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THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Forenoon Wanted In Waiting for
the Visible Supply Statement.
HEAVY RECEIPTS OF CORN.
Provisions Htnrt , the W : ck AVItli nil
KncournKiiig Inhibition of Inter
est Tlic Hog Trntle IlrUlc
CHICAGO IMtOIUJCK MAKKET.
CIIICAOO , Oct. li > -SpoeIut [ Telegram to
the HEK. ] Wheat traders spent most of the
morning In waiting 'or the vUlulo supply
statement , which was time wasted , so fur as
any appreciable effect exerted tiinm the mar-
Vet when it did come was concerned. An
Increase of but iMtf.lKX ) bushels when the es
timates had been for from WHXH ) , ( ) to 1,000,000
bushels Increase might naturally have been
expected to furnish some encouragement to
the bulls , but It did not udvunco prices. This
was explained partly by the very general
talk about largo quantities of * wheat going
Into private warehouses in St. Paul and
Dulutli and thus escaping the omelul
Btutlstlchm. The first public cubic gave spot
wheat steady and the second quiet with u
moderate demand und prices unchanged.
The October and November deliveries of
California wheat were quoted lower in Llver-
l > ocl , but January und May
higher. Private cables were dull
and some private advices from
the continent were dull to this effect that
Hlocks were liberal and that the situation
generally was unfavorable for holders. New
York reiorted | that the chief occupation on
the produce exchange was "waiting" and
that the feeling there was rather weak.
News of any und nil descriptions fulled to
affect prices in this murkct to any conslder-
'ablo degree , as can be seen from the range ,
which wus but } { e in November und ? u in
December und May. The opening wus ut
Saturday's closing figures 70J/C for Novem
ber , 71J6e for December and 77 > < o for May.
The close was at 70'f ( < r70Xe for November ,
72J < 'c for December und 77H'ii77K ( for May.
The corn market suffered most from the
falling-oil in the demand for cush corn , buy
ers having withdrawn because of the impos
sibility of getting vessel room. Then there
were heavy receipts 7S4 cars when but i > 5
were expected , oi.tl big receipts arc looked
for to-morrow < KO cars. The increase in
the visible supply also of W > 1,000 bushels
was not without effect , though an Increase of
600,000 bushels had been expected. The mar
ket opened ut Saturday's closing figures
41c for November , 4 < K@41o for December
and 44Ko for May , untl the decline was quite
uniform to 40V o for November und Decem
ber und 4-IJ/o for May. Hutchinson wus
selling corn early , but bought cush corn of
all grades nearly und in liberal quantity at
the decline und cheeked It. Under this buy
ing half of the decline was recovered und the
close wus steady ut 40Jfc for November , 40c
asked for December und 44'fa ' : for May.
At a decline of ! &C'f'Ue for oats the specu
lative trade was u little larger to-day and
more life was shown. Shorts were buying ,
and October and November were about on a
level , both closing at 1 o'clock nt ' > } & . De
cember sold nt 'A'lJ.i'Qi'.Ti t1 und closed at ' . ' .V'ffe ,
and May weakened from -.I' ' Jc ut the opening
to aitfe , cloning on the split at Sii'fCrt'-WML1. '
In provisions the week opened with an
encouraging exhibition of interest. Specula
tion und general business fulled to show
f [ much , if any , improvement on the recent
; i poor showing , yet the market claimed in-
; i creased attention and the outlook rather
promised enlnrgcd trading. The feeling ,
however , was easier und with good receipts
of hogs und u weaker turn in corn moro dis
position to sell was shown. Lower prices
were the rule and as compared with Satur
day's final quotations short ribs for October
closed nt u decline of .ike1 , January pork and
short ribs of fie and lard for different
deliveries of fie.
AITKUNOON SESSION Wheat , llrmcr ; Oc
tober sold at ( 3i < ! and November at 70jfo ;
December sold at 72/ltfil73fc ( } , closing at
72 , ' c , May closing at 77 > < e , Corn , Jinn.
Oats , firmer ; October and November ut 2. > ; fe
bid ; December ubout'.TiXe. Pork sold und
closed for January ut2.f ! > 0 ; other deliveries
nominal. Lard quiet und unchanged. Short
ribs for October sold at $7.05 and closed ut
I7.07K , tin advance of fie ; January sold und
closed ut fO.n SO.'O.
CIIIACO WVK STOCK.
Ciucunn , Oct. 17. [ Special Telegram to the
BEE. ] CATTLE Prime native steers were
scarce and selling fully up to the last week's
prices , a few lots making f.'i.OOig.V.i'i. The
ordinary run of shipping and dressed beef'
natives were also scarce and selling fully up
to last week's prices , some salesmen quoting
a shade higher. Native butchers' stock
was slow and as low as at any time. Stockers -
ers and feeders steady. Dealers look for n
moro active demand the coming week. Ilango
cattle were in heavy supply and if it were
| x > ssiblo to sell lower than the
present low range , down values
would go. Texuns are making no more
money than lust week. Shipping steers , liBO
to IMXIlbs , fl.80 ( < i.V-'r ; l'H ( ) to 1350 Ibs , 1.00
. DfiOto ) Ibs . . Stockers
( g-i.M ; iaoi , W.WKg-l.lO.
and feeders , W.OOCW.OO ; cows , bulU und
mixed , * 1.4r > < 2'J.OO. Texas steers , rJ.lfi@'J.K ! ) ;
cows , $1.75ii--0. ( Western rangers strong ;
natives and hulf-brceds , ja.50(24.lJ3. ( Wintered
Tcxiins , &J.fiOi ( < : U5.
Hoas Trade was brisk and prices the
same as on Saturday. At the close good
heavy and closely assorted sold ut f4. ( > ( X4.ii ! ! > ;
puckers. M.40@4.5U , and common ut fl.JJO ®
4.H5. Light sorts made fl.fi&TJJ.liO for York
ers , u few lots of fancy nt fl.tti ; pigs and
rotmnon , f4.40 ( 4.45.
FINANCIAL.
Nuw YOUK , Oct. 17. [ Special Telegram to
the HER. ] STOCKS The stock market was
active , but intensely nervous. A better bor
rowing demand existed than has been known
for over a month , and in many instances a
good premium wus paid. In some quurtcrs
n decided change in sentiment has taken
place over Sunday , while in others the bears
> i were us pronounced us ever In their belief in
\j lower prices. As a natural result thcro was
n rush of shorts to cover and prices averaged
a trifle better. An Impression prevails that
Gonld has been ut the bottom of the recent
severe decline in stocks , notwithstanding his
frequent assertions that ho is out of the mar
ket. It is said that after floating his largo
block of Missouri Pacific ho began laying
Ills plans for punishing everything to pre
vent private concerns from floating their
securities , which was necessary In order to
continue their western extensions. The pub
lic has already seen the result. Tlw market
opened excited and Irregular , with most
Mocks fractionally lower except Erie , St.
Paul , Lake Shore and Union Pacific , all of
which were K < 2 ? * per cent higher. The
strength in these stocks had n good effect on
the general list and the weak ones soon
turned. The cliques supported their special-
tics , the buying being the best in over a
week. Many ojwators who lost lost week
sent bearish dispatches , advised purchases
for a small rally and during the morning ad
vances extending to 1J < per cent were re
corded , the Vanderbilts showing exceptional
strength. London bought Lake Shore , Erie
and several other stocks. Europe settled
Heading. Thcro wus talk of a largo short
interest In the latter and rumors of a squeeze.
The last hour the market remained firm and
last sales on the active list were at almost
outsldo prices and recorded net advances of
IJf per cent , Now York Central having the
lead. Reading was up # , Lackawunna ,
Jersey Central 1 } , Louisville & Nashville
Jtf , New England 1 , Western Union f , St.
