Nebraska Newspapers

    S. TT' "
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 5 , 1887.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
A General Air of Llstlossnciia Pervades the
Wheat Pit.
, CORN HOLDS A FIRM SESSION.
A Itrpntlllon of Monday's DullncM In
OaU Provisions Hlow Cattle
In Ijlght Supply tinncral
Market Quotations.
CHICAGO 1'nonucK MARKRT.
CHICAGO , Oct. 4. iSpealal Telegram to
the JJKt : . | It was u day-bcfore-a-holtday
market all around at the start , with few
features of Interest , light trading and that
alr.ost ' entirety local , and a general feeling
nn'j air ot llitlesiness. The opening In
wheat was at yesterday's closing flicurvs for
November at 71s'c and nn advance of
&e for December nnd May A 7 ! c and 7Sc
respectively. There appeared to bo a toler
able firm market at the openliu , dependent
on buying for heavy local operators and of
smaller local traders , who found a straw to
guldo them In their purchases. Then for two
- hours the market remained almost station
ary at about the opening price , or Xc below.
The close was at 71M@71 > ( c bid for Novem
ber , 73K@7i : c for December , and 7'c for
May.
The corn market was firm throughout the
session , but the amount of business done was
Binall. llntclilnbon was a continual buyer
and other llcht trading was chiefly Jocal.
The board of trade cable quoted spot corn at.
Liverpool Xd dearer. The iccelpts wore 572'
cars. The receipts for to-morrow are esti
mated at 312 cars. The opening was at 42 } c
for November. 42j < c for December and 4.VaC
for May , and prices did not fall below these
. N figures during tlio session. The closing was
strong at thn highest-point 4242 * c for
November j42Xc for December and 45 c@
152/c for May.
Thorn was a repetition of yesterday's dull
ness In thn oat market. Not enough specu
lative Interest was shown to hold the crowd
together and prices were substantially un
changed. November opened nnd closed at
20Vc and at one time sold on the split at
2fl'A < 8S " { c. May oats stood at 2'JXc nearly
nil the forenoon , the market barely touching
8".i ® : iOo together. Cash oats In store were
nominal at iOo , or October prices , sales of. car
lots being entirely by sample.
Provision traders wore forced to pass an
other slow day. In the general market
thnro was no stir to bear mention at any time
nnd the business transacted fell under even a
moderate volume. A somewhat pronounced
listless fepllnt held control , and as hogs con
tinue to surprise packers In the number mar-
"keted , and have rather forced a revision of
the opinion regarding the "run" that may bo
expected during the first half of the winter
season opening with November , the move
ment favored buyers. Excepting ca h and
October lard , which viyio alTectcdby the light
stocks hero and commanded an advance of
? H 'i produce sold on an overage easier.
Uased on last night's closings , January pork
was unchanged , but In November , December
nnd January lard a decline ol ! ! X@5c and
, in January Uiort libs of 'JJ c oc-
'Hit curred. For cash delivery lard sold
freely to refiners and shippers at S0.471 ®
S0.57X and closed with buyers at 80.50. For
October the same artlelo was traded In at
0.47K@0.ftO , closing at SG.47K. with Novem
ber aud December resting nt S0. ; . The
< I'anuary future , which was the leading
speculative n'oirtli , ranzed at Sl > - > . : ! 2kr@l2.5 : !
for poik , 0.42 @ 0.45 for lard and 40.25 ®
0.87W tor short libs. 1'ork for the saino
mouth closed at S12.U5 , laid nt SO.I2K nnd
short ribs at S0.25.
.v Wheat firmer ; Octo
ber closoii at 70Jic. November 7lXe , Decem
ber Tlt'hdiWfc ' , and Mav 7SJ < c. Corn ( inlet :
October 4sfe. November % c. AlavJSKc. .
Oats steady. The sensation at the atternoon
session of the board was the sot ere break in
October short ribs. They opened at S7.40
and were hammered by Baldwin and the
b.oker of a prominent commission house
until they touched J57.00 , which was47Mc
under the 1 o'clock closing. From this liuiiru
they reacted and closed with Armour's rep
resentative bidding , 7.1 ! %
CHICAGO MVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , Oct. 4. [ Special Telegram to the
13KK.J UATTLK Native cattle were again
scarce , with a slight up turn on such as
would suit the shipping and dressed beef
trade. .Common and plain natives wore
about the same as last week. There were
no fancy or prlmo steers on sale that would
sell for 55.0005.25 ; good to clioice natives ,
4.CO@4.UO ; low > grades , J..85@3.75. Han
gers and Texans sold tor the lowest prices
ever known In this market yesterday and
were not much better to-day. Texas canning
and butchers' stock , nearly 1,000 head , sold
at from 81.40 to 11.80 , and Texas steers at
82.K@.75. Hangers sold nil the way from
S2.40 to 83.40. Native butchers' stoct Is
even lower than Toxans. There Is no life In
the stocker nnd feeder trade. No business
of note Is anticipated until there Is a substan
tial and healthy advancu on fat cattlo. Shin-
Ding steers , 1,050 to l.fioo lbs,84.50 ri.oO ; 1.800
to 1.350 Ibs. Sa.HOQUX ) ; 1)50 ) to 1.20U Ihs , siux )
@ 4ao. Stockers and feeders , S1.50@uu : :
cows , bulls and mixed , Sl.2533.Qu , Texas
steers , 8iOO < 3aGO ; yearlings , S1.MQU5 ;
cowf , S1.50rt'J.20. ( Western rangers steady ;
natives and naif-breeds. 2.25@l.OO : cows ,
2.00(32.40. ( Wintered Texnns7 a : & $ o.
HODS At the opening prices wore a shade
stronger than at the close last night , but at
the rlnal wind-up values were fullvlUc lower.
IJaekirs were expected to make up what they
wanted at 34.50Q4.55. Best heavy could have
been had at 84.70 at the close , or the best as-
wrted light at 84.co@4.C3.
lave STOCK.
Chicago. Oot 4. The Drovers' Journal
retiortras follows :
Cattle-Receipts. 10,000 ; natives hleher but
qualitr pooo ; shipping steers , S300ri5.00 ? ;
ttockera and tmxlara. sf.NXa'UO ; cowsrbulls
knd mixed , $1.0503.00 ; 'Kxas cattle. 81.00
# 2.00 ; western rangers steady at 82.00
'HoM-Receipts , 24,000 ; opened strong
nut closed lOo lower ; mixed , 84.2M4.C5 ;
75 ; ious"
ShecD Receipts , 0,000 ; market steady for
good , common we k ; natives. S2.75@4.10 ;
western , $3.00 ( acA ; Texans , 32.40W3.G5 ;
lambs , 4. < XX35. 10.
Drovers' Journal special cablegram from
London quotes small supplies ot American
cattle , but heavy general supplies ; natives
weak : American steers , best , ll@lljo per
pound estimated dead weight
FINANCIAL * .
Nrnv YORK , Oct. 4. ( Special Telegram to
the BKK. ] HIOCKS Stocks were Irregular
to-day , but on the-whole there Is an improve
ment , with an advance of .VcH3 * " per cent on
the general list , following In ilie wake of
Western Union , which sained l.f@l } < per
cent , and Missouri Pacific , v.hteh went up
1 < 21V per cent and settled back. Nearly all
utocks closed slightly under the highest
lleuros of the day. The market opened
lower on part ot the list , while some stocks
kept up and a few were slightly higher.
London cables gave lower prices , with selling \
orders for foreign account. Still the fueling
was rather firm more bullish than yesterday
and Cammack's broken began to take In
their shorts. The loan crowd was active.
