Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATTJKDAY , MAY 26. 18Sa
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
A Good Day For the Scalpers In
Wheat.
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SEE-SAW TRADING ALL DAY.
Unexpected Jlccclpts AVcnlcqn Corn
Short * In Onts Hciiiccxcit A aln
Provisions Continue Dull
Cnttlc Fojrly Active *
OfllOAGO PUOUUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO , May S5. [ Special Telegram to
THE NEB. ] It was another goodday in wheat
for the scalper and the commission man.
Thcro was n range of IJ c , and the fluctua
tion wan up and down and down and up , so
that both sellers and buyers had only to got
In at the right moment to both mako. * July
Btnrtcd nt , 87 ; ! c , and was weak on selling by
Hutclilnson and on general realizing by
Thursday's ' buyers. Cables were not deci
sive and cxpjrls wcro small. Their Inllu-
cnco took the prlco down KC to Wc for
July nnd &SnO for December. Cudahy was
n moderate buyer on the decline. Norton
& Worthltigton began nt 81jc } , and until
the market turned took 200,000 bushels nt
each ifc ( decline. When the decline stopped
they left the market. There was a report In
the pit that the McCormlek Harvester com
pany had Issued n report giving an estimate
of only 40 per cent yield of winter wheat.
It had a decisive bull influence. Afterward
the report was denied , but the market did
not set back. The truth of the story Is the
general superintendent of this big corporation
did say that ho should Judge from reports
of his agents that the winter wheat yle'ld
would not bo above 40 per cent of a crop , but
the company abandoned getting out reports
Bovcral years ago. The guess of the superin
tendent , whllq worth something , is consequently
quently not based on any methodical sum
mary of the news facilities of the company.
Ream was unquestionably a big buyer.
Brokers gave up his natuo on n lot of wheat
just before the 1 o'clock close. During the
day , however , ho was uersonally openly n
seller , offering at 87c 500,000 bushels or any
part. Tills was probably to aid the raid opara-
tlonsjjf his brokers. Primary market receipts
wcro 100,000 bushels and the exports only
83,000. Outside markets wcro strong. July
opened at 87c , sold between 80J < o nnd 8SJ c
and nt 1 o'clock closed at S8X@SStf c.
The receipts of corn 700 cars were above
expectations and the quality the highest so
far on the crop. Of the 790 cars 518 , or a little
tlo over C5 per cent , graded No. 2. The
result was a break of nearly So in
May and of nearly lo in July.
There was less significant trading than
usual and the estimates for Saturday 710
cars wcro largo enough to increase the
weakness. On the other hand tbo shipping
dcmaud for low grades was good. May corn
opened at 58c , and at 1 o'clock was down to
txo. July opened at 50 > .fc , and at 1 o'clock
closed at G5c.
May oats shorts were given another twist.
May opened at 30J/c and sold up to 83c , and
thcro was a great deal of covering by the
smaller shorts. Norton & Worthington ,
while undoubtedly selling through .brokers ,
helped the price Up by openly buying. They
wore largo buyers of July , taking ono 150,000
bushel lot from Raymond. July opened at
83J o and at 1 o'clock closed nt 83c.
In provisions trading is still slow. Traders
of all classes cash and speculative showed
even moro than the usual indifference , and
the day passed without witnessing any
change to speak of. The product , however ,
was hold comparatively steady , though nt 1
o'clock lard nnd bbort , ribs stood 3M@oo
lower tha'h last night's ' final prices. Pork
was unchanged to li > o lower. Fluctuations
all around were conllned to narrow limits.
AFTBHNOON Sns ioN Wheat lower ; May
closed at aoout SO c and Juno at SG5 c. July
opened at 8Sc , sold ut S7j5 c up to SSjtfc , off to
8To sparingly , closing nt 67.c bid , August
closing nt 87 0 , September at 87tfc , Decem
ber at 89c. Corn , weak : Juno closing at
llers. July opened nt 55c , sold ut
65 0 , then to 6555c , split , closing nt
65c , August closing at 55c. September
closed nt 55J c. Oats were steady for May.
Pork was quiet and unchanged , closing at
$14.35 for May and June , $14.45 for July ,
514.45 for August and (14.U ( > $ for Septem
ber. Lard was a shade easier. Juno closed
nt | 8.57K@8.CO , July at $ S.C2f August
closed at * 3.C5 and September and October nt
$8.fi7K. Short ribs wera a trifle easier. May
and Juno closed nt ? 7.G5. July sold and
closed at $7.72)4 ) and August at $7.60. Sep
tember was quoted at $7.1)0. )
CHICAGO lilVE STOCK.
Cuicxao , May 25 , [ Special Telegram to
THE BEE. I CATTLE Considering the great
Increase in receipts and the largo number
bought for shipment yesterday the market
'was In good shape to-day. No essential con
cessions wore asked by purchasers and trade
moved along about the same as yesterday.
Prime , handy , desirable steers sold fully up
to yesterday's values nnd In some Instances a
Elmdo rtnncr. Coarse , leggy nnd common
natives , as has become almost a law In the
trade , \ycro neglected , slow and rather weak.
There were only a few loads of Texans ,
scarcely n sufficient number to make a mar
ket , yet this fact did not seem to help out the
average run of native butchers and canning
stock. Buyers of such having bought
liberally of Texans the past day or
two said they could afford to wait until there
was an increase in the run of Texans. Veal
calves were not wanted and ruled 60 to OOo
lower than lost week , The stockcr and fec'dcr
trudo remains quiet nnd prices steady ; fancy
$5.25 ; steers 1050 to 1500 Ibs , .45@5.00 ; 1200
to 1350 Ihs , $4.20@4.70 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs , $3.80 ®
4.20 ; stackers and feeders , $2.00@4 15 ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , $1.7C@'J.OO ; hulk , FJ.50 ( < J2.85 ;
slop-fed steers , $4.0@ > 4.GO ; Texas steers ,
t3.7SQ4.'J5 : cows , $1.00 ( S.eO.
Hoes Business continues brisk and prices
rtcady , as compared with the past day or
two. Host heavy , $5.7B(3$5.80 ( , and best
mixed at 13.05(35,70 ( ; inferior mixed , $5.00(3 ( !
C.C2U ; light sorts in good demand at ? 5.fl5i ( §
C.70 tor 170 to 280-lb averages , and $5.55 ( < J5IGO
for 100-lb averages ; light-light , ? 5.40@5.60.
FINANCIAL.
Now YonK , May 25. [ Special Telegram
to Tim BEE. | STOCKS The stock market
that looked at the close last night as though
it would go all to pieces to-day suddenly
changed its course aud advanced with as
much rapidity as it had previously declined.
Tbo rauso of this quick reversal of tone was
duo to the over-selling of the past four days
and also to the placing by Corbln of $25 ,
000,000 general mortgage Reading 4's and
$11,000,000 first preferred income 5's in Lon
don. The prlco paid for the 4's was said to
bo 67)f ) net and that they will probably bo
offered to the public at 03 to 92 > f , The syn
dicate making the purchase Is the strongest
that could possibly bo made , bolng composed
of the Rothschilds , Baring Bros. , Brown
Bros , and Droxcl & Morgan , Arbitrage
bouses wcro heavy buyers of Reading and
that stock set the pare for all the rest.
There wcro several sharp reactions after
quluk advances , but the rallies that followed
invariably carried prices higher than before.
