THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 18 , 1887. 8
SPECULATE E MARKETS ,
V/hcat Surprlsos Everyone By Its
Continued Advances.
THE CORN PIT BADLY OVERFED.
1'roUnlonN Command n Oonil Share or
the General Interest Cuttlo He-
cclplfl on the liiororiHC
( Quotation * .
nilCAOO I'HOIH'CI ! MAItKKT.
Cmvtoo , Nov. 17. | Kuviiil | Toli'irram to
Uio UIK. : ] After a llvo iliiys' ' continuous
advance In wheat prices amounting to 'JJ.JQ5
2 c , most of the piofi'ssionul tiiulcis suemi'tl
*
to think tlisit ut last u temporary "top" liutl
IIOOM reached if not u permanent otic. Tlicy
were ilhiippointcil. Neither were the hopes
of enthusiastic bulls altogether realized. Thu
resnlt of the iluy'H trailing wus to ] it prices
still higher , but thorn were periods of con
siderable depression and the volume of busi
ness , although still qulto luoje , apje.ired to
be rather less than yesterday. Tlio opening
wiiH.riKht up to the advance established oy
yesterday afternoon's shot t session at T.'i o
for December , 7i > tV for January undblc
for May. There appeared to be a strong ills-
ponltlon to rcaliio prollts on unim bought at
lower prices and under this fru-cselling priccn
/ell to 7. > Jii' , firr December , ; iio for January
and 81V"3'- ' for May. It was a temporary
weakness , however , and on the uptuin which
followed December touched 7li' ' ( , ( ' , January
7iJJ < c and May KJJie. Hero iigaln the market
became top-heavy and dropped quite steadily
to nearly the opening figure , December again
touching Tfi' o , January reaching Tlic < TO'o ' (
nml May blJ4c. The weakest point on this
drop was at about noon. Half an hour later
bu.vers were numerous enough to absorb all
offerings and send prices up steadily to the.
close , which was strong at Tii c for December ,
7i4c ( nominally lor January and .vybc for
May.
The corn market appeared to bo In rather
nn over-fed condition this morning , and il , as
there are plenty of people to believe , It is
poinga long way higher up , it certainly halted
to-day to digest the advance already gained.
The volume- business was not so largo as
yesterday and the m.irket was bcnsitno
enough to show wide iluctuations under the
Inlluenci ) of preponderance of buying and
selling orders. The opening was att.lUc lor
December > % c for January and -tfl' c for
May. Under reali/mg sales of long corn
prices fell during the early trading toiri' ' e
lor December , I.Vjii ( 45 ,0 for January and
40c for May. There wus a icnction tot.Vs'o
for December , 4c ( ! for January and 4\c \ ) for
May. Then began the rush to sell There was
Bald to be unlimited amounts of May corn for
nalo at f > 0f , and wheji the price came so near
this selling 11 guru there were enough who
nnaded it a little to start prices on tin * down
grade again and 4 hey dropped steadily until
Deceirdier touched-II8 < i'i January 44c and
May 4s < jaH'fe. ( ' During the last half hour
there was a rally and the close was at toe for
December , iriUM.V.c ' for January uml4iki ! ( !
4 'jfoforMay.
The oats market had considerable attrac
tion for traders to-day and while speculation
was again confined almost exclusively to the
May Juture , it is huge in that. Prices , too ,
showed u further improvement , cash and No
vember closing nominally ' ' „ < higher than
yesterday at UT'ne. For December ami Jan
uary 'J7c was the nominal closing , a few
trades being made in December early at
UOJjC. AIny opened at "UJ e , sold at a'range
of aOfyfiHlV and then back to ! > Xc at the 1
o'clock close. On the bulge Heam was a
heavy buyer all the way up and these pur
chases stiffened the market perceptibly in
the face of the weaker tone developed in
corn.
The provision trade was again the center
of more than ordinary interest. The feeling
was perhaps more nervous than on any of the
previous days of the week and the boom ex
perienced at yesterday's afternoon session
was supplanted by an easier movement. Still ,
considering the reali/ing by small holders on
recent profitable purchases and the break
witnessed In corn , the market commanded u
peed support. Prices ruled with seine ir
regularity , but under the circumstances the
Iluctuations covered only n moderate range
nnd tllo decline actually suffered was com
paratively limited. In pork the day's aetunl
denrcciation , based on lat > t night's llnal quo
tations , was ItyM'Mc.
AFTKHSOON SKMSIOX Wheat unsettled ;
Mai8'.iYc ; bid , December 70Ve , January
T0 > c. Corn opened at W\c for May , sold at
41'Jtft. ' ' , then broke to tejj'c , closing at that.
Gate opened llrmcr , but closed weak and a
elmdo clseer on May , with sales at : iO@aio
nnd closed at snu. Pork declined 12'uo ' for
January and February and fie for May. The
closing stood at f ii.i7) : : ) for January , at J13.f > 0
lor February and SW.bTU for May , lard at
t < i.7iJj ! for November"mm December. f < i.775 |
for January , fcrt.Mi for February anil f7.07 }
for May. Short ribs closed U t ? lower , or at
tVi.Tf , for January , fli.bS for February and
| G.W > 4 for March.
CJ11CA GO IjlVK STO C 1C.
CillOAoo , * Nov. 17. [ Special Telegram to
the UtJi ! . ] CATTU : The run continues
largely on the increase , but that fact loft
little or no Impression on the market to-day ,
us there were liberal shipping orders and
dressed beef dealers were also liberal buyers.
I'rimo natives continue scarce and a few lots
of fancy show cnttlo good enough for Christ
mas steers hnvo made JTi.y. ' > ( if5.70 , prices that
look big In this period of low values and de
pressed markets. The great bulk of best fat
ulcers continues to sell within a range of
t4.50@4.90 and to bring anywhere near the
outside figures they would have to bo almost
prime. Plenty of good nnd useful steers are
Belling within a range of f.75@4.'J5 ! ) and stock
peed enough for shipment to eastern markets
ut f.1.KiiC,0. ( ) ( ; Hungo cattle are making more
money than lust week , also Texans and good
native butchers stock. Shipping steers.
1350 to 1500 Ibs , .20ff4.HO ( : 1200 to
1,150 Ibs , ar.OQ4.40 ; 050 to T.'OO Ibs , $3.80(3 (
rangers , steady ; natives and half breeds ,
. 'UHI@i.75 ; ; cows , fj.l > 0(2"70. ( Wintered
Texans , fa.JHVii3.as.
Iloc.s Trade was brisk , with an up turn
that was sustained from llrbt to last of about
UK'i packers paying about as high as any
other class of buyers. The market closed
steady , with fewer loft than for any night
this week. Heavy sorts were scarce , selling
up to ft.OO. The bulk of the best packing
sorts sold at $4.70@4 SS and $ t.f > 0.C ( ! | > 0 foi
common and ordinary ; light sorts , fl.lXW
4.70 ; pigs , ( K-fUU.
FINANCIAL.
NEW VOIIK , Nov. 17. [ Special Telcgrarnt <
thoiJic ; ] STOCKS The foreigners took theli
profits in their holdings of American securl
tics this morning and turned the market down
ward , the opening being at declines extend
Ing from } & to % per cent. Business was ae
tivo and the market excited the llrst hul
hour , the sales being the largest of any pro
vlous time this year and were well distribute
In both stocks and bonds. Commission house
nlso reported a largo supply of outside orders
The bom s sold a little stock , but the short In
tores , except In a few stouks , has been wol
eliminated. Professionals who bad gooi
profits evinced moro de lro to sell and fol
lowed the lead of tbo foreigners. The latter
however , were evidently only playing for i
small reaction , as the market turned after th
first hour and prices moved up } tf to 2 point
on increased buying by room traders , Dca
con White remains bullish on Coalers and hi
friends have bought largely of Lackawann
the pnst four days. They expect great thing
from U , but the indications are that on
further rise of 5 points they would let theoul
ilders have It. Cotton Oils , which havob > e
very quiet of Into , were taken hold of an
lifted 2 points , but , like the whole list , who
let alone it sagged perceptibly. Wabashc
were the woaktfst securities on the list an
dropped I point wltlwut any special reasoi
The last hour witnessed a decidedly ragfc
piarUet. There was h&ivy soiling of the gei
Iral list and most properties went oft from
to 1 jHjint , the exertions being Pullman , Bt.
