OMAHA DAILY BEE : TJDESD&ft SEPTEMBER 27 1887
ALL THE MARKETS LIVELY ,
The News in Paver of the Balls and a
Good Business Transacted ,
A LARGE TRADING IN CORN.
Another Unexpected Break In Octo
ber Short Itlba A Heavy Hun of
Cattle An Unsettled Feel-
Inn In lions.
CHICAGO I'nonucn MARKET.
CHICAGO , Sept 20. lS | eclal Telegram to
the JJKH.J Almost all the news was in favor
of the bulls to-day nnd the result was a
lively market all around , with a very satis
factory amount of business transacted. The
early Interest was in October wheat , in which
the scalpers Bcemcd to fear there might be a
quceze. Tnls option opened } ( @Xc hlizber
and rapidly advanced KC further. Cables
were llrui and reported an increased con
sumptive demand , with the tendency of prices
upward , In some Instances the limit on
foreign buy Ing orders was advanced KC. New
York was strong , higher and advancing ,
as were the other outside markets. Large
lines of short wheat for New York were
said to have been covered hero thin morn ing.
The exporters were said to bo 'buying.
Fleming & Hoyden continued to buy Octo
ber aud John M. Shaw was a persistent
buyer. The purchases of October for many
days by tlu lirst named house brought out
plenty ot guesses , the latest of which is to
the effect that they are for account of eleva
tor owners who now have comparatively
small stocks In store nnd desire to Indtico
free shipments from the country to nil
their bins , aud expect to bring
dbout this desirable object by raising
the level of prices. Elevator owners are said
to bo offering rebates to keep the wheat hero
that Is already In store and one of them , who
owns about one-quarter of the No. 2 spring
in store here , Is credited with having pro
duced a scarcity by refusing to part with any
of It at less than ) c above the market The
Visible supply statement was a iuruJlso. The
alk had been that there would be n small
decrease or n small Increase , but not much
variation from the stock of a week ago. The
announcement ol a decrease of 008,000
bushels appeared to be the force necessary to
accelerate the movement of the early morn
ing and nrlccs advanced another } { c almost
Immediately , and remained brm , closing at
the huthesl point of the day , with the vol
ume of business greater than for many days.
The October option closed nt 71 Kc , December
at 74c and May nt 70 ? < J(379Kc. ( The gain
for the day over Saturday's close was l' ( c $
IKc In October and December and l c In
May.
There was also an unusunlly large business
done In the corn pit. The opening was
fractionally above Saturday close at 41c
for October and 4444c for May and the
advance was almost continuous , amounting
on the day to % c in October and % c in May.
llutchlnson was a continual seller of the
.May option nmlV. . T. Uaker a buyer of Oc
tober corn. Irwln , ( ircena & Co. were also
buyers and towards the close of the session
Field , Dudley & Co. bought. The receipts
hero were considerably less than expected ,
but the estimated receipts for to-morrow are
largo 825 cars. Shipments to-day were GS3 ,
000 bushels. Vessel loom was taken for
155,000 bushels. The market closed linn at
the highest prices of the day 42c for October
and 45) c for Mnv.
Oats were steady and firm all the forenoon ,
with but little doing in a speculative way.
Price changes were within the smallest possi
ble range. There were sellers of May at
292/0 most of the session , but just before the
1 o'clock close the murkot developed consid
erable tlrmness and tt'Jc was freely bid for
that future. September and October rested
at 85c aud November S5 ! c. The regular
cash market was asaln nominal , car tuts sell
ing entirely by sample.
In provisions the day's sensation was
another unexpected break In October short
ribs. Finding that Its sudden declines of
last wrek and the week preceding failed to
Blmkoont the tailors , the house controlling
this line ot product again withdrew its sup
port Using the large receipts of hotrs as a
pretext , it opened the market for them "Oc
under Saturday's closing. The break suf
fered brought out largo quantities on stop
orders , and from S8ou@7. ( , some 750,000 Ibs
of short ribs for October were thrown over
board. It Is now believed that the
tailors have been fully thrown
off and that the corner under way
Is likely to have smooth sailing. After Oc
tober snort ribs the January future received
the most attention and for pork and short
ribs closed at an advance ot 5c and for lard
of V4c. } For the month named pork bold at
312.lMK@12.iiO. ' "d ttt 80.42 > i 0.47K and
short ribs at $0.'JO0.30 , closing all around at
outside prices. In the nearer deliveries of
lard an appreciation of 2Xc was established.
General trading was fair , and the market
commanded Increased attention. Cash
property was quiet.
AFTKHXOONSKSSION. Wheat easier : Sp-
tembor closed about 70c , ; October opened at
7lKc , sold at 71J c otf to 71fc ( , closing at
71 Vc : November sold as high as TU.ifc and otf
to 72c ; December opened at 743/c , sold to
74Xc , off to 74S74Hc , closing at that ; May
sold from 71ttf79 ( > $ c to 7l % c , off toTOijc ,
closlnit at 7U > jc. Corn easier ; October
opened at 4 % , foil to 41e , closing with
sellers at 41J c ; November sold from 42 < s to
41c , closing sellers at
December sold from 4ic to
May sold at 45 > c , then off to - . _ ,
closing sellers at 44c. Oats steady ; Septem
ber about ' 'SJffc : October was offered at ' ! 5c ;
for November ! % o bid ; May sold at 29&c.
and closed at 29Jc bid ; No. a white May sold
at 31 $ c. Pork was 5c lower for January ,
which sold at 312.3 > Jc312.37) ( , and closed al
112.30 bid ; yar was nominal at 813.00. Lard
0.43 for January : trading was moderate
Short ribs sold for October delivery at 87.80d
7.85 , and closed at 87.83 ; January sold a <
Ce.37 and closed at 80.23 bid.
CHICAGO
CIIICAOO , Sent 30. [ Special Telegram tc
the BKK. I CATTLE There was a big rut
of cattle , but only * small proportloo of gooc
to choice kinds. The latter sold very readllj
at prices ranging from steady to strong ,
while the market for Inferior to fair lots was
dull and prices were about as low as thoi
have boon any time. All cattle that came It
competition with range cattle had to surfer
Receipts , 13,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ; strong to
good , others weak. Shipping steers , 1,350 1 <
? ,600 Ibs , 54.25@4.00 ; 1,200 to 1,350 Ibs , SS.COfi
f.50 ; 050 to 1,800 lbs.,8i.OO@3.W : ) . Stockers am
f cede re , 81.75(32.80 ( ; cows , bulls and mixed
81.MX < $2.70 ; Texas cows , SL50@3.i5 ; steers
42S@2.00. Western rancors steady ; native
and Halt breeds. 32.5W34.00 " : cows , § 2.106
a.60 ; wintered Toxans" , g2.40Q3.20.
lions Estimated ircelps , 10,000 ; las
Monday , 12,737. At the opening there wa
an unsettled feeling , and several lots In eacl
division sold a ntcklo lower than at the closi
on Saturday , but later on , as It became evl
dent that the run would not come up to th
early estimates , values ruled a shade Incite :
closing about the same as on Sat
urday. A few fancy Philadelphia
and medium butcher weights sold at S500i (
6 10 , the latter paid for a lot by a elf
butcher ; medium weights , V4UO@4U5 , am
packing sorts 84 60480. Llirlu sorts , es
pcclally Yorkers , sold around about S4 OC
and from that price down to S4 US for skip
and .
common. _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCK.
o. Sept 20. The Drovers' Journa
reports as follows :
Cattle llecelpw , 13,000 ; market strnn
for good ; others weak : shipping steers , 13.0
@ 4.00 ; stockera aud leaders. 81.7532.80
cows , bulls and mixed , 81.60(13.70 ( ; Toxa
cattle , 81.50S3.tiO ; western rangers i50@3.2 <
Hogs-Uecelpts , 10,000 ; market weak aud 5j (
lOo lower ; mixed , 84.40(34.00 ; heavy , X4.030
6.03 : light , 94.45 ( 4.00 ; rough and skip ;
Sheep Receipts. 0,000 ; market stronger
natives , sa.0033.80 ; western , $3.00(24.00 (
UmbsVl4.25735.ao.
