THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , OOTOBEB 20. 1887.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Foreign Influences Contribute to the
Strength in Wheat.
CORN TRADING FAIR IN VOLUME.
A Stronger Feeling Developed in the
Provision Pit Native Caitlo
Scarce llURlncHnln HORN
Brlflk Quotal lonx.
CHICAGO PU01HJCE MAIIKKT.
CHICAGO , Oct. 25. [ Special Telegram to
the Her. . ] The upward impulse In the wheat
market to-day canio from across the Atlantic ,
but tlicro was no luck of domestic or local
circumstances to Increase the strength bor
rowed In the first place from foreign sources.
Cables were strong and thereupon December
wheat opened at 73Jfe * and May at Tlt 'c , an
advance over yesterday's closing price of Jfo
for December and J c for May. Tlicro ap
peared to be plenty of buying orders and
they canio from all parts of the conutry.
Exporters were buying and a salu for export
of three boat loads at Jfc over yesterday's
closing prices was reported. Outside mar
kets wcio strong and higher , New York ad
vices bring that the cold weather in the
northwest was a strengthening factor In that
market and it was doubtless felt here. A
feature of strength purely local was the buy-
lug by two of the former bears , who Imvo
always u largo following among local traders ,
and whose ojierations are usually on a scale
to merit attention. The belief that they nro
large holders of wheat is a strengthening
influence. The second cable quoted
on advance of % & In sjmt wheat ,
with all futures hlgherOctobernnd November
being % d higher. The receipts in the north
west continue large , Minneapolis rcitortiug
23tlXX , ( ) bushels to-day and Duluth 105,000
bushels , and seaboard clearances have again
shrunk to insignificant proportions , aggrega
ting hut 40,000 bushels to-day. Hut these
facts did not appear to have nny weakening
effect. The market continued firm all morn
ing , with good volume of business , and
closed within > o of the highest ] > oint touched
December at 73 < e and May at TWJ fiiT'J c
an advance of .l c over the last prices of
yesterday.
The corn market was easy during the early
part of the session , but became stronger later
and closed } 4@c ) higher than yesterday.
There was a fair amount of business done : ,
trading in a speculative way being chit-fly in
May delivery , which opened at 45e , sold
down to 44 (344 ( % , back to 45 > 4' and closed
nt 1 o'clock ut 4.1Xo bid.
Oats in the 8) ) > eculative market ruled quiet
but firm all through the regular session ,
there being no fluctuations in values worth
mentioning.
In provisions a stronger feeling wns de
veloped. Lighter receipts of hogs yesterday
and to-day than anticipated , coupled with the
improvement in corn and wheat , rather
changed the sentiment of trade. The limits
previously made on buying orders In hand
were advanced and with increased demand
on outside account and from local traders ,
higher prices followed. The extreme out
side figures , however , were not maintained ,
though as compared with lastnight'seloslngs ,
the quotations current at 1 o'clock showed
an appreciation of 12Vc on January pork ,
6@7ifo ° " different deliveries of lard and
7&u on January short ribs. October short
ribs , which are still controlled by a leading
house , sold early at $7.20 , or at an advance
of 7J e , but later dropped off lOe and closed
at $7.1K ) , which was 2tf e lower than yester
day's final prices. For January thu favor
ite future pork sold at * 12.17K < ai2.i2K : ,
lard at * rl.27M ( < ] .32 > < ; mid short , ribs at * rt.lli
( fJO.25. Pork for the same month closed at
112,25 , lard tfli.2 % bid and short ribs ut $0.20.
Lard sold for October at ftJ.35 and closed for
November and December at $ < 1.25 and for
May at JO.tX ) . Cash lard told freely at
AFTBUNOON SKSPIOX Wheat firm. Corn
firm ; May sold at 45xV@4S , closing at 45 M
Oats dull but steady ; October 2Sel
November and December 2T > i < fc , May 2IJ ! * < c.
Pork for January delivery sold and closed at
$12.27Ki an advance of 2Xo ; other deliveries
neglected. Lard was steady and quiet.
Short ribs for Octobea delivery were quoted
ut $7.00 and January at $7.22tf.
CHICAGO MVE STOCK.
CntCAflo , Oct. 25. [ Special Telegram tc
the lieu. ] CATTLE Trade was rather slow
and the general market rather weak as com
pared with Monday. Natives were scarce ,
Barely half the fresh cattle on sale were na
tlves and half a do/on or so loads would covci
the prime natives on sale , yet with this lim
ited supply there seemed to bo about all the
buyers wanted. The medium natives on sale
were below" the standard. Taken altogether ,
the native beeves on sale made a poor show
ing. Lately certain New York buyers thai
formerly would not look at anything below
1GOO Ibs and of prime quality have been fill
ing their orders out of second or third rate
stock that will cost say from $3.50 to $3 Ki
This is a now departure for that class o :
buyers. Texans and rungcrs * contium
to arrive in largo numbers and price1
remain as low as at any time
Cows , bulls and native butchers' stock , alsi
canning stock of all descriptions is sclllni
about the same as last week. The Etocke
and feeder trade opcno dull for the week
Shipping steers , l.itftO to 1,500 Ibs , $4.006 :
4.80 ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs , $3.40@4.50 ; 050 t <
1200 Ibs , $2.SO@3.50. Stackers -and feeders
t1.75@.10 : ) ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.306
2. < 55. Texas steers , $2.15@3. < K ) ; cows , $1.75y (
2.23. Western rangers steady ; natives ant
half breeds , $2.453.70 ; cows , $2.00@20o
Wintered Texans , $2.50@3.10.
Hoes Trade was brisk and values rathe
on the up-turn than otherwise. As com
pared with last week receipts show an unex
peeled falling off , which In turn has had tin
effect of firming up prices. A few lots o
fancy butcher weights sold at $4.55@4.t'i5
mixed and packing ports , $4.45@4.55 ; eoni
nion , $4.25@4.15. ! Light sosts , includmi
Yorkers , $4.45@4.53. A few singeing Pte
made $4.GO@4.r > 5.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YOUK , Oct. 25. [ Special Telegram t
the BEK.I STOCKS The stock mnrke
opened quiet and easy , with declines of % t
> f per cent , with traders selling fairly. Th
weakness was of short duration. The nmjoi
ity of the professionals were bullish for
turn and a strong undercurrent became or
parent , the White , Pcarsoll , Work am
Wormso party being credited with giving th
market substantial support , and u sharp rail
of X@12s l'or ccnt resulted. St. Paul wasu
Jf per cent on reports of an Increase of f 211,13
in its earnings for the third week in Octobei
Stocks in the loan crowd wore firm , Atchtso
commanding % per cent , Chicago , Burllnj
ton & Qulncy , however , loaning flat. Thl
helped to sustain the market for u time , bu
us the day advanced and the market showc
increased dullness the bears attacked th
general list and moderate recessions wereth
result. The bear leaders talked very loudl
about the advantages to be secured by soil In
stocks. Jay Gould , speaking to a frien
about his leaving at the end of the week fc
Europe , said : "I am u bull on the stock mai
kct and my holdings have not been dlmit
ished. On the contrary , I have been a poi
slstent buyer of stocks. I doubt whether tli
general situation could bo any better than
is at present , but the reason that Wall stm
is not discounting future prosperity after th
manner of old tiino Is that the people who ai
now operating presumably on the bear ski
of the market arc , moro contented 1
picture a gloomy and desolate future tliti
they nro to take notice of real facts and tl :
ones which most ultimately govern , For in
own part I cannot sea what there is in stoi
to alarm people. The abuse of over-constru
tlon of railroads is being corrected and bus
ness in all parts of the country is good , I
fact up to the best standard. Eventual
these things must tell and whentho specul
Uve fever changes It is liable to } ( qwi as rar
. pautly bullish a * It U now unavcountab
bearish. " Cotton nil "stiffs'1 were
nnd advanced 1U iwTccut im the rc | > ort that
live directors nf the Standard Oil will be
elected into the Cotton Oil directors ruid that
one of their numlxT will be president. The
failure of Perkins , Duiwc fi Co. , Iwnkers of
Boston , had only u momentary effect upon
the stock market. During the In * ! hour the
feeling became decidedly stronj' and prices
were all marked lip. ( Jottou Oil headed the
list nnd sold to 8(1. ( The hist sales were nearly
nt outside figures and showed advances from
Jf to 2 , ' < per cent. Cotton Oils have the best
of it. St. Paul WHS up I * * ! Northwestern IJVt
Western Union If , Mls ouri Pacific 1'Louis ' -
villa & Nashville 1 % Lacknwnnmt l ) < j and
leading J/per cent. Taking the day ns u
vhole , it was n fairly good one for the bulls ,
ut the feeling nt the close was nervous. The
) tnl sales were 2UIiro , : shares , against 2.V.MM
hares yesterday.