Paul J and Northwestern V per cent , The
declines were 1 on Chicago , Uurlington &
Quincy , 1 on Cotton Oil "stinV1 and J { per
cent on Missouri Pacific , Tho. total sales
Wcro-437,109 shares , including 140,000 Shares
61 Heading , Business on the board of trade
aggregated 7UOO shares und ! iO , ( . | 0 Erie
ends.
1 > ends .were
dull but firm' to strong.
TKSTF.IlflAT'n qn TTII X .
r. S. < coupon . UM 1C. .V N. \ \ ' . lffi',1
V. H. 4'i'N coupon. 10SV ilii preferred . 13V J
1'HClllc O's < if . > . . . 121 N. V.V . HUM
CuiiHilH Southern.'M'jiO. It. N. . . . . . . .i. . . . * -
Contrnl I'ncllle : l O.T Ifi
Chlcngn.V Alton. 140 'I'liclttr ' MH | | ' ' (
ilopn'fcrrtMl. . . . l.V ) ; ! ' . . 1 > . \i : H'1 ' *
( ' . , II. * ( J. . . lu'4'i ' I'ulliiiBiil'BlBceCHrUI
II. . I , . Sc\f 124 Itfii.llng . . " > 'i
D..VU.O ' 'Hi It.wk IMnn.l 110
Krlc l f t. I , . A : S. K : '
ilo prcfi'rri'd flj do preferred . ' ' 7
HllticiN i : ntrul Ilii C. . .M. A St. I'Hill. . . 71
I. . II. , V W 12 do preferred . I'fl
K..V T . S0 < j , .
Lnko hora . l'l' ' ' < dopieferreil. . . . .HU
I. , fc N . W. Texan Pacific . 22
Mlchlttiin tVutrnl. . Kt ! ! rnlnti | ' , iolllc . < "
MliMiurl I'arlllc. . . I < 7S W. . St. I , . .V P . 14' ' }
MI-Miurl 1'nclflc. . . . 20' . > dn iireferrnl . 2 * < i
do prefcrrcil . 4.1UV. \ . 17. Tclegniph. . . 74 >
Mo.vnv On call easy at 'iMf ! > percent ,
last loan ut fi per cent , closed offered at 4
lxr ; cent.
PHIMK MniiCANTif.r. PArr.it iVu.9 per
cent.
STEIII.IXO EXCIIANOI : Strong and active at
f .Slf ? foi tXJ-day bills , and W.is'v'j' for de
mand. _
IAIt K KTS.
Oct. 17. Following arc the 2:30 :
closing prices :
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat Opened steady , but te market
weakened and prices fell vft ? , 'c lat'-'l < l"'lics
receded ) /c , bcrnme firm and clo .ed h ( " 'Vc.
higher ; caiih , O'.l > fe ; November , 7os4'c ; May ,
77j < L' .
Corn Moderately active ; opened about the
same us Saturday and closed steady ut about
the opening ; cash and November , 41c ; May ,
Outs A weaker feeling prevailed but
about steady with n hllcht decline ; cash ,
JTiJ/c ; December , ! MXc ; May , 'il e.
Kyc lli e.
Hurley ( Wo.
Prime Timothy (3.34.
Flax-seed t\M'M. \
Whisky * l. 10.
Pork Dull und lower ; cash and January ,
Lard Hilled weak and declined 2) ) ( < ific
and closed quiet ; cash , JjO.'Jo ; November ,
W.17 ; Mnyff..i55.
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders , tTi.CtV3B.70 ;
short clear , * 7.40S7.r ( > ( ) ; short rib * , 7.07 .
Uuttcr Steady ; creamery , HKii-'Jo ' ; dairy ,
' ' '
Cheese Lower ; full cream eheddars ,
lie ; Huts , 11 ( ft. U if e ; J'oung Americas ,
llftfc.
Kggs Firm ut 17 } ( ( ? 18c.
Hides Kusier ; heavy giren salted , 7c ;
light , do. , 7J < c ; suited bull , iV ; green suited
culf , 8 ; dry Hint , 12Uiic ( : ; dry calf , 12 ( < l3c ;
dry suited , lOc ; deiicons , each , ! HV.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 country , 4 ( < ? 4i ! > 'c ; No.
2 , a ; < e ; cukes , 4e. , '
Hcceipts. Shlinno.nts.
Flour , bbls lfi,000 31KK ( )
Wheat , bu 7t,000 ! 09,000
Corn , bu : K,000 378,000
Oats , bu 208,000 220,000
Kye , bu 3,000 1,000
Uiuloy , bu ; 0,000 27,000
Now York , Oct. 17. Wheat Receipts.
102,000 ; experts , 154,000 ; options opened
steady , hut "soon weakened and declined
\ { & : * - ' closing stronger ut or near current
rates of Saturday ; spotllnn undnioderutively
active ; ungraded red , Sl.S7e ( ! ; No. 1 red ,
nominal ut87 ! c. ; No.2 red , Sl' ( rfb2c ; instore
and dovator. S ! ( ! > ; ! ; ! 4C , delivered according
to quality ; November closing at SIJ < e.
Corn Receipts , STi.lMK ) ; exports , fi9KKl , ( ;
options ( li'/ijV lower ; only and moderately
active ; closing sternly ; ungraded , f > 15 ( Wc ;
No. 2 , lil 9iO.5l ; e. delivered ; November
cloned ut fiOJ < c.
Oats Receipts , 05,000 : exports , fil,000 ;
generally steiidyundmoderately active ; mixed
western , 'ti' < , ( f < 34e ; white western , ; f.'i.jWa.4c.
Coffee Spot , fair ; Klo , dull , & * 1 ! > .37J
options steady and rather quiet : sales ,
34.500 bags ; October , 17.25 ; November ,
$17.30(1117.35 ( ; December , 17.45iil7..V ( > ; Jan
uary , 17.40(317.50 ( ; Fcbiiiury , $17.45 ;
March , * 17,35u ( 17.45.
Petroleum Steady ; United. 7
Eggs Firm ; western , 12 120
Pork Dull ; weaker ; mess quoted at
$14.00 for old and Slfi.OO for new.
Lard : i@4 points lower ; inoderutivcly
active ; western steam , spot quoted ut $0.60 ;
closing ut .JH.7fi.
Hutter Quiet and steady : western , 13@
25 } c ; western creamery , Itiri25jje. (
Cheese Firm und quiet.
Western O,1 @ 1 l > ; c.
Hutter Quiet und steady ! western , 1
(325 ( } < jc ; western creamery , ltiV/25)ic. (
Mllwnukcc , Oct. 17. Wheat Firm ;
cashjlo ! ; November , 70sc ; May , 77 $ c-
Corn Weak ; No. 3 , 42c.
Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 white , 2Sc.
Hye Dull ; No. 1. 49c.
Hurley Lower ; No. 2 , 63c.
Provisions-Quiet , pork , October , $13.50.
Minneapolis , Oct. 17. Wheat Kasy und
fair demand at lower prices ; No. 1 hard
October , tlO c ; November , 70 < ' ; December
71e ; No. 1 northern , October , I'lCi' ' c ; Novcm
bcr , 07c ; December , Sc ; luy , 73Jfc
No. 2 , northern ; cash , frJJi'e ; November ,
ft'ljfi1 ; December , Me ; May , "lie. On truck
No. 1 hard , 71c ; No. 1 northern , C7J.j'c ; No. 2
northern , ( KUTiiiTic.
Flour Qiilct ; patents , ? 4.15@4.25
bakers , * 3.2.ria3.50. (
Heeeipts Wheat , SOJt.JMiO.
Shipments Wheat , b5KM , ( ) ; flour , 300,000
In More 2,007,0'0 bushels ; at St. Paul
980,000 bushels.
Cincinnati , Oct. 17. Wheat Lower
No. 2 red , 73 } < fc.
Corn KaBy ; No. 2 mixed , 44c.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 28'
Uye Finn ; No. 3 , fide.
Pork Dull at * 14.00.
