Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : \nEDiESDA , APltIL 11 , 1888.
IDF SPECULATIVE MAUKETS.
A Lively Scramble Witnessed In the
Wheat Pit.
CORN NOT MUCH AFFECTED.
Tct Good Prices AVcre Maintained
Ontn BlmrcH in the Activity la
IVIicntr-Hrlsk Trailln In Pro
visions Quotations.
CHICAGO I'UOMUCB MAIIKKT.
CHICAGO , April 10. [ Special Telegram
to the llKB.1 This was the bulls'dny on the
lioanl nnd they went all through the list.
The first attack was mmlo In the provision
pit , where the prlco of iwrh was advanced
? 6c per barrel In n very short time.
Whllo this was going on the Ri-nln markets
liad been slowly snsgiiiK , but presently there
\vns o stir In the corn pit and up went the
jiricc of May corn about Jfe In < i few min
utes. Whllo this was done nnil for some little -
tlo time afterward the prlco of wheat
scarcely moved , but Us turn ilnnlly came and
the proceedings in that market were the most
exciting of all. The prlco of May wheat ail-
vnnced lj < c with scarcely a halt lioforo there
was the fillghtcst reaction , the price at the
top being 1X@1 ? < C above the lowest
point of the session. The government
crop report was so much the most
powerful Influence In the wheat market
that when It came nil other news and cir
cumstances were completely lost sight of.
The only point In It for which the wheat
traders cared was that the condition of win
ter wheat was put at 82 against ftf last year ,
when a light crop of winter wheat was
raised. When the rcixirt came the shorts ,
big nnd little , bid for wheat us if this WIIH the
last day In which grain could bo bought on
this earth. It was a very lively scramble ,
nnd after a time buyers began to think they
were overdoing the thing. Somebody \vaa
selling wheat and n suspicion grew that
some of the big hears , who were openly nnd
In person bidding for largo blocks of
wheat , without actually buying much , had
brokers in the pit selling more wheat on the
bulge. Then the crowd turned sellers , ami
the price full ? { , but again advanced > < , ' ( ,
and closed within 'te ' of the highest point of
the session. May wheat opened at 7lB'c ; ) , and
after selling early at TU Tl r , worked
down to TlifiSTli'dO , advancing to 1(1)4c ( ) , when
the upward inovMiient in corn began. Then
when the government report arrived there
was an uninterrupted advance to 77e , fol
lowed by a decline to 'i ( ' < % c , nnd another
advance to 7rV. which wan the prlco at the
1 o'clock close , .lime wheat opened at 77c ,
sold down to ( % - then up to TSJif , closing
at 1 o'clock at 7J.V. $
The ri-ceiptit uf corn were 4'cars \ less
than the estimate , and there was good buy
ing about the opening which caused n Himill
advance , but llutchhmm was n heavy seller
and for a time buyers hud enough to do to
take care of his oirerlngs. Ills sales
were estimated at 7. > ( ) ,0K ( ) bushels ,
and before ho had finished there had been a
drop of lie in prices. Hut the demiind con
tinued after those offerings closed nnd the
price advanced sharply about * jC , nnd closed
nearly at the top. The swift upturn in wheat
seemed to have no effect uiion corn , which
remained almost stationary while it occurred.
Trading hero was not especially largo with
the exception above noted. May corn opened
nt r/J' i' , sold up early to f'J'Mcr'J1.c ( ; , then
down to fi'J Vc , up to r 'J ? < c , back to r'Jie and
back to fBJfc , where It closed ut 1 o'elook.
Juno corn opened at MJ& ; sold at Sljfc , up
to fi'J'aC and closed at 1 o'clock at , r > 'J'4c bid.
The oats market Hhiircd in the general ac
tivity and improvement in values. May oat.s
opciied at ! ( OJ < e , sold early at I'.Opj'c ' , then up
to : nj4X llH'c , and closed at 1 o'clock at HIV
CKlUj'e. Juno oats opened at .lOJie , sold at
UOV "nd illc , closing at :5.7 : ( ) < c.
In provisions trading was animated , yet
outside of May pork , which was bought
freely by old raiders to cover their short con
tracts , business was by no means as largo as
might bo inferred from the stir witnessed.
In May pork Initial sales were made at . * H.r ( ) ,
but the market advanced in an erratic man
ner to tl4.77 } < , declined Kic , and closed at
JH.IiU. Juno pork , which received less than
the usual attention , sold at a small premium
to r > ( 7 , ' c under May. closing , however , at
May prices. Later deliveries than June
were iniiot. A representative of the holders'
clicuo | was the principal seller of May pork ,
and an advance was established of Jty CiMiru.1.
Lard was held very steady , though 1 o'clock
quotations showed a decline of U c.
AITKHXOON SnhsioN Wheat , excited and
higher ; May opened at 77 < ( ; < > 77Je ( : , sold at
The , then to 77f7724'e , up to TS tBTSV ,
closing at 7SJf@7.v\c ; Juno closing at TU'hC
and July ? % e. Corn , linn ; May closing nt
5Hc bid ; Juno , f > 2X " - , July , .VJ ? @ .T. > > $ c. Oats ,
llrmer ; May closed at : ) U.to asked. 1'ork do-
clineit " a and closed at $14.37 % for April ,
May and June , and SH.30 for July. Lard
was .quiet and unchanged. Short ribs were
n shade llrmer.
CHICAGO IjlVB STOCK.
CIIICAOO , April 10. [ Special Telegram te
the HEB.I CATTI.U Thcro was a slow ami
unsatisfactory business nt the opening. He
cclpts are on the Increase and there wore
cattle everywhere this morning. Husincss
did not become active until about J2 o'clock ,
and then buyers began to report that thoj
could get no reduction as compared with yes
terday , while most of the salesmen reported
a dcelinu of lOo on the ordinary run of fat
cattlo. There were a few loads of Texan ;
on sala that made equally good price.1
as heretofore. Prime fat cows ami
hoifcrs remain steady and In
good demand , but old , thin canncrs are as
low as at any time. Dealers in stackers ami
feeders reported ny particular change , bill
were more hopeful of better business on ae
count of the widespread' soaking rain ol
last night. Steers , 1850 to IMK ) Ibs.ar \ , ( < l
T..10 ; 1200 to 1830 Ibs , $ ; j.8n54.40 ; fl.V ) to 1J ! < K
Ibs , KJ.I10LH.OO ( ; stoekera and feeders , S'J.iO : < < 2
: i,70. Cows , bulls and mixed , Sl.tX ) ( { 3 V ;
bulk , S.4P@3.75 ! ; slop-fed steers , fl.Mlfl
4,70 ; slop-fed COWH and bulls , M.3Ti ' ? a.73 < ;
Texas-fed steers , flt.IiOOM.OU ; grass btccrs ,
t3.70GI3.Ofl ; cows , * I.GOiW.20. (
HOGS Trndo was brisk , with a sharp and
permanent advance of about a nickel , iimltiiip
an upturn of 10o for the week so far. ItcM
heavy made fc.\4.r > C < l.li.f > 0 ; butctiers' weights ,
fT .40 ( < iu.4r > ; host mixed , f..ur > ( L5.-(0 ( , and com
moil $ r > .2. > ( < ? r > . ! l" . Light sorts were scarce nni
the demand limited , ranging between $ . " > .l !
nnd $5.30.
lavu STOCK. .
Chicago , April 10. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cnttlo HccciptH , 8,000 ; market iv shad *
lower ; steers , KI.SOQ.Vill ; stockers and feed
tin , F..aO'ii.70 : ; cow * , bulls and mixed , Sl.lM
( < jt.r : > U ; TexaiiB , f l.V@4.W > .
