Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 8 , 1887.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Wheat Opens Fractionally Lower
Than Saturday.
MORE BUSINESS DOING IN OATS.
The Week In ProtlsloiiH OpenH With
out KNpcolnl Change An Advance
in Cattle HORB JlrUk-Gcu-
crnl Quotations.
CHICAGO I'ltOimCE 31 AllKK.
CIIICAOO , Nov * . 7. [ Special Telegram to
IhoHp.K. ] The opening in wheat was frac
tionally below Saturday's close at 73c for
December and 7bc for May. The expecta
tion of u large Increase In the visible supply
caused prices to full off to 72Jf for December
nnd 78XG"8n'e for May , but there were very
few transactions ut the Inside figures. A
rungo of ) fo In the May delivery and of & @ 'f
In the December deliver wus all that was
offered to the corn traders to-dav. Trading
wo * limited , in a speculative wny.niid the
result of the rmorning session's business
was to leave prices exactly where they
were at the opening. Receipts here were 201
cars , which wiis twenty-four curs less than
1-xpccU'd. Tlio estimate for to-morrow is 020
i-ars. The decrease in the visible supply was
7MK)0 ( ) bushels , but this fact , which might
have been expected tpbo a strcngthcn-ug fea
ture , did not affect the market.
Dcrombtir corn opened at 41c , sold at 41@
4ic and at 40 0 nnd closed at 41c. May
opened nt 45) ) c and fluctuated between these
prices and 4r > c , closing ut 4'ii'c. )
There was ruthcr more business done in n
speculative way In outs than during the lat
ter part of the week , but changes in prices
were inslgniilciint. The bulk of the trading
wus In May ut2'J ) < if72iS ( ! < e , with some trans
actions at 2U)4e ) , und November delivery sold
sparingly at 2.1X nnd 25'c. ' November
opened ut ljfi'fo ' bid and closed at 2."i.fc. ) Muy
opened nnd closed at 2U)40i2i ) ! i %
In provisions the week opened without spe
cial change in the general situation. At' the
hturt prices showed u wnall improvement on
Saturday's closing , but us the day advanced
tlio feeling became easier und on January ,
February and May pork an actual decline of
" ' j(3-rC ( occurred. Lard and short ribs closed
practically unchanged. Trading was slow.
January was again the pivotal delivery. It
Bold at * 12.tur.U2.72 ; > 4 for pork. * 0.45 ( 0.47)4
for lard and &U.iB@0.i74 : : for short ribs and
rested all around ut the lowest figures
quoted.
AFTKIINOO.V SESSION Wheat firmer ; No
veinbcr 72)js@72.fe ) ' , December , 73j7.'l14'c ( ; ,
January 7l)4e ! , May IbXe. Corn very 'dull.
Outs sternly. Pork was 2)4ii ( Bo higher , clos
ing at $12.20)4 ) for January. Lard was steady.
Short ribs unchanged.
CHICAGO IjIVK STOCK.
CHICAGO , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram to the
UBK. ] CATTI.I : liusincss was in bettor
shape for salesmen. They nskcd about lOc
advance , though some of the buyers thought
the sudden and unexpected decrease In ro-
celpls was somehow accidental. At any rate ,
the buyers who did not have very urgent
orders held off nnd bought no more than they
were obliged to. Common to fair cattle were
slow of sale at barely steady prices. The
good to ehoico fat cattle of all weights were
in fair demand ut strong prices. Of range
cattli ) there were I , $00 westerns nnd 1,200
Texans and Indian cattle. The market was
moderately active. Good cattle were u
shade higher and there was u better feel
ing around , without much change in
prices. Shipping steers , lliBO to IWX ) Ibs ,
W.SO@ri.70 ; 1,200 to 1,350 Ibs , ! ? 3.40 < g4.50 : IO )
to 1.2C01ljs , * 3.0U@t.OO. Stockers and feed
ers , | l.Wgi.OO ) : ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.20
( (2.70 ; Texas cows , $1.2B ( 2.10 ; stoern , i-2.00
( < i2.00. Western ranirers strong ; nntivo and
half breeds , $2.50 ( 3.00. Wintered Tcxmis ,
J2.53.tX ) .
Ho s Trade wus brisk and prices steady
on ehoico heavy and prime packing sorts.
Ligdt grades were dull and lower. The bulk
of packing sorts sold botwen $4.45 and $4.00 ;
a few fancy , eiiual to Philudelphius , $4.02)4 )
( 4.0. ) ; light borts , Including Yorkers , 4-1.35
( it.4.45.
FIXANCIAIj.
Nnw YOIIK , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram to
the BISK ] STOCKS The stock market exhib
ited more than the usual degree of stubborn
ness , and although trading wus moderate the
general feeling was stronger and prices aver
aged higher. The opening wus rather quiet
nnd tame , with fractional declines on several
of the most nctivo stocks , especially the
Grangers. The latter were sold freely on re-
jHirts that the St. Paul nnd Northwestern
roads hud notllled Commissioner Furtham
that they intended making the same proportionate
tionate rate on western trufllu that the Chicago
cage , Burlington ft Quincy was making on
Minneapolis grain business. That is , they
would make u 0 cent rate from Oinulm to
compete with the 7)4 cent ruto of the Chicago
cage , Uurllngton & Quinuy from Minneapolis.
This induced the bears to sell the Grangers
on the belief that the notice was only a fore
runner of a general demoralization of freight
ThClr selling produced a decline of )4
' per cent , but after they stopped a reac
tion followed. The VandorblltB and Heading
were the strongest properties on the list und
were the chief support to the market , dd-
vuncing 1@1 4 P ° r cent on rcK | > rts of in
creased business and good supjiort by insid
ers. Missouri I'acille was irregular , selling
off % earlyonnd then rallying 1 % per cent.
GOVKUNMESTS Government bonds were
dull but steady.
YKbTKltlUT'S QUOTATIONS.
II. B. 4s coupon ! ! %
U. B. 4U'n column..IWli do preferred U1'4
I'uclllcO'sof'M..121 N.Y.O 107 i
Ciuindn Southern. . Mlj ? O. H. N MDS
( VntriU Pucittc : } i O.T 1H1' *
ChlcaKO V Alton. . .llll I'acltloMiill Ill '
ilo preferred lin ) P. , U..VB "J
a , ii. * 6 - I'ullninn ruhicoCnriKI :
1) . , L.AVV Heading WfJ
I ) . Arlt. G 1 Hock Ihhuid 115
Krlo 28JJ St. Ii. \ 8. F JIV.J
doiircforrt'd. . . . _ . doprwferml 70'i
Illinois ivntrul. . . . 117i , C. . M. A. St. Paul. . . 7ili ?
] . , II , .VW Hlj dnpiuferrcil 112
K..V T 18 % Bt. P.&O iRiy
I.uke Shore ur > j ; ilo profi'rreil. 1U7
" '
1 , . & N Ml Tt-xiia 1'ariilc. . . . . . . 4 > ,
Central. . W llnkm PariHi * Hi
Ochlgan raclllc. . . . KS W. , Bt. I.JfcP ] > i
dotirefcrreil . . . . HUM
do proft'lreel 4l j \V. U. 'J
MONCY On call , easy at 3@n < per cent ,
closed offoivtl nt 4& per cent.
I'IUME MKIICAXTIUJ l'Ai'iH CQS per
cent.
STKituxn RxniANon Qulot but stenily nt
fl.SW for blxty-day bills , uud $4.85 for de-
uiaiid.
IMIOBUCKHIAIIKETS.
Nov. 7. Following' are the 2:30 :
closing prices :
riour Quiet and steady ; winter wheat ,
fi.r : > 0 4.UOporbbl ; sprlnjrvliout , fl.NWi4.fK )
per bbl ; rye , W.Tf3,00 per bblj buckwheat ,
16 fiO@0.2fl per bbl.
AVbeut Market mlcd tjulct nnd dull , within
n narrow nuiKC , closing ) ( Q ? 4'o ubovu Satur
day " ; cash , VJ > c ; December , 73 MOo ; Mtiy ,
Corn Opened a shade under Saturday's
close , fluctuated within @ 140 rant-o und
closed HIIIIIU lib Saturday ; cash , 41c ; Ueceui-
bor , 40 IS-llH ) ; A lay , 45Vo.
