THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; JflQNPAY. OCTOBER 8 , 1887.
SATURDAY MARKET FIGURES ,
Tha Trading Hoorjlrlefanl Deroid of In
teresting Features.
WHEAT VALUES OPEN STEADY.
f
Ootn Shown tJp Colorless and Feat-
. toreteM A Quiet Day In 1'rorl-
1 lions UullneHN In Cattle
Quotations ,
CHICAGO I' MAIIKET.
CHICAGO , Oct. 1. ISpoclal Telegram to
the Ur.K.I Ilia usual hour's delay In the
opening onjvccotint ot Its being the first day
ot the month , together with the fact of no af
ternoon session on Saturday , made the trad
ing hours unusually brief to-day. Eventhcse |
weie not especially crowded with business
M Interesting features. There were large do-
Ilverlos of Tvticat said to bo about 1,000,000
bushels of which ilutchlnson and Counsel'
into sent put the greater part and most of
tfe * receipts lodged In the hands of Fleming
& Hoyden. There were reports ot more busi
ness done In wheat In New York before the
session here opened than had been known
then/for iinonths before , but tlicro wan but a
Might fluctuation In prices there. The mar-
ket.here opened steady , with November at
TlJ c , December 74c nnd May TOc. Although
there wa a fair volume of business , prices
fltictuatcd loss that } { a during the first hour.
Ifubllp cables were strong , quoting
No. 2 spring yto liliher and futures
411 higher- News from abroad , how
erer seemed to have little cltcct here ,
the trading 'wn chlelly loctl nnd
the wheat bought during the first hour was
for sal the next The attempt to realize on
long wheat and the usual' evening up of a
Saturday sent the market down. Added to
tills was the Milling of large quantities ot
December for New York and the depression
reached its limit. Now York was also a
buyer of October hero , but these purchases
were without appreciable strengthening
effect. The guesses on the visible supply
statement on Monday are for a decrease of
600,000 bushels or thereabouts. The receipts
to-day were eighty-one cars , of which litty-
five were spring and live graded No. 3 , show
ing rather better quality In comparison with
the arrl vMs for the past fortnight The esti
mated receipts for Monday are nmety-livo
.cars. The low point ot the day was , reacUed
about noon and then followed a reaction to
the opening ligiucs. the close being at 72Xo
for November , 74c lor December and 7l > . ! ( $
79'ic for May.
CiThe corn market was colorless and feature-
IMS. There was very little business done ,
llutchtnson was a seller and there was a
story ulloat that be was now evenlnir up nil
around In pursuance of a resolution to with
draw from thn market altogether a rumor
which WAB geiieinlly received with a smile of
" Incicillblllty. Tneso sales were chlelly for
October , and this , coupled with the decided
falllng-otT in the demand for cash corn to
day , made that month quite we.ik. The
decline in May was but } ( c. The deliveries
of corn to-day wern practically nothing. The
receipts to-day were but 205 cirs about 60
less than were expected , and reports received
hern cow Indicates even smaller receipts In
the near future because of the very bad con
dition of country roads caused by the recent
rains. The lifeless market did not seem to
be particularly affected either by this sort of
news or by the unfavorable cables , which
gave spot grain In Liverpool > d lower nnd
all the near futures lowwr. Vessel room
was taken hero io-day tor 141,000 bushels
of corn. TVo openlnir tills morning was a
fraction above ycsterclr.y's closing figures at
43 0 November. 428'c for December Bnd
45&c for May. A slight advance was scored
early In the day , but this \ > as lost later and
the close was at a low point 4'JKc for No
vember , 42 o tor December and 45 > c lor
May.
Oats for future delivery were dull to-day ,
there being very llttlo Interest shown In the
deal hy room trades , and no outside orders to
speak of. Prices were steady and linn at
yesterday's closing range. The latest quota
tions stead nt 20c for October , 2rtc for No
vember , nut1. . " , , T f < i30c on the spilt for May.
In provlHloub the week closed iu a quiet
manner. I'liu controlled condition of short
ribs and pork confined the deliveries on Oc
tober contracts to lara , which , I'Ovrevor , Nvaa
passed around only to a small extent and In
the day's trading there was scarcely enough
life to maintain any Interest. Trades of all
classes were Indifferent to branch out and
barring the buying of a prominent speculator
of January lard , purchases and oales were
directed , to the even me up of contracts.
Chanties in values wore also moderate and at
the close pork for year and January showed
the limited advance ot 5c , lard a decline of
OXQSoand January short ribs an Improve
ment of 2Xc. October short ribs closed un
changed , rest In ir at ST.bO after ranging at
87.80&7.90 l-'or October delivery lard sold at
* 0.85 < ao.42K and closed at 80.37k. the best
Quotation for November being frO.lG' and
for December $6.37 > . For January pork
closed at 812.12X , lard at S0.43X bid and
t' pit ribs at 8o.H ! > f old. The cash product
was dull.
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK.
CincAna Oct. 1. [ Special Telegram to the
BKK.J UATTI.E There was the customary
dull and uninteresting Saturday market.
Fully half the best cattht were owned by the
dressed beef firms , shipped direct from the
west , heiico they were out of the market
The shipping demand Is always light on n
Saturday , oo that the unlucky salesman that
bad n consignment had to hustle to find an
outside or a chance buyer , or carry his stock
over until Monday , something that all first-
class salesmen dread. Receipts,2,000. Ship
ping steers , 1,33) to 1,500 Ibs , 84.25(35.00 ( ; 1,200
* to 1.S50 Ibs. S3.iy34.50 ; 050 to 1.300 Ibs , 82.80
@ 3.60. Stockm and feeders , 8J.75@VK : ) ;
COWH , bulls and mixed. JJl.li" > @ ' 2.70 ; sloii-fed
steers. S4.S5 ; CONNS , Sl.GOCtf.UO ; steers , 82.20(3 (
8.75. Western rangers steady ; natives , S2.M )
® 8.oo : cows , S2.JO@.2 ! ! < > . Wintered Texnns ,
lloas Kstlmuted receipts. 17.000 ; last Sat
urday. 8,075 ; week no far , 107,015 ; last
week , 70,810 At the opening values ruled
fully as strong as at the close last night , but
gradually weakened , and finally closed about
60 lower on the ordinary run of paeklng
sorts. The boat assorted heavy sold steady
all day. One of the big shipping firniH bough )
forty-eight double decks ywterday thnt av
eraged 97U pounils and coat 84.05. The saint
firm weia liberal buyers to-day and paid oboul
the saran as Yesterday. The bulk of the pack
ing sorts sold within a range of Sl.r > o@4TO ,
the best heavy at 84.75 < ir4.1X > , with skins and
common as low as $3.7.X$4.35 ; light sorts ,
84.60(44.00 ; yorkers , S4.sx$4.U > ; singeing
pigs , 55.00 , _
I-'I.NAXtltAU
NKW YOHK , Oct.l. (10VKHNMKST& CiOV
eminent bonds were dull but steady.
VKbTKHDAV'S QUOTATIONS.
U , S. 4' coupon .134 C. &N. W 118 ? , !
U. 8.4W'scoup..lOS'f ' dopreferrej..149
FaciUool8ot'oS..r.n N. Y. 0 , . . . 107ii
Canada South'n. . UlH
Central 1'aclnu. . < * * *
Chicago * Alton. 140 I'ncilioMall . .
do preferred..150 1' . , D. &K. . . . . . 33
I'nllmanral.Uar.iai
D. , U * W 1W. . . Heading 01
1) . &K.U -Vvi Hock Island . . . .UB' <
St. U&S. K. . . . y7
do preferred. . . . 60 ! do preferr < vl. . . . 7i'.jj
llllnoU Central..117 . , M. A St. 1 > . . , W\
L , B. A W IS ilO preferred.IW )
K. 4T 24 , , (
Lake Shore wl do preferred ! ,107 > j
' Texas I'aclllo. . . . 26
, Michigan CeiiVi. . b ? tin Ion I'nclnn. . . . M .
