THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Prpfceelonnlo Assume Control of
'tho Wheat Pit. .
"HUTCH" PURCHASES HEAVILY
W
Corn Shown Dnutilcil Dullness Mont of
Ilic Ioy A Weak IN-ellnn In
1'rovlHloiiH Cattle Trail I UK
Slow Quotations.
CHICAGO PJIODUCK MARKET.
Cnic/iio , Jim. 4. [ Special Telegram to the
Urn. ] The wheat market appeared to bo
left wholly to the professionals . to day ami
there was a great buttle in the pit. Ream
onil Cudahy were on the one sliloaml Hutchl *
Hon on the other. Hcmn was there In j > crsnn
Helling Inrgc blocks. Against 'thli hammer
ing Hutchison's ' purchases were the strongest
support and the battle was JUKI about a draw ,
May wheat closing n fraction lower than last
night's close , but , ' ( ,0 higher than the opening
this morning. The outside public seemed to
bo leaving the market atone as a general
thing. News was rather In favor of the
bulls and Its influence seemed to bo felt oc
casionally , but oftcuer the fight was carried
on without reference to outside circutn-
stances. The public cable quoted spot wheat
at LlverK | > ol quiet at unchanged prices , but
futures were lower. The cn-piissago state-
mcnt showed a decrease of 1 , : XOOC ) , bushels
on the way to the United Kingdom and a do-
crcusc of 80,000 , bushch for the continent.
This fact was credited with causing a good
advance at one time In the session. May
wheat opened at 84J c and during the early
trading , under heavy offerings by local bears ,
dropped to 81'fc ' , then advanced to 84e , and
fluctuated between that price and 8-c for
homo time , later advancing to 84J c and
closing at 1 o'clock at S4e. A fair quantity
of grain bought by one commission house was
believed to bo for Kent. February wheat
opened and closed at 7c. The high point
was nominally 78 > V and the low TT o.
The corn market was decidedly dull most
of the day and fluctuations were within a
range of J-fe. A depressing inllucncc was the
delivery by one house yesterday afternoon of
500,000 bushels of corn which was not ex
pected to come out. Its Influence was chiefly
full on nearer futures , January , which closed
at 1 o'clock yesterday at 4)5 ! ) < c bid , standing
lit the close of this morning's session atIS o
iisKcd. May corn opened all r l c , which was
JiC lower than yesterday afternoon's close ,
and fell another \f \ to 54V during the early
trading. This was the low point , and gradually -
ually , without any very heavy trailing , the
price advanced to 54X < 'j casing off toward the
close and resting at Ma , the opening price ,
nt 1 o'clock. February corn opened at 4IJ ! c.
Hold down to 4 ! > k < : and up to 4'J 'u and closed
nominally iit49J < c at I o'clock.
The oats market was rather dull and prices
were somewhat lower. Thcro was some
covering of sales made some Unto ugo for
country account against oats stored outside ,
and these purchases wuro credited with holdIng -
Ing the inarkol fairly steady. May oats , in
which was the only trading , opened at I4J ! < c ,
Bold down to 3lc and closed at 1 o'clock at
JHJi'c. February oats were nominally Uli-Vfc.
In provisions a weaker fee-ling was duvrl-
oped. The depression experienced on the
late board yesterday was further increased
by the monthly stock exhibit , which , in the
items of lurd and pork , exceeded general ex-
pectatlons , and also by advices from the
Block yards. Hogs were in better supnly
rjt , and lower and with largo receipts of the pro-
I A duct reported on hand the bear element were
encouraged to act with more confidence.
/ Lard and pork were offered freely and before
I the arrival of the noon hour the former suf-
fared a break , based on last night's closing ,
of 15iS17 ( c , and pork ofllOc. Later pork recovered -
covered a llUlo , though I o'clock quotations
showed a decline of 20c. Lard closed at n
depreciation of la tlT c. Short ribs were
relutiveiy stronger than the other articles ,
and , although llttlo easier , suffered no rud-
leal change.
ArrniiNOON SESSION Wheat higher ; May
opened at84csold , up to 853 < JiS5Je and
closed at SB sri' ' o Corn stronger : May
closed at Mo. Oats higher and fairly ac
tive for May , which opened at IMJfc , sold up
to Mo and closed at 35c asked. Pork was ad
vanced Tic and closed at $15.10 .for January.
f 15.20 for February and $15.110 for May. Lard
was Bt-ong , closing at $ 7.70 for January$7.J }
for February and $8.00 for May. Short ribs
were 2J < Jij higher ; January closed nt $7.85 ,
February at $7.00 , March at $7.'J7U ami Muy
CHICAGO liIVK STOCK.
Cmctno , Jan. 4. [ Special Telegram to
the HiiK.l CATTLE Trade was slow from
the start to the finish , opening late and clos
ing weak on n down turn of 10@I5c on good
nnd useful natives , while plain and undesira
ble stock sold in some cases 20u down. Host
trades of native butchers stock , such as
I ? " ' ) would suit the city butcher trade or dressed
l < fl' oo'jf operator , ruled about steady as com
pared wltli the past day or two. Native can
ning stock was unchanged. Thin , old cows
nnd other objectionable stock is down about
ns low as at any time. Thcro were but few
Tcxans to-day and but few nro expected , as
St. Louis and Kansas City scorn to be iiblo to
tnku care of the limited number now coming
forward. The stockcr nnd feeder trade seems
quiet , yet dealers look for n 'air trade before
the week closes. Fancy , $5.40 ; beef stcora
1'lfiO to 1500 Ibs , $4.0005.00 ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs ,
} $3.40 < < ? 4.40 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs , $2.COJi.fiO. ( : Stock-
'jj ' ers mitt feeders strong _ at $2.35@3.50 ; cows
cady'at f 1.75@3.00. Texas steers ,
B.no.
B.no.Hons
Hens Right at the opening , when the run
looked like u light ono , a few fancy hcnv.v
pold equally us well as yesterday , but when
the run began to show up every train loiul
that arrived thereafter sold lower , the market
kot closing weak at 5@10o lower than the
opening , or lower than yesterday. Ono lol
of 118 that averaged 405 Ibs sola for $5.95 ,
but at the close , or , say any time after the
market was fuirly under way , $5.85@5.9i
Would buy stock equally as good , and at the
close it required "bang up" quality to make
$5.80. Packing sorts and good mixed sole
within a range of $5.40g5.75 ( , largely at ? 5.5 (
( STi.OO. Light sorts were dull and lower al
day , declining a good lOc , averages of lift t <
17D Ibs making ? 5.20@5.25 , and pigs
FINANCIAL.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 4. [ Special Tclegran
to the UKE. ] STOCKS The stock markc
was dull and heavy , particularly during tin
y. morning hours. The strike on the Itcadini
"
J j railroad had no effect , but efforts were mndi
to causa n decline by the strike in the forty
four collieries in the Schuylkill district
This strike was characterized by some as tin
, miners' usual holiday outing. Others , how
ov r , were inclined to the belief that th
I strike was n stock Jobbing operation. Ucail
ing was depressed IJf per cent from yestci
day's close and nnpriirod to have llttlo sup
port. London was weak and news from tlm
market said operators were adverse t
making now trades and were selling tlioi
securities cp.iito freely. Their course tondci
to depress Wall street and the market dc
cllned XQl'-f percent. The bulls laid grca
stress on the fact that , despite the rcccn
predictions by the bears , , that the earnings o
I the Granger rands would decrease. The Si
Paul shows a not c l'i ' tor the year of $ iH7RC
I nnd the Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy o
1391,407. The St. Paul road Is said to includ
the earnings of its Kansas City brand
which was recently opened. They also asscr
. that within the next llfteen days $10.000,00
* ' In securities will bo taken from the street b
Investors 'who have received their year !
dividends. In the face of these assertion
the market showed a little resistance to th
attacks of the bears and at 2 o'clock wn
tame HI almost Inside figures. Tlio market
became stronger the last hour , but buslnes
did not improve , Lackawanna. closed frai
tlonally lighter , but the rest of the list wn
lower. The total sales were 155,793 share
Bgaiust 120,973 shares yesterday.