Onts Steady but dull and about Wo easier ;
ciiHh , ir.\c ! ; December , Wj oj May , W5io.
Hye-Kteudy atfiSc ,
Hurley Steady ut 7So.
l'i line Tiniotliy $2'J.ii2.2rt. (
ihy- . .
I'ork Moderately ncttvo but lucgular ;
January , f I'.IUK ® 12.V ( > .
I.nrd Moderately active but easier ; cash
und December , W.40 ; May , M.rJJ { .
Dry Suited Mcats Shouldonv5.00Q3.20 ;
t clear , Jfi.7U ( .0.7IJj short ribs , January ,
. ,
Hutter- Steady ; creamery , 20(22lVjj ( dairy ,
IT 'JIV ,
plieei.oKinner ; full cream cheddtu-s ,
lKMlJu'5 Huts , nJiQU.'a'c ; young
iihiaiiV' .
mi " i-CBS-l-'lrm at
If \
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 4 ®
4)tc ) ; No. 2 , MJ-j'e ; cakes , 4' c ,
HidesKeccipts fair demand but rodcr-
atej unchanged ; heavy green salted , 7c :
light , do. , 7Jit" salted bull , Oc ; green salted
calf , 8- dry Hint , 12 ( > tl8c ; dry calf , 12-il3cj (
dry Baited , lOc ; deacons , each , 80o.
Kccclpts. Shipments ,
Flour , bbls 14.1KK ) 111,000
Wheat , bu 64,000 Jfti,000
Corn , bu 14U.W.IO 254,000
Onts , bu 17b,000 17 ! ,000
Hyc.bu ; . . . . 5,000 80,000
Hurley , bu 75,000 89,000
Now York , Nov 7. Wheat Keccipts ,
ISfO.OtK ) ; exports , . ' 11,000 ; options-opened weak
and declined Jfc&tyc , but near close strength
ened and advancedi@Ycleavlngoff ) steady :
spot tlrm ; ungraded red , b3)/rtNICe ) ( ) : No. 1
red , nominal nt bOfc ; No. 'i red , 83 , < fM3)'c. )
In store and elevator , MJfc f. o. b. , WJ/dJ )
bBJfc delivered ; December closed nt We.
Corn Hecelpts. 100,000 ; cxjiorts , 89,000 ;
X ( ' * ) c lower , closing steadier : ungraded ,
52)4 ) ( < < 53).fc ) ; No. U , Bike ; No. 2 , o2)i ) < Vf52Jfo ;
December closed at 52 u.
Oats Keceipts , 175XK ( ) ; exerts , none ;
more active but ) < fiJfi' lower ; mixed west
ern , 'I2)4rit4c ) ( : ; white western , 3Bfe40c.
Coffee Spot , fair ; Hio , dull and noml-
nul ; options active but decidedly lower ;
sales , 130,000 baps ; November , tI5.20fiflii.25 ;
December , tl5.or < iZir > .GO ; January , $14.85fi $
16.40 ; February , tl4.bfifttl5.20 ; March , $14.05
© 15.10.
Petroleum Steady ; United , 73)40. )
Eggs In fair demand ; western , 12(7 ( < 23c.
Pork Steady and in fair demand.
Lard Dull , heavy and lower ; western
steam , spot , $0.b5fijO.S7J .
Uutter In moderato request ; western , 13
ft22c ( ! ; western creamery , 10 ( < i20e.
Cliee.se Firm but quiet ; western , Oj (211c. (
Now OrlcuiiM , Nov. 7. Corn Irregu
lar nt BO.
Outs-Quiet nnd steady ; No. 2 , 34Vi35e.
Cornmcul Qnlet at $2.30.
I'ork Easier at $13.12) ) .
Lard Dull and lower ut $0 MX
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $ B.3B ; long clear
nnd clear rib , t0.02J- ] .
Kt. IjotilH , Nov. 7. Wheat Slow ; cash ,
24 ° < c.
l > ork-12.r > 0.
Lard-t0.2Bgfl.30. (
Whiskv-tHW.
Hutter Unchanged ; creamery , 23 ( < 720c ;
dairy , 10@21o.
Afternoon Hoard Wheat firm : November ,
71s'ebid ; December , 72J < c bid ; May , bOjh@
bO cbld. Corn dull and easy ; November ,
: iSJt'cbid , ; Doccnibcr , 88)40 united ; May , 41)fo
bid. Oats , nothing done.
Milwaukee , Nov. 7. Wheat Improved ;
December , 71u ; May , i7j < e.
Corn Scarce : No. ! i , 42 } o
Oats Choice in demand ; No. 2 white , 30c.
Hye Dull and lower ; No. 2. 6lo.
Harley Firm and active : No. 2. 72c bid.
Provisions Firm ; pork , November , $12.75
@ 18.25.
MlnnrnpollH , Nov. 7. Wjirnt Wcakaml
lower ; No. 1 hard , November , li'JJ/e ; Decem
ber , 70J/c ; January , 71 > c ; May , 7tljfo ; No.
1 northern , November , ( Hl o ; December.
< ! 7i c ; January , (1314 ( ; May , 7.'lfo ; No. S
northern , November , ti.'i c ; December ,
January , ( MiJ c ; May , 7tiJ < c.
Flour Firm : patents , J4.25@-l.3r > ; bakers' ,
t3.2fl < a : .fjO.
Ucccipts Wheat , .WS,000 bu.
Shipments Wheat , 12,400 * bu ; flour , 24,000
bbls.
In Store Minneapolis , 4,175,503 bu. ; al
St. Paul , 130,000 bu.
Cincinnati , Nov. 7. Wlif'al Easier ;
No. 2 red , 76) ) 6T70i > .
Corn Hardy steady ; No. 2 mixed , 40 }
@M' < c.
Oats Easier : No. 2 mixed , 28'4t.i28rc. ' ;
Kyu Dull ; No. ' _ ' , . " > < f ( < j.)0c.
Pork-Dull ut $ lL'.t > 2'f. '
Lard Steady ; prime strain , ? H. ! . " > . i
Whisky Strong at S1.U5.
KniiNiiH City , Nov. 7. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 soft , cash , no bids , Mj o asked ; De
cember , no bids , 07 ; asked ; May , 74 , ' ( , c bid ,
75c asked.
Corn-Steady ; No. 2 , rash , IT.VjV bid , ! BVc
nskcd ; December , : ! . " > o bid , ! C > Jjo asked
May , Jtojtfc bid , ! ! % < asked ; No. 2 white
cash , ! iic ( hid , : ! 7c asked.
Outs No. 2 , cash , 2'J e asked.
I/itferpool , Nov. 7. Wheat Quiet iiui
demiind fair ; holders offer moderately.
Corn Stonily and demand fair ; new mixei
western , 4s 0d per cental.
IjIVK STOCK.
Union Stook YarilH , Chicago , Nov.
The Drovers' Journal reports :
Cuttle Kcceipts , 7,500 ; market steady to
strong ; shipping steers , $3.00@5.10 ; stoekers
and feeders , tl.50fiftl.00 ; cows , bulls ant
mixed , $1.20 ( 2.70 ; Texas cattle , $ l.2ft@2.G5
western rangers , strong at $2.60 ( < 73.05.
Hogs Keceipts , 25,000 ; market steady tr
strong ; mixed , $4.25(0:4.55 ( : ; heavy , $4.35ii (
4.70 ; light , t4.10fil4.4ri ; skips , * 3.00 ( < J4.10.
Sheep Keccipts , 4,500 ; market stronger
natives , $2.75 ( < 4.25 ; western , $3.00@3.70
Texans , * 2.50@3.50 ; iambs , $4.00(25.15. (
National Stook Yards. East St.
IjotiU , Nov. 7. Cattle Keccipts , 1,400 ;
shipments , 900 ; market strong ; choice heavy
native steers , $4.2o@4.7B ; fuir to good native
steers , $3,00i/4.30 ( ' ; butchers' steers , medium
to prime , ? 3.0fiJ3.SO ( ) ; rnngcrs , t2-.20fiJ3.75.