National Stock Yard * Katt Hi
IK > BU. III. , Sept. 2&-Uattle K <
celpU , 2,500 : shipments , 1,000 ; dull an
lower : fair to choice heavy native steer :
3.80(24.00 ( ; butchers' steers , medium t
choice. 8S.23 < gS.bS ; feeders ' fair to CHOCK
12.4033.80.
iloKB-KMclptt , 9,500 : iblproents. l.OOC
( ow and lOo lower ; choice bcavanl bgtcl
crs' selections , S4.85(3..10 ( ; ; packers and
Yorkers , medium to prlmn , 34.CD ® < SO ; pigs ,
common to good , S4.OOQ-I.5T ,
KanaaH City. Sept. 2f-Cattle-lte- !
colpts5,000 ; shipments , 2,700 ; choice corn-
fed steer * and grass rangeis wrnk and-a
shade lower ; good to choice corn-fed , 5F4.00 ®
4.40 ; common to mudlum , $ 'J.25'i50 : ' ! ! stock-
en > , 2.oo@'J.6o ; feeding steers , ? 2.C5@3.25 ;
cows , 81. 0(1 ( 2.00.
Hogs Hecclpts , 2,000 ; shipments , 1,800 ;
slow , weak nnd fXftlUc lower : common to
choice , S4.1i ) ® .s.'i ' ; sklpsand pics,32.50 ( 4.00.
FI.NANUIAU
NEW Yonir , Sept. 20. The stock market
to-dav was quiet with a sudden change In
the temper ot dealings In the middle of the
day. In the afternoon the street was full of
rumors that the president of the fad fie Mall
had sold the balance of his holdings , which
wore followed by the statement that the
plans for a thorough organization of the
company and directors were completed. The
stock market was quickly bid up over
4 per cent and the transactions became
largo. Jersey Central followed with a simi
lar but not so extensive movement , while
the entire list moved up In sympathy. Clos
ing prices show Irregular changes cenerally
for fractions only , but Paclllc Mall Is up 4
and Jersey Central l if per cent
OOVEII.VMENTS UoA'ernment bonds were
dull but steady.
'VKSTKHDAT'S QUOTATIONS.
MONKY Call easy , ranirlng from 4 to 5 ,
last loan 4. Closing offered 4.
PHIMK MKUCANTILK PAPEU 0 08.
STJciti.iito EXCHANOK Quiet steady.
84.704.80 for 00 days and
for demand.
rilODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago. Sept 20. Following quotations
are the 2ROclOMnir : Hgtires ;
Flour Firm and unchanged.
Wheat Active and at times corMderably
excited. Opened wltji advance } { © ) over
Saturday's close , aud closed firmer
and about KO higher ; cash , 70,5 c ; October ,
71J/c ; Mav. 70 > c.
Corn Flrmor and active ; cash and October
41 < cMav ; , 44 c.
Oats Steadier with no material chance ;
ash and October , 25 ? c ; May , 20 c.
Kye-Stoady at 47Mc.
Barley Quiet at 70c.
Prime Timothy Seett S2.25@2.2C.
Flax Seed-81.05)
Whlsky-SUo.
Pork Steady wltn fair demand ; year ,
12.00 : January. 812.80.
Lard Actlvo and Irregular ; cash and Oc-
ober , 0.42 ( a0.45. !
Dry Salted Moats-Shoulders. 85.2.- ( < ? 5.CO ;
clear , SS.3X&8.K ( ; ; short ribs , 87. & ' > .
Butter About steady ; creamery , 17 ( 23 } c ;
dairy , 15@20c.
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars , 11 ®
IKc ; Hats , HKlWc ; Young Amencas.ll
Eggs Firm at 17L ( . . . . .
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green hides
M'e ; light do , 7JSc ; salted bull hides ,
x ; , green salted calf , 8J.f@9c ; dry Hint , 12 ®
'ic ; dry calf. 12@lHc ; deacons SOc each.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 country , 4J , c ; No.
! , 3c ; cala-s , 4 } < fc.Uocotnts.
Uocotnts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 2(5,000 ( 84,000
Wheat , bu UU.OOO 55.000
orn , bu 237.000 688.000
Jats , bu 180,000 222,000
lye , bu 4,000 none
Bhrley.bu 77.000 40,000
New Xorlc , Sept. 20. Wheat lle-
elpts , 150,000 ; exports , 70,400 ; options opened
troiiir , soon advanced UftglKc. varying
nit little during the day , and closing steady
A@c oil from the highest ; spot about Ic
ilnher ; ungraded red. 78Q845 c ; No. 1 red
lominal nt b c ; No. 2 red , 8I@t > IHc In
tore and elevator , 83@811-lOc delivered ;
October closed at Bl'j'c.
Corn Uecelpts , 110,000 ; exports , none ;
options 5b@Ji < c higher and more active , clos-
ng steady : cash , K ( < * ? < c better ; unuraded ,
51V@52c ! ; No. 2. rfw@5lKe In elevator , 52oj (
52 0 delivered ; Octooer closed at50c.
Oats Hccelpts , 124,400 ; exports , none ; % < 3
' c higher , ratlter quiet ; mixed western , 32
34c ; white western , 35@40c.
Cotfoe-Snot , fair ; Hlo , linn at 810.50 ;
options 10c$15 points higher and moderately
active ; sales , 68.000 bags ; September , 817.00 ;
October. 817.4017.rx ) : November , S17.75 ®
17.00 ; December , S18.00@18.20 ; January ,
518.05 ( 18.20.
Petroleum Steady ; United. GSc.
Eggs Steady and in fair demand ; west *
cm , 17@10c.
Pork Dull ; mess quoted at 815.50 for old ;
B 10.00 for new.
Lard lilgher ; western steam spot , 80.82
Butter Quiet ; western , KX324c ; western
creamery , 10@24c.
Cheese Steady and quiet } western , 0 @
lie.
lie.St.
St. Ijouts , Sept 20. Wheat Actlvo and
lilgher ; cash and October , 70c.
Corn Firm aud higher ; cash , 3S40c ;
Octooer , SS c.
Oats Firm ; cash , 25 @ 2o c ; October ,
? tfc.
Pork Dull and Irregular at 814.75.
Lard-Firm at 80.30@0.35.
Wliisky-81.05.
Butter Quiet ; creamery , 2021c ; dairy , 15
@ 20c.
Afternoon Board Wheat Higher early ,
but closed } < c below noon board ; September ,
70o asked ; October , 70c ; November , 71J c
bid. Corn Very dull. Oats No sales.
Liverpool , Sept. 26. Wheat Firm , de-
mandtgood ; holders otfer sparingly.
Corn Steady and demand fair ; now
mixed western , 4s 3d per cental.
Milwaukee. Sopt. 20. Wheat lower :
cash,70tfc ; October , n QllXc ; November ,
"Corn-Steady ; No. 3. 41c.
Oats-Unchanged ; No. awhile ,
live-Firm ; No. 1. 50c.
Barley- Weak ; No. a , 5gJc.
Provisions Steady ; pork , September ,
S14.50@15.00.
Cincinnati , Sept. 20. Wheat Strong :
No. a red , 70c.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 45c.
Oats Steaay and linn ; No. 3 mixed , 26c. .
Kye Stronger ; No. 8 , 62@54o.
Pork Dull ; repacked , 815.25.
Lanl-Firm at 80.50.
Whisky-81.05.
New Orlnnn" , Sept 20 , Corn Dull
weak and lower : mixed , Me ; white , ' 57c
yellow , 50c.
Oats-Quiet and weak ; No. 2,33@33 c.
Cornmeal Dull and nominal at 32.20 ( 2.30
Hog Products Unsettled but genorall )
lower. Pork-815.25. Lard-80.75.
Bulk tMeats-Shouldcrs , 85.50 ; long cloa
and clear rib , 88.37H-
Kansas City , Sett.20. Corn-Steady ; No
2 cash , 35 > < cbld ; September , 25o bid : Octo
ber , 355 0 : November 35tf , bid , 30o asked.
