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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SAT.UBDAY , NOVEMBER 19. 1887.
i TIITP iiiniPTO
SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat's First Impuleo Shown in n ,
Downward Tondoncy.
CORN FOLLOWS IN SYMPATHY.
The Pro * Ihlon 1'lt Itcoovrin Itn
HtcurilncflH mid Hlio\\H n Ilontit-
Ing Cunitltlon A Trnipo *
rary Flurry In Cattle.
CHICAGO I'JtomJCE .MAKKIOT.
CHICAGO , Nov 18.- [ Special Telegram to
the llKK.l Kttglaml anil New York on one
Blrte nd the winter \\hcat sections nf this
country on tlio other scorned to bo the com-
batnnts In the wheat pit this morning. It
was wild that fully ! ) ,000)00 ( ) bushels were
Bold curly In Now York und 1,1100,000 , bushels
or more hero for Kngllsh account. Now
Yorkers were also heavy sellers hero iiiul In
St. bouls and these were believed to be sales
of long wheat. Under the Influences of the
caimes mentioned and of a drop of about lu lu
the New York market , the opening prices
hero were lower than last night's close , or'fio
for December , 7lij.fr for January and 82V °
for May , and the first Impulse was downw'.nd
and quick at that. December Immediately
fell to 75Jfo , January to 75X" and May to
81c. Then came a icticllon to "BJ/i1 for De
cember , Ttijfc for January and b'JJfc for May ,
but the i calling and short sales were too
heavy for prices to stand under and they fell
quito steadily to 75' c1 for December , 7. > X °
for January and 81M'c for May. At about
these prices and a little above the market
hung until noon. Huylng oideis had been
coming in at the dpclino and It was noticed
that a tin go propoitlon of them c.uno fiom
the winter wheat districts , from which re-
polls of Irrep.ir.iblo damage to the joting
plant , but moro especially of Its wc.ik
and unprotected condition ut the beginning
of winter , ate coming with gieatci frequency.
Moicover , the nffeilngs of leali/lng longs
had been absorbed and the clastic market
began to climb upwaid again. The advance
was quite steady and the close \vas within a
fraction of the highest point touched on this
last up tin n nt 7fi ? ( tf7r > J e for IKcember ,
711'ffe ' for January and h''C'tSJXe for May The
volume of business was large and the ti.ullng
active during most of the session.
The tips and downs of the com market
closely followed those m wheat , but with this
dlflcroiKO that thu soft spots wen1 not quite
HO soft and the hard spots a little hauler.
The opening pi ices weio lo\\er than last
night's close. Fiist hales of May \\eio at
48 c and the fluctuations weio between 4\6O '
and 48' < c , the close being iit4S 4c. December
opened at 44'.fc ' , sold up to 44e , down to
43 ? e and closed at 44c. January opened at
44tfo and fluctuated between llj&oand 44o ,
closing at the last named pi ice. The volume
of business was fair , but not s > o large as
during the past few dins.
Oat were again fairly active and prices
aveiaged a little lower than icstoulay's
closings , though the feeling was not espe
cially weak . May , whl < h is the principal fu-
ttn c. opened sic-ady at 30 > jc , sold oft to 80 > c
and by 1 o'clock hud recoveied to ! ) OV ( ' < 30JiO
bid. December sold sp.irmgly and closed nt
209t'e and for Januaiy 2i > J < c was the m.iikct ,
with seller the month nominally quoted at
ViT'tfo.
In provisions there was a complete recov
ery from yesteid.iv's net vousness and reac
tionary tut n , Tiadlng opened nt llguies
lust n shade under hint night's llnal pi ices ,
but befoio the day piogresscd far it was
made plain that the bujein outnumbered the
Hollers and that the market was in a booming
condition. From a few minutes after the
opening up almost to the very eloio at 1
o'clock the tiitduwaspcisistentlyamlshaiplj
bullish In its tendency and marched steadily
upward with few or no receding movements
to speak of. H was unquestionably the
strongest maiket evpeiicnced since the
present udv.inco set in , as well as the most
active ono witnessed for mouths. Tiadlng
wax both liboial and general and of the
property bought outsiders doubtless took
almost as much as professional operatois and
pit trade > s. Puckers were again slow sellers
and acted aa If they weio surprised with the
fctrcnglh shown. Based on josterday's final
quotations , the day's actual appi eciation in
| iork was 4f > f < i47X0 , In laid liil7Xu ! ( ' "id In
short ribs 17J e ,
AFTERNOON SFSSION Wheat , easy ; May
81Jf@81Jc , December 75Mg75X ( < ' . Corn ,
weaker ; May 4i > J c , December 44. ! $ @ 44Vf con
the split. Oits , easier. Poik was advanced
ISo over the 1 o'clock closings ; January sold
otlim > @l400 _ , February at $13iL > < f@14 IBM
, . and closed all
around at outside prices. Lard was active
nnd 15c higher for November and December
nnd lOc for Januaiy February and May ; No-
vertiber , December 'ind January closed at
$7 03. Short ribs ruled J o higher , closing at
$7.00 for Junuuiy , $7.10 for Februaiy and
$7.20 for Match.
CHICAGO I'lvn STOCK.
CniCAno , Nov. 18. [ S | > ecial Telegram to
the BKK. ] CATTI.K At the opt-nlng for some
unknown cause there was quito a flurry in
the cattle market , and dm ing tlio excitement
n few lots of good and ordinary natives weio
disposed of at an advance of 10@15c. But
tlio excitement was short-lived , for as soon
as buyers for big beef slaughterers found
they would have to pay moro money for cat
tle they withdrew. Especially was tills the
case with ttio buyer of native fat cattle for
Armour , The bujers ou shipping account ,
in response to their messages announcing an
advance , were ordered to go slow , so ttiat at
the clone tlio advance of ttio morning was
lofct , the general maiket closelng weak and
quito n number of good steers were unsold ,
for which fair offers were made in ttio worn-
ing. Texas and range stock was rather
scarce , yet making no more money than yes
terday. Cunning stock , either native
pr Texans , was soiling 25@80c higher
than last week , stockers and feeders meeting
a fair demand , w 1th values 25@30o higher
than ono week ugo. Beeves , 1850 to 1500 Ibs ,
| 3.75 ( < i&OO ; J200 to JU50 Ibs , $3 40@4 60 ; 050
to 1200 Ibs , $3.000300. Stockeis nnd feed
ers , $2.00 ( < ? 3 40 ; cows , hulls and mixed , $1.25
( ! ? 00 ; bulk , $ I.Mu2.40Texa3 ) ( ; steers , $ . ' 40 ®
! I50 ; cows , $1,75(2250. ( Western rangeis
Ktionter ; natives and half breeds , $ J 00 ( < J
3 bO. Wintci ed Toxnns , $ J.75 < < ? 3 30.
Hoot Ti ado was brisk and prices steady
on the ordinary run of packing sorts. Prime
heavy Sorts were at u slight premium and
moro $41.5 and $5 00 lots were sold than fccs-
terday , Tlio ordinary run of packets sold
t within a range of $4 7o ( 4 bo , and common
' fl tiOCiTl (10. ( Light sorts sold within : t range
Of $4 40(34 ( 75. Light pigs of 130 to 140 Ibs
ore- just now scarce and sell freely at $4.40@
4.60.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Vonic , Nov. IS. [ Special Telegram to
theUEE. | ] STOCKS A feverish and unsettled
feeling pervaded stock circles. The open
ing was fairly strong , with advances extend-
ingto ) { per cent. London nnd tlio Germans
\u-ro buj crs cat ) y of St. Paul , the former
taking over 10,000 shaies. They also took
LakoShoie , l > ie , and Heading. Later the
foreign houses turned and bold freely , and it
was bald Chat the London market was held
uptopiovent New York from going off to
cnablo holders to sell and largo blocks of
long stocks that holders have kipt for a long
tiino huvo been dumped the past few dajs
nnd many slioits coveted. This had given
rlso to the belief that pi Ices has i cached tlio
top for the present und profesblonals wore In
clined to play for n continuation of ycbter-
day's break and on tlio early bulge sold quite
freely. Buj crs weio filled up and the market
becoming tired , gradually sold off J/QJf per
cent. About noon a stronger undcttono do-
\floped und the situation was soon reversed.