Paul mid Missouri Pacific , which had moro
support than the othfrs. Last onlcs showed
H decline from yestordny of IV nn Heading ,
" 4 on I.aekawamm , ? on Northwestern , } {
on Western Union nnd } { per cent on Canada
Southern , an advance of % on St. Paul , 2'
on Pullman , on Missouri Pacific and I' * *
per cent on Cotton Oils. The latter was duo
to the recent advance In lard. Advices at
the close were mostly In favor of higher
prices , as there are moro traders In the
market who evince a desire to buy on all
reactions , The nggregate.buslness , although
large , did not reach that of yesterday , being
4C > 'V.irJ ! ; shares , against 502,8.4 shares yester
day.
OovcKXMEXTi Government bonds were
dull but steady.
jrsTiitrm's :
MONT.Y On call , easy at niT."i per rent.
Lust loan 4 per cent ; closed offered at 3 per
cent.
cent.PuiMn
PuiMn MEHCANTII.C PAVHII OfaS per cent.
SriutiNi : KMMIxnuQuiet and lirm , at
fl.b'J for 00 day bills , and t-l b.'i1 for demand.
1MIODUCK MAUKKTS.
, Nov. 17.- Following arc the 2:30 :
ciosiiip pi-Ires :
Flour Steady anil uni'lianaed ; winter
wheat , Kl.riOfi4.00 per bbl : spring wheat ,
! l.'HV 4.r,0 per bbl ; r.\c , $2.7riU.OO ( per bbl ;
burkwlicat , $ . " , r > 0iiii.25 ( per bbl.
Wheat Artivo and unsettled at n higher
range of prices ; opened unset tied nt jester-
day's closing and rinsed \6tfa' higher ; cash ,
7iiH c ; January , 7r , V ; May , NJV-
Corn Active mid unsettled , IHictuatlons
showing H wider i-angu thnn iisunl ; opened u
shndc lirmer tliiin yesterday , and closed ( it1
IV lower ; cash. 431rfc ; January. 44J4o ;
May , 4 ? 4e.
O.its L-'inn early , later reacted and closed
WIT ; cash and January , 27c ; May , 30 e.
Kye Finn at 54e.
Hurley Finn at 77c.
I'linie Timothy fj.30.
Flax-seed . 15.
Whisky $1.10.
1'ork-Active , iinscttlcil and irregular ,
loslmr lower ; January , fl3.37J < , ' ; Al.iy ,
Lard Aelivn but irregular ! cash , ft,72'j ) ;
anuary , SO 77H ; May , 47 l)7l ) < , ' .
Dry Halted Meats Shoulders. * . " .4n < ff..l3 ;
hort clear , & 7.U5i ( 7.1U ; short ribs , $0.75
or January.
lluttcr Knsy ; creamery , 2 ( a27)ie ) ; dairy ,
Cheese Finn ; full cream Cheddars , 11@
I'll' ' ! Hats , ll C'lUJio ; younu Americas ,
Eggs Sternly at 10il20o. (
Tallow Urn-hanged ; No. 1 country , 4 ( >
V ; No. 2 , H' c ; cakes , 4'4'e.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted , 7r ;
ght , do. . 71 < r ; salted bull , do ; green salted
alf , 8 ; dry ilitit. llVUIc ; dry calf , l-ife'lllo ' ;
ry salted , lOo ; deacons , each , BOu.
Receipts. Shipnients.
'lour , bbls : , ciiO yi.lKill
Vheat , bu 7II.IKK ) : i. > , ( HiO
Corn , bu lOs.lKK ) 2n'.lK ( > 0
Oats , bu IHl.DOO ] ( ; , ( ( ) ( )
{ ye , bu 4 , ( ) 4HK ( )
iai-loy , bu "U.IKKI filHK ( )
Si. IjonlH , Nov. 17. Wheat Higher ;
ilsh , 7.VMay ; , 8U-\i % .
Corn Higher ; cash , 42U'c " ; May , 4r > ' | 'c.
Oats Higher ; cash 2''c"May ' ' ; , IlOc.
l'ork-ii.2r : > .
I.ard W ( ill.
Whislcv-1.0. ) .
Hiitter Steady ; creamery , 22 < 22Gc ; dairy ,
fifii 2f.
Afternoon Hoard Wheat Strong and
Igher early , but at the close barely
toady ; December , Tfil e , nominal ; May ,
! ! \e. Corn Higher early , but closed weak
lid lower ; November , 42.jO } bid ; December ,
-'e ; May , M > c. Oats Steady ; November ,
UKc bid ; May , 30c.
Iilvorpool , Nov. 17. Wheat Strong ;
emand good ; California , No. 1 , ( is IDd per
ental ; red western , spring , tisbd per cental ;
ed western , winter , Os Sd ( ' ( is M.
Corn Strong ; demand good ; new mixed
k-estern , 4s lid per cental.
MlimcnpollH , Nov. 17. Wheat Ruled
cry strong and generally higher , outbide
mycrs taking a good deal of offerings ; No. 1
lard , cash , "IJ c ; December , 72c ; January ,
Ilo ; May , 79e. No. 1 northern , cash , C'J > . ; c ;
) ecember.70.Ce | ; January , 71l4 < s ; May. i"c.
> To , 2 northern , cash , CCc ; December ,
< ! l/c ; January , (574'c ; May , 74c.
1- lour Firm and advancing ; patents , f4.30@
.4,1 ; bakers' , W.40QJ.1.IH ) .
Hecelptw Wheat , 204,000 bu.
Shipments Wheat , .r,2,000bu ; Hour , 23,000 ,
bbls.
Milwaukee , Nov. 17. Wheat Higher ;
-ash , "S ao ; Devoinbcr. 74c ; May , bOJ e.
Corn Advancing ; No. ! ) , 45 0.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white , 3'Jc. '
Hyo Firmer ; No. 1 , 54l < fc.
Harley Higher ; No. 2 , 74o.
Provisions Firm ; iiork , November , $13.00(2 (
13.23. Lard , November , j > 05.
Cincinnati , Nov. 17. Wheat Active nnd
ligher ; No. 2 red. TO'rfe.
Corn Firm and higher ; No. 2 mixed , 4S } < |
@ 4'Jc. '
Oats Strong nnil higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
80o.
80o.Hyo Strong ; No. 2 , OOo.
Provisions Pork , dull ; new , $13.23. Lard ,
ligher at * 0.70d < O.SO.
Whisky Active but firm nt $1.05.
Kansas City , Nov. 17. Wheat Firmer ;
o. 2 soft , cash,07c bid , 71c asked ; Novcm-
icr , Use bid ; December , IVJo bid , 7Uc asked ;
May , 77 } ! . ! bid , "So asked.
Corn Strong ; No. 2 cash , 39o ; December ,
J9o asked ; May , 42t/o bid.
Oats-No. 2 , ! Wo bid.
New York , Nov 17. Wheat Receipts ,
197XK ( ) ; exports 16,000 ; options advanced I ®
I'Xe and closed nt near the top nfter very
iirisk business : cash , K@ % ° better ; un-
K-raded red , 77@fiO > je ; No. 1 red , nominal ;
N'o. 2 red , S7c in store , S7r874'o ( ? in elevator ,
8Se f. o. b. ; December , closed at 83J < c.