The shorts rushed to cover , aud prices
wore advanced and closing sales wcro 2) )
points above yesterday's lust sales. The
Reading statement for April showed a net
increase of $103,014 , but for December 1 to
May 1 there is a net decrease of $1,411,134 ,
There was $75,000 charged to the expense
account that used for betterments. The
St. Paul pool has sold out and como of Its
members have gone short to try and maUo
up their losses. U was said that the new
president Mr. Mlllcrt-and some of the olt
Wull street Directors were not able to agree ,
the former , U is said , Insisting that tbo roat
should be run on business principles , and
not Jn the Interest of Wall street , ana that
the next dividend bo uot declared unless
earned. Y.on Hoffomn withdrew 20,000
shares from ths str. cttbls morning nnd will
ship 25,000 shares to London by to-jnorrow's
steamer. This , it wfti * nld.wciUi stop the
exportation of gold , but $150,000 was .Igkcn
odnyi making $6,000,000 to date. The other
Blocks ot jirqmlnenco werp fteW England ,
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific. The
irlces all moved Howard and closing sales
vero at nearly outside prices , showing pet
fains ofM on St. Paul , \ \ { on Now Eng-
nndH on Burlington , I/ on Canada
Southern , 1 on Lake Shore nnd Union Pa
cific , Jf on Westprn Union , on Louisville
& Nashville , } { on Njrtliprn Poejflo pro-
orcfid end J ( on Oregon Transcontinental ,
While the rest of the list was firm njid ad
vancing. Fort Worth & Denver dropped 2
points. Tito total sales were 043,101 shares
mil as on yesterday four stocks furnished
ho greater part : Reading 131,200 shares ,
St. Paul 70'OJ , Now England 24,000 , Union
'acifio 10,200 and Northwestern 15,500.
Money closed at IJf p6r cent ; bar silver 91J .
OOVCIINMBSTS. Government bonds wore
quiet but steady.
TESTEIIDAT'S QUOTATIONS.
ruoDucE ni
Mny 25. Following nro the
20 : ; closing prlcca :
Flour Dull and unchanged ; winter wheat ,
in bbls$3.00@l.T5 ; Insacksf2.7r8.8n ) ; spring
wheat , in bbls , $3.GO@5.00 ; in aaclts , 81.75 ®
4.50 ; rye ( lour , hi bbls,53.10@3.30 ; in sacks ,
? 0.'JO@3.10.
Wheat Active nntl quiet early ; opened
about the same as yesterday's closing , and
closed the snrao to % c higher : cash , bOVc ;
Juno , 80XoJuly ; , ST fc.
Corn Modcrutcly active but wcalcor , clos-
ng Jfl2o ( below yesterday ; oasb , OO c ;
June , 652 < fc ; July , 55Jifc.
Oats Show but little gain over yesterday's
iriccs , if any ; cash. 3Sc ; Juno 34 o ; July.
J3c.
Kyo G } 4c.
Barley Nominal.
Prime Timothy $2.25.
Flax-seed tl.ar.
Whisky $1.10.
Pork Dull , with prices little moro favora-
) lo to buyers ; cash and June , f 14.35 ; July ,
Lard Easier and lower ; 'cash , fS.5"J ;
Juno , fS.57K@8- ; July , ? S.U2i < .
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders. ? 0.0000.25 ;
short clear , $3.15@3.20 ; short ribs , $7.05.
Butter Easy ; creamery , 17@21o ; dairy ,
Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars and
lats , 8J @ 9c ; young Americas , 8/(29o. (
ERRS Firm at 13@13 c.
Hides Unchanged ; green hides
icavy green salted , 5J c ; light green salted ,
Oc ; salted bull , 4J ogreon ; bull , 'Ao \ green
salted calf , So ; dry flint and dry calf , 12@13o ;
dry salted , 10c : deacons , 30o each.
Tallow Unchanged ; country , 4J @ 5c ; No.
2,4Mo ; cake , 4 @ 5cperlu
Hccoipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 1U.OOO 'J9.000
Wheat bu . XOOO 18,000
Corn , bu . 357,000 1(51,000 (
Oats , bu . 214,000 201,000
Uyc , bu . 7,000 3,000
Uarley , bu . 11.000 _ 5.000
Now York , May 25. Wheat Kcceiuts ,
100,000 ; exports , 32,000 ; cash grades were
moro active , but M@K ° lower ; options ruled
very irregular , opening n shade better , but
subsequently broke l ( < ilXc on frco selling ,
closing heavy at } @ 94C under the best.
Ungraded red , 03 @U7Kc ; No. 3 red ,
93K@'J5K ° in store and elevator , 07@0"Mo
delivered , We free on board ; Juno closing
Corn Receipts , 43,000 ; exports , 30,000 ;
spot moderately active but n shade lower ;
options declined J < i@J c early , ruling heavy
throughout tbo day , closing steady with some
reaction ; ungraded mixed , 04J @O.Wc ; No.
3 , 04 < § 04tfcj No. 2 , GoKcln elevator , OO c
delivered ; Juno closing at C3 c.
Oats Receipts , 00,000 ; exports , 250 ; mod
erately active and n trifle higher ; mixed
western , 3i@40o ( ; white western , 42Q47c.
Coffco Spot , fair ; Rio , firm nt $10.25 ;
options opened stronger but closed heavy and
lower ; sales , 1)0,250 ) bags ; May , $14,00 ;
Juno , S13.80@14.15 ; July , $11.10@13.55 ! ; Au
gust , S12.40@12.Sb ; September , Sll.SO ®
12.20 ; October , $ U.45@U.W5.
Petroleum United closed strong at S0c.
Ecrgs Firm and request fair ; western ,
Pork Steady nnd in fair demand ; mess
quoted at f 14.00@14.60 for old ; I15.25@15.50
for now.
Lard Opened n shade lower , reacted and
closed llrrn ; western steam spot quoted at
.
Butter Dull and rather easier ; western ,
Cheese In fair demand.
Liverpool , May 25. Wheat Steady
nnd demand fnlr , but holders offer sparingly ;
California No. 1 , Cs 10di7s ( per cental ; red
western spring , Cs Od'0s lid.
Corn Steady and demand fair ; now
mixed western , 5s 4Jtfd Per cental.
Minneapolis , May 25. Wheat Receipts ,
141 curs ; shipments , 71 cars. Sales were
made at & @ } < io nb ° vo yesterday , but con
siderable grain was carried away at close of
session unsold. Closing m store : No. 1
hardf cash , BSJfc ; Juno , bOo ; July , 87o ; No , 1
northern , cash , 8le ; Juno , 65o ; July , 60o ;
No. 2 northern , cash , 82Ke ; June , 82c ,
July , 84e. On track No. 1 hard , 87o ; No.
1 northern , 85J c ; No. 3 northern , 83c.
Flour Quoted patents to ship in sacks in
car lots , S4.50@4.70 ; In barrels , $4.70 ( < J4.00. !
Milwaukee , May 25. Wheat Strong ;
cash , S3Uo ; July , 84 } c ; August. S55f ,
Corn Steady ; No. 3 , 50 } o.
Oats Higher ; No 3 white , 39a
Hyo Weak ; No. 1 , 05J < fc.
Burley Firmer : No. 2 , CS o.
Provisions Easier ; pork , May , $14.350
14.40.
Bt. liouls. May 25. Wheat Higher ;
cash , OOKo ; June , OOXc.
Corn Weak : cash and May , 55c ; Juno ,
.
Oats Higher ; cash , 80X@37Y < j ; June ,
34jffc.
Pork-115.00.
Lard-f3.45.