The Wababh reorganization plan was reported
us prnstlcally ugiecd upon , the terms , aa
heretofore announced , being slightly modi
tied. This Induced good buying nnd Wftbash
advanced 2 points. Another bullish feature
was the report that ttio Oregon Navigation ,
Union Puclflo and Northoi n Pacliu lease was
. . > o bo signed to-day. The whole list hardened
tun ! prices advanced U < 3J c per cent , scvcra !
active stocks touching hljhcr prices than
jcstcrdaj' . Pullman took n spurt , celling up
3 iMiintc. The market held up well Until the
clo e , but the volmno of business decreased ,
Last sales showed advances on nil the uctlvo
stocks , ranging from < to 21/ per cent , Pull
man and Wabash having the lead , Missouri
Paclllc was an exception and closed } ( per
cent lower. The total sales were 332,951
shares , against 4fi3i' ! > 9 shares yesterday.
Chicago stock operators traded sparingly and
their operations were unimportant ,
GoviitxMiNTs : Government bonds were
dull but steady , except for 4s , which were
heavy.
iKstunmr's qroTATioss.
tl. fl. 4s ri'Klstt rrd IJUMU. A. N. W .112'
17. H. 4s coupon. . I'M' , i\i \ > prtfomd . . .U. )
U.S. 4'sriglstrd 1I7W ( > V ( ! 108'i
"T S 4'isrtiupim ' .IIWVM.II. N 40 > i
'ncinrHsofii ' l.'l'-i ' (1 ( , T . . . . Wl'i
anudn Honlhrin f.'J'f ' I'mIllc Mull . . 'W ,
Vntrnl I'm Illc : il'i 1' , H. i K Zl
'hlrngo A. Alton U'i Pullman 1'nliiccCarHI
' . , II. 4 O . IC1 Heading . . \ \
) , r , . AV 10 % Hock Island 11(1 (
) , v K. ( j . 1:4 : si. i , A jv yn
' "
ilo preferred fiT' ' , C. . M. A. bt. 1'aui 7H'i
llini ) ! . ' , Ci'iitnil. 117' , ilciprefi'tred. . . IH'i '
II A. W . Ill bt. I1 A. O . 4Pi
\T. . . "Pi i ilo pri tern d . . 10U't '
.akeMioro Itl' ' 'li-xaK 1'ailHc. . . , 7' ,
( . ' - 'i t'nlnn I'acillc. . M'i '
„ . _ . Ontinl IHJI , W. . bt I , . It V. . . Is'i
lls om ll'ucltlc V ! > ido \ jircfen I'd Ill'i
llsviiiiM'urltlc ! P W. U. Tplognph .81' ' ,
tlo pn-ferred 4T4 !
MDM. On call , easy nt 3ifitl per cent.
; ist loan at 4 per cent , closed offered at 3 per
cut.
cut.PIIIMR
PIIIMR MpiirtXTiiKPtrnn < i8 ( ? per rent.
STI.III.INO KMIHNOE Dull but steady at
.W for 00 day bills , und $4 b5J $ for demand.
: MAUKr.TH.
, Nov 18 1'ollowing arc the 2:30 :
iloslng prices :
1'loui Steady and unchanged ; winter
Ahc.it , tJWKLNOO per bbl ; sprlngwheat ,
no ilMlpcrbbl ; i.\e , t i 75(2 ( 00 per bbl ;
uckwhcat , f. > W ) ( < < ( i 'J. ) per bbl.
Wheat Weaker and lower ; the reaction
. is attributed to lather free speculative of
ferings und less active demands ; opened ' < ; @
Lfc below jesteidaj's close and closed } & n
mdcr jestei day's closing ; cash , 75 l-loo ; DC-
'emlor ) , 7 < ! ) - ( ; May , 8IJ < c.
t'ornK.iirlv active and Irregular ; ruled
Acak eaily , nc.ir fuluies puiticulaily , duo to
eaction in wheat , closing was JjjQfl 'tc lower
'or near futures , und ; ffe lowet for Ma > tha i
esteiilay ; cash , 44 ; c ; December , 14/14c ;
t > Iav , 4bJc.
Oats Yesterday's full outside figures weio
ibtained for cash , futuics closed about J o
ewer , cash , U7o ; December , W M ; May ,
.
Hje Firm atSlc.
Harley Firm at 7c
Pi line Timothy Si ' > ( tf 2.30.
riax-seed-l 15)4al.ir ( > ; tJ.
Whisky $1 10.
Pork Stionger ; at the opening thomaiket
, vas easy , but under urgent demand from
ocnl buyers shorts advanced and closed con-
sidciuhlv higher than yesteulay ; January ,
$1400 ; May , 51447" .
Lard Fairly active and stiongcr closing
ligherthan ycsteiday ; cash and Jiinuuij ,
70.-iMav ; , 7.t2K. :
Dry Salted Meats-Shoulders. $5.,0S5CO , ( ;
ihort clear , I7.20 ( < i72."i ; shoit libs , J700.
llutter I'ninj cicamery , 2. ( .y7c ; dairy ,
t' ( -4c. !
Cheese Steady , full cream chtddars , lOjIf
flats , lHuni c ; joung Ameucas ,
Lgk's 1 n m ut
Tallow- rum ; No. 1 country , 4jjl ( c ; No.
! , 'I' ' c ; cakes , 4'1c. '
Hides- Unchanged ; heavy gtecnsalted , 7c ;
iglit , do. . 7l&e ; saltid bull , Oo ; Rroen salted
calf , b : dr.v Hint. 12a 13c ; dry calf , lJ-fl3o ( ;
dry salted , lOc ; deacons , cacli , 30c.
liccoipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 24,000 34,000
Wheat , bu 811,000 5(1,000 (
oin , bu 12ll,0H ( ) 170,000
XUs , bu 1(14,0011 ( IbS.OOO
fic.bu 2,000 4,000
Jai lej , bu 75,000 32,000
New York , Nov IS. Wheat lieceipts ,
170,000 ; expotts 10,000 ; options fuiilj actue ,
mt prices declined l-'dfel ' f" early , closing
icavj at ' @ ' c above bottom ; spot } ( < < Ic
ewer ; ungraded ted , bU4i ( bJc ; No. 1 red ,
iomln.il nt U0 > $ e ; No. " red , bi.Jab7o ) ) ( in
store and elevator , 87)scf. ) o. b , bSi ( < e'J ' ) e dc-
ivered ; December , closing at Mljfc.
Corn lieceipts. H2HX ( ) ; exports. 200 ;
( < tla lower und less active ; ungraded , 54n ( >
"iOo ; No. 3 , 54 > o ; No. 2 , 55o In store , 5d@
tia dellveied ; December closing at 55Uc ,
Oats Heccipts , 5ilXK ) ; exports , none ; ) i@
'fo lower ; mixed westein , 34a30c ( ; white
westcin , 37if40) ( c.
Coffee Spot , fair ; Rio , $18.50 ; options
opened higher , closing barely steady : sales ,
u7,600 bags ; November , $15 'JO lS.dS ; Decem
ber , $ ir > b5@lii 10 ; January , $15.VXs > 15bO ;
February , flS I0@1545 ; March , $15 35 ( ,15.45.
Peti oleum Firm ; United , 74 > c.
Kggs Firm ; wostcin , 12i24c. (
Poik Stronger und more nctivo ; iness
: juoted ut $14.00 lor old ; 14.7515 00 for new.
