HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Wheat Trading Moderate In Splto
of Bullish Influences.
CORR RULES WEAK AND LOWER.
Ont Dull nncl Dccllnlni ; Provisions
Tftko it Tiimlilo Cnttlo
Still In lincl Hlinpc
Modcrntoly Active.
CHICAGO I'UOnUCK MAUICET.
CIIIOAOO , AugUBt 2. [ Special Telegram to
TUB UBE. ] The wheat market did not hold
its own to-dny. Nuws wus bullish from
nearly every Btandiolut | , hut general upeou-
liitlvo Buppoit wus lacking , and values
settled back J/tfilc. The tenor of the foreign
advices Is still unfavorahlo on crops , hut oc
casional mention Is mudo of bri htcnlnc
weather. Weather ciiblcs , however , were
conlllctlng , and brought both buying and
selling ordorx. The opinion nccined to prevail -
vail after all the news was In from the other
oidc that foreign markets have halted for the
ttmo being. Ono trader had u cable chron
icling an advance , but these particular ad
vancing cables have been received with reg
ularity for Bovcral weeks , mid huvo ceased to
have much effect. They huvo come to bo
looked upon as Nightengale's cables ,
which last summer quoted declin
ing foreign markets dally for several
months until the total shrinkage was found
to amount to * 1.S4 per bushel. However ,
there can ho no gainsaying the fuel that the
situation at homo nnd abroad is very strong.
For instance , the clearances of wheat and
Hour from Atlantic ports for the dav wcro
equivalent to 40.1,0 0 bushels , while receipts
nt all the primary markets were not in excess
of 000ru3 , bushels , Advices ngreo that ship-
l > eis have iv hard tlmo getting cash wheat on
limited orders. As high as SSJ o has been
bid in Duluth wlthen the lust day or two ,
und 8c was bid to-day. Shipments from thai
point are heavy , and there is active Inquiry
for cash grain atovcry market In the country.
Property is stiniy held everywhere. The
weaknefiB Is In the absence of gen
eral speculative Inquiry und it is argued
that then ; cannot be u serious shrinkage In
the value of wheat for future delivery so
long as actual grain is so well thought of.
The force of thU position must bo admitted.
There was cvidonco to-day of 11 concerted
effort on the part of the leading local opera
tors to depress values by using foreign
houses to sell through. Whether , as many
insisted , the drive was made to got a good
market to buy on ta an undecided question.
Certain it Is that blu traders were making a
maximum amount of nolso and doing a mini
mum amount of selling. September wheat
I opened at SI.Vc , sold off to 8.'lXc. between
J which point and KiXc It fluctuated
most of the day. Shortlv after IS o'clock
the price got down to & .1Jl ( < $ bUc and the
feeling was ono of weakness. Good buying
occurred , howcvor , and the market advanced
ife , closing stubbornly strong at a % v higher
imsls than yesterday. During the last half
hour several tclegrums were received from
Duhotii nnnounclng that the agricultural nee-
retary of that territory had reduced his estl-
> * mate of the wheat yield from in to 20 per cent
from cstlnmtu made July 1. This did not create
particular excltement.as it was merely an of-
llclal continuation of private Information
which had been generally accepted as accu-
nito by the trade. During the session Octo
ber whuat ranged from &W to 83e and closed
nt S3c. December opened at br > Xc , sold up
to Slic , olt to fc5J u several times , llnally going
to Sr/@S.i h'c , and closing ut 83s. ,
@S5J c. The volume of trade in the pit
wus lews than for the two days last preced
ing. Commission mcrchantsas a rnlo , acrco
In the statement that they have dlftlculty In
keeping customers off the short side which
the majority of advisers seem to regard as
hazardous Just now. For the country to bo
generally bearish is a rare circumstance ,
nnd it Is csiKicIally remarkable now when
the situation looks so strong to most of the
"expert market gucsscrs. " Howoverthe mar
ket has had a 5gO ( advance , which is con
siderable.