Whisky tl.13.
Butter Finn ; creamery. 20@22o ; dairy ,
10@20o.
AFTHIINOON BOATID Wheat lower ; Juno ,
P0o bid ; July , 8So bid ; August , 87K@88o.
Corn-Dull ; Juno , r 2 > < o bid : July , 63 0
nominal ; August , WKd bid. Oats Qu'.ot ;
June , 31 c ; July , 80 > fo bid ; August , 27 o
asked.
Kuusns City , May 25. Wheat Strong ;
No. 2 soft. 60Jfo asked.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 cash. 49cbld , 50c
asked ; Juno , 49o bid , COYo asked ; July , 50o
bid , 51o asked.
Cincinnati , May 25. Wheat Stronger ;
No. 2rcd.04&i > 95c.
Corn Steady and quiet ; No.2mlxcd , 58c.
Oats Strong and higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
'
Kye Dull ; No. 2. fiSJj
Pork-Firm at 414.73.
Lard Firm at ? 8 15.
Whisky Steady at tl.13.
Now Orleans , May 25. Corn Firmer ;
mixed , OSo ; whltoand yellow nominal but
held higher.
Oats-Steady ; No. 3HKc. .
Cora Meal Quii ; > l at &J.1U.
Hog Products Firm and in fair de
mand ; pork , f 15.00 ; laru , refined tierce ,
S7.b7K.
Bum Meats Shoulders , | 0.59 ; long clear
nnd clear rib , $7.b75 < .
WVI5 STOCK. .
May25 , The Drovers' Journ.ll
reports as follows :
Caltlo Rccciins , 8,000i market steady1
fancy , f5.25 ; steers , f3.SO(35.00 ( ; stoclrera aud
'oeder * , f2.00@4.15 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
f 1.75@3.00 ; Texas steers , $2.71K 4 25.
Hogs Receipts , 2,000 ; market stronjr early ,
closin weak ; ml : cd W.45@5.70j heavy ,
$5.90 } light , QS.OSj slilps , f 4.00@
oheep Itec'clpts. 0,000) ) market steady ! na
tives. M.75@r..25 ; Westerns , M.OOQ5.00 ; Tex-
ons. .7S4.80 : lambs , fcQo to K.80 per head.
sc v 3 * J _ * * AJ'Jj'ir v ) " -r-
National Htook Ynrus , East Bt.
Ionls , May 25. Cattle Receipts , l.fWJ
shipments , iSOO ; market strong ; cnolco
icavy native steers , tt.40@5.00 ; fair
to good native steers , t4.1SgT.70 ( ; butch
ers' steers , medium to choice , (3.20$4.i ( !
stackers and feeders , fair to good. ? 2.40tJ (
3.CO ; rangers , ordinary to good , (2.2o@
4,10. "
II6gs Receipts. 0,000 ; shipments , 2,700 ;
narkct active and strong ; choice heavy and
rtitchcrs' selections , t5.G5@5.75 : packing ,
medium to prime. $5.45@u.C3 ; light grades ,
ordinary to best , $ f > . 5@6.50.
Knnons City , May 2. > . Cattle Rccclpt ,
2,000 ; shipments , 400 ; market strong and
active ; good fat cattle lOo higher ; good to
choice corn-fed , $4.30@4.70j common to mc
llnm , $3.25C l.lOstockers ; , $2.0092.00 ; feeding - '
ing stcrrs , $3.00@3.00.
Hogs Receipts , 8.100) ) shipments , O.WX ) ;
market opened steady but a shade lower ;
good to choice , $3.50@3.CO ; common to
medium , $3.00@5.40 : skips "and pigs , J2.50@
4.SO.
_ _ _ _ _
OMAHA IjlVE STOCIl.
Cnttlc.
Friday , May 25 , 18S3.
There was a slight gain in the receipts of
cattle although they wore light again to-day ,
inly thirty-eight fresh loads being on sale.
The market wnsstronpcrandgood bcof cattle
wcro In demand. Handy fat cattle sold
about Go highnr. As high as $4.50 was paid
for n bunch of cattle weighing only a little
over 1,300 Ibs. All the desirable beef cattle
wore sold before the closo.
The hog market was lu the worst condition
Lhat it has been In for a long time. Thcro
wcro 117 frcsli loads on sale nnd the buyers
started oat from the first to hammer prices.
The market was extremely slow nnd drag
ged from the opening until the closo. A few
loads were sold at a dccUno of about 5c , but
Lho great bullc of the sales wcro made lOc
lower. By midday over half the hogs were
unsold. At the time the market closed there
wcro still a good many loads unsold ,
Sheep.
Thcro were only three loads on the market
and they were sold.
llccclpts.
Cattle 800
Hog * 8,200
Sheep 400
PruvallinR Prices.
Thofollowing is a table of prioss p.Ud in
Hi Is market for the grades of stock men
tioned.
Prlmostcors , 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . $4.30
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. . 3.90
Fat little steers , 000 to 1050 Ibs. 3.80
Common to choice cows. . . ' . . . . 2.00
Common to choice bulls 2.00
Fair to choice light hogs 5.10 . .
Fair to choice heavy hogs 5.4P (3)5.55 ( )
Fair to choice mixed hogs. . . . . 5.2o @ 5.40
HcpreHciitntivo Sales.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
1 cow , 1)50 ) 2.25
2 bulls 1500 a.oo
1 cow . ' 1150 8.00
Istag 1180 3.00
2 bulls 1550 3.00
Istag s'JO 3.10
1 steer. 850 2.25
Icow , 1125 3.25
4 cows 950 3.25
Scows 1000 3.25
Sbulls 1700 3.25
Icow 1150 3.25
1 steer 950 3.35
2stcers 895 3.50
0 mixed. 1230 8CO
20 steers 075 3.C5
1 steer 1400 3.C5
5 steers 80 3.75
20 steers - . 050 3.80
18 steers 973 3.00
2 steers ; 1275 8.00
21 steers 1030 3.00
4 steers 1150 3.00
SOstecrs 9S3 3.05
19 cows 1051 4.00
22 steers i 1018 4.00
Ssteers 910 4.00
lUsteers 1140 4.10
ISsteers 1075 4.10
G4steers 1049 4.15
33stcers 1150 4.20
17 steers 1227 4.25
42stccrs 1292 1.25
SOsteers 1275 4.25
UOstcers 11CS 4.25
84 steers 1275 4.30
10 steers 1395 4.30
30steers 1104 4.30
OOstcers 1297 4.33
WSstcors 1271 4.35
18 steers 1425 4.40
t'O ' steers 1323 4.50
2 veal calves 220 0.00
noos.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk , Pr.