Corn Receipts , 10T > , ( HX ) ; exports , 4,000 :
cumber closed at f > iij < e.
O.its Receipts , tX'i.OOO' , exports , 400 ; active
and } { ( < . ( ! ' .if higher ; mixed western , 34 ( 30o ;
white western , ! 17 ( < f41o.
Coffee Spot , fair ; Kio , firm at S1S.60 ; op
tions higher nnd fairly active ; sales ,
Pork Unchanged ; mess. $13.73 for old :
fU.23M14.fiO for new.
Lard Higher : western steam , spot , 17.25
IJutter Firm but quiet ; western , lSiL2sc ( !
western creamery , 17a2Se. (
Checso Unchanged ; western , 9K@llc.
N \v Orleans , Nov. 17. Corn Stronj
nnd higher ; white , 5bi359c ; mixed , CO ; ye !
low , nominal.
Oats Firmer ; No. 2 , 37c.
Cornmeal Steady at KJ.IW ) .
Hog Products-Firmer , Pork tll.50. L\ri :
.
Uulk Meats Shoulders , f3.C'J > , ' ; long clear
$700 ; clear rib , J7.12K.
llticon Shoulders , $5.73.
MVH STOCK.
ITnlon Slock Yanl , Chicago , Nov. 17
The Drovers' Journal reports :
Cattle Receipts , 11,000 ; steady ; faney
f.V10 ( < i.VCO ; shipping steers , $2.SO@4.90
stockers and feeders , $ .J.OOiT3.20 ( ; cows
bulls and mixed , $1.20(22.75 ( ; Texas cattle
t2.W(23.15 ( ; western rangers , $2.00(2.3.75. (
Hogs Hcccipts , IW.UOO ; strong and S@IO
higher , closed easier ; mixed , CH.40(34.SO (
heavy , f 1.00(23,00 ( ; light , fcUOfe-UO ; skips
National Stock YariU. ICast Si
Ijouls , Nov. 17. Cattle Receipts , OOt
shlpmciit , 1,100 ; slroiiffj choke hcav
HHtivo steers , $435 ( < t.OO ; fair to good n :
lives , KJ.WQMO ; butchers' steers , toediui
< o choice , Iil.00rtl3.05 ; stockers ann
frtlr to good , $1.702.40 : rangers , n2.Vrf4.00.
Hogs ItvcclptH , 0,200 ; shipment , * , I.SKX ) ;
active aud 501 UK ; higher than yesterday ;
choice heavy nnd butchers' selections , $4,06
( rt4.lMJ ; Yorkers and puckers , medium to
prime , $4,35 * 4.70 ; pigs , common to good ,
$4.00014.40.
KaiiHaH City , Nov. 17. Cattle Receipts ,
4,000 ; shipments , 3,000 ; steady to u shudo
higher for good fat , others steady except
common ; common to ehoicp corn-fed , t.'t.VS
( fl4.M ) ! stoekcrs , $ 'J.KK'i2.lU ( ' ) ; feeding steers ,
$2. r > 07a.2fl ; cows , * 1.23o < 2.00.
Hogs Hfccelpts , 11,000 ; shipments , 2,400 ;
strong , active nnd lOo higher ; common to
choice , $4,10@4,70 ; skips nnd pigs , $2.00 ® .00.
OMAHA IjlVK STOCK.
Cattle.
The fresh receipts of cattle were very light ,
there being only twelve loads received. The
market was inclined to be dull on all grades.
The packers were very light buyers and
were Inquiring mostly for pritnu corn-fed
steers , but did not want many of them. The
medium grades of corn cattle were neglected
for the most part and thn market was weak.
A few feeders changed hands at about steady
prices. Cows are bringing a little better
prices , but there is apparently n eorros ] > ending -
ing Improvement In the quality. Old , thin
cows are not wanted and would not bring
any better prices than a month ago.
11 ( > K"
The recent decline of prices on the hog
market made Itself felt yesterday In light re
ceipts. There were only 75 cars In as against
113 on Wednesday. Thu market opened ac
tive with all the buyers on hand and at an
advance of fully lOc over Wednesday's mar
ket. The market gained strength as the day
advanced and closed fully IfiOT.'Oo higher than
the day before. The buying was aetlvo and
the buyers took the hogs as fast as they were
unloaded , not even waiting until they could
bo yarded. Toward the close , In some In
stances , mixed loads of hogs of medium qual
ity were sold for all of 2. io more than the
same grade of hogs brought on Wednesday.
Thn market closed early with everything
sold.
Sheep.
There were a few in , but no sales repotted.
Official lli'celiHN.
Cattle 240
logs 4s52 ,
sheep 1 0
I'rcvullliii ; l'rl c"4.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
lock on the markcs :
'hoii-e steers , IHUO to 1500 Ibs 1 25-J 1.50
Choice steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs 4.004.i5 ( < :
at Httlo steers , JHJO to 1050 Ibs . . . 3.75 ( < t3 > 5
Jorn-fcd range steers , 1200 to 1500 3.05M4. : >
iood to choice corn-fed cow.s 2.2.V"2.50
Common to medium cows 1.75it2.00 (
lood range feeders 2,30 ( < (2 03
Good native feeders , I'OO ' Ibs and
upwards 2.5.Vi72. < ' 0
" 'air to medium native leeders , IH)0 )
Ibs and upwaids 2.25u2.50 (
Stockem , KHIto70U Ibs 2.IOn2.00 (
'rimo fat sheep 325 ( 3.50
' 'air to medium sheet ' . 2..V1S ( : .00
Common sheep l..Mi(2.25 (
Jght and medium hogs 4.20tl30 (
! oed to choice heavy hogs 4.45rii4.55
Good to choice mixed hogs 4.35 ( 4.45
Sales.
s i ints nn. :
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . 1140 iil.iM ) . " > 1002 $4.05
14. . . . 12:1:1 : : : i. " > 51..13H2 4.to :
j irj5 ; ; i,75 10 1321 4.35
17..12U'J ' : i..K ) 12..lay * 4.40
\\i > mix iT.uiu.its.
20..1012 2.05 ( IJ..1WVJ 2.25
Ilangr of PrlcoR.
Showing the highest and lowest pncci
paid for hogR , on this nmrkct during the pas' '
seven days nnd on the corresponding days ir
18S3 and IStO.
Jjlve Sleek Notes.
Cattle slow.
A booming hog market.
J M. Strahn , Wayne , was in with n load 0 !
cow.s.
Al Way , North Platte , was in with n cm
of norseij.
Jim Frazier , Silver City , was among the
visitors ut the yards.
H. II. Barber , Elwood , was ut the yard :
with two loads of hogs.
Among those who received the top prici
for hogs was F. J. Halo.
Grand & Christie received the top price fo
a load of hogs from Wilber.
Geo. Wilhml , Columbus , marketed a loai
of 375-lb hogs at the top price.
U A. Davidson , IJuchanan , Neb. , was a
the yards with two loads of sheep.
Mr. Yowell , of the 11 rm of Travis f
Yowell , Sidney , la. , was hero with hogs.
J. C. Wysong , Cedar Hapids , a well knowi
feeder , was In and marketed 51 head of con
cattle.
Salesmen are looking for a heavy run o
hogs on Saturday as the result of yesterday'
advance.
John Hastle , Auburn , Ni'b. , who has bee
a very heavy shipper to Kansas City , was i :
with stock.
Mr. 1'Ynncis , Palmyra , Neb. , came i
with a load of corn-fed natives , which sol
on the market.
G. H. Hammond & Co. have nhut dow
their beef house for repairs , and will not ki
any moro cuttle before Monday.