Lard 020 points higher and fniily
iictlve ; wcstein steam , sjiot , quoted ut 17.35
lluttcr Firm : western , 13 ( < r2Sc ; western
creamciy , lOfu''ue.
Cheese Steady ; western , 9@llc.
New OrlomiH , Nov. 18. Corn Strong
and higher ; mixed and white , OOc.
Oats Scarce but Hi m : No. 2 , 37c.
Cornmcal Steady ut $2 0.
HOR Products Strong and hluher ; poik ,
$13S7Ji ; lard , t 75.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $5 75 ; long clear ,
$7.12 } $ ; clear ribs , $7. 12X 7 25.
Liverpool , Nov. 18. Wheat Steady
and demand fair ; holders offer moderately ;
ted western , spi ing und winter , Us Dd per
cental.
Corn Steady and demand fair ,
Milwaukee , Nov. 18. Wheat Dull ;
cash , 73 > 4'c ; December , 73 } < fo ; May , bO c.
Corn Quiet ; No. a , 45c.
Outs Steady ; No. B white , 295fc.
Kyo-FiunNo. ; l,54Me.
Harley Sttong ; No. 2 , 74c.
Provisions Firmer ; pork , November , $13.00
(313.23. (
Cincinnati , Nov. 18. Wheat Strong ;
No. 2 red , 71 > , @Slic.
Corn Firm and quiet ; No. 2 mixed ,
Oats Strong and higher ; No , 2 mixed ,
Kc.
Hie-Qulet but higher ; No. 2 , Olc.
Provisions Poik nominal at $1375 for
new ; laid strong and higher ut { 0 85.
Whlsky-$1.03.
City , Nov. 18.- Wheat Sttong ;
December , 72c ; May , 77c
Corn Lower ; No. 2 cash , flSJffo bid , ROe
asked ; December , ito c bid , 3'Jo asked ; May ,
41VOlU c.
Oats-May , e7J27Jfe. .
St. IjtinlH , Nov. 18. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 7.1 4 ( Li74c ; May , 8Hc.
Coin Lower ; cash , 41Xc ; May , 44
Oats-Lower ; cash , ! )7c ; May , 29 ic.
Poik-1825.
Laid $075.
Whisk\-$105.
Hutter Unchanged ; ctcamury , 22S2Cc ( ;
dair.10 . ( < i22c.
Aftoinoon Hoard Wheat Lower ; No
vember , " .IJjV asked ; December , 7IJiC asked ;
May , b' < i < , V tc , Coin Uasy ; December ,
4lo bid , Januaiy , 4l' ' o bid ; May , 44
Oats-Firm ; May , Siyjo.
Minneapolis , Nov. IS. Wheat Strong
and higher ; No. 1 hard , November , 71Jjc ;
December. Tl e ; January , 73MeMny ; , 7l4'c ) ;
No. 1 not thorn , November , titl/fo : December.
70(40 ; January , 7IX ; Mav77 } c ; No. 2 north
ern , November , OO c ; December , 07c ; Jan-
OSc ; May , 74c.
Flour Steady ; patents , $4 30Q4 40 ; bak
ers' , W.40@.I do.
Hecelpts Wheat , 273,0 < i < l bu.
Shipments Wheat , 30,000 bu , flour , 27,000
bbls
IJVK STOCK.
Union Stook Ynrds , ClilrnRo , Nov. IS.
The Droxeis' Joutnal repot ts :
Cattle Receipts , (5HX , ( ) ; steady ; beeves ,
$300 500 ; fancy , $ T > 1 .550 ; stockers and
fecdcis , fOOQt3.40 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
$1 2T > ( g3 ( X ) ; Texas cattle , $1 75-3 ( 50 , westent
rangei s , $ , > 75f ( : t.K ) .
Hogs Uecclpts , Ml.OOO ; steady ; mixed ,
$ 45S4 SO , heavy , 05Q500- , light , $4.40vJ
475 , skips $ J 15(3 ( 1 4.1
Sheep lieceipts , fi.OOO ; steady ; ! natives ,
$3.00 i4.20 ; western , fl OOQS.75 , Tezaiib , I.1 00
tM.U > . lambs , $ J76a510. ( !
Nnlional Slock Yanln. Kust St.
LnulH , Nov. IS. Cuttle Ueceipts , 1,200 ;
shipments , COOnuuXet ; steady and higher ;
choice heavy uatlvo steers , $1 30 4,90 ; fait
to good natives , J.l.TOoi't ' 40 ; butchers' steers. ,
medium to prime , $ .1 OOOf ! l UV stockrrs una
feeders , fair to good , il.70di2.b5' bhlppcis ,
.w .
HOBS Uocelpts , 5,000 ; shipments , 3,400 ;
mtukct active and strong ; cUuUo Ueavy aud
butchcrt1 selections , $4 rt.V 4 V > ; Yorkers
and packer * , medium to choke , $485(54.70 ( ;
pigs , common to peed , $4.00 < rf4 40.
Knn u City , Nov IS. Cattle Receipts ,
3,000 ; shipments , 8,400 ; good und fat strong
and lOc higher , others steady ; common to
choice , $32Wn41K ) : stockers , $ JtKW.1fiO ;
feeding steer * . . ' li-VuS 2'i ; cows , $1 23 < it2 ( ) .
Hogs Herelpts , ll,4lK ) , shlpmotite , 3Hi , ( ) ;
market strong ; common to choice , $4,10 ®
4 70 ; Bklps and plgs , $ . > .75fa4 00.
OMAHA IjlVK STOCK.
Cattle.
The fresh receipts of cattle were a little
heavier yesterday , there being twenty-six
cars In. which taken with those held over
from the previous day mndo the offerings
liberal. Although the market was dull thei e
were more cattle sold than on any other d v
this week. Fat cattle nro not selling nnv
lower , but thu market Is not very strong ml
the demand light. One or two peed bunches
of feeders were sold at about steady prices ,
but there was a good deal of trading in a
small way , a few head at u time. The sup
ply of butchers stock was not large and good
grades sold fairly well.
HOJJH.
The receipts of hogs were llbci al , there
being ( HJ cars In yesterday ns npainst 75 on
the day before. The market opened n little
slow with the bujers offeiing $460 for the
best loads. Not many loads were sold on
that basis and the mmket rapidly pained In
strength and activity and was soon fully Re
higher than Tliuisday's close. The market
was actUe at the advance and the pens were
cleat ed at an early hour. A few loads which
came in late did not sell quito as high as some
of the cat Her sales. Two loads which came
in late were leftover.
Sheep.
There weio a few In , but no sales reported.
oniclal loc-clits. |
kittle - . . BOS
Hogs 0,344
SIIII'MI.STS.
Cattle , 14 cars , N. W Chicago
Cattle , 12cms , U. & M Chicago
Cattle , 1'J ' cat s Local
Hogs , fl cars , Wabash Indianapolis
Sheep , 1 car , H. & M Chicago
Prevailing I'rlros.
Showing the pievailmg pi ices paid forllvo
stock on thu maikes :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs $4 25(0-1 ( 50
Choice steel s , 1100 to 1300 Ibs 4 00iT4 ( 35
Tat little steels , 900 to 10' 0 Ibs . . . 3 75 ( . ( ) 85
Jorn fed range stceis , 1200 to 1500 3 fi5u ( 30
iOod to choice corn-fed cows 2 25if2 ( 50
Common to medium cows 1 75Qt2 00
! oed i ango feeders 2 30 ( < i2 05
Good tiatho fccdcis , WO Ibs and
upwards 2.53(712 ( 55
Fair to medium native fecdcis , .100
Ibs and upwauls 225 ( 250
Stockeis , 400 to 700 Ibs 2 10 ( 2 (10 (
'rune fat sheep 3,25 ( 3r > 0
ntr to medium sheet ) 260n300 (
Common sheep 1.50ut2 25
-Isht and medium hogs 4 25 ( 4 35
" ) oed to choice heavy hogs 4 60uM ( tiO
Good to clioieo mixed hogs 4 40if4 ( 50
ItcprcRcntutive Snlcs ,
NA11M. blEEUS 0011N Jtl > .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
21..1171 $ ,1',0 33..1200 $400
1..1I30 3.75 3J..1243 400
( ) . . . . ! ' 3)0 ) 40..1258 4(10 (
Hfl..UU'l 300 O2..11b2 420
10..1140 400 37..1187 4.30
NATIVE rEEDEHR.