18..155 $5-10 75..227 $5.30
100..170 200 5.15 81..234 120 5.80
57. . .191 80 5.1734 02..ail 6.80
07. . .203 40 5.20 81..211 200 5.80
03. . .211 120 5.20 03..2(5 ( 40 5.30
S3. . .ISO 300 5.20 02..229 60 5.80
bO. . .180 40 5.20 4..307 5.30
78. . .1S9 200 5.20 140..257 200 5.35
60. . .190 80 5.20 Or.234 120 5.33
04. . .19t 80 5.20 73..230 80 5.35
174. . .no 40 5.20 04..201 120 5.35
75. . .213 ICO 5.20 58..228 80 535
162. . .181 40 5.20 CO..250 5.85
100. . .105 2SO 5.20 04..239 300
70. . .191 120 5.20 01..252 120 535 ]
(83. . .180 80 5.20 73..229 40 5.85
Id. . .187 100 5.20 00243 40 5.35
00. . .223 120 5.25 05..271 200 5.S15
71. . .215 40 5.25 03..248 120 B.85
87. . .223 240 5.25 53.237 80 5.35
78. , .2C9 5.25 02..233 80 5.85
c87. . .208 80 5.25 01. . . 244 120 5.35
80. . .211 80 5.S5 73..247 5.85
09. . .228 120 5.25 57..271 120 5.85
78. , .20i ; 200 5.25 70.53 120 5.85
75. . .207 5.25 04..201 120 S.85
50. . .240 5.25 58..270 120 5.37K
03. 225 40 5.25 70..214 800 5.40
75. . .222 200 5.30 03..203 120 5.40
09. . .230 5.30 51..805 100 5.40
OS. . .234 200 5.30 70..241 5.40
CO. 40 5.30 72..203 120 0.40
59. . . 00 60 5.30 70..279 60 5.40
0(1. ( . .240 100 5.40 70..257 5.40
83. , .199 5.80 73..245 240 5.40
74. , ,230 80 5.30 137..203 240 5.40
09. ,2i3 120 5.30 05..270 100 5.45
70. .318 80 5.30 5S..270 80 5.45
59. . .251 100 5-30 00..207 120 5.45
70. . .233 40 5.80 70..259 5.45
07. . .284 120 5.30 02..257 5.45
73. " 80 5.yo 01..280 5.50
70. . 232 5.30 57..270 5.50
74. . .214 100 5.30 CO..293 5.55
05. . .234 40 5.80 00..205 5.55
8IICBI' .
No. Av. Pr.
07 corn fed natives . ' . 83 (4.50
18 corn fed westerns. , . . . . , . . , 100 .12K ;
160 corn fed westerns 100 .12 $
163 corn fed westerns 100
t/lve Stooic Sold.
The following is the number of cattle ,
ghcep and hoga purchased by the leading
puckers and buyers on to-day's market ,
nous.
Omaha Packing Co 1,531
ArmourkCuuahayP. Co 3,515
J , P. Snulro & Co , 050
J. Buck / . . 01
J.M. Doud 2S7
C .ITT I.E.
J. Carlin , 9
T. S. Thorp 78
Swift&Co , . . . . 00
Uotv 56
J. Hill 0
W. Vansant , . . 1
A. W. Kathburn 77
C. C.C 2J
G. H. Hammond & Co. . . . 250
D. Murphy. . . . . . . , 42
A , L. Williams 2.J
B. Drelfuss , . . , , . . . 210
SlICEI' .
Armour & Co. , IbO
Omaha Packing Co 18
G. H. Hammond & Co. . . . 183
'
Swift&Co. . . . . . . . . , 07
IiVO StOCk NotCH.
Hogs lower.
Cattle market strong.
F , J. Taylor , Creston , la. , was In looking
ovorMlio market.
Spelts & 1C , . David City , marketed a load
of cattle at $4.40.
Jack Lower stopped at the yards on his
way homo to Stromsbur ? .
Joe Spelts , Mllford. was hero with a car of
cattle nnd two cars ot hotcs.
C"oonel ) William Om Council Bluff ? , was
among the visitors ntlhoynrds. ,
L , A. Combos , Ewlng , was In with n load
3j JIQRS and a load ot sheep of his own feed-
Ing.
F. J. Halo , nhcftvy shipper of Bottle Creek ,
on
. R. TSurltholdcr , of Woodhmo , was In
the markc't with two Ipnds of hogs , ono of
Which sold at $5.55 , to-dayVTopT
JOSBO Barnctt , n feeder at Endlcott , came
n with flvo loads o { cftttlo gf his own raising ,
a line lot , which sold in the top notch , $4.50.
Armour gave a single check to the Stock
Yards bank ttjls morning of 593,371.31. It
only takes n few checks of that slzo lo make
a big showing.
Balthascr IngAvcrscn stopped at the yards
o-day. Ho has just completed a tour of the
United States and will return soon to his
homo in Germany.
Nick Fritz , Ponder ; J. P. Mordcn. Tcka-
mahll. ; C. Dawson , Endtcott ; R , 1C. Potter ,
ElmCrcoV Lydlck & Dunlap , Tckamah ,
and J. W. Youne , Emerson , were among
.hose who came in with cattle.
Among those in with hogs wcro the follow-
ng : A. H. Nelson , Utica ; E. M. Crane , RIs-
ng ; S. Acker , Defiance ; Wolsoy Weyant ,
3ermantpwn ; H. E. Palmcrton , Holdrcgo ;
2onrad Schneider , Snyder , and O. W. Per
cy , Lincoln.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Produce , l < 'rults , Nuts , Eto.
Friday , May 25.
Tlic following ( jnotddons nrc wholesale
ami not rcf/ifl. Prices quoted on proiZitcc
trc literates at wltkh ronmllots arc sold on
thts mnrhct. Fruits or oWicr tines of goods
rcqutrlftu extra labor In jxickptr ; cannot < il-
tccii/s / be Kitnvltcd on outstdo orders attlie
same prices quoted for the local trade.
Hates on flour and feed arc jolliers' prices.
1'rta.s on araln arc those ] > atd by Omaha
millers delivered. All quotations on mer
chandise arc obtained from leading houses
and arc corrected dally. Prices on craclicrs ,
cakes , etc. , arc those ( /It'cn / bu leading mntm-
factnrcrs.
Trade was fair to-day nnd without any
feature , unless a scarcity of eggs nnd berries
could bo considered ns such. Ono fivc-bbl
lot of Genltan and Wino Sap apples came
to hand nnd sold rapidly nt Is7 per bbl. Other
wise prices prices were almost unchanged.
BUTTKU Fancy creamery roll butter. 25@
20c , with solid packed at 18@10c ; choice
country butter 14@15c , common grades
12@14c.
Eoos Strictly fresh 14@15o.
Ciiuitnins Per case of 10 Ibs. , $1.7fi@3.00.
STliAWliuiinins fo.OOQO.OO per case.
CHEESE Full cream , I3@14c.
BnnTS 50e per doz.
POTATOES Choice homo grown , 75@Sjo ;
Utah and Colorado stock , $1.10@1.20 ; low
grades , 55ij05c. (
POULTIIV Live chickens. $4.00@4.50 per
doz ; turkeys , 0@llo per lb ; geese , $6.00 ®
7.50 per doz ; ducks , S3.00@3.25.
Si'iNNAOE $1.50 per bl.
@ 4o per lb.
jEMONs § 3.75@4.50pcrbox ; fancy , $4.50 ®
5.50.
5.50.OIIANOES
OIIANOES California Riverside , $3.75@4.03 ;
Messina , .50@5.50 ; Los Angeles , $ 'J,75@
3.00 ; Los Angeles Nuvals , $1.00 ; Riverside
Navals , JO.OO. The supply is good.
TuiiNil's California , 3K ( < S3o Per lb.
DATES Persian , OK@7c per lb.
ClDEn Choice Michigan cider. $4.50@O.BO
per bbl. of 32 gal. There is but little on the
market. .
POPCORN Choice rico corn Is quoted at 8@
4o per lb. , other kinds 2J @ 3c per lb.
CAIWOTS Now stock. 40@45c per doz.
CAIIUAOES 3@3K > e per lb. for California.
CAUi.iri.owcuGood stock , S2.2o@2.50 per
dozen.