Swift Is not running very heavy as yet , an
as Hammond is out of the market for tn
week , the fat cattle market is not very ai
tlvo.
tlvo.A.
A. J. Werln , of Hastings , In , , had in thrc
car > of 1400-11) corn-fed cattle , which sold t
14.45. Mr. Worln Is one of the largest feei
cr and laud owners In Mills county , lowa.j
OMAHA WHOLTSSAIiK MAltKHTB.
I'roiluci1 , FrnllK , Etc ,
77icQlfoidiij ( tic the vrictt nt which
round lulu nf inmlurc arc tuM on thin
iimrhct. Fruits or ol/icr / tm ( > of gotxfo rr-
< iuirlttu crtui Inlior itf imvMng cnmiot al-
m > t/ / lie mtppUnl on uiiMdc otnVrs f Uie
( line prlcrauofnl ( / the local trade ,
tTfEii The receipts of butter yeslcrdor
veni moderate. There has been no clmiig *
prices of late. Cholc dairy \ limited nt
iValSo ; medium grades , 13(5150 ( ; ordinary ,
Of.
uos The receipts of eggs yesterday were
'air ' The demand Is steady tit 20'i21o. A
ew siih-s at 22c were retried.
Ctinr K Market steady. Fancy full cream ,
'heddars ' , single , 12o ; full cream twins ,
2H'al3e ( ; young Americas , ino ; brlclt
iheese , 100 Ibs In rase , 14gl5c ( ; Llmburcer ,
00 ibn In ease , 13 c. In less ijunntitles than
OOlbs , I4o ; Swiss domestic , KKcClSo.
Pol t.TiM The ixjiiltry market Is very flat
1th the exception of ducks , for which there
a fair demand. The market Is loaded with
11 other fowls , Live chickens sell for U.50
: U.75pcr dozen , choice fowls , H.75S2.00. (
Pressed chickens sell for4C'V per pouiul , ao-
ording to quality. Turkeys , 7Q10c ; ducks ,
1C" I3e.
( UMK-The receipts of game yesterday
I'eru light and the market remains
toady at following prices : Pralrio chick-
ns , W.7fta4.00 ( ; miillurd ducks , $2.50 ( 2.75 ;
; tiail , 2.25 ; teal and mixed ducks , 1.75 ; geese ,
; 3.75iI4.00 ( according to quality ; diilpe. $1.25 ;
nek rabbits , 3.ViflOc each ; small rabbits ,
1 15fil.25 per do/ ; deer ttrtV ; antelope , ( < i
c ; deer sadddles , ' .Kifllo ; antelopf , 13c.
POT\TOI > The receipts of potatoes are
'air , but the average lots are of n poor qual-
ty Choice to fancy home grown sell
.t tl5ril7V. Common grades 55rMKIc , A few
ninor lots of extra choice home grown potu-
oes brought 75c yesterday. Utah and Colo-
ado , M5'llKc. )
Swiii : : POT \Tons Choice new Jersey
.lock . , $5.50 per bbl. The demand is fairly
ictive.
Hi\xs-Good : clean stock , $ J.OOiT2.25 ( ; fair
0 good , * 1.30ftJ1.75j California beans , $2.15
: i2.20.
OMOXS Home grown , 7.Vi'M.OOj ( ? ' Spanish
Jtiions , $2.00 per 50-lb crate.
O\TIUS : The dnmand for oysters is In-
rcasing a tride. Plain standaid , 25c ; Mand-
ml , 30c ; extra selects , 35c ; New York
omits , ( Oc.
Trnvii's Hi-celpts fair : di'inaml good.
5ood stock sells at 40Q(30c ; rutabagas , 70
l75c.
Cu-lKi.o\vnu | The supply is light. Choice
lock sells readily for $2 50.
Oj'-TiMi PIAVI Kxlru choice OTo per dozen
Ininches ; common. 70fni75c.
vniHon Steady at $5 00 per hundred.
'Ki.r.m The demand is increasing some-
ivhat , supply equal to demand. Good stock ,
I5if40c ( per doicn ; fancy , 45c ; extra line
Salt Lake celery , f 1.30 per do/en.
A cranberries
CIIIKK Choice Michigan eider , 0.30 per
) bl. of ! I2 gal.
CIUN-IIIUHII : : < Hell & Cherry , ? S.OO ; Hell
Htlgle , S'.i.M ' ( ) ; Cape Cods , $ ' .l.s5iiUI.5 ( ( > .
Qfisics Choice Caliiornla quinces , < 2.00
i2.10 per box.
AI'l'i.ns Steady. Eastern stock , $3 Mrt (
' 1.25 ! fancy Jonathans , $3.50o3,75 ( ; choice
tock , $3.23ii3.50. (
HONKY There is n good demand for honey.
The receipts are light. Choice in 1-lb frames.
2l ( < c2.'c.
Poi' < onv Choice rice corn , 3 ( 3.Jo per Ib ;
other kinds , 2if2 ( c per 11) .
OIUNOKS Louisiana $4.50 per box ; $5.50
( it'.I.OO ' per bbl ; Florida , per box , $5 ( K ) .
LKMOX - Mssina lemons , $5K5.50 ( ;
Malaga , iO.OO.clCxtra line Maori , f(150. (
ti.irouxiA Fin n < Po.irs , t'l 50i2.75. (
iini'iNow : York grapes , 5 Ib baskets ,
40c. California double crate , * l.50 : crate.
.25 2 30.
HVXVXAS The market is well suppllod at
he following prices : Choice bananas , $3 00
: 350 : medium bunches , $2 00 ( < < .3.00 ; com
mon , $1.50if2.X ( ( ) .
NITS Peanuts , 7Jl7t ( V. raw ; Hra/.ll nuts ,
13c ; nlmnnds , Tarrugona , 22c ; Knglish wal-
mts , loiiilSc ; Illberts , 12c.
Grocers' Ilst.
C ) ITII : : Ordinar.\ grades , 20@20Jj e ; fair ,
21(2l'e . ; prime , 21i ( iT22e ; fancy preen and
yellow , 2-'t ( 25e ; old government Java , 2sa (
: ! 0c ; interior Java , 25 ( 2& ; Mocha , 2SSOo ( : ! ;
Arbucklo's ro.istcd , 25140 ; McLnughlin's
XXXX , 24c ' ; Dilworth's , St 'c ; Red Cross ,
linooxis Extra 4-tie , $2.00 ; No. 1 , $2.00 ;
No. 2 , fl.75 ; heavy stable , $4.00.
CANI > \ MixedHfnic ( ; stick. " > JlS ( ! s'c.
Jui.Llis 30-lb | iails , $1.60 ( 1 1)0. )
PpoviHiovs Hams , 10'fitllc ; breakfast
bacon , 10,8/@lle ; bacon sides , S8i7ie < ! ; dry
salt , 7VC"7 ; < u ; shoulders , < 5' ' ru7e ; dried beef
hams , lO&fllo ; dried beef regular , UH lOXc ;
hams , picnic , 7Ji ( < ioe.
Diuii : ) Fruits Apples , new , J 's , ( ' ; evap
orated , 50 Ib ring , ltj. ( jlli' ) ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 2SQ2''c ' ; blaukberries.evapo rated ,
lOCjlO o ; pitted cherries , 21KS2U1 ; peaches ,
now , 8'aiilic ( ; evaporated , peeled peaches , 28
( ; t2'Jc ' ; evap-oratcd , unpared , IRfiflllc ; new
currents. 7M74'c ! ; jirunes , 44 ( < J4l ! < 'c ; citron ,
25c ; raisins , London layers , $2.30f .2.40 ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels , $2.00 ( 2.10 ; new
Valencia , S ihKe.