Oats No. 2 September , 223 asked.
Minneapolis , Sept. 20. Wheat Active
closed strong and a shade higher for cash
No. 1 hard- , cash , 71Xfc ; October , 71c ; Novem
bor. 72j/c ; May , 78c ; No. 1 northern , cash
G7 , c ; October , 07c ; November , CS o ; No
a northern , cash , C3 fc ; October , C3 > < c
November , 74c. On track Yo. 1 hard
TJtfc ; No. I Jiotthern , 08K(369 ( > fc ; No.
northern , 64@GOc.
Flour Firm ; patents , 14.15 4.30 ; bakers' '
83.25(33.20. (
Kecelpti Wheat , 20,000 bu.
ShipmentsWneat , 33,000 bu ; flour. 17,00
bis.
Wheat In Store At Minneapolis , 1,037,3S
bu. ; at St Paul. 02,000 bu.
OMAHA LIVE HTOGIC
Monday , Sept 20.
Cattle ,
The offerings of cattle on to-day's marko
were very liberal. The total receipts wer
100 loads , ot which number 07 were receive- -
on Sundav and 133 to-day. There were enl ;
a few loads of good corn-fed cattle in , the n
colpts being made up almost entirely o
range cattle. The market was about stead
on good cattle , one buncli ot corn-fed steer
at 84.40. Tue heavy run ot range ca
e , both here and in Chicago , caused *
Weaker feeling In the market , ou tbat.cUsa <
entile , but the market was about steady , al
though salesmen In a lew Instances were
calling It a little lower. There were quite a
good many Inquiries for feeders , but not
a very strong Inclination to buy. Butchers
stock continues very dull aud slow nt low
prices , _ _ _
linen *
The week opened with light receipts of
hogs , there being only nftcen loads on the
market. The market opened slow and a few
loads sold at very nearly steady prices , two
loads reaching 84.70 , the balance going st a
decline of about .Ic. The market closed weak
with both buyers and sellers predicting heavier
receipts and lower prices for Tuesday.
Hhecp.
There were four loads received yesterday
but reshlpped. One small bunch held over
from Saturday sold at-about steady prices ,
Ilcoolpti.
Cattle. 4,100
Hogs l.ioo
Sheep 800
Shipments.
Sheep 4 cars
Cattle Monday 01 cars
Prevailing PrlO9 %
Showing the prevailing price ] pilJ for Hya
stock on this market :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs . . .8UOO4.40
Choice steers. 1100 to 130U Ibs. . . 4.00 ® . 10
Fat little steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.76M3.85
Corn-fed range steers 1200 to 1500 3.8.V34I.20 !
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.50rt3.00
Common to medium cows 1.50C 42.2- >
Good to cholco bulls 1.7.Vct2.50
Good range feeders 2.50(92.75
Good natlvofeedersOOOlLisand up
wards 2.75@3.00
Fair to medium native feedors.OOO
Ibs and upwards 2.50@2.05
Stockers , 400 to 700 Ibs 2.oo 8.40
Prime fat sheep 3.2.V43.50
Fair to medium sheep 2.50(33.00 (
Common sheen 1.50 2.25
Light and medium hears 4.40M4.50
Good to cholco heavy hoes 4.00O4.05
Good to cholco mixed hogs 4.50J54.00
Kopre entaiivo unto * .
NATIVES-COIIN-PKD.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
V0..1443 84.40
FKEnr.ns.
4..057 82.05
STOCK KIIS.
9..780 82.05NATIVI
NATIVI : cows.
22. . . . 020 82.35. 1C. . . . 1007 82.50
2. . . 1100 2.50 1..1000 8.50
UANOE COWS.
03..071 81.00 Brown , llelf & Co.
11ANOE HTKBIIS.
80. . .1087 82.60. Emerson Baker & Kennedy
84. . . 1105 2.8r > . Coe & Carter.
208..1151 2.00. Standard Cattle Co.
33..1250 3.15. Wood & Button.
4..1350 3.15. " "
noos.
No. Av. 8hk. IT. No. Av. Shit. Pr.
CO..247 120 84.50 73..230 8084.05
08..241 80 4.00 70. . .238 84U 4.05
72..243 4.00 00..280 120 4.05
01..290 10J 4.00 C8..2.M 80 4.05
07..237 120 4.C2K 72..247 120 4.05
04..200 100 4.02 01..838 4.70
71..271 200 4.08J < 73..208 100 4.70
08 . . .204 80 4.62'
BIIKEP.
47. . . . 80 82.70.
Live Stock Soltl.
Showing the numbur of head of stock sold
ou the market to-day :
CATTT.K.
O. H. Hammond & Co 602
Local 113
Feeders 115
Total 730
nous ,
Anglo American Packing Co CSO
Harris ite Fisher. 383
Total 1,074
All sales ot stock 111 tun market ara made
per cwt 'ivovol'ht union otherwise sr.Uoil.
Dead hogs soil at Kc pnr Ib. for all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 10J lus.
no value. Pregnant sowsaro dookod 40 loj.
and stagsSOIbs. b/thonubllQ Inspactor.
Live Stock Notes.
Hogs lower.
Good cattle steady.
Hogs averaged seventy to the car.
Itecelpis of native corn-fed cattle light
84.70 was the top on hogs and 84.40 on cat
tle.
tle.J.
J. Chrisman , of Waterfall , came in with
two loads of cattle.
D. Uurnsoy , a sockman ( of Alma , was a
visitor at the yards.
W. H. Beagle , Loup City , marketed a load
Of 230-lb hogs at 84.05.
L. Gallup , Enyart. was In asaln yesterday
looking over the market.
.1. B. Hunter , ot Omaha , bad In nine loads
ot cattle from tils ranch.
Buyers say they will have to buy hogs for
less money than yesterday.
Mayor A. 11. Heel , of Cheyenne , was at the
yards" with thirty loads of cattle.
W. J. Davis , a well-known stockman of
Grand Island , was at the yards.
F. Swift , of the Him of Swift & Co. , pack
ers , wns at the yards yesterday.
The Anglo-American packing company's
suing of ten loads of hogs cost 34.02.
Mr. Brown , of the Brown & Ileff Cattle
company , was hero with two trains of cattle.
M. Hutton , Hnndolph , came In with two
loads of hogs which sold at the top of the mar
ket
Hammond & Go's , string of hogs , bought
on yesterday's market , avenged 23'J Ibs , aud
cost S4.60.
Bonney Earnest , of the Sand Creek Cattle
company , came In with ten loads of cattle
from Ituwllns.
A. L. Spearman , Springfield , marketed a
goqd bunch of 1443-lb native steers of tils
own feeding at 84,40.
Mr. Baker , of the linn of Emerson , Baker
& Co. , was at the yards with a train of cattle.
Four loads were sold.
Frank Coe , of the tirm of Coo & Carter ,
came in with six loads of cattle from their
ranch near Mountain Home.
Squires & Co.'s string of 230-lb. hogs bought
on yesterday's Chicago market cost only
84.74. Tun average price paid on the Omalii
market was about 84.04 , but the bogs were
not as good.
Several shippers , during the pastwook ,
have reshipped their cattle to Chicago , after
refusing the price bid hern , only to sell them
at a lower titfure there. While the demand
here is limited and all the cattle received can
not be sold , a shipper who has a chance to
sell and does not usually rcgretts it in the
end.
OMAHA WUOiaSSYLK MA.KK.BTS.
Monday , Sept. 20.
1'rortuco.
The following are tlie price * nt whlcli
round lota of produce arc sold on thin
market :
To-days receipts were very Unlit , HIP de
mand for eggs being much larger than the
supply.
Eons The market Is almost bare , and
stocks move rapidly at 17@18c.
BUTTKII Creamery , West Point , SOc :
other , 22@4c per pound : choice dalrv , 1SQ
20c ; medium grades , I3@15c ; ordinary , 0@10c.
CIIKBSE Market fair. Fancy full cream
Cheddars , single 13c ; full cream twins , 13c :
young Americas , 13c ; brick cheese , 100 Ibs
In case , 14c ; Llraberuer , 100 Ibs In case , W c ;
SaurV fancy Ohio , lOc.