BEANS $2.GO@2.75 ; California beans , $2.23
@ 2.40.
Fins In layers , J8@15c ; cake , lOc perib.
NUTS PoanutB , raw , 0 > ( B7c ; Brazil nuts ,
13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; English wal
nuts , 15@18c ; filberts , 18c ; Italian chestnuts ,
15c : pecans , 15c.
HONEY 16@21c for 1 lb frames ; canned
honey , 10@l2c per lb.
PARSLEY 80o per doz.
GHEEN ONIONS 15 ( < ? 20c per doz.
SALSIFY 25c per bunch.
Ast'AliAous OOo per dozed bunches.
CucuMiiEns 50S ( > iKc ) per doz for choice.
LETTUCE 80@35c per doz.
CEtEity California stock , ? 1.50 per doz.
RUHSIIES 25c per doz.
STHINO BEANS $1.7fi@2.00 per bu.
GHEEN PEAS $ J.25@a.50 per bu.
TOMATOES f2.50@3.00 per bu.
PINB Ai > i'iE8 $2.00@2.50.
BANANAS Common medium , J3.50@3.00pcr
bunch ; choice , W.00@3.50.
Grocer's List.
REFINED LAHD Tierce , 7c ; 40-lb square
cans , 75 < c ; 50-lb round , 8c ; 20-lb round ,
* _ _ _ _ . . _ . _
ni * Z 1 A. Jl J1 ni > * -lt ! o x !
- . - . ! . ' .8 0 ; 5-lb palls , 8) < c ; 3-lb
pails , Sc.
Svitt'ps New Orleans molasses , per bbl. ,
37@40c per gal. ; corn syrup , 38c ; half bbls. ,
38c ; 4 gal. kegs , I1.50@1.S5 ; sorghum , 3Sc.
PuoVISIONS Hams , lO MlOJ c ; breakfast
bacon , 10U@10JCcbacon ; sides , OiSOji'c ; dry
salt , 8Jf < 38Kc ; shoulders , 7@7 c ; dried beef ,
10@Hc.
PICKLES-Medium in bbls , § 3.00 ; do in half
bbls , S3.50 ; small in bbls , 17.00 ; do in half
bbls , 54.00 ; gherkins , in bbls , $3.00 ; do in
half bbls , 84.50.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , standard , per
case. S3.20@3.35 ; strawberries. 2-lb , per case ,
$2.00(22.70 ( ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , SS.IX ) ®
2.70 ; California pears , per case , J4.70@4.80 ;
apricots , per case , $1.23c51.85 ; peaches , per
caso. t5.JO@5.75 ( ; White cherries , percaso. $5.80
( SG.OOCalifornia ; plums , per case , 54.50Ml.GO ;
blueberries , per case , $2.00@2.10 ; egg plums ,
2-lb , per case. S-.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , pcrcase ,
J3.20@5.75 ; Mb salmon , per doz , $1.80@1.85 ;
2-lb gooseberries , per case , $3.8.0@2.00 ; 2-lb
string beans , percuso , Sl.75@1.60 ; 2-lb Lima
beans , per case. tl.fiOQl.OS ; 2-lb marrowfat
peas , S3.40@2 50 ; 2-lb early Juno peas , per
case.Sa.OO . ' .TO ; 3-lbtomatoesf2.85@2.45 ; 2-lb
corn , $2.20(23.30 ( ; sardines , imported } { , 12 ®
lOc per box ; domestic } { , O fSO e ; mustard.
iuaAU-Granulated , 0 @ 7e ; conf. A , OJ/C
'to\ \ while extra C , 0gQT ( o ; extra C , OQ )
Ojtfo ; yellow C , 6 d6Ai cut loaf , "
7 ! < o : powdered , 7 @ 8 > e ; Now Orleans ,
@ 5 > ic.
COFFEE Ordinary grades , 10@17o ; fair.
17Cpl8o ; prime , IBWlO o ; fancy green and
yellow , 22@23c ; old government Java , 28 ®
80o ; interior Java , 25@28o ; Mocha , 2Stf30o § ;
Arbucklo's roasted , 21 } c ; McLaughlln's
XXXX , 21)o ; Dilworth's , 21o ; Red Cross ,
20 o ; Alaroma , 21ifo.
WOODENWAIIK Two-hoop palls , per doz ,
$1.40 ; three-hoop palls , $1.65 ; No. Hub , $7.00 ;
No. 2 tub , $0.00 : No. 3 tub. $5.00 : washboards ,
electric , $1,50 ; fancy Northern Queen wash
boards , $3.75 ; assorted bowls , $2.75 ; No. 1
churns , $9.50 ; No. 3 churns , $3.50 ; No. 3
churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , 31.70 ; spruce , in
rests , 70o per nest.
TOBACCO PLUG Lorillard's Climax , 45c ;
Splendid , 44c ; Mechanic's Delight. 44c ; Leg-
gelt Ac Meyer's. Star,45c ; Cornerstone , 39c ;
Drumtnond's Horseshoe , 45o ; J , T. , 43c ;
' 45o "Cut Rate " 29o
Sorg's Spearhead , ; , ;
"Oh , My , " 27c ; Piper Heldsick , C4c ,
TOIIACCO SMOKINQ Catlln's Meerschaum
Slo ; Catlm's Old Style , 23c ; Sweet Tip Top ,
33c ; U. N. O. , 17c ; Red. White and Blue , 18c ,
JELLIES 30 lb nails , $1.20@1.30.
SALT 1'er bbl In car load lots , $1.40.
ROI-E Soven-slxtcenths , Wf&lO o.
CANDT-Mlxed , Odjllo ; stick , 6@9Kc.
HOLLAND HEIIHINOS OSQi'Oo per ke. .
MAVLB SUOAII Bricks , 12)fo ) nor Ibj penny
cakes , 18@14o per ID ; pure maple syrup , $1.25
per gal.
BKOOMS Extra , 4-tio , $3.00 ; parlor 3-tle ,
painted handles , $2.25 ; No. 1 , $2.00 ; No. 2 ,
$1.75 ; heavy stable brooms , $4.00.
STAIICII Mirror gloss , 5Jfc ; Graves' corn ,
CKo ; Oswego gloss. 7o ; Oswcgo corn , 7o.
TEAS Japuns , 80(5155o ( : Gunpowder , 20 ®
COo ; Young Hyson , 2355o ; Oolong , 20(3G5c. (
POWIJEU AND SHOT Shot , $1.50 ; buckshot ,
81.7.1 ; Hazard powder , kegs , $5.00 ; half kegs ,
$3.75 ; one-fourths. $1.50 : blasting kegs , $3.35 ;
fuses , 100 ft , 45@75o.
CitACKEUs.CiKF.s , ETC. Prices subject to
change. Soda , 5c ; sodu ( city goods ) , 7c ; soda
snowilako ( In tins ) , lOc ; soda dandy , 5Kc ;
soda wafers { in tins ) , 10o ; soda zephyr , be ;
city oyster , 0 o ; excelsior , 7c ; farina oys-
cr , 7o ; pern oyster , 5c ; monitor , 7c ; Omaha
tyster , 7c ; pearl oyster , 5e ; picnic , 5c ;
ages , iiyfo ; hard bread , 5o ; milk , 7 ° } oat
meal. 80 ; oat meal wafers , lOo ; oatmeal wa
fers In pound packages , 12 > < c : animals. 12o ;
Bollvcrgingcrround,7ocream,8oCornhill ( ) ; ; ,
, ,
made ginger snaps , ( Mb cans ) per dozen ,
$2.50 ; Teiron crearts , go ; prctr 1hand ( majc ) ,
UKc : o o-teS oak a and JuablVs , ilK ° 5 u-
Bortsd angers , is0 ; afternoon Ua yi tias ) , -
porboi , $7.00 ; banana flnpers , 14e : butter
jumble * . 1'Ko * Brunswick , 15o ; brandy
uuu. nn jMMiwiv t nut KiiiKur uiupt. nu ,
hoffey jumbles , ll' o ; Jolly flAgem , lJc ( ; Jelly
wafers , I5oi jelly tart ( now ) . 15o ; ladyftnfc.