GovBiiXMBXTft Oovernmcnt bonds were
ull but llrm.
TKHTEUIIAI'S QHITITIONS.
T , 8. 4 coupon. . . I'-liV _ _ _ _ _
T. y. 4J'H ! loution . Udji tlo preferred , Mil
'nclfhK'K ' cif 'ft' ) , . .121 N. V.r
iiimdiL Southern. M' , O. H. N V ,
ontral I'aritic. . . . : O.T IT
lilrnKO it Alton CM ) 1'HPlll'-Mull .Ti
< lo preferred lint p. . 11.K inn
. , n.&g lap. riillinun I
> . , L. &W USiM Ucuillng UIU
I. ttll.it tMVHork jHliiiiil 11.IU
Erin 27 St. L. A. S. t' Vii ?
do preferred 'HO I do prpfi'tTi'd Ii7'i
lllnols Central. . . . I IMS ( ' . . M. & St. Paul. . . 71 ? . ,
. , II. AcV t.lij il4ipn > ri > rifd Ill
K. A ; T 21U St.P. AO ili
.nkeHhoii' , . , V.1 , ilo pri'ferrHil 1KIU
, . k N r 'i.THxnsl'ncillc ' SIS ,
llcblgnn LVntrnl , .Mii.I'nlon . I'uelflr. 4l'/j (
.liHMiurl . I'arlHr. . W , W. . Kt. I. . A. 1' tr , ' ;
ilSbOlirll'llclMl ! . . . ai > i'llopll'fl'lTfd. . . ! ! ?
iloprefertfd. . . . 4i : > , l\V. U. Tflegraph. . . 7 !
Movnv On c'all easy ut ! li4 ( ? per cent ,
ho last loan at 3 } j per cent.
PIIIMK Mr.KiMII.I : PAIT.II 0 ( < iJj per
cent.
cent.STKIII.INH
STKIII.INH Exriuxoi : Quiet but titm at
.8l. ' j for sixty day bills , and f 4si.1. , for do-
nand.
Oct. 'JV Follo\viiiaiu ( ; the 'J : .TIJ
prices :
Flour Steady and iniuhuiifrcd.
Wheat. . Decidedly f-troii > rer throughout the
sesf-ion ; pi ices were advanced J < o abovw the
closhiR of ye tcvd , \ and elose < l Mronn and
active : cash , TIJ o ; December , ' % ; May ,
,
Corn Modcrnt'Oy aotivo and tinner ; mar
ket ojKiicd at yesterday's closing mid closed
M C. higher : cash , -tl o ; December , 41
-Klc ; May , 4.1J/C.
Oats Showed more strength but very
mall Improvement In values , due mainly tether
ther markets being better ; caab , 26 Vo ; De
cember , SrB'c ! : May , iftlja'c.
Kyo Quiet nt We.
linrlcy Nominal at 71c.
I'rlmo Timothy f..l'J.
Flnx-socd-l.W.
Whlsky-JI.10.
Pork Firmer and moderately active ; Jan
uary , tia.iaK.
Lard Stronger and moderately artivc ;
cash , tn.ilS ; Drcombcr. KJ.2.V May. J4i.tX ) .
Dry Salted Meats Shouldorn , $5.00 ( 3.20 ;
short clear. * 7.17.V.0 ( ) : short ribs.ttMX ) .
Hutter Dull and unchaiicd | ; creamery , 18
@ 'J5c ; dairy. lV ( < iJli- .
Cheese Dull anil unchanged ; full cream
Cheddars and llatn , lo'.iiille ; Jo'H'K ' Ameri
cas , ll@ll'4c.
Kt'gs Unehanjred at li7.1.V. (
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted , M- ;
Iffht , do. , 7 ! < c ; salted hull , IK' : green salted
alf , 8 : dry Hint. l-.TiMilo ; dry calf , lS iic ; ( ;
ilry salted , lOo ; deacons , each , : ie. ( )
Tallow Unuhnnfrnl ; No. I country , -l@
c ; No. a , ; ij o ; cakes. 4l4e.
Kecoipts. Khipments.
Flour , bbls . 2 : , ( XK ) irIHK , )
Wheat , bu . llil.itot ) 10KX ( )
Corn , bu . ' . . " .11,000. ) , ( KX )
Oats , bu . 144,000 'JVJ.tHX )
Uyo , bu . f > , ( KH ) ] TtKK )
Uailey , bu . s.OfK ) 44,000
Kt.I.oniN , Oct. 2.1. Wheat Stiontf and
nher ; cash , W@,2J/i , ' ; December , 7I1J.JC.
Corn Firm ; cash , 40 < JJ40. ' < 'i : ; December ,
t' .
Oats Firm ; cash , S44e ! ; November , .M'jO.
I'ork-i
Lard I
Whisky $1.05.
Hutter Quiet and unchanged ; creamery ,
232ie ( ; dairy , 1 c < j21c.
Afternoon Hoard Wheat , llrm ; Octo
ber , 72a72'io ( bid ; December , iSJ.j'c ; May ,
bO } e. Corn , strong ; October , 40o bid ; Jan-
mry , 4S'H'cbid ; ' ; May , 41 ; ' 'c. Oats , steady.
Cincinnati , Oct.25. Wheat Firm ; No.
2 red , 74c.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 44c.
Oats Stronger ; No. 2 mixed , 28' ' ffii'iSJ/c.
Rye-Steady ; No. 2 , Me.
Pork Dull ut $13.25.
Lard Strong ; prime steam , i0.22) ) < .
Whisky-Firm at * 1.05.
Milwaukee , Oct. 25. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 70e ; November , 71e ; May , 78' c.
Corn-Dull ; No. H , 3'Jc. '
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 white , 2TJi"e.
Rye-Strong ; No. 1 , We.
Hurley Lower ; No. 2 , iMJjV.
