THEf OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 1887.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Dulls Score n Substantial Advance
In Grain Prices ,
CONTINUED FIRMNESS IN CORN.
OalH ntul ProvlHloiiH Doth Sent n 1'i'K
IIlKlicr-Cattlo TrailhiK HllRlKly
IJCRB ActlYc HOKH Bet
ter Quotations.
CHICAGO PUODUCK MAHKKT.
CtiirAfio , Nov. 14. [ SpMal Tolrpram to
thcHr.n. ] The bulls had their Innings on the
board to-day and scored a substantial advance-
In prices. AH during Urn latter part of lust
wcrk , thn renter of IntVrest was the corn pit ,
but ether grains profited by the strength
shown there. In wheat foreign news coin-
blncd with the Influence of the corn market
to give n 11 nn tone and to advance prices
sotn uwhat , and UICHO Influences were notoffsot
by the largo Increase shown In the vlslblo
supply , The public cable quoted pot wheat
linn and private rabies wire strong. Of
moro offcct than WWH , ho\ve\er , was the
presence of exerting houses buying grain.
The grain inovcinent blackboard continues to
have the satnu overfed complexion. Uecolpts
nt nine primary markets aggregated 041,000
buMicls. Opening prices thin morning were a
shade above the eloslng figures of .Saturday at
7.c ) for December , 74J.'c for Jnntmry and
7iYc ! for May. The December delivery
never fell below the opening price , but Jan
uary and May touched 74Se nmlTti'/c ' respec
tively. December and .lanuary sold up to
7-lc and 7 ? ' ' " ' elosed at those tlgnres.
May sold up to 7irj { < - ' ' " "I eloped at V ) ) \ : bid.
May corn closed lo and Decem
ber and Jummi'y corn J' 'o higher
' session than
on to-day's morning
nn Saturday. The advance , which has now
been continuous for a week , does not appear
to bo caused so much by the receipt of any
new facts about the situation as by the
change from disbelief to belief in the intelli
gence which has bt'on received all along. Ke-
ports of a short crop have been common
enough , but have not carried conviction.
Now they lind attentive ears. The decrease
in the visible supply , however , was not so
much as had been expected and caused a
drop of ' < c , which was about all the set back
the market received during the session , and
this was immediately recovered. Opening
sales were at4Mc for December and January ,
mid 4tlX < ! i-"c. * for May. Tlicsu were the low
figures for the day , and the advance was al
most continuous to 44o for December and
January , and )7J ) ( 'i41 > c for May. The clos
ing was strong at 44c for December and Jan
uary , and 4 } ( u for May.
Oats advanced M''V' ' " duy in the face of
stubborn resistance on the part of the bears.
May , which was tlio leading fntuie , im
proved from liOc at the opening to ! lt4fiili ) ! ) V
on the split. At I o'clock 30 c was the mar
ket. November advanced /mm ' - ! . " > > fc to : M ' .fo
und closed at the top , with December and
January nominally quoted at 'JiPgi' .
In provisions the ( lay's ' movement closed at
n considerable advance on Saturday's last
figures. Under the inllucnceof a good "run"
of hogs reported the market opened heavy
and tlrst sales were at prices showing a
material decline. As the session progressed.
however , trade fell Into line with the upward
turn in corn and .wheat and a sharp im
provement occurred. Hased on Saturday's
last prices final ( imitations showed an appre
ciation of HXjMT'ue on pork , 7' > . ( ! ? IOr on lard
and 7)jC on short ribs. Trading was quito
active , with interest us usual largelveentered
in January , which sold at $ l2..H ( i ( KU7 } . ; for
| M > rk , $0.f > 0i0.03 ( for lard and KJ.Iil ) ( 0.l52'j ' , for
short ribs. For January pork closed at
IKl.lTi. ; , lard at $ > .l'rJiji.il.tVi ( and short ribs
at $ ( UwJ . Final quotations for other
deliveries traded in stood at fO.rn'.j ' for
November and December lard , $ l.'l.27 ! > ( ii.)0 : : )
for February pork , $ tl.72j for February lard ,
| 4l.7UflU.72 ( ! > i for February short ribs , W.fc < (
for March short ribs , $ IH.G , ° > for May pork and
tfl.Q-.ii4 for May laid. Cash lard was in de
mand , selling at fi.5'i ) > ( giVOO. Cash meats
were quiet.
AfTKKNOOX Sr-HMox Wheat easy ; Decem
ber 7I.J ! e , January 74J4C , May 7c.t ( a.T Xc ,
June NlJ.fc. Corn weak ; December 4ijJii : ( ;
4t : % . January 4M c , May 47 e. Oats easier.
I'ork declined 5c , closing at $1U2 ! } , < for
January , $1I.22 ! > for February aJid f 1U.IW for
May ; January sold at $ l.10f ! ) ) l.15 ! ) and May
at ti3.f > 0il'iuir ' : . Lard quiet and quotably
ged. Short ribs a shade easier.
CHICAGO MVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , Nov. 14. [ Special Telegram to
the BEE. ] CATTI.K Trade was not as active
us the last day or two of last week , yet there
was a good deal of business during the later
hours of the day , the market finally closing
with every thing desirable sold. As to prices ,
there were varied opinions among the most
% level-headed salesmen. Some wcro quoting
plain and common natives ir0c lower than
during the high period of lust week und others
claimed that there was llttlo or no change ,
but all agreed that the class referred to were
slow of sale. Prime natives were scarce anil
trade about the same as last week. Good and
useful steers were perhaps u shade lowei
than on Friday. Native butehers' stock was
the same as last week. Texas canning stock
Bold KKli > c higher than at the close on Fri
day. Rangers , such as suited the dressed
beef trade or the city shop trade , were aboul
the same as last week. Shipping
steers , 11150 to l.VK ) Ibs , ft.400iri.00 ;
1200 to iar > 0 Ibs. $4.00@4.70 ; 930 to 120H Ibs. ,
fJI.OU@4.'Ar . Stockcrs and feeders , $1.75iJt.lO ( : ;
" cows , bulls and mixed , $1.2.'X ' < i2.8. > . Texiu
steers , ? 3.2 : > @ 2.80 ; cows , tl.700rfj.20. West
rrn rangers strong ; natives and half breeds
t3.00 < iii.0. : Wintered Texans. 2.40il.2.- : .
lions Trade was active , with a down turr
Of about a nickel during the flurry caused bj
the circulation of exaggerated reports concern
Ing receipts. After the running down of tin
baseless rumors matters settled down 10 at
active demand and a slight upward reaction
the general market closing about the same a
at the close of Saturday. One lot of fane ;
mnall Yorkshire whites sold at $4.90 , but tin
bulk of best heavy sold within a range o
tl. 75 ( 4.80 , and the bulk of best packing sort
at $4.00(34.70 ( , with plain and common a
* 4.40 ( 4.M ) . Light sorts made 1,50(3 ( 1,00.