13cj vanilla bar , 14o : vanilla wafers , 140)
Uja 1Y ? ? | 1 4zcn packages In a box ,
( inzfMl . $3 . fill . * r rt * *
ll BOOM packed In cans lo per lb advance
oxccptsnqwifoKO and wafer soda , which ari
packed only" fn cans. Soda In 2-lb nnd 3-lb
paper boxes , Vo per lb advance ; all other
go6ds Ic per lb advance. Soda In Mb paper
boxes , lo per lb advance , The , 2-lb boxes are
packed In cases homing 18 In n caso. The .t-
lb boxes nre packed In cases holding 13 in a
cose. The Mb boxes are ppeked in casses
holding 30 in a caso. Onc-lb graham nnd oat
meal wafers packed 3 doz in n caso.
Sljow tops for boxes , witn glass opening to
show goods , 75c. Cans lor wafer soda , $ J.OO ,
not roturnablo. Cans for stiinvllaite soda ,
$5.00 per doz. Tin cases with glass face to
display the goods , 75c each. No charges for
packages except for cans and returnable
goods. Glass front tin cans and "snowflnko"
soda cans uro returnable at prices charged.
Dry Goods.
PniNTs SOLID COLORS Atlantic ,
Slater , 6 > fo ; Berlin oil , 0 Ko : Garner oil , 0 ®
7c. PINI > AND ROBES Richmond , 0 } < c ; Allen ,
OKo ; River Point , 60 ; Steel River Oo ; Richmond
mend , Oo ; Pacific , 0 > { c. INDIQOT BLUB
Washington , GJ/c ; Century , dlgo blue prints ,
Oo ; American , OKc ; Arnold , OWc ; Arnold B ,
lOJ c ; Arnold A , 12c : Arnold Gold Seal , IUHC.
DIIESS Charter Oalt. 5o ; Ramapo ,
Atlantic IL 4-4 , 7 o ; Atlantic D , 4-4. CJfo ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Co ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 5o ; Crown XXX. 4-4 , 7M i oo-
sler LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 > c ;
Lawrence LL. 4-4 , Oo : Old Dominion. 4-4 ,
5J < o : Peppcrcll , R , 4-4 , 7e ; Pcppcrell , O ,
4-1 , Cc ; Pcppcrell , 8-i , I8c ; Pcppcrell , 0-4 ,
21c ; Pcpperoll , 10-4 , 23c ; Utlca. C , 4-4 , 5e ;
Wnchusett , 4-4 , 7 > fo ; Aurora. B , 4-4 , O c ;
Aurora , R. 4-4 , OJfe.
BATTS Standard , Oo ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
12'fc ; Bayonnc , 14c ; B , cased , $0.50.
CAIIVCT WAIIP Bibb , white. 19c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.DUCK
DUCK West Point 29 in. 8 oz. , lOJ c ; West
Point , 29In. lOoz. , 12Kc ; West Point , 10 in
12 oz. , 15c ; West Point 50 in. 11 oz. , lOc.
Checks Caledonia X.OKc ; Caledonia XX ,
> fc ; Economy , Oc ; Otis , Oc.
KENTUCKY JEANS Memorial , 15c ; Canton ,
28o ; Durham , 27 c ; Hercules , 18o ; Leaming
ton. 22 o ; Cottswold , 27 0.
MISCELLANEOUS Tnblo oil cloth , $2.8o ;
plain Holland , SKc to OK" ! Dado Holland ,
9Kc.
9Kc.CoMroiiTEiiB $ O.CO@ 35.00.
BLEACHED SIIEETINO Bcrkely canjbric.
01 L < oem , u > 4 : i > recno u , uc ; nope , ijic ; umg
Philip cambric , lie ; Lonsdalo , lljfe ; .Lbns-
dalc , 8c ; New York mills. lO' o ; Pepperell ,
42-in , lie ; Pepperell , 40-in. , 12o ; Pepporell ,
0-4 , ICc ; Poppercll. 8-4 , 21c : Pepporell , SB
23c ; Pepperell. 10-4 , 2Bo ; Canton. 4-4 , 8&c ;
Canton , 4-4 , 9 > c ; Triumph , Oo ; Wumuutta ,
lOo ; Valley , DC.
GINQIIAM Plunkctt checks , \Vhltten- -
ton , 7) < fo ; York. 7Xcj Normandi dress , 8J < fc ;
Calcutta dress , 8K < " Whittendon dress ; 8 > i5 ;
Renfrew dress , 8x@li ! c.
TICKS Lewiston , 80-m , 12 > < c ; Lewiston ,
82-in. , 18Kc ; York , 82-in. , 14c ; Swift river ,
7Kc ; Thorndyko OO , 8Vfc ; Thorndyko FF ,
8 0 ; Thorndiko 120 , OJ o , ; Tnorndiko XX ,
15e ; Cord is , No. 5 , 9 > $ c ; Cordis , No. 4 , lie.
DENIMS AmoskeagB , 0-oz , lOc ; Everett ,
7oz , 13c ; York 7-oz , 18Ko ; Hr.ymakcr , 8Kc ;
Jaffroy XX , ll c ; Jaffrey XXX , 12Vfo ;
Beaver Creek AA , 12o ; Beaver Creek BB ,
He ; Bcuver Creek CC , lOe.
COTTON FIANXELS 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , 0o ; CC , 7kc ; SS , 8 c ; Name
less , 6Uc ; No. 5 , Oo ; EE , OJ o ; GG. 10 > < fc ;
XX l c ; 00 14o : NN , lOo ; RX , 18C ; R ,
20o ; No. JO. 8 Wo : W , lOJtf c ; 60 , 12Kc ; 80 , lOc ;
20c , colored , lOc ; 50 colored , 12c ; 70. colored ,
25c ; Bristol , 13J < c ; Union Pacific , 18c.
CIIASII Slovens' B , 60 ; bleached , 7o ;
Stevens' A , 7i c ; bleached , 8J c ; Qtovens' P
8Kc ; bleached , OKp ; Stevens' N ,
bleached , lO c ; Stevens' S R T , 12 >
General Markets.
F oun AND FEED Minnesota patents , $2.50
@ 2.eO per ewt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy
winter patents , $2.502.75 percwt ; Nebraska
patents , $2.45@2.50 per cwt ; rye flour , $1.85 ®
2.00 per cwt ; wheat graham , $1.75 per cwt ; rye
graham , SI. 35 ® 1.40 per cwt ; Now York buck
wheat , $3.50 percwt ; Excelsior , $3.00 per cwt ;
ready raised , $5,00 per 100-lb case : cornmcal ,
yellow , $1.10 per cwt ; white $1.20
per cwt ; bran , $17.00 per ton ; screen
ings , $14.00 per ton ; sacked , 85c per cwt ;
bominy , $3.25 per bbl ; chopped feed , $21.00
per ton ; chopped corn , $ ' 0.00 per ton.