The buying of Western Union was the
feature of the day. Moore < fc Schley and
Connor bought largely and so did some
others. No ono seemed to tiavo definite
Information , but the belief was strong that It
would soon absorb the Baltimore A Ohio
telegraph. Sage and ( iould both pretend ton
know nothing positive about It. The con -
tinued strength and buoyancy in the Western
Union was the effect of a rumor that the
contract giving it the Baltimore < t Ohio tele
graph will be signed to-night Sales to uoor
were 159,000 shares , including 200 of New
York Central , 2,000 Krle , 3,000 Lake Shore
10.VOO Northwestern common , 400 Northwestern
ston
ern preferred , 47,200 St Paul , 2,500 Unloi
Pacific , 700 Delaware , Lackawanna A West
stnd
crn , BOO Jersejr Central , 4,88 'Klchinum
terminal , 1,200 Cadada Southern , 5001'aclu [
Mall , 24.00UVVstcrn Union , 6,800 New Enc-
land , 3,800 Missouri 1'acllic , 1,000 Texas
1'aclllc , ( " 00 Kansas A Texas , 800 Northern
Pacific common , 500 Northern Pacific pro-
fcned , 27,000 Heading , 1,000 Omaha , 000
Orciron Transcontinental , 2,000 Louisville &
Nashville. The tolal sales for the day were
801,830 shares.
GovicitNMKXT.s Government bonds were
dull and without change.
YKSTI'.IIDAV'S QUOTATIONS.
U. S. 4'scoupon .124 C. AN. W
U. S. 4 > < )8cour > .10H' do preferred..140
Pacific o'sol'M. ' . 122 N. YC ! 100
Canada South'n. . M' < O. It AN , 00
Central Pacific. . 83 f O. T.
Chicago A Alton. 140 PncllicMall 88) )
do preferred..103 P. , D. AE 22) ) .
C. , H. AO 133 tf PulImanPal.Car.r
D. , L.A W 12SJ Heading
D. AK.U 2IJ llock Island . . . .
Krm 2S St L. AS. K. . . .
d3preferred. . . . W > do preferred. . . .
Illinois Central..117 C. , M. A 8tP. . . 75 ;
L , B. A W 15 Aif preferred..115
K. AT St P. AO 4J7 (
Lake Shore do preferred. . 100
I , . AN Texas Pacific. . . . 25
Michigan Ccnfl. . Union Pacific. . . . S2 :
Mo. Pacific U3 W..St LArP. . . . 17J.
No. Pacltla 23 } do preferred. , fllj
dopruferred. . . . 80 W. U.Tclcsraph " *
MOKKV On call easy at 40 ( { p r cent , last
loan n , closed offered at A per cent.
PRIME MKIIOANTII.K PAPBU CJ QSJf per
cent.
EXCIIANOE Dull hut steady
at 84.70X for 00-day bills : S4.83X for ilu-
maiul.
I'UOOUOK MAIIKHT8.
Chlcaeo. Oct. 4. Following quotations
are the 2:3uckiiine : figures :
Klour-Unrhanued with , ryn nt 82.75Q3.00
per bbl , nnd S2,50@2.75 for sacks.
Wheat Steady , subject to slight changes ;
nrlces closed ? sWKc above yesterday ; cash ,
7o ; < i'c ; December , 7il 7-10c ; Mar. 78Jic.
Com -Dull , steady and moderately active ,
closing easy ; cash , 42Kc ; November , 4'.2 ? < c ;
Mav , VMc.
Oats Dull and quiet without Important
change ; cash , 2Cc ; November , 'JC c ; May ,
Kye 4Sc.
Harley-045/c.
PrimnTimothy Soea 82 24@2.50.
Klax Seed-ll.OCj .
Whlskv-SUU.
oPork Lower ; cash , 812.0U ; January.
Lard Irregular and moderately active ;
Gush , 80.47k ; ; Novnmbor , 80.3 ; Mav. S0.07K.
Dry halted Meats-Shoulders. 85.20Sf5.a3 ;
short clear. 35.tX ) ( < fr > .Oi ; short ribs , 87.15.
Uutter Steady ; creamery , 17@24e } ; dairy ,
Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars , 11
@Ucllata ! : , ll' UHc ; Young Amencas ,
fiKKS-17K@lSc.
Hides Heceipts modcryte , and sales
easily effected at current quotations ;
heavy crcen hides 7fi'c ; light do ,
7JiX'i'Sc ' ; salted bull hides , Oc ; Kreen salted
calfSX@c ! ) ; drv flint , liftjiac ; dry calf ,
12f < ? 13c ; deacons 80o each.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 country solid , 4@
No. 2. 3Ho ; cakes , * Xc.
Keoniiits. Snlnments ,
Flour , bbls . -.25,000 18,000
Wheat , bu . 50.000 54,000
Corn , bu . 32 * > .000 10.000
Oats , bu . 101.000 1S7.000
Kyn , bu . 2,000 3,000
Uariey , bu . W.OOO 75,000
OMAHA. ivi < ; STOCK.
Tuesday , Oct. 4.
Cattle.
The recolptn of cattle were considerably
less than ycstoittay , there belnir only llfty-
olulit cars of fresh receipts as against 105 for
Monday. Theiu was not much change In the
market , values for the most part remaining
abuiit stcadv. One load of prime natives
reached 34.50 and another bunch of corn-fed
westerns brought 34.10. Tlio feeder market
was very qulut aud only a few la-ad cuan ed
hands. _
llORH.
There was a slight taln In the receipts of
hois. there beini ; twenty-six loads on the
market to-day as against twenty-one yester
day. The market was about steady with yes
terday. * The light receipts arc apparently
keeping prices up. The market closed wuaU
but with everything sold.
Shocp.
Thrro were no fresh receipts , and nothing
doing on the market.
lleccipti.
Cattle , . 1.200
lioas. . . . : . . . l.bUO
Shipments.
Cattle . 78 cars . Chicago
Prevailing t'rlooi.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs . . .84.10(34. ( 50
Choice steers , 1100 to I30u Ibs. . . : i.S5d4.10 ( !
Fat llttlo steers 900 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75Mi.a'5 ;
Corn-fed range steers 1200 to 1500 3.avui4.80
Good to choice corn-fed cows . . . . 2.50 < T$2.75
Common to medium cows . 1.50(52.'J5 (
Good to choice bulls . 1.75WJ.50
Good range feeders . 2.40@2.bO
GoodnaUvefeeders.UOOlbsaud up
wards . 2.75@3.00
Fair to medium native feeders.UOO
Ibs and upwards . 3.50@2.fM
Mockers. 400 to 700 Ibs . 2.0UG 2.40
Prlmo fat sheep . 3.3M3..M )
Fair to mealtim sheep . U.50 3.00
Common sheep . 1,50(32.25 (
Light and medium noes . 4.l. > ( ui4.'J' )
Good to choice heavy hoirs. . . . . . 4.25'24.i. : ' >
Good to choice mixed hogs . , 4.20 4.30
Reprnientacivo
NATIVES COIIK-FKD.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
18..1157 83.00 18.13iil S4.50
WKfiTKIlNSCOIl.VKKD. .
1C8..1303 4.10
ItANOi : STKEIIS ST1IAY8.
1..12TO S3.H1) ) 25. . . . 1007 S2.50
1..1240 2.25 27..10M 2.50
1..1580 125 1..1159 2.00
NATIVE COWH.
SO. . . . 050 82.10 1. . . . 980 82.10
4. . . . 1122 2.10
NATIVE FEEDERS.
43..1025 32.00
nons.
No. Av. Shk. i'r. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
70.47 120 84.20 70..227 200 8.30
01..181 800 4.20 57..2.'i5 120 4.30
70..252 It20 4.25 01 . . .281 80 4.30
85..248 120 4.25 69..259 120 4.30
07..271 240 4.25 61..285 100 4.80
66..249 120 4.25 68..281 bO 4.30
83 . . .220 240 4.25 70..247 80 4.30
65..230 80 4.25 58.2fi8 240 4.32V
( W..250 80 4.27X 04..247 240 4.32i
07..255 200 4.37 60 . . .271 4.3.5
06..250 280 4.27H 59..290 4.35
72..230 bO 4.30 60..2S1 120 4a !