Mo. 1'aolfio U3 W..SU LA ! . . . . W <
No. 1'acltto 24 ? do preferred. , Wk
I do preferred. . . 50 > W , U. Telegr.tpli 75j *
MOSKY On call easy at from 5 to 6 , las
loan 6closlnK at 1 per cent bid.
FHIMK MKUCAKTILK I'AFBK OKiJW > j pe
ttTKHMNfl EXCIIANQB Dull P > > dtOld'
at f4.79)V for 00-day bills ; 8LS4 fur dii
tnnnd.
i'UODUCE MAIUIKTS.
ChlONKO. Oct 1. Kollowin ? tnui
tn Me auclboini : r nsrunvj ;
Flour Uoohaneed with thn oN ptlon c
rye. which U ( inner at SuVtt&.lOO wr bbl.an
M,90@ L75 for Backs.
> Vh * t Fair buslno a transacted but tii
market was less active than > a tetdatli
XwlloK was weaker and the closing was 'OQ
pwpr than yestenlay ; cash , TO 15-lCc : No
vember , TCKc ; Mnr. WMec.
Corn.-Qiilet most of the session , with find
feeling enrlr , bat Utar becsnn .dull , caster ,
clonlnn J ( gM < 3 belnw y it Td y ; cash ,
4'Jft-lOo ; November , n 7-10e : M y , 4SVc.
Omts Dull , sUjwly with no m telsl clmnno
n compared with jTstcrddv ; casb , 25 15-lCo ;
November , MXc ; May , 29 15-lOc.
llyo 48o.
Barley We.
Prlmo Timothy Scott 83.33.
yiax Seod-11.05.
Wlils.kv-8t.iu.
Pork Moderately active and steady ; year ,
8l2.liK < tl2.15 ! January. 813. X@ia.43.
Lard -Unsettled , about steady ; cash,80.40 ;
Novnmber , SO.S."i.
Dry halted Meats-Shoulders. CS.a . 'i.SO ;
short clear , S8.10MS.15 ; short ribs , 87. to.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 16 > as4c ; dairy ,
Cheese Firm ; full cream che < ldars ,
like ; Mats , HXQllJic ; Vouan Americas ,
Ug@l' > c.
Ejps-FIrm ; 17K18c. (
lliaei UnchanRoti ; heavy croen blues
7 c ; light do , 7 Bc ; Baited bull lilacs ,
f * . green salted call 8K@9c ; dry Hint , 12 < a
lite : dry calf , 127 $ We ; dnncons 30o each.
Tallow unchanged ; No. 1 country , 4'jc ;
No. z. 3 c ; cakes , 4tfc.
ilecolots. Bhlpmrnts.
Flour , bbls . 14.000 33,000
Wheat , bit . 48.000 17,000
Corn , bu . 148,000 V.7.000
Oats , bu . 140.009 114,000
live , bu . i 5,000 1,000
Uarioy , bu . t. . . Ttf.OOO 68,000
( . .
laVE STOCK.
CtituRRo. Uit 1. 'Ihe Drovers' Journal
retxjrtsas follows :
Cattle Receipts. 3,000 ; steady ; shipping
slours , S280@ * > .00 ; stockora and Inedcro.
Sl.v @ : t.oo : cows , bulls unit mixed , Sl.'i'Ka
2.70 ; Texas cnttlu , 81.60ii'2.75 ( ; western
. ' . .
HOKS Receipts , 10,000 ; slow , 5 < SllOo lower ;
mixed. 8Vi > @ 4.75 ; heavy , 140c < f 4.85 ; rough
and skips. 3\00B4.'JU ; ( ; light. S4.44.SS.
Sheep ltepelptsa,000 ; natives , 83:00(34.10 : ( ;
western , (3.10 ( 65 ; 'lexnns.33.50 < a5.50 ; ;
lambs , 84.25rtJ5.y5.
. „ . . . „ „ City. Oct. 1. Cattle He-
ceipts , 2,000 ; shipments , 3,100 ; good corn-fed ,
steady ; common , weak ; bulk of supply
grass raniru of common quality ; good to
cholco corn-fed , 84.20@4.V ( ; common to me-
'dlum , 83.23(34.10 ( ; stockers , S2.00ta@2.r,0 ;
iedlng steers , S2.05@3.25 ; cows. S1JO 2.00.
Hogs llecelpts , 5ooo ; shipments , 600 ;
narket .opened rxj loNver , sloslnir weak and
Oc lower ; common to choice , $4.10(34.50 ( ;
kips and pigs , 32.7534.50.
National stock Yard * . Ea t Ht.
/oul * . 111. . Oct. 1. Cattle He-
elpts. 1,400 ; shipments , 1,000 ; steady ; faire
o choice heavy native steers , 84.00@4.80 ;
titchers' steers , medium to choice , SS.UO ®
.00 ; feeders , fair to good. 'J.70(3aS5. (
Hogs Uflceipts , 1,500 ! shipments , 1,600 ;
rm ; choice heavy and butchers'selections ,
! 1.70 < § 4.85 ; packing and Yorkers , medium to
inine. tf4.45@4.C5 ; pigs , common to good ,
53.SXX34.40.
OMAHA IjlVE HXOOK.
Saturday , Oct 1.
Cattle.
The receipts ot caUle were fair for the last
f the week , there being only 300 head less
lian ycstciday. The market was slow and
Iragginir on all ( trades. There were several
oads of corn fed natives In , but only two
oads changed hands. A few loads of stock-
rs and feeders wore sold , also a lew loads ot
ange cattle. There was not much change In
he market , values remaining about stejuy.
11 OKI.
The hog market opened with a little moro
Ifo than yusturday and with liberal offerings
or the last dny of the week. The market
wa about steady nt yesterday's prices. Ono
oad , however , reached 84.47K'Iho market
losed about as it opened , with everything
old , excepting tuo loads of late arrivals.
Hheup.
Ther wore no fresh receipts , but n few
lock sheep and Iambs that had been held
over were sold.
Ilecolptj.
Cattle. 1.100
Uogs 2,100
Cattle 05 cars
Hogs 9
Cattle , local 84 "
Prevailing Prloe * .
Showlngthe prevailing prlcj * pi ! < l for llva
stock on this market : _
Cholcostoew. 1800to 1503 Ibs . . .84.10(54:40 (
Jhotco steers , UOO to ISO ) Ibs. . . 3.83@4.10
Fat llttlo steers 900 to 1050 Ibs. . . . S.75M3.85
lorn-fed range steers 1200 to 1509 8.&V 44.30
3ood to cholco coru-fed cows. . . . 3.50(33.00 (
Common to medium cows1.50(99.25 (
Good to choice bulls. . . . i 1.75(32.50 (
Good range feeders 2.50@2.00
Goodnatlvofoeders,0001bsand up
wards . . . . 2.75Q8.00
Fair to medium native feedera.OOO .
Ibs and upwards 2.50@2.6r
btockerH , 400 to 700 Ibs 3.00 2.40
Prime fat sheep 3.25(43,50
Falrtomrdlurn sheep B..W ( 3.oo
Common sheep. . , 1.50(82.25 (
Light and medium now 4.20M4.80
Good to cliolco heavy hogs 4.35(34.45 (
Good to choice mixed hogs 4.2X < > > 4.35
Ilepresantative Mala * .