7. . . . SOO 250 3 ! ) . . . . 758 2 07l
8. . . . 8'I5 250 Hi. . . . 812 2(17' (
S. . . . H.'i 21,0 4. . . . 8P5 275 "
1. . . . b50 2uO 2. . . . 015 300
NVTISE COWS.
1..1170 200 5. . . . 944 2.25
18. . . . S-'Jb ' 201 7..1008 225
2..1115 205 1..10'JO 250
2. . . . &J5 225
iiEirr.us.
5. . . . 734 1.73
WEsri.nv cov\s STEVENS & MIZNCK ,
72 . . . 7111 1 50
W I.STEIIV PI.KIIEIIS. bUFI Ot.K CATTI E CO.
17. . . . 0..0 210 171. . . . 999 240
10. . . . U'J7 240
bTAOS.
1..13SO 200
OXEJf.
2..1400 1.75
STOCKEI19.
6. . . . 7bS 1.90 52. . . . 793 2.55
HUTCH Ell STEE1S3.
11..1150 315
c \L-VES.
371 400
Lionr w TIGHT * AMI SKIPS.
139 40 375 335..173 1080 400
noos.
Mvc Stock Sold.
Showing the number of head of stock Bold
on the market yestet day :
CATTLE.
Lolimnn A , Kothdnld . HO
Swift & Co . it7 :
Fcedcrs . 8iH )
ll.il ns & Fisher . 18,1
Local . ! H
Total . T50
lions.
Aniflo-Amcrlcan PnclcuiRCo . 2C50
Armour Ac Cml.ili.iy l'.iekiiij ( Co . i.a4t
U. H. Hammond & Co . fill
KliifT.ui ft Co . 84 !
Spci-ulators . ; . airi
Local . bs
Total . 0,2s- |
UnsoUl . 13U
or i'rlcos.
Showing the highest and loiwcst
jialil for hogs , on this market during the past
hcven days and on the conospondint ; dajs in
lb5 und IbsO.
ld\o Ktock Notes ,
irnihcd $4 00 ,
The Anglo was tlio heaviest Viujer jester
tiny ,
Salesmen arc looking Tor lic.tvy icecijits ol
hogs to il.iy ,
H. C. Hi own , Fremont , was in with u loat !
of butcher stock ,
Auions the visitors nt the y.tuls was W. J ,
Davis , ( Juuid Isluiul.
C.f. . Wilson , Ewing , \\ns on tlio inaikcl
\\ith u lo.nl of c.ittlc.
r J Hale , IJattlo Creek , markctea a lo.ti
o ! 31U Ib lion's at the top price ,
Kepler Hi-os. , Dorchester , Neb , receive
the top price for u loail of hogs.
William D.iusherty , Hawthorne , la , was al
the yards > vith fqur loads of cattlo.
J ( j Smith , Dlair , was at the ynrcls ami
sold UNO loads pf UbT.lb cutivu sU rsui
MUO.
MUO.Mr.
Mr. Boslcr , the det cUvc ol UicYjouilu (
Stork Growers * n 8oclivtlon , tiimle the yards
a viMt.
J , W. Cummlnp't Su-nnton , was In vcstor-
day with two loads of UOKS wbleh sola lit the
op prlip.
Mr. Kenyan , of tlio fltm of Konyoti ft
Mtly , Howard , was nuioiiK these who ciiino
11 u Ith hops.
.T. Oi Hiiyinnnil , Colutntiun , was here nnd
3otiht ( Hftj two head of stockcrs for the
ancli In liellxvood ,
M C. Hrown , Luramlo City , Wj 0,0 well
nowii ranchman and Inwjei'i was among the
Isltois at thuaiils. . .
E. W Hlack , the heavy ihliiiior of I'latts-
: iouth , was in w Ith three loads of hogs. Two
oiuls brought the top price.
J. L Hilt went up to Columbus the other
ay and returned ypsteidav with qultcaprlzo
n the shape of u very Unu hoi so.
Paddock ft Oosnov is the style of a new
omniisslou llrm which will open up for busl-
icss on Mondav. O 1C. Paddock U an lowu
tocknnin. Sam Gosncy Is alieady well
renown at the yards from his connection with
ho Hi m of Savage & Green.
OMAHA AVHOMsAli : : MAHKKTS
Produce , Fruit * , Etc.
TJtc fttlluulng arc the juices ( it Me/i /
round IdtK af produce me aoltl on this
innihet. Frulti or oilier /Iocs / of woods TO-
< iulrtnu tftni lulmr of juifAIni ; cininot
iiil/y / / * ( siijilul ; ) ! on oitt.scofu ! ( ! ) ( at Uic
dine iii'lccH < iuutul the loml tnide.
Hi'TTFU The mill kct ycstei dav was a tt tflo
trotiKer and pi lies ranged a shade higher.
Choice dairy butter sold at ITCitlOo ; medium
grades , iGt,10o ; ! ; oidlnary , 10 ( lle.
1'dfis The pi ice of eggs has advanced a
nlle. The icccipts weio fair. Yestei day's
irii cs wci o SI ® 'iJc.
Currsn The market is steady nt former
inces. Fancy full ci cam , Cheddars , single ,
lie ; full cream twins , I'J' ' i lllc ; joung
Americas. 1c ! ! ; bilck cheese , UK ) Ibs in case ,
'twine ; Llmbiugcr , 100 Ibs in case , IH' e.
n less quantities than 100 Ibs , He ; Swiss do-
nestic. KKfflsc.
Poll Tin The cool weather has had n tcn-
ilcncy to improvt ) the maiket ns regards
resHcd poultry , although pi ices hnvo not ad
anced except In tuikejs. The maiket Is
still ovei stocked and dealers me closing out
lit low pi Ices. Live chickens sell for fl 50
[ ill.Tri per do en , choice fowls , fl T.Vft'J 00.
IJiessed chickens sell for 5SSe ( per pound , ac-
'otdlngto ' ( luality. Tuikeis , ll(313oj ( ducks ,
UftcrJo.
CJIMK The market is quiet nt prices
quoted. The lecclptsaro fair. Praliie chick
ens , $ .1 004 ( 00 accoidlng to quality ; mallaid
ilucks , $ J.riOjr'J ( 75 ; quail , U.2.V leal and mixed
ilucks , 1.T5 ; geese , f. ) 7.1(21 ( 00 according to
lualltj ; snipe , fl ii , " > ; Jack i.ibbils , ! ! " > ( u4lc )
jneli ; small rabbits , ? t.l C Ill.20 per do/ ;
ilcer CQsc1 ; antulope , 7U9o ( , deer saddles , 9
(11 ( 1 Ic ; antelope. ll ( < tl.'io.
Portions Tno maiket is ovei stocked with
an infci lor qualiU of potatoes and only extra
inmo grown and Utah and Coloiado stock
no sold. Common guides are sold chlully to
jieddlers at 4.fnitiOc ( according to quality.
Choice homo glow n potatoes nt CO@TOc. Utah
.mil Colorado hfitiTUOc.
S\MUT Port robs New Jersey choice
stock , $3 50 per bbl.
HBANI Good clean stock , f)00 < J225 : faire
o good , fl.8Ui { 1.75 ; California beans , $ J.15
ym
ONIONS Home grown , Tnc@fl.00 ; Spanish
onions. ( J 00 per f > 0 Ib crate.