Lard Dull at * . : iO.
Whisky Firm nt $1.03.
St. IioniM , Oct. 17. AVheat Steady
cash , 70 > 4'C'71Kc ; May , 8094'e.
Corn Steady ; cash,3S i(241c ( ; November
3So.
3So.Oats
Oats Lower : cash , 24/1i'e ; November
24c.
24c.PorkDull
Pork-Dull at $14.25.
Lard-Quiet at fO.20ftO.25.
Whisky Steady at 11.05.
Hutter Quiet ; creamery. 24@27c ; dairy
lGl,22c. ( ?
AKTKHXOON HOAKD AVheat Strong
December , r. SW c ; May , 87B'
Corn Higher ; October , 40Vc ; year ,
May , 40 i < a40 c. Oats Firm ; May ,
KUIINHH City , Oct. 17. Wheat Steady
No. 2 soft , May , 72o bid , 73) ) o asked.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 cush , 34e bid ; T5c
asked ; November , W/tc bid ; December,34'f
bid , 3T > o asked.
Oats No. 2 cash , 21J < i ! bid , 22I4'c asked.
X \v Orleans , Oct. 17. Corn Easier ;
mixed , fi5o ; yellow , fiCc ; white , G7c.
Outs' Steady ; No. 2 , Hi
Cornmeal Firmer
Hog Products Dull but lower ; pork , 114.05 ;
lard , f7.12i .
Hulk Meats Fairdcmand but lower ; shoul
ders , J5.10 ; long clear and clear rib , * 7.25.
Ijlvei-pool , Oct. 10. Wheat Quiet , de
mand iioor. holders ofTer moderately.
Corn Finn , demand fair.
WVK STOCK.
Union Stock Vardw , ClilcaKo , Oct. 17.
The Drovers' Journal reports :
Cattle HeceiptH , 10,000 ; strong ; shipping
steers , $2.l > 0 ( < ( . ' > .25 ; stockcrs and feeders ,
$2.00@3.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed , J1.45
@ 3.00 ; Texas cattle , $1.75@2.tH ) ; western
rangers , $2.r > 0@4.25.
Hogs Receipts , 21XX ( ) ; steady ; rough ,
f4.25QJ4.CiO ; heavy , f4.40@4.70 ; light , fl. 5@
4.tVi ; skips , f3.104.10.
Sheep Keceipts , 8,000 ; steady ; muttons ,
KUKKiM.S.'i ; western , f3.10 3.00 ; Tcxans ,
f2.5l3.50 ; lambs , fJ.OOQ4.2S.
Nutlonnl Stock Yards. Kast St.
JjonlH , Oct. 17. Cattle Hcceipts , 2,000 ;
shipments , 300 ; steady ; choice heavy na
tives , f4.20@4.bO ; fair to good native steers ,
l.CiO < S4.2.5 ; butchers' steers , medium to
choice , fa.KX33.bO ( ; rangers , f2.20@3.SO.
Hogs Keceipts , 4,000 , ; shipments , 1,500 ;
slow und lower ; choice heavy and
butchers' selections , $4.00@4.70 ; packing
and Yorkers , medium to prime. f4,25@-J.55j
pigs , common to good , f3.8o@4.20.
Kansas Clly , Oct. 10. Cattle Keceipts
4,000 , ; shipments , 2,000 ; good firm com
mon weak ; good to choice corn fed , fl.20@4.75
common to medium , f.25Q4.10 ; ) ; stockers ,
| 3.lXK i2.l50 ; feeding steers , if2.C5e3.25) )
cows , fl.25(2.CO ( , '
Hogs Keceipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 000 ;
market strong and fie higher ; ccminon to
choice , * 4.00if ( 4.50 ; skips and pigs , f2.75i3.00. ( !
OMAHA L1VK STOCK.
Monday , Oct. 17.
Cattle.
The fresh receipts of cattle were ninety-
seven ours as against' seventy on Saturday ,
I The market \Voa very 'dull and quiet. A few .
loads of good corn-fed steers changed hands
mid also a few loads of. western feeders.
Values remain about stcluly.
The receipts of hogs were very light , there
lK.'ing only nine loads on the market. These
wore bought curly in the morning at prices
nhotit steady with Saturday , or In some In
stances iKirhapR a shtide stronger. There
were none leftover.
Slieci. |
There was very little doing in the market.
Olllclnl
Cattle . > . 1P.M
Hogs . Itt2
Miir.Mr.NT1 > .
Cattle , 22 cars . Sunday . Chicago
Cuttle , W curs . Monday. . . . Chicngo
PrrvnllltiK Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this murknt :
Choice steers , 180H to l.VK ) llis . $4.15(34.05 (
Choice steers , 110(1 ( to 1800 Ibs . 4.HOiJ4.15 (
Fut little steers , 'JOOto HW ) n.s . 3.75g8.Nr. (
Corn-fed range steers , 1200 to 1500 3.Wa4.30 (
( ! oed to choice corn-fed cows . 2.50 ( . 3.00
Common to medium cows . 1.50M2.00
Good to choice bulls . ' . . l.M2.00 )
Good range feeders . 2.40if ( 2.75
Good native feeders , ( KX ) llisnnd up
wards . . . 2.75g2.85 (
Fair ( o medium native feeders , WO
Ibs and upwards . 2.rffl2.fl5
Stockcrs , 400 to TW ) ll.s . 2. ( 'j5. .40
Prime fat sheep . 3.2..oJi.50 :
Fair to medium sheep . .2.50M3.K ( )
Common sheep . 1,5 < X 2.25
Light and medium hogs . 4.050J4.15
Good to choice hnnvy lings . 4.20it4.K ( ! )
Good to choice mixed hogs . 4.10u4.20 (
COHN FK1I STKKItS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
U . . . .1272 4.35 O3..14 : 4.05
ItANflK STUCUS T. J. bWAX.
67. . . . 1102 2.40
wuvrcitx sinniis DATKH A co.
78. . . . US4 2.50
cows.
C. . . . 070 1.05 5..12S8 2.40
CAIVIS. :
2. . . . 405 4.50 6. . . . ICO 5.50
nous.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
bS . . . . 203 80 fl.20 55 . . . . 270 f .25
70. . . . 217 lt 4.20 GO. . . . 289 SO 4.25
75. . . . 218 W ) 4.20 511. . . . 208 4.25
73. . . . 228 UK ) 4.25 70. . . . 203 120 4.30
C1..2S2 200 4.25
Uvo Hlock Sold.
Showing the number of head of stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTI.B.
G. H. Hammond &Co 2C3
Local 2(1
Total 289
11003.
G. H. Hammond ACe 732
Anglo-American Packing Co GO
To t al 7U2
sum : I- .
Local 134
All sales of stock in this market arc made
per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell ut J < ; c per Ib. for nil weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs.
no value. Pregnant S.QWS are docked 40 Ibs.
and fetugs bO Ibs. by the public inspector.
Liivt ; Stock Notes.
Values remain about steady.
Hogs uvernged 70 to the car.
C. Hunter , Inevulo , sold hogs.
The top on hogs was $4.30 and on cattle
$4. < ; . > . .
J. H. Martin , of Chicago , was hero over
Sunday.
,7. M. Hedge , Yutan , marketed a good load
of hogs.
Among those who marketed hogs was John
Quinn , Wood River.
H. B. Miller , Winside , sold one load of hogs
on yesterday's market.
H. Hammer , Minneola , la. , was hero and
marketed a load of 25e hogs.
Hartman & Dunn , Staplehurst , topped the
hog market with a load of 2CS-lb hogs.
N. B. Harggreen , Wuhoo , marketed six
loads of corn-fed steers of his own feeding.
H. E. Palmcrton , the well known shipper
of Holdregc , wus in looking over the market.
Among the visitors at the yards was Isaac
Waixel , one of the best known stockmen of
Chicago.