POUI.TUY Fair market ; spring chickens
2.00 2.50 ; old fowls. 83.W@3.00 ; ducks
S2.25@2.75 : turkeys , in very light request ,
OC47c per Ib.
GAME Hecelpts light : prairie chickens ,
8250 ; mallard ducks. 81.75(32.00. ( Quail ,
81.25 ( < 31.50 ; teal and mixed ducks , S1.00C < 1.75 ;
siil | > , 75c&S1.00 ( : jack rabbits , 35c each ,
OAIIUAOK California stock , large round
heads , 2'j'c per Ib. ; home grown 50c per dozen
heads.
OvsTEBs-Shell , 82.00 ocr hundred ; bulk ,
81.35 per hundred ; selects , 82.20a gallon ;
Cans , Now York counts , 45c ; selects , 35 ®
40c ; standard. 27@30c.
SWEET POTATOES The market Is well
supplied and they sell at22Xc perlb.
CELKKT The receipt * are larger and the
stock better. Good stock brlntis 35c a bunch.
CUJKH Cholco Michigan elder , & 0.00@0.50
per Dbl of 32 tral.
1'oi'CORN Choice , for stands , 2@2Kc per Ib.
TOMATOES Commission men are only
handling a very few. Good stock 40@50c
per bushel ,
OMIONB Choice largo California onions
are otfered on the market at SOc per busht
The demand U light
Kaci PLANT Slow sale at C0@75o per doz ,
for choice stock.
PoTATOKB-The market Is well supplied ,
Salt Lake and Colorado stock tells at bOC t85c.
Nebraska and Iowa stock Oo@ < Ac per bushel ,
honey In neat one id
frame * ao per IP.
BEANS. Hand-picked Inavy , fS.OO per
bushel , and other grades down ns low as
Vl4J 0 - ,
t''rnitf ) .
Orders from tlic cquitlrjrciulrliif / ; sc-
Icctctl stock and erica care In paddii'i can-
? iot almivs be filial nt theistimc prlcw ,
quoted to llic local trade for common
The supply ot fruHs on the markets was
fair for the first of the week. California
grapes and pears arc qulto plenty. Peaches
are reported to bo a little scarce In California
on account of the very large demands ot the
canners , but the canning season there Is over.
Plums and prunes are being taken by the
canners almost entirely , hnd none ot any ac
count arc being shipped to eastern markets.
GnAPES Home-grown stock Is In liberal
supply and is moving fwly at4c per pound ;
California. Tokay 81.75J.OO per crate ;
Muscats 31.50.
CHANIIKRBIES The market U fairly well
supplied with good stock. Bell and cherry ,
80.00. Cape Cods 80.00(310.00. (
PKAt'iiKH-- Choice California stock Is going
at 81.25CH..V > .
On AH Appi.E.s-Cholco Siberian , 83.00(33.50 (
per bbl.
OIIANOKS Fancy Itodl , 160 per box. 55.50 ;
fancy Hodl , 900 per box , 8U.OO ; cholco Naples ,
200 per box , 85.60.
LKMONS Choice Palermo , 50.00 ; fair Pa
lermo , 85.00(35.50 ( ; choice Messina , S0.60 ;
fancy Messina , 87.00 ; extra fancy Itodl ,
88.50 ; extra fancy Mnlorl , 88.50.
PEAKS The market Is well supplied with
the later varieties of California pears which
am eel I inkat 82.00(32.23 ( per box.
APPLES The supply Is liberal , especially
of home-crown stock. Choice Michigan ap-
plos. 2.75@ioo : ; home-grown , S2.25@J.50.
BANANAS The market is well supplied
with bananas at 82.60@3.oo per bunch.
COCOANUTS Good stock , 85.00.
Flour nnd Feed.
olnydrc the johbliH ) jirlctn'
Miiincsotapatonts , 82.50 pur cwt : Minneso
ta Bakers' straight 82.20 percwt. ; Kansas and
Missouri winter fancv its tents , 82:45(32.00 : ( :
Nebraska patents , 82.25@2.35 ; rye Hour , 81.75
Ql.oo per cwt : rye Graham , 111.40 per cwt. ;
wheat Graham , 81.75 per cwt ; corn meal ,
yellow , OOc per cwt : corn meal , white. 81.00
percwt ; chopped feed , Sll.00 ( < $ lfi.oo per ton ;
bran , S12.00@13.00 per ton : screenings , 80.00
@ 12.uOperton.
HAY Upland pralrlc , S8.COQO.OO ; com
mon coarse , 87. 00(38.00. (
Grocer' * List.
COFFER Ordinary grades , 20X@21c ; fair.
21X@22c ; prime , 22@2Hc ; fancy green and
yellow , 23@25c ; old eovernment Java ,
30c ; interior Java , 25WJ8o ( ; Mocha ,
Arbuckle's , roasted , 20 > fc ; McLaughlln's
XXXX , 26 c ; Dllwortli's , 2Cc ; Ked Cross ,
KBFINEDLAHD Tierce. 7c ; 40-ib square
cans , 7c ; 50-Ib round , 7 < c ; 20-lb round ,
7 c ; 10-lb nails , 7 < c ; 5-lb palls , 7 fc ; 3-lb
palls , 7c.
SUOAH Granulated , G7cconf. ; A , C a
6Jfc : white extra C , 0 % < pKc ; extra C , C M
CMC ; yellow C , 5 } c ; cut loaf , 7 ' , powdered ,
7J/C.
VnovisiONB Hams , HH@12c : breakfast
bicon.ll rctWcM'bacoii sides 10j @ 10K'cdrv ;
salt , OK@Ojfc ; shoulders , 7@7 c : dried boot
hams , ll(311Kc ( : drlM beef regular , 10W@Uc ;
hams picnic , WVic.
ad lumber
DRIKD FBUITS Apples , now , K's Cc ;
evaporated , 60-lbrlng , 14@14Kc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 20c ; blackberries , evaporated ,
lOf lOKc ; pitted cherries , coaches , now ,
K's > 7Mc ; evaporated peeled peacnos , c ;
evaporated , un pared , I0w@l7c ; new currants ,
7K(37Kc ( ; prunes , 4 f@5c : citron , 25o ; rai
sins , Lo
muscatels ,
SYIIUP
New Orleans , per gallon. S ( 40c ; maple
syrtin , half Ibbs , "old time , " per gallon , 80c ;
1-gallon cann , per doz , 810.50 ; hulf-eallon
cans , per doz , 8U.25 ; quart cans , 83.25.
CANNED Goons Ovsters , standard , per
case , 53.00(33.10 ( ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per case ,
Sil.00ffl3.10 ; raspberrles,2 Ib , per case. 53.00 ®
3.10 ; California pears , per case. S4.00 ( 4.70 ;
apricots , nor case , 84.1X$4.ai ( > ; Peaclies , per
case , 85.75@5.a > ; white cherries , per case ,
80.00 plums , per casn , 83.bO@ft.00 : blue
berries , per case. S2.SO@2.40 ; eag plums. 2
Ib. per , case , S2.50 ; pitio.tpples , a ib ,
per case. 83.20@5.75 ; 1 Ib mackerel , per doz ,
§ 1.00 : 1 Ib salmon , perdoz , 81.0.Ti@2.00 : 2 Ib
gooseberries , per case. S3.25ra3.a' > ; alb string
beans , per case , 81.75 : 2 Ib "lima beans , our
case. 31.00 ; 2 Ib marrowfat peas , per caset
S2.50 ( < i2.GO ; iilbeirly June peas , per case ,
ta.75 ; 3 Ib tomatoes , 82.40 ( 850 ; 21b corn ,
,2. 0g2.25. (
I'IOKT.EB Medium. In bbls , 80.50 ; do In
lialf bbls , ' 83.75 ; small , In bbls , 87.50 : do in
latf bbls , S4.25 ; gherkins , In bbls , 88.50 ; do In
half bbls , 84.75.