NATIVES COHU-PED.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
42..1UW S3.85NATtVK
NATtVK COWS.
9..1014 32.20 0..101G 82.25
UANflK TOWS SWAN I. . A C. CO.
23. . . . 973 52.20
RTOciiis. : :
30. . . . 807 8250 7. . . . SfW 8150
52. . . . Cr3 3.60 28. . . . 754 2.W )
VKEDER3.
3..12-J5 83.50 40. . . . 1081 83.00
WKSTGIIX BULLS.
2..1225 81.00
HANOI ; STKEHS.
97. . . . 1183 82.75 Ogallala , L > . & C. Co.
11. . . .1187 2.00Teschemacher&Delilllier.
27..1172 8.00 W. L. Clay.
21..1243 3.00 Standard Cattle Co.
STOCK SIIKEP.
llrt ) . . . . 07 Sl.75
LAMDS.
100 pel ' e I SI.25
IIOOS.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
( VS..211 40 84.25 18..257 84.35
ft.232 ! 120 4.30 O5..2 0 280 4.35
73..25(1 ( 160 4.30 71 . . .241 80 4.35
72..224 240 4.30 b0..230 40 4.35
85..80S 240 4.30 82..24(1 ( 40 4.35
5rt..240 200 4.U ) W > . . . .273 40 4.35
! H . . .213 4.550 72..243 240 4.35
30..245 120 4.30 07..280 IfiO 4.40
70..200 100 4.30 7J. . . 215 120 4.40
SO..22.5 ICO 4.30 CS..201 80 4.40
01..IM. ! 1 0 4.30 W..28i > 820 4.40
CO..269 480 4.30 50 . . .270 80 4.40
74..253 320 4.32JJ 61..28S 120 4.45
72..251 160 4 . 'i ft.277 ) 100 4.45
77 . . .220 40 4.35 50..300 120 4.47X
70..24J 300 4.35
litvo Htook Sold.
ShoNving thu number of hu l ot stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTLK.
G. H. Hammond & Co 161
Feeders , 1M
Speculators 5C
Local U
Total m
IIOOS ,
Anglo American Packing Co 1,5ft
( J. 11. Hammond & Co , , . . . i <
Squires & Co 1W
Total 'J.03 ;
Unsold , 1 *
siuur. :
Feeders. . 27 !
iVKKKI ) * nROKIl * "
8 nwluz llm roreinu of cattle and hogs
for Urn pant weuk.
t'ATTI.K. HOOS
Monday 4,0i
Tuesday , , , , . , , 1,4m
Wednesday , ftW
Thiireday U70
Fridnv , , , , lttU !
Saturdty , . , , , . , . , , , , . . L' ' j
ToUL , . . , , . , . „ . , . . flLCs lBi.v !
Total U Wetk . H.bJl 10,781
All s\le ot stock tu tin * market are tn J
percwLln-a woIUt uuiou othorwUa stated.
Dead liogisoll at ! < o r Ib. for nil wflljhu ,
tSklns"oriio4 w l < lilne lo thin IW lt >
no valuo. l'rj'iiant so.vsaro ducKiit 4) lot ,
nnd - > i\d > Iti * . by lliamulu
litre StocK Note * .
Hogs steady.
Cattle dull.
Very llttlo change In values.
UlHTal nvelpu for Saturday ,
One \ws \ buyer say * lie bu orders to bu ;
tower.
Donny Uros. & Co. marketed & load of hog ;
from Weston.
Clark Ward , Indtanola , wat In and sold
97 ! ) head ot sheep.
A. L. Spctrman , Springfield , marketed a
load of 40c hogs.
John Dyer came In with seventeen loads of
the Ogallalit cattle.
William Hays , Valparaiso , marketed a load
of 2oMb hogs at 84.40.
W. 1 * Clay , Cheyenne , was hero and mar
keted two loads of cattle.
C. lialley , Schuyler , was In with two loads
of cattle and a load of hog ? .
James Doud , Armour's ling buyer on this
market , has resigned his position.
G. U , Stocking , Walioo , was hero nnd
bought thre-3 loads of native stockors.
The Anglo-American Packing comcany
bought 51,340 houa on the market during the
month ofSeptember. .
Mr. French , Wllber , of the firm ot Gtind
A Co. , came in with a load of SS9-lb hogs
which cold In the market at 84.45.
Nyc , Wilson Morehouso Co. marketed a
108dof280lbhngHat84.47 ! { , the top of the
market. The load was shipped from Llud-
sey. They also sold a 45o load.
Squires A Co.'s string ot hogs , bought on
yesterday's mnrket , averaged 234 Ibs nnd
cost 84.38. Their Chicago hogs , twenty *
eight double decks , averaged 204 Ibs and cost
There were over four thousand head of
feeders weighed over the scales during Sep
tember. This , however , does not represent
half the number sold from these yards.
OMAHA WUOLISSAIjM MA.ttK.KT8.
Saturday , Oct. 1.
Prorlnoe.
17ic following are thcprlcc * nt which
round lots of 'proiMce arc sold oil. Wit
market :
The markets were very dull to-day. The
receipts of butter were more liberal and the
price of the poor grades was weaker. Some
irnmo and a llttlo poultry was received.
Prices have not chanced materially. C3
Krios The market Is almost bare , and
stocks move rapidly at 17S ( > 18e.
BUTTKU Creamery , West Point , SOc ;
other , 22@24c per pound : choice dalrv , t8@
SOc ; medium grades , I3@t5o ; ordinary , 9@10c.
CIIKKSK Market fair. Fancy full cream
cheddars , single 13c ; full cream twins , 13c :
youag Americas , 13fc ; brick cheese , 100 Ibs
In case , 14c ; Ltmbercer , 100Ibs In case , ! " > } o ;
Saurs' fancy Ohio , 19c.
POULTRY Fair market ; spring chickens
82.OOfJca.60 ; old fowls. ? 2.W@3.00 ; ducks
82.25(83.75 ( : turkeys , In very Tight request ,
0@7c per lb.
GA.MK Receipts light : prairie chickens ,
8275 ; mallard ducks , Sl.rXXttl.7r > . Quill ,
$1.25 ( < $ l.r > 0 : teal and mixed ducks. 31.00(31.75 ( ;
snipe. 75c@S 1.00 ; jack rabbits , 40@45c each ;
jack siiipo , 41.00 per doz.
POTATOES The market Is well supplied ,
alt Lake and Cole rado stock sells at 85c. '
Nebraska and Iowa stock ; 60@05c per bushel
CKLKHV The receipts are larger and the
lock better. Good stock brings 35W40c a
uncli.
CAHHAOK California stock , larso round
ipads , 2J c per lb. ; homegrown 50o per dozen
leads.
OYSFKus Shell , S2.00 oer hundred ; bulk ,
1.35 per hundred ; selects , 82.20a gallon ;
Ians , New York counts , 45c ; selects , 35 ( §
Oc : standard , 27530c.
SWKET POTATOES The market Is well
upplied and they sell at 2@2H'c per lb ; Virginia -
ginia stock 3o per lb.
CinKHCholco Michigan elder , S6.00@6.50
per bbl of 83 iral.
POPCOHN Choice , for stands , 2@3Xc per lb.
ONIONS Cholca large California onions
are offered on the market at 80c per bushe
The demand Is light
00 PLANT SIONV sale at G0@75c per doz ,
'oi choice stock.
lloNRY Good honey in neat one lb.
iames UOe per lb.
BRANS. Hand-picked navy. $3.00 per
lushel. and other grades down as low as
" 1.25. Cllfornia stock , 82.40 per busboU
Orders from the country rewiring se-
ccttdstockand extra , care in pticklrvj can-
tot attpri/g ] be flllcd nt the same pries * .