NEW YOUK , Nov. 14 , [ Special Telegram t <
the HUB. ] STOCKS The stock market e *
blbltcd nioro energy than on uny day for ROV
cral weeks past. The bulls had the best o
the situation and weio not at all slow i
causing shorts to run to cover. There wane
no news of importance from any source , bu
the general feeling was in favor of bottc
prices. London came In higher , the arbitrag
houses bought heavily and sot the pact
Heading , ns usual , was the trump card an
advanced 2 points , The rest of the Coaler
were especially strong , with largo trading , a
during the first fifteen minutes 40,000 blntrc
of all kinds of stocks changed hands , Noi
bull pools were reported in Heading an
Lackawanna , the hitter being headed b
Deacon White and Harvey Durand. Undo
their skillful manipulation Lackuwannu at
vaneed 2,1/ per cent. Western Union wen
tip 2/ per cent on report * tnnii \ Wlb lo
listed in London. The other especially pron
Inent stocks were Missouri Pucitlo and Erk
which gained JtfQl point. Despite the rani
advance in Coalers , the Grangers ami Vai
dcrbilts dragged , as the bear party sold thei
quito freely. Northwestern , however , m
vauecd 1 point. The situation in the wci
1ms not changed any and operators bollov
the advance Is merely duo to sympathy wit
the Coalers. The. rallies brougnt out hoav
lines of long stocks last weak at lower price
and good profits were secured. Earnings i
railroads in all parts of the country contliu
good , and for the month of October 102 roai
make returns aggregating $33,870,5:58 : , again
$ 'Hti ' , : 1,822 for the corresponding month i
last year , an Increase of $3S5S,500 , or near
1'J per cent , the increase In rnllcfcgo havii
been 0 IH.T cent. For the ten uioutka cuO.li
October 31 , ninety-eight roads report aggre
gate gross earnings of $277,07lltX , ) , against
$242t49lV5 : ) for the corresponding period of.
last Jear , an Increase of $ 'H,72I)94 ! ) , or over
14 | cr cent. Only one road and that ft small
one shows smaller earnings than in lbv < > .
Allowing operating expenses at tW per cent ,
thu net earnings of the ninety-eight roads for
the ten months would bo about $1(7,000,000 ( , or
equal to nearly $117,000,000 for the year. The
total mllcago for the ninety-eight roads Is
about i\\M ( > miles , and the average funded
debt about 131,000 per mile , making an ap
proximate aggregate of say $1,800,000,000 , on
which the $117,000,000 of net earnings would
bo equal to about OJif per cent.
GovF.HNMF.NT9 Government bonds were
dull but steady.
YF..STiilt.n's : QUOTATION1 ! .
P. P. 4s coutKin. . . 127 | dn preferred 113
II. S. 4ls coupon .ius 4 O. V. r IIH
I'acllluCHof . l-'l 10. U. N Miif
Camidn Southern : i V < > . T. l
Central HndHc . . : lt ! I'lipftle Mail . . . . .T > ! }
ChlrnKO At Alton VM I.I | . A | ; Kl
rilODDCK MAUKICT8.
, Jfov. M. Following are the 2:30 :
closing prices :
Flour Steady and unchanerd ; winter
wheat , $ ! I.VK4.fM ) per bbl ; spring wheat ,
* : i.aKji4.Wporbbl ) ; rye , t'J.7.r.i . ( < ; ) .lX ) per bbl ;
buckwheat , * -i..V0.'J.1i ) per bbl.
Wheat Strong ; tradinj ; fair with sotno
Improvement ; opened a shade tinner than
Saturday and Closed < ( ; 7ifo higher ; cash ,
7i'rc ) ' ; Dtvemhcr , a ; < e ; May , 7U U-lfic.
Corn Kulejl artlve and higher ; opened a
shade blither than Saturday's close and closed
' 4 ( ' ? < higher : cash , 44c ; December , 4a } c ;
May , 4T\u.
Oats- Firm and in peed demand ; as com
pared with Saturday's close t hurts was an ad
vance of0'V ' < * '
K.Vf- Steady at MrtTSS 'c.
Uarley Qiiidt atTtii- . ,
I'liino Timothy fl.'M.
Flax-seed- ! .
Whisky-tl.10.
I'ork Active but unsettled nud Irregular ;
January , J13.1ifMn.l2i ( ( ; ; May , JlH.rx ) .
Lard Moderately active but unsettled and
IrrcRular ; cash and December , $ ti.5TJi ; May ,
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders. f..40(7ri.4. ( > ;
hliort clear , K > .N > ( ii0.t)0 ) ; short ribs , * il.GO
for January.
Butter Steady ; creamery , S'JgOSc ; dairy ,
1Sfiilc. !
Cheosp Active and linn ; full cream ched-
d.irs , llCtll i1 ; flats , llV < U'.iO ; joung
Americas , II1 , ( < i 12c.
Kfjfs ? Firm at I'.t fJi'Wu.
TallowUnchanged ; No. 1 country , 4@
4 e ; No. a , : t' < ; c ; cakes , l'4'c. '
illdes--Unchauicd ; heavy rccn salted , 7c ;
llitbt , do. , " ' o ; salted bull , lie ; grcvn salted
calf , 8 ; dry Hint. l2ilRc ( ; dry calf , 12llo ! ;
dry salted , 10o ; deacons , each , IJOo.
Hcceipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 2SXM ( ) 25.IKKI
Wheat , bu . btl.lHX ) 111,00(1 (
Corn , 1)U ) . 10KH ( ) ( ) ' 2tV.XX ( ]
Oats , bu . IKMKX ) 100,000 ,
Kyibu . li.OOO .
Hurley , bu . ( M.OtX ) 44,000 ,
SI. IjiniiH , Nov. 14. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 72' ' , f 72ii < e ; Mav , sOKc.
Corn Higher ; uusli , 4o ; @ 40 > u'c ; May ,
4iJ4f. :
Oats -Higher ; cash , 'BfiSSJ ' o ; December
4H1..1- .
I'ork J12.73.
Lard-IH.-i.
AVhiskv-1.0. > .
Afternoon Hoard Wheat Kasier ; No
vember , WV ; December , T.Vfc ; May , S0c.
Corn Quiet ; Noveiiiber , 40e , ; December ,
40 4-'c ; M ay , 4t\'e. : Oats Dull.
Ijlvcrpool , Nov. 14. Wheat Finn anil
demand fair ; holders otter , sparingly ; red
western spring , ( is OdlrtlJs 7d per cental ; dc
winter , ( Is ( klC'ilis 7d
Corn Finn und demand fair.
Milwaukee , Nov. 14. Wheat Firm :
cash , iOX ; December , Tlftfc ; May , 7Sjije.
Corn Higher ; No. ! ! , 44jtfc.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 white , 2'Ju. '
Kye Strong : No. 1 , M e.
Hurley Firm ; No. 2 , 71)iC. )
Provisions Steady ; pork , November ,
12.7fi < iei.25. ; Lard , f 1.55.
Minneapolis Nov. 14. Wheat Steady
No. 1 hard , cash , 71J4OJ December , 71) 0 :
January , rj3o } ; May , 7 c ; No. 1 northern
cash , Itfo ; December. tJS o ; January , ti'Jj e
May , 75u ; No. 2 northern , cash , Coo ; Decuui
her , tki' ' c ; January , MJf ; May , 72c.
Flour Steady ; patents , H.25@4.4A ) ; bak'
crs' , f1.nW.Vi. : )
Koceipts Wheat , 48 ,320 bn.
Shipments Wheat , 87,020 bu ; flour , 20,45 (
bbls.
Cincinnati , Nov. 14. Wheat Strong
No. 2 red , 77i- .
Corn Firm ; No. 3 mixed , 401 @ 47e.
Oats Firm : No. 2 mixed , iWo.
Hjo Finn ; No. 2 , We.
I'ork Firm at fl2.M ) .
Lard Stronger at fti.65.
Whisky-Steady at $1.05.
Now York , Nov 14. Wheat Receipts
2Ki ( ! : > 0 ; exports , 111,781 ; options advancei
, ' .j ( < 3nO and closed llrm aft ; r variations
ungraded red , Sli ) ( | ( lo ; No. 1 red , notnina
ntMl o ; No. 2 red , wy SttJfc ; delivered
December closed at b4J < c.
Corn Kccelpts , 108,750 ; exports , 13.782
> uiJlc ! higher , closing flrm ; ungraded , 55J.
( i57c ; No. 2 , Mic In store , M } a delivered
December closed at 55f o.
Oats - Kcceipts , HU,300 ; exports , 217
mixed western , 34iijio ! } e ; white western , 8
Coffee SjKit , fair ; Rio , firm at $18.25 ; op
tions easier and moderately active ; sales
S4,2.VbaKs ; December , $15.2.'i@ir > .45 ; Januar ;
* 14.C ! > 15.1-i ; February , $14.00ii.l3.0r ( > ; March
$14.75 < iOl4.lK ) .