Hogs Keceipts , 4,200 ; shipments , 1,000 ;
market active and a shade higher ; ehoico
heavy and butchers' selections , $4.4f > @ 4.05 ;
packing and Yorkers , medium to prime , $4.10
@ 4.40 ; pigs , common to good , $3.70@4.10.
KIIIINUH City , Nov. 7. Cattle Receipts ,
4,0X ( ) ; shipments , 2,500 ; choice fat strong and
5$10chigher ( ; stoekers and feeders steady ;
good to choice corn-fed , $4.20 ( 4.75 ; com
mon to medium , $3.23(24.10 ( ; stockcrs , $2.00
" "
"IToes Kcceipts , 000 ; shipments , 350 ;
market opened strong nnd a shade higher ,
but closed weak ; common to choice , $4.00 ( )
4.50 ; skips and pigs , $2.75 ( 3.90.
OMAHA MVE STOCK.
Monday , Nov. 7.
Cattle.
The receipts were fair western cattle con
stituting the greater iwrtion. The market
was a trifle stronger than on Saturday and
remained linn during the entire day. Buy
ers were somewhat particular in making se
lections but good stock found a ready mar
ket. About 1,000 head were left over.
Hogs.
The receipts of hogs were light and the de
mand very active. Tlio market opened strong
and continued steady until about mid-day
> vhen there was an iidvancojof fie. Choice hogs
sold for $4.30. Fair to medium t4.15fi.g4.25.
The market closed 5c higher. Everything
was taken. _
_ _
Slieep.
There was nothing done on the market.
Olllelal ItffciptN.
Cattle ] , S30
Hogs 1,720
SlIir.MKNTS.
Cattle 10 cars , C. M. & St. P. , Chicago
Prevailing 1'riccn.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market :
Choice steers , HUH ) to 1500 lt.s . t4.2.X$4.ao
Choice steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs . 4.00 < tM.25
Fut little steers , t)00 ) to 11)51) ) ) Its . 3.75rt3.S5
Corn-fed range steers , 1200 to 1500 B.75M4.8U
( Jood to choice corn-fed cows . 2.256(2.50
Common to medium cows . 1.50it2.25 (
( iood to choice bulls . J.25i&X ( ( )
Good range feeders . 2.25 ( 2.50
Good native feeders. 000 Ibs nnd up
wards . . 2.55Q2.60
Fair to medium native feeders , 900
ILs and upwards . 2.25@2.50
Stockers , 4iH ) to 700 Us . 2.K ( ) ( (2.M ( )
Prime fat sheep . ! 1.2.Vii3.N )
Fair to medium sheep . a.50it3.0U (
Common sheep . 1.50042.25
Light uiul medium hogs . 4.100T4.15
Good to choice heavy hogs . , . 4.20aJj4.30
Good to choice mixed hogs . 4.15&I.20
HcprpKcntntlvc Sales.
\\bSTCHN rLCJIUUS STCI'HCNb A MlZNTlt.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
C4ti. . . . Mb tl.iW
\\ESTUU.V nr.iicr.s : s > xow CATTI.H co ,
VJ3 2.35
9S4 2.05
CATTLK co.
11001.
No. Av. Shk. I'r. No. Av. Rhk. TV.
84..204 200 14 HI 02..257 I'.tl $1.25
23..121 42lf ! 05.300 1 0 4.25
100..WO W ) 4,15 M..21HI 1IX ) 4.25
52..2BO 1HO 4,20 70..249 120 4,25
77..220 40 4,20 73..207 JI2U 4.25
02..295 100 4.20 02..274 bO 4.25
70..200 20 4,20 04..2 * ' . ' 120 4.25
711..230 20 4,20 I'I..2SO ( 240 4.25
M..2W 100 4.20 OS..215 4.25
71..223 fO 4,20 03..309 H ) 4.30
71..277 M ) 4,20 40..21 10" " ) 4.30
70..191 10(1. ( 4.22)a ) 59.2UO W 4.30
00..301 40 4.'i'
' * '
No. Av. Shk. TV.0
03. . . . i9 $2.7.1
t
MVP Htook Sold.
Showing the number of head of stock sold
on the market to-day :
t'ATti.i : .
G. H. 'n'nmmo'riiY.t Y'o.I' ! ! . " . ! ! . ' ! . ' ! . ' ! ! ! its
Kobimin & Kothchlld 192
Shippers 200
Feed ers 330
Total 4W )
lion * .
O. II. Hammond ft Ho 551
Anglo-American I'ncklng Co 11105
Total
tlm hlKhi'st nml lowest prices
| > ald for hopH , on this niurkot during' thu past
BCVCII ila.vs mill on the corrosponilliiB ilnys hi
ISsSfl nml 18M ) .
Diltf. Nov. V < * 'i N V. I NOV. ISM
. 4 ( Wit 4 S Tfi CM TO Sunday.
Snil. 4 l ) ( t4 r > ; i ixi cii ( iv ,
: inl. 4 IK 0(4 : r. II M PrJI 8i
4th. 4 on ,4 a"i ; i 45 rri : it : , n 12'ifftn in
Mil. 4 10 < rc4 y , ! 1 . )7'iO ' ( ; > I'M n w ( r\ : \ \r \ >
tith. y 40 ( < i\\ \ ; o ; i m < tc.15 \
7th. 4 DO (14 M Sunday.
All sales of stock In this market nrc made
per cwt. live weight unless otlierwise stated.
Icnil hops Hi'll utjjiU per Ib. for all wcifrhts.
" .Skins , " or hogs wclKhlng less than 1X ( ) Ihs.
no vnlne. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs.
and stags & 0 Ibs. by the public inspector.
Ijlvo Stock Xotos.
The hog inarkut has advanced.
Hogs were In demand jestcrday.
One thousand head of cuttle were left
over.
Two carloads of Idaho cattle cnino In jcs-
terday.
Three loads of hogs lilt the top of the mar
ket yesterday.
J. M. Hedge , of Ytitun. Xeb. , marketed n
load of Jlno hogs at f l.lil ) .
L > . C. Heddingtoii , ono of the bo.vs who
was wont to linger In the exchange building ,
but who has been In Wyoming for some time
past , returned yesterday.
Think of ill Chicago bus had three ban
ner weeks in cattle receipts since the middle
of August. It does look as if Chicago was
"losing her grip" terribly , doesn't iti Chicago
cage Drover's Journal. How about hogs ! A
decrease of ? > 74T.Y , ) in the number of. hogs
packed during eight months of the summer
packing season would look us if something
was the mutter.
OMAHA WHOljKSAMi ] MA11KETH.
Monday , Nov. 7.
I'roiliico , l-'niitH , Ktu.
Tim fiiUuwlny am the i ltvx nt irli
nniiiil lots of iirinlwti < i > c tel < l on tltlx
initrlitt. FrnllH or other lines of yowls rc-
( /n/ri/ / ( ) ! / mini Inlmrof jiMlilim ntnnot nl-
ICIIJNic mii > i > lkil nn iiHhhlcurilcriititthc
MIIIIC jirlrm < n < utul tlic Incul tnulc.
The receipts were liglit and the mnrket a
little quiet , us usual ut the beginning of the
week. Prices remain about steady ,
HfrnitTho : receipts are fairly liberal
nnd about equal to the demand. Choice
daliy , 17C'flHo ; medium grades , lty/15 ! /
ordinary , Klc.
KOGS The bulk of the good stock is moving
nt'Oe. .
CniiK1- ] ! Market fair. Fancy full cream ,
Cheddars , single , I'J' OilSc : full cream twins ,
I'J'jOMili1 ' ; young Americas , ii)4c ; ) ; brick
cheese , 100 Ibs in euse , Ific ; Lluibcrgcr , 100
Ibs in case , 14e.
POULTIM Live Funey chickens and old
fowls , SJ.OOOS.i.5 : choice , * l.i.V 2.00 ;
common * 1 , .V i 1 .75 ; Ducks , large , $ ' } .M ( < i : i.XI ;
medium , MMMS'J.-.V turkcis , 7@7' e livn
weight ; geese , ( .00 jier do/ . Dressed De
mand light by reason of the warm weather ;
chickens , choice stock , 7(3 ( 'A1 ; turkeys , ll
lie ; ducks , lOc.