\untcd \ to tlie local trnile for common stock.
GnAPis : Home-grown stock Is In liberal
supply and is moving feoly nt > l > c per pound ;
California , Tokay 8l.75@2.oo per crate ;
Muscats 31.50.
PEACHKS Choice California stock , S1.25@
1.50.
1.50.CitANiiERBir.s The market Is fairly well
Rtinplied vrlth icood stock. Dell and clierry ,
8U.OO. Cape Cods S .00@10.00.
CHAD AITI.BS ChoIceSiborlan , S3.00@3.5Q
per bbl.
OnANOEH Fancy Uodl , 160 per box. 85 50 ;
'ancy Until , 200 per box , 80.00 ; cholco Naples ,
20U per box , 85.50.
LEMONS Choice Palermo , SO.OO ; fair Pa
lermo , 85.00(35.50 ( : choice Messina , SR.50 ;
fancy Messina , $7.00 ; extra fancy Itodl ,
88.50 ; extra fancy Maiorl , 88.50.
HPEAKS The market Is well supplied with
the Liter varieties of California pears which
are selllnz at 82.00(92.25 ( per box.
Ai'PMcs The supply Is liberal , especially
of home-grown stock. Choice Michigan ap
ples. S2.75@300home-groNvn ; , $3.25@.50. ; !
BANANAS The market Is Nvelt supplied
with bananas at S2.50@3.00 per bunch.
COCOANUTS Good stock , 85.00.
Flour and Feed.
J7ic/ofioii'Jji(7 ( nre the 16hblna prices :
Minnesota patents. SJ. 50 purewt. : Minneso
ta Bakers' straight , 33.20 percwt. ; Kansas and
Missouri winter fancy patents , 82:4fiCo-J.CO : | :
Nebraska patents , 82.25@a.85 ; rye Hour , 81.75
(31.90 ( per cwt ; rye Graham , 81.40 pnr cwt. ;
wheat Graham , 81.75 per cwt : corn meal ,
yellow. 90c per cwt : corn meal , white. Sl.OO
per cwt ; chopped feed , 314.00 ( 1(1.00 per ton :
bran , S13.00@13.00per ton : screenings , 89.00
012.00 per ton.
HAY Upland prairie , SS.OO@3.50 ; com
mon coarse , 37.00S.OO.
Grocer' *
COFFER Ordinary grades. 20X@21c : fair.
X@ o ; prime , 22 ( iic ; fancy green and
yellow , 23 ( < $35o ; old irovernment Java. 33
SOc ; Interior Java. 25 ( 30 ; Mocha , 88 < a 0o ;
Arbuckle's , roasted , 20Wo ; McLauKliIln'M
XXXX , 26 > { o ; Dllworth's ' , Wo ; Hod Cross ,
29 yc.
ItEFiifED LAKD Tierce , 7Vc : 40-lb square
cans , 7&c ; 50-lb round , 7 c : 20-lb round ,
7 c ; 10-U ) ualls , 7 , c ; 5-lb palls , 7 fc ; 3-lb
palls , 7c.
SuoAB-Grnnulated , BKQI 'c ; conf. A ,
CK@o < c ; white extra C , OUC'iGXc : extra C ,
600Kc : yellow C , 5 > c ; cut loaf , 7 # ; po\v-
dered , 7J/c.
1'uovisioKs llaois , llH < ai7c : breakfast
bacon. llJiC l-oK : bacon sides Wi10cilrv :
salt , 85f ( 9c ; shoulders , l&l o : dried beef
hams , locailc : dried beef regular , 9 > i@10Kc ;
hams pteurc , 85t8 c.
URIKO KBUITS Apples , now , > { 's 6c ;
evapbrated , 50-lb ring , iX t Kc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 29c : blackberries , evaporated ,
! 0(3lOKc ; pitted cherries , ueaches , new ,
M'H , 7kc : evaporated peeled peacnes , c ;
evaporated , unpared , 10 > iQl7c ; new currants ,
7U@7Ko ; prunes , 4V@5c : citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London layers , & .10@3.15 ; California ,
loose muscatels. 81.90@2.00new ; Valenclas ,
7Mc.
7Mc.SVRUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , 81.40@1.50 ;
New Orleans , per gallon. 38@45c ; maple
svrun , half Ibbs , "old time. " per gallon , tsoc ;
l-gallon can.s , per doz , 810.50 ; half-cation
cans , per doz , Su.25 ; Quart cans , 83.25.
CANNED GOODS Orsters , standard , per
case. S3.00@3,10 ; strawberries. 3 Ib , per case.
case , 85.75@5.83 ; * white cherries , per case ,
SO.OO plums , per rasp. 83.80@1)0 { ) : blue
berries , per cas * . 82.30 2.40 ; exg plums , a
Ib. per case. 82.50 ; pineapples , U Ib ,
per case. 83.20Q5.75 ; 1 16 salmon , per doz ,
t > .oo3.a5 ; 3 lb gooseberries , oar case. 83.25
r4. i.S5 : II lb string beans , per case , 81.75 ; a Iq
Urea beaof , oer ease , 81.60 ; a Ib marrow-
tat peas , per ewe , 8U.600tJ.ea ; ' 4 Ib early Juue
peas , per case , | 9.75 ; S Ib toraatots , 83.40
@ 350 ; ylb corn. 3.'JOS3.40. (
PicKi.Ei Medium , In bbls , 86.50 ; do In
half bbls , 83.75 ; imall , In bbls , 87.50 ; do In
half bbls , 84.25 ; gherklni. In bbl , 19.50 ; dolu
halt bbls. 84.7 * .
WnoDKNWAriit Two-boop palls , per doz ,
f 1.45 : Mmop palls , 81.70 ; No. 1 tub. * . ! ;
No. 3 tub , 85.50 ; No.1 tTio , 81.50 ; wash-
boardi , 8I.7Bj 6rtetl bowls , 88.S ; No. 1
chum * . , 'Si Ho. a churn % 88 ; No , 3 churns ,
" '
'Voiurco Lorlllard'sCllmax , 44n ; Splen
did , 4)cj ) Mechanic' * Delight , lc : Iiegrett A
Meyer's SUr , 41c ; Cornsrstono , 34c ; Drum-
mond's Hpree hlioe , 41c ; T. J. , S7c ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44c.
tKoi'K Seven-Mxternths Inch , 12J < ai3J/o
STAHCR Mirror Gloss , SJtfc ; Graves Corn ,
eo ; Oswegn Gloss , 7c ; O wego Corn. 7c ,
BuooMR-Kxtra 4-tle.83.60 ; No , 1,82. 0 ; No.
2,81.75 : heavy iUble , < 4
CAMDT Mixed , 8K < Sllc ; stick. SXQOXc-
CBACKKRS Garneatrs soda , butter and
ntc Rcicnarns , Scjgtneer inaps , 8c : cllj
TRAs-Jap nttXa55c ; pihpowder ,
Youneilyjon. 2xa&c ; Oolong , OO
JKl.UKS-30-lb palls. 83.00.
lloi.t.AM ) MAOKBUEI. 8Qo per keg.
Dry Goodi.
Corros FtAN KL3 W pr cent trade dls
count-LL. We 5 CO , Xlio ;
Nameless , 5Vc ; Mo. T. Oc ; EK , OWe ;
GO , lOKcj XX.'IM ; Ofj. He ! NN , Iflc ,
UX , 18c ; Kaoo : No. I0. % c ; 40. lO ci 00-
ISKcs HO , 16c ; SO , colored. 10c : 50 , colorrxl.