The corn market was weak and lower.
The opening was strong ut ' ( JJ o above
yesterday's closing range , viz : At 47c for
September and ( ) } ( for October. Septem
ber sold up to 47 @ 47Js' nnd October to 4 ( ' Xc.
That proved to bo the top. The bottom was
40Ko for September and 45Jff@45J.fo for Oc
tober , with year quoted at 8'JJfc , with May at
COKoTno decline represents a shrinkage of
filc. During the most of the session the
greatest weakness was In deferred futures ,
the pressure upon year and May causing n
noticeable heaviness. Reports from Kansas
wcro that the weather there continues to bo
furnace hot , western Kansas suffering most ,
but as very little corn is produced in the
western purl of that state the news was not
alarming. Uecoipts continue liberal but not
excessive.
Oats wcro dull and weak with u fractional
decline noted in all futures. Receipts were
moderate , and more than half inspected as
now oats. Buyers of cash discriminated
ngalnst these , which wcro at a discount.
Old No. 2 onts in store wcro slow nt about
SSJ MXo. In the speculative market there
Was no support , with few buying orders , und
while moderate ) favor was shown near
futures , long months wore neglected. August
hovered around "Wo and next month de
clined from 24J o early , which was slightly
better than j cstcrday's close , to 24c , with
i lay dull at figures around -so.
Provisions experienced a "slump" that
completely upset the calculations of the
board and occasioned a general upheaval in
the niurlcct. As the uftlclul showing of the
amount of lard on hand in this city was uni
versally discredited , business opened In a
nervous manner. Operators acted as
if they wore "at sea" and when
the first sales of lard showed
n decline of Bo a stronger disposition was
manifested In that article as well as In short
ribs and pork to realize. Pork and short
ribs were for a brief tlmo relatively stronger
than lard , but they promptly sympathised
with it , and on the bieaU taut followed pork
rather monopolized attention. In the last
named article unusual excitement In fact was
witnessed. For September delivery pork
opened at $14.M > , sold nt SM.bTVJ , broke on
Cu nnd lOo declines to f 14.MJ , and then , under
a pressure of offerings , dropped In rood-sized
jumps to $13.i > 5. From this llguro It sub
sequently rallied 52 } o and llnally closed 4'-o
bettor than the day's ' lowest point. U'hllo
" : was making its decline of tr.&te ,
C"
and short ribs fell oil inc. Short ribs
recovered afterwards a fraction of the
ground lost but on lard the feeling was quito
heavy and there was little or no improve
ment. Lard for September ranged from
t in down to $ S.bO and short ribs fiom * S.WK
aown to ? S.)7 ! ) > i. Hascd on yesterday's final
closings , the actual decline in pork was 47 !
(357 ( 'c , in lard 20c and In bhort ribs liic.
CHICAGO ItlVK STOCK.
CHICAGO , August 2. ( Special Telegram to
THE UEE. | UATTLI : Trade was a shade
more uctlvo than for a day or two past. The
scarcity of good cattle and the falling off of
the supply of natives is beginning to tell and
although generally prices were about the
luinn us yesterday there were instances
where good nnd useful natives sold
for more money , but such sales
were few and tar between , nnd cut no
liguro in the general trade. Texuns and
common natives arc down to the lowest
( rices of the season. Taxans are down to
about as low prices us nt any tlmo last year.
There wcro about 10,000 common native
cows. Hulls are down to low water mark.