GOVT.IINMRNTS Government bonds .were
dull but steady. '
TESTEHIMT'S qirtiTATioss.
r. S. 4s regiKtcred 1264'lOi ft N. W . ' . . . . . IrVlM
if. H. < < ! coupon. . . BMJ aonrf Tpi..i3B
11.8. 4lisrcKlMrcd.iOT'i ' N V. L'enttftl..lW7
IT. H 4 > ii coupon. .1U7JSO. II. N . . . . . M i <
.I'arlflc ( i of 'Wi. . . .119 1(1. T. . . . . W\
( 'nnnila tkmthern. . Wi' ' { PnclHr. Mall . 14
Central JMrinc. , . . : t ! I' . , I ) . &K . ZJi *
'Chinigo , V Alton. .l.Vi I'ullmanl'nlaceCntltO
. ' . , H. & 6 . Ii7 ! } Kvnillne . " 4S !
. , i.ae < ; ; ; . ; ; ; ; : ; KorklKlnnd
I ) . <. O 22 st.u * B. F . at ,
Krln , 271 tlonn'ferrrd . 71 K
ilo preferred. . . . . W ) C. . > l.V Ht. 1'aul. . . 74i (
JllliiolHCcntrnl. . . . . ! ! ? do preferred . Hit
I. , II. AW 1,1 St.
K.iT 17Ai doproferred im > }
Lake Shore l i Texas 1'nclHc 24 i
I..V N rtij Union 1'aclllc
Mlchtgnn Central. . ( * n W. , St.l.AI'
Mls ouri I'noltlc. . . . W * do preferred
Jll xourlPacific. . . . W. U. Tulegraph. . .
do preferred . 40
MOSEV On cull , easy at 2rtfi per cent ;
last loan 4 per cent ; closed offered at 4
per cent.
PHIMK Mr.iiCANTH.r. PAPBII < Vrt7 | per cent.
STIIIIMNO KXCIIANOI : Dull but steady at
W.VJJfor sixty day bills , and f l.tfX for de
mand.
IMIOPUCB IAIIKKTS.
Chlcnuo , Jan. 4. Following are the 2:30 :
closing pnrcs :
Flour Finn nnd unchanged ; tt.M4.00 )
per bbl ; spring wheat , M.fiO@4.f > Opcr bbl ; rye ,
t8.75gn.00 per bbl ; buckwheat , * 5.50@0.85 per
bbl.
bbl.Wheat
Wheat Moderately active but unsettled ,
closing , after fluctuating considerably , } { ( < $
I c above yesterdav ; cash , 77J e ; February ,
7sKc ; May , 85 3-l(5c. (
Corn Moderately active ; opened > .fc below
the close of yesterday and closed same as
yesterday ; cash , 4&J c ; February , 40J c ;
May , MKc.
Oats Easier , with n decline from yester
day's prices ; February , 31 Wo : May , 35c.
Hyc Quiet at 3\MKc. \ :
Barley Firm at 7ta83. ; (
Pi line Timothy ? i.43. *
Flaxseed11.40. .
Whisky-ft.10.
Pork Fairly active but unsettled ; cash ,
* 15.10May ; , * 15.1K ) .
Lard Moderately active but easier ; cash ,
$7.78) ) . ; ; February. $7.75 ; May , $ .S.OO@S.tl8K.
Dry Halted Meats-Short ribs , $7.85 ;
shoulders and short clear , $3.10aS.l5. (
Mutter Dull ; creamery , 83ii'31e ; ; dairy ,
2-l80c. (
Cheese Dull ; full cream Cheddars , He ;
flats , ll@14c ; young Americas ,
.
Hides Weaker ; green hides 5 } c ; fgrcen
frozen , 5o ; lieavy green salted , ( iK > light
green salted , (5 ( ; salted bull , 5 c ; green
bull , 4l4"c ; green salted calf , 8c ; dry flint
and dry calf , 12@Uc ) ; branded , 15 percent
off ; deacons , 80c each ; dry salted , lOc.
Tallow No. 1 , country soliu , S fc , > o. U ,
3 ; cake , 4.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbl9 . 37,000 70,000
Wheat , bu . IW.OOO l > 8,000
Corn , bu . : iiOIK : ) ) 2inXX ( )
Oats , bu . KW.OOO y42lMK )
Hyc.bu . 11,000 8,000
Harley , bu . IW.OUO 103,000
St. I/oulN , Jan. 4. Wheat Lower ; cash ,
S2)jiirfc ) ! : ; May , 85 ; < c.
Corn Higher ; cash , 4Sfc } ; May , 50-ifc.
Oats Easy ; cash , 32-J.fe ; May , 33 ic.
l'ork15.25. .
Lard $7.45.
Wlilskv-$1.05.
Afternoon Hoard Wheat Strong ; Janu
ary , b2'rfc ' ; February , B-Vfc ; May , S-V-fe.
Corn Firmer ; January , 4.13,1fc ; February ,
4SJ4'e ; May , 50J < c. Oats Firmer ; January ,
MKo asked ; May , : > 'f@ii : : ; c.
llutter Finn ; creamery , 24@30c ; dairy ,
Jan. 4. Wheat Thcro
was H small amount of wheat offered and
prices did not vary much from yesterday ; re
ceipts , 1WJ cars ; shipments , 110. In store :
No. 1 hard , January , 77)ic ; February , "lie ;
May , S-Xc-i No. 1 northern , January , 75j < ic ;
February , < 7c ; May , Slu ; No. 8 northern ,
January , 73.jc } ; February , 75c ; May , i'JJ ' e.
On track : No. lhard,70J c ; No. 1 northern ,
78K ! No. 3 northern. 7tiJ.Jc.
Flour Patents , sacks to ship , $4.15@4.25.
New York , Jan. 4. Wheat Receipts ,
SUM ) ; exports , 30,000 ; options declined " "
( < | > % o early on free sulllng , later reacted
Ic and closed linn at best ; spot lots . ' ( jc o
lower but closed tlrm ; ungraded red , 84c ;
No. 1 red , nominal nt 05c ; No. red , 91@
Oljfc in elevator , Ul&gUlo ( t. o. b. , Ol o
atloat ; February closed at 92' < c.
Corn Ucceipts , 54,000 ; exports , 39,000 ;
options X@c lower , later receipts closed
firm ; ungradedUl@iU ( > { 'a ; No. 3 , GOJ T
No. 2 , 02 ; < c in elevator , i3J ! < o delivered
ruary closed at W3)ga.
Oats Receipts , 74,000 ; exports , none ;
mixed western , 33Jij@40c ; white western , 40
@ -l(5e. (
Coffee Spot , fair ; Rio nominal ; options
lower but fairly active ; sales , IH5,250 bags ;
January , $15.iO@15 , < V > ; February , f5.20@ !
15.30 ; March , $15.10@ 15.25 ; April , $15.10 ®
15.20 ; May , $15.05@15.15 : June , * 15.00@15.10.
Petroleum Firm ; United , 92J c.
Eggs In fair request ; western , 20@i2fc.
Pork Quiet and unchanged : mess quoted
at $15.70 ( 10.00 for ono year old.