Hogs Receipts , 10,000 ; market strong am'
BQCU'o ' higher ; mixed , f.V.tKj.t.'Ml ) ; heavy
Ki.BM5.60 ! : light , ? ,1.15(35.40 ( : skips , t3.-UK
5.10 ,
Sliecp Ucccipts , 4,000 ; market slow am
20cf40o lower ; natives , jilHK"'i.UO ; ; western
J4.f > OC < < r > .bU ; Tuxans , J3.5'y ! 4.W ; lambs , fS.Ui
ti/0..U /
"Tho Drovers Journal's special cublogriin
from London quotes heavy general t > upi > lic :
of cattle , moderate on"erliK ) > > of Anu > riran
but prices io lower. Heat American beevtv
l''o per Ib dead weight.
National Ktook Ynrila , ICnst Kt
IioiilM , April 10. Cattle Hccciptsi , I.100
shipments , none ; market steady ; cliuici
heavy native steers , ? l.20 ; fair to gooi
native steeiii , f3.yoo < ' 4.40 ; butchers' steers
medium to choice , f3,10c < l4.15 ; stockers am
feeders , fair to peed t3.20 ( 8'J5 ; rangers
ordinary to good , f3.iXg3.yo.
Hogs Receipts , ii-GOO ; shipments. l.SOO
markt't active and highe'r ; choice heavy am
butchers' EclectluiiH , f. . : i5 ( < i5.fiO : packing
medium to prime , f5.20@5.4U : light , grades
fair to best , f 5.00t 5.23. '
Kantian City , April 10. Cattlc-
Hccclpta , 3,000 ; shipment * * , 100 ; markel
weak and , ' > ( < UOc lower for shipping steers
butchers' btccrs and cows steady j good t <
choice corn-fed , f4. < XX 4.80 ; common t (
medium , fa.iX34.40 ; stackers. r.J.WX32.W )
feeders , 13.00 ( 3.00 ; rows , f2.0033.CO.
Jlogs iteceipts , 4,600 ; sliiviueuts , 210
mnrkct strong , active nnd 1 Of higher ; com
mon to choice , fl.tiX'l.V.i.'j ; skips and pigs ,
f3.00@4.00.
NEW Yonu , April 10. [ Special Telegram
, to the Hv.n.1 STOCKS Trading In stocks
hns fallen oft and the dragging tendency
coupled with the deadlock In congress re-
gatdlng the Pacific railroad nnd bond bills
tends to encourage selling. The earnings of
lending roads arc constantly decreasing , nnd
it is fommon talk ninong leading operators
that unless they Increase perceptibly from
this time forward it will be impossible for a
few , If nny , of the roads to pay n dividend of
C pcv cent and many say that 4 will appear
high. Thcro wus no substantial support to
the market , nnd the majority of the active
stocks declined from almost the start. Mis
souri Pacific was the weakest and broke 3
points on rumors thnt Gould was selling.
Northwestern broke I point , St. Paul 9f.
Union Pacllic had few friends and broke lf
points owing to the continued uncertainty
regarding 'lie action of congress. The Van-
derbilts suffered like the rest of the list , but
New York Central bold up comparatively
well , considering the poor statement. Head
ing , or xvlilrh great things were expected
yesterday , dropped % points Richmond
Terminal weakened ? < ; , The whole hit closed
weak at about inside figures.
GnvnuNMUNTS-'CiOVcrnmcnts were dull
but llrm.
YCSTP.HHAY'8 QUOTATIONS
tT. SUsrcglHtcrcd. 12 * 1C. * N. W lO-W
U.S. 4s coupon. . . 12 * do preferred Ill
U.S. I'isrcglfttroil ' lOCliN.V LVlltral ll'l'.t ' '
U.8 l'tsrmipoti..HWYO. It. N U
I'acillrOKOfllj. . . .IZil'jIP ' , T 10
Cuniuln Southern. . S'iPncinc | Mnll 31
tVntrnl 1'nrlllc 2'.l ' I ) . D..V U H
Chicago , v Alton..I'Xl Pullman I'nlaceCnr l3l5
O. , I1.Q IKJi.Henillng . MJ !
1) ) . , I.&W I'-.V.iHock Miami WJ
ii.&H.O HH SI.I.&S.K an
Krlo " 4'4 preferred I'o'.i '
, lo preferred ! JIi C. . M.i St. Paul. . . Wide
Illinois Central HMi do preferred
I. , II. leW 10(5 ( St. 1' . AO
K.iT I'l.'il ' ' dopri'ferreil. .
I.nko Shore Hi ITocns Paclllc.
r.V N Bl'i1 Dillon I'nclllc.
Michigan Out ml. . "I1 !
Mlftxnnrll'aclllc. . . . 7i ! do iiroforri'd . . . . 2.H }
Missouri 1'aclllc.M W. U. Telegiapu. . 72y
do preferred 4V
MONEY os CALL Hasy at 1 @ -K percent :
last loan I1. ; ; closed offered -\4 \ per cent.
PIIIMC MBIIUANTII.U PATCH 3(3 ( * per
cent.
Sir.m.iNo EXCIIASOE Dull but firm , at
.bj-j for CO day bills ; J4.S7'f for demand.
l'UOIUClTMAUKI2TS.
Clilcnjjo. April 10. Following nro the
2:80 : closing iirices :
Flour Steady : winter wheat , hbls , $2.73
irei.25 ; satJts , $ 'J.riliEi.l'iO ) : ; spring whe.lt , bbls ,
fcU'O&C-I.JB ; sacks , Sl.7riC.ita.75 ; rye llour.J'J.'JO
( < i3.l5 pcrbbl..7tl@UIK"in ) sacks.
Wheat Active. ; early in the. session the
feeling was weaker and prices declined , later
advance to a point 1 ? @ 1 } over insulo prices
reached after the openiTig , later cased oT ( and
toward the close advanced , closing lK@2l c
above the close of yesterday ; cash , 74c ; May
7S n-Kic ; June , 7l Xe.
Corn Iltilcd nuiet and easy early , but later
became active ami closed ? ( iiju ? nhove yes
terday ; cash , 4 ! > o ; May , Me ; June , Wijc.
Oats Active and llrm and JddJJ e higher ;
May , lll'Ve.
Hyp fi'J'in. ' t
Uitrley 77o ( ; 0c ,
Pi ImoTlinothy G3gHc. ( (
FlaK-secd-SK-IS.
Whisky-fl. in.
Pork- Active , unsettled and nervous , with
prices ruling with unusual irregularity ;
cash , SM.27M ; May , tH. 7K.
Lard Quiut and a trillo higher ; cash ,
* 7.r > 0 ; May , $7..VJH-
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders , Sy-Iipfi.OO ;
short clear , $7.ri3 ( < d7.riO ; short ribs , $7.117 } .
Uut.ter ( Juiet ; creamery , 23@2Su ; dairy ,
2-.t'jnc.
Clieese Steady ; full cream Cheddars , W }
( IHIle ; Hats , lldfillj c ; young Americas , 1'J
( if > l2 < . , c.
Eggs 17@17Kc.
Hides Unchanged ; green hides - IJc ;
heavy green salted , f ) ) e ; light green salted ,
( ic ; salted bull , -IJ o ; green bull , 8Vfc ; green
salted v'alf.Sc : tlry Hint and dry calf , 12@13e ;
dry salted , Ulc ; deacons , I0c ! each.
Tallow Firm ; country-3 ( | 55e ; No. 2 ,
solid-l c ; cake , 4c per Ib.
Keceipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 27,000 LM.IXK )
Wheat bu 48,000 Ifi.lMK )
Corn , bu 10S.OOO I'.i.lHK )
Oats , bu 10.1,000 , 08,000
Hyc.bu 1.200 1,000
Hurley , uu 3JMW ( U'.OUO '
New York , April 10. Wheat Receipts.
3.r , > 00 ; exports , ri2b)0 ( ) ; options feverish nml
very irregular , opened n shade easier , later
sold down J.iii'Y' ' ; " , subsequently advanced
IXCiJ'-'iC on the unfavorable showing of gov
ernment crop reportu and friglitened shorts ,
closing strong at top ; spot , steady , but quit't
on export , account ; ungraded red , S'JMOOJfc ;
No. V ! red. ( Kl.WJlJic in store and elevator ;
il2t'3l-ii ! ' > alloaf May closing at Ol u.
Corn IJeceipts , 20,400 ; exports , l.'t.IJOO ; cash
advanced about Ic , thus checking trading ;
options opened steady , and later strengthened
and advanced JfOi'1'40 ' ' , closing rather weak ;
ungraded , ( ilUOiOSJaC ; No. 8 , f&M&'iftyits ;
No. 2 , l)5aCc ) in store ; May closing at GiJ.rc.
Oats Ucceipts , M , K ) ; exports , 700 ;
market llrm ; mixed wustcni , U7 ( 40c ; white
western , 41 l."c.
Coffco-Siot | , fair ; Rio , dull at $14 50 ; op
tions lower and less active. Sales , ( V.1,000
bags. April , fll.3'l'H-40 : ! ( ; May. * ll.2iC11.4 : > ;
.Inne , ? I1.XC ( ) ? 11.23 ; July , $10.5r10.7o ; Aug
ust , $10.2.X ! IO.0. |
Petroleum United closed firm at 77Kc.
Mu'gs Firm and in fair demand ; western ,
Pork Steady and more active ; mesa
quoted at $ H..10j515.00 ( new ; $14.00(314.50 ( one
year old.
Lard Opened 2@3 points higher , but closed
with the advance lost ; western steam spot
was quoted at f'.OOi ai'.l'K.
Huttcr Dull , heavy and lower ; western ,
Cheese Quiet and steadily held ; western
llat , ll OlL'u.
St. Ionls. April 10. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 8lO81J < fo ; May , Sl''c. '
Corn Higher ; cash , 47 @ 4Sc ; May ,
.
Oats Higher ; cash , 2li3\Mc \ ; May ,
Pork-$14.23.
Lard-7.l5.
Whisky-il.OO.
Mutter Firm ; creamery , 25@30c ; dairy ,
20 ( i25c.
AFTKHXOOX 13oAitn Wheat excited and
higher ; May S2c ; July 7s > J ic. Corn strong
but dull ; May , 4So ; July , 4S nominal. Oata
higher ; May S0\a.
MinnoniioIlM , April 10. Wheat - Re
ceipts , 371 cars ; bhipmrnts , 7(1 ( cars ; market
not very active. Closing : In store No. 1
hard , April , 74,3&c ; May , 75kc ; Jiily.TiiJ i' .
No. 1 northern , April , 7:1(40 : ( ; May,7i ; ) c ;
July , 74 } u. No. 3 northern , April , 7lc ;
May , 71Jic , ; July , 72 " 4 o. On track No , 1
hard , 7tlo ; No 1 northern , 74 > jt$73c ; No. 2
northern , 72c.
Flour Steady ; patents. In sacks , to ship.
f4.10i ( 4.25 ; in barrels , f I.25 ( f4.35.
Cincinnati , Airil ] 10. Wheat In good
demand and strong ; No. 2 rod , SlH./c.
Corn -Steady ; No. 3 mixed , WJ
Oats Quiet ; No. 3 mixed , 8lc.
Kye Oil let ; No. 2 , ( ! 7c.
Provisions Pork , higher at f4,25 ! ; lard ,
flrm at $7.40.
Whisky- Firm nt tl.O'J.o
uarjey Irregular ; No. 3 , "Gu.
Provisions Higher ; pork , April. $14.50.
Liverpool , April 10. Wheat- Firm , de
mand goou ; holders olTer moderately ; Cali
fornia No. 1 , ( is 7d'iis yd per cental.
Com Firm , demand good ; new mixed
western , 4s lid per cental.
Now Orlt'iuiH , April 10. Corn Firm ;
mixed , COc ; white and yellow , Ule.
Oats-Steady and firm ; No. 2 , aSKQSOc.
Corn Meal-Steady at $3.70.
Hog Products Firmer ; pork , IJ4.50 ; lara.
t7.12K.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $0.10 ; long clear
and clear rib $7.50.
Kaunas City , April 10. Wheat Weaker :
No. 2 soft , 77ic. *
Corn Stronger ; No. 3. cash , 44c bid : '
May. 44k'o bid.
Oats No. 3 , no bids or offerings.
OMAHA MVK STOCK.
Cuttle.
UNION STUCK VAIIDS , 6 p. m. I
Tuesday , April 10 , 3. I
Tiio receipts ot cattle were unusually
lieavy to-day , there being close to three
thousand head on Rale. The market was all
I he way from 10M20o lower , the decline be
ing apparently due to the heavy receipts aiid
the lower tnnrkcts cast. Doth packers and
shippers were , liberal buyers , and inore cattle
changed hands than on any last week , but
for all that only about half the offerings
were taken. The market was prolonged
from early in the morning until dark and for
ttmt reason appeared very dull and slow ,
while in reality enough cattle were sold 'to
make an active market had the trading been
limited to the hours usual in other markets ,
The bulk of the cattle on sale wore corn fed
native steers , and while they were of fair
avrrape and quality , thcro were a good many
light cattle nnd no very heavy cattle changed
hands.
Last week's break In the hog mnrkot Is
making itself felt In diminished receipts , to
day bcliifffxtremcly light for Tuesday. The
market was active. good many loads being
sold before reaching the pens , nnd f > ( if lOe
higher.There were no prime heavy hogs on
sale , bill several heavy mixed loads brought
$5.15. A toppy load of choice heavy weights ,
had there been any such hern might have
reached $5.20. Kverythihg on sale was
closed out early.
Sliecp.
The offerings to-day consisted of two fresh
loads and tliu same number uf holdovers.
Unculpts.
Cattle 2sno
Hem --M
Sheep 200
Provnlllnir I'rlues.
The following is a table of prices paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned.
Prime steers , 1HOO to 1500 Ibs. . J 1.15 ( $1.40
Prime steers , HOD to 18HI Ibs. 3.75 W4.10
Fat little steers. 000 to 1050 Ib * . 3.50 @ 3.00
Common to choice cows. . . . . , , 2.00 ( VJ3.50
Common to choice bulls 2.00 (83.00 (
T ight and medium hogs 4.Ml ( < | 5.00
Fair to choice heavy hogs 5.05 ( § 5.15
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.95 @ 5.10
of 1'riccH.
Showing the cxtremo hiiliost and lowest
rates p.iiil Tor leaJinjjBratlojofhotjs ontlatos
mentioned :
TJvo Stock Noted.
Hops f > @ I Oc higher.
Cattle ll20c ) lower.
$5.15 top on hogs nnd $1.25 top on cattle ,
& . C. Kosn , Herman , was In with cattlo.
About 1-lijO head of cattle were weighed to
rt ay.
II. Pflcngcr. Wistier , was hero with n load
of cattlo.
Hogs averaged last wecU 2i9 pounds and 71
head to the car.
Isnno Liiilitncr , Oconco , came in with two
loads of cattlo.