Provisions Easier ; pork , October , $13.00
@ 13.50.
MinnrnpoliN , Oct. 25. Wheat Strong
' ' ' ' October and No-
, . . ,
No. 2 , northern , October and Novem
ber , IWJfe ; December , ( W.4e ! ; May , 72e.
Flour Firm ; patents. lla'ir.e ) ( ' higher , at
M.25@4.H5 ; bakers' , Meady , at M.2riii.50. ( :
Kansas City , Get. 25. Wheat Steady :
No. 2 soft , cash , IBo bid ; May , T. 'e.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , ICiJ e bid ;
December , ! )5 ) } < e bid , ull o nsked ; May ,
Jrfc.
Oats-No. 2 , cash , Wtfc bid , 2,1c asked.
Now York , Oct. 2. ) . Wheat Iecclts ] ) ,
! B7OtH ) ; exports , none ; options were buoyant
during the entire day. advancing ( H > % \
early , and after n few slight changes ufosmu
strong at about best. sK | > t lots lifefe higher ;
vcn'ber closed at !
Corn -Receipts , 178,000 ; exports , (1,000 ( :
' ( ii c higher , nnd closing llrm ; ungraded
mixed , 524'53o ; No. 2 , 52US52Ue ( in ele
valor. 52jji253 ; } c delivered ; Novcmbei
closed at .VJJ/c.
Oats Receipts , 127,000 ; exports , none ;
moderately active and a shade higher :
nixed western , 32@34e ; white western , 32 ( < j
34o.
34o.Coffee
Coffee Spot , fair ; Rio , nominal nt $19.25
options active , but depressed nnd lower ;
sales , 130,000 bags ; October , fUi.516.ri5 :
November , llG.33@lti.ti5 ; December , $10.51
@ 1 70.
Petroleum-Steady ; United , 70 ; c.
Eggs Firm on choice { western , 12rt < 21e.
Pork Easier ; mess quoted at $13.55 < J (
$13.75 for old ; $14.00 < ! i'l4.r > 0 for new.
Lard 0@l3 points higher ; western steam
spot , ftl.75frtl ( O.SO.
Hutter Steady on fine grades : western
! iS25e ( ; western creamery , llt25c. ( |
Cheese Quiet and steadily held ; western
Now Orleans , Oct. 25. Corn Quie
and linn ; mixed , 55K ( < f50o ; whlto and yel
low , 50e.
Oats-Firm ; No. 2 , 34 > < J@n5i ) ; others un
changed ,
Conuneal Quiet but steady at t2.S2Jfg
Hog Products Dull , weak and Jowor
pork , $18.75 ; lard , M.75.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , t.VlO ; long clea
and clear rib , $7.00.
Liverpool , Oct. 25. Wheat Firm am
demand fair ; holders offer moderately.
Corn Ssteady and demand llrm.
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards , Clilcngo , Oct. S3
The Drovers' Journal reports :
Cattle Receipts , 11,000 ; market strong fo
best , others weak ; shipping steers , $2.SO ( [
4.80 ; stockers and feeders , $1.75@3.10 ; cowa
bulls und mixed , $1.80(32.05 ( ; Texas cattle
$1.75@3.00 ; western rangers , $2.00@3.70.
Hogs Receipts , 23,000 ; market weak
mixed , $4.20@4.55 : heavy , $4.30Q4.05 ; light
$4.254.55 ; skips , $3.004.15.
Sheei > Receipts , 0,000 ; market strong : nn
tlves , rJ.70 2.40 ; western. $3.00@3.40 ; Tex
ans , fJ.85@3.25 ; lambs , $4.005.50.
National Stook Yards. East Si
I.ouls , Oct. 25. Cattle Receipts , 4,000
shipments , 200 ; market slow : choice heav ,
native steers , $4.20@4,70 ; fair to good ns
tlves , $3.CO@4.35 ; butchers' steers , $ XOOi
3.70 ; rangers , 2,10@3. 0.
Hogs Receipts , 8,000 ; shipments , 1,000
market a thade higher : choice heav
and butcher * ' selections , $4.60(3-1,751 ( paci
Ing And Yorkers , ' common to prime , -$4.25
14.55 ; pigs , $ 't.itW.40.
KaiiHHN rlljr , Oct. 25. Cat tic-Receipts
3,000 ; shipments , 2,0Ki ( : good neo steady ,
common are weak ; good to choice corn-fed.
$4.2014.N ( ) : common to medium , $3.25G
1.10 ; Mockers , $2dO.tf2.M ( ) ; feeding steers ,
$ ' . ! .ti5ii3.)5 ) : cows. $1.2.'Vii2.f ' 0.
HOKS Receipts , 8,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ;
market opened steady , closing weak ut
11V lower ; omnium to choice , $4.10 ( < ij4.1V ,
skips and pigs , $2 , < > 0 < ; < 4.00.
OMAHA IilVK STOCK.
Tuo day , Oct. 86.
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle show a decided fall
ing off , there being M cais in to-day us
against 1C ! ) yesterday. Thu bulk of the re
ceipts were range cattle. There was a Very
fair demand for good corn-fed nativu steers ,
but there were very few in the jurds. The
murket.nti good cuttle continues aboutstendy.
The. market on feeders to-dav was very dull
and weak. Them were liberal offering , but
there were very few buyers.
HORN.
There was a notlceablu increase in the re
ceipts of hogs , there being forty-four loads
ns against twenty-two yesterday. The mar
ket oixjiied fairly uctivo nnd ut about sternly
price * . Later In thu morning thn market
grew stronger and closed Bo higher. Olio
load reached $4.40. Everything was sold.
Tin ) top hogs to day that sold nt 35u40o ! were
better than nnything that was In yesterday.
At the same time there were some loads that
were poorer than anj thing yesterd.iy.
Hlicop.
Tlicro were six loads of fresh receipts In
to dny but nothing doing on the market.
Oflleial ItcucliitH.
Cattle 1.295
H o gs 2 , SH3
Sheep i filts
Horses 43
MIII'MEXT.S.
Cattle 32 ears , C. H k Q. , Chicago.
Cattle 15carsC. k N. W , . Chicago.
Hogs 2 curs , M. P. , Kansas City.
Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market :
Choice steers , I.'XX ) to 1600 tt.s $4.25:4.65 ( :
Choice steers , llOOto 1300 ttis 4.00 4.25
Fat little ulcers , 1XX ) to 1050 ttis 3.75rf8.S5
Corn-fed range steers , 1200 to 1500 3.85f t4.80
Good to choice corn-fed cowa 2.500ifl.K )
Common to medium cows 1.50 ( 2.00
Coud ! to choice bulls 1.25@2.00
( ! oed range feeders 2.25 ( < { 2.50
CSood native feedersIKX ) ItiHamlup-
Avurds 2.76(32.85 (
Fair to medium native feeders , 000
Ths and upwards 2.50 ( < r2.65
Stackers , 400 to 71)0 ) ttis 2. < KKd2.40
Prime fat sheep 3.25i ( 3.50
Fair to medium sheep 2.50W3.00
Common sheep 1.50 < it2.25
Light and medium hogs 4.20 ( 4.80
( Jood to choice heavy hogs 4.30W4.40
Good to choice mixed hogs 4.25 ( 4.35
Jteprewiitatlvp SaleH.