Petroleum Firm ; United , 74J.c.
Kj'B firm ; western , KQi'Sl o.
I'ork Firm and quiet.
Lard Higher and moderately active
western steam , spot , $7.00@7.05.
Hutter Quiet and steady ; western , 13i (
" 7c ; western creamery , 1UO&27C.
Cheese Qulut and steady , western , 9 ( <
y , Nov. 14. AVheat Stronjrci1
No , 2 HO ft , cash li.y.jii bid ; December , MlK ;
.lanuary , 07u bill ; May , 74 'c bid , 7. " > j > s
aslc cd.
Corn Firmer ; No , 2 , cash , n"-\c bUl
3So asUcd ; December.37l o bid , 3S'4c aslteil
Junuary , Ite c bid , aOJio aslted ; May , 41jj
bid , 41'jii asked.
Oats Stiongcr ; No. 2 , cash , 22)j'c ) bli
2t : ) < ; o asked.
Now Orloanx , Xov. 14. Corn Stead
'oiits Firm ; Xo. 2 , lire.
Cornmcal Heady at jf2.lO. !
Hog I'l-oducts-l'ork Steady at $13.2 :
Lard $ i > .t ) ' . ' > i.
Hulk Meats Shoulder * , $ , 'i.i)2 ) > f ; longclca
$0.i7 } ; clear rib , iO.i" ? .
liacon Shoulders , $3.75.
lilVK STOCK.
*
Utiioii Stock YimlN , Cliloago , Nov. 1
The Drovers' Journal reports :
v Catllo Receipts , 10,300 ; market close
d stronger ; shipping steers , $ .1.00@r > ,00 ; stoe !
y ei-a and feeders , Si 'SWII.IO ; cows , Imlls an
. mixed , $1.2. ' > ( i2.s : ; Texas steers ,
western cattlf ? 2. UXjTt.M ! ) .
Hogs Receipts , 84,000 ; market sto.idj
ito mixed , * 4.40.A4.70 . ; heavy , 14.03(54.110 ( ; Ugh
o $4.US I70 , skips , $3.00 < ! i4.3- . .
i- Slieop Receipts , i ,50i ) ; market strop
for good ; unlives $ ' .VXiM.OO ; wcsti-rn , fl. (
id ( u3r > 3 ; Texans , K.6lVa3.40 ; lambs , $3.75ta5.0
d National Slock Yuriln. lOiibt 8
I- Ijoiiiw , Nov. 14. Cattjo Receipts , 1,20 (
In shipments , 1,400 ; choice hi'avy native steer
\ - M.SiOiS4.H ( ! ) ; fail-to good natives , $3.S-
butchers' btccrs , medium to prime ,
> to 3.W btockers ami feeders , * IOOy2.7 { (
th rangers , common to good corn fed , i..20 (
y Ho-ra Receipts , 0,700 ; shipments , 20i
market actlvo and a shade lower ; choli
* ,
heavy and butchers1 selections , f4.t S:4.b : ;
3f Yorkers and packers , medium to cnole
10 t4.3oijl.70 ( ; pigs , common to good , J1.00iJ4.4 (
Is KUMSUU city , Npv. U. Cattle Receipt
st 4,5i ( i ; clilpmiMits , 2,4t50 ; good to choice coi
of fed , fliX . ; common to medium , W.25
4.20 ; stockers , f2.00.ii2.C.U ; feedlnft stcei
ly
f2.t5.Vg3.25 ; cows , * 1.23Q2.30 ; grass rani
IB teew , l.St > S2.y ) .
if Hogs Receipts , 11,397 , ; shipments , 4,00
peed to choice. $4.tOif4.r ( > 0 ; common to me
dium , $3.l'0rj-l.Wj ' skips and pig" , $
OMAHA MVK STOCK.
Cut tic.
The ri-colptd of cattle yesterday wore
eljrhty-oiu loi'K ' Aside from llfteen loads of
western cattle which hud had a little corn
, * iitl n load or two of natives , the receipts
wete made up almost entirely of rangu cattle.
i There was a fair demand for good to prime coi n
1 fed steers but there were no offerings. Thu
I feeder market was extremely dull and the few
I buyers present did not show much Incllna-
I tiou to buy. There was literally nothing do-
I Ing In butchers' stock.
The receipts of hogs wcic liberal ycstcr
day , there being forty-seven fresh loads , but
these were only about one-third aa many as
on Saturday. There were only four loads of
stale hops on the market While there wcro
some very peed loads of boss , the averaito
, | iiallty was hardly up to Saturday's stand
ard. The market opened fairly active , and
a shade stronger than Saturday's close , The
bulk of the receipts were taken early in the
day at about steady prices. The late arrivals
did not bring quito as strong prices and thu
market closed at about the same point as on
Saturday. Everything offered was taken.
Ouo loud reached $4f > 0
Nhcrp ,
There were eight double decks in , but nnno
sold.
OHcinlllccrl ( | > tH.
Cattle 1,072
Hogs 3,1cm
Sheep lti'(0 (
fllll'MEXTS.
Cattle , IS cars , N. W Chicago
Cattle , 10 cars , H. k M Chicago
Sheep , lOcars , N. W Chicago
Hogs , Dears , \Vubash Indianapolis
Prevailing Prl < : cn.
Showing the prevailing prices piild for live
stock on the mnrkes :
Choice steers , i : K ) to 150011)9 $4.2 : > ( ( f4.r > 0
Choice steers , 1100 to 1300 los 4.00 ( . < 4.35
Fat little steers , 900 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.750(3.85
Corn-fed range steers , 12 < Hto ) 1500 3.i5 ( ( " 4.30
Good to choice corn-fed cows 2.25 ( < i2.50
Common to medium cows 1.50i ( < 2.25
Good to choice bulls 1.25 ( 2.00
( Seed range feeders 2.yOOi2.05
Good native feeders , 900 Ibs and
upwards 2.55(2.2.80 (
Fair to medium native feeders , 1)00 )
Ibs and upwards 2.35fii'2.50
Stockcrs , 00to700 Iba L'.HVu-i.iiO
Prime fat sheep 3.2.Vi3.5 ( ( )
Fair to medium slicci ) 2.500ilOO :
Common sheep 1.50n2.-J5 (
Light and medium hogs 4.15n4.25
( ! oed to choice heavy hogs 4.35ii4.4. ( " >
Good to choice mixed hop * 4. 0 4.35
ItotrrspnintlvR HalcH.
NATIVI : srunus cons FED.
Ijlvo Hlock Sold.
Sliowinp the nuinbur of licud of stock sold
on the nmrket yustordiiy :
CATTLE.
G. II. Hammond & Co . 278
Feeders . 202
l.obnuui & Uothchlld . 87
Harris & Fisher . 21
Speculators . 13
Total . 601
110(13.
Armour & Cutlaiiay Packing Co . 1,309
Anglo-American Packing Co . 1,070
O. H. Hammond &Co . 540
Kingan & Co . Ib4
Harris & Fisher . 61
Total . ' 3,1715
Unsold . . . . . „ „ . . 130
< > ! * Prices.
Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for hogs , on this market during the past
seven ( lavs and on the corresponding days in
1885 mid 18SO.
No good cattle hero.
Hogs about steady with Saturday.
The week opens with good receipts.
Swift's cattle buyer on the market.
The quality of the hogs was hardly as good
to-day.
WnpRoncr , Blrney & Co. put in a new safe
yesterday.
F. O. Klcnc , Albion , sold n load of 312-lt
hogs at $4.45.
Armour was the heaviest buyer on yester
day's market.
A. Doufour marketed two loads of hogs
from Plattsmouth.