Live Stock ; Sold.
Showing the number of head ot stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTI.K.
( J. H. Hammond A Co 201
( ! . U. Hammond A Co. ( shipped direct ) 200
Feeders C8
"
Total 409
iioos.
Anglo American Packing Co 1,288
O. A. Hammond & Co 355
Squires AiCo M
Local. . . . . . 60
Total 1/759
All sales ot stock in this market are m&da I
, * r cwt live wol ht unless otherwlio stated.
Dead hr.gasallat Ho per Ib. for all weight * .
' Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 100 Iba.
no vain * Proliant sowsara dookod 49 loj ,
and 8tags8Dlbs. by thanublio Insiwutor.
lilve Stock Notes.
Hogs steady.
Hogs close weak.
Cattle dull and steady.
Hogs averaged 07 to tlio car.
84.35 was top on hogs and 84.50 on cattlf.
Henry Morse , Kearney , was lu with a load
of cattle.
W. M. White , Tekamah , was In looking
over the market.
D. S. Shields , Capman , was In looking
over the market.
Mr. Ulrlcb , Tobias marketed a load of
271-lb hogs at 84.35 , the top price.
Charles Phllpot , Weeping Water , was hero
nnd marketed a load of 25c nogs.
C. C. Smith , Milford , was hero and mar
keted a load of231-lb hogs at 84.35.
Van Tassell A Co. had thirteen loads of
. cattle on thn market from Archer.
C. Kno w , of Fremont , was at the yards
- aud bought two good loads of feeders.
Ho ; salesmen generally , look for lower
- prices the lirst day that the receipts are lib
eral.
Qulnn , Wood Hirer , ono of tbo oldest
shippers to these yards , was In and marketed
a load of hogs.
Mr. Williams was In with a load of hogs
from Heaver crossing , Which sold on the
market at the top price.
Doc Frevman , of the Chicago stock yards ,
and Levl Freeman , ot Persia , la. , were
among the visitors at the yards.
H. H. Koblnson , superintendent of the
Hay State Cattle company , was lu with fif
teen loads o cattle from Klmball.
H. Tuttle. of the linn of of Keellne A Felt ,
nnd Dr. Edwards , both ot Council UlulTs ,
were visitors at the yards yesterday.
Mr. Mclntosh , of the ilrm of Mclntosh A
Stilton , was Jn and sold a bunch of good
corn-fed westerns of their own breeding.
Hen Welch arrived here yesterday and will
buy hogs for Oeorge Fowler A son , Kansas
City packers. They buy prime medium hogs.
Albert Derby , a large manufacturer , nnd
H , D. Kyder , principal of the high school at
Uellows Falls , Vermont , were hero yoster- '
day. Jack Koblnson. of the firm of Koblusou
A Gannon , Omaha , was with them.
Among those who marketed hogs were the
following : X. Haughn , Handoiph ; J. O.
Smith , Blair ; Wilkinson A G. . Avoca ; Self
AK. . Hrock ; W. L Uatighu , Harlan ; J H.
K. . Woodbine : Spelts A Co. , llralnard : Sam
Cottier , Plckrcll ; Uurnsidcs A Co. , Lincoln ;
Peynolds , Paul A Co. , Dorchester ; Cook A
C. , Hebron ; ( hind A C. . Wllber ; Dover A G. ,
Newman's Grove ; F. J. Hale , Meadow Grove :
A. M. Spooner A Co. , Hooper ; Charles Lang ,
Morse ; Dowllng A P. , North Ucnd ; H. K.
Falkncr , Plum Creek ; Tom Harris , Cent
City ; J. A. Hnko , North Loup ; T. U. Ulcko ,
Archer ; A. C.'Vlrgin. Utlca ; C. C. Smith.
Milford ; H. E. Uoberts , Kunnard ; Shroett
A S. , Panama. >
OMAHA WlioUissAJjM MARKETS.
Tuesday , Oct. 4.
Prod no c.
Tlic following nrc the prlcci nt tbhlch
round lots of produce are sold on tills
market :
The produce market dropped Into a leth
argy some weeks airo from which it has not
been icsuscltatcd. Everything Is very slow.
To-dav the receipts comprised one car load
of potatoes , some poultry , game and enough
butter and ecgs to supply Jhe demand.
Eoos The market Is almost bare , and
stocks move rapidly at 17iMbc. (
HiiTTKii-Creamery , West Point , 80c :
other , 22@24c per pound ; choice dalrv , 18 ®
20c ; medium grades , I3@i5c : ordinary , 0@lOc.
CIIIESE : Market fair. Fancy full cream
Cheddars , sliwle 13c ; full cream twins , 18c :
young Americas , 18 > { c ; brick cheese , luo Ibs
in case. He ; Llmberger , 100 Ibs in case , l5' ! c ;
Saurs' fancy Ohio , 10c.
Pom.TBY Fair market ; spring chickens
2.00f32.50 ; old fowls. 82.50K3.00 ; ducks
82.25(32.75 ( : turkeys. In very light rainiest ,
C$7c ( per Ib ,
GAME Receipts light : nralrlo chickens ,
S3.00d3.25 ( : mallard ducks. $1.MX$1.75. Quail ,
Sl.'J.XgLM ; teal nnd mixed ducks , S1.00C * 1.75 ;
snipe , 75c@S1.00 ; jack rabbits , 40@45o each ;
jack snipe , 81.00 per doz.
POTATOES The market Is well supplied.
Salt Lake and Colorado stock sells nt 85c.
Nebraska nnd Iowa stock GOfiLiBe per bushel.
SWEET POTATOES The market Is well
supplied with home grown at C5@75c per
bushel ; Virginia stock So per Ib.
OYSTERS Shell , 82.00 tier hundred ; hulk ,
81.35 per hundred ; selects , 82.20 n gallon ;
Cans , New York counts , 45c ; selects , 35 ( ( $
40c : standard. 27a30c ( , „
Ciinni Cholcu Michigan elder , SC.OO@0.50
per bbl of 32 gal.
PorcoiiN Choice , for stands , 2@2 c per Ib.
ONIONS Choice lareo California onions
are ottered on the market nt bOc per bushe
The demand Is light.
Eoa PLANT Slow sale at WQ" a per doz ,
tot choice stock.
HONKV Good honey in neat ono Ib.
frames 20c per Ib.
HKANS. Hand-picked navy , g"00 per
bushel , and other grades down as low as
81.25. Cllfornia stock. $2.40 per bushel.
CELKIIY The receipts are larger and the
stock better. Good stock brings 30W33c n
bunch.
fr'ruit * .
Orders from the country requiring se
lected stock und cctrn cure In paeldwi can-
iwt nlivitiis lie Jlllctl nt the su/itc / jtrlnax ,
< /it ( i ( { to the local trade for common tttouk.
CKAXIIEKRIKS The market Is fairly well
supplied with good stock. lcll ? and cherry ,
87.M8.00. ) Cape Cods SU.OO
Lemons Cholco stock S ( > .00@7.00.
OKANOES Fancy Itodl , 160 per box , S5.50 ;
fancy Itodl , 203 per box. 56.00 ; choice Naples
2UU pur box , 5.50 ; Louisiana , 85.50.
APPLES The supuly is liberal , especially
of home-grown stock. Choice Michigan ap
ples. S3.0i3.50 ; home-grown , S2.2o@'J.OO :
Johnathons. S3.OCKffi3.50.
GnAi'KB Homo-grown stock Is in liberal
supply nnd is moving feelvat4 } e per pound ;
California , Tokay 81.75@2.00 per crate ;
Muscats S1.50.