B.V. . Van Doren , Loup City , was on the
marlcct with hogs ,
John Sandbcn ? , Oakland , came down with
two loads of cattle ,
II. Krvm was In with four loads of cattle
from Central tJity.
K. C. fircen was In with fifteen loads of
the KH seven cows.
G. R Hiirch , McCord Junction , Neb. ,
came in with cattlo.
J. W. Stacker , Logan , la. , marketed hogs
at $5.15 , the top prlco.
II. R Church came In from Pcarcc , Neb. ,
with two loads of cattle.
O. M. Woolworth , postmaster at LOUJI
City , came in with a car of cattle.
R C. IJlIss , Howolls , a lieavy shipper to
the yards , was in with two loads of cattlo.
The largest number of cattle over received
at these yards WHS 5.iM on September ID ,
UST.
UST.C.
C. O. Young , traveling auditor of the Wes
tern tratllu association , was a visitor at the
yards.
aA. Grccnamyr , n well known stock dealer
of Council HlutTs , was hero looking over the
market.
N. 11. narggreen , u frequent shipper to
thpso yards from Wuhoo , was in with two
loads of cattle.
QArmour reported hia.hogs as coating iBo
more thim yesterday and weighing only four
pounds heavier.
Tho-decrease iu tb& tuirnbcr ol bogs packed
tn Town Inst season , us compared With the
season before' , shofrs ! t Rilling oft of (0,011. (
J. Hnck , Crete , Vfos.'ln with five loads of
cnttlo nnd two lends fit hops. One loml of
his hofrs sold nt * 5.irvfld the othcr tfo.10.
Ainon.c the pork packing statpi in the west ,
Ohio , Indiana , Illiiiiibi Iowa , Missouri ; Kan
sas , Dnkotn , 'Wisconsin Mlchipan , Kentucky
nnd Tenncsseo nil ( Uipw.ii licavyfnllliip off in
thu iiiiinbcr of hops packed during the winter
season. Nebraska nnd Minnesota nrc the
only states which showed gain.
OMAHA AVIIOLKSAMS MA It It UTS.
Produce , Krtills , Nutn , Htc.
Tuesday , April 10.
37ic fnllowlny jtir ) ( < ifrti ( ) nrc wholesale
anil not retail. Prlcca quoted OH jinKfticc
arc the rates at whtrh round fnfs arc sold on
Milsmor/iif. / Fritlt * or other linen uf ( foods
iT'/itlrlH / { ; aim lulmr In jmcMny nmnnt ill-
uvii/s / lie Kiijii > llr < l oil nntnldc onlcru at the
sdi/ic prices quoted /or the local trade.
Untei on flour and f fed arc , / < > Mirrs' jir/rrs. /
Prim oil araln arc those iHtldhy Oinnlm
millers delivered. AH limitations on mer
chandise arc olitalncd fnnn Icadliiy houses
and arc corrected dally. I'rlccs on cntrh-
c r , cake * , etc. , arc those ( jlvcn liy Intdliti ;
minnifunnrcrt.
The produce market yesterday was quiet ;
nutter , for which considerable demand ex
ists was scarce nnd peed qualities sell well nt
figures quoted. Thei e is considerable very
common stuff shipped in. but It does not tlntl
very ready sale , what Is meant by common
stuff Is butter of nn inferior quality. Choice
butter nnd fair grades find u ready salo.
Eggs nro lower , and while to-dnv snlcs were
inndo early prices to-morrow will bo lower
and the quotation * given will doubtless bo an
outside ono. Potatoes are about steady.
New potatoes will bo put on the market next
week In considerable quantities , but nt what
price cannot now bo stated. Small vegeta
bles , onions , cucumbers , parsley and salsify
nro selling well.
Urrrai' Fancy creamery roll butter
SJ&KWc with solid packed at SJifaWe ; choice
country butter 'J'JOi'JUc , with some special
sales of fancy butter at ! Mc , common grades
1SGJ20V , Inferior stuff 9jgl3c ( , according to
quality.
Kotis Strictly fresh l $ M4o.
ONIONS Native stock , ? I.'J5 ( < i'l.r > 0 , Spanish
per box of M ) Ibs $1.50 1.75 , California on-
nions I5i4e ( per Ib.
1'OTA-ror.s Choice homo grown. S5@9."o ;
Utah and Colorado stock , $ l.IOrt ( l.ao ,
PDUI.TIIY Chickens dressed , lllo ; geese ,
r.ri > iic : : turkeys , 12gUo ( ; ducks , llu'Uulivo ( ' | ;
chickens , SUM 1.00.
Cniisi-Kull cream , latffiMne.
UAXANAS Medium , ? i.7fV't3.00 per bunch ;
choice , $ I.00M.50 ) ( ,
Tuuxips UutabagaslofWuOc ; white , -lOc
tier busliel.
LCMOSS S3.70@-I.BO per box.
DATKS 1'orsaln. ( Ic per Ib.
.S.u-u KRAUT Choice per bbl. of 32 pal.
S..OOC < r5.liO ; Ji bbl. , $4.00 4.50 ; 511.00 per bill.
of 50 gal.
CiDKU Choice Michigan cider , ? 1.60(315.50 (
per bbl. of 3'J pal.
Porcoiijc Choice rico corn Is quoted at fla
@ 4c per Ib. , other kinds , a'fo'o : ' per Ib.
CVHHOTS f2.2Tf ( ; 2,50 per bbl. ; new stock ,
5Uo per doz.
PAUSXII-S Now stock , .00 ( 11.50 per bbl.
OvsTinis Plain standard , 2.o ; plain HO-
IcctH , niu ) ; HttindurdlOc ; uxtra selects , Me ;
Now York counts , 4lc ) ; bulk oysters , counts ,
S.S."i per 100 ; selects , S2.00 per gal. ; standard ,
01. 'JS per gal. Oysters are about out of the
market.
CAimtuiis $1 per doz. for native stock and.
3ffilt ( } c jier Ib. lor California.
CAVMFI.OWCK Gootd stodk , $2.r 0@2.75 per
dozen.
OKAN-OIS California liivorsido , $3. oS >
4.00 ; Messina , § It7rM.2r ( ; Valcneias , $ T > .00 ( < ( >
S.OO ] > er case of 420 ; . .Mexican1.00 ; l.os
Angeles. g'j.TSCJfia'JS ; Nnvals , fl.r > 0 ; Lou
Angeles , W.50 ; Hiver'sido. S5.75.
HBAXS Good stock1. i2.COi2.T5 ( : California
beans , f2.2 , " > ( ( f2.40. 1
Fms In layers , 1810i ; , calic lOe ] > erlb.
NUTS I'eanuts 0Vj ( rc , raw Hrazil nuts ,
llio ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; English wal
nuts , m ISc ; lilbcrta ; ISc : Italian chestnuts'
15c ; pecans , inc. '
Hoxuv l ( > ( ( (2lc ( for 1 Ib frames ; canned
honey. ltfi)12c"per ) ( ) lib.
TOMATOIIS Sl.001.75 ( ( per box. Thcro are
very few tomatoes on the market.
PAUSI.IIY lOc per Soz.
GitiiEN ONIOXS 3Tio per doz.
Asi-AiiAOL's ! l5c per ) b.
STUAWIHIIUIIS Fresh Florida , 3. > @ 10 per
box.
CfcuMiintts $1.00 per dozen for choico.
SAi.sii'r 2.ric per bunch.
Lr.rrucK lOc per doz.
Cci.r.itv California stock , $1,50 per doz.
HrowcrN' Jjist.