VATIVK : Tiiil3 : C'OHN KK1I.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
IS..1149 $3. 5 12..1303 $4.00
HAMU : r.TCr.lls ! W1O. l.\XD A C. tO.
194..1032 2.37' ' . ; 103..1102 2.75
HAXOK f-TKlillS A. II. UEKI- .
68..1218 2.75
ItANIIh liri.I.S IIEEI. & 1IOSEXDAI.B.
1..1450 1.W W 1407 1.25
20. . . . 1333 1.25
ICANOP. bTEKIIS IIEEI. A UOSKNIUI.E.
70..1211 2.85
tOWS IUV &TATE CATTLE CO.
48. . . . 1030 2.10
OIMIS STEEUS NATIVES"
20. . . . 1003 300 5. . . . 032 3.00
NATIVE COWS.
15..1005 2.15 23..1033 2.25
C..1123 2.20
I'ins.
105. . . . 140 120 3tX )
HOOS.
Live Stock Hold.
Showing the number of head of stock sold
on the market to-day :
UATTLE.
G. H. Hammond &Co . 283
W. H. Hrown . S3
II. L. Jones . 23
Feeders . . . 117
Total . 444
lions.
G. H. Hammond &Co . 532
AiiKlo-Ameriean Packing Co . 2825
Fowler it Son . isfl
Harris & Fisher . 09
Total . gnu
All sales of stock in this market are made
per owt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at > fc per Ib. for all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs.
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs.
and stags SO Ibs. by the public inspector.
Iilvc Stock Notes.
Hogs 5e higher.
Good cattle in demand.
Feeders slow and weak.
Hops average sixty-five to the car.
S. S. Brown , Indianola , was herewith
hogs.
A. J. Snowden , Kearney , was in with eight
loads of cattle.
A. M. .lories , Little Sioux la. , sold aloadol
hogs al * 4.30 ,
.1 , Arthur , Fort Collins , was here with o
train of cattle
Charlie Arms , Torkio , Mo , , was hero look
ing over the yards.
Mr. Parkluirst , of Hrown , Parkhwst &
Co. , cnmo in yesterday.
J. Philpot , Weeping Water , was in and
marketed a load of cattle.
Among the visitors at the yards was Mr.
Kendall , of Kendall & Smith , Lincoln ,
D. S. Kinsella , Panama , came in with two
loads of hogs which sold on the market.
Leo Love , a well known banker of York.
and a member of the linn of McCloud , Lovt
& Co. , was in yesterday.
F. J. Spencer , a prominent cattle man oi
Cheyenne , stopped hero on his way to Rail'
dolph , la. , where ho is feeding 40U head o )
cattlo.
Hichard Long , an old time stockman , resid
Ing at Carlisle , Pa , , was looking over tin
yards. Ho is making arrangements to tccC
some cattle this winter in Nebraska.
It does not look now as If Armour
or Swift would bo ready to opci :
up their packing houses by the first of next
month , although the builders claim that thej
will. There is still a good deal of work to be
done on the houses , but when the amount ol
work , which has been accomplished in the
jrast few weeks , is trkon into consideration
it would seem as if anything were possible.
OMAUA. WIIOLKSAIjE MAHKETS
Tuesday , Oct. 23.
Produce ) , Fruits , Etc.
T/ic follnii'lnv arc the prices at u-hlcJi
round lots of produce are sold on this
VMikct. JYiiKs or other lines of aowls re
qnlrlHij < Mnt labor nf pucMmj cannot al
ways be supplied on ontslile orders at tin
same prices < ; iotc ( < Z the local trade ;
There , was a large decrease in the recciptf
of live poultry , though there Is still a greul
deal on the market. The market was rathei
dull to-day on most lines of produce.
-The market is fair , good stock bring !
,
BUTTEK Creamery. West Point SOo
other creameries 22&24c per pound ; choice
dairy , 18Q20o. medium grades , 13@15c ; or
illnary , 9 < jJ10c
CHEESE Markolfalf. Fancy full cream
Cheddars , single 13u ; full cream twins , I3o
young Americas , I8 > c ; brick cheese , 100 Ibs
In cam' , IfHi : t.liiiborgon JIM ib.t in case , 14c ;
SaurV fancy Ohio , Iw.f
Lm : I'oi'l.TRi Spring chickens , Il.TiX
2.001 old fowl" , $2.00 $ V > ; ducks , 12.25
( < i2.75 ; ) t < iw , &t.r > ( ) per | lox : turkeys. In very
IMit n-fiuest , * ® 7Jcc. 4)rci cl Chickens.
syrtojH-r Ib ; turkujs , lliJ12 ( c ; duclts mid
grese , 11 ( T12'fo.
HofK KIIOUT 43.25 pt-r bbl.
(1MB Receipts llKht ; prnlrle chickens ,
s'l.X ( ) ( ; .1.2.i ; milliard duuks , lnOi(2.50 ( ; ; itniil | ,
fl.MWl.7n ; teal and mixed duckn , fl.001.75 ;
niic | , ; .VWUK1 ; JacW rabbits , 40 < ; H' > o each ;
JhcK Milpifl.tX ) per doz ; vcnloon. lOc jxr ; Ib.
Otvmix Shell. &UO I'er ' hundred ; bulk ,
$ l.ttper ! hundred ; selects , 12.20 a gallon ;
cutis , Now York counts ! , 45o ; selects , ! l5i40o :
standard , 27d(80o ; Royul , 40c ; Jerome bays.
40oTipcr,25c. ;
PoTATORt The market Is well supplied.
Utah and Colorado stock sells at 80S85e ( : Ne
braska and Iowa stock 5570c ( per bushel.
SWKRT POTATOES The market is well sup
plied with homo grown at 05 ( 750 per bushel ;
Virginia stock 3c | > cr Ib.
OXIOSH Choice largo California onions arc
offered on the market nUKX : per bushel. Homegrown
grown , Xc ) ( > If l.K ) .
UAUI.IFLOWF.H f2.50 per dor.
UiuNnemiii : * The market is fairly well
supplied with good stock. Hell It Cherry ,
t7.no ; Hell & Huplu , $5.00 ; Capo Cods , Ifl.OO.
liRtNH Hand-picked navy , I'J.fiOpcrbttRhcl ,
and other grades down as low as $1.25. Cali
fornia stock. $2.40 per bushel.
CKI.KIU The rtsculpts are larger and the
stock better. Good stock brings 30)5ti ! ) u
do/en.
CniKK-Cholee Michigan elder , W.00@fl.ljO
per bbl. of 'U gal.
Co ( OANL'TS Good stock. $5.00.
LIMOS : Mi'sslnn , $5.50 ( < nj.OO ; Mulora ,
* 7.W ) ; Sorrnnto , t7.00.
Miri.K SudAii Choice Ohio stock , lOa per
Ib ,
PoiToitx Choice rice corn , 3cpcr Ib ; other
kinds , 2it2J ( u per Ib.
HOSKV Choice , in 1 Ib frames. 21o.
OIIANOES Messina out of the market ;
Louisiana , $9.00 per bbl , $5.00 per box ; Ja-
macia , $10.00 per bbl , $5.50 per box.
Arj-i.Ks Choice Michigan apples , homegrown
grown , $3.00 ( < V8.60 ; Jonathans , $ : ) .60@H.75.