Old canning cows are as low ax any
lime lust year. Shippers should kec ] :
back such unless they expect low prices uiv
til utter the run oflTexuns Is over. Stockcn
nnd feeders quiet and steady. There is u
heavy run of veal calves. The ordinary run
Df course and common are down to about a ;
low tlgurcB as ut any time. The receipts In <
eluded 5.000 Texas cuttle. Choice to extra
troves , $4l.lC ( fl.yO ; medium to good steers ,
i.asoto ! , rnoibs , K > .t3 < 2.vj05 1,200 to ii.u :
Ibs , $4.WO(5.25 ; 'u50 to 1,200 ibs. | 3.50 < Vi4.50 ; ;
ttockcrs and feeders , 2.23(33.50 ( ; cows , built
und mixed , l. < Xjf.'i.4U. ) ( Texas cattla weaker :
iteor * . < J&0 to ll > 50 Ibs. . M.00ga. ( < 0 ; 750 to 000 ,
I2.75@3.40 : IXQ ) to 700 Ibs. . H.603.20 ; cows ,
ll.75Q2.50 ;
Hoga Trade was falr'aud prices about tin
\he \ mm * as yesterday , but the malt
buying was on the part of shfp-
pers , packers ngaln holding off.
The stocks of provisions on hand , especially
lard , show up much larger than anticipated ,
consequently packers nnd speculators in hog
products wore bearish , the general provision
market showing a marked decline under a
raid by chronic bc.iis this morning. Hogs
nro liable to sell slow If not lower until the
effect of the Increase In the supply in sight Is
discounted. A light run for n week or so
would right the market and send prices up
tiguin. Values on hogs are 10@15s lower
than lait week. Prlmo heavy may bo quoted
nt t4UO@ar,2 ; prime mixed ? (5.3.p > @ 5.Wl ;
common packers W.l'00.2' > ; light sorts tl5,55
( tfO.00. One lot of fancy made $0.70.
FINANCIAL.
Nr.w YOIIK , August 2. [ Special Telegram
to TIIK HEH. ] STOCKS Interest in the stock
market centered In the Vnnderbllts , New
England and St. Paul. Trading during the
morning was lighter , and up to noon only
03,435 shares changed hands. Efforts wcro
made to boom Lake Shore , as there Is a hob-
tailed pool in It , nnd they wanted to get
prices up to help the rest of the list.
Parties who watch the market closely , again
assert that the recent heavy purchases have
been for the Vandorbllt family , and that the
dividends will bo Increased. It Is rather too
BOOHhowever , to talk about a larger dividend ,
as the meeting docs not occur
for several months. It is claimed
by some that the basis for
the dividend story was that a largo quantity
of wheat would soon DO moved from the
west to the seaboard over the Vanderbllt
roads and which would materially Increase
the earnings. This is rather n thin
basis to buy stocks on , as the roads
have not been able to get any
wheat , ns shippers are using the lake
route. Uoston parties who have been buy
ing on the market for several days withdrew
their support , as they favored a reaction of
2 points. London was n seller , and the mar
ket for American securities there opened
off and had rather a depress
ing effect. At the opening llrst
prices were generally } $ ® % per cent lower ,
though Heading nnd Lake Shore wcro kept
up 1 nor cent. Further small fractions
wcro lost In early dealing , but the
market soon rallied , and under the
lead of Now England quickly ad
vanced to above the opening1. Now
England gained % per cent. Advances in
the rest of the list , however , were insignifi
cant except a i Iso of 1 per cent in Oregon
Improvement. A feverish and generally
heavy feeling developed and most of
the active stocks dropped below the
opening figures and the market be
came slow. The action of St. Paul
again surprised its friends , who claim that
there is less of stock afloat than is generally
supposed , the low price inducing an unsuc
cessful absorption of it. The market was
well filled with stocks during the last hour ,
and every attempt to bid up any particular
stock brought out fresh blocks. Free selling
caused an easy feeling , and reactions wore
noted , except in Lake Shore , which re
mained fairly steady. Closing sales wcro on
an Irregular market , Lake Shore being up %
of n point , Canada Southern fjf , Now England
% . The rest of the active list showed
declines extending to 1 point , Heading hav-
inc the lead. TUo total sales were 17fl,04f )
shares , including 22,500 Luke Shore , 22,100
St. Paul , 15,1100 N ? w England , 12,400 North
western.
YnSTRIUlAT'S QUOTATIONS.