12c ; 70. colored , We ; lir tel , UKc ; Union
18Kc ; col-
°
BATTS Standard. 8ciJom. ; ( lie ; IJeauty ,
12Uc : Boone , 14o : ft , ca t 88.50.
PniNT3-SoLit > ; Coi.oHsirAtlanta 5Wc : Sla
ter 5c : BerlfnOlI e o ; Gorier Oil 0 to 7. PINK
AND IloBKa Klchinond 6ci Allen6c ; Illvcr-
polnt5cStoel ; UlvorCo : KlHiiiionaOc ; Pnclllo
OKc. INDIOO Bi.tiE Washington Co ; Atnerl-
cnnCkc ; Arnold OHc ; Arnold ! ! lie ; Arnold
A 12c ; Arnold ( Stjldseal WJ c. DnEsa-Char-
trr Oak 4Kc ; itamapo Hfc ! ; Lodl 4Wc : Allen
5Ho : Hlchmoud 5 > c , WinjBor | ( Oc ; Eddystone
GisonAM-Plnnkett cl'neks7Jfc ; Whltton-
ton 7Kc ; York 7 > c ; Normntfdlo Drew
8Wc ; ; Calcutta Dress 8i < c : Whltlenton
Dres-s ec ; Ilcnfrew Dress Oc to 13ic ;
CAMnmrs Slater 4Jfc ; Woods 4 > < c ; Stan
dard We ; Peacock 4e. ,
COIISKT Jr.ANs Androscoggln < Uc ; Kear-
sago 7' < c : KockixrtOfc ; Conestoga fi > 4'c.
DUCK- West Point tfJ In. . 80 * . . lOKc ; West
Point 29 In. . 10 or. . l2Kc : West Point 29 In. ,
12 oz. , 15c ; West Point 40 In. . 11 o10c. . -
'Chccks-Calpdonla X. 9Ko : Caledonia XX ,
Kconomy U to Kc ; Otis 9 to 0) ) < c.
Cord Is Mo , S , OHe : Cordls No. 4 , lie.
DENIMS Amosiceftg 9oz.ltkr. F.verett 7
oz. , 13p ; York 7o13c ; HavmakerSXc : Jaff-
roy XX. HHo ; Jaffrey XXX , 12Kc ; Bea\er
Crock A A , Wo ; Beaver Creek BU , lie ;
Beaver Creek CO. lOc.
DKiNTUcKY JKANa Mrimorlal 15c ; Canton
18o ; Durham 27Ke : Hercules We ; Leaming
ton 33Xe : Cottswold 25e ,
CIIABII Stevens' HsCe ; bleached 7e ; Ste-
Tens' A 7Kc : bleached Bfcc ; Stevens' P SUc :
bleached 9Xc : SU-vens N 9 > c ; bleached
lOtfc : Stevens'SRT12VC.
MISCEM.ANKOUS Table oil cloth 82.85 ;
plain Holland8Vc to 9c ; Dado Holland 13Kc ,
-
! a > < c ; Clear Lake 33) < c ; Mapln City SOW
Wfilte-0. 11. Ka 2 , Jf , 21c : G. 11. No. 1 , ,
27Xc ; B. 11. No. 8lf , 83Wc ; II. H. No. 1 , J ( ,
COc : Qnccheo No. 1. * f,42c ; Ouechoo No5 ,
? f , S7Ur ; Quechee No. 3.5f , MKc ; Anawan
l3Ko ; Windsor ttXc. Red-C , 24 Inch , isjtfo ;
K , 24 Inch , 21e ; Ot4 , 34 Inch. 18c ; 11. A. K..K.
25c : J. K. F. , H , 27Wo ; ( } . . Jasc. .
CoMFonTKiis jo.rxxgas.oo.
Bt.ANKKTs-White , Jl.00@7.50 ; colored ,
.otlitw SIIKKTINOS Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 c ;
ABantlnll. 4-4,7c ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , OXc ; At
lantic P. 4-4 , SJfc : Aurora LL. 4-4 , 5 ; c ;
Aurora C. 4-4 , 4&j ; Crown XXX , 4-4. 6V4c ;
HooaierLL , 4-4 , 5 c ; Indian Head , 4-4 7&c ;
Lawrence LL. 4-4 , 5jfe ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5J c : Pepperell K. 4-46KCJ IVpporeil O , 4-4.
Cc ; Pepperell , 8-4. lOc ; Pepperell. 9-4 , ISo :
Popperell , 10-4. SOc ; Utlca C. 4-4. ' 4 fe ;
Wacliusntt , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora U , 4-4 , 6 > fe ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , Oo.
Ui.r.Aoiir.n BIIEETIHO Berkeley cambric.
No. 00 , 9Uc ; Best jTet , 4-4 , 6 > { c ; butter cloth
OO. * ' < c ; Cabot , 7K J Farwell , be : Fitilt of
Loom , 8 0 ; Greene G , Oo ; Hope , 7 c ; King
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsdttle. tlJfc ; Lons-
dale , 8c ; New York mills , 10kc [ ; Pepperell ,
42 Inch , 10 > c : Pepperell , 40 Inch , UKc ; Pep
perell , C-4,15c ; Pepperell , 8-4,18c : Punperoil ,
9-4 , 20c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 22 c : Canton. 4-4 ,
8 > fc : Canton , 4-4 , 9 c ; Triumph , OcVatn ; -
sutto , lie ; Valley , Oc.
Goncfal Markata.
SPIRITS Cologne spirits , 188 proof , 81.10J
do 101 proof , 3L12 ; spirits , second quality.
101 proof , 81.10 ; do 188 prwf. 81.09. Alcohol.
188 proof. 83.10 per wine gallon. R distilletl
whiskies , 81.0031.50. ( lln.blended. 81.50 ®
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbonrf.T32.00i3r.oO : Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania vryes , 82.OOO9.50 ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon Jlnd rye whisklns ,
5L50'i.OO. Brandies , I in ported ! , 85.008.50 ;
domestic. 81.30 ( 3.00. Gins , Imported. 84.50 $ }
0.00 ; domestic , S1.25@3.00. Champagnes .Im
ported , t > ercase-S2S.OOJ3.00 ( ; American , per
case. 8lo.oofiio.oo. f
iKAvr llARnwARB iron , rate , 32.7" ;
plow steel , special cast , tftfc ; crucible steel ,
0c ; cast tools , do , I2 ( ( lbc ; wa on spokes ,
per set , 83.00 ® > .M ; hubsTer set , 81.5J : lei-
lees , sawed dry , 81.60 ; tweues. each. SOc :
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , per lb , naixc ;
coil chain , per Ib. ti fVBltfcriiialleable , 8C JlUe ;
Iron ncdges , cc ; eroNvoaru Oc : liarrow teeth ,
4'ifc ; spring Bteei , 4r < D5o ; Burden's horse
aiiofts , 84.75 ; Burden's fflulo shoes , S5.75.
Barbed wire' In car lots , " 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 50 82.40 ; ftleel nails ,
"HIDES Green butchers' , 5X@6c ; gresfi
cured.7Kc ; dry flint , llo'-dry salt , 9c ; green
rait skititt , 7Kc ; damairod hides , two-thirds
price. TalloNV : > c. Grcasu Prime white. : 'c :
yellow. 3c ; brown , IJ c. Sheep pelts , j < < $
40C.
40C.COAL Egg , PI .fiO ; nut , 89.75 ; range , W.75 ;
loNNalump. SJ.I.O ; Iowa nut , S2.75iliuit ; :
block , S3.0H ; Illinois. 84.25@4.70.
Dry Lumber.
DIMENSIONS ANI > TIMItRltS.