GiMK Hccclpts light ; prairie chickens ,
J4.00 mallard ducks , l.WI 'J.mi ; quail , ? l..r > 0V ( §
1.75 ; teal and mixed ducks , f 1.00fgl,75 ( ; geese ,
$4.50 ; snipe , 75c ( * 1.0l ( ; Jack rubbits , 40 ®
-jr > c each ; Jack utiipe , $1.00 jier do/ ; antelope
nnd deer , per Ib. , carcasses , DC ; saddles , 12
C 14c.
POTATOES The market is well supplied
Utah and Colorado stock sells ut SOOJN'M- ; Ne
braska and Iowa stock , tM ttOo per bushel.
KUTAIIMIAS Choice stock D.V per bushel.
UEINS The demand is not active ; good
clean stock , ll.MKg2.00 ; California beans ,
2.20.
ONIONS Homo grown , 70@00e ; Spanish
onions , t'J.OO | > er Wt-lli crate.
Ovsniis : Mediums , 25c ; standard , HOc ;
selects , JWjc ; extra selects , ! )5c ) ; New York
counts , 40e.
CiUMiKititiES-Hell & Cherry , ST.WI S.
Bell & Bugle , ta.Wl ; Capo C.'ods , 10.00.
CKI.EHT Tliu supply is light. Good stock
brings 4Vr > Oo a do7cn ,
LBITIJCU An occasional consignment of
lettuce is received which sells at ! i.V a do/en.
Ciiinn Choice Michigan cider , 40.50 per
bbl. of ! gul.
OitANOKs Louisiana * 3. ' > 0Tt-J. ( ! > 0 per W ;
fS.m per bbl.
LEMONS A consignment of Malaga lemons
will arrive in n few days. .Sorronto , $ UK(5) ) ( )
O.MI ; Pulernio , fi.OO S.OO ; Verdella , 4.00 ( ;
4..V ) .
Corn \.M'TS Out of the market.
MAWJS SUOAII Choice Ohio stock , lOc per
Ib.
Ai'i'i.ES Choice stock is st-lllng in rouiu :
lots at $3.2. > ( iTi.r : > 0 ; fancy .lohnuthans , | .00.
Hoxnr Choice , in 1 Ib frames , 2Ic.
PorcoiiN Choice rice corn , Iiriill'je ' perlb
other kinds , UiTJ'JXe per Ib.
CAMFOIINIA Fin ITS Although the season
is practically over occasional shipments are
still received. Pears , 2.oOg.00 ( : ) ; uuinces ,
i Tokay grapes , $2.00(32.25 ( ; Ne
York grapes , 5-lb baskets , 40c.
HAXAXAS Tht ) market is well supplier
with bananas nt W.OOfi.fH.00 per hunch.
NUTS New crop ; Oliio chestnuts , lf ) ( < ? 18 (
per Ib ; peanuts , 7).jC. raw ; Ura/.il nuts , 13o
almonds , Turragona , 20c ; KnglNh walnuts
Ibc ; lilberts , 12c.
Flour and l-Ved.
Tlic fnlttnvtHfi nre tlic.iulihhiy jir/i'D. / :
Minnesota patents , $2.50 per cwt ; Mimic
sola backers' straight , $2.20 per cwt ; Kniisu'
and Missouri winter fancy patents , $ 'i.45 i
2.IW ; Nebraska patents , $2.25 ( 2.I5 ! ; rjo tloui
$1.7fi@1.90 i > er cwt ; rye , Graham , # 1.40 per
cwt ; wheat , Graham , fl.75 per cwt ; corn
meal , yellow , tHio per cwt ; cornmeal , whitev
$1.00 per cwt ; chopped feed , $14,00iT10.00 ( per
ton ; bran , $12.HXfl 13.00per ton ; screenings
$9.00 < i 12.00 per ton.
HAT Slow ; upland prairie$7.00 ; common
coarse , iO.OO&JO.fiO.
Grooei-H' IJwt.
COFFEE Ordinary grades , 20ii203Jc ( ; fair
21 ( < (21) < ic ; tirimc , 21)i(32'c ( ; fancy green am
yellow , 2'l t25o ; old government Java , 2Vj
30e ; interior Java , 25 ( 2o ; Mocha , 28 ( 30c
Arhuekle's rotihted , 25Vo ; Mchaughlin'H
XXXX , 2B e ; Dilworth's , 25c ; Kcd Cross
Lutn Tierce , 7c ; 40-lb
cans , 7c ; MVlb round , 7 e ; 20-lb round , 7'jc :
10-lb palls , 7Jie ; 5-lb pails , 7clb ; palls ,
W ° -
SUOAII Granulated , 73ho ; conf. A
" @ * ' c ; white extra C , 0 ? ( < i < > i e ; extra C ,
, ' < We ; yellow C.OJic ; cut loaf , ? ( % :
powdered , 7M'7Kc.
PICKLES Medium in bbls , $11.50 ; do In linl
bbls , M.75 ; small , in bbls , t-T.M ) ; do in half
bbls , $4-25 ; gerkins , in bbls , JS.W ) ; do in half
bbls , $4.75.
Tomcto Lorillnrd's Climax , 44c : Splen
did , 41e ; Mechanic's Delight , 41e ; Leggett < fc
Meyer's Star , 4''e ; Cornerstone , IHc ; Drum-
inond's Horse Shoc,41c ; T. J.,37c ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44e.
HnooMs-Kxtra 4-tle , $ J.GO ; No. 1,2 , No.
2 , $175 ; heavy stable , $1.
CANDY Mixed , 0@lle ; stick. SK
, $1.&OGU.I0. |
PROVISIONS llums , lO Mlle ; breakfftst
bacon , iniQll o ; bacon slues , /fiyc ; dry
suit , "X < S-so ; shoulders , 77 ( } < e ; dried beef
hams , 10 < uUc : dried beef regular ,
hrnii , picnic , 7Jf@8a
DIIIED Fruits Apples , new , } fB , Cc ; evap
orated , 60 Ib ring , lOftlOIJc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 2S ( < Z 21)0 ) ; blackberries , evaporated ,
OJf@10c ; pitted chorrieg , 10@20o ; peachea.
new , 7 'c ; evuiwrated , peeled pcu Ue * , W
unpnri'd. ISiS.lPo : nc\v
citrrentd. 7' < ( 'i7lc : imines , f.y > Mc : citron ,
2tV ; rttlslns , London infers , $ J.VHu2.40 : ; Culi-
fornlu lee e muscatels , $ ' . ' .UH",2.0 ; new
ValenclH.
jVM
iK Two-hoop imlls , per doz ,
JI.45 ; three-hoop pallx , $1.70 ; No. Itub , $ t.r ! > 0 ;
No. Uttib. $ T .oO ; No. II tub , ( l.uO ; wu h-
lioards , $1.7i"i : us orted bowls , $2.25 ; No.
1 churn.f. . ' ; No. ; , churns , 8 ; No. U churns ,
$7.
Ctv'Nrn Goons OyMer , Mnndard , per
cane , * H.10if ( Ifij xtrawberrleo , 2-lb per CHOC ,
$ n.OOi Jl.lO ; raspberries , 2-lb , p r cuse , $ l.00 ) ( < {
il.10 ; California pears , per case , W.ttViU.W ) ;
uprlcot f , per ca e , $ ( .10C4.2.'i ; penchc-s IH.T
case , $5.11X 5.hito ; cherries , per cuse ,
W.oo ; plums , per case , $3.bOt.l"0 ( : ; blueber
ries , i > cr case , f..WVuS.W ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
per case , $2.50 ; pineapplrs , 2-lb , ] ier cnse ,
$ 'l.2KnA.T' ( ' > ; Mbculmon , per dor. $ I.IKK.ri1P3 ;
2-lb goosbcrrles , per case , $ 'l.2Virn.i5i : 2-lb
string beans , per ease , $1.75 ; 2-lb lima beans.
per ca t , $1.W ) ; 2-lb marrowfat pens , $2.r > < ) ( §
2.t')0 ; 2-lb early June peas , per case. $2.7.'i ;
n-lb tomatoes , fJMOut'.iX ) : 2-lb corn , $2.lUyJ )
2.40.