Lard Moderately active but 10@20 points
lower ; western steam , si > ot , $8.00 ( S.07) < 2 >
Huttor Firm and in fair demand ; western ,
15@34e.
Cheese Quiet but firm.
Kansas City , Jan. 4. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 soft , cash , 80' < ; c May 82 u bid , 85c
asked.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 , cash. 43 } c ; Feb
ruary , 44c asked ; May , 4sJ u bid , 43c
uskcd.
Oats No. 2 cash , no bids or offers ; May ,
S2' < [ c bid , ! ! 2c asked.
MVE STOCK.
Union Stock Ynnln , Chicago , Jan. 4.
The Drovers' Journal reports :
Cattle Receipts , 11,000 ; market weak and
lOu lower ; fancy , $5.40 ; beef steers , ? 2.85g (
5.00 ; stockers and feeders , $2.35@3.50 ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , $1.75 ( 3.00 ; Texas cattle ,
$2.50@3.50.
Hogs Receipts , 20,000 ; market weak and
lOc lower ; mixed. S5.15ffl5.50 ; heavy , $5.45(3 (
5.05 ; light , $ l.95@5.50 ; skips , 3.30@t,75.
Sheep Receipts , tl,000 ; market weak nnd
lOo lower ; poor to choice , $3.K ( ) ( i)5.2S ) ; west
ern , $4.00 ( ; 5.00 ; Tcxans , $2.50 3.75 ; lambs ,
S4.WLW.OO. (
National Stock Yards East St ,
IioUs | , Jan. 4. Cattle Receipts , 1,300 ;
shipments,500 ; market strong ; choice heavy
native steers , f4.35 ( 5.10 ; fair to good na
tive steers , ? 3.S5J4.40 ( ; butchers' steers , med
ium to choice , f3.15@4.00 ; stocKcrs and
feeders , fair to good , $ ' ) .00@3.00 ; rangers ,
ordinary to good , $2.20@4.10.
Hogs Receipts , 0,300 ; shipments , 600 :
market steady on heavy ami n shade lowei
other grades ; choice heavy and butchers
selections , J5.00@5.SO ; packing , medium to
prime , $5.20(305 ( ; light grades , ordinary tc
good , f , VK5.25. )
KUIIHIIH City , Jan. 4. Cattle Receipts
2,000 ; shipments , kOO ; market weak , slug
gish and lOo lower , except stockcra am
feeders , which were steady ; good to choice
corn-fed steers , $4.00 < VJ4.30 ; common ti
medium , $3.20S3.tX ( ) ; stockers , J3.00Q3.50
feeders , $2.553.00 ( ; cows , $ l.50@3.90.
Hogs Receipts , 13,000 ; shipments , none
market weuk and 10y ? I5c lower than ycstcr
day ; common to choice , I4.70i35.40' skip :
p.nd pigs , * 2.50@4.50.
OMAHA WVU STOCK.
Cm tic.
The ivcoipts of cattle were modcrato nm
thu quality sonunvhat better than those of thi
past week. Prices ruled stronger and tin
mai ket was quite active. The offerings o
butchers' stock were fair and the domain
generally good. On tlio whole Iho market i
improving.
Hot's.
The receipts of hogs were 8,005. The mat
lel : was about 5 cents higher on all grades
and was qulto active. One load of good hog
bold at fo.OO , Nearly everything taken
There was nothing doing on the market
Prices an ) about steady ,
C.nttlc . 40
Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for livi
stock on the market :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs.$4.00 rt ? .50
Choice steers , HIM to 1800 Ibs. . 3.75 & 4.25
Fat llttlo steers , MO to 1050 ibs. 3.50
Corn-fed raago steers , 1200 to
1500 Ibs , 3.05
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . 2.30
Common to medium row * 1,75
Western cows 1.75 y
Good ranee feeders 2.SU
Good uutivo f coders , i > co Ibs uuii
i. ' . - > * ' _ * * !
upwards , 2.50 (33.00 (
Fnlr to medium imtlvo fccdert ,
900 Ibs and upward * 2.25 (32.6(1 ( (
Stockers , * < X ) to700 Ibs , . . 2.10 ( < J.-2.m
Ih-lino fet sheep 3.25 < tf 8.75
flood fat shcop , 90@10U Ibs 3.00 M&M
.Fair to medium sheep 2.25 ( u 3.UO
Common shicp , 1.50 W2.00
Light and medium hogs. . . . . . . . . 4.75 ( $5.10
5ood to choice heavy hogs. . . . . 5.40 ( S5.00
Good to choice mixed hogs 5.20 ( ii5.33
llcprcHcntatlvc Rules.
Slilpnients.
Cattle , 10 cars Chicago
Hogs , 10 cars Chicago
DookaRc nnil Commission.
Publlo inspectors dock pregnant sows 40
ounds , stags 80 pounds each.
Dead hogs , 80 Ibs and over. $1.75@2.00
tr cwt , less than 80 Ibs , of no value.
Yardage : Cattle , 23e ; hogs , So ; sheep , 5c
crhead. Feed : Corn. $1 per bu ; timothy
ay , $30 : prairie hay , $30 per ton.
Commissions : Cattle , 50u per head ; calves
nd yearlings , $10 per car. Hops and shosp :
Single decks , * 3 ; public inspection on hogs ,
5o per car. All sales unless otherwise stated
icr 100 Ibs live weight.
Live Stock Notes.
L. F. Ilitt , clerk of the stock yard bank , is
11.
11.PhillUnitt
PhillUnitt , Seward , marketed n loajof
cows.
C. H. Habcr won the elegant hat rack ycs-
: erday.
Squires & Co. were the heaviest hog buyers
resterday.
J. A. Crane , Risings , Neb. , was at the yards
yesterday.
T. M. Trindle , Arcadia , was hero with two
oads of cattlo.
J. F. Pumphrcy returned from a trip to
town yes terday.
J. A. Kehoo , Platte Center , marketed a
load of 55o hogs.
Among these who sold 50c hogs was I. C.
Uiship , St. Paul.
A. Truesdell , Bradshaw , was at the yards
with a load of hogs.
Mr. Dickson , Ucnnctt , was on the market
with two loads of cattlo.
Fred Voss , a feeder , of Logan , la. , was
looking over the market.
W. H. Beagle , Sioux City , was on the
market with cattle and hogs.
Charlie Carr stopped nt the yards on his
way to David City yesterday.
Mr. Myerson , of Mycrson & Buchanan ,
Fremont packers , was on the market.
C. C. Clifton , Wahoo , was among the
shippers who were at the yards yesterday.
The bulk of the dead hogs sold yesterday
nt IJ cper lb , , while u few brought 2c.
J. B. Borgrecn , Wahoo , was on the market
with two loads of cattle and two loads ol
hogs.Mr.
Mr. Butler , of the flrin of Butler & Hough ,
Crescent , la. , was on the market with u load
of hogs.
Mr. Butler , of the Arm of Butler & Hough ,
of Crescent , Iowa , was on the market wilt
hogs yesterday.
Colonel J. H. Pratt , Summer Hill , Neb. , r
prominent ranchman , was among the visitor !
ut the yards yesterday.
Mr. Cox , the well known shipper of Hamp
ton , Neb. , was on the market with three load ;
of hogs which brought the top price , $5.00.
Ernest Moss , who was appointed hog Itv
specter yesterday at scale house No. 1
entered upon his new duties yesterday morn
ing.
ing.Dave
Dave Myers , formerly with Roscnbaun
Bros. , hus resigned , and will in future represent
sent the Alpine Safe company on the road
Dave is n rustler nnd will succeed in what
ever ho undertakes.