GiiAi'KH Homo grown stock is In liberal
supnly mid is moving fccly at 4J < ? c per pound ;
California , Tokay , $2.50 per crate ; Muscats ,
$2.50 ; New York , 10-lb baskets , 35@45e.
QUINCES New York stock , $7.50@S.OO per
bbl.
bbl.HAVAKAS
HAVAKAS The market is well supplied with
bananas at K.OOtffS.OO per bunch.
NUTS New crop ; Ohio chestnuts , 15@18c
per Ib ; jtounuts , 7) 0 , raw ; IJrazil nuts , 18c ;
almonds , Tarragona , 20c ; English walnuts ,
ISc ; filberts , 12c.
Flour nml Feed.
'flic fnUowimt arc the jiAiblnu prices :
Minnesota patents , $2.50 ) > er ewt ; Minnesota
seta backers' straight , $3,20 per cwt ; Kansas
ahd Missouri winter fancy patents , $3.45@
2.00 ; Nebraska patents , $3.25oJ2.35 ; rye flour ,
$1.75@1.90 per cwt ; rye , Graham , $1.40 per
cwt ; wheat , Graham , $1.75 per cwt ; cornmeal -
meal , yellow , 90c per cwt ; commeal , white ,
$1.00 per cwt ; chopped feed , $14.00@10.00 pel-
ton ; bran , $12.00u ( > 18.00 per ton ; screenings ,
$ ' .I.K12.00 ( ) per ton.
HAY Slow ; upland prairie $7.00 ; common ,
coarse , $0.00 ( 0.0. _
Grocers' Mut.
COFFEU Ordinary grades , 20J @ 21c ; fair ,
21k'22c ; jirime , 22@28c ; fancy green and
yellow , 28@25c ; old government Java , 28@
80c ; interior Java , 25@28e. ; Mocha , 28@30c ;
Arbucklo's roasted , SMiJi'c ; McLaughlin's
XXXX , 20 c ; IJilworth's , 20c ; Red Cross ,
REFINED LAKH Tierce , 7e ; 4Mb square
cans , 7c ; 60-lb round , 7ifc ; 20-lb round , 7c :
10-lb pails , 7' < fe5-lb ; polls , 7a ; a-lb pails ,
7Vc.
7Vc.Suon
Suo\n Granulated , OJ gfiXc ; conf. A ,
< V @ < ic ; white extra C , WCSfl ? c ; extra C ,
< > Uifl > tfc ; yellow C , BJ c ; cut loaf , 7 ; e ; pow
dered , 7 , ' c.
PicKl.nsi Medium in bbls , $0.50 ; do in half
bbls , $3.75 ; small , in bbls , $7.50 ; do in half
bbls , $4.25 ; gcrkins , in bbls , $3 50 ; do in half
bbls , $4.75.
WOODKNWAUK Two-hood pails , per doz ,
* 1.45 ; 3-hoop pails , * 1.70 ; No. 1 tub , $ .50 ; No.
Stub , $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 ; washboards ,
$1.75 ; assorted bowls , $2.25 ; No. 1 churns , 0 ;
No. 2 churns , $8 : No 8 churns , $7.
TOHACCO Lorillard's Climax , 44c ; Splen
did , 4lc ; Mechanic's Delight , 41o ; Leggett &
Meyer's Star , 41e ; Cornerstone , 34c ; Drum-
inond's Horse Shoe , 41c ; T. J. , 37o ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44e.
BROOMS Extra 4-tlc , $2.CO ; No. 1 , $2 ; No.
2 , $1.75 ; heavy stable , $4.
CANuv-Mixed , 8 > @llc ; stick , 8 @ 9,4.
CHAOKEHS Garncau's soda , butter and
picnic. 5c ; creams , 8c ; ginger snaps , 8c ; city
soda 7c.
TIAS Japan , 20 < a55c : guniwwdcr. 20@
60J c ; Young Hyson , 25@55c ; Oolong , 20@
jEi.i.irs 80-lb palls , $2.00.
hams , in@llu ; dried beef regular ,
hams picnic , 7K8c. (
DuiEii FKVITS Apples , new , Jf's Oc : evai > -
oratcd , 50-lb ring , WX@\Qc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 29c ; blaekberrres , evajxiratcd ,
! ) J-4@10i' ; pitted cherries , peaches , new ,
7 c ; evaimrated peeled pcaches,28@39covap- ;
orated , unpared , 1810c ; new currents , 7Jf
@ 7) < Jc ; prunes , 5@fH.fc ; citron , 25e ; raisins ,
London layers , $2.10@2.15 ; California loose
muscatels , $1.90@2.00 ; new Valencias ,
ROPE Seven-sixteenths inch , 12@12 } < c.
Svnui' No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , $1.45@1.50 ;
New Orleans. i > er gallon , 88@4tc ! ; maple
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , SOo ;
1-gallon cans , per do$10.50 ; half gallon
cans , per doz. $0.25 ; quart cans , $3.25.
STAHCH Mirror gloss , 5c ; Graves' corn ,
0/c , ; Oswego gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , standard , per
case , $3.10(33.15 ( ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.00 < 8.10 ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , l.00@
3.10 ; California pears , per case , $4.70 ( 4.80 ;
apricots , per case , $4.10 4.25 ; i > eaches , per
case , $5.75J5 ( 85 ; white cherries , per case ,
$ < ! 00 ; plums , per case , $ .180@3.90 : blueber
ries , per case , $2.30@2.40 ; egg plums , 3-lb ,
per case , $2.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.20@5.75 : Mb salmon , per do . $2.00@2.05 ;
2-lb gooseberries . . . ' ! 2-lb
- , per case , $8.25@3.5 ; -
string beans , per case , $1.75 ; 2-lb lima beans ,
per case , $1. ( SO ; 2-lb marrowfat peas , $2.50 ( !
8.00 ; 2-lb early June peas , per case , $2.75 ; a-lb
tomatoes , $2.40@2.50 ; 2-lb corn , f2.30@2.40.
HOLLAND H 1:11111x03 85c per keg.
Dry Goodn.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis-
, _
* yTj * , * * f * * > v t \j \ j | - > vt AA | jinj AVVt
18c ; U , 20c ; No. 10 , 8 0 ; 40,10 > io ; 60,12 > < fc ;
fell , 15o ; 30 , colored , 10o ; GO , colored , 12c ;
70 , colored , 15o ; Uristol , 13Xc ; Union Pa-
clfle , 18c.
CUII-KT WAiti'-Bibb white , IS' c ; col-
oreil , 80 > c.
HATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , lie ; Beauty ,
12 > . ; c ; Boone , 14u ; B , cased , $0.50.
PitiNTs SOLID COLOIIS Atlanta , 5Kc ;
Slater , 5c ; Berlin Oil , ) < c ; Garner Oil'ft ®
7c. PINK AND UOIIES HiclimondtJo ; Allen
tic ; Uiverpoint 5o ; Steel Hivor Co ; Uich-
inondfic ; l .icinc it ; < fc. INDIGO HLUK Wash
ington ( io ; Century Indigo blue prints , lOc ;
American OJ c ; Arnold lljfc ; Arnold H lie ;
Arnold A 12o ; Arnold Goldseal lOKc. DIIESS ;
Charter Oak , 4 " ; Hamao ] ! ) % o ; Lodl4Kc ;
Allen 5J c ; Kichmond 5Ku ; Windsor tic ;
Edilystono Oc ; Pacific be.