H. Shlnstock , West Point , sold a load oi
292-lb hogs at $1.45.
The weather Is most too warm to bo favor
able for hog packing.
J. S. Dawsou , Weeping Water , was hen
y and marketed 35o hogs.
John Qtiinn , Wood Hivcr , was at the yards
with a load of 220-lb hogs.
G. W. Harness , Defiance , In. , was hero yes
tcrday and sold two loads of 254-lb hogs ai
$4.35.
John Green , of the flrm of Green & Burr
Greenwood , was among these who came ii
with hogs.
Mr. Lowdcr , a well known feeder of Green
wood , was hero loklug over the market foi
fat cattlo.
Mr. McMiiatcr , of the flrm of McMastcr ,
Dryden , Ute , la. , heavy shippers , was in will
three loads of hogs.
F. Hacon , Gothenburg , was at the yard !
and marketed a load of extra choice 800-11
hogs , which sold at the top price.
Mr.Gllmoro.of the firm of Gilmore ft Scott
w.is hero and marketed two loads of hogs
from LSrooks , la. , ut-iOc aud 45c.
M. J. Stevens has been appointed hog In
spcctor at scale house No. 1. The cattle wil
bo wnlched at No. 3 , the new scale house
This will give two scales for hogs and one fo :
cattle.
Jackson & Co. is the style of n new com
mission linn. W. A. Jackson , of Chicago , I
the senior member of the tirm. The busines
hero will bo under the management of hi
son , G. W. Jackson ,
W , A , Savage , who was connected with tlii
Swift packing house in Chicago , was on th <
market hero yesterday as cattle buyer fo
Swift's new houso. It was intended to opei
the house to-day if they could got the cattle
Good corn-fed natives wcro wanted.
C. A. Horino has accepted a position will
the yard company and will keep the record
of the receipts. This work will bo done ii
nn office at the shutes where the stock is ur
loaded instead oi at the exchange building , j
bulletin for the convenience nf Mookmon will
be posted on the arrival of each traiu of stock ,
OMAHA AVHOLKHAIiK MA11KKTS.
Produce , Kristin , Klc.
Tlicolloiriitf / nre the price * nt tr/ifr/i / /
round ( of * ofinxhirc tire oM on thin
MiiiAef. / 'ml/i / or of/irr / MUM ooo < fs rr-
f/tifrl iralnt ( / labor of jinrtlni ; am not ul-
w l/ji / he * ii//iMfd / tit tmtnUlc orders at the
ttimr iirlcis iiitotcd the local trade.
UtiTTKit The receipts of butter nre hrnvy
demand ; fairly active at following prices :
Choice dairy , ItViTlSoj medium grades ,
IWfZUtc ; ordinary. 100.
Kims The receipts fair ; market active at
20 ( < tyic. Several sales were made at 2'Jc.
CIIKKSE Market fair. Fancy full cream ,
cheddars. single , 1'Jc ; full cream twins ,
12'jc ' ; young Americas , 13c ; brick
cheese , 100 Ibs In case , 15o ; Lfmburgcr , 100
Ibs in cane , ll's'c. ! In less quantities than
lOOlbs , 14o ; Swiss domestic , lOQlSc.
POULTKV The receipts yesterday were
very heavy and the market Hat. Owing to
thu prevailing warm weather it has been
found ( link-tilt to keep stock for any great
length of time. Llvo chickens soil for f l.MMj
S.OO per dozen , dressed , 5i7c ( per pound.
Many lots of choice fowls were held over.
Turkeys , 8@IOc ; ducks , Sfpc
GAME Very slow. Prairie chickens , (4.00 :
mallard ducks , fJ.ftOffl'iTB ; ( mail , 2.25 ; Ui i
and mixed ducks , 1.T5 ; gcpoc
f4.UO ; snipe , 11.25 ; Jack rabbits ,
40c each ; small rabbits , $1.23 per doz ; deer
( ii(8c ( ; antelope , 7jtUo ( ; deer sadddles , UV ( ltc ;
antclopo , lc. ! )
POTATOES The receipts continue liberal.
The quality of the homo grown averages very
poor and Is unflt for storing for winter use.
The greatest objection is the small sio and
it is html to get over iVta for such stock , all
such lots arc sold to pcdlcrs. A few sales of
choice tn fancy homo grown stock , In small
lots , wuro reported at TOo. Utah and
Colorado stock , 8T < R90e.
SWKKT POT ITOES Choice new Jersey
stock , $5.M ) per bbl.
HKAXS The demand for beans is moro ac
tive aud the market improving at the follow
ing prices : good clonn stock , $2. 0 ( 2.25 : fair
to good , ? l.n061.75 ; Ciilifnrnia beans. $2.20.
O.SMONM Homo grown , 7f > cj ( $1.00 ; Spanish
onions. tii.W per fid-lb crate.
OftTKit4 * Mediums , -.lo ; standiird , ! tOc ;
selects , ! ! 0c ; extra selects , ysc ; New York
counts , 4lc. (
Ti'itsii'h Receipts equal the demand ,
which is fair. Good block , 40ioOi ( : ; ruta
bagas , SOCJUOc.
Cu't.u-i.owr.ii The supply not large.
Choice stock , FJ 60.
OIMKH PLANT Choice largo oyster planter
or salsify. ( Kitdoz bunches.
Cumuit : Home grown , $ , " > .00 pc'r hundred.
CnLKiit The supply is increasing. Good
stock brings a , > ( i,40c a doron. There is iomo
fancy stock on the market which scll nt 4.C.
Kxtra line Halt Lake celery tl.fiO per do7cn.
CIDIH : Choice Michigan cider , f0.f > 0 per
bbl. of : gal.
CIUXHBKHIKS Hell & Cherry , $8.00 ; Bell
St , Bugle , $11.00 ; Capo Cods , $ .i.Mtf ( 10.60.
Arri.ns Choice stock is soiling in round
lots at $ a.25'Hl.iO ! ; fancy .Tohiiathans , * 4.00.
Hoxuv Choice , in 1 11) frames , 2lc.
Porcouv Choice rice corn , ; ) @H o per Ib ;
other kinds , 2@-J , ' c per Ib.
On VNIIES Louisiana fl.60 per box ; $8.60
@ ! i.K ( ) per bbt ; Florida , per box , ? .r .00.
LIMON : > Messina lemons , $5.00 ( < l.'i.50 ;
Malaga , fT > .00. Kxtra line Maori , * tl.60.
Cti.iroiixii FiiuiTs Pcnrs , $2.50@2.75 ;
quinces , f.MH ) .
GIUIT.S New York grapes , 5-lb baskets ,
40c. California double crute , ? 4.rX ) ; crate ,
? 2.Til < ? 2..TO.
BAXAXAS The market is well supplied
with bananas at fS.OO ( : i.OO jor ) bunch.
Ni TN Peanuts , 7@7.jC. } raw ; Br.trll nuts ,
Ilk1 ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; English wal-
uuts , l.ri ( tsc ; lilberts , I'-'c.
Grocers' Ji\nt. \
COFFEB Ordinary grades , U'O OOJ c ; fair.
21T21 ( c ; prime , yiKti'-ic ; fancy green and
yellow , 22r > c ; old government Java , 2b@
: ) c : Interior Java , 'ji2Sc ( ; Mocha , 2Srf : lc ;
Arbuckle's roasted , 2. > ifc ; McLaughlln'H
XXXX , 25 fc ; Dilworth's ' , 24ic ; lied Cross ,
25 , ' 4 c.
BiiooMS Extra 4-tlc , S3.CO ; No. 1 , $2.00 ;
No. 3 , $1.75 ; hcuvy stable , $4.00.
C-AXiir Mixed , ( > @llc ; stick. 8W@9Xc.
JKI.I.IKSlb : > palls , $1.80y1.00.