Arrangements for the shippers banquet ar <
progressing as rupldly as could bo expected
The ccimmiUeo hus given n guarantee of a
least 50 plates but it is expected that then
will be more than that number present.
Joseph H. Nash , of the firm of Wood Bros ,
who at present is u lolly bachelor , left foi
Chicago yesterday , and after.remaining foi
several days will return bringing Mrs. Nasl
with him. Who the fortunuto lady wai
Joseph would not soy. Cigars , etc. , will b <
in order when he returns.
Six thousand six hundred and nincty-sl :
dead hogs were rendered by the Union lien
tiering company from January al to Deceni
ber 15,18S7.Tho number of dead cattl
handled during the same time was 252
calves. 1,801 ; sheep , 103 ; horses , 41. Th
cost of the hogs was $ $ ,590.04 ; of cattle am
rulvos , li0-j.rjor : ; the sheep , $33.20 ; of th
horses , f 24.50. In the way ot nn output ther
were 1,7m barrels of grease , 1,053 cattle am
calves skins , besides 114 sheep pelts and 4
hort > o bkins.
OMAHA WHOIjKSAIjE MARKET !
Produce , FrultH , Etc.
The foUou'liig nre tltc j > r/cca / nt ioici ? (
round lot * of produce arc sold nn this mm
kct. Fruits or other linen o/i/oods / rc ulrln
calm labor oinclln ) ; < i cannot ulwuii * li
8iiUcdonoutsldcnrlcrsattncsamc [ ) ) ( iirlcc
quoted the local trade.
IJUTTCii Receipts were light nnd the qua'
ity a little off. There is n good demand for
tirst-cluss article , but the poorer grades fln
slow sale. Wo quote prices unchanged
Creamery , solid packed , 22@24o ; choic
dairy , 17 ( < J19c ; medium , 15(317c ( ; low grudes
H1 ® 12o.
KOQS Rebeipts continue heavy wity th
demand light , ana prices weaker but uu
changed. We quote 21@22c for tbl ! < t storap
and an occasional sale of strictly fresh a
23c ; limed very slow at 17c.
PGILTHY TUo recciuta uro light and so i
the demand , though tnl ) Jftttcr Is as fair as
could bo expected. A''mixed lot of frozen
turkeys and chickens raid ns low a # 7c , mill
poorly dressed or fror.cn birds will bring no
more , ns the prjces for poor'Mock ro always
shaded. Wo quote drcsiciK'blckcn ri iTci'er
pound. Turkey * , 89o. Ducks , 7S. ( . Ocetc.
GAME Wo will no longer give quotations
for rump , but what Is on hand is being sold
for what It will bring , which means a marked
shrinkage on lust quotations.
SAI'KH Kiuirr PricM remain firm , nnd ns
stated yesterday some. Jlrms are making pales
25c above quotations , Which , however wo still
pivo unchanged. Choitc , per bbl of 30 gal.
$ S.85@9.00 ; < r bbl , $4.57015.00 $11.00 per bbl of
50 gal.
CAHHOT8 Arc In better supply at $3.25(32.60 (
per barrel. . . ,
PAHS.XIM New stock is quoted at $2.50 per
barrel.
OVSTEus Plain standard , 25c ; plain se
lects , 30c ; standard , 30c ; extra selects , 35c ;
New York counts , 40e .Hulk oysters , counts ,
$1.35 per 100 ; selects$2.00 per gal ; standard ,
$1.25 per gal.
SWEET POTATOES No change Is noted and
prices rule steady but linn at 2a2) ( ) c per lb. ,
with extra nt 3c.
CAULIFLOWER Good stock $2.00 < J2.SO. !
DEANS None nro coming In , and stocks
hero are principally in the hands of the
wholesale grocers. The demand is good nnd
prices tlrm at good stock , $2.00@2.30 ; fair to
good , $ l.GO@1.80 , and California beans nt
$2.25@2.40.
CiUBii-ChoIco Michigan clderC.OO(30.50 ( per
bbl. of 32 gal.
QUINCES Choice California quinces , $2.00@
2.25 per box.
CAIIIIAOE No change Is reported , the wants
of purchasers being readily supplied from
stocks at hand. Prices are unchanged at
$1 per doz. , nnd 2tfJ3c ! ( ' per lb for California.
CiiANHEiuiiES Bel'l & Chcrry$10.00U0.50 ; (
3ell & Bugle , f 10.50@11.00 ; Cape Cods , $11.00
11.50.
GiiArr.s Are in fair demand , with stocks
quill to any culls , and a car reported on the
iray. Prices , however , are unchanged.
lalagas , $0.50 ( 7.00 per bbl. , with some extra
ne sold at $7.503.K ( ) .
Osioss Arc in better demand , but the
uality of the stock held is such that it lire-
cnts any advance in previous quotations
nd wo 'quoto home grown steady at
XgSSc ; Spanish onions , per 50-lb crate , $1,50
POTATOES Stocks nro being reduced dally ,
nd us Colorado and Utah grown cannot be
aid down for $1,00 we cancel that quotation ,
nd give $1.10 for Utah and Colorado
tock and choice homo grown ntMS5c ;
ommon grades at 00@70c.
HONCU Supply fully equal to the demand
119@21c for 1-lb frames , anil canned honey ,
0 ( > 12e per lb.
Porcoux Choice rico corn 3 @lc per lb ;
other kinds , 2K@3c per lb.
Arri.KS Sellers nro not anxious to dispose
f stocks at present prices , which remain lirin
nd unchanged. Low priced apples cannot
c had and wo quote , eastern fruit , fair to
hoice stock , $3.50(53.75 ( ; fancy stock $3.75
( 4.00.
CELEIIT Is scarce nnd in good demand at
oriner prices. Choice celery , 35@45c per
: ozen ; fancy , 45(350c. (
CAI.IFOKXIA FIIUITS The holiday demand
ms reduced stocks , and the supply is light
vith a fair demand. We quote : Pears ,
2.50(32.75 ( ; extra fine , $3.00.
LEMONS Are in fair demand with stocks
f Malaga almost exhausted. A car of Mcs-
iiui is expected to-morrow and will bo placed
> n the market at $5.50 to $0 per box. The
rlalagas on hand are marked at $5.
OKANOES Are in good demand , with Louis-
ana about out of the market. A car of Vnlcn-
ia is expected on Thursday , and will sell for
7.5Ua3.0J ( per case of 420. Wo quote Louis-
ana oranges at $4.00(24.25 ( per box , and
" 'lorida ' at $4.25@4.50 ; with a sale or two of
extra line at $4.75.
BANANAS Are in better supply owing to
he receipts of a car of good stock. No poor
stock is now offered. JVo quote prices lirm
nnd unchanged atoholce bananas$2.75@3.50 ;
medium bunches , $2.00@3.00.
NUTS The demand'is ' fair nnd the supply
nodcrato at peanuts , 7@7-aC } , raw ; Brazil
mts , 13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 2e ; English
valnuts , 15@18c ; lilberts , 12c ; Italian ohcst-
iuts , 15c. *
Grocers' List.
PROVISIONS Hams ; ll@llc ; breakfast
cans , 72/c ; 50-lb. round , 1fc20lb. \ . round ,
' 10-lb. pails , 8tfc ; 5-lb. pails , Sc ; 2-lb.
.mils' . , 8 } c.
BIIOOMS Extra 4-tie , $2.00 ; No. 1 , $2.00 ;
No. 2 , $1.75 ; heavy stable , $1.00.
CANDY Mixed , 9@llc ; stick , 8J @ 9Kc.
SVIIUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , $1.50 ( 1.55 ;
New Orleans , per gallon , 3S > ® 40c ; maple
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 80c ;
1-gallon cans , per doz , $10,50 ; half gallon
cans , per doz , $0.25 ; quart cans , $3.25.
STAHCH Mirror gloss , 5Jfc ; Gsaves" corn ,
l c ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c.
HOLLAND HKKIUNOS 7370c per keg.
CKACKEIIS Garneau's soda , butter and pic
nic , 5c ; creams , 7c ; ginger snaps , So ; city
soda , 8c.
WOODENWARB Two-hoop pails , per doz. ,
$1.45 ; three-hoop pails , $1,70 ; No. 1 tub , $0.50 ;
No. 2 tub , $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 : wash
boards. $1,40 ( 2.75 ; assorted bowls , $2-25 ;
Fo. 1 churns , $9.00 ; No. 2 churns , $8-00 , No.
3churns , $7.00.
PICKLES Medium in bbls. , $7.00 : do in half
bbls. , $4.00 ; small , In bbls. , $8.00 ; do in half
bbls. , $4.50 ; gcrkins , in bbls. , $9.00 : do in half
bbls. , $5.00.
COFFEE Ordinary grades , 20@20J o ; fair.
20K@21c ; prime , 21@22c ; fancy green and
yellow , 23@25c ; old government Java , 23@
30c ; interior Java , 25@28c ; Mocha , 28@30c ;
Arbucklo's roasted , 24Jfct > McLaughlin's
XXXX , 24c ; Dilworth's , 24Kc ; Red Cross ,
GOODS Oysters , standard , per
apricots , per case , $4.1)0 ) 4.35 ; peaches , per
case , $5.80@.85 ; white cherries , per case ,
$0.00 ; plums , per case , $4.00@4.10 ; blueber
ries , per case , $2.80@2.40 ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
per case , $2.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.20(35.75 ( ; 1-lb salmon , per doz , $1.75@1.90 ;
2-lb gooseberries , per case , $3.25@3.35 ; 2-lb
string beans , per cose , $1.75@1. SO ; 2-lb Lima
beans , per case , $1.00@1.C5 ; 2-lb marrowfat
pens , $ S.OO@2.70 ; 2-lb early Juno peas , per
case , $2.85 ; 3-lb tomatoes , $2.50 ; 2-lb corn ,
$3.30@3.40.
jELLiss-30-lb pails , $1.C5@1.75.
TEAS Japans , 20@55c ; gunpowder , 20@
COc ; Young Hyson , 25@55c ; Oolong , 20 ®
65o.
65o.DRIED
DRIED FKCITS Apples , new , Ji's , 7@7,14c ;
evaporated 50-lb ring , 9M@lOc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 27@28c ; blackberries , evap
orated , 910o ; pitted cherries , 20@21e ;
leaches , new , 8@8Vt > c ; evaporated , peeled
peaches , 29@30o ; evaporated , u'ipared ,
18@20o : new currants , 7@7 } < c ; prunes ,
4X@4"iC ; citron , 25c ; raisins , London
layers $2,40@2.45 ; California loose musca
tels , $3.00@2.10 ; now Valencia , 8@8J.fc.
ROPE Seven-sixteenths. 1 1 @ U ! { .
TOBACCO Lorillard's Climax , 44c ; Splcn
did , 44c ; Mechanic's Delight , 41c ; Lcggctt &
Meyer's star , 44c ; Cornerstone , 3Sc ; Drum-
mond's HorseShoe , 44c ; J. T. , 40c ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44u ; Catlin's mccrschuuin , 31c ;
Catlin's old style , 23c-
SUOAII Granulated , 7J/7 ? c ; conf. A.
} < @ ? < "c ; white extra C , Ok@0 < c ; extra C ,
? f@0 c ; yellow CSK < ! iW ' s ; cut loaf. 8
; powdered , SQSjfc ; New Orleans ,
'
Dry Goods.
DUCK West Point 29 in. 8 oz , lOJ c ; West
Point 29 in. 10 oz. 12 > < fc ; West Point 19 in. li
oz , 15c ; West Point 40 in. 11 oz , lOo. Checks
-Caledonia X , OJfc ; Caledonia XX , lOJ c ;
Economy , 9 > < o ; Otis , 'JVJc.
KENTUCKY JEANH Memorial , 15c ; Canton ,
18o ; Durham , 27K" ! Hercules , ISc ; Learning'
ton , 22J c ; Colts weld , 25c.
Ciusii Slovens' B , ( ic ; bleached , 7c ; Sto
yens' A. 7Kc ; bleached , 8J < c ; Stevens' P ,
SJ c ; bleached , OUo ; Stevens' N , 9kc :
bleached , 10J'o : Stevens' S UT , 12Kc.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.85 ,
plain Holland , SJc to Do ; Dado Holland :
12Vc.
CAMIUIICS Slater , 4Kc ; Woods , 4c ; Stan
dard , 4J c ; Peacock , 4jc.
CoMFoiiTniis $0.00i ( < ; : .00.
Bi.AXKETS-While , * 1.00@7.50 ; colored $ ! . ! (
08.00.
BLEACIICD SHEETINO Berkeley cambric
No. GO , 9Uu ; Best Yet , 4-4 , OJ/c ; butter clotl
OO , 4J cCabol ; , 7 > c ; Farwcll , 8c ; Fruit ol
Loom , 9c ; Greene G,0c ; Hope , % c\ \ Hint
Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsdale , llKc ; Lonn
dale , 8Jfc ; Now Qork mills , 10 > c ; Pcpporol
42 inch , 10J < c ; Pcpperell , 40 inch , lUtfe ; Pep
pcrelltM , 15o ; Pepperell , 8-4 20o ; Pcpperell
U-4 , 22o ; Pcpperell , 10-4 , 24c ; Canton 4-1 , 8fo !
Canton , 4-4 , 9Ho ; Triumph , Oo ; Wainsutta
Ho ; Valley , 5c.
FLANNELS Plaid Raftsman , 20c ; Goshcn
32Kc ; Clear Lake. 32 ! c : Muplo City , SO" , ' "
Whilc-G H No. 2 , J4' , 2lo ; G H No. 1 , \i \
27J < o ; BHNo. 2 , ft , 22 > < fe ; B H No. 1 , <
30c ; QuecUco No. 1 , Ji , 42cQuecheo No. 2
Ja7Wc ; Ouccncc No , 3. * { . 32ifc : Annwnn ,
13 > < i ( ; Wiiidaor.W.S'c. Red-C 24-inch , l.Vo ;
E , 24-inch. 21e ; GO , i4-ln\h ! ; , ISc ; HAF , / ,
25c.J ; R Fv r , JfciG ; , W , Hoc.
PKISTS Sotit ) COLORS Atlanta , Mtfej
Slater , .V , Berlin Oil,0e ! ; Garner Oil , flftcio.
PINK AND Ronr. ! > lUchmond , tic ; Allen , Co ;
Hivcrpoliit , 5c ; .Steel River , Oc ; Richmond ,
Ccs Pacific.flifc. INDIGO IlM't ; Washington ,
Oc ; Century liulte/o blue prints , lOo ; Aincr-
lean. 0fc ( ; Arnold , 0c ; Arnold B , lo c ;
Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , lOJjc ,
DKKSS Charter Oak , 4SiC ! Ramnpo , ! lfc ;
Lodl , 4'c , ; Allen , .V c ; Ulchinond,5 > c ; Win
dsor.Oc ; Edd.vstone , Oc ; Pacific , Oc.