PEACHEs-Cholce California stock , S1.25@
1.50.
1.50.CIIAII
CIIAII APPLES Choice Siberian , S3.00C-43.50
per bbl.
PEAKS The market Is well supplied with
the later varieties of Califoinla pears which
areselllnu at 8S.oo2.25 per box.
BANANAS The market Is well supplied
with bananas at S'.50@'l.OO per bunch.
Coco AN UTS Good stock , 55. OU.
Flour and Koed.
flic following nre the lohlilmj price * :
Minnesota patents. SJ.5U percwt. : .Minneso
ta Bakers' straight , 82.20 percwt. ; Kansas and
Missouri winter fancv patents , S2:4'5fc5'.OQ : :
Nebraska patents , S2.2o2.35 ; rye flour , 81.75
Ql.00pe.rcwt ; rye Graham , 1.40 per cwt. ;
wheat Graham , 81.75 per cwt. ; corn me.il ,
yellow , DOc per cwt : corn meal , white. 81.00
percwt ; chopped feed. S14.00@lG.oo per ton :
bran , S12.00@13.00 per ton : screenings , 89.00
@ 12.00 per ton.
HAY Upland prairie , SS.OO@8.5U ; com
mon coarse , 87.00@8.00.
Grocer's 1/lst.
30c ; Interior Java , 25fJSc ( ; Mocha , 2S@30c
Arbuckle's , roasted , EOj/c ; McLaughltn'8
XXXX , 20 c ; Dilworth's , 2Gc ; Hcd Cross
lUriNEO LAnn Tierce , 7c : 40-lb square
cans , 7c ; 50-lb round , 7 c ; 20-lb round
7.Vc ; 10-lb nails , 7Ko ; 5-lb palls , 7 'c ; 3-lb
palls , 7 c.
SuoAR-Granulated , Cj OIKc ; conf. A
6X@oc ; widte extra C , ( i4 ! ( < Wc ; extra O ,
6 ( < to ; < c : yellow C , 5 > ic ; cut loaf , 7ji ; pow
dered. 7J/C ,
PnovisioNS Hams , ll' ( SllKc : breakfas
bacon. lti@12cJi : bacon sides "
salt , hJfftSte ; shoulders , 77 fc : diled bee
hams , 10Uc ( : dried beef regular , l > X@10Xc
hams-picnic , .
DRIED FRUITS Apples , new , Jf's 6c
evaporated , 50-lb rlne , li@UHo ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 29c ; blackberries , evaporated
pitted cherries , ocaches , new
' ? c : evaporated peeled poaenes , c
evaporated , unpared , I0x@l7c ; now currants
7tfi7Ko ; prunes , fl@5'jc : citron , 25c ; ral
sins , London layers , S'J.10@2.15 ; Calitornia
loose muscatels. $1.90@2.00 ; new Valencia
'HOPE Seven-sixteenths Inch ,
STAKCII Mirror Gloss , 5Jfc ; Graves Corn
6Vc ; Oswego Gloss , 7c ; Oswego Corn. 7c.
Sruup No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs. $ l.io@l,60
New Orleans , per gallon. 3XLf40c ; mapl
syrup , half Ibbs , "old time , " per gallon , NJc
1-gallon cann , per doz , 810.50 ; half-gallon
cans , per doz , $0.25 ; auart cans , $3.25.
CANNED Goons Ojsters , standard , pe
case , 53.00(33 ( 10 : straw herrles. 2 Ib , per casn
case , 85.75Q5.S5 ; ' vrhlte"chetrlM , per 'case ,
' 10.00 plums , per ease , ji.bO(3i.lK : ( ; ) : blue
berries , per case. 82.30(32.40 ( ; test plums. 3
Ib. per case , 82.50 ; pineapples , li Ib ,
per case. $3.20YI$5.75 ; 1 Ib salmon , per doz ,
S.MXK32.05 ; 2 Ib gooseberries , per case. 83.25
( 3.35 ; 'i Ib string beans , per case , 81,75 ; 2 Iq
lima beans , r > er case , 81.00 ; a Ib marrow
fat peas , per case , 82.50(32.60 ( ; 2 Ib early .lime
peas , per case , $2.75 ; 3 Ib tomatoes , 82.40
Q2.50 ; Zlb corn. S2.30C32.40.
PICKI.ES Medium , in bbls , S0.50 ; (16 In
half bbls , 83.75 ; small , In bbls , 87.50 ; do In
half bbls , S4.25 ; gherkins , In bbls , 83.50 ; do lu
half bbls. 84.75.
WOODENWABK Two-hoop palls , per dor ,
(1.45 : 3-hoop palls , 81.70 ; No. i tub. 80.50 ;
No. 2 tub. 85.50 ; No. 3 tub , 84.50 ; wash
boards , 81.75 : assorted bowls , $2.23 ; No. 1
churns , 89 ; If o. 2 churns , 88 ; No. 3 churns ,
TOIIACCO Lorlllard'sCllmax. 44 ; Splen
did , 41c : Mechanic's Delight , 41o : Leggett A
Meyer's Star , 41c ; Cornerstone , 34c ; Drum-
mond's Horse Shoe , 41c ; T. J. , STc ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44c.
UnooMS-Extra 4-tle,82.CO ; No. 1,82.00 ; No.
2,81.75 ; heavy stable , 84
CANDT Mixed , t < K llc : stick. 8H@OKc.
CKACKERS Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic , 5c ; creams , be : ginger snaps , be : city
soda. ic.
TRAS Japan , 20355c ; gunpowder,20
Young llyhon. 25@35c ; Oolong , 20i ( < > 0c ,
J KI.MES-30-lb palls , SiOO.
UOI.LANU MACKEIIE : . bOo per keg.
Dry Goudf.
COTTON FIJANNELS 10 percent trade ds i ;
couut LL. e c ; CC , 7'ic ; SS. 8Jio
Nameless , .M < c ; > ii fi. 6c ; EK. ti c ;
GG , io > fc : XX , i2cf go. I4c ; NS , me ,
KX , I8b ; K.SOC : No. ,10. sitfc ; 40 , io > fo : oo-
ISKc : bO , I5c ; ro , Colored , iocs fiO , colore l.
12c ; 70. colored , 15c ; Hrhtol , 13Kci Union
( ' : ' WAnr-nibb white , isjtfc ; col-
HATTS Standard. 8c : Oem , He ; Ue.uity ,
12 } < c : Uoone , I4c ; 11 , bated. 80.50.
ter5eBerlliiOllOKcGatncrOII6to7. ; ; PINK
ANI > HonKH KlchinoUd ic : AllenBc ; Hlver-
point5cSteel ; HIverCotHlcIiiiionaGc ; Pacific
oKc. IXDKIO HI.UR Washington Cc ; Ameri
can OWe ; Arnold CJ o ; Arnold it lie ; Arnold
A 12c ; Arnold Goidseal lOKc. Dnr.ss-Cliar-
ter Oak4Kc ; uamapodWc : Lodl4c : Allen
5Hc : Klchmond 6Jc , Windsor Oc ; Eddystone
PacllloBC
GINGHAM-Plunkett thecks 7 j ; Whlttcn-
ton 7fc ; York 7c ; Normandle Dross
SUc ; Calcutta Dress 8Kc : Whlttenton
'res ' ? c ; Henfrew Dress Oe to 12i < o ;
CAMnnirs-Slater 4Jfc ; Woods 4 > fc ; Stanf
dard4Xc ; Peacock 4/c. }
COIISET JEANH Androscogglu ic ; Rear-
sage 7fc ; Hockport OJfc ; Couestoga 0e. '
_ DUCK West Point su III . . , 8oz.ImlOKc ; West
Point 29 In. , 10 oz. . IZJfc : West Point 29 In. ,
12 oz. , 15c ; West Point 40In. . 11 oz. , lOe.