IT. P. < s regular..127 : ; Northern Tactile. . . ffiiU
U. S. 4scoupons..l'7 ? do preferred . Wsj )
IT. 8.4'/b regular. . . IWl C.N. W . 112
U. S. 4iHcoupon3..107 ! ? do preferred , . . . .14T
1'aclllc Its of 'IB l l N. V. Central . 10-l'
Central I'uclllc * . . . . ; if > ! f P..U..VE
ChkiiKo & Alton..lill Itock Island . 107W
Chicago , I lurllngt on C. , M.&St. I' . 72" ,
ft Qulncy 115H do preferred . lUUi
D. . L.fcW 134' . St. Puul& Omuha. . : wi ?
Illinois Central..122 do preferred . 108
I..1I.&W 13 Union PuciUo . Kiy
Kansas JfcToxas. . . 11 > ; . .8t.L.&P . KW
Lake Shore MJJ do preferred . 25'ii
Michigan Central. . f < ' 4 Western Union. . . . . SOU
Sllssouril'acitlc . . . 7b !
fix-Interest.
1'UODUCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO , August 2. - < Wheat Lower ; cash ,
83Kc ; September , 83fc ; October , 83J < c.
Corn Lower ; cash , 46-g'c ! ; September ,
24c.
24c.Oats
Oats Easy ; cash , 2 IJ c ; September , 24o ;
October , 24J/C.
Rye lOJ c.
Uarloy Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy $2.45.
Flax-tl.10. '
Whisky $1.20.
Pork Steady ; cash , $14.25 ; September ,
$14.37K ; October , $14.30. !
Lard Easy ; cash , fS.TTk1 : September ,
SS.iO ; October , 5-8.77 .
Flour Firm , without quotable change.
Hulk Meats In fair request and easier ;
short ribs , * 8 37) ) (38.40. (
Uuttcr Tame ; creamery , 13V @ 17c : dairy ,
12KC
C leeso Inactive ; full cream Cheddars ;
; HatB , 7 > i$3 ; young Americas , 8K
'ifggs ' Fresh , MM@14c.
Hides Unciiungcd ; green salted calf , 4J
5c ; heavy green salted,5 } @ 55f c ; lightgroen
raited , fiRG.c ( ; salted bull , ! lj/o ; dry Hint ,
c , dry calf , Sc ; deacons , 20@25c each ; dry
salted , GtJiTc.
Tallow Easier ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
8 o ; No. 2 , He , und cake , 3J @ 3o per Ib.
Uecoipti. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 10,000 7,000
Wheat bu 51,000 11,000
Corn , bu 100,000 10J.OOO
Oats.hu 83,000 04,000
Uye , bu . . . .
Hurley , bu . . . .
Minneapolis , August 2. Wheat Re
ceipts 05 cars ; shipments 45 cars ; prices
nro about 8i ( } c for No. 1 hard on track , with
No. 1 northern held ut b. > 3 c. Closing : No.
1 , hardcash and SeptemberSSc ; October , bGc ;
on truck , bdj c ; No. 1 northern , cash , 8JXo ;
September , bUo ; October. 8)0 ) ; on track , b5o ;
No. 2 northern , cashbl } u ; September , bl c ;
on track , b2J c.
Mllwnukfo , August 2. Wheat Firm ;
cash and August , SO c ; September ,
October , Sl fc.
Corn Dull ; No. ! 1 , 40c.
Oats-In fair demand ; No. 2 white ,
Hyo Entirely nominal.
Hurley Dull ; No. 2 , 5Dcforold ; Septem
ber , MlJ.j'c.
Pro visions Strong ; pork , cash and August
fl-1.50.
St. IjotilH. August 2. Wheat Lower ;
cash , bllJi'c ; September , 8.1 % > .
Corn Lower ; cash , 44K ° ! September ,
Out's Firm ; cash , 23K@2.Wc ; September ,
; kV.
Pork Lower ut $15.00.