G. H. Hammond & Co.'s string of hogs
bought on yesterday's market cost 3o moro
than their Saturday's hogs.
Both members of the linn of Fra/icr &
Allison , Silver City , la. , were hero mid s > old
four loads of corn-fed cuttle.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAKKKTS.
Monday , Oct. 17.
Produce , Fruits , Ktc.
'tfic following tire the prices at which
roioxl loin of produce are sold on f/il / *
market. Fruits or iitlier lines of auutls re-
< inlrliii ( crtra labor of packl u cannot al-
iwij/s / lie supplied on outside orders ut the
mime prices charged the local trade :
The markets were uneventful to-day. The
heavy receipts which have been coming dur
ing the past week have fallen off. There is
an over-abundance of poultry in the murkcl
and prices are weakening. New York grapes
were received in cur lots , us were als > o ba
minus and oranges.
EGOS The market Is good and the supply
light , the bulk was going at 19 cents , but
boino sales were inudo ut 20c.
liUTTKK Creamery , West Point , 80o ;
other , 22@24cper pound ; choice dairy , 18@
20o ; medium grades , 13@15c ; ordinary , 'J@10c
CIIBESE Market fair. Fancy full cream
Cheddars , single l.'Ic ; full cream twins , liic ,
young Americas , 13) < fc ; brick cheese , 100 Ibs
in case , 15o ; Limbcrgcr , 100 Ibs in case , 14c ;
Saurs' fancy Ohio , 1'Je.
Pot'iyruv ' Fair market ; spring chickens
$1.75(32.00 ( ; old fowls , $2.00@2.50 ; ducks
$2.25a2.75 ( ; gceso , $ C.50 per doz ; turkeys , in
very light request , 7i7 c per Ib.
GAME Receipts light ; prairie chickens
f3.00@3.25 ; mallard ducks , $1,50@1.75. Quail
$ l.251.50 ; teal and mixed ducks , $1.00@1.75
snipe , 75cui.oO ( ; Jack rabbits , 40S45c ( each
Jack snipe , f 1.00 per doz ; venison , lOcper Ib
OVSTKHS Shell ; f2.00 per hundred ; bulk
f 1.35 per hundred , selects , $2.20 u gallon
Cans , New York counts , 45c ; selects , 35@40c
standard , S7G30u ? ; lioyul , 40e ; Jerome bays
40c ; Tiger , 25c.
POTATOES The " -market is well supplied
Utah and Colorado stock sells at S0@85o ; No
bruska and Iowa stock 55@70c per bushel.
CAUUFLOWKII f2.00 per doz.
SWEET POTAT&ES The market is well sup
plied with homo grown ut 05(375e ( per bushel
Virginia stock 3c per Ib.
Eon PLANT Slow sale ut C0a75c ( per do :
for choice stock.
ONIONS Choice largo Californiaonlons ar <
offered on the market at 90o per bushel
The demand is light.
MEANS Hand-picked navy , f 2.50 i > er bushel
and other grades down us low us f 1.25. Cull
fornia stock , f3.40 per bushel.
CEI.EUY The .receipts are larger and th
stock better. Good stock brings 30 ( 35o :
bunch.
CIDEH Choice Michigan cider , fO.OOQO.6
per bbl. of 32 gal.
COCOAXUTS Good stock , ffi.OO.
' CUAXIIEKKIHS The market is fairly we !
supplied with good stock. Hell & Chcrrj
fS.OO ; Uell&Uugle , f'J.00 ; Capo Cods , $10.00
LEMONS Messina , f5.50QC.00 ; Maiora
17.00 ; Sorronto , $7.00.
MAPLB SUGAH Choice Ohio stock , ICk
per Ib.
Poi-coux Choice rice corn,3cper Ib ; othe
kinds , 2@2Uu per Ib.
Honey Choice , in 1 Ib frames , 21c.
OitANOEs Messina out of the market
Louisiana , fU.OO per bbl , $5.00 ] > erbox ; Ji
maica , f 10.00 per bbl , J5..10 per box.
Arri.is : Choice Michigan apples , horn
grown , f.'J.KKff3.50 ; Jomitlions , fH.500'3.75.
CHAU Ai'1'i.cs Choice Siberian , f3 00i ( 3.E
per bbl.
CHAPES Home-grown stock is in libeif
supply and is moving freely at 4 } c per pound ;
California , Tokay , $2.50 per cruto ; Muscats ,
12.50 ; New York , 10-lb baskets , 85@45o.
ClUAXANAS The market is well suppled with
bananas at f2.OOQ3.00 per bunch.
NUTS New crop : Ohio chestnuts , 12' lSc
pcrlb ; peanuts , 7 0 , raw ; Ur zll nuts , 13c ;
almonds , Tarragona , 20o ; English walnuts ,
lie ; lilberts , 12o.
Flour mill Fred.
Tlie follini'lHg arc thcJoUiInu price * :
Minnesota patents , $2.50 | iercwt ; Minnesota
seta linkers' straight , $2.20 per cwt ; Kansas
and Missouri winter fancy patents , $2.45fi $
2.00 ; Nebraska patents , $2.25u2.35 ( ; rvo Hour ,
$1.751.UO per cwt ; rye , Graham , $1.40 per
cwt : wheat , Graham , $1,75'per cwt ; corn
meal , yellow , 60o per cwt ; corn meal , white ,
$1.00 per cwt ; chopped feed. $14.XK31fi.OO ( | > cr
ton ; bran , $ l2.lOW13.00per ) ton ; screenings ,
$ .UiOrf'l2.00 ( ' i > cr ton.
HAT Upland prairie ? $7.uOQ4.00 ; common
coarse , fO.60Q7.00. ' *
Grocer's Iilxt.
Corrr.c. Ordinary prudes , 20l(32lc ( ; fair.
21. ' < (5"J22c ( : prime , 22ji23e ( ; fancy green and
yellow , 23 ( - ' " < - ; old government Java , 0 , > < @
; ) c ; interior Java , i'Kij'iSci Mocha , 28 ( 30e ;
Arbucklo's , roasted , 20'fe : ; McLaughlln's
XXXX , 204'c } ; Dilworlh's 20c ; Red Cross ,
. . . I ) . Tierce , 7c ; 40-lb square
cans , 7c ; 50-lb round , 7qe } : 20-lb round , 7j/c ;
10-lb palls , 7 ; < c ; 5-lb palls , 7 olb ; pnlls ,
'SniAH. Granulated , CWJOVe ; conf. A ,
0y < ? os < c ; white extra C,0'4fOVe ' ( ; extra C ,
0ctO' ( < e : yellow C , 5j c ; cut loaf , 7'f ; pow
dered , 7Jjfe.
PICKLES Medium , in bhls , $0.50 ; do in
half bbls , $3.75 ; small , in bbls , $7.50 ; do in
half bbls , f4.25 ; gcrklns , in bbls , fS.50 ; do in
half bbls , f4.7ft.
WOOIIENWAHE Two-hoop palls , per doz ,
$1.45,3-hoop pails , $1.70 ; No. 1 tub , $0.fiO ;
No. 2 tub. $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 ; washboards -
boards , $1.75 : assorted bowls , $2.25 ; No. 1
churns , 111 ; No. 2 churns , $ S ; No. 3churns. $7 ,
TOIIACCO Lorlllard's Climax. 44c ; Splen
did , 41c ; Mechanic's Delight , 4lc ; Loggctt &
Meyer's Stur , 41c ; Cornerstone , 34c ; Drum-
mond'Horse Shoe , 41c ; T. J. , .37 ; Sonr'S ,
Spearhead , 44c.
BHOUMH Estra 4-tle , 12.00 ; No. 1 , $2.00 ;
N.C. , ii.7fi ; heavy stable , $4.00.
Ctxnr Mixed , 8X@llc ; stick. 8KQ ( . Kc.