SYUUPS New Orleans molasse.M. per bbl. ,
37i6K ( ) ( ; per gal. ; corn syrup. H5c ; half bbls. ,
: i"c ; I gal. kegs , $1.55 ; sorghum HSe.
PUOVISIONS Hams , 10 * < @ 10Jfc ; breakfast
bacon , 10'i ilc ; bacon sides , S CtfS c ; dry
salt , 7 ! , < cf(67 ; ! < c ; shoulders , OJj'iWTe ; dried
beef , lOC llc.
PICKI.IIS Medium in bbls , $5.75 ; do In half
bbls , $11.40 ; small in bbls , $ i.7.V ! do in half
bbls , fU..H ) ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.75 ; do in half
bbls , $1.40.
Kunscii LAUD Tierce , " ' c ; 40-lb square
cans , 7J4'c ; 50-lb round , 7'\c ; 20-lb round ,
7Jc ; 10-lb pails , 7 c ; 5-lb pails , 7c ; 1Mb
pails , Sc.
CAXXII : > Goons Oysters , standard , per
case. $ : < .IOf il.ilTi ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case ,
S.'l.HI6ill.lO ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , ? It.)0iiJ ( ) (
JI.10 ; California pears , per case , ? 4.70Cil.SO ;
nppricols. jer case , ? l.iO'l.lO ! ( . ' ; pcaclics , per
case , $5.1)0 ( 5.75 ; white cherries , pur case ,
$15.00 ; California plums , per case , SI.5UwM.00 ;
blueberries , per case , $2.20 ( ' 2.40 ; egg plums ,
2-lb , percaso , $2.50 ; pinciippplus , 2-lb per case ,
$ II.20 ( . .5.75 ; l.lb salmon ] ) cr doz , $ lh5 tl. ) < . ) ri ;
2-lb gooseberries , per case , $ ! l.25gli.3. ) > ; 2-lb
string beans , per case , ? 1.75 ( < 2)l.bO ) ; 2-lb Lima
beans , percaso , $ l. ( > Jil.nj ; 2-lb marrowfat
peas , S2.liO@2.70 ; 2-lb early Juno peas , per
case , W.S5lb ; tomatoes , $2.40 ( < 2.50 ; 2-lb
corn , S2.yO ( < 3.40.
JCU.IKSlb ! ) palls , $1.25@1.50.
SAI.T Per bbl. in car load lots , $1.30.
Korc Seven-sixteenths , 10 ? @lle.
CAXIIV Mixed , ' . ) @iic : stick , ( rJ9J
HOLLAND IIiuitiXis : ( 70 ; 72c ] ior kep.
MAI-I.K SfOAit Hricks , I2) ) < j0per Ib. ; penny
cakes , 13 ( < f 14c per Ib.
HUOOMM Extra , 4-tio , 52.CO ; No. 1 , $2.00 ;
No. $1.75 ; heavy stable , W.OO.
STAIICII Mirror gloss , BJ c ; Graves' corn ,
OK" ; Oswego gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c.
TIIAS Japans , 2li ) < T)5c ; gunpowder , 20 ( ( ?
OOc ; Young Hyson , 22 55o ; Oolong , 20 ( < 5
C5c.
C5c.Pownr.it AND SHOT Shot , $1.45 ; buckshot ,
$1.70 ; Hazard powder , * 5.K ) ; half kegs , $2.75 ;
one-fourths , $1.50 ; blasting kcgs$2.SI5 ; fuses ,
100 ft. , 45Qi'75c. '
Si'OAit Granulated , 7.a7'tfc ( ; conf. A.
GJ ( )7o ) : white extra C , tiKOiH c ; extra C ,
( ) \@ll < ; c ; 'yellow C , SJf&i.W , cut loaf 7C ( '
7 ? < c ; powdered , 7i4S4 ( ! ; New Orleans , 5
COPIT.B Ordinary grades , I0j17e ( ; fair ,
17ulKc ; ) irimelhtnl'Js- ) ; fancy preen nmlyol-
low , 22d(23e ; old government Java , 2iK.10o ;
interior Java , 25ii2Sc ( ; Mocha , 2S ( < ? . ' ! lo ) ; Ar
but'klo'H roasted , I'Jc ; McLaughlin'H
XXXX , lO c ; Uilworth's , 19J.sc ; Ucd Cross ,
1'JKc ; ahiroma , Wjc.
Wooin\WAHU : Two-hoop palls , per doz. ,
$1.40 ; tliroo-hoop palls , $1.05 ; No. 1 tub , SU75 ,
No. 2 tub , Jd.75 ; No. a tub , $1.75 ; washboards
$1.50 ; fancy washboards , $3.50 ; assorted
bowls , $2.75 ; No , 1 churns , $ (1.50 ( ; No. 3
churns , $ .50 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter
tubs , $1.70 ; spruce , in nests , $1.70.
Toiutvo Lorillnrd's Climax , 45e ; Splen
did , 45c ; Mcclnuiics' Delight , 44o ; Legpett &
Meyer's Star , 450 ; Cornen > tone , 3'Je ; Drum-
moiul'H HorsosUoo , ,45c ; J. T. , T-V ; Horg's
Spearhead , 45 ; Catlin's Mecrschaiim , Illc ;
Catlin's , Old Style , 2Sc ; Piper Hoidsick , lllo ;
Sweet TipTop ; 3c ; U. N. 0. , 17c ; Ued , White
and Hlue , ISo. _
Dry
PIIINTS Soi.tn COMIHS Atlantic , fie ;
Slater , C' ' 'c ; Herlin pil , OS'l'i Garni'r oil , (5@ (
7c. PI.NII AXI > Uoms Uichmond , IV ! ; Allen ,
< l' ' c ; Uiver Point , f > c ; Steel Hlver , lie ;
Hfcliinond , lie ; PaciHr , ( IJ i1. Ixniuo HI.L'I ;
Washington , O 'c ; Century indigo blue prints ,
Oo ; American , 7o ; Arnold , 7c ; Arnold H ,
lie ; Anold A , 12c ; Arnold Uohl Seal , lu > . ; c.
Iliiss : Charter Oak , 5o ; Itaii'apo , 4l./c ;
Lotli , 5o ; Allen , do ; Uichmond , ( ic ; Windbor ,
OMc ; Kddystono. O' ' c ; Pacilic , 0)'c. )
litiuwN Siiuntixii Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7S' ° i
Atlantio II , 4-1 , 7'4V : Atlantic 1) , 4-4 , O c ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , ( k- ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , r-c ; Au
rora O , 4-4 , 5c ; Crown XXX , 4-1 , i vMoo \ -
sier IJj , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 > ; c ;
Lawrunoo LL , 4-4 , Co ; Old Dominion. 4-4.
5SV ; PepDcrcll , H , 4-1 , 7'fc ; Pepporull O ,
4-4 , tic ; Pepporell , 8-1. IVj'u ; Pepperoll , 9-4 ,
21c ; Pepperell , 1CM. 2. > ; Utica , U , 4-1 , Bo ;
Wui'hiiMtt , 4-4 , 7'jc ; Aurora H , 4-4 , ilJ3'cj
Aurora I { , 4-4 , C ) c.
HATTS Htammrd , Oc ; Gem , lOc ; Ilcooty ,
12Uc ; Hyono , He ; H. cased , M.50.
C Wild1 Hibb , white , 13c ; col
ored , 22c.