WOODENWAKE Two-hoop palls , per doz ,
$1.45 : hoop palls , 81,70 ; No. 1 tub. 80.50 ;
No. 2 tub. 85.50 ; No. 3 tub , 84.60 ; wash
boards , 81.75 : assorted bowls , S2.2.i ; No. 1
churns , 80 ; No. 2 churns , 88 ; No. 3 churns ,
TOHACCO Lorlllard'gCllniax , 44n ; Splen
did , 4ic ; Mechanic's Delight 41c : Leggett &
Meyer's Star , 41c ; Cornerstone , S4o ; Drum-
mond's Horse Shoe , 41c-T. ; J. , S7c ; Soru's
Spearhead , 44c.
HOPE Seven-slxtepnths inch , 12KSl2J/c (
STAncir Mirror Gloss , 5J c ; Graves Corn ,
Oke ; Oswego Gloss , 7c ; Oswego Corn , 7c.
BnooMS-Extra 4-tie.82.60 ; No. 1,88.00 ; No.
. ' ,81.75 : heavy stable , $4
OANDT-Mlxed , 8X@Hc ; stick.
CRACKEKS CJnrneau's soda , outter and
picnic. 5c ; creams , 8c ; ginger snaps , 8c : city
soda , 7c.
TiAS : Japan , 20 < 355c ; gunpowder , ' _
Younr Hyson. 25@55c ; Oolong , 20S Oc.
JKU.tES 30-lb pails , 82.00.
General Markets.
Spraixs Cologne spirits , 188 proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second quality.
101 proof. S1.10 ; do 18a proof , 81.09. Alcohol ,
Ib8 proof. S110 per wine gallon. Redistilled
whiskies , 1.00(31.50. ( ( iln blended. 81.50 ®
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. 82.00(30.00 ( ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 92.00@f.5o ! ;
( ioUten Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
S1.50@3.00. Brandies. Imported , S5.00@8.50 ;
domestic. Si.30@3.oo. ( fins , Imported , $4.so@
C.OO ; domestic , 351.25@U.OO. Clmmpacrnes .im
ported , per case. S28.00@B.OO : ; American , per
case. 310.00 10.00.
HEAVY HAKnwAius-lron , rate , 53.70 ;
Plow steel , special cast. 4'fe ; crucible steel ,
6c ; cast tools , dn. i2dHfc ( ; waon spokes ,
per set , 8'i.00i50 ( ; hubs , per set , SL5J ; tel-
lees , sawed dry , 81.00 ; tongues , each , bOc ;
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , t c ;
coil chain , per Ib , 0@l3c ; malleable , 8@10c ;
Iron wedges , oc ; crowoarj , Cc ; harrow teeth ,
" c ; spring steel , 45c ; Burden's horse
,063 , 84.75 ; Burden's rauie shoes. 85.75.
Barbed wire' In car lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 50 82.40 ; steel nails ,
iliDF.s Green butchers' , 5X@6c ; green
cured , 7J c ; dry Hint , lie ; dry salt , Oc ; green
eatf skins , 7Kc ; damaged hides , two-thirds
price. Tallow HC. Grease Prime white. 3c :
yellow. 3c ; brown , l c. Sheep pelts , 25@
40c.
wCoAi. Egg. 89.50 ; nut , 89.75 ; range , 89.75 ;
Iowa lump. Sd.OO ; Iowa nut , 82.75 ; walnut
block , 83.00 ; Illinois , 84.2504.75.
Dry Goods.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dls
count LL. ejfe ; CC , 7 > < c ; SS , 8tfc ;
Nameless , 5Kc ; No. 5 , oc ; EK , 0)ic ) ;
( JJ ( , lOHc ; XX , 12c ; OO , 14c ; NN , Hie ,
KX , 18o ; lt,20c ; No. 10 , 8) ) c ; 40 , lO c : 00-
15 } < c : 80 , 15o ; SO , Colored , lOc ; 50 , colored.
12c ; 70. colored , 15c ; Bristol , 13' < c ; Union
Pacllic. 18c.
CAHPKT WAHP Bibb white , 18Kc ; col
ored , 20Hc.
BATTS Standard , 8c ; Com , lie ; Beauty ,
12Ke : Boone , He ; B , cased , 80.50.
I' iNT8 Soi.ii.Coions Atlanta 5) < c ; Sla
ter So ; Berlin Oil OKcUurncrOllGto7. ; PINK
AND ltonr.8 Richmonditc : Allenflc ; Hlver-
point 5cSteel ; UlverCc : Richmondr c ; Pacilic
OJ < c. INOIOO BLUE Washington Oe ; Ameri
can OKcArnoldOKc ; ; ArnoldB Ho ; Arnold
A l-o ; Arnold Goldseal WKcDKKSS Char
ter Oak4Xc4tam poS5fc : Lodl 4Kc ; Allen
5o : Richmond 5Kc , Windsor Cc ; Kddystone
c : Pacllic 6c.
OiNaiiAM-Plunkett.checks 7u : Whltton-
ton 7Jfc ; York 7 d : Norraandlo Dress
8Kc ; Calcutta Dress HKc : Whittenton
Dress OQ ; Renfrew Dress 9c to lU o ;
OAMIIHICS Slater 4 > < c ; Woods 4Wc ; Standard -
dard 4 c ; Peacock 4c.
COHSKT JEANS Androscoggln 7 > c ; Hear-
sage 7 c ; Rockport OWc ; Conestoga O e.
DUCK West PointJ ! ln..8oz. , lO c ; Wcsl
Point 29 In. . 10 oz. . 12Xc ; West Point 29 in. ,
12 oz. , 15c ; West Point 40 In. , 11 oz. , 10c.-
Checks-Caledonla X. Ko : Caledonia XX ,
loWc ; Economy U to } { c ; Otis 9 to 9 } < c. >
TICKS kewlston 80 In. , 12'fo ; Lewiston SI
in. , l3Ue ; lork 32 In. , 14c ; Swift Rlver7 } < ci
Thorndlko O O , 8/e ; Thorndlke K F. SJfc ;
Thorndlko 120 , 9 > ifc : Thorndlhe XXX. 15c :
Cordls No. 5.9Kc ; Cordls No. 4 , He.
DE.NIMH Amoskeag Uoz. , lot ) : Kverett 1
oz. , l.Sc : York 7o ? . , 13c ; Havmaker BKe ; JatT
rey XX. HHc ; Julfrey XXX. 120 : Beavei
Creek AA , 12c ; Beaver Creek BH , lie ;
Beaver Creek CC. lOc.
KKNTUCKY JKANS Memorial loc ; Cantor
18c ; Durham 27Hc : Hercules 18c ; Learning
ton 22Ho ; Cottswold 25c.
CUASK Stevens'Bi Co ; bleaclied 7e ; Sto
vena' A 7We ; bleached BWc ; Stevens' P 8 } < c
bleached Bkc : .Steven f tf UKc ; bleachci
lOUn ; ttMVtUB1 B Krp ' 'JL <
Mtscr.i.T.ANnous Table oil cloth SA83 ;
plain Holland 8 > ( c toOc ; Dado Holland 12V c.
FLANNELS Plaid llaftsman 20c ; Goslien
S3 Wo ; Clear Lake 82 > , 'c : Mapl City 30 < c.
Whitc-G. II. No. 2. ? / , Slcj G ; U. No. 1 , Jf ,
27KcB. : H.No.2i/22r : ; H. U. No.1 , . ' / ,
SOc : Quechea No . , i. K , 420 ; Uucchco No.2 ,
& / ! ll / , llnnnltni n No. S , f , SJVo ; Anawan
COMFOKTEris S6.MX335.00 ;
BLANKETS White , 81.0007,50 ; colored ,
31.10 8.00.
BHOWN SHEETINGS Atlantic A , 4-4 , "tfc ;
Atlanttnll , 4-1,7c ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , f Kc : At
lantic P. 4-4. oc ! Aurora LL. 4-4. 6 ic ;
Aurora C , 4-4,4i < c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OVfc ;
lloosler 1,1 , , 4-4oftc ; Indian Head , 4-4 7) ) < c ;
Lawrence LI , , 4-4 , 6Jfc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5 } < c : Pepperell It , 4-4CKc ; iVppcreil O , 4-4 ,
6e ; Pepperell , 8-4. ICc ; Pepperell , 9-4 , 18c :
Pepperell , 10-4. 20c ; Ullca C. 4-4 , " ' -
Wacbusett , 4-4. 7c ; Aurora 11 , 4-4 ,
Aurora 11 , 4-4. Oc.