CHACKEHS Gurneuu's soda , butter and
Icnic , 6c ; creams , So ; ginger snaps , 8c ; city
oda , 7c.
TBAH Japan , COQ55c ; gunjmwder , 20@
OJfe ; Young Hyson , 25Q55c ; Oolong , ' 'O ®
> 0c.
0c.J
J 1:1.1.1 : E8 30-lh polls , $2.00.
PROVISIONS Hams , llf@ll | } c ; breakfast
aeon , lljf@12l.4c ; bacon sides , 9 < u9.jc ; dry
alt , S QSjfc ; shoulders , 7 < Vi7.fe ! ; dried beef
inns , lOQIle ; dried beef regular , flKQ10J < c ;
ams picnic , 7JfQ8e.
DIIIBD FHUITK Apples , new , } f's , Oc ; cva
Torated , 50-lb ring , lO'fSH'Jfcj ' ' raspberries
vuporutcd , 29o ; blackberries , evaporated
" i > 10c ; pitted cherries , pitches , new
; evuporatcd peeled pcaches.28@29eevap-
rated , unparcd , 18J19c ; new currants , . , ,
J7 < ; c ; prunes , 5rt5 ( } c ; citron. 25c ; raisins ,
London layers , $2.10 < g2.15 ; California loose
luscatcls , $1. OQ2.00 ; new Vulencias , "
HOPE Seven-sixteenths inch. 12Q12Jj ;
SVUUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , $1.45uM.50 ( ;
< v ; > , Orleans , per gallon. 3S@4tc ( ; maple
yrup , half Ibbs , "old time , " per gallon , 80o ;
gallon cans , per doz , f 10.50 ; half-gallon
ans , per doz. $0.25 ; quart cans , $3.25.
STAHCII Mirror gloss , fijfc ; Graves'corn ,
'fc ; Oswcgo gloss , 7o ; Oswegocorn , 7c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , standard , per
ase , f3.10rtfS.15 ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case ,
3.00Q3.10 ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , $3.00ij (
.10 ; California pears , i > cr case , $4.70@4.80 ;
.prlcota . , per case , $4.10Q4.25 ; peaches , per
use , $5.75Q'5.85 ' ; white cherries , jer case ,
0.00 ; plums , per case. $3.80(23.00 ( ; bluebcr-
ies , | ) cr case , $2.30Q2.40 ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
) er cuse , $2.50 ; pincaplcs ] ) , 2-lb , per case ,
3.20@5.75 ; Mb salmon , per doz , $2.00@2.05 ;
-Ib gooseberries , j > er case , $3.25Q3.35 ; 2-lb
tring beans , per case , $1.75 : 2-lb lima beans ,
) cr case , $ l.t)0 ) ; 2-lb marrowfat peas , $2.50(3 ( >
. ( SO ; 2-lb curlv June peas , per case , $2.75 ; il-lb
omatoes , 2.40Q2.50 ; 2-lb corn , fi.30 < 32.40.
HOLLAND HEintiNos 85c per keg.
Dry Goods.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis-
-ount LL , OJ c ; CC , 7' e ; SS , Stfc ;
Nameless , 5Me ; No. 0 , fie ; EE , 'JKe ; GG ,
oi < e : XX , 12c ; OO,14c ; NN , lilc ; RX ,
8c ; R , 2o ( ) ; No. 10 , .It . e ; 40 , Ul c ; 00 ,
2' c ; SO , 15c ; 30 , colored , lOc : fiO , colored ,
2c ; 70 , colored , 15e ; Bristol , 13J c ; Union
ucific , ISe.
CAIIPKT WAHP Bibb white , ISJ c ; col-
ired , 20 > . c.
HATTfc Standnrd. 8c ; Gem , lie ; Beauty ,
2 > < Je ; Boone , 14c ; B , cnsed , fO.50.
I'niNTH SOLID COLOIIS Atlanta 5Uc ; Sla-
cr 5c ; Berlin Oil flUfc ; Garner Oil OG7.
: > INK AND ROUES Richmond Oc ; Allen Oc ;
liverpointSc ; Steel River Oo : Richmond ( ic ;
Pacific lUfc. INDIGO Biun Washington tie ;
Vmericun 0 } c ; Arnold O' c ; Arnold Bllo ;
\rnold A 12c ; Arnold Goldseal 10) ) c. DIIKSS
Charter Oak 4Kc ; Kamapo 3Jfo ; Lodi4) ) e ;
Allen fij c : Richmond 5 ! e ; Windsor Co ;
Eddystonc5c ; Pucillu Oc.
GiNdiiAM Plunkett checks 7Vc ; Whit-
enton 7j c ; York 7 c ; Normundi Dress
iK 5 Calcutta Dress 8Kc ; Whittcnton Dress
Jo : Renfrew Dress 9ci\tytc. !
CAMIIUICS Slater4 } o ; Woods 4 } < o\ \ Stan
dard 4K i Peacock 4 > fe.
COHSET JEANS Amlroscoggin 7 o ; Kcar-
sago 7Yc ; Rockport 0c ; Conestogu 0 > { c.
TICKS Lcwiston 30 in. , l2Sic ; Lewiston 32
u. , 13 > < fc ; York 82 in. , 14c ; Swift River 7" '
Thorndiko O O , 8Ke ; Thorndiko E F , 0 " . ,
1'horndiko 120 , 9 > < fe ; Thorndiko XXX , 15o ;
Cordls No. 5 , Xe ; Cordis No. 4 , lie.
DENIMS Amoskeag 9 oz. , lOo ; Everett 7
oz. , 13o ; York 7 oz. , 13c ; Haymaker 8 > c ; Jaff-
reyXX , llj c ; Juffrey XXX , 12 } c ; Beaver
Creek A A , 12c ; Beaver Creek BB , lie ; Bea
ver Creek CC , lOc.
KENTUCKY JKANS Memorial IBc : Canton
18e ; Durham 27 o ; Hercules ISo ; Leaming
ton 22J c ; Cottswold 25c.
CHASH Stevens' B Oc ; bleached 7c ; Ste
vens' A 7 } < c ; bleached 8Kc ; Stevens' P8K ' ,
bleached V Stevens' \ Nu' \ , bleaclfed
i > e ; Stevens' S R T 12 fc.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth $2.85 ;
plain Holland 8' c to 9e ; Dado Holland 12' ' e.
FLANNELS Plaid Raftsmen 20c ; Goshen
. ! ? K9 ! QCL ilko,8r : < ! MajilejCity 30Uc.
No. 1 , 4 ,
No. ; , ,
Quecheo No. 2 ,
s4) " * xTJ * i wuwn u i\o. o. 741 .u4u ; Anuwun
13 0 ; Windsor 22Kc. Red-C , 24 Inch , 15 > c ;
E , ajlncli , 21c ; GG , , 24 inch , 18c ; H. A. F. ,
"if , 25c ; J. R. F. , % i.8I > . ya-f.30c.
COM roiiTh..H 1.00@35.K ( ) .
BLANKETS White , $1.00Q7.50 ; colorod$1.10
Q8.00.
BLEACHED SHEETING Berkeley cambric ,
No. ( X ) , 9 > j'c ; Best Yet , 4-4 , ( J fo , butter cloth
OO , 4 > 4'e ; Cabot , 7 0 ; Farwcli , 8c ; fruit of
Loom , 8Jfc : Greene G , Oc ; Hope , 7ifc ; King
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsdalc , llKc ; Lons-
dale , 8X0 ; New York mills , lOU'c ; Pepperell ,
42 inch.'lO c ; Pcicrcll ] | , 40 Inch , ll o ; Pep
perell , 0-4 , 15o ; Pepperell , 8-4,18o ; Pepperell ,
9-4 , 20c ; Pepcrell. | 10-4 , 22 } c ; Canton , 4-4 ,
e ; Canton , 4-4 , 9Kc ; Triumph , Ou ; Wam-
sutta , lie ; Valley , fie.