U , U A '
1ft ft. 18 rtlao fiss | ft'si ft
, .ri".50 1J.W ) W 50 2iw ! ji.iT
azfi 2.1)0 ' . B
ws 21.50 1.5 ,
3x10. . . , S3.WJ 22 B
8x18. . . .
4x4-8x8.
KI.OOIIIKO.
A 0 In. White Pine $35 50 C , 829.SO
B " " " ! t3.50 D , 21.00
K ' " " ( Sol. Fencing ) . . . ll'.oo '
FI.VISH1NO.
1st andSndclear , l.l. lncli , s.2s 8M.50
3d. clear , 1 incli , u. 3s. , 4550
" IV , IK , 3 In 4fl.0
A select. 1 Inch , s.'J s. . 40.00
" " W , IK-2 in 44.00
B " i Inch , s.SB. , 30.00
VOPLAll MIMHRK.
Clear Poplar , Ux. Bda. % In. , s. 2 s.-
J < In. I'anel. 8. a s . a7.00
" " Corrugated OellliiB , . . 28.W
nATTENS , VfhLL ItTUlNO , 1MCKKTS.
O. U. Ba ts , a In . 500.7 ! )
" Kx3 in , 8.1s . 00.45
3 In Well Tubing. U & M and Buy. . . . . 23.00
Pickets , D. A H. Flat . 20. M
" " Square . 21.00
1IOA.HDS.
No. 1 , com. sis SIH.OO No. 2 , com , sis S 17.00
No. 3. Jir,50No. 4 , 813.00
KKNCINO ,
No. 1 , 4iVOIu , 12 & 14 ft , roueh . S10.W
No. 1 , " " IB " . 19.50
No.9 , " " 12&14" " . lliOO
No.3 , " " 10 " . " . 17.53
A. 12. 14 and 10 ft. sai.50 C , S15.HO
B. " " " JS0.50 D. 12.50
CRttTNO AND I'ARTITIOH.
1st com , yt In White Pine Ceiling . 134.00
2nd " " " " " . 23.00
Clear , In. Norway " " . 16.00
ndcom. ; V'n. ' " " " . 14.00
STOCK BOAItDS.
A 12 Inch s. Is . $45.fiO
No. 1 , com. 12 in. s 1 s. , 13 ft . 20.M
" " " " 14 ft . 1U.OO
" " " " 10 ft . 1H.5U
No. 2 , " ' " . 19.00
" 10 ft . 17.50
Inch ( Jrooved Roofing 31.00 per M moro
than 12 Inch Stock Hoards s mu length.
SHINOI.KS. IiATH.
XXclear . .83.10 K\traA * 52.00
* A * Standard . . 3.7r * AII1J&B 'AM
Oiu. clear Not. . 1.50 Latli 2.C5
White cedar , C.ln. , Ms. , ViK9 In. qrfl. , lie ;
Hln.qrs. , I0c4 ; in. round ir > c ; Tennessee
lied Cedar , split , 15o ; Split Oak. 12c ,
I.1MK , KIT. '
Kuincv white Unto ( bpst ) , OOc ; Akron ce
ment , Sl.75 ; hair , UOc ; Waster , 82.75 ; tar
board. Sl.75 ; sash , 40c pevdt. ; doors , 40 per
ct. ; blinds. 40c per ct ; mouldings , 40c per
ct , ; tar felt , uor cwt. , S2rT5 ; straw boatd ,
Sl.75.
BOUTHEKN YBLkOW PINE.
Com. 4 Ao In. Kloorluir. . ! . J17.W
Star " " .1 . 21.W
Clear In , Celllnr . [ . . 21.50
" Ji In. Partition . . . 5.00
" Finish , 14 Iin. . d. 2s . 20.00
" CorruMtod CplllnB Jn . 25. ( > 0
Yellow Pin * CasluVind Base. . . 27.00
Union TrustCo
Capital , - $300 , 000
mutlo on Krnl Ttlnto.
School , County and Municipal lioiuls No-
goliatod.
. A. PAXTON , WM , o.
IVeiidont. View I'ros.
. L. QAnuons , r. it. JOHNSON ,
boweUt ? Troasuror.
DIHKOTOltS :
WM. A. PAXTON , UINIIV T CI.MIKK ,
W.G. MAUL , 1. II. WII.I.IAUS.
HOBT. U OAmt.irus. 8. It JOHNSON.
V. U. Joii > * ni .
THE CHICAGO
NorthWestern
Western
Sliort
And Chicago
Tlio only road to take for DOB Molnra ' tar-
slmlltown , 0 ednr llRpldr , Clinton. Dlton , Chica
go , Mllirnukco and nil points en t. To the people
ple of NobrnBka , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah ,
Idtttio , novoi'n , Oreson , WnihltiKton , nnd Call-
fornla , It offera guporlor advantagts not possi
ble by any other fine.
Among aiowo'tne numerous points of su-
Rprlorltjr onjorod by the patron * of this road
imweon Oraalm and C'lleajo.mre IU two tralus
a dny of DAY COACHES , which are the Oncst
that human nrt and Infrinulty can creata. Its
PALAOKE SLKEl'IKO OAKS , which are model *
of comfort nnd entrance. Its 1'AULOH DHAW-
INQ ItOOM CAHS , unournMiod by anr , nnd III
widely celebrated I'ALATIAh 1)1 NINO CARS ,
the equal of whlnh cnnnotbe found eldoirhore
At Counoll niumthe trains of the Union 1'aclflo
Kr. connect In Union Depot with those ot the
Cblcairo .V Northwestern Ily. In Chicago the
train * of this line mike close connection with
tbosoof all eastern linos.
For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis. Cincin
nati , KIwarA Falls , lluffalo , I'lttsburir.Toronto ,
Montreal , lloston , Now York , Philadelphia ,
Baltimore. Wnshlnpton and all points In the
east , ask for a ticket /In the
"NOUTHWESTBKN. "
If you wish the tipit Rucommodatlon , All ticket
Monta cell tickets via this line * ,
U. HUUHITT , , E. p. WILSON.
Gcnl. Munnjcr , Oonl. Pnss'r Agent
Chicago , HI.
W. M. BABOOCK , L. R. UOLLK3 ,
Western Affent , City 1'nss'r Agout ,
Omaha Nebraska.
TUB
CHICAGO SHORT LIME
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaob&St. . Paul By
yiic Vest Route from Omaha and
Council Bluffs to' ,
THE EA.ST
Two Tiains Daily Between Omaha and
Council Bluffs
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids
Rock Island , Frecport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesville ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And nil other important points Knst , Northeaet
Biul Southeast.
For through tickets call on the ticket agent
Ht U01 * aniHm gtroot , In 1'axton Hotel , orat
Union 1'nulflo depot.
1'ullraun Moopers and the Quest Dining Cars
In the world nro run on the main line of tin
Chicago , Milwaukee .V St. Paul UHllway nnd c V
err attention Is paid to paMongors by courte
oua omplojrsof thp oorapnny.
H. MII.LKH , General Mnnmfcr.
J. K TucKEn , Assistant Oonoral Mnnapor.
A. V. It. CARPENTEB , Genornl Passomror and
Ticket agent.
Goe. K. HnAVfOHU , AssistantGonoial Passen-
Her nnil Ticket Airent.
J.T. CI.AJIIS , Uoetiil Superlntomlent
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
OMAHA.
DUMMY TRAINS.
Runninir ntweon Council muffs and Bouth
Oman * . In addition to the itntlona mentioned ,
trains stop at Twentieth nd Twenty-fourth
etriets , und at the Summit m Omaha.
Wcitwnrd.