Srovu Granulated.7I4d7'Yc ( ; conf. A ,
OK07c ; white extra C , ( l ? 0Hc : extra C ,
O'fcSO'-rc ; .VPllow C. 5H'5e ( ; cut loaf , 7.l , .
7 'c ; | ) owdcred , % ( ff : :
CA.NNII > Goons Oyster , standard , i > er
case , $ I.UK < < ! 15 ; strawberries , -J-lb per case ,
$3.10C"3.13 ; rnspberries , 2-lb , per case , $3.00 < W
3.10 ; California pears , per case , Jl.OO&tt.SO ;
apricots , per cii'-e , $4.25 ( < | 4.U ! ) ; peaches pel-
case , $5.75Z5.b5 ( ; white cherries , per case ,
$ (1.00 ( ; plums , per case , ? 3. 0 ( < < 3.1lO-blueber ;
ries , per case , $2.iO ! ( < i2.40 ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
per case , $2.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.2 ( > ( ' 5.75 ; 1-lb salmon , per doz. $ l > 5 ( < n.OO ;
2-lb goosberrics , per case , $3.25fa3.35 : 2-lb
string beans , per case , $1.75 ; 2-lb lima beans ,
per case , f 1 ( > ; 2-lb marrowfat peas , $250 ( < 0
2.110 ; 2-lb early June peas , per case , $ J.75 ;
3-lb tomatoes , $2:40(22.50 : ( ; 2-lb corn , $2.30 < jJ
2.4(1. (
2.4(1.Hrrixr.n Lvnn Tierce , f > Xc40lb \ square
cans , ( l' < e ; 50-lb round , 7'ic ; ; 20-lb round ,
7' < < ' ; lll-l" pai's ' , 7V 5-lb P ils , 7 o ; 3-lb
pails , 7s < e.
Pii'Ki.is : Medium in bblr , $ fl.50 ; do in half
bbls , $3.75 : small , in bbls , $7.50 ; do in half
bbls , $1-25 ; gerkins , in bbls , tb.50 ; do in half
bbls , $4 75.
Tontcco Lorillard's Climax , 4lc : Splen
did , 41c ; Mechanic's Delight , 41c ; Leggett&
Meyer's Star , 42c ; Cornerstone , 34c ; Uriim-
mond's Horsu Shoe , 41 u ; T. J. , 37e ; Soig's
Spearhead , 44e.
Ken : Seven-sixteenths , ll } < ( ? % .
WOODUNWIIIE Two-hoop pails , per doz ,
$1.45 ; three-hoop palls , $1.70 : No. 1 tub , $ (1.50 ( ;
No. 2 tub , $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 ; wash
boards , $1,75 ; assorted bowls , $225 ; No.
1 churns , $ 'J ; No. n churns , b ; No. . 3 churns ,
$7.
CIUCKCHS Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic , 5e ; creams , Sc ; ginger .snaps , So ; city
soda , 7u.
Tm1Japan. . 20rt55e ; gunpowder , 20fS
fiO'.c ; Young Hyson , 25&5.V ; Ooolong , 20M
( We.
We.Si iifp No. 70 , 4 gallon kegs , $1.45(1.30 ( ;
New Orleans , per gallon , 3Sii4Hc ; maple
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , SOc ;
1-gallon cans , per doz , $10.50 ; half gallon
cans , per doz , $ < ) .25 ; quart cans. $3.25.
SfAiicn Mirror gloss , 5J c ; Graves' corn ,
(5'411 ( ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswcgo corn , 7e.
llui.nsu HuuiiiNos 75UbOo ( per keg.
Dry <
PIIIXTS SOLID Cot.oits Atlanta , 5Ke ;
Slater , 5c ; Herlin Oil , OJ-ic ; Garner Oil , iKii
7e. I'INK AND Roue1 Richmond , Oo ; Allen
Oc ; Riverpoint , 5r ; Steel River , Oo ; Richmond
mend , io ! ; Pacific , 0e. ! Ixniuo Hi.rn Wash
ington , Ho ; Century Indigo blue prints , lOe ;
American , OJ-jo : ArnoliUI ( c ; Arnold HlOJj'c ;
Arnold A 12o ; Arnold Goldseal lOVe. Dittos ;
Charter Oak , 4ko ; Ramaix ) , 3 > 4'c ; Lodl ' e :
Allen , .V < e ; Richmond , 5 } cj Windsor , lie :
Kddvstonc , Oc ; I'acilic , I5c.
COII-KT JKtxs Androscogin , 7 0 ; Konr-
sage , 7tfe ; Rorkport , tlj/c ; Concstoga , fiJ4o.
HITT Standard , So ; Gem , 10' < e ; Heauty
12We ; lioono , 14e ; H , cased , $ U.Bo.
COTTON FUXXKI.S 10 per cent trade dls
ill ) , colored'lOc ; 50 , colo'ricd , 12o ; 70'colored
15c ; Hnstol. 13)ic ) : Union Paetlle , ISc.
CnrKT WAIUHibb white , IbHo ; colored
GixoiuM Plunkett cheeks , 7'4'e ; Whit
teuton , T i * ; York , 7'4c ; Normumli Dress
Si'o ) ; Calcutta Dress , &ie ; Whlttentor
Dress , Oo ; Renfrew Dress , w'12fe } ,
Tiths Luwiston , ! W in. , 12'jc ; Lewiston
. ,
fVJ. ( % v > % * 4a AlVt 'j VlUf V WiUia 1U * Vf Ill's )
DEM.MS Amoskeag 0-oz. , lOo ; Everett ,
z. , 13o ; York , 7-oz. , 13c ; Hivvmnkor , hVoe.
affrey XX , ll < o ; Jaffrey XXX , 12J < c ; llea
er Creek , AA , 12o ; Heaver Creek UH , lie
U-avor Creek CO , lOo.
KEX-IIICKI Jcixs Memorial , 15c ; Canton
19o ; Durham , 87'tfc : Hercules , ISc ; Lenmlng-
tou. 22'fo ; CottswoldJfio , ,
CIUKII Stevens' U , Oo ; bleached , 7i" Slo
vens' A , 7'fo ; bleuched , 8' c ; Stevens' P.
8Ve ; bleuched , 0V ! Stevens' N , liUc ;
blenched. 10V ; Stevens' S R T , l2Uo.
Minor.i lAXtoys Table oil cloth , " "
plain Holland , Sko to PcDadoHollnnd ; , 12l4e.
DI-CK- West Point 2H In , b oz. , 10V ; 'cst
Point 89 In , 10 oz. , 12 V. West Point 29 In , 12
or , 15o ; West Point 0 In , 11 oz , Irto. Checks
Caledonia X , 1 > V. Caledonia XX. 10)o ;
Economy , tKnllHc ; Otis , liyU'H" ' .
KI.S 1'laldRaftsman , 32c ; Goshen ,
17JtjC ; Ouochoi'JNo. 3 , ' ( , 32l e ; Anawan ,
13kc ; Windsor , 2il < . Hcd-C 24-Inch , 15S'c ;
K , 24-Inch. 2lc ; GO. 24-Inch , lt > e ; II A F ,
* f. 85o : J H F. ' 4 , 87h'c ; (1. f , 35c.
CMIIHICS Slater , 4' < o ; Woods , 4) 0 ; Stan-
lard , 4'5o ; Peacock. 4HP-
COMKOIITEIIS l.COuC ( ! > .00.