DHOWX SHKETING Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 > e ; A
Bantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0)c ) ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , 5 fc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , fijfo ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 4c : Crown XXX , 4-4 , CJ o ,
Hoosicr LL , 44 , 5c ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 0 ;
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , Sjifc ; Old Dominion , 4-4.
5J e ; 1'cppercll R , 4-4 , OJtfo ; Pepperell O , 4-4
lie ; Pepperell , 8-4 , lOo ; Pepperell. 9-4 , 18c ;
Pepperell , 10-4 , 20o ; Utica C , 4-4,4Jfc ; Wa-
chusctt , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora R , 4-4 , O c , Aurora
B. 4-4 , Oc.
Dt-cK West Point 29 in , 8 oz , 10 } c ; West
Point 29 in , 10 oz. 12 o ; West Point 29 in , 12
oz , IBo ; West Point 40 in , 11 oz , lOc. Checks
Caledonia X , 9J c ; Caledonia XX ,
Economy , UQ9Xc ; Otis ,
General Markets.
Sl'ium Cologne spirits , 188 proof , $1.10 ;
do llll proof , $1.12 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , $1.10 ; do 188 proof , $1.09. Alcohol ,
IbS proof , $2.10 per wine gallon. Redistilled
whiskies , $1.001.50. ( Gin blended , $1.50 ®
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , $2.X0.00 ( ) ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , $2.0000.50 ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies , $1.50
Q3.00. Brandies , imported , $ .r > .08.50 ( ) ; do
mestic , $1.80@3.00. Gins , lmorted ] , $4.50@
ti.OO ; domestic , $1.25 ( :1.00. : Champagnes , Im-
l > orted , per case , $2Jj.OO < ! iU.OO ; ; American , per
case , $10.00@ti.OO. (
HeiVY HAitnwAiin Iron , rate , $2.70 ; plow
steel , special cast , 4.i'c } ; crucible steel , OJ4'c ;
cast tools , do , 12S'15cr'wagon8iokcs ( ' , per set ,
$2.00@5.5I ) ; hubs , | > er set , $1.50 ; fel
lees , sawed dry , $1. (10 ( ; tongues , each , 80o ;
axles , each , 75c ; squaw nuts , per Ib , ixgltto ;
coil chain , pcrlb , > fMIJ ! ; mallcablo , 8 ( < lo ( ) ;
iron wedges , Oo ; crowbars , lie ; harrow teeth ,
} { c\ \ spring steel , 4iI5o ( ; Burden's horsu
shoes , $4,75 ; Burden's mule shoes , $5.75 ;
barbed wire , in car lots , $4.00 per 100 Ibs ;
iron mills , rates , 10 to 50 , $2.40 ; steel nails ,
.
HIDES Green butchers' , 5 } c ; green cured ,
, . , .
Egg , $10.00 ; nut , $10.00 ; range ,
$10.00 ; walnut block , 1.50 ; Iowa lump , 1.50 ;
Iowa nut , $2.75 ; Illinois , $4.25(34.75. (
Dry Lumber.
IIIMCNblON.S AND TIMIILUS.
114 &l I I
IB it. isft.Jajft.p
. .17.M ) 10.50M.U ) SI .SO UM M
2x13
4x8 8xH
1'LOOIIINU.
A Bin. White Pine $35.50 C , $29.50
B " . ' 83.50 D , 21.00
1st and 2nd. clear , 1 , 1 Inch , s.2s..1 > 0.r)0
3d , clear , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , . . ' . . , . 45.50
" " W , 1UIn . 40.50
A select , 1 Inch , s. 2 . , . 40.00
" " l f , lH2in . 44.00
B " 1 Inch , s. 2s. , . 30.1X1
'
roi-LAit utMnr.n.
Clear Popular , Bx. Bds. Jfln. , s. 2s.Vi..l)0 ;
' . " } 6 In. Panel , s. 2 s . 27.00
" " Corrugated Ceiling , ; < . . . 28.50
BATTENX , WELL Tl'lllNO , 1'ICKGTJI.
O. G. Baits , 3) ) { in . $00.75
" Jix3ln , s. 1 s . 00.45
.1 tn Well Tubing , D & M and Bov . 23.00
Pickets , D&H , Flat . 20.50
" " Square . 21.00
No. 1 com. s 1 s $18.00 No. 2 , com , s 1 B $17.00
No. 3 15.50 No. 4 , 18.00
SI 1)1 NO.
A , 12 , 14 und 10 ft. $21.50 C , I1B.50
H. " " " 20.50 D. 12.50
FKNC1NO.
No. 1 , 4 & G in , 12 & 14 ft , rough . 119.50
No. 1 , " " 10 " " . 19.50
No.2 , " "IS A 14" " . 10.00
No. 2 , " " 10 " " . 17.50
CKILIXO ANIl 1'AUTITION.
1st com , * i in White Pine Ceiling . fS4.00
2nd " " " '
. 28.00
Clear , % In. Norway " " . lrt.00
2nd com. = 5 tn. " " " . 14.00
STOCK IIOAHDS.
A 12 Inch s. 1 a . $45.50
No. 1 , com. 12 s. 1 s , 12 ft . 20.50
" " " " 14 ft . 19.00
" " " " 10 ft . 18.50
No.2 , " " " . 19.00
" " " " 10 ft . 17.f > 0
Inch Grooved Roofing. $1.00 per M moro
than 12-inch Stock Boards same length.
SHINGLES. LATH.
XX clear . $3.10 Extra * A * . $2.90
A * Standard. . . . 2.75 A"HB& B. . . . 2.55
C in. clear , No. 1. . 1.50 Lath . 2.05
1'OSTS.
White cedar , 0 in. , > 's. , 12c : 9 In. qrs. , lie ;
8 in. qrs. , lOo ; 4 in. round , 15c ; Tennessee
Red Cedar , Split , 15c ; Split Oak , 12c.
LIME , ETC.
Quincy white lime ( best ) . ( Xc ) ; Akron ce
ment , $1.75 ; hair 3H ( ! ; plaster , $2.75 ; tar
board , $1.75 ; sash 40o per ct. ; doors , 40c per
ct. ; blinds , 40c i > cr ct. ; mouldings , 40c JHir
ct. ; tar felt , per cwt. , $2.75 ; straw board ,
$1.75.
SOUTIIKHN YELLOW PINE.
Com. 4 AC in. flooring . $17.50
Star " " . 21.50
Clear % in Ceiling . 21.50
Clear } { in Partition . 25.00
Clear finished. 1 & 1 'fins 2s . 29.00
Clear corrugated celling. 4 In . 27.00
Yellow plno casing und base . . . 20.00
Market
Chestnuts are unusually large und line
this year.
Twenty car loads of baled hay. or about 170
tons , are required to supply the dully demand
in Omaha.
Jobbers in most lilies of business rcK > rt
collections much better in the country than
in O muha.
Lumbermen report a brisk trade , but with a
tendency on the part of dealers to run down
' .heir stocks as close as possible , us the money
market tightens. .
Sugar is now being carried front the Pa-
? illo coast to Missouri river at sixty cents per
iiindred , but it is said this rate will bo ud-
anced to sevcnty-livo cents.
The weather of the past two weeks has
) Cm very fiivorablo for baling hay , and the re
sult is that dealers in this city lnive hard
work to sell it as fast us received.
New crop figs arc coming forward In good
ii/od quantities and find u ready sale nt satls-
'uctory prices. The crop this season is some-
ivlwt curlier than usual , but the yield is not
n heavy one , und the prospects for higher
iriccs uro good.
Trappers and hunters arc beginning to 111-
iiiiro for prices on furs and uro getting their
traps and outfits in shape. The season will
open in about thirty days. Mnskruts uro the
nest plentiful in this stnto of any of the fur-
ticaring animals , and while they are very
: ow , they are so easily taken as to make it a
rentable business. The value of a skin de-
icmls u great deal upon the manner in which
t is handled. Indians have always surpassed
ho whites in this brunch , and Indian-tanned
furs command the bust prices.
lleul Estate , Transfers.