Provisioxs Hams , 10 * 5 1 Ic ; breakfast
bacon , 10rt llc ; bacon sides , 8 ( a'Jc ' ; ury
salt , 7J4'ifi7jfc ( ; shoulders , Itft' a ; dried beef
hams , 10@llc ; dried beef regular , 9tfjilOi-jfu ( ;
hrins , picnic , 7 ( gSc.
Diuii : > Fruits Apjiles , new , 's , Cc ; cvaj-
orated , 50 Ib ring , KXglOBc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 2Sj2yc ( ; blackberrlrs.evaporated ,
9 @Hc ) ; pitted cherries , IKrtTiyOu ; peaches ,
new , 7io ; evaporated , peeled peaches , 28
fornia loose muscatels. $2.10S-J.20 ( ; now
Valencia.
CAXNEI > Goons Oyster , standard , per
case , | 'J.10@15 ; strawberries , 2-lb per case ,
$3.Hir.10 ( ) ( : ) ; raspberries , 2-lb , jer case , $3.00@
a.10 ; California pears , per case , $4.00@4.SO ;
apricots , per case , $4.10@4.25 ; peaches per
case , $5.7.S5.85 ( ; white cherries , per case ,
$0.00 ; plums , per case , $3.80@i.tO : ; blueber
ries , per case , $2.80(32.40 ( ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
per case , $2.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.20 ( < ? 5.75 ; Mb salmon , per doz , fl.&V&UK ) ;
2-lb gbosbcrrics , per case , $3.25M.aii : ) 2-lb
string beans , per case , $1.75 ; 2-lb lima beans ,
per case , $1. CO ; 2-lb marrowfat peas , $2.50 < y §
2.tiO ; 2-lb early Juno peas , per case , $2.75 ;
! I-lb tomatoes , $2:40@2.50 : ; 2-lb corn , $2.tt ! ) @
KKFIXEII LAKH Tierce , 7c ; 40-lb square
cans , 7c ; 50-lb round , 7 ! c ; 20-11) round , 7'fc ' ;
10-lb palls , 7Kc ; 5-lb pails , 7 0 ; tl-ll > l > ails ,
"Jc.St'OAn
St'OAn Granulated , 7 0 ; conf. A ,
7@7'sc ; white extra C , 0 (30 ( 0 ; extra C ,
< ' , ' * ' @ l4c ; yellow C , 53 < Jc ; cut loaf , 7 7 > i'e ;
powdered , 714@7Ve. .
PicKi.ns Medium in bblc , $ t.50 ! ; do in half
bbls , * I.7.V small , in bbls , $7.50 ; do in half
bbls , $4-25 ; gerkins , in bbls , fS.50 ; do in half
bbls , $4.75.
TOBACCO Lorillard's Climax , 44c : Splen
did , 41c ; Mechanic's Delight , 41e ; Lcggett&
Meyer's Star , 42c ; Cornerstone , H4e ; Drum-
niond's Horse Shoe , 41c ; T. J.t7c : ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44c.
lloi'E Seven-sixteenths , HK@lWc.
WOOIIF.XWAUE Two-hoop iiiiils , jer doz ,
$1.45 ; three-hoop pails , $1.70 ; No. 1 tub , $0.60 ;
No. 2 tub , $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 ; wash
boards , $1.75 ; assorted bowls , $2.25 ; No.
1 churns , $9 ; No. j ; churns , 8 ; No. a churns ,
CIIACKBUS Garncau's soda , butter and
picnic , Co ; creams , 80 ; ginger snaps , 8c ; city
soda , 7c.
TKA.S Japan , 20@5r.e ; gunpowder , 20@
BOJfc ; Young Hyson , 25g55c ( ; Ooolong , 20 (
OOc.
OOc.Svni'i1
Svni'i1 No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , $1,45@1.50 ;
New- Orleans , per gallon , 88@4ic ( ; iiiuplu
mp , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon ,
l-gallon cans , per < ] oz , $10.50 ; Iwlf gallon
cans , per doz , $0.25 ; ijuart cans , $3.25.
STAUCH Mirror gloss , fijfo ; Graves' corn ,
fl'j'c ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswcgo corn , 7c.
HOLLAND HKIIIIINOS 75@SOc per keg.
Dry Goods.
PIIIXTS SOLID COI.OHS Atlanta , ft c\ \
Slater , Be ; Berlin Oil , fie ; Garner Oil. t > 0j
7c. PIKK ANI > Ronus Kiehtnond , fie ; Allen
tie ; Kivcrpoint , fie ; Steel Ulver , Oc ; Hic-h'
mend , Oc ; Pacific , ( ! > { c , LNIHOO UI.VE Wash ,
ington , Oc ; Century Indigo blue prints , lOe ;
American , 0 } . < c : Arnold n c ; Arnold HlO c ;
Arnold A 12c ; Arnold Gohiseal lOWc. DUESS :
Charter Oak , 4Kc ; Ilamapo , 3Jfe ; Lodi , '
rvt * X9"t ivuun | > ui i. u ; t : , v ufltniuf : * ! , ii - u ,
BATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , 10'o ' ; Beauty.
12'/c ; Boone , 14c ; B , cased , $0.50.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis-
15o ; Bristol , l. e ; Union Pacific , ISc.
C'Aiii'ET WAHIBibb white , loKc ; colored
SOUo.
GixniiAM Plunkett checks , 7 c ; Whit
teuton , 7l4c ; York , 7jc ( ; Norniundi Dress
b'o ; Calcutta Dress , S' ' o ; Whittcntoii
, . . , , , . .
* \J v v/.u. * fw f i > / U , WUlUin * 1U. 1 , AlU.
DKM.MX Amoskeag 9-oz. , Itic ; Everett , '
oz. . 13o ; York , 70Uc ! ; Haymaker , M < c
Jaffrey XX , ll c ; Jaffrcy XXX , 12 } < c ; Bca
ver Creek , AA , 12c ; Ueaver Creek 1JU , lie
Heaver Creek CC , lOc.
KENTUCKY JEANS Memorial , 15o ; Canton
ISc ; Durham , 27l o ; Hercules , ISo ; Learning
ton , 22 ! < o ; Cottswold , 25o.
CIUHII Stevens' H , lo ; bleached , 7o ; Sto
vcns'A. 7Xo ; bleached , SJ o ; Stevens' P
Blfo ; bleached , 9Xc ; Stevens' N , 9 > fo
bleached , lOJ c ; Stevens' S H T , 12Ko.
MISCELLANKOUK Table oil cloth , $2.85
9lulaHoUauO,6) < c to 9cDadoHcUana ; , 12j
FLANNKLS Plaid Unftstrmn. ft'ct Goshen ,
32l c : Clenr Luke , R2Vc ! Mnplo CUy , 'Mte.
Whito-GlI No. C ft , 31c ; GH No. ijf ,
27Xo : B H No. 2 , / , ! M ic ; B ft No. 1 , { ,
30c ; Qucchro No. l.f , 42cQupchro ; No. 2 , f ,
37'tc ; OupcheeJNo. 3. ' / , a-J. C ! Anawan ,
IS c ; Windsor , 3a f. Hed-C 24-inch , lfi fo ;
E , 24-Inch. 21c ; GO. 24-Inch. IHc ; 11 A f ,
f , 25c : J It F , } ( , 87 > < c ; G , } { , ! o
CAMHIIICS Slater , 4U'e ; 'NNootls , 4)c ) ; Stan
dard , 4Sc' Peacock , 4Se.
i- $ i.txxiji.voo. :
HLASKETs-Whlte$1.00(37.50 ( ; colored $1.10
038.00.