Checks-Caledonia X.UXc : Caledonia XX ,
lOXc ; Economy 9 to OKc ; Otis 9 to 9Xo.
TICKS LewlstonM In , , 12 > o : Lewiston 82
hi. , 13Uc ; York 32 in. , ,14c ; Swift River } < c :
Thorndlko O O , Ht/c ; Thorudlke E F,8kc ;
Thorndike 120. OKe : Thorndlke XXX , iSct
Cord Is No. 5,9Kc : Cordls Mo. 4 , lie.
DENIMS Amoskeag oz. , liki : Kverett 7
oz. , 13c ; Ysrk 7oz. , 13c ; Havmaker 8Kc ; Jaft-
roy AA . HHc ; JafTrey XXX , 12 7f ! Ueavcr
Creek AA. 12c : Beaver Creek 13B , He ;
Heaver Creek CO. lOc.
OKKNTUCKV JEANS Memorial I5c : Canton
18e ; Durham 27 > fc ; Hercules 18c ; Leaming
ton 22Wc ; Cottswold 25c.
CIIASII Slovens' H 60 ; bleached 7c ; Ste
vens' A 7Kc : bleached 8Wc : Stevens' P 8Kc :
bleached OKo : Stvensr iST 9 > c ; bleached
lOWc : Stevena'S K T 12Wc.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth 82.85 ;
plain Holland 8Vc to 9c ; Dado Holland 12 'c.
FLANNELS Plaid Haftsman 20o ; Goshen
33Xc ; Clear Lake ! HC : Mapln City 30J
\Vliite-G. H. No. 2. ? f , 21c ; G. U. No. 1 ,
27c ; B. H. No. 2 , V. 83Kc ; 11. U. No. 1 , % .
80c ; Quechee No. 1. /,43c : Quechoe No. 2 ,
/ . : 7Wr ; Oupchce No. 3. / , 82Kc ; Anawan
1:1X0 : ; Windsor * J ) < c. Red-C. 24 Inch , ! 5) ) < c ;
K , 24 Inch , 21c ; GU , 24 Inch , 18c ; U. A. F. , % ,
25c ; J. K. F. , X , 2"Kc ; (5. , 4 , 35c.
COMFOBTKHS S0.50@35.00.
BLANKETS White , S1.00@7.50 ; colored ,
81.10M8.UO.
otlitw SHKETINOS Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7l.fc ;
A BantleH. 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , G ) < c : At
lantic P , 4-4 , 6 c : Aurora LL. 4-4. 5 ic ;
Aurora C. 4-4,4i < fc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 6Uo ;
JloosicrLL , 4-4 , Mfc ; Indian Head , 4-4 7 c ;
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , 5'c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5Kc : Pepperell It , 4-46' c ; Pppperoil O , 44.
Cc ; Pepperell , 8-4. 16c ; Pepperell. 9-4 , ISc :
Pepperell , 10-4 , 20c ; Utlca C. 4-4. 4c ;
Wachusett , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora H , 4-4 , Oi e ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , Cc.
BLEACHED SHKETINO Berkeley cambric.
No. 80 , 9Wc ; Best let , 4-4 , CJfc ; butter cloth
OO. < c : Cabot , 7K'u : Farwell , Be : Fruit of
Loom , 8fo ; Greeuo G , 6c ; Hope , 7) c ; King
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsdale. ll/c ! ; Lous-
dale. 8Uc : New York mills , 10 c ; Pepperell ,
42 inch. lOKc : Pepperell. 40 Inch , HHc ; Pop-
perell , 6-4,15c ; Pepperell , 8-4,18c : Pepiierell ,
9-4. 20o ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 22J < c : Canton. 4-4 ,
8 > c ; Canton , 4-4 , OJ c ; Triumph , Cc ; Wam-
sutta , lie ; Valley , fie.
General Marlcots.
BriniTS Cologne spirits , 188 proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , 81.10 ; do 18s'proof , 81.0 . Alcohol ,
188 proof , S2.10 per wlne'Vallou. Kedistilled
whiskies , 81.00@1.50. Gin blended. Sl.W ®
2.UO ; Kentucky bourbqns , 82.0000.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , S2.OOdG.5U ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
SL50Crf3.0U. Brandies , imported , 85.00(98.50 ( ;
domestic. Sl.3UU3.00. ( ! Olns , Imported. S4.50 < 3
0.00 ; domestic , 81.2.503.00. Champagnes .Im
ported , per case , S23.00@33.00 ; American , per
case. 8tu.ooffllo.ou.
HEAVY HARDWARE Iron , rate , S2.7" ;
plow steel , special cast , i4Mc ; crucible steel ,
0)/c ) ; cast tools , do. 12lbc ( ; wa on spokes ,
pur set , J > 2.00f < * r.50 ; hubs , pur set , S1.5J : lei-
lees , sawed dry , 81.00 ; tongues , each. SOc ;
axlei , each , 75c ; snuaro nuts , per Ib , D'SlHc ;
coil clialn , per Ib , GXC Vic ; : nalleable , 8Hc ) ;
iron edges , Cc ; crowoaro , Cc : harrow teeth ,
4' c ; spring steel , 4ft 5c ; Burden's horse
shoes , 4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , 85.75.
Haroed wire' in car Jots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 50 82.40 ; steel nails ,
TlIDES Green butchers' , 5X@6c ; green
cured. 7J c ; dry lltnt , lie ; dry salt , 9c ; green
raff skins , 7 > c ; damaged hides , two-thirds
price. Tallow 3c. Grease Prime white. So :
yellow , 3c ; brown , IKc. Sheep pelts , 25@
40c.
40c.COAL Egg , 89.50 ; nut , 89.75 ; range , 89.75 ;
Iowa lump. Sd.OO ; lown nut , 82.75 ; walnut
block , 83.00 ; Illinois. 84.25@4.75.
Dry Liumber.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS.
FI.OOIIINO.
A 6 In. White Pine $35.50 C , 829.50
B 33.50 D , 21.00
E ' ( Sel. Fencing ) . . . . 19.00
1st and2mlclear , li } { lnch's.2s 850.50
3d , clear , 1 lUch , s. 2 s. , 45.50
" 1 , IX , 2 in 40.50
A select , 1 inch , s. 2 s. . W.OO
" " W. 1 .2 In 44.00
B " 1 Fnch , s. 2 s. , 30.00
" " IK , IK , 2 in 87.00
I'oi'LAit LUMnnn.
Clear Poplar , I5x. Bds. % In. , s. 2 s..835.50
Mln. Panel. B. 2s 27.00
" " Corrugated Celling , % . . 28.50
HATTENS , WELL1UU1NO , TICKETS.
O. G. Bafts , VA in 800.75
" Mx3 In , s.l s. 00.45
3 In Well Tubing , D & M and Bov 23.00
Pickets , D. te H. Flat 20.50
" " Square 21.00
flo A r. us.
No. 1 , com. sis 818.00 No. 2 , com , sis 817.00
No. 3. 815,50 No. 4 , 813.00
KENCINO.
No. 1 , 4 < & 61n , 12 & 14ft , rough 819.10
No. 1 , " " 10 " " 19.50
No. 3 , " " 12&14 * ' " 10.00
No.2 , " " 16 " " 17.50
SIDINO.
A. 12. 14 and 1 ( > ft , S21.50 C , 515.50
B. ' 20.50 D. 12,50
CKU.INfl AND I'AIITITION.
1st com , yt In White Pine Celling 134.00
2nd " " " ' " 28.00
Clear , % In. Norway " " 10.00
ndcora. ? ln. " " " 14.00
STOCK UOAItDS.
A 13 Inch s.ls 145.50
No. 1 , com. 12 lu. s. 1 s. , 13 tt 20.50
" " " " 14 ft 19.00
" " " " 10 ft 18.50
No. 2 , " " " 19.00
" 10 tt 17.50
Inch Grooved Hooting 81.00 per M more
than 12 inch Stock Hoards same length.