General
FLOUII AND FJSBD Minnesota patents , t2.45
( g'J.M ' per cwt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy
winter vateuts , ( i.&lKs''JS ver cwt ; Nebraska
patents , $2.4502.50 ] > or cwt ; rye flour , $2.00
per c\vt ; wheat graham. $1 75 per cwt ; rye
prnhnm , $1.40 per cwt ; Now York buckwheat
SJ..VJ jer o\vt ; ExceWor. $3.00 JKT cwt ;
ready nllsed , $5.00 perlOO-lb case ; cornmcal ,
.yellow , $ l.hH f 1.10 per cwt : white $1.10(41.IH
per cwt'bran ; , $10.POrT17.X ( ) per ton : s"reen-
inps , $12.00 IHT ton ; hominy , $3.Co per
bbl ; chopped feed , $18.00per ton ; chopped
corn , S10.riOM7.00 ( ! _ per ton
1x4. 17 oo in wi'm ' wisi was oo
Zttl 17 nell > tO III WJ2 ( W,22 , ( XI
2x8 17 no in w in W20 ro 20 , vi
2x10 17 ( II IU M > IU .VI23 . ttl 22 00
2x13 IS OJ 111 Ml III W2I (1)21 ( ) Oil
X4 fcl ? . 18 WHIM ) IU f,0 22 CO 2,1 00
No. 1 com , s 1 sf,1S.50 I No. 3 com , s 1 s.l5.rrfi
No. 2 com , s 1 s. 17.00 | No. 4 com , s I s. 13.00
rr.xrixci.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 In 12 & 14 ft , rough . $ Jl .00
No. 1 , " " 10 " . 21.00
No. 2 , " " 14 " . HI..V )
No. 2 , " " 10 " . 17.50
StlllXO.
A , 12 , 14 & 1(5 ( ft.JJI.lH ) C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.l.VC5
H , " " ' 'O.V5 1 1) , " " 12.25
rr.iuxn ANI > IIIITITIOS.
1st com Jfin White Pinocelling . $ ai.50
2d " " " " . 27.50
Clear * ( In Norway " " . 10.00
.M com % in " " " . 14.00
FI.OOU1XO.
A (5 ( in White Pine . $34.50
Ht5ln " " . 32.50
COIn " " . 2'.l.50
Dtlln " " . 21.50
liOln " " jScl. Fencing ) . -19.00
0 In. Drop Siding ftOu per I extra.
STOCKIIOAIIDS ,
A 12 Inch si s . $1X50
H 12 " . 3D.50
C12 " . 3(1.60 (
I ) 12 " . 22.50
No. 1 com , 12 in s 1 s , 12 ft . 21.00
" " " 14 ft . 20.60
" " " 10 ft . 20.50
" " " 10 , 18,20ft , . 3U.OO
No.2 " " . 2UO (
" " " 12 & 14 ft . HUH )
" " " H5ft . 1H.60
12 In Grooved roofing , $1 per M more than 12
In Stock Hoards same length.
Ill In Grooved roofing satno prlco as 12 In
Stock Hoards.
Mill' LAP.
No. 1 Plain 8 and 10 in . $18.75
No.2 " " " . 17.25
No. 1O G , Sin . 19.25
rixisnixd.
1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , ! Ulns2 s . $50.60
' " " IK , 2 . 60.50
3d , clear , 1 In , s2s . 45.50
A. select , 1 in s 2 s . 31I.50
A , " 134IJtf , 2 in s 2 s . 43.60
H , " Ims2s . 29.50
U , " 1'4" , IJtf. 2ins2s . 30.50
13 , select , nil 10 ft , $1 extra.
Ceiling
Clear Finish , 1 and IV inch , s2s . 2(5.50 (
Clear Finish , 1 } and 2 inch , s2s . 30.00
Clear Corrugated Ceiling , 4 inch . 24.50
Clear Yellow Pine Casing and liasc. . . . 20.00
T * SOfTIIKHX VUI.I.OW I'lSK.
Com. 4 incli Flooring . $17.50
Star " " . 20.00
1st and 2d clear 4 inch Flooring . 22.00-
Clear inch Ceiling . 20.00
Clear W inch Partition . 24.00
Clear % inch , Partition S3 nbvo inch
VOI'I.AU l.lIMlllIlt.
Clear poplar bx. Hds % in s 2 s . $3(5.00 (
" " yt in panel , s 2 s . 28.00
" " Corrugated ceiling , ; < . . v:9.00 :
HATTIIXSVIMI : TUIIIXII , I'ICKKTS.
O G Units , 2 ! n . $ 70
" J xil , s 1 s . 25.00
3 in well tubing , 13 & M and bev . 22.50
Pickets , 13 & II lint . I'.I.BO
" DHsq . 19.50
blllXlil.l'.S , I.ATII.
XX clear 6 3.10 ExtrnA $ 2.90
* A * Standard. . 2.05 * AHH&U. . . 2.45
5 in clear li in clear 2.10
No. 1 1.30 Cedar * A *
Lath 2.55
I'OSIS.
White cedar 6 in J s $13.00
" O-inqi-s 13.00
" BUin , KS 11.50
" Sinqrs 9.50
" 4 In round. 14.50
Heal Entnto TrniiHl'erH.
John A Hnrbnch and wife to T T 13ad-
gcr , n yt lot 3 , blk 9 , Horbach's 2d
add , w ( I $ 475
City of Omaha to Frank Dworak et al ,
apart of Woolworth avenue vacated ,
q c 74
Carrie A Hubbard nnd husband to An
drew Hosowater , part lot 3 , blk 3 ,
Quinn's add , w d 1,400
K S Hood and wife to Max Meyer &
& Co. ct ul , lot 25 , oik 0 , Albright's
annex , w d ICO
Emma I ) Gallagher and husband to E
KOvcrull , lots 0 and 10 , blk5 , Keen's
3d add , w d 4,200
D H Archer and wiio to H W Uiloy ct
nl , part lot 100 , Giso's add , w d 1,000
Elislia Hlckok to J C Fctxev , s 22 ft
lot 9 , blk 19 , E V Smith's add , w d. . 2,200
Uichard M Genius et al to M Diokmim
et nl , lot 5 of lot 8 , blk 78 , South
Omaha , w d 3,200
A E Kilby ct , alto D II Wheeler jr ,
lots 5 , 0 and 7 , blk 22 , Carthage add ,
W d 2,000
Otto Lobcck and wife to.I II Hrown ,
lot 12 , blk 1 , Lincoln place , w d 925
August lienzon et al to Anderson Jen
sen , lot 12 , Hcnzon & Johnson's sub ,
w d 205
Gco K Hiirker and wife tc W T Hobin-
son , lots 31. 35 blk 8 , Orchard Hill ,
w d 1,200
"Windsor Place Htiildmir Ass'n to Mar
tin Calm , lot 47 in Windsor Place
extension add , w d 800
Frank li Johnson ct til to Sidney 13
Uroclf , lot H blk 1 , Orchard Hill ,
w d. . . CEO
South Omaha Land Co to The Public ,
map of blks 200,232 , 23(5,258,3VO ( , 273 ,
2(10,2118,302.301 ( , 300 , 310 , 319 , 328 ,
331 , in South Omaha plat
United states -Samuel A Orchard ,
invVofnw 5 , 14 , 13 , containing
38. ( M acres
Louis Sehroeder to U Koutsky , lots 0 ,
7 , 15 blk 1 , Urown Park , wd 3,000
Seventeen transfers , aggregating. . $ 22,729
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday by the superintendent of build
ings :
James Tracy , cottage , Eleventh and
Vinlon ? 500
E F Augustat , cottage , Valley near
Fifteenth 450
T Henson , addition to cottage , 8217
WebsttT 100
.fames Callalian , two story frame
residence , Fourteenth near Web-
Hter 2,000
George Hurst , addition to cottage ,
1810 Forth Thirty-third 150
Kate M Wiley , two story nnd attio
frame rsaidenco , Paul near Pleas
ant 3,500
C C Hpottswood , ono and threo-qnar-
tor story frame dwelling , Orchard
near Hamilton 1,700
K K MclCelvoy , three rottages , Twen-
ty-bovunth nnd Patrick avenue . . . . . 1,500
Mrs. Anna Nelson , addition to cottage ,
120 South Twenty-sixth 100
Dr. W. H. Lanyun , cottage , dairies
near Twenty-seventh 700
John Langtreo , addition to dwelling ,
Martha ami Twenty-ninth fXX )
Elnrcn permits aggregating (11,450
. .11. I'Al.iltlt. K. Jl. lUrilMASJ. . II. III.A.NCIUIUI.