Olsiiitt 'I ho damand for ousters IK in
creasing a tiillo. I'lain standiud , 'J"c ; stand-
aid , Hoc ; extia selects , 8r > c ; New Yoik
counts , 40c.
Receipts fair ; demand good.
Good stock sells at J0@.r > 0e ; rutabagas , TO
; The supply Is light. Choice
stock hells readily for $ .2 50.
Oitm n PIANT Extra oholce 90c per do/en
.mm lies ; common. 70ft7,5o. (
CuniAdit Steady at $5 00 per hundtcd.
CM.I.KI The demand is incieaslng some-
i\hat , supply equal to demand. Good stock ,
Ciii40c ( per do/en ; fancy , 45c ; cxtia line
Salt Lake celeiy , $1 5(1 ( per do/en.
CintH Choice Michigan cider , $050 per
bbl of3Jgal.
CiuNHi'ituiPS Hell fc Cherry , $8 00 ; I5cll
& Uuglc , $000 , Capo Cods , $985(0)1060. ( )
Qt ischs Choice California quinces , $2 00
( aU.IO per box.
IKS Steady. Eastern stock , $300 ®
. . .u , fancy Jonathans , $ .150 < a375 ; choice
stock , f3 2.5itil ( 50.
Hosm There Is a good demand for honey.
Tlio i occiput are light. Choice in 1-lb frames ,
POTCOKV Choice rice corn , 3@3 > ao per Ib ;
other kinds , 'JfcMJ i1 per Ib.
OIIASOB Louisiana $4.50 per box ; $8.50
( § 9 00 per bbl ; Floi Ida , per box , $5 00.
LhMii.NS MsRina lemons , $5 00@ 3 50 ;
Malaga , $5 00 cExtra flno Maori , $0 60.
Cu irons u FUPITS Peais , $2 50j ( ! 75.
Gim-ES Now York giapcs , 6 Ib baskets ,
40V75c. ( California double ciatc , $4 50 ; crate ,
$ J 25fH2 30.
UAS'ANAS The market is well supplied nt
the following piiccs : Choice bananas , $3 00
( 350 ; medium bunches , $ J 00@3 00 ; com
mon , $1.50a2 ( 00.
NUTS Peanuts , 7@7J c. raw ; Brazil nuts ,
13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 2Jo ; English wal
nuts , 15 ( < ilbc ; filberts , 12c.
Oroceru' IjlHt.
COFFEE Ordinary grades , 20@201i'c ; fair ,
21@21Kc ; pilrno , 21'io)2. ( ) c ; fancy green apd
jcllow , 23 ( < i25c ; old govornmcnt Java , 28@
30o ; mteiior Java , 252Sc ; Moi ha , 2S 30c ;
Arbuckle's roasted , 25'/c ; McLanghlin's
XXXX , 25'fc ' ; Dilworth's , 24 4'o ; lied Cioss ,
" ' '
'HIIOOMS Extra 4-tie , $200 ; No. I , $200 ;
No. 2 , $1.75 ; heavy stable , $4 ( K ) .
CAM > \ Mixed,9fellc ; stick , f
Jn.i irs 30 Ib palls , $ l.W@l.IO. ) !
Hams , lOJjJffill c ; bieakfast
bacon , lo$4@llc $ ; bacon sides , bJ Cfi'Je ; ury
salt , Xfesc ; shoulders , OKGjTc ; dued bct-f
hams , 10 ( < Jllo ; dried beef regular , 0 > $ < eIOi o ;
hams , picnic , tjffgbc.
Ditir.i ) Fruits Apiiles , new , J 's ' , Co ; evap
orated , 50 Ib ring , 'JJ/10c ( raspberries ,
cvapoiatcd , 2S@20c ; blackborries.evaporatpd ,
10 ® 10) ) o 5 pitted cherries , aOS21o ( ; peaches.
new , b ) < < UUo ; evaporated , peeled peaches , S3
@ 2'.lc ; evap-orated , unpnred , ISQJl'Jc ; new
cm rents. 7@7o ; prunes , 4 ? < ( < M5i'c ; citron ,
25c ; rKisins , London layers , $2 ; )5 ) (2 45 ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels , -2.00(32.10 ( ; now
Valencia. 8K@h > fc.
St'OAit Granulated. 7'4'iI7 ( c ; conf. A ,
CXfcTTu ; white extra C , 6Hti/c ( ; extra C ,
' * ( ! ? < > * ; yellow C. 5 > 05 > c ; cut louf , 7 @
7 c ; powdered , % @ > 4'c.
Cts'srn Goons Oyster , standard , per
case , * 't 10f < lir ; strawben-ies , 2-lb per cuse.
H iBfjiM 20 ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , * 3 00 ®
! ) 10 ; Callfoi ilia iicais , per case , $4 Wg4 ( 80 ;
apricots , per ca e , $425(34:10 ( : ; peaches per
case , $5 7.rKj$5K > ; white cherries , per case ,
Ki 00 ; plums , per case , $8.SO@3DO ; blucbor-
lies , per ( asc , $ J30@240 ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
per case , $250 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
M20 ( < i5.75 ; Mb salmon , per doz. $1 S5@l 00 ;
'J Ib goosbernes , per case , $3 25itt ( ; 3.1 : 2 Ib
sti ing beans , per case , $1.75 ; 2-lb lima beans ,
per case , $1.1X1 ; 2-lb mariowfat peas , $250(55 (
2liO ; 2 Ib early June peas , per case , $ J75 ;
Hlb tomatoes , $2.40U2.50 ( ; 2-lb corn , $2.30 ®
240.
LABI ) Tierce , 7 VP ; 40-lb square
cans , TJsc ; 50 Ib round , i fc ; 20 Ib round ,
7'Hc ' ; lolb pails , T o ; 5 Ib pails , TJ'i'cj ' 1Mb
pails , "Kc.
PicKi.us Medium in bWc , $0 .10 ; do In half
bbls , $ .175 ; small , in bbls , 7 50 ; do in half
bbls , $1-25 ; gcrkins , in bbls , $ b.50 ; do in half
bbls , $4.75.
Toiucco Lorillard's Climax , 44c : Splen
did , 4lo ; Mechanic's Delight , 41c ; Lcggctt&
Meyer's Star , 42c , Coineibtone , 34c , Dium-
inond's Horse Shoo , 41c ; T , J. , U7c ; SorgS
Spe.uhcad , 44c.
KOI-K Seven slxteonths , 11 } ( < J11J4/C.
Woonnsw VIIE Two hoop palls , per doz ,
$1 45 ; three-hoop pails , $1.70 ; No. 1 tub , $0 50 ;
No. 2tub , $ , * > 50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50uhh ; -
boards , $1 75 ; assoited bowls , $225 , No.
1 chums , $ .9 ; No , s churns , S ; No a chums ,
47.
CiucKDits-Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic , 5c ; creams , So ; ginger snaps , fee ; citi
soda , To.
TKAS Japan , 20@55c ; punimwder , 20 ®
00,8te , VoungHjsoii , 23 ( j55e ; Ooolong , 20 ®
s'utur No 70 , 4 gallon kegs , $1 45-.21 50
New Orleans , per gallon , .Is lic1 ; inapt *
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 6oc
1 gallon cans , tier doz , $1060 ; half gallor
cans , per doz , to 25 ; quart cans. $1 83
STAKCII > Ilnor gloss , 5Jfo ; Graves' corn
O'.tC ' , Oawego gloss , 7o ; Oswcgo com , To.
Hoi.i.AMi HEUIIISGS 75SOo per keg.
Dry Goods.
The recent advance In the cotton marke
has mndo puces ontotton goods very linn
As usual at this season of the J car stocks in
the handb of Jobbers aio not largo.