LBATHEU Oak soles. 35@37c ; hemlock
slaughter sole , 21@39c ; hemlock dry solo , 12
@ 25o ; hemlock kip , C0@90c ; A. & B. runner
Kip , 5073o ; A. hemlock calf , 00c@$1.00 ; A.
A. hemlock calf , "backs , " 75c ; hemlock
upper , 19@34c ; English grain upper , 25c ;
hemlock groin upper , 2l@25o ; Tampico B. L.
Morocco , 29@33c ; Tampico pepplo , O. D. Mo. ,
22@29c ; Curacoa , U. G. Mo. , 80c : Simon
O.D. Mo. , 83.75@3.00 ; Dangola kid , 30a35o ( ;
X. M. kangaroo , 40c ; American calf kid , 82c ;
Griesen kids , $3.00@3.75 ; French glazed kids.
$2.50@2.75 ; French calf kids. 53.20 ; oak kip
skins , $ SOc@$1.00 ; onk calf skins , $1.00@1.55 ;
French calf skins , 81.25@2.35 ; French kip
skins , $1.10@1.50 ; Russitt linings , $0.00S0.50 (
per doz. ; pink cream and white linings , $7.50
(29.75 ( per doz. ; colored toppings , $ O.OOO
11.00.
Dnuos Acid Carbolic , crystal , per lb , 50o ;
citric , per lb , COc ; tartric , per lb , 50c ; sul
phuric , per lb , 5o ; ammonia , carb , per lb ,
15o ; alum , per lb , 5c ; alcohol , 05 percent , per
gal , $2.22 ; blue Vitriol , porlb , 80 ; borax , ro-
ilnod , per lb , lOc ; camphor , refined , 35c ;
cream tartar , pure , per lb , 40c ; cream tartar ,
commercial , per lb , 20c ; cloves , per lb , 33c ;
Cuttlefish bone , per lb , 30c ; dextrine , per lb ,
12c ; glycerine , euro , per lb , 80c ; hops , fresh ,
per lb , 40c ; indigo , Madras , per lb , 75c ;
insect powder , per lb , COc ; morphine , P. &
W. perez , $ . ' 1.00 ; opium , per lb. $3.75 ; qu
nine , P. & W. , per oz , CSc ; quinine , German
per oz , 48o ; Rochelle salts , per lb. 35c ; saf
fron , American , per lb , 40o ; saffron , true
Spanish , per oz. $1.00 ; saltpetre , pure per lb ,
lOc : Sulphur. Flowers' , per lb. oc ; soda , bi
carbonate , per lb , So ; silver , nltrato , per lb ,
$11.50 ; spcrmqcettl , per lb , 55@60o ; strych
nine , per oz , $1.25 ; wax , white , pure , per lb ,
65c ; wax , ypliow , dure , per lb. 35o. _
CPENGERIAN
OTEEL PENS
Are the Best ,
IN TUB E8SENTJAI. QUALITIES OF
Durability , Evenness of
Point , and Workmanship.
Btroplei for trial of 12 different styles by mull , on
rccelptot 10 cent * Ui ( Uinpa. ABk for rdlia B.
1YISOH , BUKEM4H & CO , , "
r. ii.rAi.um. K , p. mcmu * . j. D.
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Lire Stock Commission Merchants.
MoCOY BROS. ,
live Stock Commission Mercnants ,
WarkL lurniihed free OD application , btockcr * and
feeder ! fuhil > Ucd on coed terms , Ile'crcnceiOma *
tia National ilank and > oulu Omaha National , Union
titock T rdi , Boutti Omaun.
r.OriJMERWESTERFIELp& MALEV
Live Stock Commission ,
lloom IS , KicUanKe llulldlnu , Union fclock fardi ,
_ BoutU Ouiaua , Nob.
*
ALEXAfTDER & FITCH ,
Commision Dealers in Liye Sock ,
Doom 22 , Opposite Exchanso llulldlnc , Uulou Block
_ Yards , South Omaha. tieS. _
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha- , Limited ,
Joua F.
Agricultural Implomonta
" VTyC' ' ' * * * " 'v" " " '
yT7 * Tyi r''i T * ' y *
Dealer in AfrlcnllnrallmiilliVagons ,
CtrrligM and flfcfftfci. Jone * Ptr l.bctweflnW
] 0tb | Omatui , NcibfMkft *
LININbElf& NlETCV\LF CO. t
A ricnltnralIinilcfflents1fa ) onslCarriases :
s , nio. wholesale. Omaha , Ncbrnslin ,
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN.
Wholcsalo Dealfrf In
o , I
(01 , fTO , fCfJ and DOT Jonei Street , Omaha.
P. P. MAST & CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of BMeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivators. Hay llakps. Cider Mllla and I.xiban Pul-
irerltfcrs. Cor. lllh and Nlcbolaa Ktrceti.
WlNONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
Wholttalp
Agricnltnrel Implements , Wapns & Bngsics
Comer iltb and Nicholas Streets.
OMAltAnilANCII.
.o.
y and Binder Twine
W. R. Mead , Manager , 1213 LcaTCnwortb St. , Omaha
Boots and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE * CO. ,
Jolioers of Boots and Shoes ,
Artists' MatorlalB.
A HOSPE. Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARD Co
Manufacturers nml Jobbers In
Wagons Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Dili and I'aclMe StroeH , Oranhri. Nob.
1110 1103-1105 Douglnt St. , Orrmlii Manufactory , Sum
mcrSt. , llostoni
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( Successors to Heed , .Tones A Co. )
WholesalcManufacturersofBootsandSlioes
" tor " 0 > * 1UM
3o oka " o 1 1 ore ajid S ta tj ono ra. " _
r"H. M , & s. W. JONES.
Successors to A. T. Kcuyon & Co. , V ? holcsalo & Uctr.ll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Fine Weddlna Stationery. Commercial Btatloncrj.
1SW Douglas Btrcet , Orunha , Neb. _
CoffOOB , SplCOgiJEtQ.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Coffao and t-plco Mills.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
lavorinB Extracts , Laundry liluu. Inks. Ktc. lill.
ifla ifiirneT Htn-ct. Oinahn. Nobraakn.
Crockery and Oa68wnro
" " " "
W. L"w"RTcHT. .
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps/dnnineys ,
Ktp. Ota cc. 317 8. IStli St. , Oinahn. Ncbraskn.
PERKINS , GATCH & LAUMAN ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Kto 1511 Farnam St. , Now I'axtnn Ilulldlng.
CommlBBlon and Storage.
GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. .
( Successors to McSlmne & Bchrocdcr. )
Prodnce Coinmission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha. Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS ,
Wholesale
Flonr , Feed , Grain and General Commission
Merchants. Corrcupondcnco solicited. 1011 North
leth Street , Omaha , Neb
BIDDELL & niDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
( Specialties Butter , EKBS , Cheese , Poultry , Game ,
Oysters , Etc. . Ktc. 112 South lUh Street
OMAHA COAL. COKE & LIME CO.
Jotes of Hard and Soft Coal ,
209 South 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
J. J.JOHNSON & CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Illinois White Lime ,
And shippers of Coal , Coke , Cement , Plaster , Llrao ,
Drain Tile , and Sewer 1'lpe. OrDco , Faxton Hotel ,
Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb. Telephone. 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
21 < South 13th St. . Omaha , Neb.
M. E SMITH & c"b. .
Bry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 arjil 1101 DoiiKlas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
IniDortersandJohliersinBryGoofls.Notions .