2.40.CmcKin ; Gunienu's sodu , butter nnd
lilcnlc , 5V ; creams , 8c ; ginger snaps , 80 ; city
sodn , 7c.
Ti. * * .Tninn. | COrtiWH1 ; gunowder | ) , 20@
CiOJ.c ; Young Ili son. 2.Gi"-'o ; Ooolong , 20ftj >
( XV.
XV.Siitrr No. 70 , 4-gailon keg" . $ l.45iM.50 ( ;
New OrlPiins. per gallon , ! W < (4ffcinaplo ( ;
halt bbls "old time " gallon HIo
syrup , , , per , ;
1-gullon cans , per doz , $10.50 ; half gallon
cans , per dnz. $ i.2. ! > ; qtuirt cans , f.'l.2. > .
STAIICH Mirror gloss , BJfi" Graves' corn ,
O'jc ; Oswego gloss , 7e ; Oswego corn , 7c.
lIol.l.AMi HciiitlMia 75@sOe'per keg.
Dry Goodn.
1'iiivrs Soi.in Coi.ims Atlanta , .V o :
Slater , 5c ; Herlin Oil , OKo ; ( { timer Oil , Ofi '
7c. I'IXK txn Hnnr.s Kichinoml , IV ; Allen
Oc ; KlvcrMint ) ) , Bo ; Steel Hlver , Oc ; Kich-
iniitnl , Oo ; Paoitte , 0)jC. ) I.NIXIIO Hi.t'i : Wash
ington , tk1 ; Century Indigo blue prints , lOo ;
American , 0 > c : ArnoldOVo ; ArnoldHlOjtfo ;
Arnold A 12c ; Arnold Gold-pal lOiuC. DIII > S ;
Charter Oak , 4'jc ; Kamai > o , 3 4c ; L.odl , 4. 0. . ;
Alien , fitjV ; Kichmoml , 5 > jc ; Windsor , Ocj
Kdd\stone , do ; Pucille , lie.
COIHET JIHNS AndriHOOgln , 7'jo ' ; Kear-
suge , 7) ) c ; Koohport , 11)4 ) ; Conestogn , 0)40. )
HtTis standard. So ; Gem , lOUjc ; Heuuty ,
12J , ; Hoone , 14c ; H , cased , $0.50.
CIITTOX FI.XXXULS 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , irjio ; CC , "j e ; SS , 8'fc ' ; Name-
ess , iVj'e ; No. 5. Oc ; KB , 9 > .fe : GG , 10's'e ' ;
XX , 12. " , OO , lie ; NN , 10J ; KX , ISf H ,
JOc ; No. 10 , MaV : 40 , lOWojOO. 12).Jo ) ; < n. I5c ;
10 , t-idori'd , lOo ; BO , colored , 12o ; 70 , colored ,
IBo ; Hrislol. Illao ) ; Union Paciilo , lo.
Cuti-r.i WAW Ulbb white , 18)jjc ; colored ,
. .u.
GlNCilMPlunkett check1" , 7'41' : uhit-
tenton , 7'4c ' ; York , 7 c ; Normandi Dress ,
M.JC : Calcutta Dress , b'gc ; WhittcnUm
Dress , He ; Kenfrexv Dress , jii ( I2'2 ( ! .
CAMiiitii's Slater , 4'jc ; Woods . ' c ; Stan-
ilurd , 4lje ; Peacock , 4)e. )
TICK Lcwlston , ! U ) in , la'.Jc ; Lewistou ,
! 12 In. , IMUc ; York , 112 in. , He ; Swift Hlver ,
7' < c ; Thorndike O O , S'4c ; Thorndikc K F ,
8Ue ; Thorndike 120 , 0'e : Thorndiko XXX.
15c ; Cordis No. 5. U < ; c ; Cordis No. 4 , lie.
Dr.NiMs Atnoskeag H-oz. , lOc ; Everett , 7
olllc ; York , 7-o/ . , lc ! ; llaymiiker , b'c ;
.luffrcy XX , ll > &e ; Jaffrey XXX , 12'sc ' ; Hea
ver Creek , AA. 12o ; Heaver Creek lili , lie ;
Heaver Cicek CC , lOc.
ICn.vrtvKY .TIUNS Memorial , liV : Canton ,
lt > e ; Durham , 271Jc : Hercules , ISe ; Leaming
ton , 22jc ! ; Cottswold , 25c.
Citvsii Stevens' H , tic ; bleached , 7e : Ste
vens' A , 7'.jc ; bleaehedS' , ' e ; Stevens' P.
SV" bleached , ' .mc ; Stevens' N. V.jc ;
bleached , lli.c ) ; Stevens' S U T , 12ke.
Mix iuNIOI : : s Table bil cloth , $2..V '
plain Holland , S'uc to ' " , . ; UadoHollaml , I'J.He.
FI\NMI. : Plaid naftsman , 'I2e ; Goshen ,
! 'jc : Clear Luke , : ! 2i.c ; Maple City , 'Mte. }
WhitPII ! No. 2 * f , 'Jle ; G II No. 1 , ) { <
27'.r.-HHNo. ' " ; 2 , % , 22 ! < e ; H II No. 1 , ? ( ,
lOc" ; ( Jiiochee No. \ , % , 12cQuechee ; No. 'i , ?
Hi vxKr.Ts-White$1.00(5 ( ? . " . " > 0 ; colored $1.10
. SIIUKTINO Berkcly cambric ,
No. (10 ( , OHc ; Hi-st Yet , 4-4 , fi'/e ' ; butter cloth
OO , 4V Cabot , 71 jiFarwoll ; , 8c ; fruit of
Loom , HJic ; Greene G , lie ; Hope , 7lVjC ; King
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsdale , ll'c ; Lons-
dule , ' , c ; New York mills , 10)-c ; I'epperell ,
42 inch , 10V ; Pepporell , 4li inch , lllc ; Pcp-
porell. 0-4 , l.V ; Peppercll , 8-4 , ISe ; Peperell ] ,
tl-4 , 20o ; Pepcrell ] ) , 10-4. 22 c ; Canton. 4-4 ,
Skfc ; Clinton,4-4 , fl' e ; Triumph , Gc ; Waui-
sutta , lie ; Valley , 5c.
Huowv SIIIITINO : : Atlanta A , 4-4 , 7'jV ' ; A
Hantlc H , 4-4 , 7e ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , r.i..e ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , Wj'c ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , 5J < e ; Au
rora C , 44J'.c , ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , tljj'o ;
I loonier LL , 4-4 , 'ijfc ; Indian Head , 4-4,7'4c ;
Lawrence LL , 4-1 , 5J4C ; Old Dominion , 4-4
iVjo ; Pepperell K , 4-4 , C' c ; Pcpperell O , 4-4
Cc ; Pepperell , b-4 , Hie ; Pepperell , H-4 , ISo
Pepperell , 10-1 , 20c ; Utica C , 4-4 , 4'1fe ;
Wachusett , 4-4 , 7e ; Aurora U , 4-4 , ti jc ; Au-
roru H , 4-4 , tic.
DrcK West Point 29 in. S oz. , lOJ.Je ; West
Point 20 in , 10 oz. , 12 > ; e ; West Point 20 in , 12
o15c ; West Point 40 in , 11 olllo. . Checks
Caledonia X , 'J e ; Caledonia XX. 10SV ; ;
Kcoiionii , l 6l ; if ; Otis , OfelVf
General MurkotH.
SriniT * Cologne spirits , 18S proof. $1.10 ;
do 101 proof , $1.12 ; sirits ] second finality , 101
proof , tl.10 ; do 183 proof , $1.01) ) . Alcohol IMi
proof , $2.10 per wine gallon. Kedistilled
whiskies , $1.00 < cM.50. Gin blended ,
tl.BOfij.2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , $2.00
0.00 ; Kentucky und J'ejiBbylyjiiiin
ryes. t2.OOfiirt.RQ ; Golden ShPa7
iMUtljvJJ nmi ryn whiskies , tl.30Si.OO. ( : Hran-
dies , imported , tr > , ( Kfi8.3l ) ( ; domestic , $1.3Ur (
3.1K ) . Gins , impoited , $4. . " > 0a.0.00 ( ; domestic ,
tl.25fii.'MX ) . Champagnes , imported , per case ,
t28.OtHs.H3.00 ; American , per case , $10,00ij ( :
10.1X1.