DUK West Point 29 in , 8 oz. . 10' ci Wen
Point 80 in , lOoz. , l2Kc ; West Point 20 in ; 12
oz , 15c ; West Point 40 In , 11 oz , Uic. Checks
Caledonia X , OU'c ; Caledonia XX. 10''c
Economy , > , 'c ; Otis , 0 > < e.
HI.EACUKD SIIEETINQ Berkely cnrabrlo
No. 00 , 8 0 ; Bt-bt Yet , 4-J , 0ic ; ; butter cloth
OO , 4 > , 'o ; Cabot , " ! Jfcr \ rvrM , Sc : fnilt of
Loom , 9c ; GreenoG , w ; Hope , 7 o ; King
Phillip cambrio , lie ; LoindMe , lljfo } Loui-
dale , 6"ic ; N w York mills , lOWc ; I'epperell ,
'i Inch , lOUo ; JVppcreU , 40 Inch , ll c ; P ? i > -
lerellt M , IfKPepperull ; , 84 , lc ! ; 1'vnprrrll ,
14 , 20o ; Pepperell , 104 , 23lo ; Canton. 4-4 ,
I L ; Canton , 4 4 , ( ike ; Triumph , t5c ; Wain-
Butte , lie ; Vullcy , 6c.
PHI.NT.S Soi.it > Colons Atlanta , fi c ;
Slater , to ; Uerlln Oil , C'.c ' ; Garner Oil , ( K3
7c. PINK ASD HOBE Kk'haixind , tV ; Allen
Co ; llUeipoint , Bo ; Steel Ilivcr , 6c ; llich-
mend , bo ; Paelile , Ojrfc. INIIIIIO Hi.u : Wash
ington , tie ; Century Indigo blue prlnt , lOo ;
. . . .
UU * I.iUII V\i , M. tlllm , U\J.
COIISET JEANS Androscogln , T' c ; Kear-
> ce , TJ -yu ; Uockport. u'4 ' c ; Conestogn , 0'4"o.
IHTTS Standard , So ; Gem , UHfo ; Heauty ,
12Kc ; lloone , 14c ; H , cased , $0 W.
COTTOV FI.AXNKLS 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , 0 fc ; CO , 7'tfo ; SS , Si/c ; Name
less , G'n'e ; No. B. Oc ; KK , U' ' o ; GG , 10'fo ' ;
XX , KOOO , 14c ; NN , 16o ; HX , 18c ; K ,
20c ; No. 10 , b' o : 40,10' c60. ; 12'ft" , 80 , 15n ;
80 , colored , UK60 ; , colored , 12o ; 70 , colored ,
15c ; Hrlstol. 18c ; Union Paclllc , ISc.
" -ET WAiti'-BIbb white , 18 io ; coloicd ,
GisdiuM Plunkett cliecks , 7'fo ; Whit-
cnton , 7'fc ; Yoik , 7' u ; Normandl Dress ,
Calcuttu Dress , 8J'c ; Whlttenton
Diess , He ; Kcnfruw Diess , Wjfiajfi1.
TICKS Lcwlston , no In , , 12JTti ; r cwlston.
32 in. , laj c ; York , 33 In. , 14c ; Swift River.
' 's'c ; Thorndlkc O O , 8 , 0 ; Tliomdlko E ! ' ,
J > Ke ; Thomdlko 180,0 > fo : Thorndike XXX.
5o ; Cordls No. 5. 'J' o ; Cordis No. 4 , Ilo.
DF.SIMS Amoskeng Ooz. , lOc ; Eveictt , 7
oz. , 13c ; York , 7o13c ; Haymaker , We ;
Jafftcy XX , HJi'c ; Jaffiey XXX , 12) ) < fo ; Hea-
erCieck , AA , 12o ; Ueuver CieekUU , lie ;
3ea\er Creek CC , lOc.
General Market * .
Although the hlilo market is very low Chicago
cage dealcis hnvo Issued it new classification
vhich if stiictly enforced would cut prices
itill lower. Among other things , bianded
tides arc classed as damaged and for dam-
iged branded hides 1 cent is taken off the
nice of damaged. Damaged bulls 1) cent
off prime bulls.
Thus far very few fur skins have been re
ceived. The warm weather of the past few
vccks has kept tiappeis back and in addition
o that the maiket is not % 'ciy cncouiaging.
Jeaver and niuskr.it nro 10 per cent low er
han In March ; mink , raccoon nnd red fox
5 per cent lowpr and skunk 25 per cent.
Fl AX Siii : > Unchanged. Good seed at
' 1 0"i per bushel
HAY Common coarse hay , $7 00ig7.50 per
on ; upland piniric , i .308.lO.
GHUN Wheat , No. 2 , 5sc ; 150fie : oats ,
! 4c ; corn , old , 35c : corn , now , ! ! 2c ; bailey ,
hero Is a great difference in grades of bailey
mil prices i lingo at 4. nao > c , accoidingto
juality.
HIDES Green butchers' , 5Jjc : green cured ,
'c ; dry Hint , lOc ; dry salt , be : gi ecu calfskins ,
: Kc ; damaged hides , two thirds prico. Tnl-
ow Rtfc. Grease Pi Ime white , 3c ; j ellow ,
Jc : brown. 1WV. Shrcppelts , " "ifntlOc.
runs Ilaccoon. 80u70o ( ; mink , 1050 ;
musk rats , fall , 2(350 ( ; stiipod skunk ,
10 ( 40 ; mountain wolf , No 1 , fit 00S3 ( 50 ; No
8 , $1 5002 00 ; prairie , 00 < g75c ; No 2 , 40ft ? 45c ;
beaver , No. l.pur lbi ( MdvJ ( HI ; No. 'J IOO ®
1.25 ; otter , $1 IHIi ( ( 00 ; diJ deoi skins , aoc *
! 5 per Ib ; diy antelope , elk , moose , etc. , 15
AS-n Trhn Minnesota patents ,
? 2 50 per o\t ; KUIISIIH and Mixsouiiintci
fancy patents , -2 45i(8Ml ( ( ; Nebiashu patepts ,
M.25t2 ( H5 ; rye flour , & 1.73@1.1H ) per cwt ; r.\e ,
Grahiim , (1.40 pur cwt ; wheat , Giaham , $1.75
> cr ct ; comment , j ellow , OOc per cw t , coi n-
neal , white , $1.00 per cwt ; chopped feed ,
T5c per cwt ; bum , $1 00 ® 13.50 per ton ;
sci ccnings , $ 'i ' 00itl2 ( 00 per ton.
under gtocerieH
SriniTs Cologne spuitH , 1SS pi oof. $1.10 ;
do 101 proof , $1 12 ; spnits second quality , 101
proof , $1 10 ; do Isspioof , $109. Alcohol 18-5
til oof , $ J.10 per wine gallon. Kudtetlllcd
whiskies , $ I.OO ( < iJl.50. Gin blended ,
H.50g200 ( ; Kentucky bourbons , $2 00@
000 ; Kentucky and Peuns > Ivania
rjes. $200@C > 50 ; Golden Sheaf
bourbon and rjo whiskies , $1.50 ( 300. Uran-
dies , iuipoited , $5,00nS50 ( ; domuHtic , 11.30 ®
800. Gins , Impoi ted , fl 50tl 00 ; domestic ,
II. 25(33 ( 00. Champagnes , nnpoited , per case ,
$28.00 ( .J3.00 ; American , per case , $1000 ®
10 00.