COUNUILi BL.UPF8 .
R. R1SDOX
INSURANCE x AGENT ,
Merchants' Notional Hank Buildingitootui
Up-Btalrn. ,
Telephone No. 5. Omaha , Nubraaka.
Pto niX.IxinJoa. gn . t. . . , .
Flntnen'i , Newark , N. J . 1.654.SU31
Glen1 * Kalis. Ulen-a Fall * , N. T. . . . . .
Olranl , riilinOclphliu Pa .
WeetcUbStcr New Vorc N. T . . . .
JOBBERS' DIRECTORY
Agriculture ! Impkmtntt ,
CHURCHILL PARKEK ,
WhoUnlo Dealer ln
(
Arrlcnlnral ( Implement * , " \Vnpon9 ,
Curla i and Bugilon. Jonc itrt > t , between Vlh
ana 10th , Omaha. Mob.
LININGER tC METCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
\Vagonn.CiirrlMct , tlngglM , Ble. , WhoUtnle , Om ba.
VARLINtOREXVORFA MARTIN
AgricnKnrul Implements ,
tfafomand flu le . MIH , m andlOT.
1' . 1 MAST * CO. , , _ |
Manufacturer * of
Buckeye IMll # , Seeders , Cultivators
Ilaj Itakci , CIJorMllli anil Lillian 1'iilTCrlJorti. , Cur.
North tlth and Nlrholilf 8li.
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
Wholesale Agrtcultn ml Implements
Wagons and BtiutHe * . ornor 14th ft Stjcholas eta.
Artist * ' Matt rial.
A. HOSPE , , TR. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
: : i3 DoiiglM Street , Omaha.
foots and Shots.
w. r. MOUSE e co.
Jobben of Boots and Shoes.
111 Farnam it * Omaha , Nab. Manufactory , Bui
treet , Hoftnn.
KIKKENDALL , JONES Ac CO.
Buccruora to Hood , Jom-a A Co. ,
Wholoanle MmmfncturoiH of IlnotR > V Shoos.
Airts for ItiHton Hubtior Shoo c'o.
111 } . 11M ( fr Itni iin - < " 'Sr. nm hn. Vi > hrA kn.
Cofftt , Spices. Etc.
Cl.AixKiJUKIlit ( , CO. ,
Omitlm OjHee Hint Spice M Ilia. Tons , CotTvea ,
Spices , UittilMK 1'owilor , t'lavnrlnir Kxtrncti ,
Laundry lihtoliik , etc. 1414-1410 Hartley St
Omaha , Nebraska ,
Crockery and Glassware
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Af ntfor'heM uuf cturerian < l Importer * ot
Crockery , Glassware ,
lmps , Chlmusjfi. etc. Offlec , 317 South lltb it
Omahajlab.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Batter , Jutland Pnxluoe. Conilcnmeota tollelted.
Headquarter * for Stoneware , Kerry Holes and
Ur | ie llnikci . Hit podge meet. Omaha.
RIDDELL < C RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
( pedalUM Uiittor. Kiws. chovse , Poiltry , Uarae ,
Oriton. etc. , etc. ills , itthSt.
WIEDEMAff A CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Fenltrr , Butter , Gamr , Frniu , etc.MO B. llthit
Omaha. N t > ,
l.MUOIIltll I-I. ' ) .
GEO SCHROEDER&CO. ,
Successors to McShatio .V Nihrneder.
Produce Conimlislon anil Cold Storage.
OnmUu , Neb.
Coal , Coke and Lime.
Gio. p. LAnAon. rrei. C. F. aoonuAN , V. PI I.
J. A. HUNUMLAND , 80. and Treat.
OMAHA COAL , COKE dS LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
8W South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
J. .A tUHlAttOif < : tJu , ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime.
And Bhlpperi of Coal and Cuke. Cement , 1'lmter ,
Unie , llnlr. Fir * Brick , Drain. Tile and SenerPlpo.
Ontco. Pa i ton Hotel Fa'im ( t. , Omitba , Nxb.
'telephone 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shipper * of Conl anil Cake ,
214 8.1'Hh St.Onmhn , Nob.
Dry Goods and Motions.
M. E. SMITH C C0t ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions
HOT and 1104DOUR ! * * , cor. lUh St. , Omnlin. Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOC11 , DRY GOODS
CO. ,
Importer * and Jobbers Dry Goods. Notion * ,
Ccntx'Funil'.lilnif Ouncls. Cor. llth & Homey
Bt" . . Omulm
Furniture.
Wholesale Dealers in Fnruiture.
Farntn it. Om h . Ntb.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture , Betiding1 , Upholstery ,
Mlrror , to. 1306 , IJOfl and 1210 F roiira t , Omtbi.
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER B CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
No3. 705.707. 709 and7ll 8.10th St , Omnh > , Neb.
McVORD , B.HADY .6 CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1Mb find I.eitenworth fts.Omitu.
u , M. M I..HL.h , i\i CO , ,
IVIioliwnti * Grocers ,
1219 , 1221. K21 HIM noy St. , Omaha , Nob.
ALLEN IJROS ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1114nn < 11111 Ilnrnoy Ptroet.Onintin ,
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED & CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Sheet Iron. Ktc. Agent" for Uo ScaUa.
and Miami Powder * i > . , Omnhn.Ni > b.
1IIMEBA UGH C TAYLOR ,
Builtlers'lfardwnro&Scalo Repair Shop
Mechanics' U'ooU am ) lluffalo Ecalei. 1400 Douglita iL.
_ Omaha. Neb.
i\s VVlUllKLM Y CO. ,
ll'holeitule Hurdum re ,
10th und Ilunioy Sticvta. Oinaliu , Nob.
Western Aifcnts for Austin 1'owilor Co. , Ji'tTor-
con Stocl N'Hlls , Kalrbnnkit Stundiitd Scnlra.
Heavy Hardware
W. JT. ItROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlugo , Wngon Stock. Hardware Lumber , etc. 1309
anil nil lUrney at. , Omiba.
EDNEY d > GIBBON ,
\VholesaIe Iron and Stool ,
Waaon and carriaio Wood Stock , Hearr Hardvam
Etc. 1217 and Mil ) LcaTcnwurib at. , Otn lm , Neb ,
Hats , Caps , Eta.
w. LPARito-rrE coT "
Wholemtle Mat * , Cr ; ; tC titraw
Goodn ,
1107 Harnoy Street , Omaha , Neb ,
Liquors.
DIiUI ! ref Mqnori.Alcohol nd J-ir'.ii. Iwport ri
and Jobberof K&viand Uquora.
WILLO r aPRlNGft DISTILLS'
CO. and ILER a ) CO. ,
Import * and JoM > er of pine Wlnn and Mquors.
Sale minufxlurtriot K < Dndr' Raiklnala lill-
Ur anJ Doinftiln I ! < ) < > . lilt llarnc ) Ht.
Lumber.
OMAHA fUMBER CO , ,
Deal * ' . . AllKlodiof
Huildiusr Malorliil at'Wholesale.
Hth Hi rent and Union Paclfto Track. Oroaha.
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LOUJS BRADFORD ,
Dealer In Lumbor. Lntli , Llnio , Sash ,
Doom , Ktc. Yard < OnrnrrTth and Douglaai Curuoi
ythnn < l Ixmjlnt.
C. N. DIETZ ,
Lunibor.
IJlti * ° d Callfomla ntreeti , Oraiha , Neb.
fRED W. GRAY ,
Lninber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Rto.