Lard Lower at f8.X ( ) .
Whisky Steady at .14.
Duller Quiet ; creamery IBSlOc ; dairy ,
Liverpool , August 2. Wheat Quiet ;
holders otTer moderately ,
Corn Quiet.
Oincliuiiitl , , August 2. Whisky steady
ntfl.14.
KaiiHns City. August 2. Wheat Strong ;
No. 2 red , cash , 70J o bid. 72o asked ; Septem
ber , Slo bid ; No. 2 soft , cash , 72o bid , 75o
asked ; September 75o asKcd.
Corn Stronger ; cash , ! Kl\'o bid , 37e asked ;
No. 'J white , cash , 44e bid , 4Cc asked.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 20o bid , 20 > { c asked.
Now Orleans. August 2. Corn Irrecu-
lar ; mixeit , 00@62c ; yellow , C2o ; white. C5c.
Oats Excited and higher ; No. 2 , 4SJ c of
fered.
Comment-Steady at I2.b5.
Hog Products Scarce nnd firm ; pork ,
$14.taUlara ; , S7.75.
Hulk Moats Shoulders , fc.50 ! ; long clear
und clear ribs , $7.IK ) .
Now Vork. August 2. WheatReceipts ,
3.4000 : oxiwrte , 205,000 ; cash declined 1@
IJ c , closing easy ; options opened Irregular ;
later general market broke J@l > 4 , closlnn
htcady , with recovery of U@K : ungraded
red , b < Kil'8fo ' ; No. 3 red. S8o ; No. No. 2 red ,
04JfQ 3o in elevator ; WX&Mfto delivered ;
September closing at ttljfjc.
Corn Receipts , 13,000 ; exports , 20,141 ;
cash firm but quicl ; options opened M < sXo
higher , weakened and broke Jj'Qlc , closing
Ht n sllih.t recovery ; ungraded , .V ( < jj57ci ;
No. 2 , 5 Xo in elevator , 57c delivered ; Sep
tember closing at
Oats Receipts , 37,000 ; exports , Cftl ;
market Italic higher ; mixed western , 8i05
40ct white western , 41 ( < ir 0c.
Coftco Spot fair ; Rio , nominal nt $14.00 ;
options Irregular , clqslnpsteady ; sales , 24.000
bags ; August , * 10.3.'x3l0.40 ; September ,
etl.sHO.OOj ( October. fJUWMO.Mf.
Petroleum UnlU-d closed strong at ES'fc. '
Egcs Firm nnd lu better demand ; west
ern , irxgl'jfc.
Pork Dull and rather easier ; mess $11.25
for old ; ? 15.25c15.5 ( ( ) for new.
Lard Unsettled and decidedly lower on
selling by packers at the west ; western
steam , spot , quoted at $ n.OC ( ) ' . ) .0" .
Hutter Dull and unchanged.
Cheese Firm on line ; Ohio flat * , "QS.'fc.
tilVIJ STOCK.
Chicago , August 2. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cuttle Receipts. 10,003 , market steady ;
beeves , $0.10 (1.30 ( ; steers , f3f > 0 < 35.t.iO ;
stockcrs ana fcedeis ? 2.25.r ! > 0 ; cow * , bulls
nnd mixed , S1.40Q3 40 ; Texas cattle , $1.7B@
3.bO.
3.bO.Hogs Receipts , 12,000 , ; market stc.idy
for good ; others lower ; raised. W.OOgO00 ;
heavy , W.05Ki5i)5 ( ) ; light , $0.20 < 20.t0 ! ; skips ,
$ l.5'J ( U.OO.
Sheep Receipts , 4,000 ; market steady ;
natives , $ < .00@l.2 < ) : westetn , shorn , flf.M' ®
4.15 ; Texas shorn , $3.00@3.00 ; lambs , $ -1.50
Q0.25.
National Stock Yards. East fit.