HFAVY Ilu vuir Iron , rate , $2.TO ; plow
steel , special cast , 4 c ; crucible steel , ti o ;
cai-t tools , do , 12ldo ; wagon spokes per hot ,
$ JOO5M ; hubs , per set , $1.50 ; felloes ,
sawed dry , $1.50 ; tongues , each , Toe ; axles.
cacti , 75c ; square nuts , peril ) , 0iM > lc ; cell
chain , ) ) er lb,0 > 5i13o ( ; malleable , 80ilc. ( ) ; lion
wedges , 0 < ; ; ciowluis , lie ; harrow teeth. 4c ;
spring steel , 4C 5c ; Burden's liorso shoes ,
$4.75 ; Uui den's mule slioos , 85.75 ; barbed
w ire , in car lots , $4 00 per 100 Ibs ; Iron nails ,
ratos. 10 to 50 , $2 40 : steel nails , J 50. _
I kJt VLl I/I l/il I 11JMV/.MI
1707 Oll\c Street , St. Louis , Mo.
Of the MUsonrl State Mu cMim of Anatomy , BU
Louis , Mo , University College Hospital , Lon
don , Glcien , Germany and New Yoik. Havln
de\oted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
More cspprlnlly thos6 arlslnR from Impru
dence , IttMU'Hll HO sufferliiB toiorresponil with
out delay. Diseases of Infection anil contagion
cureil SKfely and pec < lll > without use of Oan-
i'jrms drills. I'ntlpnt * * whoso CIISCR lm\ been
.iPBlectod , badly trputod or prononncert Incur
able , should not full to wrltPrtn concerning tholr
symptoms. All letters reecho Immediate atten
tion.
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And will to mulled FltKK to any address on ro-
cclptof one 2-cent stamp , " 1'riictlcal Ob'-erva-
tluns on Nervous Ueblllty and I'll } tlctil Kxhaus-
tlon , " to which U adiled tin "Kssny on Mar
riage , " with Important chuptei son diseases of
the Heproducthe Orgunn , thu uholn forming a ,
valuiible medUiil treutUHhlih khould be luiul
by all young men. Address
DRS , S. and D , DAVIESQN ,
1707 Olive Street , St. Louis , Mo.
GOLD JfinttL , FABIB , 1878 ,
BAKER'S
Warranted abiolutely pura
Cocoa , from which theeii-c of
Oil hat bcf o removed. It hai thru
timti the ilrenglft of Cocoa mixed
with Starch , Arroirroot orBucar ,
and It therefore far more economi
cal , catting leit than ont cint a
cup. It U delicloui , Bourlihlnj ,
atrenftbenlng , cully dlgeiteil , and
admirably adapted for Invallda aa
well aa for persona In health.
Sold by CiToceri emynhtre.
. BAKER & CO , , DorcUr , Mass ,
ABk your retailer for thn
JAMES MEANS
SHOE
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE ,
ftccorillnc to your nrrilv.
OAl'TION ! roiltitrljr none frnuln unlf i our
KnmfHiid prlcr tfl > tarjilnInly unll c olci Sooia
Qfulfrt , In urdrr to nuke n lirftrr
profit , will rtcointnf nd thtlnfrrlor
' with nhl < h the inirkrt Ii
1 SHOT. U lht' ! ml t'ljIUh It
Illton Mocklnc * i'd HIV
yt'IKl. NO "IlKKAK.
t ) Hi * Trst tmie 11 ti n oru
It will inlhfy lie mi it
rintldli ni i Illi In rmjr
vim ) roprtt ( quil to
lie land levied
ihr > ri
wl.tch .
* r a * _ / " _ ' . *
Aik fnrlhe J me >
lle ni isnoeforlloyi
I7nr 9 .TAMrS MHANS S3 bllOK l Iheo'rltl.
nai tl hoe and U btolut'lj' ' Ihf only hw cif 111 price
vrhlih IIIM fTfr U'll placed riteniltrl ) on the mitktl
In ohlcli JiirnWllt ) U conildcreil Ufnre mere utilnarU
ai'urarinrp llmio o'i are t ld by the l.nt tetailcri
lhrou.houtthe fl'lted ' StMei , and " will place tlton
enilly .tlthln ymir rrich In any Hale cr tirrllnry If ) oil
will i.tul tn * poital card mentlonlnr Hill [ [ > tr
4ainr * Jlranl Jt Co. , 41 Lincoln hi , Itoiton , ll t -
Fnll HUM of tliH above Shot-s for hiilu In ( uuiu
byi.V. . Cook , DUUl'arnitiuHtlc'c-t : ( j.H .Miller ,
en North luth btreet ; lla > arl ( llr s. , 407 South
16th street. In COUNCIL iiLum by barfieatA
Kvaua US Uroadvrar.
Agricultural Implemonts.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Jealer in Agricnltaral Implements , Wagons ,
arrlaf ii and Bo lf i. Jotif Streol. Detwitn S > ib aui
_ & , Omaha , > ubr ika.
*
LININGER i METCALF CO"M
Ajricnltnral Implements , Wa onsCarriages ,
. " " ! ' " EtoVholfali , Omaha , Nebraika.
PARLINr6nENbbRF A MARTIN
. . . Wli < Mta ! Dealer * la
Auricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Bualei
_ Ml , 9(0 ( , mi and W7Jonei8lr l , Omaha.
p. . p . " MA * sr""ilc 6"
tafactnrers of Bnckeye Drills. Seeders ,
OolllTatott. Hay lUku , Clilir Mllli anrt I uhan Fill-
for Utii ami Mcbolan 9treeti.
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO ,
Wholesale
Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons &Bng les
CornirHlh anit Mchola < sireitt.
A. HOSPE. Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs.
1413 Douilaa Street , Omaha , Netiraika.
Boots and Shoes.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
111 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb Manufactory , tatamtf
Street , Huili.ii. .
KIRKENDALL , JoNES & CO. ,
( $ > urrinnr < to Heed , Jones A Co )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Atinta for Hoston Huhber > < ho C'o. IIOS , 1104 A 1108
llarney ! * t , Omaha , Nibraika.
Cqffoeji , Splcos , Eto.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha CofTue ami fplru Mills.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder.
Flavoring Kttrada , Laundry Illup , Ink * , Ktc 14111116
llarney Slr l , Omaha , Nebraika.
Crockery and Glassware.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for tuo Manufacturera and Importcrt of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc. Offlco,2I7S 13th fet. Omaba. .Nebrmka. '
Commission and Storngoi
D. A. HURLEY.
Commission and Jobbing ,
ltUrKiii > and Produce. ContUntnHnti unllrlted.
Ilcadquartnri for Ftunewaru. 11-rr ? lloiei aud
Orape llaskeli 1111 Doilge HI , Omaha.
RIDDELL& RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
WIEDEMAN < Si CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Butter , Oam . trujti. Ktc. ! 0 Buuth llth St ,
Omulia , Nebraska.
CEO. SCHROHDER & CO. .
( Succenora to McHhnue A Schroedcr. )
ProJiicG Commission and Cold Storage.
Omann , Nebraska. '
Coal , Coke andj-lme.
OtAAHTTcOfCL , COKE i LIM E CO. .
Jokers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
KO South IKth Stiu t , Otuabn , Nobrnika.
J. J. JOHNSON & . CO. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime.
4ndiihlpp rsof Peal , Coke , Crmcnt , Vlasu-r , 1,1 ma ,
Drain lllo anit 9 rar IMpn OtMi p , I'aiton Hotal ,
Farnam tit , Omaba , Nob. Telephone 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
1H Poutb IStli Ht , Omaha. Neb.
Dry Qoode
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M. . SMITH di CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
1101 and lUUDonglan , Cor. tub 81 , Omaba , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Qintt' Furnlihlng Ooodn.Cornerllth and Itirucy Bta ,
Omaba , Nebraika.
Furniture.
DEWEY St STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Faroam Street , Omaba , Nobrutka.
Groceries.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
TO , 707 , TO and 711 B lOlh 8t , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
lHh and Learenvortb Htreeta , Omaha , Nebraikia
D. M. STEELE & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
Ml , mi and 1K3 Harnay Btraet , Omaba , Nib.
ALLEN BROS. ,
Wholesale Grocers , .
1111 and lilt narney Street , Omaha , Nib.
Hardware.