PALMER. niCHMAN k CO. .
Live Slock Commission Merchants ,
OtUco-UuimilJ , Opimmio Kxclmiiiro llullillng , Union
_ block Vuiiln.N'Utli Uiuuhii , Nt'li.
McCOY BROsTi
Live Slock Commission Merchants ,
Market fnrnltlifil frvoon application. Worker" and
fftMlpr * f unilMlitHl on i-'ood tiTim. Uu'tiri'ncfi' OtiiH *
hit Nulluniil Hunk unil South Oiualm .Vulluiini , Uutoo
Hock V..rd , fuutU Uuuilm.
Live Stock Commission ,
I loom li , Kxctianue llulldlriti. fnluu Hto k Yardi ,
tvuutU Umulia. NI-IJ.
ALEXANDER i FITCH.
Commision Dealers in Live Sock ,
r.oom fi , Opixitlto KitlmiiKn llulldlnir , Union t-tock
VurJ , iHJutli OiuuUu , J iL.
tJNldN STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
Jcba tMld , suKcrtlitcnacut.
Imploinonts.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DcalcrinAgrlcnllBrallfflplBincDls , Wagons ,
ere und lliiiKlof. J < iip Sln' < 'l > lntweenVth ( > tiU
_ _ _ _ _
L I N 1 N G E R ft M ETOA LVcoH
A ricnltnralImplementsWa ) onsCarriagcs ,
lliiKBlfi' , Klf. Wliolofnlp Otrmtta. N
, \VholoMln llpnlcr In
AgncnlliiralIninlenientsWagons&Buggics ,
Ml. MB. O5 nn > l IV7 Jones Ftffcl , Omnhn.
PrP. "KlAST & "CO,1
Mannfaclnrers of Buckeye Drills , Sceflers ,
H , HAT llnlici.CUIcr Jlllb unit l.uban l-ul-
ltrm. ror. lull nml Nloholm Mrccls. _
IMPLEMENT cb.1
. - Wholc lo -
Agncnltnral Implements , Wagons & Bnggics
Comer Hth nml Nlrlioln * tjttrctn.
( IMAltAllUANCU.
J.F.SEIBERLING A CO. ,
lAkron , Ulilo.t
Hamstinff Machinery anuBiiiilcr Twine'
W. I ! . Mvad , Mnnnner. ' " 3 l-cn 'inuittli t. , Umnlm
Doots nnd Shoos.
W. V. MORSE A C0 .r
Johocrs of Boots and Shoes. .
' Mntorlnis.
Artists'
_ _ "
A HOSPE , Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M3 luiidn > Htrcet , ( hnnlii , NVlirnikn.
MOLINE.MILBURN& STOOD AHD Co
Miunifftcturern anil Jobbers In
Wagons Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. 0th iiml IVdno Street , nmahn , Ni < h.
1110 liaHIUJDoiiKlns St. , Oinnlm .Mnnulnctury , Sum-
iiuTSt. , llontnn ,
KIRKENDALLJONES A CO. ,
to Kcctl , JOIH-H & I'o.l
Wholesale Mainifactnrers of Boots anfl Sliocs
ll lon Uubt-or Slide Co. 1KB. 11U4.V 1UK
Hnrni'y St.linnlni. Xi'bninli ! ! .
Bopksollors and Stntlonors.
" H. M. i S. W. JONES.
Successors to A. T. Kcnyon .V Co. , \ \ liuk'Mila A Itctnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Flno WoiWInn HtHtlnnrrr. Coinnii-rclnl Stixtloncry.
l&'tl DuuKlin Street , Umiilm , Npb.
Cpffoos , SpicoB , Etc-
' '
CLARKE COFFEE'CO. ,
Utnnlm ColToo nnil Hl'lie Mlll.i.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
KInvurliiK Kxtmcln. Lninulry llluc. . lnk . Ktc. nil-
Hill Iliinu'y Sln-oi. Omnlin. Nplir < kn.
CroclTory nnd Clneowaro.
" "
W.L.WRIGHT ,
ARCnt for Iho Mriiiulncturcrs nnd Imporlcn of
Crockery , Glassware/ Lamps , Chimneys ,
KtiOR _ ! cu , 1117 S. iitli : Kt. , Oiniibn , Ne riinkn. "
PERKINS. CATCH & LAUMAN ,
Inilinitern nml Jobbers ur
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware ,
Etc 1511 Knrnnm St. , Now I'njitnn IliilldliiK.
Commission nnd Storage.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. ,
( Successors to Mci-lmno .V fchrocrtcr. )
Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oiunba. Nvbronka.
EMMAL & FAIRBRASS ,
WllOll'hlllO
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commission
MertliimU. Corri'Kininilcnco Kdllrltptl. 1U14 Nort
Kith Si reel , Ouiuba , Nob.
RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Duller , Kccs , CIICCKP , 1'oultrj. ( inmc ,
Oyster * , Ktu. , Klc. mgotitli 14th SI reel.
_ ConLjDoko nnd Limo.
OMAHA"COAL. . COKE & LIME"co. . .
Johte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
K South nth Street , Onmlm , Ncbrnskn.
J.
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
Anil Milliners of Coal , Coke , Compnt , riBMor , l.lmc ,
Drain Tllo , onil Sewer I'lpo. Ollleo , i'nxlon Hotel ,
Karimin St. , Omnlin , Neb. Tulcilionu | bll.
'
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South 13th St. . Oinnm ) , Neb.
Dry Goods nnd Notions.
" " " "
M . "E"SMITH & co. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1105 nnd 1101 Douglas , Cor. Mill St. , Oinnha. Neb.
kiLPATRiclK"6cTi D"RY COODSCO
Importers and Johliers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gents' Furnishing Oonits. Corner llth und llojuej-
Sta.OinHtili. NebrHnkn.
Furniture.
"
DEWEY
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Farnam Strprt. Oiunlia , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK.
Furniture
Oiualm , Nv
Groceries. _ _
& CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
70S , 7U7,7TO nnil 711 fi. 10th St. , Omulm , Neb.
MoCORDTBRADY & CO
Wliolcsale Grocers ,
Utli nnil I-onvunworth Strocls , Onmhn , Neliraikn.
Hnrdwnro ,
LEE' FRIED m co. .
Johliers of Hardware and Kails ,
Tlnnaro , Hhept Iron , Kin. Accnts for llowo Scales ,
und Miami 1'owUor Co. , Umulin , Neb ,
H i M E AUGH & TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools nnd IliilTulo Hoalen. 1 J6 Douiilai
Htreet , Unialia , Nebrndiu.
RECTORTwTLHELMY Si CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Harrier Sis. , Omiilia , Neb. Western Ascnti
for Austin Powder Co. , Julfrnnn Mi-el Nallf ,
Fairbanks Htundanl Scules.