BI.KACIIKH SHKKTING Berkeley cambric ,
No. CO. 9Hc ; Best Yet , 4-4 , O'/c ; butter cloth
OO. 4Vc ; Cabot , 7Ke : Farwell , Sot Fruit of
Ixiom , SJfc ; Greene O. Cc ; Hope , 7Vc ; King
Phillip cambric. He ; Lonsdale. Hue ; Lons-
dale , 8 } < c : New York mills , lOWc ; Pepperell ,
42 Inch , lOWc : Pepperell. 40 Inch , llKc ; Pen-
pcrell , 6-4,15c ; Pepperell , 8-4 , Ifc : Pepperell ,
0-4 , 20c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 22 > & : Canton. v4 ,
8Uc ; Canton , 4-4 , o c ; Triumph , Oc ; Wam-
suttn , He ; Valley. 5c.
Dry Lumber.
AND TlMIIKIlt.
12. U &
1ft ft. IS ft 20 ft Zi ft St ft
21.90 21.511
.60
2X8 21.50 21.1
Zltl ) ! .50
zzta ! ! ! . " . ! ! . ' ! ! ! ! ' . ! ! . " . ' . iiili&ssiiukiaK&ozi&uz&ttf
- - - - -
4X4-HI8 18.60
KI.OOI1INO.
A 6 In. White Pine 83-Y60 C , $29.50
B : . 'jO 1) , 21.00
K ' " " ( Scl. Fonclnz ) . . . . 19.00
FiNismxn.
1st and2ndclear , l.ltflnch , s.2s 850.50
3d , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2 s. , 45.50
" " Itf , 1 ,3 In 40.50
A select 1 Inch , s. 2 s. . 40.00
" " 1 } ( , IVf. 2 In 44.00
B " 1 Inch , s. 2s. , ; SO.W )
" " l .l' ain 37.00
roi'LAii i.UMnr.n.
Clear Poplar , Hx. Bds. % in. , s. 2 s..S3. > .50
K In. I'anol. s. 2 s 27.00
" " Corrugated Celling , % . . 28.50
Il.VTTKNS , WKLL TtlllINn , 1'ICKKTR.
O..G. Bo ts , 2X In 800.7. .
" Kx3 in , s.l s. 00.45
S In Well Tubing , D & M and Bev. . . . . 23.00
Pickets , D. A H. Flat 20.50
" " Square 21.00
IIOAIU1S.
No. 1 , com. s 1 B 818.00 No. 2 , com , s 1 sSK.OO
No. 3. 815,50No. 4 , 813.00
FENCING.
No. 1 , 4&6ln , 12 & 14 ft , rouch 810.50
No. 1 , " " 10 " 19.50
No.2 , " 12ft 14 > " 10.00
No.2 , " " 1C " " 17.50
HIDING.
A. 12 , 14 and 1C ft. S21.50 C , 815.50
B. 20.50 D. 12.50
CEILING ANP 1'AIITITION.
1st com , % in White Pine Celling J34.00
2nd " " " " " 28.00-
Clear , H in. Norway " " 10.00
ndcoui. % ln. " " " 14.00
STOCK IIOAItnS.
A 12Inch s. Is J4S.SO
No. 1 , com. 12 in. s. 1 s. , 12 ft 20.50
' 14 It 19.00
" " " " 1C ft 18.50
No.2 , " " " 19.00
" " " " 10 ft 17.50
Inch Grooved Roofing Sl.OO per M more
than 12 Inch Stock Boards same length.
SIMNOI.KS , LATH.
KXclear . .83.10 Extra * A * 52.90
A * Standard . . 2.75 * AHB&B 2.55
in. clear No 1. . 1.50 Lain ani
POSTS.
Vhlte cedar , C in. , i s. , I2c ; 0 in.-qrs. , He ;
in. < irs. , lOc ; 4 in. round 15c ; Tenne.ShUd
ted Cedar , oplit , 15c : Split Oak. I2c.
LIME , KTC.
Rulncv white lime ( best ) . OOc : Akron ce
ment , 81.75 ; hair , liOc ; plaster , $2.75-tar ;
board. 81.75 ; sash , 40c per ct. ; doors , 40 per
ct. : blinds , 40c per ct. ; mouldings , 40c per
ct. : tar felt , per cwt. , 82.75 ; straw board ,
81.75.
SOUTnEHN YKLLOW 1'INH.
om. 4&0in. Flooring 817.50
Star ' " 21.50
In.Celllnc 21.50
f In. Piutition ar.00
Finlsh.l &lfln.s.2s 9.00
Corrugated Cellini : , 4 in 25.00
Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . 27.00
SHIP LAP.
No. 1 Plain. 8& 10 in 819.50
n'o. 2 " 17.50
No. 1 , O. G. , 8 in 19.50
THE CHIC AGO AND
North-
NorthWesfern
Wesfern
.iiLi-
Sliort
Aud ( too
Thu only roart to take for DCS Molnes ' iir-
Bhulltown , Ocdnr KnnlUH , Clinton. Ulxon , Chlcn-
KO , MllwiuiUc'O HiiU nil points e > t t. To the people
ple of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyomlnir. Utah ,
Iclnno , ixovm'a , Oregon , Wnslilntrton , and Cull-
lorniti , It oilers euperlor ntlvuutiiBea not possi
ble by any other line.
AiMOiif ( n tow of me numerous points of su-
Errlority enjoyed hy the putrons of this road
liinwcon Oiimliii and Chicago , nro Its two trains
a day of DAY COACHES , which nro the niiodt
that bumftti art and injmilty cnn or onto. Its
PALACKE SLEEHINO OAH3 , which arc models
of comtort and olepancc. Its PAULOit DltAW-
1NQ UOOMCAUS , unsurimssca by any. nnd itg
widely celebrated PALATIAL DININO CAIIS ,
the cnual of which cannot bo fouml elsewhere
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union Puclllo
Uy , connect In Union Depot with those of the
Cblcatfo & Northwestern Uy. In Chicago the
trains of this llr.e mnko close connection with
tboRont all eastern lines.
For Detroit. Columbus , Indianapolis. Cincin
nati , Niagara Fulls , tlultulo , Plttsburir , Toronto ,
Montreal. Iloton , Now Vork , Pblladolphla ,
nnltlmore , Washington and all polats in the
cast ,
If you wish the best accommodation , All tlckot
aifonts sell tickets via this line *
H. HuUHITT. U P. WILSON.
Oenl. Manager , Genl , Pass'rAirent
Cnlcaito , ill.
W. M.DABCOCK. T U. I10LLK3 ,
Wcstarn Auont , City Puss'r Agent ,
Oniaba Nilirasku.
Proposals for the Construction of the Super
structure of the City Hall Building ,
RALKD ProVosaU will l > c rcceivnd by the
S
undt'rslKnod until 1 : UJ o'cloc'k p. in. October
7th , 18.S7 , for the construction of superetriio
tnro of tbo city ball building , In accordance
with the plans and npculflcatloiis on lllo In tin.
Olllco of tbo Hoard of Publlo WorKs.
Illils will bo made on printed blanks fnr <
nUbed by tbo board , nnd to bo iicuompanleil
with 11 cortllled check In the sum of fl.COU , ai
an ovldcnco of t-'ood faith.
Tlii Hoard reserves the right to reject any
or all bids and to walvo defects.
Sr. A. D. HALCOMHK ,
Chairman Hotird ot Publlo Works.
Omaha , Neb. .Sept. 5th 1IW7. kS-'ltuwoU
Dissolution of l'artnernttlii.