Hl.ANKurs-Whitctl.WJ7.50 ( ; colored fl.10
< j8.UO. ?
lii.iuriinn SIIKETINO Herkolv rambrlo ,
No , 00 , O e ; Host Yet , 4-4 , 0' < c ; butter cloth
JO , 4'4c ' ; Cabot , 7S'c ; Farwcll , 8c ; fruit of
Loom , 3fe ; Greene G , ( V ; Hope , 7''c , ; ICinu
Phillip cambric , He ; Lonsdalo , lle ; Lons-
lale , SH " , New York mills , 10' ' o , Pepperell ,
42 Inch , 10 > jc ; Pepperell , 40 inch , like ; Pep
perell , (1-4 ( , UMPepperell ; , S-t , ICc ; Pepperell ,
M , 20c ; Pepl'orell ' , 10-4 , 22V ; Canton , 4-4 ,
8'4c ; Canton , 4-4 , U'c ' ; Triumph , OcViitn ; -
sutta , lie ; Valley , 5e.
HHOWN SIIKKTINO Atlanta A , 4-4. 7t/c ; A
Hantlc H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic I ) , 4-4 , O'c ' ; At-
ITliitic P , 4-4 , 5 . , c ; Aurora LL. 4 4 , 54e ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 4' < , o ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , H' c ;
Hoosier LL , 4-4 , fi.Vo : Indian Head. 4-4,7'4'c ;
Lawrenci ) LL , 4-4 , 5J4'c ; Old Dominion , 4-4
> j'c ; Pepperell H , 4-4 , OJc ; Peppciell O , 4-4
lo ; 1'cpperell , S-4 , Me ; Pepperell , 0-4 , ISo
1'epperell , 10-4. 20c ; Utica C , 4-1 , 434'o ;
Wachusctt , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora 1 { , 4-4 , t'O e ; Au
rora U , 4-4 , Oo.
( Ji-nei-al 31
FIAX SKID : There is a fair demand for
; oed seed at $1.05 per bus , in ear-lots.
Ffii Very few furs have been received
as yet , as the trappers have hardly com-
uieiieefi operations. Raccoon , 20n70o ; mink ,
10d < 50 ; musk rats , fall , 2 ( 5c ; striped skunk ,
10d(40 ; mountain wolf , No. 1 , 1.00 (3.50 ; No.
J , $1.50 ( 2.00 ; prairif. 00i(75c ( , No. 2 , 40if45c ( ;
beaver , No. l.per Ib.f2.00(3.00 ( ' ; No. 21.00 ( < t !
125 ; otter , H.OOfiiO.lHi ; dry deer skins , 20j (
' 15 per Ib ; dry untelope , elk , moose , etc. , 15
i(25e.
SriuiTs Cologne spirits , l s proof , ? 1 10 ;
do 101 proof , $1.12 ; spirits second quality , 101
proof , fl.10 ; do 1SS proof , fl OU. Alcohol Iss
liroof , J2.10 per wine gallon. Redistilled
whiskies , HlXKiZl.M ) . ( in blended ,
Fl.50(2.00 ( ; Kentucky bouibons , J2.00i ( ?
0.00 ; Kentucky and Pennsylvania
ryes , S2.OOcnO.50 ; Golden Sheaf
bourbon nnd rye whiskies , $1 f > 0iin ( 00. Hrnn-
dics , imported , f5lHis.50 ( ( ; domestic , $ l.ilOo4
3.00. Gins , impoited , $4.50aOOO ( , domestic ,
$1.25073 00. Champagnes , imported , per case ,
$28.00ui.00 ( : ; ! ; American , per ease , 510.00 ®
HEAVV IUuii Aiu : Iron , rate , J2.70 ; plow
steel , special cast , 41c ; crucible steel , li e ;
cast tools , do , 12 ( 15c ; wii on spokes , per set ,
J2.00M5.50 ; hubs , ] ) IT sot , * 1 50 ; felloes ,
sawed dry , fl.110 ; toiiKiica , each , f-Oc ; avlcs ,
each , 75c ; square miti , per Ib , Cil3o ( ; coil
chain , per Ib,0'4nl3c ' ( ; malleable , { ' ( alOc ; iron
wedges , Oc ; crowbais , ( > c ; harrow li-oth. ' c ;
si > nng stool , 4i"ic ; Hiirdcn's horsu sluios ,
$4 75 ; Hurden's mule shoos , * 5.75 ; barbed
wuu , in cur lots , 44.00 per 100 Ibs ; linn nails ,
rates , 10 to 50 , ? 2.10 ; steel nails , W.50.
IIii > i > Gii-oii buti'hiMs'.fi' ' o : Krcencuicd ,
7c ; dr.\ Hint , 10cdr.salt.sciurcen ; culf skins ,
7'ac ' ; damaged hides , two-thirds price. Tal
low 3'4c. ' Grease Prime white. He ; yellow ,
3c : brown , l'yc. Sheeppolts , 25iiOOe. (
Co VL EfTjr , $10.25 ; nut , 810.25 ; ranpe , $10.25 ;
walnut block , 3.,5 , ; Iowa lumii , $ ; ! .50 ; Iowa
nut , $2.75 ; Illinois. * l.25 ( 'l.75.
H n ItccoinN of hay arc decreasing a little -
tlo and the quality received is Mimeulitit in
ferior Common coarse hay , * 1.0Ui7.50 ( per
ton ; upland pi nine , $7.50nMK ( ) ,
Fi.oi'ii AND FIID : : Minncsot.i , patrnts ,
$2.50 per cwt ; Kansas and Missouri winter
fancy patents , $2 l5 ( < . t2.K ( > ; Nebraska iat < 'iit.s ,
$2.25n2.35 ( ; rye Hour , S-l.75ial.lO per cwt ; rye ,
Graham , tl.li ) per cwt ; wheat , Graham , $1.75
per cwt ; corninc.il , yellow , We per cwt ; cornmeal -
meal , white , $1.00 per cwt ; chopped feed ,
5c per cwt ; bran , $13.00u 13.50 per ton ;
crceniiigs , i'.l.OlKii 12.00 per ton ,
under groccues _
_ Dry Ijiiinlii-r.
IIIMK.NMONb Xl ) T1MIIKII.H.
J14 \ , I i I
1 111 ft. | 18ft.aft. ; ) 23ft. 24ft.
.n ro 19
' 'xB. ' . fill 33 frO
L'vH WI31 W )
33 123 M
L'xli li ( 1 ! ) M M 60 \ M 3 ! ) Til )
4xS-S.\S IS W ) 111 WI.30 . M 33 OU 33 HO
H.MSIIIXU.
1st and 2nd , clear , 1X 1 \ inch , s. 2 s. . . . $50 50
3d , clear , 1 inch , s. 2s. , . . . . 45 50
" " 1'f , 1)4 ) , 2 iu . . . . 41 ! 50
A select , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , . . . . 40 00
" " W , 1K2in . . . . 44 ( H )
IJ " 1 inch , s. 2 in . . . . 30 ( K )
" IU , 1'i , 2 in . . . . 87 00
I'OI'IAH 1.I1MI1ER ,
Clear Poplar , 13x. Hds , % in. , s2 s . . . . $35 50
" " Yt In. Panel , s2s 27 ( K )
" " Corrugated Ceilint'.X. . . . 23 50
HOAUDS.
No. 1 com , s 1 s $18 00 I No. 1 , com , s 1 s$17.00
No. 3 ' " 15.50 I No. 4 " " 13.00
SOI'TIIMHV 1KI.I.OW I'JSB.
Coin , 4 itO in. Mooring $17.50
Star " " 21.50
Clear % 'm Coiling Ul.W )
Clear ( in Partition 25.00
Clear linish , 1 .fe 1 ' in. , s 2 s 2'.i.H ' ( )
Clear corrugated ceiling , 4 in 25.00
Yellow pine casing and base 27.00
FKM'I.NO.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 in 12 & 14 ft , rough $10.50
" " " ig " 111.50
No. 2 , " 12 fi 14 " HUH )
" " " 10 " 11.50
IT.IUNO AN1 > 1'AIITITIO.V.