GiNoiiAM-Plunkctt checks , 7 c ; Whit-
enton , 74'c ; York , 7' c ; Normandl Dress ,
Jtfc ; Calcutta Dress , 8' < c ; WlilttentonDress ,
sage , 7 > c ; Roekport , fi fc ; Conestogu , OJfc
TICKS Lewiston , 30 in. , 12 > < fc ; Lewlstou ,
82 in.,13i c ; York , 32 in. , 14e ; Swift River ,
734cThorndikeOO,8tfo ; ; Thorndike E F ,
8J4o ; Thorndiko 120 , Uo ; Thorndiko XXX ,
15c ; Cordis No. 5 , 9 > fo"Cordis ; No. 4 , lie.
DENIMS Amoskeag 9 oz. , lOc ; Everett 7
oz. , 13o ; York 7 oz. , 13c : Haymaker H o\ \
Jaffrey XX. ll c ; JalTrcy XXX , 12'jje ;
Heaver Creek , AA , ! 2o ; Heaver Creek HIJ ,
lie ; Heaver Creek CC , lOc.
KENTUCKY JEANS Memorial 15c : Canton
16o ; Durham 27J c ; Hercules 18e ; Leaming
ton 22Xe ; Colts weld 25c.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , 2.85 ;
plain Holland & o to 9c ; Dado Holland 18Wo.
FLiNNELS Plald-Uaftsman 83o ; Goshen
32' < o ; Clear Lake 32J o ; Maple City :3fl : ) c.
White-G. H. No. 2 , 92 o ; O. H. No. 1 ,
S ° A ? ' : No. 2 , AMO' : B. II. No. 1 !
BLANKKTS White , $ i,00@7.50 ; colored tl.10
BLEACHED StiKETi.Na-Bcrkcly . cambric ,
No. 00 , 0'io ; Bert Yet , 44 , O c ; butter clotli
OO , 4o ; Cabot , 7) 0 ; Farwell , 80 ; fruit' of
'fc ; Pep | orcll. 40 inch , ll > io ; Pep-
perell , 0-4 , 15o ; Popiwrclt , 818c ; Peppercll ,
M. SOo : Peppercll , 10-4 , 22 > o ; Canton. 4-4 ,
S c ; Canton , 4-4 , 9 } < o ; Triumph , Co ; Warn-
suttiv , lie ; Valley , 6c.
BIIOWN SHEETINO Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7Vc ; A
BantloH , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4. nko ; At-
lantlo P , 4-4 , t * ( Aurora \ LL. 4-4 , S/fo ; Au-
roraC , 4-4 , 4 < tfc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , rt 'o ;
llooslor LL , 4-4. fij/cj Indlaii Head. 4-4 , 7uo ;
[ . .tuvrcnco LL , 4-4 , iV'/o ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
1J < o : Peppercll H , 4.OKo ; Pcpiwroll 0 , 4-4 ,
Oo ; Peppcrell. 8-4 , 10o ; Pepperell , fl-4 , ISo ;
Peppercll , 10-4 , 20iUtlco ; C. 4-4 , 4Jfc ;
Waehusett , 4-4 , .7o ; Aui-ora , 4-4 , 0 'o :
Aurora B , 4-4 , Oc.
Di'cK West Point 20 in , S oz. , 10Aj } ; West
Point 20 in , 10 oz. 18 < c ; West Point 29 in , 13
oz , IGc ; West Point 40 in , H oz. lOc. Checks
Caledonia X , H 'e ; Caledonia XX ,
Economy , 0g9 ( c ; Otis ,
General Mnrkct * .
Si-iHiTS Cologne spirits , 188 proof , 11.10 ;
do 101 proof , (1.12 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , fl.10 ; do INS proof , (1.09. Alcohol
188 proof , | 3.tO per wine irnllon. Kcdlstllled
whiskies , ll.OOWl.50. Gin blended , 1.BO@
2,00 ; Kentucky bourbons , $2.00 ( < 10'.00 ; Ken-
tucUy and Pennsylvania ryes , $3.00@ .r > 0 ;
Golden Shcnf bourbon and rye whiskies , 11.50
@ 3.X ) . Brandies , Imported. | . @ . ; - do
mestic , (1.KK : > 13.00. Gins , Imported , f4.SO (
0.00 ; domestic , t. 2503.00. Champagnes , Im
ported , per case , $38.0U(33.vj ( ( ) American , per
case , 10.00@lfl.OO.
HKAVT H AHD WAKB Iron , rate , 12.70 ; plow
steel. 8jHcial cast. 4lfc ; crucible steel , 0) ) o ;
cast tools , do , 12 ( > gl5c ; wagon simkes , per set ,
* 2.00@5.50 ; hubs , jwr set , $1.50 ; felloos ,
sawctl dry , ll.tX ) ; tongues , each , 80c ; nxlcs.
each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , C { < dl3o ; cell
chain , per Ib , 0) ) @ 13 ; malleable , S lOc ; Iron
wedges , 5c ; crowbars , Oc ; harrow teeth , Jt'o ;
spring steel , 4@rio : Burden's horseshoes.
$4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. $ T > .75 ; burbod
wire , In iar lots , $4.00 per 100 Ibs ; iron nails ,
rates , 10 to 50 , * 2.40 ; steel nails , f2.50.
Hunts Green butchers' , fiKo ; green
cured , 7c ; dry flint , lOc ; dry salt , 8c ; grecu
calf skins , 7 c ; damaged hides , two-thlrda
price. Tallow 3J/C. Grease Prime whlto ,
3c ; yellow , 3o ; brawn , IJu'c. SheeppoltB ,
COAT/ Egg , $10.00 ; nut , $10.00 ; range ,
$10.00 ; walnut block , $ , ' 1.50 ; Jcnvii lump , $ : ) .50 ;
Iowa nut , $2.75 ; Illinois , f . ' JJ-4.75. (
_ Dry Lumber. _
DIMENSIONS AM ) TIMIIKIIR.
1st and 2nd. clear , 1 , 1 flinch , B. 2 s $50.50
3d , clear , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , , 46.50
" " IK , 1 ,2 in 40.50
A select , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , 40.00
" " 14 , IK 2 in 44.00
B " linchB.2s. , 80.00
" " l)4i ) ! JlT,2.ln 07.00
1'01'I.AH LUM11EH.
Clear Poplar , Bx. Bds. % in. , s. 2 s $35.50
" " Kin. Panel , s. 2s 27.00
" " Corrugated Ceiling , K. . . 28.50
BATTENS , WELL TUIIINO , 1'ICKETS.
O. G. Baits , 2K in $00.75
" Kx3in. , s. Is 00.45
3 in. Well Tubing D & M and Bev 23.00
Pickets , D& H , Flat 20.50
" " Square 21.00
ItOAIlD1) .
No. 1 com , s. ] slS.H ) I No. 2. com , s t s$17.00
No. 3 " " 15.501 No. 4 , " " 13.00
I Dl NO.
A , 12 , 14 and 10 ft. $31.50 ; C $15.50
B , " " " 20.50 ; D 12.50
FKNCIXO.
No. 1,4 4fcOinl2&14 ft , rough $10.50
No. 1 , " " 1(1" ( " 19.50
No.2 , " " 12&14" " in.OO
No. 2 , " ' 1(1" ( " 17.50
CEIL1NO AND PAKTITION.