The partner hlp hcretoforo exMliitf undoi
the llrmimmo of liouhmu A ; Ili-nnott , iBtlimdm
( Unsolved by mutual nereoment. All billN dui
Biild Drm nunt bo paid to Charles lloohmewhc
will assume all Indebtedness of the llrm
ClIAItT.KS IlOKIIMB ,
I. N , llB.N.NUTT.
Omalm , Sopt. 71,1687.
FOR PLANTING TIMBER CLAIMS
Illuck Walnuts , hulls on , f. o. b . . . ( lOa per bi
lllaek Walnut , hulls oir , " . . . . fl.'il per bi
llox iider : Seed , " . . . . lOoporll
Asli Seed , . . . . lllo per II
Honey lx > cust Seed , " . . . . " > c per II
llus lnn Mulberry Seed , " . . . . It-M peril
C'ttalpaSccd , . . . . l.UU perl !
Also nil kinds Of Fruit nnd 1'orost Trees In
sale. AddroKH , SIIKNANDOAII NllltShltV
D. B. LAKE , Proprietor , bllKNANDOAIl , 1A
MCBTORRD
M lW renutura Ituctj. Ncrvou
Deb lti. Lort i uhoCKl , etc. , ImTliik- tried In v
very known remfov. hA dlicmrred a
h ka will Hodrll IK to bli fellow
OMM JOBBERS' DIHECTOBY
Agricultural Implements ,
CHURCHILL I'ARKER ,
Whole J\lc Doltrtn
Agricultural Iiuplcmcnis ,
CrJTl iirs ana llii l . Jono * Mrrot , kotwrou 9th
_ and 10th , Omaha. Mob. _
LIX1XGER M 1UETCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
W eoniCrrl fic , Hustles , Htc.Vhol lo , Orrrh * .
rARHXOREXlORt MARTIN
Wholesale Dealers In
Agricultural Implements ,
ffagont and BuKUlf t. 901 , 1KB , 1OJ and ' .07 , Jonc t
1 . I' . MAST vV ; CO. ,
Mnnufncturon of
Jiuckct/c Drill * , Scnhrt , Cultivator *
liar Itskes , Cider Milt * nml l.ulmn 1'ulicrlicrs. Cur.
North Wli unil Nicholas Sin.
WINONA fMPLEM ENT CO. ,
ir/iofc.s-rtfo Agricultural Implements
Wagons and Uu ? .rlos. ornor Uth & N'loli olns gtJ ,
Artist * ' Material ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1113 Dotiglai ! Ure > * t , Oratha.
Boois and Shoes ,
IT. r. MORSE c CO.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
till Fariiaiu it , Umaha , N h. Manufactory , Summw
Mr < - t , Motion.
KIKKIiNDAI , ! , , JONES V CO.
Successor * to Itcrd , Junes \ Co. ,
Wholoinlo Jlamifiioturorsof Hoots & Shoe" .
Atrls fur Hoston Htlhhor Shoo Co.
1111101 * 110' ' , , . , . - Sf itntiiri. Vplint'kn
Coffee , Spices , Etc ,
i l , A it Kb CUKKiili CO. ,
OmnhaOilTeonnd Splco Mills' . Tens , Coffees ,
Spices linking Powder , Flavoring Ktlnict * .
I.uumlry liliiuluk , etc. 1114-1410 HiiriU'y St.
Uiniihn , Nebraska ,
Crockery and Glassware
W. L. WRIO11T ,
Agent for 'bo Manufacturers and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lampi , Chlmnors , etc. Office , 317 South Uth St.
Omalia , Nub. .
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Batter , Kens and Produce. Consignments solicited.
Ueadquartors for Btonoware , Kerry lioxra and
Urnpo Batkets. UK Dodge street , Umaha.
RIDDELL < C RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Ej ) claItlB flatter , EICK . Cheeie , I'o iltrj , Uame ,
Ojstcrs. etc. , etc. 112 S. ilth SU
WIEDEMAN C CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , nutter , Omiio , Fruits , etc. 290 8. Uth It
Onmha. Ni > b.
l.ilnmii-hrd l'7 ! > .
GEO SC11ROEDER&CO. ,
8ucce opj to McShanii \ s-cliroedor.
I'rotlucu CommlsHlon inul Cold .Storage. .
Omaha , Neb.
Coal , Coke and Lime.
Gio. V. l.AiiAOtt , I'res. C. F. OOOTIMAN , V. Pies.
J. A. HUNDEULAND , Hoc. and Treas.
OMAHA COAL , COKE C LLUE
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
SOS youth Thirteenth Street , Omitha. Net ) .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime.
And pblppeni of Coul anil Cokf. Cement , l'ln t r ,
Utne , llnlr , Klro Ilrlck , llniln , Tile nnct Hewer Pipe.
ontcu , I'ttxton llotol iff. tm At. , Oumlm , Nub.
Telephone 1 < 11.
"NEBRASKA FUEL co. ,
Shipper * of Coul and Cube ,
BUS. Mill St. , Omaha , Not ) .
Dry Goods and Notions.
Jlf. E. SMITHS CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods &Notions
1102 and 1104 Douitlan. cor. HIM HI. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATR1CK-KOCH , DRY GOODS
CO. ,
Importer * and Jobbers Dry Goods. Notions ,
( louts' Fimil-hliiB Ooods. , Cor. Uth & Iliirncy
8t . .OiT'lm
Furniture ,
' " '
"DEWEY K'STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Farnam St. . Omaha , Neb.
CHARLES SIIirERICK ,
Furniture , Bedding , Upholstery ,
Mirrors , etc. 1200.1308 and 1310 Karnnm tt. . Omaha ,
Groceries ,
AJJ Ain
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
Noc. IK , 707,709 and 711 a. 10th St. . Omalm. Neb.
McCORD , J1MADY .0 'CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers , "
ltn and r.eayonwortli et . , Omi > lij.
u. .M. amhi i. .v oo , ,
Wholctulo Vi'octrs ,
llillt. U'lM.USUInrnoySt. , Oiualm. Nob.
ALLEN 15ROS
U'liolcHitlis ( itorcrs ,
1114 mid 111' ! Humpy Ptri'i > t. Omaha.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED M CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nulls ,
Tmware , Kheet Iron , Etc. Agent * for Hoiro Kcalei ,
ami Miami Powder To. . Omaha. Nrh.
HIMEI1AUGH < C TAYLOR ,
Bnilders'Hardware&SculeJiepaii'Shop
Mechanic ! ) ' Tools and Buffalo Rralei. HOj Douglas st ,
A Omaha. Neb.
Ki'.ClOK iV V/ll.llhU.M\ . ,
If'liolemtlo Jlnnliritrc ,
inth nnd llurnuy Htrci'M , Onmliu. Nob.
Western ApontH tor Austin I'owilur Co. , .lolfcr-
eon Stcul Nnlb , Knlrbunks Sutnd 1.1 d
Heavy Hardware
W. , T. JlllOATCIT , ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron anil Steel ,
BprluiisVairon , Stork , Ilurdwaro Lumber , vtc. 190 !
anil Ull llrrney et. , Onioliu.
EDNEY ,0 GIBBOX ,
Wliolcsale Iron and .Steel ,
Waiion and CnrrlHKe Wood Block , Heavy Hardware
Etc. KIT mill HI'J Leiivcnwonli tt. . Oinnbu , Nob.
Hats , C"ii : , ie.
W. L. PAKROTTIi & CO. ,
H'holenala + 'llatn , Catitt iK Ntran
( , 'OHll * ,
1117 Hiirncy Street , Oiu.ihu.Xob.
liquors.
Distillers nf Mqnnri. Alcohol and Spirits. Importer
and Jobbers \Vlneattihl Liquors.
WILLO IV 8V11INGH DISTJLLE'l
CO. and 1LEH C CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Fine Wines nnd l.lounn
Bole mniiufnetururi nf K nn dr'i < Kmt Inilln liif
tur HIM ! Donnsllc l.lijuciri. 1112 llnrney Ht.
Lumber.
OMAHA TUMr.ER CO. ,
Dcalc' . All Kinds of
Building Material at Wholcsalo.
ISth Htroot rfnd Union 1'aclrlo Track. Ornnha.