COTTON FUNNELS 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , UJfc : CC , 7'fc ; SS , 8 > 4c ; Name
less , % } rt : No. 6 , fie : EK , PUc ; GO , lo' c ;
XX 12c ; OO. Ho ; NN , Iflc ; RX , 18c ; R , 2i > c ;
No. 10. bc ! ; 40 , luifo ; oo , I2j'c ; 80,15c : : w ,
( olorcd , lOc ; 50 , colored , 12c ; 70 , colored , 15c ;
Bristol. 13Vc ; Union PnclUc , ISc.
CAIIPBT WAHP Bibb white , IS'ic ; colored
20J4C.
BHOWN SIIEETISO Atlanta A , 4 4 , " ' 40 ;
Atlnntlc H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0 > , 'c ; At-
Peppcrell R , 4-4 , 0Cc ; I'eppcrcll O , 4-4 ,
fie ; Pcpperell , 8-4 , lse ! ; Pep | > ercll , 9-4 , 20c ;
Pcpperell , 10-4 , 22o ; Utlca C , 4-4 , 4 fe ;
Wachusett , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora , R , 4-4 , OKu ; Au
rora H , 4-4 , Oc.
BATTS Standard , Sc ; Gem , lO'jc ; Beauty ,
12WC' lloone,14c ; B , cased , $0.50.
GiNoiiAtn Plunekctt checks , 7'i'o ' : Whit-
tcnton , 7 c ; York , 7e , ; Normandi dress ,
8 } < c : Calcutta dross , 8 1'.5 Whittenton dress ,
Oc ; Renfrew dress , l$13 ) ( c.
TICKS Lcxviston , 30-ln. , 12J c ; Lcwiston ,
32-ln. . 13Jic ; York , 32-ln. , 14c ; Swift river ,
7J'e ; Thorndlke , OO , S 'o ; Thonidlke , KF ,
8fc } ; Thorndlke , 120 , 0 > { c ; Thorndlke , XXX ,
15c ; Cordts , No. 5 , 9fe ; ; Cordis. No. 4 , lie.
DENIMS Amoskcag , fl-oz. , lOc ; Everett ,
7-oz. , 13c ; York , 7-oz , 13c ; Haymaker , Sltfe ;
Jaffrcy , XX , lljjo ; JalTrey , XXX , 12 , ' c ;
Beaver Creek , AA , 12o ; Beaver Creek , BB ,
lie ; Beaver Creek , CC , lOc.
General Markets.
FLAXSEED Is quoted steady at $1.15 per
bushel.
GRAIN Wheat No. 2 , OOc per bushel ; rye ,
none on the market ; corn , -iOi1 : o'ats , 30cbar ;
ley , 55g05o ( , according to quality.
CoAL -Priccs remain firm and unchanged
with a fair supply on hand. Wo quote :
Egg. $10.50 ; nut , $10.50 ; range , $10.50 ; walnut
block , $4.25 ; Iowa lump , $3.75 ; Iowa nut ,
$3.00 ; Illinois , $4.50@4.75.
HIDES The market is very dull and weak ;
Green butcher's. 5ir5J-jo ( ; green cured ,
0@0e ' ; dry Hint , "Oc ; dry salt , Sc ;
green calf skins , 7c ; damaged hides , two-
thirds price. Tallow S'/c. Grease Prime
white , 3c ; yellow , 3c ; brown , l a'c. Sheep
pelts , 2.OOc. .
Funs There is nothing of importance
doing ; quotations are now as follows :
Raccoon. 10yiOo ( ( : mink. 16 ( < MOc ; musk
rat , fall , 2G'.5c ; striped skunk , 5@25c ;
mountain wolf , No. 1 , $1.50rft2.50 ; No. 2 , prui-
ic , 75a90c ( ; No. 2 , 25tt40c ( ; beaver , No. 1 ,
crib , $2.00 ( < t3.00 ; No. 2 , Sl.00@l.25 ; otter ,
1.00@0.00 ; dry deer skins , 20gS5u ( per lb ;
ry antelope , elk , moose , etc. , 15ij35u (
Dnuos Ammonia carb He , camphor re-
ncd 30e , copperas lj.fi' , cream tartar 45c ,
ream tartar powdered 20g50cl ( India Madras
5c , morphia sulph $3.50. Soda bi. carb ( XV ,
Venice turpentine 4c. ( ) Gum opium $4.05 ,
uiekillvcr 75c , quinine , German per oz , 55c.
Vnx , yellow pur < 532c.
OILS Carbon , 12@25c ; linseed , boiled , 5'Jc ;
indeed , raw , 60e ; castor , No. 1 , $1.20 ; No. 2 ,
1.12 ; sperm whale , ? 1.00 ; llsh , bank 3.V ; neats-
oot extra , f > 5c ; ncatsfoot No. l,50e ; gasoline ,
4 degrees , 15c ; W. S. lard , 05c ; No. 1 lard ,
Oc ; No. 2 lard , 50o ; W. Va. zero , 14e ; W. Vu.
ummer , 12c : golden No. 1 , 40c ; golden No. 2 ,
5c ; whale , 20c ; naptha 1 degree , 14c ; head-
ight 150 degrees , 12c ; headlight , 175degrees ;
PAINTS White lead , pure , Ol c ; white
cad , fancy , OJoc ; putty , in bladders,3c ; Paris
vhito , 3c ; Wlntiny , common , 2) < Jc ; red lead ,
"c.
WINDOW Gi.iss Single. 70c per cent ;
louble , 70 and 10 per cent discount.
LEATiir.ii Oalc soles , 85(9370 ( ; hemlock
slaughter sole , 20ii2lir ( ; hemlock dry solo , 21
( 27c ; hemlock kip , 0. > ( aOOc ; A. At B. runner
kip. 5070c ; A. hemlock calf , 00e@l,05 ; A.
A. hemlock calf , "backs , " 75c ; hemlock up-
ler , 10@24c ; English grain upper , 2"o ; hem-
ock grain upper , 21@21 ; Tampico B. L.
Morroco , 20@33c ; Tampico pebble , O. D. Mo. ,
-9@32 ! < 5 Curacoa B. G. Mo. , 35c ; Simon O. D.
Mo. , $3.75@3.00 ; Dangola kid , 30 < 7i 35c ; X. M.
"Cangaroo , 40e ; American calf kid , 32c ;
jricscn kids , $3.00e)3.50 ) ; French calf kids ,
$3.25 ; oak kip skins. 80@$1.00 ; oak calf skins ,
? 1.00@1.25 ; French calf skins , $1.25@2.00 ;
French kip skins , $1.10@1.50 ; Russia linings ,
(0.00@0.50 per doz ; pink cream and white lin-
ngs , $7,50@10.00 per doz ; colored toppings ,
i9.00@ll.00.
Sl'iiiiTS There is no change ns yet
although ono is anticipated to-day.
Cologne spirits , 188 proof , $1.10 ;
do , 101 proof , $1.12 ; spirits , second qual
ity , 101 proof , $1.10 ; do. 183 proof , $1.09.
Alcohol , 188 proof , $2.10 per wine gal
lon. Redistilled whiskies , $1.00 1.50.
Gin , blended , $1.50@2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons
bens , $2.00@0.00 ; Kentucky nnd Penn
sylvania ryes , $2.00(30.50 ( ; Golden Sheaf
bourbon and rye whiskies , ? 1.50@3.00. Bran
dies , imported , $5.00@8.50 ; domestic , $1.30 < 7J
8.00. Gins , imported , $4.50@0.00 ; domestic ,
H.25 ( < t3.00. Champagnes , imported , per
case , $28.00@33.00 ; American , per case , $10.00
© 10.00.