HLr.Arnnn SHRKTISO Berkcly cambric ,
No. 00 , 9 > { o : Best Yet , 4-4 , fltfn ; butter cloth
OO , 4 > fe ; Cubot , 7 > tfc ; Farwcll , He ; fruit of
Loom , 8Jfc : Greene G , fie ; Hope , 7 > tc ; King
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsdalc , ll'/c ' ; Lous-
dale , K e ; New York milld. lOWe ; I'epperell ,
42 inch , lOUe ; Pepperell , 4J ( Inch , 11 < ; Pcp
pcrell , 8-4 , Iftc ; PcpiK-rell , 8-4 , 18c ; Pcppcrell ,
9-4. 2kPepperell ; , 10-4 , 22 < < c ; Canton , 4-4 ,
8' < c ; Canton , 4-4 , 9Ko ; Triumph , flo ; Wuiu-
sutta , lie ; Valley , Ac.
Bitow.N SHEETING Atlanta A , 4-4 , 7 , ' c ; A
Butitlc II , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0.jc ! ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , BJ c ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , fijfc ; Au-
era C , 4-4 , 4'c , ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , C 'e ;
loosler LL , 4-4 , ri 4'c ; Indian Head , 4-4 , "tfe ;
lawrence LL , 4-4 , fijfe : Old Dominion , 4-4
Xo : Pcpiwrcll U. 4-4 , tijfc ; Pepperell O , 4-4
c ; Peppcrell , 8-4 , lOc ; Pepperell , 9-4 , ISo
'cpperen , 10-4 , 20c ; Utlcu C , 4-4. 4Jfc ;
iVachusutt , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora K , 4-4 , tijc ; Au-
era B , 4-4. Oc.
DVCK-West Point 29 in , 8 oz. , 10 > c ; West
'olnt 29 In , 10 oz. , 12'c } ; West Point 29 In , 12
z , IBc ; West Point 40 In , 11 or , KJc. Checks
Caledonia X , 9 > ; c ; Caledonia XX. 10'c ;
Economy , 9@9 > , 'c ; Otis , I
Gcnrrnl Markets.
Fi.otin AND FEED Minnesota patents ,
2.50 per cwt ; Minnesota bakers'
traltfht. 12.20 per cwt ; Kansas and
Missouri winter fancy patents , f2.4fi ( < 4
J.tU ) ; Nebraska pHtcnts , f2.2.'iS2.Vi ( ; ; rye flour ,
:1.7f : > ( il.tHpercwt ) ; rye , Graliam , 11.40 per
cwt : wheat , Graham , $1.75 IKT cwt ; cornmeal -
meal , yellow , lMc ) per cwt ; cornmcal , white ,
il.OO per cwt ; chopped feed , $10.00 per
on ; bran , f 12,00 ( < U.00 ! ) per ton ; screenings ,
fU.OO@l2.00 per ton.
HAY The low prices of the past week and
he inability of dealer * to sell immediately on
irrival , causing dcmurago charges , has cut
off the receipts to some extent. Yesterday
he supply on the market was llpht , prices a
ittlc stronger , good upland prairie going nt
7.7 ! > ( ! 78.0ii.
Funs Very few furs have been received
is yet , as the trappers have hardly com-
nenccd operations. Raccoon , 20W70i' ; mink ,
10 50 ; musk rats , fall , 2Ji ( . " ) ( ; stuped skunk ,
100140 ; mountain wolf , No , 1 , $ ; U)0 ) ( < iU.f > 0No. ;
J , fl.f > 0V(2.00 ( ; prulrig , fiOit7iV ; No. 2 , 40gt4."io ;
beaver , No. l.per lbf.MHiTi.tH ) ( : ) ; No.2fl.tKi@
l.W ! ; otter , $ I.OOali.tH ( ) ; dry deer skins , 'Ji ) ( <
)5 ) per Ib ; dry antelope , elk , moose , etc. , 15
' 'Sc.
SrtiilTS Colopno spirits , 188 proof. $1.10 ;
lo 101 proof , $1.12 ; spirits second ( | Uiility , 101
iroof , fl.10 ; do IbS proof , JI.W. Alcohol 1S8
iroof , f'J.10 per wlno gallon. Hcdistilled
whiskies , * 1. 00(31. ( 50. Gin blended ,
fl.rtO(22.00 ( ; Kentucky bourbons , * 3.00@
i.OO ; Kentucky and Pennsylvania
ryes. * 2.00 < ( ( fi..r 0 ; Golden Sheaf
Bourbon and rye whiskies , $ l.r > 0iit.OO. ( ; Bran
dies , imported , fr , tXKa8.50 ; domestic , $1.0@ ; !
t.OO. Gins , imported" W.nOgtJ.K ( ( ) ; domc.stlc ,
M.25Si-lK ( : ) . Chamitagnes , imported , per case ,
rW.OOgaa.OOj American , per case , $10.00 ®
10.00.
HKVVT HAHIIWAIIK Iron , rate , $2.70 ; plow
steel , special cast , 4J c ; crucihlo steel , O' ' c ;
cast tools , do , 12Qiiric ; wagon spokc.s , per set ,
t2.00(7f5.30 ( ; hubs , per set , * l.r > 0 ; felloes ,
Rawed dry , $1.60 ; tongues , each , Nlc ; axles.
each , 7r > c ; square nuts , per Ib , ( iiiito ( ; ; coil
chain , per ih , ti' ' WUic ; malleable , Sdi'lOo ' ; Iron
wedges , lie ; crowbars , Oo ; harrow teeth , 3 c ;
spring steel , 40 ( < V' ; Burden's homo shoes ,
$4,7.V Burden's mule shoes , $ . " > .7r > ; barbed
wire , in car lots , ? 4.00 per 100 Ibs ; iron nails ,
rates , 10 to SO , $2.40 : steel nails , $2.50.
HIIIBS Green butchers' , O c : green cured ,
7c ; dry llint,10edrysalt,8egrcen : : calfskins ,
7) c ; damaged hides , two-thirds price. Tal
low : ! > 4c. Grease Prime whitc'lc ; yellow ,
Jc : brown , l < c. Shceppclts , 25@ < > 0c.
COAI , Egg , $10.25 ; nut , $10.25 ; range , ? 10.2. ;
walnut block , $ a,75 ; Iowa lump , fct.GO ; Iowa
nut , $2.75 ; Illinois , $4.2J@4.70.
Dry Ijiimlior. _
1IIMEXSIONS AND TIMIIKKS.
K , 14 Ik
lurt. 18ft. am. as ft. 24 ft.
2X4 .17 W ) 1U M UT ) 60 21 M 21 M
. .122 nnssnu
. .21 fll21 ( fiO
-'XlO . _ . . SSfiOSJH )
'xl2 . .18 2. > 1 ! ) CO 20 50 SJ M 21 ] M
4xb 8xh. 18 M 11) ) CO 20 r < 0,2i , ; 00,211 , ( XI
F1N1MIU.SO.
1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , \ } { inch , s. 2 s. . . . r > 0 50
, clear , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , . . . . 45 50
" " 1KU , 2in . . . . 40 50
A select , 1 Inch , s. 2 s. , . . . . 40 00
" " W , IK'J in . . . . 00
B " linch. B. 2 in . . . . SO 00
t li ) , 2 in . . . . 37 00
I'OPI.AB LUMHKU.
Clear Poplar , Bx. Bds , K i" . , s2 s . . . . $35 50
' Kin. Panel , s2 . . . . 27 00
Corrugated CeilingK28 50
1IOAHDS.
No. 1 com , s 1 s.$18.00 I No. 1 , com , s 1 s$17.00
No. a " " 15.501 No. 4 " " ia.00
SOUTHKHN YELLOW PINE.
Com. 4 & 0iu. Jlooring $17.50
Star " " 21.5(1
Clear < in Ceiling 21.5(1 (
Clear Jf in Partition 25.K1 (
Clear linlsh , 1 & I1in. . , a 2 s 29.00
Clear corrugated ceiling , 4 in 25.0(1 (
Yellow pine casing and base 27.0(1 (
FKNC1NO.