IjottlH , August 2. Cnttlo Receipts , 2,030 ;
shipments , 200 ; market dull ; choice heavy
native steers , f5.M ) . i.,0 ; fair to good
native steers , $4.3or < ? 5.20 ; butchers' steers ,
medium to choice , $3.2. > C'14.40 ; stockers and
feeders , fulr to good , ? 2.2" > @ 3.40 : rangers ,
corn-fed , $ 'i.50 ( 4.40 ; grass-fed , $ J.20@3.GO.
Hogs Receipts , 2,200 ; shipments , C.OO ;
market steady ; choice heavy and butch
ers'selections ' , fl ( 5'.OJ ) ( ) ; p.icklng , medium
to prime , ffi.30(30.WJ ( ; light grades , ordinary
to best , $ il.3.-@i.55. !
KniisnaCtty , Augusts. Cattle Receipts ,
0,000 ; shipments , none ; market weak
and dull ; good to choice corn-fed ,
? 4.90Q5.40 : common to medium , ? ,1.2o@I.OO ;
grass range steers , $ l.bOg3.70 ( ; cows ,
$1.252..K ) ; D stackers and feeding steers ,
fl.CO ( < ? 3.00.
Hoes Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ;
market opened steady , closing 6@lOc lower ;
goon to choice , $0.2"jJ0.35 ( ; common to me
dium , $5 50(311.33. (
Crops In the Northwest.
J. B. Worst , the crop expert , furnishes the
following condensed statement of the obser
vations In the northwest concerning the crop
outlook. This statement Is dated July 30 :
The condition of growing crops during the
past fortnight were about ns hero described.
Spring wheat In eastern Dakota and south of
Milbank to a line drawn oven with northern
lown , 1ms n thin stand , just headed and badly
rusted. In Minnesota , on the lines between
Watorton and Milbank after leaving the Da
kota line and between that and St. Paul , the
stand is good and about half the fields are
headed , the other half heading ; about ono
half is promising , the other half injured by
rust. These same conditions , two days later ,
give the character of the fields between St.
Paul and Fargo. On the Minnesota side of
the Red river vallev from the North
ern Pacific to the boundary line
at St. Vincent , this crop , besides rust ,
yns materially hurt by being drowned out.
: lero it is safe to say the crop will full short
of last year by fully 20 per cent. In the im-
mediuto Red river valley , on the Dakota side ,
from Wahpeton to Grand Forks , the promise
s better than a year ago , while from Grand
forks north prospects nro not as good. Then
igain , from Grand Forks east to nearly
Devil's lake , and south from Laninoro to
within five miles of the main line of the
Northern Pacific ntCassclton , the fields look
nearly as yellow : is gold and fully 40 percent
jtiownd no uigns of hcudinu on the 25th inst.
North und west of Devil's lake mni south of
the Northcrn"Pacillc to Cheyenne prospects
nro good , Again , in Minnesota , south of St.
Paul , und between Munkota und the Missis
sippi , the act-cage seeded is scarcely more
than one-third of last year , and hero , too ,
chinch bugs huvo done important injury , al
though light us compared with last season.
In Iowa the acreage is small , nnd being badly
lodged , as well as rusted by general storms ,
this crop must bo poor , ns well as small. Al
together , I do not think it possible that this
year's crop in Minnesota und Dakota can
yield within 10 per cent of a year ago , and
that this entire crop , measured by receipts
at Chicago , Milwaukee , Minneapolis and
Duluth will fall 15 per cent short.
Oats , in Illinois and Iowa , nro badly lodged
and rusted , and while the loss to what they
would have been but for this Injury is fully
20 per cent , yet the largo acreage is likely to
make this a fair crop. In these states har
vest Is now general. In Minnesota und Da
kota this crop is still green , but prospects
are good.
Rye , north and west of our city , is a heavy
crop , and is now being mostly harvested in
shock.
Hurley Is a light crop , and where fields are
heavy is discolored.