W L Selby and wife to Gee F Russell ,
lot 19 in blk 2 in Kaster's add w d. . . $1,1,00 , ,
Imrles H Campbell et ill to Ann E
Campbell , all our right , title and in
terest in the property und estate of
John Campbell , deceased qc d , .
Otis H Ballan and wife et ul to Lucy
Parker , lot 11 in blk 8 of Ambler
Place wd . 400
J K Conhling und wife to D C Patter
son , lots 17 , 24 , 25 und 82 in Mavileld
w d . . . . . . . 1,878
Edward H Howland to Inez A How-
land , all of lots 21 and 22 in blk 17 in
Hanscom Place w d .
Farwell McCluskey & Co to Finnan
H Cunningham , lots 7 and 8 in blk 4
of Patterson's 1st add to South
Omaha w d . 1,025
William J Lucid and wife to Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co. ,
the middle 22 ft of lot 7 in blk 123 in
city of Omaha qc d .
Sarah Stewart to William Peters , lots
18 , 14 and 15 in blk 12 in the town of
Mlllardw d . 1,000
George M Ludwick und wife to Leun-
dcr Gerrard , lots 2 , 8 , 4 , 5 , 0 , 7 , 8 , 9 ,
10 , 11 und 12 in block 1 , und lota 1 , 2 ,
3 , 4 , B , ( i , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 and 12 in block
2 in Vance place , w d . 10,000 ,
William Latoy and wife to Anna M
Butes,140x37X ft of the sw cor lot of
tux lot No. 83 in the s m } { of sec 10-
15-18 , wd . 7,500 ,
Rebecca Bellows und husband to Will
iam Colfax , 8x270 ft adjoining the w
side of lot 4 in Barker's allotment
in the s w } ( of s w X of sec 20-15-13 ,
q cd . 50
Howard D Dietrick and wife to
James E Ensign , the undivided } 4
interest in und to the w 50 ft of o 100
ft of lot 2 in block 18 in S E Roger's
add , wd . 1,500 ,
H O Duvries to Thomas II Taylor , lot
10 in block 2 in Patterson's sub-div
add , wd . 800
Richard S Bcilin to Elburt O Jackson ,
lot 9 in block 2 in Hawthorne add ,
wd . . 2,000 ,
William Leuley et al to Myron A.
Rico , 85x100 feet In block 19 in E. V.
Smith's add ; wd . 5,700
W. G. Albright and wife to S. S.
Hurdy , lots 22 , 23 und 24 in block 85
of Albright's choice add ; also lot 3
in block 0 and lot 23 in block 5 In
Matthews' subdiv of blocks 19 , 20 ,
21 , 22 , 23 , 28 and 29 in Albright's
choice add to South Omaha ; wd. . . . 2,110
John F. Mawhinney to Hattic M. Hud
son , lot 2 of Wir & Flack's subdiv of
lot 12 of Millard & Caldwell's ' add ;
w. d . 3,400 ,
Florence C. Proctor and husband to
W. B. Fuller ; the cast one-half of
lot 10 und west onc-hulf of lot 11 in
block "I" in Shlnn's tecond add ;
w. d . 7,500
Total . $45,073 ,
BUILDING PKUM1TH.
The following building permits were Issued
yesterday by Superintendent Whitlock ;
P. J. Creedon , one-story frame cot
tage , Frunklin und Twenty-fifth , to
cost , $ 1,200
George Hoffman , ! } < , story frame barn ,
Williams betweenTwellth and Thir
teenth , to cost 125
B. Melquist , two-story frame resid
ence , Popploton avo. near Twenty-
second , to cost 8,500 ,
F. A. Phillco , one-story frame cottage ,
Howard between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth , to cost 50C
Joseph Barker , \ % story frame cot
tage , Vinton between Twentieth und
Twenty-first , to cost 450
Bee Publishing Co. , sub-basement ,
basement und first story of otllcu
building , Seventeenth und Fnnium ,
to cost 70.00C
Churchill Parker , IK story frame
barn , Georgia ave. near Dcwoy , to
cost 1OOC
Eight permits aggregating $78,27i
In 18.i ! the United States ffovonimon
bent u Hiniill herd of annuls into Toxa
with the idea of lining them and thui
got to cross the FO-ealled , { 'rcnt Ainorl
can ( letiorl. The camels prospered und
multiplied , but when the war ciiino they
were bcattured throughout the utato and
in Arizona , ami many of thorn became
wild. Railroads have solved the great
American desert problem , ami camels
litivu fallen into innocuous doisoutmlo.
Some of thorn arc to bo exhibited at the
coming Texas btato falrf
01
Agrloultu r
CHUnCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements.agons.
C rrlt ei nJ lliiRRlf . Jonn Kiirrt. lletwocn Mb Knd
UHh , Um li , Nbri k .
LININOER & METCAUF CO. ,
AgricnllnralInipleinentsfapiisCaiTiages
) ,
. J'UIlLK' ' * : Wholemlt , Omaha , Nebraska.
' " " "
PAR LIN , ORE'NDORF * "MA"RTir7T
Wholei l ! > < .tlfr In
AgricnltnrallDiplementsWagons , & Buggies
P07Jon * Street , Om h .
p.
Mannfactnrcrs of Bnckcyc Drills , Seeders ,
! * ' & 'Si2t ' $ ?
wlNONA MrLiiMENT COt
'hole l
Agricnlinral Implements , Wagons &Bnggies
Curncr lnh nd McliolM tre U.
Artlsta'
A. HOSPE Jr ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
_ lJI.1Iouil nSlrrft , UniHbit , Nf bruit.
Boots and Shoes.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
llll Virnatn 81. , Omnlm , Nub. MiuuiUctorr , 9umM f
Kticet , llo. Hm.
KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
( Succ i or to Hoed , Jonci A Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Aientl ( or Hotton Huhber Shoo Co. lldl , 1104 UlliM
llarnej-St. , OmUin. Nllirnki.
Coffees , Spices , Etio
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Oni h Coffee and Hplce Mllli.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder
. . . . . . . , .
Crockery and Glassware.
W. L. WRIGHT.
Aetnt for the Manufacturers and Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc. Ofllcu , 317 S. 1Mb ! < t. , Omaba , Nebraska.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing ,
BatterKum and Produce. Consignments solicited.
lleaduuarters for Stoneware , lli'rrr lloien and
llrapo Basket ! . 1411 DoJje tit. , Oniaba.
RIDDELL& RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
} 'Q' ' ' '
WIEDEMAN & CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
oultrj , Uutter , Oanip. Krults , Klc. rjOHouth 14th St. ,
Omaha , NcbrniVa.
GEO. SCHROEDER St. CO. ,
( Succesxirs to Mrfbane A Kchrocdcr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Coal , Coke and Lime.
OMAHA COAL. COKE St. LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
a South mh Street , Oiniiha , Nebraska.
> J. J. JOHNSON & CO. .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
nd rlilpiipra of Coal , ( "okp , Cement , Plaster , Lime ,
IJraln Tllo and Cower Pipe. OHIre , 1'nxlon Hotel ,
Furnam St. , Omaba , Neb. Telephone BU.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Goto ,
214 South 19th St. . Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods .
M. E.lsMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
1101 and MMDouiilas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Furnlsblnif Coods.Cornerlltl and llarnej Sts. ,
Omaha i , Nebraska ,
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnam Ptreet , Omaba , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture , Bedding , Upholstery , Mirrors ,
Etc. 12QA , l'J and 1210 Karnam Street , Omaba.
Groceries.
PAXTON. GALLAGHER & CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
70S , 707,709 and 711 S. I0th St. . Omaha , Neb.
M cc O"R D B RAD Y & c cT.