S1I1NOI.KS , LATH.
XXclear . .83.10 Extra * A * 82.90
* A * Standard . . 2.75 , * AHB&B 2.55
6 in. clear No i. . 1.50 Lain 2.G5
POSTS.
White cedar , C in. , } < 8. , I2c ; 9 In. qrs. , He ;
8 In. qrs. , lUc : 4 in. round 15c ; Tennessee
Hed Cedar , split , 15c : Split Oak. 12c.
LIME. E'IC.
Kulncv white lime ( best ) , l c : Akron ce
ment , 81.75 ; hair , 30o ; plaster , 82.75 ; 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 ,
$1.75.
BOUTIIEHN YELLOW PINE
Com. 4 &C ill. Flooring S17.50
Star " " 21.50
Clear In. Ceiling 21.50
" < In. Partition a" > .00
" finish , 1& IIn. . s. 2s 29.00
" Corrugated Celling , 4 In 25.00
Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . 27.03
. ! tilconaes.
Name and Hosldence. Age ,
( Patrick Clemens , Omaha 20
I Eunice Sprague , Omaha 23
I John Anderson , Omaha 50
I Anna Johnson , Omaha 40
I AndiewJ. Nodean , Omalia 25
I Anna Carlson , Omaha 20
( J. P. M. Forbragd , Omaha 3.1
I Grethe Hanson , Omaha 31
j H. W. Scbnebly , Omaha 23
I Lena Suarnburg , Omaha 23
I Herman Kerstttn , Omaha 27
I Mageie Hubner , Omaha 33
j JoelS. French , Kansas Citv 29
I Alice M. Wilkinson , Omaha 25
i Charles E. Boarnan.Omaha 25
1 Maggie Smith , Omaha 10
M. Stevens , Bellevue 2- 9G
l.uella llllderbrand , Omnht .10
Nicholas ( i Schattor , Omalia 27
Nellto Hunncssy , Omaha 23
James \V. Kanett , Omaha 20
Lizzie Reynolds , Omaha 2 :
lllrain R. Avery , Omaha 31
.Minnie Duve , Omaha. 27
1HC qiTV COUNCIU I
Debate Over the Police Com *
nilssliiii'x Cninmunlnmtloit. I
The regular nicotine of the city council
wtis hold lust ovcniiiK. Air. Leo was
chosen tompornry chnirnmn , in the nb-
sonco of President Buchui. Messrs , Dud-
Ford nnd Ford wore also absent. Mr.
Hnsriall made a motion to rufcr nil com
munications without reading , but Mr.
Alexander urged Iho reading of the coin-
mnnlcatlon from ( ho lire nnd police com
mission. Messrs. Hurnlium and Klorstcml
supported Mr. Aluxitudur. Mr. Hnscall
Insisted that it was not necessary to read
it then , as tlioro was important business
on hand , nnd this communication
aimed at forestalling the action of
the meeting to bo held between
committees from the council and the
board of trade on the pollno inuddlo. Ho-
IB
said that there was nothing in the com
munication oxcnpt that the commission
wanted the council to take the mutter
into i the courts. The commission itself
could tuko the matter into the courts on
any ono of several points. Messrs.
Lowry , Bally and others supported lias-
call , but the latter finally yielded to Al
exander's demand. However , before the
reading of the paper was reached Lowry
again objected to having it read. Ho
said there was a lot of dirty , underhanded
work going on. This ended the dcbutn
and the various motions went by default -
fault , but before the communication in
dispute was reached in the regular order
of business the council adjourned.
Communications were received as fol
lows : Approving contract with Edward
tlanoy and James G. Carpenter for
opening Thirty-first avenue to Daven
port street : approving the clmngo of
grade of Twenty-second street from St.
Mary's avenlio to Leavcnworth street ;
communication from Superintendent
Whitloek calling attention to the prox
imity of the projected building of the
UIE : Publishing company to the now city
hall , claiming that part of the trenches
wore two feet four inches over their line ,
nnd that their excavations were now ten
feet below the footings of the city hall
wall ; Judge lierka's report for the past
mouth was referred.
A motion was made to amend the ap
propriation ordinance by inserting the
time roll of the ntiw policemen. This
was lost , Boyd , Cheney , iiascnll , Lee ,
Lowry , Manville , Snyder and VanComp
voting against it.
A number of additional judges and
clerks of election , to take the place of
those previously appointed but who
failed to qualify , were approved , after
which the council adjourned to meet
next Thursday evening.
AMUHKMENTS.
Al'PKAKANCK OP.KUEOA'S TKOL'UAIKIfH'S
AT THE OHAN1) OIT.llA HOUSE.
Contrary to expectation there was a
good-sued audience at the Grand last
night , on the appearance of Xerega's
Troubadours. These play the guitar , the
mandolin , the tambourine , the castanets ,
and ono of them , Suuorita Duwu Tcrval.
introduce ? what is termed a Spanish
n-olian. The playing of all these per
formers is remarkable for its precision
and expression. There are but livn in
stritmcnts , and vet they arc capable of
producing the volume and almost all the
rounds of n well balanced orchestra.
The grandest pll'oct , however , is pro
duced in tlio pianissimo passages. Ono
of these last evening , that of the mocking
bird , was extremely himutifjil. The
ones were extremely delicate , yet dis-
inctly dolined , nnd rosmnblcd a quar-
etto of rich , round female voices , the
noio prominent of which was the
soprano , the notes of which floated airily
is if from among the trei-s of the wood
with "which the stage was hot. Such an
mltation of tlio human voice alone was
an entertainment of an evening.
THE CHICAGOAND
NorthWestern
Western
-A-XLT
Sliort
The only road to tnko for Des Molncs ' nr-
Bhalltown , Codur Ktipi < l % Clinton , Dlxon , Cliica-
Ito , Mllwaukco and nil points east. To tlio people -
plo of Nebraska , Coloimlo , Wjomlng , Utah
lilalio , oeviu'n , Oregon , Washington , nnd Cull'
foriUa , It otters superior advantages not iiossl-
bio by any other line.
Among u i w f tne numerous points of su-
rt-lority enjoyed by the patrons of this roai !
_ { ? lweenOiiialmancl Chicago , ro Its two trains
a day of DAY COAUHBS , which nro the finest
that human art nnd inganulty can create. Us
PALACEKSLKEPINH CAUS , which uru models
of oomiort and elegance. Its PAULOU nit AW.
1N(1 ( KOOM CAHS , urpagicd by any , and Its
widely celebrated PALATIAL DIN1NU OAKS ,
the equal of which cannot lie found elsewhere
At Council lllutTsthe trains of the Union t'acltlo
Ky. connect In Union Depot with those of the
Chicago & Northwestern Hy. In Chicago the
train" of this line make close connection with
those of all eastern lines.
For Detroit. Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincin
nati , Niagara Palls , HulTulo , rittsburu-Toronto
Montreal , lloston , Now Vork , Philadelphia
Daltlmore , Washington and all points In the
eait , usk for a tlokctla the
1MN0ITIWE3TKHN. | "
If you wish the liest nccoiiunodation , All ticket
scnts bell tickets via this lino-
II. HcOHITT , K P. WILSON ,
Gcnl. Manager , Uenl. Pass'rAgcut
Chicago , ill.
W. M. BABCOCK. T > . n. IIOLLK3 ,
Western Agent , City Pass'r Agent ,
Omaha Nebraska.
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Hllmto&a faulty
The Scat Route from Omaha anil
Council Itliiff * to' ,
THE
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and
Council Bluff *
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarKapidb
Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenporti
Elgin , Madison , Janesville ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other important points Kast , Nort'joaat
. and Bouthcaet.