No. 1 , 4&0inl2& 14 ft , rough $19.50
" " " 1 " 19.50
No. 2 , " 12 & 14 " 10.00
" " " 10 " 17.5(1 (
CRIL1NO ASn rAUTITlON.
1st com. % in White Pine Ceiling $34.0C
2nd " " " " 28.1IC
Clear , % in Norway " " 10.0C
2nd com. % in " " " 14.0C
STOCK noAitns.
A 12 inch sis $45.5C
No.lcom,12 in s 1 s , 12 ft 20.M
" " " 14 ft I'.UX
" " " 10 ft 18.5 (
No. 2 , " " 10.1K
" " " IB ft 17.5C
Inch Grooved Rooflng , $1.00 per M , mon
than 12-inch stock boards same length.
BHINGI.KS , LATH.
XX clear $ 3.10 Extra A * $ 2.W
A * Standard. . 2.75 * AHB&B. . . 2.5 !
G in. clear , No.l 1.50 Lath 2 ,
SIDING.
A , 12,14 & 1C ft.$21.50 I C , 12,14 & 10 ft.$15.5 (
B , " " 20.50 | D , " " 12.51
rumm.NO.
A 0 In. White Pine $ . ' 15.50 C , $20.51
B " " " : ti.50D : , 21.1H
E " " " ( Sol. Fencing ) 19.01
sun-LAI- .
No. 1 Plain. 8 & 10 in fifi.W
No.2 " 17.W
No. 1O. G. , Sin 10.51
I'OSTS.
White ccdnr , 0 in. , K , 12c ; 9 in. , qrs. , lie
8 in. , ( jrs , , Iflc ; 4 in. round 15c ; Tcnncssei
Hcd Cedar , split , 15c ; Split Oak , 12c.
I.I ME , KTC.
Quincy white lime ( best ) , OOo ; Akron co
mcnt , $1.75 : hair , HOe ; plaster , $2,75 ; tar board
$1.75 ; sash-10c , per ct. ; doors , 40o per ct.
blinds , 40o per ct. ; mouldings , 40o per ct.
tar felt per cwt , , $2 75 ; straw board , $1.73.
1IATTKNS , WELL TVIIINO , PICKETS.
O. G. Baits , 2K in $00.7i
" Jjxllin.sls 00.4
S in. Well Tubing D & M and Uev 23.0
Pickets , D &H , Flat 20.5
" " square 21.0
, GnATEFUL COMFOHTIXG
JEpps's Oocoa
BREAKFAST.
"lly a tlmrmiKli knnwlodKe of the natural law
wlitin ifn 'rn lliu iitiratlonn | of ftli/t'kllon unit niitr
tlun , Hiul by turofiil aipllcalloii | of the tlnu | > ni | > eitic
til wt-ll ifli'Ctrrt Cocim , .Mr. Ki'ps ' hut ) TOVIM | | on
LrpHkfust tnblea with H clclltnlelr rlRTnreil ImrerRv
ivlilch nniT Havu us nuiuy liiavy doctur'rt liliu. lit
by the jiullrlouH Ufa of nucli iirtlclos of illnt Hint
ronklllullun may bo Knulimlly built up until ttrnn
vnuuiib to roflat evrry trn < ltncy : to illiu < u. llui
drcdi of siltitlu niRlnillf nre tlonllni ; sriiilnil u > rcnil
to allack whurpver ( I'rrn In a weak point. Wu inu
p ( ape many a fatal hliaft by kffplnu ourtelvpn we
fnrlltlcil with pure blmul ami u prupurly uourUbc
frame , " Civil ferrtcu ( iutulte.
Made ilmply with Imlllni vtatpr or milk , Sold on )
In half pound tln by ( irocoru labolua thus :
JAMES EPPS& CO , ,
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G , Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Winer
At the old stand , HOT r'arnum St. Orders by tel
' solicited and iiromiitly atteudoa to.
Ttlelcphonw Mo. - ia.
Agricultural Implement * .
"
, ,
Dealer in Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons ,
C rrlM * n J nMl < - . Jonf Strict , tletween Vtti * nj
WthOm h , Nebr lk .
' "
METCALF'CO.
Asricnltnral Implements , Wapns.Carriages .
_ Bujglti , Kt . Wholmalo , Om h , Nf br k .
PARLIN , ORENDORP A MARTINT
. . . WbolHW * IX'Ulcnl IB
Agjicnlturalliiiplemenls. Wagons & Bnggiei
_ _ _ l aB.aBanil M7Jooi Str t , Omahk.
P. P. MAST & .
Mannfactnrers of Bockeye Drills , Seeders ,
0 lU l < ir . ll r RnkM.cidrr Mllli nmt.utntn Tut *
t rlttr . Cor. llth uJ Nlchol Street * .
WINONA IMPLEMENT COTi
Wholfi le
AEricnltnral Implements , Wagons &Bn jdes
Cum ? r llth ami NIcliuUn Mlrrett.
Artlster Material B.
_
A/HOSPE , Jr. " ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
111 ] Doug lai Street , Omaha , Nehraika.
Boot * and Shoes ,
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
1O1 r rnim St. , Onmha. N h. Minufactory ,
Street , Uoitun.
KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
( Snoce on tu llt > l , Junei A Co. )
Wholesale Mannfactnrers of Boots and Sboes
fur Hniton Hubbcr Hho Co. IWI , 1104 A tlM
) larn r St. , Omilia , Nchrniia.
Coffe a , Spices , Eto.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Coffee find fpice Mllli.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder ,
" " "
Agent ( or the Manufacturers ami Importer * nf
Crockery , Glassware , LamDS , Cliinineys.
Etc. Omce.117S UlliSt. , Uiuaba , Ni-hmikH. '
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY.
Commission and Jobbing ,
Bnttfr , K K § nml 1'rodiice. CnnnUnnu'iits nnllrltp
Ileadquartrrii for KtoiinwHri- < rr ; llntt'i anil
Urapc Uatkult. UU Uoilge t. , Onmha.
RIDDELL& RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants.
WIEDEMAN & CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Butter , OanifKrultn , , Ktc. VJO South 141 b St. ,
Ouialia , Nt'braska.
GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
( Huccriiurs to McSUnnp A Srhrordor. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , NubrHtka.
Coal , Coke and Limo.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & LIME CO. ,
Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
K9 South 18th Strrot , Omaha , Nolirnnkn.
J. J. JOHNSON 4 CO. .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
and hlprorf of Coal , Coke , Cenipnt , I'laiter , Ilin %
Drain Tllo anil Hewer I'lpiOrllrp. . I'aitmi lioUl ,
Fariiam St. , Onialm , N'eb. Tulephune HI.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
214 South 13tb St. , Onmlm , Nub.
Dry CjpodB andJNotlona.
M. E. SMITH St. CO. ,
Dry Qoods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
1102 anil llMDouglai , Cor , llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KU-PATRICK-KOCH DRYGOoHs Co
Importersand Jooliers in Dry GooflsNotion $
Qcntl' Furnishing Ooodn.Cnrnorlltli and Harnej HU
Omaha. NcUratka.
f urnjtu re.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnam Street , Oraaha , Ntbnuaa.
Crooorlea.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
IDS , T07 , TOB and 711 B. 10th Pt. , Omaha , NnO.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1Mb and Leavenwortb Streets , Omaba , Nebraska
D. M. STEELE & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1X11,1K1 and 1B Uarner Street , Omaba , N b.
ALLEN BROS. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
1114 and 1116 Ilarncy Street , Omuha , Neb.
ardware.
LEE. FFUED & CO. .
Jootiers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tlnware.Shrpt Iron.Ktc. Atenti for Howe Scalei.and
Miami 1'uwder Co. , Omaha. Neb.
H1MEBAUGH * TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Mechanic ! ' Toola and Buffalo ScaUn. 1406 I > ouilai-tl.