O.r.eib and imnilai iu. OutUH. Max
T. ' . 'IHRVEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offlo * . 1A3 rnrnam otrcel.Onmtm.
JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR
COAS. II. LEB ,
Hardwood Luraher ,
Wood Carpeti and Parquet Floorlnf , 9th and PooflM
Omaha.
JOUXA. WAKJ'IFIELD ,
AVholcsnlo Lnrnbor , Ktc.
Iwporicd end American Porttund Cdmrnt. PliM
Aient forMllwfiukco llrilniullc 1'oniculand llont
_ ( Julncy WbU Llme.
Milliner/ and notions.
'
Itnportotsanil .loliliors t
Millinery amintlonn. .
'a nth ct.
Notiont.
Wholesale Dealera In ,
Notions atid Furnlshlnir Goods , i
_ 403 and 406 j. Tenth flt. , Omaha. _ , f.\ \
V1NYAUJ ) &SC11NK1DJCK , I
Wholesale Notions and Gent * '
1103 Harnoy Street , OmnhiNoK
Oils.
CONSOLIIAtET > TANK"LINB'CO
Wholonaln Drnlors In .
Ite/lnrtl ami Lubricating Oils ,
AxloOrcRte , etc. Omaha , Nob.
A , H , liishop. Manager. i
PAPER
CARl'EXTER PATER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
rarrrn nice Hoc * of I'rlnllnir. Wriupl'iu and Witt
Inf paper. Bpeelal attention glrea to ear loader
ortlort
Printers' Materials.
Auxiliary PubllRliers.
De ler lnTjpel'r n and Printer * ' Huppllee. H
South Twelfth Street.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Uanutncturer and Denlori In all klndlot
Uubhcr Uooiln ,
Oil Clothing and Lyaihor Belling , inm Karnitm .St.
Steam fittings , Pumps , Etc.
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. STXATTG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and
, VT tcr. luilwnr and Milling. Su pllet.
no. Wand UB4 Famam at . Omaha ,
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Primps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Steam and Water Rupnllee. HeailquarterK fnr Mart
KotiVi' ( loo'lii. llllli'mruam it. . Omnhn. Nob.
U. S. WIXD EJfGINE and PUMP
COMPANY.
BalladnrWInd Mllisj t-team and Water RuppllMt
Flumbln GoPd , IloltlnB , llcne. 918 anil 1W { u >
nam IU , Oniatin. 8. K. Kellon , Manager.
u No. 310.
J1ROWXELL iC CO. ,
MtnufBCtorort and Dealcrt In
s , Hollers & Uciieral Uachliiery
btieut Iron Work3toum I'uinps. Saw Mills.
IZIS Luavunwoi tu St. , Onuihu.
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMKL & CO. ,
WI1O1.V8AI.K
Fi r > , I'iclil and Ganlcn Heeds ,
Nos. 1I11-IH3 .lonoH Street , Omnhn , Neb.
Storage , Forwarding & Commission.
ARMSTRONG , PETTIS & CO.
Storage , l < "vri < ' < triliiij ( : Coin in I * * ton
llrntioli lioiisool' tliu llonnov IliiRiry Co Ilitir-
Flos Ht wlioloKnlii Hiiil rutull. Nos. 1SJ. ) 1319
and IIII2 Irunl tit. , Omnha , Nob. Tolephoae
No. 7CO.
Teas and Cigars
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WM. X""wTLSON""CO. ,
ImpnitoraanilJobhera of
'J.ctn and ClnafA ,
.Hp'ccs ' anil Daisy llnhlnt ; Powder. 1110 ainl 1411
Hnrnoy Stroot. , Omaha , Nub.
OMAHA MANDROTURFRS ,
Cornice
'EAGLECORNICE WORKS ,
John Epenotor , Prop.
Uinafnatnrcr of OalTinlied Iron anil Cornleo.
Ucd < and 103 and 104 N , 10th > t. . Omaha , Neb.
Smoke Sia 'ks , Boilers , Etc
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"n. K. RA If'YER ,
ilnnufartiiriiisr Dealer In Smokestacks ,
llrltt.lilnuink | anil Ounu lit llollur
1H 1'i'il'B 'tropt ( linnhit
Iron Works ,
Iron Works ,
Wroutht and Cart Iron Bulldlnv Work , Iron Stain ,
HallTag.Ucaini anitfltrden. Hltam Knalnn , UraM
Vrork/Utneral FToundrr , Machine and Illaokimllk
Work. Office an J Works , U. I * . Ur.andmhttten.
OMAHA. NVIKIi As IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of
Wireand Iron Ralllnu * , TelPTaili ,
Window auanlar1ower6tandt , Wlrn Bignl.eto.
l l N.18th ,
OMAHA SAKE & IRON WORKS
G Andreln , Proprietor.
Manufacturer of Flro and Burglar Front Rrtea.
VaulU , Jail Work. Iron mil Wlro Fenolntr ,
, oto Cor. Nth ami Jaokson st. Oniahn.
Oreralli.
CAKFIELD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ,
Maunfacfitrera of Overalls ,
Jenni 1'nnti , Stilrtf , Ktc. 1102 and 11M Uoutfu Stree '
OiiiBhn. Noli.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A mSBROWQ CO. ,
Wlioliimlo MannfKctnrersnf
S.i < ) Ii , Doora , lillnda and
llrnncli office , Utli n 1 liar (3 ( ett.Otn3b2
MANUFACTURING COH
Manufacturers' of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
onld'jiii.ytalr Work and Interior Hard Wood Vlnltk
Juituponud. N. K cor. 8th nnd LemeuwortuBU.
Umaha , Neb.
OMAHA PLANING/MILL CO. ,
MunufnrtiircrS of MonlillngA , .Siuli , Doors and
lllliuls.Tuiiiliiif 8t lr-wurk. Hunk and
( ) lllc ) I'lttlngs.
20th und Poppluton Avenue ,
Brewers ,
STORZ C ILER ,
Lager Ueer Brewers ,
1(21 North IKth Street. Omaha , Nb.
SOUTH SMAHA.
P. II. I'AI.MKIt N. P. IllCIIMAX. J. n. ni.AHCIIAIIO
PALMEIt , JtJCIIMAN d > CO. ,
Live Ntorli CV / ii8s < o > i Merchant * ,
Office HnoniSI. Opposlto Rxotianito Dulldlni , ' ,
Union Block Yards , Huiith umahi , Meb.
MaVOV BROS. ,
I.lvo Stork CoiiimlHslou Morclmnts.
Murket furnlstied free napplication , blookar * an
fcoJeri liirnliiiiKl nn ( to ll rnu. RcrirenM
Omnhn Nnltmml llnnk HMI | H < ) iltii Umataa U4Ui > nt
llnlun Htook Vurdi , Huuth OuiHBa.
LOIUMICK , WRSTEUF'I.D & MALEV
/JIT Stock C'oHimhufrm ,
I'.ooln 15 rxihiingo Inilliltntr , I'nlon Stock
Vitnh , hotith Omaha , Nel . _
11OUN & SIIAKI'K ,
ConimUsinn Dculoi-H In Iilvo Hio.'k , I loom 2JI5x
rluuiKC lluiMlii-r , IMlliin ftouk ViU , 8. Oiuiiliu
ItoloriiiH CM I ninii Nftt'l IliuiU , Oiiiulm.Knloii
htouk \ BliU llmiK H Oiiiilhn , K. H. How lev
I'KB. Am. lluukTrimt Co. , Umaha.
AUXAN'IJKU : A
Commission I'oiiUu In I.lvo Stock , Itriom "
OiKi-lln | | i\liiiniii ; HiilMliiK , Union StoCl :
VHI ill. , South ( liniilin , Not ) ,
Umlte.t. Jolin K , Jloyd , Haptrtntendent.