Corn has good growth nnd color , and the
indications are for a good crop , but owing to
an ordinary or common stand I cannot call it
any better than good. However , the acreage
is larger than usual.
Hay , although much injured by the exten
sive storms of 4th and 13th inst , is doubtless
ono of the largest ever secured nt this date.
The CoiTee Market.
The now crop of Brazilian coffee is being
marketed quite freely and prices are weak
ening , although there is a fairly active de
mand from all parts of the coffee-drinking
world. Omaha wholesale grocnry merchants
have received some sample bags and they
show up very nicely. Evidently the crop is
a big ono nnd good in point of quality. At
Rio Janeiro the stock of cofl'eo has been In
creased to 100,000 bags , against u total of
157,000 bags a week earlier and 203,000 baps a
year ago : nnd at Santos the stock is given as
i > 0noi , ) hags (27,000 ( bags in second hands ) .
The frco arrivals und Increusing accumula
tions nt the ports of outlet tend to depression
and private cables note heaviness. The week's
export purchases reached 25,000 bags at Rio
Janeiro for the United States und at Santos
3,000 , against receipts at Rio Janeiro of bO.OOO
bags and at Santos of 15,000 bags. The re
ceipts nt Rio Janeiro July 1 to 25 were 2S3.000
bags and at Santos 52,000 bags , against dur
ing the same tlmo lust year respectively 8S-
000 and 09,000 bags.
OMAHA. ItlVK STOCK.
Cnttlu.
Thursday , Aueust2 , 18S9.
There wcro only a few cattle hero to-day
but some of them were of pretty gocd qual
ity. Ono bunch of 1311 pound steers reached
$5.35. The general market was about steaay
on good cattle but common kinds are slow.
Mot ; * .
The hog market opened about steady with
the close of yesterday , but'closed stronger
and about llko yesterday's opening market.
The hogs were all sold early.
Shoop.
There were no sheep on the market.
Kccuipts.
Cuttle BOO
Hogs 4,000
Prevailing i'rlcos.
Thefollowiim is a table of prices paid In
this maricct for the grade * of stock men
tioned.
Pnmostoers. 1300to 1503Ibs.$5.25 ( B5.75
Prime steers , IWJto 1300 ibs. . 4.50 fas.25
Fat little steers. 000 to 1050 Ibs. 4.00314.25
Common to good cows 1.75 ( o)2.00 )
Choice to fancy cows 2.50 ( i3.25
Common to choice bulls 2.25 fi&J.OO
Fair tocnoico light hogs 0.3 ! ) < a .40
Fair to choice heavy hogs 0.40 ( 0.50
Fairtocnoico mixed lions 0.30 G 0.35
Ueprcsentutivo Salm.
CATTLI'-
No. Av. Pr.
8 cows SS3 11.50
1 cow 1000 1.75
2 cows 820 2.00
18 cows , 777 2.00
2 cows 1235 2.50
1 cow 980 2.80
15 cows 10.M 2.bO
4 cows 1013 2.60
12 feeders 015 3.00
10 feeders. . . . , O'JO 3,00
Ihcifer 530 3.30
4 steers , grasscrs 1027 3.SO
1U steers , grosses * U3 ! 8..SO
11 steers , grassers 100-3 35'J
31 steers , grassers UOJ 3.75
lO tcers , natives 1110 4.0Q
1 steer , imtivo. . . . . OJO 4.00
17 steers , . . . . , . , , . . , . 4.00
28tcors , loco 4.00
3 cows , corn-foC . , . . , . .1270 4.00
Ill ) steers , 'natives.j.j | 1210 521
JW steers , natives.nj/.iroj ; 525
bJ steers , natives , . . . " mil 5.33
nou .
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No , Av. Shk. Pr.
77..271 ! N ) $ O.B3 - * . . , . 240 $1.35
50..278 200 0.25 ,84..213 100 (1.05 (
Til..275 ISO 0.25 Gr..2'15 100 0.113j
71.07 tO 0.30 . . . . ? 1W (5.35 (
7i.227 ) JO 0.30 .62..521 bO ( V > 5
8-J..2IG 240 0.30 IH..208 120 ( l.i5 !