Omaha , Nebraika.
RECTOR It WILHELMY CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Ilnrney Stt.OmahaNeb. ; Wcitern Aarnli
lor AuitlDl'owderUo. , Jtffenon Steel Nallt , Falr-
banks Standard Hraloii.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wagun stork , Hardware I.umbor , etc , UOf
anil Hll llarney Ktryot , Omuha.
EDNEY 4 GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Taxon and Carriage Wood Ptork , Heavy HardwartL
Ktc. U1T aud HU Ix'aiouworth St. , Ooiaha , Neb.
Hats , capa , Eto.
w. L. PAR RC > TTE' * CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 Harnvr Hlrcet , Omaha , Nab.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINCS DISTILLERY CO
and ILER ft CO. ,
Importers&JoliliersofRneWines&Liprs
K t India Bitters and Domestic Uijuors. 1112 llarnej
Lurnbor.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. .
AH Mnds of Building Material at Wholesale
litb Utreet and U'uloo TaclOo Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumoer , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doorstit . Yards-Corner7th and Douglas ; CornorStk
and Douglas.
-c. N. PEITZ ,
Dealer In all Kinds of Lumber ,
13th and California Bts. , Omaha , Neb.
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FRED w. CRAY ;
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
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Corner tth and Douglas ( its. , Onmha.
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' T. W , HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only ,
Offlc * . ltd t'aran SUeet , Omaba.
T JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , ' '
Wholesale Lumiier , Etc , '
hiP rt d and American Portland r m nl. Sttte MSB
t { WUl { Uk llidraul C ra Bt ao4Juice ;
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CHA8. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood
W ea Carrels and rstnutt rioetlni.jHh and Pont I a
I. OBERFELDKR * CO. ,
IniDorters & Jobbers of Millinery & Notipj
3C , 718 and 211 South lit * Btr t
Notion * .
J. T. ROBINSON
Wholesale Notions and Pomislilni Qooji
n and < OJ South 10th Stract , Oraaka.
VINYARD St SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Qent's ' Fornisliiiif Ml
ll ll rn y girt t. Omaha.
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CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE
Wholesale Reflnel and LnMcatini Oils ,
Ail * GroAc , eU * . , Omaha , A. H. Blihop , Uaaai
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry H nice itork of rrlntlnf , wri > | ipln | and irrlll :
pap r , Spcrlal attention men to car Iaa4 oi < lin.
_ Printer * * Materlala ) .
W ESTER N N EW S P A P ER
Aniillary Fnlilisliers ,
HubDor CoodB.
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OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Oil Clothlnu nrt I nlhor Hulling. IQGB farnmu tr B >
_ 8toarnJFI ttl n gs P u m PJiJEtc.
A. L ? STRAND CO. ,
Pninps , Pipes and Engines ,
tilonm , w lnr. ri ll * ml mlnhn Kunplln. etc. BQ |
vr ! unit VH Karnam Mrrrt , Onialia.
c. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittinns ,
Ctram unit \V tor llfinlU | rlcr for Ml k
Kuonl A I'o'B iv l-arnnra M. , Omaha. _
U.S. WIND ENGINE A. PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
RallldarMiul Milh , silSHnil 101 KHrnnni M. , OuiMiu
O. K. ltu 9 , Acting MnniiBor.
B RO WN ELLk C. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
lihtct Iron Work , Steam Tump" , Saw Mill * . H1HJ1 |
Iya onworth flrcot , Omaba. _
Seeds ,
p"HTLVsfl M M Et Si CO. ,
Wholesale Fan , Field and Garden Seed !
911 nnit 913 Jnne > St. , Omam !
Storage , Forw dnjrjfcComrnlBBlo
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ARMSTRONG , PETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission , j
Branch hou p of the Homier Hum Oo. lIuiiKlprak
wholosnle anil retail. l.an.l.UO and lt\'l \ liartl btrevt , n
Omuha , Telpphoue No. 760.
Toaa and Cigars.
WM. A. WILSON & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Teas & Cigars ;
Pl'lcci and Ial y Making 1'owdrr , 1410 aud 1418 liar *
ney Mreet , Omaha.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , .
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Kuonetcr , I'rnprivtor. VJO Dodge and UU aud 101
North 10th Htre t. Omaha. ; ;
Etc.
H.'K. SAWYER ? "
Mannfacturine Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
Dritchlngs , Tanks and ( Jenoral Holler Hepalrlng. U
Dodge Blruet , Omaha , Neb.
Iron Work * .
PAXTON * VIERLINO ,
Wrongnt and Cast Iron Building Weft
Engines , Hi ass work , general foundry , machine an <
blacksuilth work. Office and worts , U , r. llj. and
nthfltrcet.OmaUa. 4
OMAHA WIRE& IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railing !
Desk rails , window guitrdi , flower stands , wire Siva *
etc. , 123 North 10th St. , Omaha.
OMAHA S'AFE AND'IRON WORKS"
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vault * . JMI work. Iron and wlm fcnclnK. tlgns. etc. Q
Andrccn , 1'rup'r. Cvr. llth and Jackson His.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARD Co
AlaiiufHcturera und Jobber * In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Our lithium I'H.'ltlcSli.o'linliH.Nvb.
MEAGHER A SPROAT , \
General AxunU ( or Dlttbold Snfc i I .nek Co.'s
and Burglar Proof Safes.Time LockJw
Vaults and Jail Work , 1115 Karnam street , Omaha. '
Overallu.
"MANUFACTURING
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans 1'anU , Hhlrti , Ktr. I Iff ! and 11(14 Doimlas StreeW
Omaha , Neb.
8ashJoorB , Etc.
M. ADISBRbw & CO"
WholoHlr Manufni'turen of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Office , 15th nnrt Irarrt Streets , Onmlm , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sasn , Doors , Blinds , !
Mouldings , Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Ki
Ish. w , K. Comer 8th and I < vareuworlli i-lrcet ,
Omaha , Neb.
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. , j
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ,
And nilndi , Turnlnp , Htalr-work. Hank and Oflictt
Kllllnci. 3LHn and lupplcU > n Avvniio.
OMAHA ,
aH.FAi.Hrn. N p. IIICHMAN j n IILANI
PALMER , RICHMAN & . CO. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
OfBce Iloorn 34 , OpposlUt Kicliiinup MiilMliiK , IJnl
Block y rds , huulh Oumlin , Nub.
McCOY BROS. .
Liye Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market furnliiliiwl fru nn ii | > | > lli Ktlon , Htnrker" anif
feed r furnl'licil un cuoil ttirnu. Itvli'rrncoii UnKu
ba Nntlniml Hunk mm Miutli Umulia Natluimi , Unlaa
Btoc > Vnnli , rtoulb Omah * .
LOR1MER , WESTERFIELpTMALE
Lire Stock Commission ,
Boon Ii , Eicbaneii Mnll.llnK. Union Su > ck V ril *
Miu th Onmlm , .Neti. *
HORN & SHARPED *
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
noom 23 , Kxchantn llulMInc , Hnlon Sloik Vil" .
llmHliii. KuliTtMn'rn Union NKI' | Hunk , Ilinnl
Union Htm'k Vanl > llr.nk. h. Oinulm , K e > Hunl
] 're > . Am , Hank A. Trust Co. , Oumlm ,
ALEXANDER & FITCH.
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
lloom'- , oppokltc Kidiunvn Iliillillnv , Union btooA
Yardi , huuUi Onmhn , Nuh ,
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UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John Jf , Boyil , Superintendent.
JUDICIOUS AND TERSISTENT
AilvnitlaliiK lint iilwuyti proven
Nc\v imtT | ) Advertising conmilt
LORD & THOMAS ,
UTIUTIIIIU iOIMB , i
U U II Kuttluk iu CHICAQ * .