HEAVY ITvnmvAiin Iron , rate , $2.70 ; plow
steel , special cast. 4c } ; crucihlo steel. 0'4c ;
cast tools , do , 12jl5c ( ; wagon spokesper set ,
$2.00 ( < ? 5.f > 0 ; hubs , per set , fl.BO ; felloes ,
.sawed dry , t-i.OO ; tongues , caeii , SOc ; axles ,
each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , OfiMIio ; coil
cliain , per lb,0)j'VU3o ( ; inullcublt > , b@lOo ! ; iron
wedges , Oc ; crow-liars , Oo ; harrow teeth , 'i'e ;
spring steel , 4ffBc ( ; Burden's horseshoes ,
$4.75 ; Hurden's nnilo shoes , $5.75 ; barbed
wire , in car lots , $4.00 per 100 Ibs ; iron nails ,
rates , 10 to 50 , $2.40 : steel nails , $2.50.
RHlii.s-Green : butchers' , Bac } : green cured ,
7c : dry flint , 10.dry ; salt , So : green calfskins ,
7) < jc ; damaged hides , two-thirds price. Tal
low 3'4c. ' Grease Prime white , 3o ; yellow ,
lie : brown , ! . . Shecppelts , 25@l')0c.
Co u.Kgg , $10.25 ; nut , $10.25 ; range , $10.25 ;
walnut block , Ill.iB ; Iowa lump , t.'i.0 ; lowu
nut , $2.75 ; Illinois , $4,25S4.i5. (
Dry Ijiinibor.
AXII TIMIir.llS.
K , \iii \
l ft. wn.sort. Sft. 24 ft.
2x4 17 CO 10 CU 21) M ) 21 Ml'21 ' Ml
SMI. , | S2 M ± J W )
21 . "lOL'l Ul
MO. J Wl M Wl
18 "Jiii MI ai MI " : i rxi "i hn
" ' ' ' ' ' " ' '
4\H-8\h : . . . . ! . ! . . . MljlJtMrJI Ml31 WJI Ul
1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , 1) incli , s , 2s.$50 50
3d , clear , 1 inch , s. 2s. , . . . . 45 50
" " IJ/i / 114 , 2 in . . . . 40 50
A select , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , . . . . 40 ( XI
" " HH , IJi2 i , , . . . . 4) ) 00
H " 1 inch , s. 2 In I . . . . 30 ( H )
" " 14' ' , 1 ,2111 . . . . 37 00
i-iiri. ui UM : 111:11. :
Clear Poplar , Hv. Uds , in. , s2 s . . . . $35 50
" " ) j in. Panel , s2 s . . . . 27 00
" " Corrugated CeilingK28 50
IIVriKNS , MKI.I. Tl 111X0 , I'lt'KCr * .
O. G. Hutls , 2'rf In ! . fX1.75
" } , Jx3in , s In , 00.45
3 in. Well Tubing D & M and Uev 23.00
Pickets , n&H , Flat 20.50
" " MIUUI-O. 21.00
iuuui- < .
No. 1 com , s 1 b * 1S.OO I No. 1 , com , s 1 t.17.00
No. 3 15.501 No. 4 " " 13.00
rK.sci.so.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 in 12 & 14 ft , rough $19 50
" " " 10 ' 10.50
No. 2 , " 12 & 14 " 10.XI (
" " " HI " 17.50
CCII.1NO AXI ) IMIITIT10N.
1st com. Jf in White Pine Ceiling f-'M.OO
2nd " " " " 2S.OO
Clear , ? in Norway " " 10.00
2nd com. ? s in " ' 14.00
STOCK noutns.
A 12 inch s 1 s $45.50
No I.com.l2in s 1 s , , 12 ft 20.50
" " " 14 ft 19.1X1
" " " 10 ft 1S.50
No. 2 , " , 19.00
" " " 10 ft 17,50
Inch Grooved Koonng , $1.00 per M , more
than 12-Inch stock boards same , length ,
t , I.ATII.
XX clear $ u.io Kxtra A.v..t 2.90
A * Standard. , 2.7B Ariui&njjw
0 In , clear , N.o',1 1.00 L-atU .2.00
i
> . . '
* lll\0.
A , 12,14. < c 10 ft.lll.MI i (1 , 12,14. < : Irt ft | .VN )
13 , " " 20.501 D , " " 12.W )
IHldlil.NO. .
A 0 III. White Pine $ JI3.flO C , $ . ; fl
B " " " : a.f > OD , 2MXJ
E " " ' ( Seh reiiclng ) 1'J.W ' )
ltll' LAI' .
No. 1 Plain. S& ID In $10.50
No.'J " 17.W1
No. 1 , O. G. , 8 hi m.BO
VdSTs.
White ccdnr , n In. , > , , 12o ; 0 In. , irs. . llr ;
S In. , qrs. , UKI ; I In. round 15c : Ti'iinescc
Ked Cedar , split , 15c ; Split Oak , 12o.
MMI : , I.TC.
Qulnry whltp lime ( best ) , We : kroner-
ment , $1.75 ; hair , I ie ; plaster , $2.75 : tar board ,
$1.75 ; snsh , 40c per et. ; doors , 4 ( > o per ct. ;
blinds , 40o per ct. ; mouldings , 40 peret. ;
tar felt per cwt. , $2.75 ; straw board , $1,75.
( Of fllF.lt.N YELLOW I'lSB.
Com. I &Giu. HooriuK $17. . * > 0
Star " " 21.50
Clear < ln Celling 21,50
Clear " { in Partition 25.1H )
Clear tinish , 1 Jk ! / In. , s 2 s 1W.OO
Clear corrugated celling , 4 in ' . ' 3.00
Yellow pluc casing nnd b.isc 27.00
Market Gleaning" .
Coffee Is oft 50c.
Prunes nron little lower.
Dry goous llrm ut steady jirlcos.
The lo-.s from Ilro In C. N. Dellz's lumber
j ard foots up about 15,000.
Mr. Patterson , of the Nebraska Fuel com
pany , returned from the eust yesterday.
An active demand for lumber nnd broken
stocks ut Initial points , generally , is holding
prices up here.
Coal dealers report n peed demand for coal
In car lots , but it Is ullno t impossible to till
the orders on account of the shortage in the
supply.
The largo packers are making serious In
roads upon the business of the wholesale
meat dealers. It is only n question of u little
time when the small dealers , who have been
killing u few head of stock per week for sup
plying the retail markets , will bo forced out
entirely and the markets will bo supplied di
rect from the packing houses.
Jobbers generally arc coinphilnlng about
city collections being slow and not us good us
In the country. This can bo ascribed to only
ono cause the abuse of the credit system in
the city. The country merchant has the
same thing to contend against but the popu
lation In the country is more stable and ho
soon learns whom to trust. In the city where
thousands of people are coming und going all
the time , and moving from one part of the
city to another , the merchant , if ho gives
credit at all , is at the mei cy of the slow-pay
customer.
WHO n rxAcqniHTiD WITH TIIK oiooiurur or rrnt
COUNIRT HILI. aii nr sruiiMM } nun iiir TBIT THI
CHI6A60ROGKISLAND&PACFGRAILWAY ! !
fly reaoon of lit central poiltlon tftoiid relation to llnci
Xait of Chicago , anil cuntln.iaui lint * at terminal
points West , Northnt nnd Houthweit , la the true
middle link In that tranirontlnntai fjntrm vhlrh
Imltt-i mid facilitates Intel and traffic between the
Atlantic nnd I'Mllc.
The Rock Island main line and branches tncludo Chi-
eago , Jolet ] , Ottawa , Ln Mlo , IvorU , Ofnosro , Molltie
and Hock Island , in llllnoli ) Dvrrnpnrl , Munratlne.