1st com. Ji in White Pine Ceiling $34.00
2nd " " " " 38.00
Clear , % in. Norway " " 10.00
2ndcom.in. " " " 14.00
STOCK 11OA1IDS.
A 12 Inch si s $45.50
No. 1 , corn. 12 s 1 s , 12 f t 20.50
" " " 14ft 1'J.OO
" " " 10ft 18.50
No.2 " ' 10.00
" " " 10ft 17.50
Inch Grooved Uooflng , $1,00 per M more
than 12-inch stock boards same length.
811INOLES , LATH.
XX clear $3.10 Extra A" $2.00
* AStandard. . . . 2.75 * A * H H&B. . . 2.55
0 in. clear , No. 1. 1.50 Lath 2.03
POSTS.
White cedar , 0 in. , K8. 12c ; 9 in. qrs. , lie ;
8 in. qr . , lOo ; 4 in. round , 15e ; Tennessee
Red Cedar , split , IBo ; Split Oak , I2c.
LIME , ETC.
Quincy white lime ( bapt ) , 90c ; Akron ce
ment , $1.75 ; hair , 300 ; pi Jstor , $2.75 ; tar board ,
$1.75 ; sash , 40o per ct. ; doors , 40c per ct. ;
blinds , 40o per ct. ; mouldidgs , 40c per ct. ;
tar felt , per ewt. , $2.75 , straw board. $1.75.
80UT1IEIIN YELLOW PINE.
Com. 4 & 0 in. flooring $17.50
Star ' ' " 31.50
Clear % in Ceiling 21.50
Clear % in Partition 25.00
Clear finished , 1 & IX in. s2s 29.00
Clear corrugated coiling , 4 in 27.00
Yellow pine casing and base 20.00
Sold Again.
Chicago Timed : A nicely dressed
man , wearing a Prince Albert coat and
a tall hat , stepped into Colonel Jack
Graff's wet-goodB store yesterday , and ,
after carefully viewing the surround-
ingH , asked for the colonel.
"Dat's mo , " answered the colonel ,
stepping up to the stranger. "Vat kin
I do fur you ? "
"You ean probably see from my gen
eral appearance that I am no bar-room
loafer. Neither am I a prohibitionist.
I'm as fond of n drink as anybody , but
I've always got to take my liquor on the
quiet , I worked the Sunday school su
perintendent racket until I secured a
good position. If my employer found
out that I took a drink occasionally oil
would go my head quicker'n a mule can
kick. Now , then , if I take a drink in
your houbo hero can I trust you ? "
"Dnibd moV Old Shako GrafT'r1 Veil ,
I hhould snecker. You don't subboso
oil Shake Gralf vas so pig a fool dal lie
gif his giibtlomers avayV"
"Then I can trust you ? " asked-tho
stranger gleefully , laying his hand on
the colonel's arm.
"Veil I shouldn't shaso "
, a shippy , re
sponded the colonel.
"And if I take a drink here you'll
say nothing about it. "
' 'You bed your bwced life I dou'd vas
say nodingH. '
"Then give mo some of the best
liquor you've ' got in the house , " wild the
stranger , and the colonel sot out a de
canter of twenty year old Bourbon.
The stranger took about four lingers ,
tossed it off with a relish , wiped his lips
with the Turkish towel hanging in
front of the counter , and , turning to the
colonel , lie gracefully bowed his thanks
for the delightful drink. Then ho bid
the co.onel "Good day , " and started to
leave.
"Say , mine frient , you vas * bout for-
godden somcdings , " said the colonel.
"I guess not , " baid the fatranger , look
ing about the baloon.
"You forgot to bay for der drink , "
put in the colonel.
"Why you said most emphatically be
fore I took that drink that if I took it
you would say nothing about it. Good
day , sir. "
"Soil agin , by shominy , " muttered
the colonel as the btrangor disappeared.
"I vas been like Shon Vhullun. Dor
ouldor I ged der meaner I ged sold
oud. "
Notice to Contractors.
S Proposals will bo received at the
ollice of the county clerk up to noon of Sat
urday , October 29th , I h7 , for grading 10.00U
yards of eaith , more or lean , at iiiturhectlon ot
Eoth and .Missouri avenue , antl south on 20th
Htreot fiom J to N streets. Thu right Is reserved
to reject any uml all bids. A deposit of tii.lio
will be requlrwl with each bid. Klx-clttcaUniu
of above work can be Ken at county clerk's
otttctt. lly order nt the Hoard.
C. F , N KDUAU , County Clerk.
'
. „ . AKrloujturaMmplemantji. _
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Atricnltnral Implements , Waps ,
Carriages and ntiMltn. Jon * strret , Oetween Pth and
Nth. Omalia , Nebrnnka.
AM ETC AM ? co. ,
Ain'icnltnrallmDlements.fuions.Canlages
. .
Nebra a.
, . tTholetal * Dralrm In
Auricnltnrallmplements ,
_ . W jkn W7. JonePlreet , Oniaba.
PTP. MAST A CO. ,
Mannfactnrers ofBnckeyo Drills. Seeders ,
WINONAMPLEMENT'CO. ,
TVboltiale
1
Corner lu'h and Nlclinlai Street ! .
Artists' Materials.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1613 Uouglai Street , Omaha , Nebraika.
Boots and Shoes.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Joooers of Boots and Shoes ,
tell Karnam St. , Omaha , Neb. Manufactory , Baamer
Street , Bmton.
KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
( Sucoeoora to Rteil , Jonei A Co. )
Wholesale Mannfactnrers of Boots and Shoes
AgenU for Roiton Knbber Hhne Co. 1102.1104 A1IM
Marnej St. , Ouinlia , Nehraika.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Coffee and Spice Mllli.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder ,
_ C roc keryandjQlaas ware.
W. L. WRIGHT , '
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc. Offlce. 317 S. 13th ftt. , Omaha , Nebratka. '
Commission and sforage.
'
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Batter , Kggi and Produce. Contlgnmenu lollclted.
Headquarter * for Stoneware , llcrrr llosei and
Grape Batketa. HU L > o < lge Ht-.Uin.ba.
RIDDELL& RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
WIEDEMAN & CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Buttfr , Oame.FrulO. Etc. WJSoulh Hlli St. .
_ Omaha. Nebraska.
CEO. SCHROEDER St. CO. .
( HucCKiMirl to McShtne & Brhroeder. )
Prodnce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nbra ka.
_
OMAHA COAL , COKE i LIME CO. .
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
KB South 13th Street. Omaha , Nebraska. _
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Illinois White Lime ,
and f hlnperi of Coal , Coke , Cement , t'laitor , I.I me ,
Drain 'file ' and Hewrr Tip * . OIHre , Taxlon Hotel ,
Famaiu St. , Umaba , Neb. Telophonu ( II.
* '
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
2U Bouth lath St. . Omaha. Neb.
M. E. SMITH & CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
110 ] and lUMDouglai , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Gent * ' Furnltblng Ooodi.Cornerllth and Harner SU. ,
Omaba , Nebraika.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
r rnam Street. Omaha , N bra a.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Fnrnitnre , Bering , Upholstery , Mirrors ,
Ktc. IMC. 1206 and UIO rarnam Btr t. Omaha.
Crocerlee.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER 4 CO. .
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
706,707,7W and 711 H. lOtli St. , Omalia , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY it CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
1Mb and Learenworth Streeti , Omaha , Nebraika.