Wholesale Grocers ,
lth and l.csvenworth Streets , Ornaba , Nebraska.
D. M. STEELE & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
, 1 1 and iza Harnoy Street , Omaha , Neb.
ALLEN BROS. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1114 and 111 ( > Ilarnoy Street , Omaha , Neb.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED & CO. .
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tlnware.Sbeet IronKtc. Agents for Howe Scales.and
Miami Powder Co. , Omaba , Neb.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1406 Douflas-st.
Omaha , Nebraska.
RECTOR 4 WILHELMY CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and TIarney 81s. . Omaha'Nob. Western Agents
for Austin Powder Co. . JoCTurson Hteel N ll > , Kulr-
banks Standard fecalvn.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Waiwn Stork , Hardware Lumber , etc. 1200
and 1811 llarnuy Street. Omaba.
EDNEY 4 GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron anfl Steel ,
Hats , cops , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goofls ,
HOT Harrier btr t , Omaha , Neb.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO
and ILER & CO. ,
Importers & Jotte of Fineines&Liprs
Knit India llltlgri and Domeitio Liquors. 1112 llarnej
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
ISta r-trcot and Union Tactile Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lnmlier , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doori , ttc , Yards-Corner Ttb and Deaf lai ; Corner tub
sad Uouila * .
C. N. DEITZ ,
Dealer in all Rinds of Lnmlier , ,
13th and California Bts. , Omaba , Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lnmlier Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Cth and IKiuilas Bts. , Omaha.
' ' . W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers. Only , '
mci , UN itnia fiu t ,
Lumber.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer In Hardwood Lumber , *
iTooa Otprtt tnd rarqutt Vloorln . ttk and Dcuila
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wbolcsale Lnmlier , Etc , '
Imported and American I'ortlati4 Caaif nt. Rial * a al
fur Milwauat * Hydraulic Cemtat and ( Julncj
mneryjirurNotlenBy i
I. OBERFELDER A CO. ,
trs& Jobbers of Mferyi
* . 110 5lSit youth lllh Btrttt.
Notion * ,
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Fnrnisbtof Gutt
403 and 404 South 10th Hlr t , Onaaa.
vfNYARD AT SCHNEIDER. \
Notions and Gent's ' Furnisnini Goods , ,
1106 lliuney gtret t , Otuaba.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. *
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
All * ( Irene , etc. , Omaha. A. U , Hilltop , Maaaf * N
Paper. ' , y
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CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry a nice ntnck of printing , wrapping and writing
paper. 9poclnl attention iltcn tc car load urderf.
Printers' Matorlals.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. 1
Aniiliary Pofcllshers ,
Dealeri la trpe , preim and i > rlnt r ' lupplle * . UH
youth nth Street , Omaba. , .
R u p P e r Co o da. _ _ nrxo _ . '
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Mannfactnrers and Dealers in HnoDcr Goods
Oil Clothlnf und Ix'iMlipr llelllnf. KM Farnam Btr t
Steam Flttlngg , Pumps , Eto.
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A. L. STRANcTco" ,
Pomps , Pipes and Engines ,
Fteixm , water , tallBer nil ; rntninu dupplln" , tic. Kt
WJ aDdV.'l Varnam Mrcut , Omaha. _
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pnmps , Pipe , Fittings ,
gleam ami Water Suppllei , Headquarter * fur MM * .
Ktioit A Co' iuoJ . 1111 Karnam ht. , Omaha. ;
U.S. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
IlnHldayVlml Mills. 1 mid'.W Kiirnnni St. , Omaha-
U. K. Ho , Actliin .Manayer.
BROWNELL 4 CO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
Slicct Iron Work , fleam l'iinii | , i < Mllli. 1J11-131 *
I avenwurt
Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL& CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil and 913 Jones BU , Omaha
Up r a go , j orwardjng A Cp.mrnJBailorj
"ARMSTRONG , PETTI8 & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Irnnrli houre of the HenneT lliiKirr Oo. Iliinlenal
ntioluinle und ronil. i : , WIO ami Kill liatd HtiTct ,
OmRlia. Telepbonc No. 7M. '
Teas and Cigars.
WM. A. WILSON St. CO. ,
Importers and Jokers of Teas & Cigars ,
! plres and Daisy linking 1'owder. UlCand llUUaif
nor Street , Omaba.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice. '
John Kpenvler , 1'ronrletnr. WO I > ndt * and ICUand ! ( !
North lutb f tract , Ooiabn. :
Smoke Stacks , Boilers , Eto. T
H. K. SAWYER. " |
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stack' '
Ilrltchlnics , Tnnk . . . . . . . and . . Urnpral Holler ItcpalrlnK. . Ul |
airtel , Oraalm , Nel >
Iron Works.
Wronght and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Kniilni'ii , HniMwork , central foundry , machine an < (
blucktinltli work. OIIH - Hiid work > , U. 1 * . Hy. uml
litU hlri'ot , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE& IRON WORKS.
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railing !
licit rall , window eunrd > , flower stands , wire tlvui
etc. , I'a North 1Mb 8t. , Orauha.
OMAHA SAFE AND IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vaults , jail work. Iron mid wlr fencing. * ltn | , etc. O
Andruen , I'rop'r , Cor. llth and Jacknon HI" .
MEAOHER & SPROAT.
General Atpnts for Dlcbold Sale A. Lock Co.'a
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes/fime / Locfcj
Vaults and Jail Work , Ull Karimm Street , Omaha. H
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COj
Manufacturers of Overalls , I
Jtans Pauls , Shirts , Ktc. 11U ( nml 1W ( DuuiflHI Blrci'l )
Omitliu , Null.
, 1
Snah , J)0 rs , Etc.
MA. blSBROW" & c'o.T
Wholesale Mitiintacturcrs of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , ,
nranch Office , 12th and liard Ftreeli , Oinnlia , Nebg
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. . I
Manufacturers of Sasb , Doors , Blinds ,
Uouldlnim , Stulr Work nnd Interior Hnnl Wood Via
llll. N. K. Corner 8th HIII ) l uvcnworlb titrcuti ,
Uuialia , Neb. 1
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. , 1
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sasb , Doors ;
And Blind * . Turnlntr , Htalr-work. Hank and OfBo *
HttliiK" ' 3tt * and I'oppteton Avunuo.
Brewers. \
*
STORZ St ium ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
L'ai Nortli Klutiteonth Street , Om hi > . Neb. J
Ji
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O.n. PAI.MKU. N. I * . HICIIUAN , J , II. III.ANCIIAllM
PALMER , RICHMAN St. CO. .
Lire Stock Commission Merchants ,
Omoe Iloom 24. OppotIM KxclmiiKe llulldlng , Unl
block Y nl , Poutli Oaiuiia , Neb.
McCOY BROS. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants , . <
Mnrktt fumlahed free on application. Hlookeri > n4
fnnderi furnlihml ou gooil tcrmr. IU > r r nci : Oui * .
La .National Hank a/idNiulh OoiahNational , UnloM
Block Yard * , tkjulh Oiaaha.
LORIMER , WESTERFIELD Si MALE >
Lire Stock Commission ,
Room IS , Kzcbanno IlulMInx , Union SUxvk Tan
ttoulb Omaba , Neb.
HORN * SHARPE ,
Commission Dealers in Lire Stort ,
Room a , Kxcbanr * nulldlnr. Union filoek Yd .
( knaba. llefer nc < l Union Nat'l Bank , Omabu
Union Stock Yaritt Hank , S. Onialia , K , b. Kowle
1'rtJ. Am. Hank ATrmt Co. . Omivliit. _ _ ,
ALEXANDER Jt FITCH , 1
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
Room B , oppo lt Eicbante BulMInc , Union Btodf
Yardi. oulh Qgmba.Ncb.
UNION STOC"K' YARDS co. ,
Of Omaba , Limited ,
Joba f. Bojrd , UupartbUridial. . .