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MARKS BROS. SADDLEH > . CO' .
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\Vliol.f | > iilii Miniiiliiclureni of
Saddlery & Johliers of Saddlery Hardware
Ami Leather. JiUI , J n nnd HIJ7 lluiuuy Bt.Uniiihu ,
Nebratkn.
Heavy Hnrriwnro.
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"w. j. BROATC"H ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
f [ > rlnp , Wation Slock , Iliinlwaro , Lumber , IStc. lift
anillVllllarnry Street , uiualm.
JAMES A , EDN'EYi
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Hats , Caps , Etc.
"W."L. PAKROTTE & GOT , "
Wholesale Hals , Caps and Straw Goods ,
liiff Harrivjr tittcut , Ouialm , Net ) .
LumtJor.
'OMAHA uurvibiTn'co. , " "
All Kinds of Building Material at Wliulesalc
lit i Street and t'nlon PuclflcTraik. Oiustiu.
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LOUIS BnADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasli ,
IH > otsUtc. Vt Jl ( > irnf r 7tti anil IHiuUlai ; Colon
Vtlj ud Duuglus.
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. N . CIETZ ,
Dealer in Ail Kinds 01 Lnmhcr ,
.llh nhit California Streots. Omaha Nchrnrt
FRED W. GRAY.
Lnmliep Lime Cement Etc Etc
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rorncff.lhBpJ DouclasPt. . .Oro hii.
. HARVEY LUMBER COT.
To Dealers Only ,
.lKM Farnam Sum Omalia ,
JOHN AT WAKEFIELDi '
Wholesale Lnmhcr , Etc ,
Wlilto I.IIIIP.
CHAS. P. LEE ,
Dealer in Harflwoofl Liimlicr ,
Wool Orrfl * nil I'nninrl Vlimrltu PHi unit Untidy
Iron VVorktt.
Wronglit and Cast Iron Billing Wort ,
! , Urn" * Work , ( Irnprnl V'onmlry Mnchln * nil
Work , limcc Hinl Wotkn , t ; 1' Itj.
niul Ulli Mri'H. Uninlin.
vvom < s
Mannfacliirers of Wire anil Iron Railings
Desk ll ll > , Window Iliinrt1 . Honor SUnd , Wlra
Min ) , Klc. K\ North Ifth Slrrpl.Omnha.
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes I
Vault * , , ' " " Work , Iron nn'l ' Wlro Konrlnit , SlgnK , 1CIO.
IJ An IriMMi ls * > > rtr HIM Mn I , ln 'U oi * * t _
CHAMPION IRON nml VVinEWOnKa
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing Guards
UU scrciMii , lorbniika , oiiu-u ! flou-x , in.loln.v < , via
rUTpit Airnliiii * , U < ckimltli .Mnchlnrrr
UlncksiullliWorkt , 40JSuulli HtliM I.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,
Cicncrnl ARI'IIH fc > r Dlcbnlit S f A txiek Oo , ' ,
Vaults uml Jull Work , 1113 Kiirimm direct , Onmliiv. I
luiiiiiiury nntl Nutlono. _
I. OUERFEUDEH .V CO. . '
Ininorters & Jotters in Millinery & Notions
an. 310 nml ilj South 1111) Street. _
Notions
J. T.
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
lfl iuid4VHciithllll ( ) > SI.OmnliB.
VINYARD & SCHNEIDEn ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
11115 lUrncj street. Omnliii.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wliolsale Rcflnoil and Lubricating Oils ,
AiloiH'HH.lU'.Onmlm. : A. II. Hlshop.MiitiRt ij
Points nno Oils- _ _ _ _ _ _ '
ct'MMiNcis & NKII.SON ,
Whl > l 'SHl DuilUTN III
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
11S | Fiirn'im Slnt ! > tUniiiliiiNub.
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„ „ „ . . _ Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry n nlro stuck of Printing , Wrapping nnil Wrlllnf
1'u. ar. HpL'dal attention Klvuu to cur Icmrt onlvra. j
Printors' Materials.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER
Auxiliary Publisliers ,
IK'RlcrsIn
Coocla-
OMAHA RUI3DER C
Mannfacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
311 Clothing anil Leather lIultliiK. l a.Kilmniu BtrooU
Ptimpa , Etc.
A. L. STRANG CO. .
Pimps , Pipes and Engines ,
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CHUHCHILU PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
3to mnml Wnlor Punpllpv npnilnunrteni for Jlnnt
> ooitACo'iirooila.lltl | _ _ Kiiriinni St..Oiunlm.
U. S. WIND ENGFN Elt PUMP CoT
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Unlll'lnrWInilMllli. PH nml PM Fnrnam Hi. , Omaha ,
_ _ ' 1' . llosn , Acting JlnnxBcr.
BROWNELlT& CO. . '
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Blioullron Work Htcnm I'limiw.S.'iw MIM . 1213-1211
U'livenworlli Mrei'l. Uinulia. _
_ _ ' SoodH.
PHll.'sTIMMEL Jt'cb r
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
< ; * Hri > < t Omnlin.
Storage , Forwarding & . _ CommlBsion
ARtviSTnONdTPETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
tlrench hoOAOnf tint llcitnur MiiKny Co. IliWKlcs ( I
nliok'ialt ) unil ri'tnll , l.KH 1:110 : nn.l 1312 Irard Htreet ,
Oinlilut. TiHtMihnnu No.V.Vl.
Broworo.
STORZ & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1V.M Kcrtli Klgthtoontli Htrec't , Onuiha. Neb.
_ Ovoralla.
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CA'NFIEL'D MANUFACTURING co. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Ji nn I'uuU , SlilrtJ , l-.ti ! . llWnn.l 1101 1)uuifln > Htrcet.
liiuhu ) , Ncl > ,
" _ Cornloo. _
EAGLlTcORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Ki'tnttiT. ' I'ropilplnr. V3 > Ilnilco nnil Ktlnnd 1C4
ttorlli I'Jtli ' tilruut , Umitlia. _
Snsh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV C CO. ,
Whnlusulu .Mmiur .ctiirprs of
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Monldings ,
llranch liOIro , IVlli unil Irani htroeU , Umaliu , Neb ,
BOHN MANUFACTURINO CO.
Manufacturei's of Sash , Doors , Blinds.
Moul'llniis ' , Hliilr Work ntiil lnli'rlur Hunt Wooit Kln <
mi. N , C , L'uruur Ptli mill U'uvcnwoi Hi btruuti ,
Uiualin , Jjlt'li , '
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO , ,
Manafacturers of Moulding , Sash , Doors ,
And llllnils , Tiirnlnir. Stulr-worU , llnnk nml OrUro Y\\t \
Iliiun Jiili nnil I'mmlctbn AYHIIIIO.
_ Srnoko Stocks , Bollora , Eto.
H. K. SAWYER ,
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
IlrUcliln H , THMk milit ( r.crul lluiu-r ltt ( ulrinu1315
DIM ! , ; . ' Mreet. umul.it. Nub
THEGAPTfOL HOTEL
LINCOLN. , WEB.
Tba test known and most popular Hotel In tin
stale1 , liocnt'on cvntral , atiimlntruonls rlrvt-claiif.
lUuiliiuartcrs fur commercial mun ana nil ( .ullllciu
kOU pUUuCL'Ut JVIlfllf9
K. r JIOC10KN I'-uprletor
JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT
< . Advertising tma uhtoyi proven
BticccEifuI. llcforo I'luclni ' ; unjf
N'owajiapor AcJvurtlsInK conaua
LORD & THOMAS ,
4iltl i Hr t. CIIICACO-
PEERLESS DYES