For throiiRii tlt > ket9 call on the ticket agent
at HUI Jarnnin street , in Paxton Hotul , orut
Union I'uulllo depot. *
Pullman Slonpors and the Quest Dining Cars
in the world uro run on the main line of the
Chicago , Mllwaukco k Ht. Paul Itnllwar and ( v
err attention IB paid to pit on era by courte
OUK un.ployos of the company.
It , MiM.cn , Ueneral Manager.
J. F. TUCKKII , ABsl-tnnt ( ionnral Manager.
A. V. It. CAHPF.NTEII , General Pasgcofer ana
Ticket agent.
Qoe. 1 HKAtroidi.AejistantOcncrHl Passen-
grr and Ticket Agent.
J , T. CLAHK , Oeeral Superintendent
TT A' ' .
m'WrUlnEthorough.
-xmn If i j taught t > r M U.
Beit nd ihorteil lyittm sow in u . Clroul r
1'rtc. rio.A.
OMAIM JOBBERS' ' BIREGTORY !
Agricultural Imp/ementt.
CHUllVllfLL J'AltKEJt ,
Whutoale Dealer In
Affricnltural Implements , AVnpons ,
Crjrlancs auil llnnrlc * . Jonps KrouU tctwv a Mh
and unhhnaha , Neb.
HXlSUEirdnaETCALF CO. ,
Afifricnlttirnl Implements ,
Vragon .Carrta c < , llugglet. Kte. . Whol mlo. Om h .
\VliolPonleDealrrnln
Acricul'cnral Implcrannts ,
IT too anil nnelf . 90I.IU ) , ' .O > nndniT , Jonct it
P. P. MAST v\t \ CO. , I
M niifacturpr (
Drills , Sccdcru , Ciilttvatorn
liar llnkc , Ctrtcr Mill * nmt l.utnui I'lilverlu'r.i. Cur.
.North lull niiil Nlchohis bin.
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
Wholesale Aarlenltnral Implements
WHROOS ami Ilundlcs. ornor Htli \ Nloliolas els.
Artists' Material.
A. HOSPE ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
151.1 IXniiilai Street , Oninba.
Boots and Shots.
W. J MORSE CO.
Jobbers of Boots and Shoos.
1411 F rn m it. , Onmhn , Nib. 14 uuf ctorj , BummM
trcet. Hoiton.
K1RKENDALL , JONES > V CO.
SucceMon to lteo < t. Jnnog & Co. ,
Wholc.-mlu MiinufiiotilrarH or Uoots \ Shoos.
Ants for HoNton Itubbor Shoo Co.
1102 , 1104 * IIO'I "urnnvSt . Oinnlui. Nebraska.
Coffee , Spices. Etc.
ICli CO ,
Omaha Coffee ami Spice M UN. Tone , CofToes.
yplecs , UAkliiR Powder , fliivorlmr KitrHCt * .
laundry Illuo Ink , etc. 1414-1410 llarnoy St
Umitlia , Nobrnskn ,
Crockery and Glassware
"
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for'he Manufacturers and Importer * ot
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamp , , Cblmuvjii , etc. Office , 917 South Iltb It
Umalia , Neli. .
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Batter , Rmceand Produce. Conilgnmenti lolleltKI.
lleaclquarteri for Stoneware , Berry HOICB and
Urape llaikvts. 1IU Itodgoitreet , Omaha.
RIDDELL cC RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Morclitvnts ,
epccumti Butter , KKKI. Clievne. I'oiltrr , Uamo ,
Ojitcri , etc. , etc. IUB. iimsu
"
WJEDEMAlf 6 CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Fonltrr , Uutter , Ciamu , Kinlti , etc. 2)0 ) B. Uthit
tmahn. ) Nfli ,
GKO SCIIUOEDER&CO. ,
Sucee'-Mirs to MeSlmiio \ chroeilor.
I'roiliictS Commlxsloii ami Colil . < tornijo.
Omnhn Vuli
oai , Coke anil Lime.
Gio. V. l/.r.Aorr , I'rm C. F. ooonMAx.-T. Vnt.
J. A. HUNDKHLAND , Hoc. and Trean.
OMAHA. COAL , COKE A LLUE
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
2113 ? outh Thirteenth Street , Ornulm , Neb.
, / . i/ . , / ( Ji. > . ? ( > - > cf Lltf. ,
Mannfacturni'H of Illinois White Lime.
And tthlpncrK of Conl HIII ) Coku , Coiiiciiu IMnntiir ,
Urne , lllr. Hre lirlck , Ilniln , Tllo nnil Kcwerl'lpe.
( imra , rnzton Hotoi rai-nm St. , UiuthnNfb. .
Tclopnone bll.
NEHKASKA FL'EL CO. ,
Shippers of Conl and Coltv ,
2US. llllh St. , Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods and Motions.
"
3f. E. SMITH C CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions
1103 anil 1104 Douvlaa , cor. llth St. , Omahn , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH , DRY GOODS
CO. ,
Importori and Jobbers Dry Goods. Notions ,
Cicnts' Furnishing Goods , lor. llth & Hartley
8tx. . Oiniihn
Furniture.
JiY fi
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Famnm U. Omahn , Neb.
CHARLES SHirURICK ,
Furniture , Budding , Upholstery ,
Ulrron , etc. 1806.1308 aud 1210 Farnam it. , bmaha.
Groceries ,
R
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
NOB. 701,707,700 and 711 N. 10th St , Omnlm , Neb.
McCOltD , Jl.ltADY e CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
lln nnd I.envenwnrth ntn.Omuli .
U. i\l. tjlub
Wholesale
I'JIQ. 1S1.1231 HarneyPt. , Or-jiiha , Nob.
ALLEN 1SROS. ,
Wholesale ( irorcrs ,
llHiind 1110 Hainoy Sticot , Omaha.
Hardware.
LEE , FRTED C CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tmware , Hlicet Iron , Ktc. Afentu for Howe bcalea ,
and Miami I > ( mrterCi > . .Omnh .Ni'lj.
HIMERA UGH C TA YLOR ,
Builders'Hardware&Sciile Repair Shop
Mechaiilca * Toola nnd ntiffnlo Scale * . lltXi Douglai U
Umalia. Nab.
KKL.1UK iV WlUllKL.uY CU. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
loth und llarney Htroots. Omahn , Nub.
Western Agents for Austin I'owdur Co. , Jelfcr
( .on Stool Nails , I'alrbiiuhs Stanilaid Scales.
Heavy Hardware
W. , J. BROATCH
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
BprlDgo , Wagon Stock. Ilnrdwaro Lumber , inc. 120 !
and Ull JUrner it. , Omnhti.
EDNEY aJ GIRJtON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Waaon nnd Carriage Wood Stock , Henvr Ilardwnj
Etc. 1217 and 121U I.eavenwurlh Ft. , Omnlm , Neb.
Hats , Caps , Ete.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholeiiule Hats , Cajm tB Strati ;
floods ,
HOT llurney Street , Qmaha , Neb.
Liquors.
Dlitlllon of Motion , Alcohol and Spirits. Importer *
nnd Jobber ! of Wlnen an J Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'Jt
CO. and ILElt tO CO. ,
Import em and Jobberiof Fine Widen nnd Liquor *
Bolemanufattureriof Kennedf'n Katt Imlln l
ttn anU Domeitlo l.liu | r . llU llarner Ht.
Lumber.
OMAHA 7 > UMItER CO. ,
Dealer. AllKlo.Uof .
building Material at Wholesale.
18th Street and Union PactBo Track. Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash ,
IXxjriKto. VardB Corner7lh and Douglm ; Cornei
9th nnd Duuglon.
C. Jf. DIETZ ,
Lumber.
JSlh aud California Dtreeti , Omalia , N b.
JFRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. .
Cor.ttb and noutlai itlOmabu.Nax
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Office , 103 Farnim itreet.Omaba.