Washington , Falrfltld , OUumwa.Onkaloona , WcstLlb-
rrtjrIovraCltyIe MoInti , In ( llanola.WlntorfLt , Allan-
tlo , KnoxTllle , Audubon , Marian , fluthrlo Cuntra and
Council IIIuITi , In Icnra : Qallntln , Trenton , St. , - < senn ,
Cam ron and Kansai City , In lIDsourl ! I.eai. riworth
aod itchlson , In Kanran Albert Lea , lUnnrapolli anil
et.Paul.lnMlnneioUt Watertuwn nnd Sloui FallsI *
Pakota , and hunJreJj of liitermnllato cltlei and towns.
"The Great Rock Island Route" .
Guarantees speed , comfort , certainty and safety. Iti
rtrmantnt way Is dlstlntruiihed fur Its excellence. Ill
lirWges are of ( tone and Iron. Its track Ii ef solid
Uel , Its rolling stuck perfect. Its passenger equipment
liasAlItheiatptya piilianct that ripsrience has prom J
useful , and for luiurloui accommodations Is uiu ir-
casssd. Its EtpreM Trains conilct of superior [ My
Conches , elegant Pullman Palact Parlor and Sleeping
Cars , superb Pining Cars , prorldlnff delicious meals ,
nnd ( between Chicago aad St. Joseph , Atchlion and
Kansas City ) restful Reclining Chair Carl. lt man-
cement Is concerratlr * , its discipline exacting
"The Famous Albert Lea Houra"
Iletween Chicago nnd Minneapolis andfH. Pa. " Is the
faTortte. Orer this line Solid Fast Expres * Trains ma
dally to attractive resorts for tourists in Iowa and
Minnesota , and , TlaWatertown and Sioux Falls , to the
rich wheat and grating lands of Interior Dakota. Via
Seneca and Kankakee , the Rock Island offers superior
Inducements to travelers lietneen Cincinnati , Indian
apolis. Lalayette and Council Bluffs , St. Joseph , Atcht *
ron , LeaTcnworth , Kan-tag City , St. i'aul , ana Interme
diate points. All patrons ( especlaUy ladles and call-
drcn ) receive protection , courtesy and kindly attention.
For tickets , maps , folders , copies of Western Trail , or
Any desired Information , apply to principal offices In
the United States said Canada , or address , at Chicago ,
R. I. CAIlf , E. ST , JOHN , I. A. HOUIOOt ,
trull nlatiMf.i. Iuia a1lli > uir. ln.IU.trm.Aii
S , S , FELKER , OMAHA , NEB ,
IWi N. 13th Street.
I'tlHK CAMFOHNIA WINES , shipped direct
from our vlncjard. Hlusllng , ( iiitctlel Clarets ,
Port , Slii'rrlps , etc. Sun Josu Vatilts , Seventh ,
Klghth , Sun Salvador and William streets , Sun
Jose , California.
0
Cor. 16th and Fa roam Sts.
C'liaraLurol Commerce UulldlDX.
Capital Stock - - - S4OO.OOO
Liability of Stockholders , 8OO.OOO
The Largest Savings Bank Sn Nebraska.
I'he IVr Cent I'ald on Deposits. Ixjans Mndo ( ill Heul
K'lnie unit iiernunnl fcurlty , Notts. Wur-
riintu , Mucks and llouils 1'urcliusuil.
orrircitsi
John L , Miles , 1'reMilont.
Andrew Rosewater , Vice-1'roshlent.
Dexter L. Thomas , Cashier.
IHI.MtlKJF 1)1111 ) CTOIISI
JOHN U Mil LS , KIIASTCS IIENSON ,
r < * Mi-Li , t'm.NKit , JOHN II. KVA.NS ,
A.NDIIKW llOSKWArbn , .MlJIIIIII MOIIHISON ,
DII.s \lnirtn I , ( it-o. K. IUIIKUI ,
liOV.Al.MN S\l'MUlia ) , DtXTtll I. . TlHIMAH ,
1'l.ri.ll III..MIT , .lAMLMTllOMI-NUN ,
> ' . H. JOHNSON , JOHN lU'mi ,
NATHAN MUIHIAM.
noAiii ) or .MANAOi.sn iiliircrons :
SAMl'KI , COT.NKIl , KHANK II. .1OIINON ,
JOHN nusii , JOHN i , . MII.ICS ,
UKXTKH L. THOMAS.
U. S. lii'OSITOUY. :
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA.
CAPITAL , . . . . $ ! iOO,000
SUKl'LUS , . . . . 100,000
KOUNT/.H , President.
JOHN A. CItnitJirrON , Vlce-l'rcsUlunt.
F. H. DAVIS , Cashier.
W. II. JIiOQUIEIt. : AdsUtant CaMilcr.
FRANK D. MEAD ,
CARPENTER d BDILDE !
Hue catlnet work a specialty. Telephone 6CO.
809 South Sixteenth Streit ,
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CHURCHILL , PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Impleinenls. ! aps ,
Carriages and Hns lr < . Jnne Sircot , lletweon Ptli and
1Mb. Onmhit , Nebrnssk.
METCALFCOM
AgricnlinrallniDlcinentSjfagons.Carriages .
l'I | ' l' lKto. Vholri > l * , Omaha , Nebrns. * .
PA LTrNToRENDbRFli MA"RTIN ,
. . Whole sa ! Dealers In
Agricnllnrallinpleincnls , Wagons & Buggies
U1. Wl. TO nd W7 , Jont 8tr t. Ornah > .
P. P. MAST A CO ,
Mannfactnrers of Bnckeye Drills , Seeders ,
WINOrJA IMPLEMENT CO. .
Wlolfi l
Agricnltnral Implements. . ! agons &Bnggiej
Corner Ktb and Nicholas Streets.
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Artists' Matorlala.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 nouflu Street , Oruaha , Nebraska.
Boots and Shoes.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
IflJ farnsm St. , OmMin , Ncti. Mnnufactorr. Sammar
Street , lloslun.
KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
( Snrcessors to Heed , Jones . % Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Agents for Boston Hublier Kuor. Co. 1102,1104 A11M
Ilarner St. , Omaha , Nebraska.
Coffeaa , Spices , Eto.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Coffee and gplce Mills.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder ,
FlaTortng Kitrncts , lAtimtrj niue. Inks , Ktc. 1111 nil
llarnoyritreet , Omaha , Nebraska.
Crockery and Glassware.
W. L. WRIGHT.
Aecnt for the Mnnufncturers nnd Importers of
Crockery. Glassware. Lamps , Chimneys.
Ktc. Oaie * . 317 B. 13th St. , Omaha , NobraskH. '
Commission and Storage.
b7A. HURLEY.
Commission and Jobbing ,
otter , Kegs and Troduro. Consignments solicited.
lleaduunrtera for Slont-wnrc , llerrj lloxvs and
Urapu llask l . 1414 Dodge St. , Omaha.
RIDDELL & . RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Bpeclaltles llulter , Kut , Therse , Poultry , Utima.
Ojiters , Etc. , Ktc. ill South llth Slr t.
WIEDEMAN Si CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , liutter , dime , Fruits. , Ktc. 230 Mouth 14th Bt ,
Omfthn , Nebraska.
CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
( buccussorn to McShane & Schroeder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omnlia , Nebraska.
Coal , Coke and i-lrno.
OMAH/TCOALT COKE & " "LIME CO. .
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
109 South Htli Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
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J. J. JOHNSON & CO. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
ind shippers of Coal. Coke , Comcnt , Plaster , LlintX
Brain Tll and fiewcr I'lpp. omcc , 1'nitcni llotel ,
Knrnsin ht. , Omaha , Neb. Tulephono 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
1H South Kith Bt. , Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods and Notions. _
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
1102 and HOIDouflas , Cor. llth Bt. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsMons ,
Qanta' Furnishing GoodsCorner llth and llarnej BU ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Furniture.
DEWEY Si. STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
I'arnam Street , Omaha , Nebraska ,
Groceries.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. .
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
106,707,70S ! and 711 8.10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers
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Uth and etVfcawottli Sircel QpijiUa Kebra i ,
JD. M. SYE"ELE & co. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1IU , 1K1 and 1M Ilarner Street , Ouiaha , Nat > .