LOU18 21ItAI > FOJtl > ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lntli , Lime , Sasli
Ioor , Ktc. Vardi-Corncrttli nnd Uoiljilaai Conio
Jth and lumlu .
C. 2f. DIETZ ,
Lumber.
irth nnj Callforrla Mrecti , Omnim , Neb.
F11E1 > W. GRAY ,
Lnrohcr , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Cor.Ctbnnd nounUs us. . Omiiba. Nm.
. *
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T. II' HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Office , UC3 Karnam street , Oniaba.
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR *
CHAS. It. LEE ,
JIardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpst * and rarqtet flooring. Bth and Donilnsl
*
JOHN A. 11'AKIWIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American 1'ortlnnd Cement. fltat4
Aient lorMLlwuvikni ItrOmulic ceuieulandliesl
WlilieUme.
Importer * nnd .Tobbvrit of
MillinerXution !
10 * . 210 nnd 212 S. Ilth St.
Motions.
Wholesale VcsUrs In
Notions and Fiirnlghlng Goods ,
40.1 and < 04 B. Tenth Bt. . Omaha.
V1NYAK1) ASCMNIilDER ,
Wholesale Hot ton * and Gent * '
nlxhliiff ( foods ,
110.Harnoy t5tnot , Omnhn , Nob.
Oils.
Wholesale Dealers In ! & t
Rcfinrd and Lubricating Oils , jj
Axlitdrrnsf , ute , Omalm , Nub.
A. H , lllshop , Manager.
PAPER
CARVEXTim PAVER CO. ,
Wholesale Pajicr Dealers.
Carrrn nice tuck o ( I'rlnllnir , Wraiiplnif nnd Wrt
Ing paper. Spvalulntlcmion ulrou to car loalor
* orders
Printers' Materials. | |
WESTERN yEirSP
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dealers In Tjrpo. Presse * and Printers' Supplies.
South Twelfth Mrcet.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Wnnulr.c'.urer nnd Dealers In nil klndlot
Itnbber Goods ,
Oil rlolhlliiMiml l.t'iuliiT llolllna. II M KiirnamSL ,
Seam ! Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
A. L. STRAXO CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines.
BtOAm , Water , ll.llwny and Mllllnit Supplier. Xtft
30 , ! 3 nd YH K rnaui it. , Omnhn. Neb. _
CHURCHILL 1'UMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Steam and Water Supplies. Headquarters for > lu |
Koi > tCo's Uuo > ls. lilt Farnam St. , Ouiabi. Net ) .
U. S. WIND ENGINE and 1'UMP
COMPANY.
DalladsrWInd Mllnj rteara aad Water Piippll * *
Vlumlilnct Uoodn. llcltlnu. Hone. V18 and VJJ Far-
uam st.Ouinlia. 8. K. Kclton , Manager.
Telephone No. 210.
BROWNELL < C CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Engines , Boilers & General Machinery
Shout lion Work.Bteiim I'litnps. 8nw Mills.
1213-12l."i l.envenwortli St. , Oninliii.
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMEL & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
Farm , Field and Garden Sccdst
Nos. nll-Ulil Jones Street , Omalm , Nob.
Storage , Forwarding & Commission.
ARMSTRONG , PETTIS & CO.
Storaue , FonravtUtw < 0 Coinmlsiilon ,
Ilrnticli liaimooftlio Ilonnov Iliiu-iry Co. lluir-
Kles at wlmlesnio unit rotitll. Nos. 130S. l.'llo
nnd tU2 ; l/.ard tft. , Omaha , Nob. Telopnona
No. 7CO.
Teas and Cigars
\VM. A. WILSON & CO. ,
Importers nnd Jobbers or
'lean and Ciaarn ,
Spices and Daisy llaklnir. 1'owder. 1110 nml 141 ! )
Hartley Stieot. , Omaha , Nob.
OMAHA MANUFACTURERS ,
Cornicf. .
\
John Enflnoter , Prop.
lUnnfneturer of OalvanUod Iron anit Cornice. M
Doclf e and 103 and 105 N , lOtli it. . OmabHNet ) .
Sn.oku S aks , Boilers , Etc
" / / . K. SA H'YER , ' *
Mnnn facturhip ; Denier in KinukcStacka ,
R , Timli . am ) Ounontl Ilollor
lll'i ! > ml"n tn > t.inrilin (
/ roWorAs. : .
Iron Works ,
Wrought end Oust Iron Bullillnu Work , Iron Ptnlrt ,
Ilalllnc , lloitina and Ulrdert , Htcaui Knulnei , limn
Work , ( li.nerul ( foundry , Mrvctilne and lllaclmraltb
\1 orfc. OtHec un I Wor i. U. P. llr. mid 171 li all eat.
O IAIA : WIRE ASIKON WORKS ,
MRnuritctiinirs of
Wire and Iron RallltujA , Drsk Nalln ,
Window OitHrdB , KloworStnnils , Wlro Blgn8uto.
USIN. Uth.
_ _ _
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS
G. Atulrein , Proprietor ,
Mnntiracturcr of Fire nnd IliirKlnr I'root Safes.
lF , .lull Work. Iron nnd Wlro Fencing' ,
, ole Cor. Uth nml .luukoon-st . Omnhn ,
Overalls.
COMPANY ,
HannfnctnrerB of Overalls ,
Jean I'anti , Khlrti , Ktc. 11U3 and 11M DoujlHi Street
OmatiH , Neh.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. Arj"isiiRirVc > co. ,
Wtiolcjnlo Maniifuctureraof
Sasli , DoorH , liliiula and
Uriinch oftice,1211i hiiil Ur.r.i ft ; . , Omahay * ,
VOHN MANVfACTTTRiyO CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
MoRldVnKH.Ftnlr Work and Interior Iluril Wood KlnUh
JuituuciiuU. N. K. cur. 8th mid l.euvenwurtliBU.
OniHhu , Neb.
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. ,
Munnfiit'tiircis of .MoiildliiKS , t'usli , Donrs and
ltlliilHTtiriiliitr ( Stulr-work. Hank mill
Olllco Klttlntfa.
20tli nnd l'oi | | > li > ton . \vciiuo.
Brewers ,
'
KTORZ , C ILER ,
Leger Jleor llrowcrs ,
1U1 Nnrtli Iflth mrert. Omiihn.Nob.
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SOUTH OMAHA.
C. II. t'AI.MDIl. N I * . IIICIIMAN. .1. H. III.A.NCIIAIIU
PALMER , IIICIIMAN < t ! CO. ,
Live Stock Commission
Ollico HdciinUI , ( JiiHtto | | KxchiuiKC
Union Htocl ; Vni-ils , South Omnhn , Noli.
Mal'-OY
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
M'irkct fuinlhliO'l froa < > n | iiMintl'n. bto-lrar < Hi
fecilers ( itrnlilipl on 110" " ) terim. Itolereau *
Oumlm .NHtlouul II ink unit Hnulli o.nud t .S itlun I
Union tlock YuM > , Kojth Uni.irin.
LOU1.MEU , WESrKIlK'MJ MALEV
Life titnli Com in In lion ,
llooiii 15 Kxoliiuivo btilldlii , I'moii Stock
YnnK 1-outh Omnim , .Nub.
& SIIARPE ,
Coinml'Hlon lieitlors In l.lvn Kto.'k , llonm 2,1 , Kx
iluuiyi ; llulliUn. , Union --tocU Vd < . , S. Uiintha
ItO'LTOIICI'S I'lliOII Nllt'l lllUlU.OlllIlllll.l'lllOIl
lo.'ic Viuilu Hunk. H. ( limilu ) , K. K , Howl uv
J'ttg. Am. I'unkTnikt Co. , Omnliii.
ALi\ANTlKR : & FITCH ,
Coiiiml'feUm roHlitfri In I. Ivo Stock , Itoom 22
o r\ilinni.'n IliilKllnc. L'nlon Block
Vnnls , f-outli UiTinliu , .Ni'l ) .
UNION STOCK YARDS G'O.7
Of Omaha.
Limited. John V , llojd , BuperlnUcdWU _