HEAVV HAIIDWAIIC The following prices
are standard : Iron , rate , $2.70 ; plow steel ,
special cast , 4Ku ! crucible steel , O c ; cast
tools , do , 12@15c ; wagon suokcs , per sot ,
$2.00 15.50 ; hubs , per set , $1.50 ; felloes ,
sawed dry , $1.50 ; tongues , each , 75c ; axles ,
each , 75c : square nuts , per lb , 0@13c ; cjil
chain , per lb , 03 < @ 13o ; malleable , 8@10c ;
iron wedges , Oc ; crowbars , Co ; harrow teeth ,
4c ; spring steel , 4@5c ; Burden's horse shoes ,
$4,75 ; Burden's mule shoos , $5.75 ; barbed
wire , in car lots , $4.00 per 100 Ibs ; iron nails ,
rates , 10 to 50 , $2.40 ; steel nails , $2.50.
Dry Ijtimnrr.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMIIEUS.
1IOAIIDS.
No. 1 com , s 1 s.l 18.50 I No. 3 com , 8 1 s.$15.50
No. 2 com , sis. 17.00 | No. 4 com , sis. 13.50
FENCING.
No. 1 , 4 & 6 in 12 & 14 ft. , rough 119 50
No. 1 , " " 10 " 19 50
No. 2 , " 12 14 " 10 50
No. 2 , " " 1C " 1800
SIDINO.
A , 12 , 14 , & 10 ft.21.50 I C , 12,14 & 10 ft15.50
B , " " 20.50 I D , " " 12.50
FLOOUINU.
AOin White Pine $25.50
HOin " " ai.50
COin " " ISO.OO
DOin " " 21.50
EOin " " ( Scl. FcnciiiK ) 19.00
G In. Drop Siding 50c per M. extra.
CEM.INO AND 1'AHTITION.
2d com } ( in White Pine Ceiling KH.OO
' " " 28.00
Clear' $ i In Norway " " K ! On
2nd com. % in " " " 14.00
STOCKUOAUDS.
A12inchsls 115.50
1113 " : t'J.20
012 " : > .on
D 12 " 2:1.00 :
No. 1 , com , 12 in sis , 12ft 20.50
" " " 14ft 19.0U
" " " llift 18.50
" " " 10 , 18,20ft 21.50
No. 2 , " " 10.00
" " " 12&14ft 18.50
" " " 10ft 17.50
12 in Grooved roollng , tl per M , more.than IS
n Stock Hoards satno lenctn.
0 in. Oroa veil Hoollnu sumo price us 12 In ,
Stock Hoards.
SHIP I.Al' .
No. 1 Plain Sand 10 in J19.0C
No.2 " " " 17.50
No. 1 , O G , 8 in 19.50
fl.VHIIINO.
1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , \\i \ \ inch , s 2 s J51.00
" " " IK , 2 51.00
3d , clear , 1 inch , s 2 s 44.SC
" 1 } ? , 1K,2 inch 40.0(1 (
A , select , 1 inch , s2s . . , 40.0C
A , " 1J.CYt , 2inch , s2s..TT. . . . 44.0C
H , " Iinchs2s ao.OC
, " Uf , 1H-Inch , a 2 B 37.0t
SOUTIIBItN YELLOW I'INn ,
Com. 4 inch Flooring J17.5C
Star " " 21.5C
1st and 2d clear 4 inch ( louring 23.0C
Six-inch 50c less.
Clcar Inch Ceiling 21.M
Clear Jf inch Partition 25.0C
Clear % inch , Partition 12 above } { Icnh Cell ,
ing.
Clear Kinioh , 1 and 1J { inch , s2s $29.0C
Clear Finish , 1)V and 2 inch , s 2 s 30.W :
Clear Corrugated Coiling , 4 inch 25.51'
Clear Yellow Pine Casing uud Base. . . . 27.0C
OMAHAJOBBEBS'DHIEI '
Agrloulturdl Implomants.
CHURCH ? QTPARKER.
"I
Bujiilrn. Jonri SUopl. Uelwccn vih and
MUi , Oculbt , Ntbr Vk .
_ 1 A METCALVcon
Ap1cnlturalIniplonicntslfaEonsCania ) e !
Bafllo , Bio , Whole l , Om h , Ncbruk * .
PAR * LI N To REN D O R F "A MA"RTTNr"
Whol tt ! Ptlfr In
al Implements , WapsSBo iei
II. tU8. M nd Wf. Jonei StrMt. Ofn h .
P. P. MAST A CO. ,
Manufacturers ofBnctoye Drills , Seeders ,
OBlUfalori. Hay lUkri.Cldrr Mllli aail l.uban Pul-
Jtrjitrt Cor. llth and Nlcholli Mttgu.
WIN O N A'TMP L E"M EN T CO "
WholMlt >
AgTicnltnral Implements , Wagons &BnQdei
Corn r I4lh aad Nlchula tt U.
ArthBtiTrMatarlaiiir
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
UUnoufUa Strati , Omaha , Nehraik * .
Boots and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
, Omaha , Neb. Maaufaclorr ,
tilrael , noilun.
KIRKENDALL , JONES A CO. ,
( Succeiton to HetJ , Jon A Co. )
Wholesale Mannracturers ofBoots and Shoes
Afl nU for noston Hibber Phc ( V > . 1IUJ , 1104 * UM
llarnor B . , Oraaka , Nrbraika.
Coffoss , ploes , Kto. _
CLARkE COFFEE CO. .
Omaha CorTti and Bplcc Mllla.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baking Powder ,
_ Crockery and Plfl88Wo'g' | _ _ _
W. L. WRIGHT ,
At cnt for the Manufacturer , and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Klc. Omco.aiia. Ulhflt. . OinBba. Ncbrntka. '
_ Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing ,
BitUr.Xfi , and Produce. Conilcntnonta loltclted.
Htailuunrter , for Htonowaro , Hurry Hole , and
_ Urnpg Baikcla. 1111 Uodfo HI. , Omaha.
RIDDElL i ftTbDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
p elaltloi-Uulter , Kgg * Chocia , Poiiltrj , Uamav
Oyiler . Ktc. , Ktc. iUSuuthlllh SliVeU
'
WIEDEMAN & CO. .
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Pctltrr. Duller , Game , Krultn , Ktc. ' 'JO South Uth St.
Oiuaha , Nebraika.
GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
( Buccviiori lo McShane A Schroeilrr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Llmo. _
aMAH A COAL ? COKE "ti LI ME"CO. . ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
KB South 13lh Slreel , Omaha , Nobranka. _
J. J. JOHNSON Si CO .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
Farnam St. ,
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal ant Cole ,
911 South 13th Bt. , Omaha , N b.
M. E. SMITH & CO. .
Dry Goofls , FnrnisliiDE Goods and Notions
11W and HMDouilai , Cor. lllb 81. , Omftha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importersand Jobbers in Dry Goods.Notioni
OenU' rurnliblni GoodCorner llth and llaruej BU. ,
Omaha , Nebraika.
Furniture.
DEWEY it STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
ramam BU et , Omaha , Nobraika.
Crooerles.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER * CO. .
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions ,
TO , m , t and Til 8.10th St. , Omaha , NeD.
MoCORD , BRADY * CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
Mb and Learenworth Street * , Omaha , Nttrmkk ,
D. M. STEELE & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
BU. IIll aqd 123 llarner Street , Omaha , Neb.
ALLEN BROS. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
U1I and 11U Qaraer Street , Omaha , Neb.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED & CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
nnware.Bbeet IronKte. Agente for If owe Scaki.and
lllaml Powder Co. , Omaha , Neb.
HIMBBAUGH * TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Mechanic * ' Toola and Buffalo Scale , . llOt Douilai-it.