ALLEN BROS. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1114 and 1116 Harncr Street , Omaha , Neb.
Hardware.
LEE. FRIED & CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
TinwareSheet IronKtc. .Agents for Ilowe Bcalts.and
Miami I'owder Co. , Omaha , Neb.
HIMEBAUQH * TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Uecbanln' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1106 Uouilas-st.
Omaha , Nebraska.
RECTOR & WILHELMY CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Ilarnejr Sis. , Omaba , tNeb. Western Age nil
tor Austin Powder Co. , Jem-nun Steel Nallf , Fair
banks Standard Scales.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
BprlngsV gnn Pluck. Hardware Lumber , etc. UOB
aud 1211 llarnur Street , Omaba.
EDNEY * GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wacon and Carriage Wood Block , Ilearr HirdwartX
Etc. U17 and IWI Ixiayeaworth St. , Omaba , Neb.
Mats , Caps , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE * CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 Ilarner Street , Omaha , Neb.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO
and ILER * CO. .
Importers & Jobbers of FineWines &Liprs
Vast India Ulttors and Domestic Liquors. Ill ) llurner
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All kinds of Bnilding Material at Wholesale
18tu Street and Union Pacific Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , etc. YarJi-Corner Tin and Douglas ; Corner dtsj
and IKiujlas.
C. N. DEITZ.
Dealer in all Kinds of Lumber ,
13th ard California Sts. , Omaha , Nub ,
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber lime Cement Etc Etc
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Corner Cth and Douglas SI , . , Omaha.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. .
, To Dealers Only ,
Offlre , llD ) ftroUB 8U t , Omifct.
" "JOHN A.'WAKEFIEUD , ' ' " '
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
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Lumber.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Harflwooa Lite ,
fopq Ctrptti nd 1'trquft Flourlni. ttli tnd tonilt >
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I. ODErTFELDfiR & CO. , j
Imuorters & Jokers or Millinery & Notion )
U8 , no od l South llth gtfftt. Ji
Notion * .
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Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Qoofi
0fl nd ( Boulh 10th Btf t , Omth * . L
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VINYARD di SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Farnisbing Goods.
llOi lUrn r Btfttt. Oiunbn. y
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CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE
Wholesale Refined and LnbricatiniOils ?
Lit * Qr < f. elf. . Om h . , A. U. Blthop ,
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
' Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
lire stock of nrlnMnK , wr pplnf aa4 srrtttfl |
paper , Special attention gtten to CM load orders. _ j
Printer ' Matarlalg. 4
\VEST N"N"EW PAPER UNiblSfi' . !
Auxiliary Publishers , ,
Dealers l > type , presses and printers' supplies , HI
Boulli illlli Street , Oins.li * .
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Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Mannfactnrers and Dealers in Rnhlier Good !
Oil Clothlnn ml l Mlier lloltlnit. 1 B K rn m Btr li
StoamJFUtlngBi PumgsEto.
A. L. STRAND CoTI
Pumps , Pines and Engines ,
Bte m , w tc r , r llwar unit mining sunpllci , rto. 9U\
_ tr.-j ami VU K rnmu Btrcr t , Omiibii.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. . '
Wholesale Pnnips , Pipe , fittings , ,
itcira nnd Wnter Bupi < llei , Hvnilquitrtori for Mail
Kooit A Co'i goods , llil Furnnin M. , Oiiinlm. j
"U.S. WIND ENaiNE"ArPTiM > CO"T *
Steam and Water Supplies ,
I ] llld y Wind Mllli , (118 ( nnj TO ) Knrnnrn bt. , Otunhfc
_ O. F. Uo , AclliiK Mmnger. _ J
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BROWNELL & CO. , -f
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
3liu t Iron Work , Stenm Pumpn. HAW Mllll. 1 > 13-U1 (
Ix-nvcnviurlh btrcfl , Oumlm.
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Seeds. /
PHIL. STIMvELaco *
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seed }
Ml nd 13Jone Bt. . 'I
ARMSTRONG.
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Briuirh house of the limner llucxr Co. IliiKKlcs K <
wholesale and retail. lUN.ldlOandl'lt ? ImrU street ,
Oraabl. Tulcphone No. 7W.
Teas and Cigars.
WM. A. WILSON & CO. . { '
Importers and Jobbers of Teas & Cigaii
Apices nnd Daley ll Mnf ( I'owdcr. J410 ami 1113 U r >
noy atrret , Omaha. ,
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Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , M
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornices !
Jobu Kueueter , Proprietor. 930 Dodge and 101 and )
North Mlmreet.Oniatin. . :
Smoke Staclts , Bollera " , Etp.
H. K. SAWYER" .
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacte ,
Drltcblngi. Tankt and Heneral Holler Repairing. 13t |
Dodge Hlrtc-t , Omaha. Nub.4 |
Iron Works.
PAXTON 4 VIERLtNG.
Wrought and Cast Iron Bnilding Wort
Knglnpn , BrniB work , Bvnoral foundry , mnclilni aa
blackimltb nurk. Omco and worki , U. 1 * . llr. and i
17th Street , Omaba.
OMAHA WIRE& IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railing
Desk ralli , window guardi. donor § l nd § , wire illnlrf
etc. , 1U North IClli bt. , Omalia. ,
OMAHA SAFE AND IRON WORKS ]
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaulti , Jail work , Iron and wlr fencing , ilgni , etc. Q
Andreen , 1'iop'r. Cur. 14th and Jackiun Bt .
MptlNE.MILBURN&STODbARD Cc
Miimifiicturcr and Jobbers of
Plows , Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Etc ,
Cor. Ulh nml IMi-IHc Ma. , Oinuliu. Neb.
MEAGHER 4 SPROAT. ' '
General Agents for Dlebold Safe & Ixick Co.'f
fire and Burglar Proof Safes.Time . Locks.
Vaults and Jail Work , 1415 Karnam Street , Omaha. -
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jetas Pants , Shirts , Ktc. 1102 nd 1104 Douiilai Strteti
Orah , Neb.
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M.A. DISBROW & c. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Office , 12th and Itard Streets , Omaha , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Sash , Doors , Blind ? ,
Mouldings , Htalr Work and Interior Kuril Wood I-1 <
tin. . 1C. Corut-r 8th and I eavenworth Streets , j
Omaha , Neb. I
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. ,
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors , ;
And Illlndn , Turning , Stair-work. Bank and Offlci
ttttlngs. awfi and Popplctoa Avenue.
Brewers.
STORZ & ILER , 1
Lager Beer Brewers ,
UM North Eighteenth Street , Omaha. Neb.
O.B. rAI.HIR. N. f , HICIIHAN , / . II.
PALMER , RICHMAN St. CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Offlfd Uooii 94 , Opposltfl Richangp Ilullilluf , Unloi
blocs. Yards , houlh Ouaba , Neb ,
MoCOY BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market furnished free on application , Stacke
feralers furnlihwl oa good terras. Itefernncei : OraM
tia National Ilixnk anitr > outb Omaba National , Uoloa )
Block yards. South Omaba.
LORIMER , WESTERFIELD St , 1
Lire Stock Commission.
Boom 16 , Kichinge HulMInK , Union Block Yardsii'
boutb Omalis. , Neb.
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HORN ft SHARPE ,
Commission Dealers In Live Stock ,
nnnra a , Klchangf Ilullilluf , 1'nlon flock Tds , ft
Omaba. KefMrenctta : Union Nut'l Ilnuk , OoiHuaJ
Union Hloek Yards I1 > D . H. Oiuulm , K. b. Uowlu ?
1'rus. Am. llaak & Trust Co. , Onmlin.
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ALEXANDER A FITCH ,
Commission Dealers in Live Stock.
Boom n , opposite Ricliunia Ilalldler , Union Ktocl
Yards , boulli Opaaba , Nfb.
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U NION 8TOCK Y ARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John IT. Bo/d. Hup rinl nd nt.
I OQTW.ANHpOD.Voutl.tul.lmpr. .
\AO I uUeuii.SirTnialcljtUtycHUkC ( |
through errinu anU bad practice * CURED.
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