1st com. Jf in White Pine Ceiling $ 'i4.00
2nd " " " " 2S.OO
in " " 1(1.00 (
Clear , ? ( f Norway
2nd com. ) a iu " " " 14.00
STOCK DO\IIDS.
A 12 inch R 1 s $15.50
No.lcom.l2 in s 1 s , 12 ft 20.50
" " " 14 ft 1MK ! )
" " " 10 ft lb.50
No , 2 , " " 1'J.OO
11 " " 1(1 ( it 17,50
Inch Grooved Heeling , $1.00 per M , moro
than 12-inch stock boards same length.
siu\m.i > , IATII.
XX clear $ 3.10 | Extr.i A $ 2.00
* A * Standard. . 2.75 * A * H IHt 15. . . 2.55
0 in. clear , No. 1 1.50 I Lath 2.jy
S1DI.VO.
A , 12,14 & Ifi ft.$21 50 I C , 12,1 Ut 10 ft.$15 50
H , " " 20.50 | D. " " 12.50
THE CHICAGO AN *
NorthWestern -
Western
Railway Short Line.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only road to take for Dot Slolnoi. Mnrlulllown.
Odnr Itni'Uli. Cllnlnn , Illxnn rlikngo , Mllnaukea
ntxl all I'olnli eail. To Ibo pvnple tit Ncbruika , Cola *
rurtov joining. L'tali , Idaho , .Nevada , UrrKnn , Wnib.
Inguin and California It otrrri tui < cJlur
Hi t poHslale by any other Una.
Amonx a f w nl tbo numuioni rolnti of luperlorltr
enloyeil bj the iiatroniof tbli road bntwrpn Omali *
and ChlcaKO. are Un tnu trului n day of DAY COACH *
KN wblch are the finest ItiHt liiiniart art and Ingenul *
ty cniicreatu. IU 1'ALACK dl.KKl'lNU OA11S. which
am model" of comfort nnd elrifancu. It9 1'AlUXJll
JIKAW1MI IUXM CAIlf. un.urpaisfd by ny , an4
ll > nldelj celubralPd I'AI.ATIAU UlNIMi CAllS , tb
tqiml of which cannot bo found eli < 3 here At Coun <
ell llliins tlui tratni of the L'nlon I'aclHo U llw r. con ,
uuct In uulon depot wltli thoiu ottbt CblcatoA
Northiv tern By. InChlcniro tie train * of thli linn
make close connection wltb Ibon of all other oaiter.'i
ror Detroit , Columbui , IndlanipolK Clnclnnttl ,
Nlasaru Kails , Huflfalo IMlUaura , 'J of onto , Montreal ,
lloiton , Now York , I'nlltdiilphln , lultlmoroaib' '
Inirtoc , and nil poluti U ) the tail , kii lor k tKkU Hi
"NORTHWESTERN. "
U you with tlia bcitaccommodtUon. All ticket atouti
ell tlrkrm fla thilllue.
M.Hb-OIim1 , K.I' . WILSON.
Uenl. Manager , Uonl. fati'r A | ul
Chicago , nil.
V. M. 1IAIIOOCK. I. . H. DOIJ.K ,
W IUrn A Dt. City 1-auT.
r Agrjcti j tu ra I Implements. _
CHUnCHILL PARKER.
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
Carriage * and na elo < . Jnnci strop ! llclnicn Mil aiij
10th , Omaha , Nebraska.
'UNfNGEn & METCALF Co"
Agricallnral Implements , Wagons.Carriages .
Bu-Kln , Etc. Whul * le , Omah , Nebraska.
' "
"PARLIN , ORENDORF & . MARTIN , "
. . . . . WholMai * IValprn In
Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies
U > 0. i-JS ami W7Joni ) ! < tr ot , Omaha ,
* " *
P.
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills. Seeders ,
Cu aUVuVr
"
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
WllOl Ml -
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
Corner Kill and Mrholm S
Artl8l8rMntorToT8.
A. HOSPE , Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs.
1M3 Ilouglai Slrpul. Omalia , NcbraKk * .
Boots in rl ShooR.
W. \
Jolliers of Boots and Shoes.
Ill Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb Manufactory , Bamraet
[ ( reel , Iluttun.
KIRKENDALL , JONES Si CO. ,
( Successor' to H td , Jonei t Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Slioes
Agent * for lUiiton Rubber Shoe Co. IIW , 1104 A 1UW
Ilarney St. , Omaha , Nehraika.
Cofee , Splcea. Eto.
CLARKE COFFEE CoTT
Omaha Coffee nnd Spire Mills.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder ,
Flavoring Kmnrts , l.mimlry llhio , IrUv Ktu. 1411 lilt
lUrni-r t-lr el. Oiiiulm. .Nelirnst *
Crockery and
W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent for the MnnurHclurers ami Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Klc. UB1CC.3K8.13lb gt. Oiualia. Xebrnsta. '
Commission nnd Storngo.
D. A. HURLEY.
Commission and Jobbing ,
BatUr , Kent HUI ! I'roilure riititlKiinii-ntii tollfltcd.
lieailquiirli-is lor Stuniiirnrt1 , Kfirv HOKI > I , and
lirui'O Hujkrtl HH lloa ; t < SI. , OmitliH ,
*
RIDDELL & RlpD"ELL
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
WIEDEMAN Si CO. .
Produce Commission Merchants ,
I'oultry. lluttcr , name. Krujti , Ktc. t.-O South lllh St. ,
Omnlia , Nebraska.
GEOrSCHROEDER & Co7
( Succpiiori to McShann Schrredi-r. . )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omnlia , Ni'brntka ,
Coal , Coke and LI mo.
EfivVAHA COAL , COKE Si. LIME CO. .
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
Bouth 13lh Flro.'t , Omnha , Nebrmka.
J. J. JOHNSON & CO
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
and chipper * of Cflal , Coke , Ceinrnt , I'lnster. I.lmv ,
Drain Tllu and HUWIT I'lpn onico. railou Hotel ,
Kainam bt , Omalm , Nub. 'JYIi'pumiu Sll.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
2U tnutb 13111 St. , Omnha , Neb.
Dry Cooda and Notions.
M. E. SMITH Si CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnisliing Goods and Notions
HOT and llWDonglat , Cor llth St. , Omahn , Neb.
KTLPATRicK KOCH DRY OOObs"Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goofls.Notions
Qynti1 l-urnlJhing Oood'.Corner llth anil Harney BU.
Omaha , Nebraska.
Furniture.
DEWEY Si STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Karnam Street , Omaha , Nebraika.
Crocerlos.
PAXTON. OALLACHER & CO. .
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
TOC. 707 , TOO and 711 8.10th St. , Omaha , HID.
McCORD , BRADY 4 CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
Uth and I.caTunworth Sirred , Omaha , Nebraakh.
D. M. STEELE A CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
11U , 1321 and 1223 Ilarney Street , Omaha , N b.
ALLEN BROS. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
1111 and 1116 llnrney Street , Omaha , Nrb.
Hardware.
LEE. FRIED 4 CO. .
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
TinwareSheet Iron.Rtc. Agrnlt fur llqmn tcaleian (
Miami I'owder Cu , , Omaha , Neb.
HIMEBAUGH 4 TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shoi
Mechanics' Tools nnd lliiflilo Scales. 14U6 Uouglas-st
Ouiaha , Nebraska.
RECTOR k WILHELMY CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
lOthand Ilarney Sl . .Omaha.V b. Western Agent ,
lor Austin TowderCo , JtRerton Steel Kail , , , 1 air-
banks iHaudard 3eales.
Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
niiS , Wagon Mock , Hardware Lumber , etc. IXi
and IJllJJarnejf Mrtut. Omaba.