D. M. STEELE & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1119 , mi and 1333 Harner Btreet , Omaha , Neb.
ALLEN BROS. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
11U and 1118 Uarney Btreet. Omalia. Neb.
Hardware.
LEE. FRIED * CO. ,
Joohers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tlnware.Sheet Iron.Kto. Agent * for Howe Hcaleiand
lllaml 1'owder Co. , Omaha , Neb ,
HIMEBAUGH * TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Mechanic ! ' Tools and Buffalo Benin. 1400 Douilai-it.
Omaha. Nebraika.
. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Harner Hti. , Omaha.Ncb. Wrilera Aienti
lor Austin I'owclor Co..IeTerson ! Ntevl Nall > , Fair-
binki HUndanl Scalpn.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heary Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wagon Stock , Hardware Lumber , etc. 12U9
and Ull llarncy btrunt , Oinatia. _
EDNEY In GIBBON.
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Hats , caps , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE * CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 Haruer Street , Omaha , Neb.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DIST4LLERY CO
and ILER * CO. ,
Importers & Joooers of FineWines&Liprs
Kan India Blttert and Domettle I.lquori. I1U Harner
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. .
All kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
18th Street and Union Paclno Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD.
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Docri , etc , Yardi-Coroer 7th and Douglai ; Corner9tn
and Houglai.
C. N. DEITZ.
Dealer in all Kinds of Lnmher ,
18th and California BU. , Omalia , N b.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner ith and DouglM Bt . , Omaha.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only , <
, UW rmui gui ( . Onto * )
OMJOBBEHOWM ?
Lumber.
CHAS. R. t.EE ,
Dealer in Hardwood 'Lumber ,
Wcoa C rnu tnd Ttrquxt flooring.
* Elrfftn , Ooi h .
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc , '
Imported and American Portland Our nt ,
( or Milwaukee HiJmullo Cement aai )
I. OBERFELDKR A CO. ,
Imuorters & Jokers of Millinery & Notions
3W. IIP and an South llth Street.
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J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Fnrnishini
Ml and MA South IQU Street , Omaha.
VINYARD A SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
1108 Barney Street , Omana. _
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and LnbricatintOils ,
Aile Orta , etc. . Um lia. A. li. BUhop , MtaaielS
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carryanlcn itork of printing , wrapping aad writing
paiKr. 0 | > ecl l attention jlren to car l a oi\l rt.
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WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Aniiliary Publishers ,
fitalen IB type , premen and printer * ' enppliei , Mt
South nth Btr t , Omaaa.
OMAHA RUBBER CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Oil Clothing and leather Baiting. KU8 Kurnum Htt eU
A. L. STRANG CO. .
Pomps , Pipes and Engines ,
Bleara , water , railway anil ralnlnit lunpllor" . etc. V2QV
Kt and W Karnam Htreet , Omaha.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Btcani anil Water Bupplle * . lleaaqiiarten , for Mnsk
Kooit A Co'i foodi. 1111 Karnam St. , Omnha. '
U.S. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
lUlllday Wind Mllln. DIM and Ml Karnam Ht. , Omaha *
U.K. lto . Acting Manager. J
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BROWNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
Bbeet Iron Work , ( < te m I'liiuri' , Saw Mllli. 12I'MS1
Leairnworth Ktrert , Oiuitlm , ,
Seed8. _
PHIL. STIM'M EL& 66. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
911 and 913 Jones Fit. , Omn'ia
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS St , CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Branch hniite of the Ilennujr BugT fn. Huiiirli' * at
wliolusalo and roUII. l.TO.I'lIll nud 1 il'J ItHrd Hlrcet ,
Ouiulia. Telcphonu Nu. "M ,
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WM. A. WIUSON & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Teas & Cigars ,
Bplcei and Daley linking Peeler , liltfaud HIBIIar.
ncy btreet.Uranlia.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Mannfactnrc Galvanized Iron and Cornice.
John Bpeneter , I'mnrlctur. WO Dodi and 1U ) and 109
Nurth IDtU Strttt , Umaba. :
jSmokeTstacke , oilers , jEto.
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H.'K. SAWYER.
Mannfactnring Dealer in Smote Stacks ,
Drttchlniii , Tan In and tieneral Dollar Uetialrlug. 131t
l > o < ige Ptreut. Omalia , Neb.
Iron Works. i
PAXTON t VIERLING.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort
Knjflneii , BrnBa work , tenerat founilry. machine uiv
blackiuiitli work. tmU'e and work ! , U. f. llr. and
17th Btreet , Oinuha.
OMAHA WIREdi IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk r lli , window RiiRrdu , flower Bland * , wire slunt
etc. , 121 North 10th St. , Omaha. 1
OMAHA SAFE AND IRON WORKS *
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes |
VaulU , Jail work. Iron and wire IimcliiK , nlgna , ule. Of
Amlreen , 1'rop'r. Cur. Hlh ami Jiuk.ion bt .
MEAGHER ft SPROAT ,
General Agent * for Dlebuld hafe & Ix > ek Co.'i
Fire and Burglar Proof SafesTime Lock ti !
VaulU and Jail Work , 1415 Karnam Street , Omaha.
Overalls. _
CANFIELD MANUFACTUR fNG CO *
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeani 1'antf , bhlrti , Ktc. 1103 and 1104 Duuglai Street ,
Omnlia , Nub.
MTATDTlSBWovT * CO. .
Wholesale Manufacturer * of
Sash , Boors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Office , 12th and Iiard Street ! , Omaha , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds , I
Mouldlnni , Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Ha >
lib. N. K. Curner btb and l avenworth titreeti.
Omaba. Neb.
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OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. .
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ,
Ami Bllndu , Turning , Btalr-wnrk. Bank and OtUc
aoth and I'oppleton Avenue.
STORZ ti ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1U1 North Klghleenth Htreot , Omaba. Neb.
C.H. PAI.UKH. N , P. IlirUMAH. J. U. UI.ANCIIAIUJ *
PALMER , RICH MAN & CO. ,
Lire Stock Commission Merchants ,
OfllCO Hoom 54 , OppoilM Blchange Bulldliu. Union
btoct Y rd . Bouth OmUi . Neb.
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McCOY BROS. ,
Lire Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market furnlitie < 1 free on application. Rtoeken infl
feeders fumlihed cm good Mrnu. Rcrrrinceo Omai
tia National Hank aucl Houlb Omaha NaUuaal , Unlun
block YarOj , bauth O alta. ! . . . .
LORIMER. WESTERFIELD & MALEY
Lire Stock Commission , :
Boom li , Exchange Dulldlag , Union Block YarU * .
buutlj Omalia , Neb.
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HORN If SHARPE ,
Commission Dealers in Lire Stock ,
Room 23 , Kichange BulMIng , Union Htock Tdi , S.
Omaha , llafvrencei : Uuluu Nat'l llauk , Omaha.
Union stock Yard > Hank , S. Omaha , U. b. Uowl i
1'fti. Am. Hank 4 Tru t c'o. . Ouiaha ?
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ALEXANDER 4 FITCH
Commission Dealers in Lire Stock ,
lloom 22 , oppoilta Kxrhinie Bulldlar , Union BtocM
Yardi , South Omaha. Neb.
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UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John V , B ja. BupertuUod B.l.