Cants' Furnishing Qoads. f rnar llth end Iluncj
Furnltufo.
DEWEY 4 : STONE ,
Wholesale Bealers in Fnrnitnre ,
Farnam. Street. Omaha , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHiVERICK ,
Fnrnilure
Onialm , Npbraaka.
Office Fixtures.
THE 61MMONDS MANUFACTUUINQ CO.
Manufucturcra of X
Bank" , Office anfl Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantlet , Bideboanls.Uaok Oases , Hruif I'lzturcs , Wall
CIKCS , rurtltlons , Itulllngs , Counicm , llecr anil
Wlnn Comers , lllronetc. Factory ana omcei4) )
, . _ .
mi i7fr > Mrtiiti i. < th HI ' ) nialiu. Tuloptioncr 1UI ,
Grooorlea.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. .
vWMesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705.707.70J and 711 B. 10th Bt. , Omaha. Nob.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
t thand I avooworth Streets , Oiualia , Nebraska.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED & CO. .
Jokers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Sheet Iron. Ktc. Agents for IIowo Scales
and Miami 1'owder Co. , Omaha , Neb.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
BDilders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and Untfalo Scales. It05 JJouglai
btr et , Omaha , Nobraaba.
RECTOR , WILHEt-MY & CO. ,
re
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10th and Ilarner Bis. , Omaha , Neb. Western Agenti
Jor Austin Powder Co. , Joflnrion Wi&flF
MARKSBROS.8AD DLERYCO
WUuleiale Mun f acturers of
Saddlery & Johoers of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. K03lior > and 1(07 Haraoy Bt.,0ia hu ,
Nebraiku.
W. J ,
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
- " - " 'aunn Stock , Ilardwsro , Lumber , " '
and 1211 llarney fatrcelOmut .
JAMES A. EDNEY ,
Wliolesale Iron anil Steel ,
Wsrancui ! Carr'.ajo Wood Ftoik. HuaTj Hirrltrare
Ktc. 1J1T nnd Ijfj LcaroanortU Bt. , Umatia , M h.
Lumbor.
OMAHA\UMBiiR CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
1U Street and Union Pociac Track , Omaha ,
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Bealcr In Lumlicr , Lath , Lime , Sasli ,
Ueati.iitc. Ta(4s-C0robtth and Bouelti ) Cgrnj
r.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps anil "Straw Goofo
C N DIETS ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13th and California Plrocl , Omaha. Nebraska.
Ltiinoer Lime Cement Etc
Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner f.lhnnil Douclii SH..Ora hd.
T.W. HARVEY LUMBER
To Dealers Only ,
Office , 1103 Farnam Street , Omaha.
JOHN ATWAKEFJELDT
Wholesale Lnmlicr , Etc ,
juliicy While l.lmo.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Haruwoofl Lumber , ,
Wooil Carpets nnd Parquet Moorlne Wti anrt Donnlaf
STEAIM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter \ Son , I'rop'n , Mnnufactiircrs of nil kinds
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Ironwork
Works South 2uth nnd 11. & M , cronlng.
t\V XPON7 * VI15IILINU ( IlOXWOItfCSi
Wronght and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Engine * . Urass Work , Oencrnl Foundry , Machine and
Ulacksmltb Work . . . , . oniro . . Knit Works , U. l Ity.
and 17th Street , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk Halls , Window Ounnl" . Flower Stixnds , Wlro
blgns.Ktc. 1ZI North Ifth Street. Omaha.
"OMAHA SAFE ana IRON WORKS , J
Mau'frs ' of Fire& Burglar Proof Safes ' ]
Vaults. Jail Work , Iron nn I Wlro Fenclnn , 8l ns. Kto.
O , Andrppn.l'mn'r Oor. Illliaml JucK < on Hts.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fence ? , Railing Guards
nd screens , forbnnks , ctlicun storcs , iu iiluticus , eta
Improred Awnings , Locksmith Slachlucry and
Blacksmith Wom. < UJSoulhHth9
Fire and Bnnlar Proof Safes , Time Locto
General AirenM for DIcboM Safe A locX Co.'s
Vaults ana Jail Wutk.llli I'nrnaiu streetOumha.
Wl i IHno ry H n d No t jotia. _
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T.6BERFE"LD"ER" & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
30S.310 and S1J South llth Street.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , .
olesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
CO and 40SScuth 10th Bt. , Omaha.
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
1105 llsrncy Street , Omaha.
0118.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle Grease , Etc. , Omaha. " A. II. HiPMnp. Msnug * * *
Pajnts ana Oils-
CUMMINGS & NKILSON ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
Ilia Farnum btrcet , Omaba , Ncb.
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPEn CO. .
fnolesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry anlco Hock of PrlnthiK. Wrapping and Wrttlac
l' p - r. Special . attention given lo car load order * .
Materljalg ,
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WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION./
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dealers la Type. I'romcs and Printers' Supplies. 602
South I2tli Biroet. Omaba.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers anil Dealers in Rubber Goods
Pll Clothing and Leather Bcltlne. 1003 Farnam Strtt'L
A. L. STRANQ CO. " ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCH1LL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fillings ,
f. " ! ? ! ! . . .1 ?
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CoT7
. Steam and Water Supplies , -
Dallldsy Wind Mllli. 018 nnJOefl Farnam St.,0malj .
O. f. lloss , Actlnir ManBjer.
* BROWNELL & < JO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machijiery ,
Sheet Iron Work Steam Pumps , 8 w MlMs. IZ1M2U
Leavenwortli HtAot. Omalm.
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMEL & CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Sllnntl tUJJoneiCtrcrt Omtha. *
Storage , Forwarding & Commlealon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS * CO. . ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Branch house of the Ilenncr Ouuy Co , Hurgleaat
tibolcsalu and retail , IKU UlOand 1312 Izanl mrcelf
Omaha. T leibunu | No. TM.
Brow or B. _ _
STORZ & VLER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1121 North Elgtliteenth Street , Omaha. Neb.
Ovornllo.
CANFIELD MANUFACTUniNQ COy
Mannfactiirors of Oyeralls ,
JCODI 1'sntl , gbtrti , Ktc. 1101 and llOt Douglai Street ,
Otnalia , H b. /
Cornloe.
c ORN ! c E
HannfactureGalyanizetl Iron and Cornice ,
jolio Kponetcr , Proprietor. OJO nodi a and 110 and 101
Wurtli 10th Htreet , Omaha. _
Paper Boxoa
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Oraalia Paper Box Factory ,
Kos. 1317 ami 131U Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
J3 a ah , Peers ,
MA. DISBROV/ , CO. ,
Wbol i lo Mituu * .ctureri of
Sasli Doors , Blinfls and Mouldings.
Branch bmcu , mh aud IttrJ Hlreati , Onalia , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTUniNG CO.
Mannfaclnrers of Sasli , Doors , Blinfls ,
MouldlnKt , Stair Work and Interior IUr.1 Wuod n
lib. N , U.CorntrHhKiu ! I.Daicnwwrlb Street * ,
Omaba , l > uL > ,
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO , ,
Manafaclurers of Moulding , Sash , Doors ,
Anil mindsTurnliiK , SUtr-nvrlc. Hunk arid UUce Hi *
tln.-s. ar.li nail 1'BpiiUtoa AtaaV . '
Umoko
H.
ManQfactnring Dealer in Sincto Slacte ,
muchia. , , v ; i o i > oH iiiia < . m.