EDNEY li QIBBON.
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
ion and CarrUuo Wood "tool , Ilcary llardwar
Sic. 1)17 and \WJ \ l eaTenwortk St. , Omaha , Neb.
Mats , caps , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE 4 CO. .
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods
HOT Ilarney Ptreet , Omaha , Nub ,
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WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CC
and ILER 4 CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers of FineWines &Lipr
Vast India Bitters and Domestic Liquors 1112 Ilarne
yumbpr.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. .
All kinds of Building Material at Wholesal
lStb BU et and Union 1'acino Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD.
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , ttc. Yardl-Cornor 1th and Douglai ; Comer It
aud Douglas.
' c. N. D'EITZ.
Dealer in all Kinds of Lumber ,
13lh and California Bis. , Omaha , Neb.
FRED VGRAY. .
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Ctb apd Douglai 3ti. , Omaha.
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T. W. HARVEY LUMOER CO. ,
To Deale Only , f * .
OOct , UU I'lruum SUsot , Omaba ,
J9.HN A , WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
tmpottfd and American Portl n4 Cement. St ( SS !
Tor Ullwaukat lljrtjllo Ctm < it al l ulncy
Jbaa . wA
CHAS. fl.
Dealer in Hardwood
rTociaCari-els nnd rarqun flooring , frh an
y and
1. OBERFELDER 4t CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers of Millinery & Mm
204 , 219 and 111 ? outh 11U Plrt * * .
N o 11 o n a. _
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J. T. ROnfNSOlsTNOT7orCO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Fnrnishini Qoift
* U and , ( i : > South 10th 6tr t , Omaha.
Notions and Gent's ' FnrnishiBE Geoti ,
1104 Ilarney gtreel , Omaha.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. *
Wholesale Refined and LubricatinzOils ,
A > le ( Irpimr , etc. , Omftht. . It , Blihcp ,
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
! rry i > nice stoih of prtntlnf , wr ppln | aa4 frttlnff
liupcr ypnUI llf nlloq tlttn to car lu 4 ol4 rs.
Printer * ' Materlnls.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dcklen l ( ; pr , prcifei ml prlatnti1
Houth Uth SlrttI , Om h .
Huunor Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Good !
Oil riotltlnx anil I.rltlior Ili'lllnn 1XH ( Kamkm
Flttlnga , Pump a. Etc.
A. L. S
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
3lrnni , watiir , rullwnT Ami iiilnlnf ftnppllf . etc.
Vfi nml Wl V'trnam btrtcl , Oiniilia.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Mom * ml M HUT Fuppllp . llmrtqunrtpri fur Mtifc
l-'ooil 4 ( \ i'k'ooiln. . llll FuriiKiu fct. , Om li .
U.S. WIND ENGINE A > PU"M > COT" *
Steam and Water Supplies ,
IUIM ) 7 \S ln > l Milli , OIS ntid mKarntm \ St. , Omaha.
U. K. Uu , ActliiK MiuiKuer.
BROWNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
blicut Iron Work. M < * nm I'nmpv Caw Mllli. 12U-UU
iTdttli Mtrrt , Omaba ,
Soods.
. STIMMELi CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden SeeU
C11 nml M3 Jo St. , OmnSa
Stprago ,
ARMSTRONOPETTIS & . CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission , 4
Ilriuioh tinnronf the IIcnncT HUJIT Co. llilL-Klf al
nlink iilu ami retail 14X.U10 an4 Wl ? liard Htreeu r
Omaha. Tfltphyne No. 7JU. '
nnd CJgnrB.
WJvTr A 7 WIL 8 o N aT6b. ,
Importers and Jooliers of Teas &
Kilcv and Dnlsj linking I'onrtrr. ItU and HU Lift *
tier Blrecl , Unoaha. {
Corhloe.
EAGLE CORNICB WORKS.
Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and
Johu Epeuetrr , PrAprlttor. KP Dodge inl 103 ftul 1
Nortb lOtb Street , Oui t . :
Smoke Stacks ,
"H.
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
DrHcMugl , Tanki tnil ineral ; Duller Ropalrlng. 13l
Dodge Street , Om h , Neb.
Iron W rke.
PAXTON ft VIERLINO. \
Wrongtit and Cast Iron Bnilding Worfc
ifflupH. llrass work , ceneral foundry , Diacblpe and
Diacksultb work. Office and works , U. I * . Hr. anil J
Itth Blreel , Omaba. J
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS , '
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railing
Dtak mill , window ituardu , flower itnndi , wire lvoM
etc.O \ Nurtli Itllh bt. , Uniaba.
OMAHA SAFE AND IRON WORKS
Man'irs ' of Fire & Bnrglar Proof Safes
Vaults , jail work. Iron and wire fencing , nlrns. vtc. ( ]
Anilrcea , I'rop'r. Cor. 14tu and Jackipn Pis.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARD CO
Miinnfnctiiri'ri HIM ! .Icihbi'rx In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Ciii titliHini I'liillk'Hlo tilmilni.Nfb.
MEAGHER & SPROAT.
General Agouts for Illehold fitte A Luck Co''a
Fire and Burglar Proof SafesTiine , Locks ,
VaulU and Jail Work , HIS Kiirnnm tllrcet , Omaha.
Overalls.
MANUFACTURING CO
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeani l'ants , Sblrli , Ktv. 11(13 ( anil 111)4 ) Duuglat Strf V
Umahu , Neb.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
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M. A. DISBROW & CO. ,
Wholvialu Mmiutncl inert of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Ilranrh Office , 12th and Itnrd HtrpetK , Oinlilin , N
BOHNMANUFACTURINCS cp. .
Manufacturers of Sasti , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulrtlngi , PiHlr Work and Inlerlnr llnrrt Wood Kla-
l li. M. K. LuruxrMli HIH ! U-HM'iiwurlh Mleels ,
Unmlia , .Stb.
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. ,
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ,
And Ullndit. Tumlnc. stair-wnrk llnnk and OBIci
anil and l'oipk | > tou Avenue.
Brewors.
STORZi
* Lager Beer Brewers ,
lii North KiuhUenlli Ftioet , Omaba , Neb.
an.PAI.HIK. N v. menAN. j H
PALMER. RICHMAN Si CO. .
Liye Stock Comniissioii Merchants ,
Office-lloom 21 , Opposite KichanutlluUdlntf , Unlo
.Stock Vi\nl , bmUb Ouiitha , Nrb.
McCOY BROS. ,
Liye Stock Commission Merchants ,
Markrl furnlnhfWl ( rf on nppllratlon HUiokor" a _
feedtTff funilshitrt ov jfijrxl torniv l | iIi-r'iiirH OOIM
bu National Hunk and outli Omaba National , UulO %
Htock Yards , builtll Omaha.
LORIMER , WESTERFIELta Si MALE/
Liye Stock Commission , i
Ilootn 16 , Kichance llulMIng , I'nlun ' Btork
S < iuth Ornnba , Ni'b.
HORfJ A SHARPE
Commission Dealers in Liye stock ,
noom 1 , Kitltutiyfl UuiMloe. llnluii HUM k Veil , ft
OmHlia. HefiTcnci-i L'nlun Nut I Hunk. OmanS
Union Stock Vunli Hunk. H Omnlin , K. U , Kuwlg
1'rui Am. Miuik A Trunl Co . Onmlm. '
ALEXANDER A
Commission Dealers in Liye
Ilocm M , oppoMtu rtchan.r : HulMInK Union FiU > d (
Yurtli , buinh Oninha eb
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John V. DOfJ , tiupcrliitenJent.
JUDICIOUS AND PERSISIEN
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Ncwtpnper AilvnrtlsInK eoiiMiilt
LORD & THOMAS ,
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