LEE. FRIED & CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware,3hnet Iron.Eto. Aienta for How * hcalet.and
Miami Powder Co. , Oaaba , Neb.
HIMEBAUQH * TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Iliobanlct' Toolt and Buffalo Scalei. 140& Douilas at.
Omaba , Nebraika.
RECTOR & WILHELMY CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
1Mb and narncy Sti , Omaha , 3 h. Weit rn Age nil
for Auitln I'owdurUo , Jaffenon Steel Nall , hair-
tanks Htaadard Scale * .
Heavy Hardwaro.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heay Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Iprlnei , WMOD Block. Hardware Lumber , eta. 1X9
and Ull Harney btreet , Omaha
EDNEY * GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
fMon and Carrtaue Wood Stock. Heavy llardwarv
Etc Ul > and \m I avenwortL St , Omaba , Neb ,
Mats , caps , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE A CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
HOT Harnay Street , Omaha , Neb.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO
and ILER * CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers of FineWines &Liqnors
Mail India Bitten and Domistlo Liquors till llarney
Lumber ,
OMAHA LUMBER CO. .
AlUinfls of Building Material at Wholesale
IBtb Blrivt and Union I'nclOo Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , etc. Tardi-Cnrner 1th and Douilas. Corner 91k
and Douflai.
c. N. PEITZ.
Dealer in all Kinds of Lumber ,
Utb ai < d CalKornla Bit. , Omaha , Nub.
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Cornar tin and Douglas fell , Omalia.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only , -
Office , It06 ( 'aratai SU 8t , Omabt.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
irlcan Portland Ciuent Statt > !
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CHA3 , n. i avtv
Dealer ID Hardwood Lu
tTooa Cartxla and rarquti ilaorlu. ft > tjd'pjuil *
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I. OBERPELDER Ja CO. ,
Imuorters & Jobbers of Millinery & Notbai
Ml , ! 10 BDd til Soath Htk Btrilt .
Notlvni.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION
Wholesale Notions and Fnmishlni Goob
KB and 406 South IQtb UtrMt , Qaaaa. -
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goofll
HW name ; Itreit , Omaha.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINK COjf
Wholesale Reflued and LuMcatJnz Oils ,
Asl * Gr a , Ate , Omaha. A. II. Blihop , Maaaf
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. . ' -
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry nlon stock of i > rlnlln ( , wrapping aid wTUtat ]
paper , ppeetal attention f Ivan to car load ordtra. j
' Matarlal * .
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Aniiliary PnWIslicrs ,
RuoDor Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Robber Goofll
Oil Clotlilnn nd lumber Bolllnt , liW Kitniom Stftolj
_ Steam JFjUlngB , Pumps , Eto. ,
XT L. STRANQ CO. .
PBinps , Pipes and Engines ,
Klcnni , WKtrr , r HwnT unJ mining KiH'pl.lrt. etc. ISA
Vtl iinJ if. * V rn m Mrtyt , Omltlm. J
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Ble m .inrt Water bupi'll . Uint1 < innrlrri for Maik
fooit A Co tooil * 1111 t'niuam hi , Oinntiit. '
U.S. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
H m < ] 7 Wind Milln. S > 1 anil Wl Irn m ! st , Om h " -
I ) . F. Ko . Acllm MuimKcT.
Engines , Boilers anil General Macninerf.
Iron W otk , Hi nm I'uiiipK. H " Mllli. 12U-U1I
l aTrnvrorlli Mrevt , Oman * . "
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMELi , CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seefo
911 nnil 818 Jonet Bt . Om 'i I
Storage ,
ARMSTRONG. PETTIB & CO. ,
Storage , ForwardinE and Commission , .
Urnncli housnof the llnnner Uuugr Co. llUKCles al
wholesale und retail H .uloaiid HI ! lisrd fcucet , f
Omixlia. Tcltpliune No.t.'O.
Teaj and CJgare. T
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wi ATwTLSo'Ni co. . *
Importers and Jobbers of Teas & Cigars ,
bplcva anil Daisy Baking Powder. 1416 and UU ilnr >
ney Htr et.Oiial ) . \
OlHA MOFACTlinS.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
Joliu
Smoke 8t ok , Bollera , Eto.
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H. i. SAWYER
Mannfactnring Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
llrltcblnf 1,1 anks and < ! n ral Dollar Uepalrlnf. 1311 :
Dodge Street. Omaha. Nth.
Iron Works.
PAXTON * VIERLINQ , \
Wrought and Cast Iron Building World
Knglnoa. Itrass work , general foundry , ruachln * ana
blackiiDltli work. Office and irorka , U. V. lly. a4 I
ITlh Htrnut. Ornalia. J
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OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Mannfacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
leik ralli , window guards , flower itanda , wlmlvui
etc , 123 NurtU ICtn bt , Omiiha.
OMAHA S A F E 1 D IRON WORKS
Man'frs ' of Fire SBnrglar Proof Safes
Vuulta. Jail work , Iron and wlrn fcnclnc , Blent , etc , Q
Amlreen , Prop'r , Cor llth uhd Jacka o Kti.
MOLINE.MILBUnN&STODDARD Co
.MnnuinUiireri HnilJolibi-ii > In
Wagons , Buggies , RaKes , Plows Etc ,
Cur Stliunil I'Hiltlc His , Om.ilm Neb.
MEAGHER & . SPROAT. '
General Agrnti for Dlcbold Pafc A I.nck Co.'i
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks.
Vaulla and Jail Work , 1(15 1nrnam Street , Omaha.
Overnllo. _
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CAN FIELD M ANUFACTURINCTCO *
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeani 1'auli , SUliU , Ktc. 1102 and 1104 Douijlai btreetj
Omaha , Null.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROW & , CO. ,
Wnolenale Manufacturer * nf
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Office , mb and Itard Hlrceu , Oiimba , Neb ,
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. .
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Monlrtlnii , Htalr Work and Interior Mnrd Wend Ha
lib. N. K. Corner ith and \ * avrnwortli StlceU ,
Ouiauft , Neb.
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. .
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ,
And lillndo , Turning. Stnlr-wnrk Dank und 00lc
Killing ! JUtU anil I'opplflon ATenue.
Browers.
8TORZ Si ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1MI North blifhtecntlitroel ! , Omaha Nub
OMAHA ,
C.R.rAIMIR. N F IIIIILM * * J II III.ANC IIAIlrM
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. .
Liye Stock Commission Merchants ,
Offlce-lloom J4 , OppnMte Kicbunyp Ilulldliig , Unloa
fctook Tarrt , b ulti uiunliH , Net ) .
McCOV BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merc-bants.
Mitrkrt furnBli ! 4 ( rte on nppllc&ltrm Plot krra an
f dcra furntahntl o % vootl U rini Ucferentf *
pit National Haqk nnahouUi OmiiUft Natloua ! .
block YarUt , SuutlMjiuaha.
LORIMER. WESTERFIELD At MA LEV
Liye Stock Commission.
Itoon U , KicUaniKi Ilullrtlnf , llnlnu Block Ylrxlfc'
boutb Omaha , Nell
HORN * SHARPE.
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
nonm a. Kicinnge BulMloK , 1'nlrin Block Vdi.
Inoalin IlefiitHncii I'liliin Null Hunk , Omaht
Union Mock Vanl < Hank , h ( ) niuli , 1. b.
1'rvt Am , Uauk Jk Trim Co Oni ilia
ALEXArDER A. FITCH.
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
Hoom 2t , 0 | > | > n > llr Kirhance Ilulldlnit , Unlou
V rJ , Soulh Oniklia , > ob.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , '
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John V , Borit , huperlnt-endent.
JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT'
AiUortlsliiK lir.n alwaja piovrn
Huccctsful. llcfoio placing liny
N'owftpiipcr AdvcrtleliiK coiiniilt
LORD 6t THOMAS ,
It 43 Ki&4 Uk kUtsl. CHICAGO