OMAHA I JOBBERS1 DIRECTORY
CrtAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Orptli uJ i'arqnel rioorlng. tth n < i tonil f
"
JOHXA. WAKRF1ELD ,
Whnlcanlo Lnmlior , Etc.
Imporlcd unit AmerlCKn I'ortlintl ComrnU Pt U
( orMllwHtiken lltitrnullo Ouiuul nnd Ueit
Millinery and bottom.
1 , QUKKVELVKR ili CO. ,
tmportnrsand Jobbers of
Jlllltnei'it amiotlon * .
10S,210 ami : ( . ! & lltli St.
Motions.
. T. Jtoiirysoy
Whole lc Denier ! In
Notions and Furiilsliinjr Goods ,
rtl nd < ftj B. Tenth St. . Onuhii.
V1NYARD i&SCIINlilDEK ,
A'of/oiw and tentn' l-'wr
1105 Hartley Street , Umnhn , Nob.
Oils.
TANKTiNE CO. ,
Wholesale Dealer * Ih
Reflnetl and Lnln-lcdtinii Oil * ,
Axle Oren c. etc. Omiiha , Nub ,
A , 11. HWiop , Manager.
PAPER
CARPENTER PAVER CO. ,
Wholesale Pupcr Dealers.
Oirryn nice Mock of rrlntliiBVr | inlti nut Will
Ini ! I'M per. bpcolul attention Rlreii lo car loud or
enl er
Printers' Materials.
Anziliary Puliliahers.
DeMon In Type , Prei § nnd Printers' Suppllon. SOS
Houlh Twelfth flrcut.
Rubber Goods.
Munufncturer and Denleri In all kind lot
IfuliliL-r Uouds ,
Oil Clothlne nnd l.raihcr Ilcltlne , 1HH FurnHiu RU
Steam Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
Pumps , Pipes nnd
Bt * m , Wnter , nillwnj mml Mllllnu Suiiill f. EtQ
MO , UZiand VH F ra m > t. , Onmhn , Nob.
CHURCHILL rusrr co. ,
"NVholesalo Pumps , Pipe , Fitting :
Pte m nn > 1 Water Supplies , llcnilqunrtcm fur Matl
Koi t Co'n liooli. 1111 rarnnni it. . ( Hnnlin. NtU. )
U. S. WIND EJffiiyE and 1'lfMP
UnllmlfirWInd Ullmt olc m nnd WMer
IMunilihiK ( lorxlf , lloltlnK. ll"'n. 1'IS ' Hin1 K.1) fur-
uam it. , Umnlm. B. R. Koltnn , Mannxur.
TolephnnaNo.aiO.
P co. ,
MnnufHCturem and Dealer * In
ISoilcrs i Ueiiural Muchiiiory
Sliuet In ) 11 VVork.Btoiuu I'liinps. Saw Mlllf.
l-ILI-1-15 l.t'iivi'iiwoi'tli Jjt.Oinuliu.
_
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMKL & CO. ,
VMIOI.VSM.E
Farm , Fictil ami Garden Seeds ,
Nos. nil-ill. ) Jones Street , ( linalin. Neb.
Storage , forwarding & Commission.
Stnrayc , Funrardhii/iV Cinniiilnslon
llriincl ) hiumo ol the Itunnuv Hutriry * - ' " Huir-
Klt'3 Ht wholo-iilu iiinl retail. Noa. } , ' ! > } < . MM
mill I.II'J 1/iinl .St. , UiiiaUa , Noli.
No. 7CO.
Teas and Cigars
' ' '
VVM. A.'WIL.'SON' & co. ,
linpoitor niul Jolihcrs of
ZCHH nnil Cif/ttr.'i ,
Splcos nnd Dnl-ty llukliu Ponder. 1110 nnd MIX
lliiuiey Sticet. , Omuliii , Nob.
OMAHA
Cornicp. .
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epenctcr , 1'rop.
Manufacturer of ( JnlTnnlioJ Iron nn4 Cornice , tfl
led < o nd 10J mid lui N. tOth it. . ( Inmbii , Neb.
Sn eke i tacks , Boilers , Etc
" "
"H. K. SA WYEIi ,
Mnnu fnctiirinqr Dealer in SniokoStaukg ,
lirltchlni " , < , Tniilt' niul ( ionu'ul llnilur llui.ilrliu | ,
111' ) Dmlva trePt.lniilHi ( )
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Call Iron BulMlnic Work , Iron ,
IlnllliiK , IICBHH ami ( ilnlern , Htl-Hin Enclnen. llrn l
Work , ( itnoral IToumlrr , Mncblne nnil lllacknnllU
\/ort. Offlco an 1 Worke , U. I' . Ity.Mnimimtmut.
IKON WORKS ,
Mnnufiicturors of
Wire and Iron Rallln , Dealt' JV'rt/N / ,
Window CiimnlB.l'lowoi-HlMiiils ,
1J.I N. 10th.
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS
G. Andrcin , Proprietor.
Muniifacturcr of Fire iiml llurglnr 1'root Safes.
Vimllb , .lull Work , lion uiul Wlro I'ciicInK ,
, uto. Cor. Hill uiul .luckMoii-st. Uniuhit ,
Overalls.
CAJfFIELiT
COMPANY ,
Manufactiirers of OvernllH ,
) Cni Ptnti , Shlrtl , Etc. 11W nnd 1IW Dou tlai Htroot ,
Onuhii , N b.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. Aisnow co. ,
Wboliiinle Mnnufiiottircrs f
Hash , Doora , iflinda anil Mouldings ,
llrnnob office , 121U hud IinM rt
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sasti , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulit'nKH.StuIr Worknnd Interior Hard Wood Klnliti
JuBtopciiuJ. N , K. cor. Htliiuid LoitvunwurtlitiU.
Oatitljii , Neb.
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. ,
Muniifnctiirois of MoulilliiKS , t'usli , Dours and
llllnil8Turiilnir Sliilr-work. Hunk und
Olllco KlttliiM-s.
21th unit l'opilt'toii | AVL'imo ,
Brewers ,
KTORZ ,0 ILER ,
Lujjer Uccr Hrewcrs ,
1531 North IBID Street. Omaha , Neb.
C' . II. I'U.MKH N. I' . HICIIMAS. .1. II. IH.AM'MAItl )
1'ALMER , R1CUMAN M CO. ,
Stork Coimninnlon
Office Hoom2l. Upposlto KxclmiiKO IliilliUnt , ' ,
Dillon Stock Yurils , South Onuiliu , Nub.
XIcCOY JIROS. ,
Live Stuck CoiiiinlHSlon Murcliauts.
Murkot furnliiliuil fron on application , blii'ltur * an
fuciler * fiinilmi'l on no > I lornit llolnran ; *
Omahii NHtlunul II in < unit Hotitti Oinnh I N itl ill I
Union Mock Yunlv Houth Omiiha ,
LOR1MEU , WESTEKK'LI ) & MALISY
Live Stork Commission ,
Idiom 15 iiL'lnuuii : liiillilliiK , I'nlon Slock
Yards , South Oiimlin , Nob.
Coinralssidii Dnulors In I.lvn Single , Itooni - . ) , ! : *
chiuiKU lluildlnL'liion Mnuk Vil . , H. Oiimlin
Itiirt'nincns-l'nloii Nui'l flank , Oinnlm.l'nioii
ritoi'K Viiuls flunk. H Omaha. I' . .1. Howluv
I'li-s. Am. lliinUA Tfiiht Co. . Dimiliu.
it FITCH ,
Uoilurn In I.lvn StocK , Itoonii
Onno ilo ivi'huii : ii llullilliiir , I'nlim Hiocif
VnnlH , f outli Oinuhu. Nub.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Umalia.
Umlttd. John K , Ilojd , Brtperlntendtnt. _