Omaha , Nebraika.
RECTOR A WILHELMY CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
0th and Harner Bli. , Omaha , Web. Weilern Aaen
lor Auitmrowdar Co. , Jefferson Steel Nallf , Fair-
tanks Btandard Scale * .
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
BprlBgi , Wanon Slock , Hardware Lumber , to. UOt
and mi llaroor Hlreet. Omaha.
JAMES A. EDNEY.
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Mate , caps , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 llarnof Street , Omaha. Neb.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO
and ILER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers of FineWines & Liquors
Xait India Dltten and Dometic Uquori. 1113 Ilarnoy
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
Uth Street and Union Pacific Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD.
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Dtt nelo. Yard * -Corner 7th and Uouflaij Cornor9l
C.N. UIETZ.
Dealer in all Kinds of Lumber ,
, . _ UlA apd California Eti.Omalia. Neb. _
" *
' ' FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Cth and Dooflni St . . Omaha. _
" ' *
' T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only , ' " * *
Ofllce. UM Fanunt Btr t. Omaha.
" < = " ' JOHN A. WAKEFIELD. " '
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
fjajiorted and American Portland Cement. State a ( Bl
TfDt illnauk | e Urdraulic Ctraial aad UuloCT
/ * ' ( flUU Uma , '
CHAsTh. LEE , -
Dealer in Hardwoinl Lnmlier , T
Woooj : r t jirtdriini _ M rioarjnf . _ 9th an jMlQA |
JMIIIInafy and Notlonaw ji
' uim
I. ODBRVELDBRVi CO.W
Imuorters & Jokers of Millinery & KoMi
TO. 110 4 111 Poulh I1U 8lr t ZJJ
. , . . . - .
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION
Wholesale Notions and FDrnisnini
03 nJ W6 South 10th Plr l , Om h . .
VINYARD a SCHNEIDER , '
Notions and Gent's ' Fnrnisliing Gooii
UOtllarotr Bu il , Omaha.
- . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
All * Ore f. te. . Omtht. A. H. Bishop , M lMf > .
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
C rrT nk ( look of prlaUnc , wripplni n
paper , gptcul tUtulloo H n to CM lo
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Aniiliary Fnlilisners ,
Dtklen IB type , pr iie § and prtnter * ' lupptlM. M
_ South lh Strtel. Oin h .
Kuboer Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Cll Clothing ml leather lleltlnf. lom Fnni m Htrtot.
8te omJFUt I ngs
A. L. STRAND CO. .
Pnmps , Pines and Engines , i
Steam , watpr , rtillmy and mining iuppllps , tie. M
_ y.M nil \1t t'trnmn Blrot'l , Onmlin.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Fleam ami Wtlor Biu > i > llci , llciili\inr ( < T fur MMi
Kuoit A Co'll RoOil . 1111 F rn m St. , Uinahft. J
"U.S. WIND "ENGINE ft
Steam and Water Supplies , '
nalllday Wind Mills. ( Hit niul ma Knrnnm 8t. , Omth * .
U. K. Hun , Avtlnu Mftlmijttr.
BROWNELL & CO. .
Enginen , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bbcet Iron Work , Stonm Vumpn. w MUU. 1213K II
Ltavonworth Street , OIUHIUI.
i. , g = B <
Sooda. i
PHIL. STIMMEL& CO.
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden See
811 anil CI3Joim St. . Omaha j
8 torn B Foryv dUi3 _ & > jC mm8eJori |
ARMSTRONG. PE TnS & CC rT
Storage , Forwarding and Commission , i
Urnncli linnie of the llonnpHuiiKf Co. " ' "
ivholesalo anil retail. l : f ,1310 ana Ull Uard tilreat ,
Omaha. Telcpbonu No. 7W.
ffJFACTIIBEBS.
Cornlco.
_ _ _ _ _
EAGLE
Manufacture Galyanized Iron and Cornice ,
Johu Bponeler , rroprlnlor. 1WJ Dodiio and 103 and 105
Nortli lUlli Biniol. Omaha. ; _
Smoke Staoka , Boilers , Eto.
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H. K. SAWYER
Manufacturing Dealer in SraoKe Slacks , .
Brllchlnti , Tnnki and ( leneral Boiler Impairing. 131 !
Uodgo Slreet , Oiunlia , Nob. _
PAXTON & VIERLJNO , r
WrongM and Cast Iron Building f orfc
Knalno , Ilrmi work , icnoral foundry , mnchln * t '
lilackimllb work. Offlco and worki. U. f. Rj. tt < i
llth fllreel , Omabk.
OMAHA WIRE * IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Ralllnn
OMAHA SAFE ATi'b IRON
Man'frs ' of Tire & Burglar Proof Safes
V ulU. Jail work , Iron and wire fencing , iliini. * ta.
Anareen , Prop'r. Cor. lllli iul Jarkion BU.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARD Co
AlulHilucturer. lillil Jubtvrn In
Wasons Bnggies Rate Plo sEtc ,
, ,
Cur. Uiu u.ij rutillci - , i/.a.ilia. > ub
MEACHER & LEACH ,
General Ajcnln for Dlebold Hafe & Ixick Co. ' * '
Fire and Burglar Proof SafesTime Locte.
V ult and Jail Work , 141i I'nrnam Slrccl. Om > ha. j
H. M.&S. W..JUNES ,
i-uict rornlo A. T. Kcnjon & Co. ,
WlioloBiUa nnd rolnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Flno WoilJlim Mnllnnury , Cummurilul ntuilonery.
llrj l > uiiilit ! > hi. Uiuuliii , Nel ) .
OMAHA MIIANCH.
J. P. SEIBERLING & CO. ,
( Akron , Ohio , )
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K : Mead , Mnnugcr. la 1.1 Lvnvcnwoilb ! . , Om b4
CANFIELD
Manufacturers of Overalls , |
JMOI rauu , Sblru. Etc. 110 ] and 1104 Uouglu Btre V
0 aba. Neb. .
Bash , Doora , Eto.
M. TA. oisBROw" * CO. , I
Wboloialo Manufaetaran of
i , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Offlco , llth and Hart BtreoU , Omaha , Neb
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. .
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors ,
Moulding * , Hlalr Work and Inlerlor Hard Wood n X
lib. M. B. Comer lib and l aTCDurtb Htr U , u
Omaha , Neb. '
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. , j
Manufacturers , of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ,
And Illlndi , Turnlna , Stair-work. Dank and Offlu
MUlnii. 2Utfi and Poppleton ATCUU .
Brewers.
STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
ortb Eighteenth Street , Orpaba. N l )
a n. PAI.UEB. N. P. KICHMAN. J. D. ni.ANOOA :
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Lire Stock Commission Merchants , )
MoCOY BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market f urnliboil free on application. f > lo ktri an <
/B dcT ( urnliiiixl oniiMKl Inrmi. Iloferfnce * ; uo >
ba National Hank and .HoulU Umaba Natluual , ITDlei
Block Yrdi , SouUi Omaba.
LORIMER. WESTERFIELD St MALEV
Live Stock Commission ,
Moon 16 , ICicbaniie llnlldlug , Union Blook Ti
boutb Uiaaba , Neb ,
ALEXANDER & FITCH ,
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
Hoom 22 , opposlto Kiclnnpe nullillns , Union BUyJ
Vards , buulli Orautia , Nub ,
UNT5"N STOCK" YARDS CO. , " " ?
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John K. Boyd , ljuperlulondenl.
FKANK D. MEAD , \
"ENTER in ! BUILDER
Flue cabinet work u Hpeclalty. Telephone 640t
POO South SistoCBth Stro >
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