( HI..210 200 O. ! < 0 09. , . .2.10 120 G.85
78..200 120 0.30 71..220 UK ) 0.95
74..170 80 030 ( > ( . . , .214 210 0.35
73..245 KM ) . ! ) ,74 . . .218 120 0.35
( ) . . . .2UI 200 0.3) ) 7.1..20' ) 2-0 0.35
74..208 120 0.80 ) . . . .S5 240 0. 5
07..241 KiO 0.30 iU. . . . 100 O.U5
78..201 820 G.SO 74..U2 120 0.35
71..214 120 0.30 07..25G 240 0.35
75..203 230 0.30 57..218 0.35
7.2-,0 ) 80 0.30 71..2111 80 0.35
5(1..208 ( 120 0.30 73..2-13 200 lUtfJf
G7..2i" bO 0.30 75..230 G..riK
70..235 200 0.30 05..23V SO 0.3 ; '
75..221 40 G.32 } 03..251 40 0.40
00..210 SO'0.32'4 G2..2C.1 120 0.40
71..220 240 0.32 77..210 HO 040
00..103 80 0.35 G9..247 120 0.40
70..242 bO G.5 ! 03..248 40 0.40
01..101) ) COJ 0.33 GO..310 120 0.45
05..209 120 035 CO..303 80 0.50
02..2T8 120 0.35
Packer * PnrclmscH.
Showing the number of hogs bought by
he leading buyers on the market to-day :
3. H. Hammond & Co 420
Omaha Packing Co 840
iVrmour-Cudahy P. Co 170"
t . Smiiro&Co 4(10 (
II. North & Co 212
Hruinard Hros 2sl
V. Httftlctt 232
O. B. Wilson & Co 74
L. Lambert 250
Highest nnd Lowest.
The following nro the highest und lowest
[ irlccs paid for mixed and heavy loads of hogs
m this market during the past fowdays , nnd
'ortho corresponding period in 18b7 nnd 1880 :
Jnlylssa. | J illy I8a7. | July 1SS3.
lira < ? ? . ! f75 sift © r > : to 4 wj ttt 75 '
/ > 7U a.r IO fi 1)5 ) ftfi U5 4 TO f ill 77H
r > w ( fin oo r oo @ . - > M 4 M CM TO
5 H ) ® 1 0. 5 OJ ft" ) 20 4 40 M TO )
Sunday. 4 HI Oil 10 4 IU i ! l (41 1 4r ,
r , so o oo 5 ai fo.ir > 4 30 C6t v
B W ) { ( ! 10 Sunday. i 45 Ml uo
t > M ) 6ifl " ( I B.1B < ? 6 > Jr > Sunday.
r , us df o 20 5 03 © 5 as 4 40 © 4 fir ,
CO. " ) ctoM 4 4tf,4 < 70
( I 10 W 'M 5 00 M 20 4 60 M 70
U 2) < 5fl ! ) B OJ © ) 25 4 OJ 544 H )
0 ISO 60 45 Sunday 4 ( LI C4 8- >
August 18S8. August 1K87 August IStifl.
fl 30 © 1) ) 4 ! > S H ) @ ) S ) Sunday.
Live Stock Notes.
Hogs sold hero to-day within 20c of the
, op in Chicago.
Mr. Hunter , Rockport , Mo. , was In with n
oul ; of cattle.
E. Garrow , Nebraska City , was here look-
, ng over the market.
Henry Burcham came in from Hickman
ivilh a load of cattle.
L. Spelts , David City , topped the hog mar
ket with a loud of 803-pound hogs.
During the month of July Omaha received
20,721 hogs more than Kansas City.
Mr. Clew , Blakemnn , Kan. , is in with a
load of grass cattle for Thomas Thurman.
D. S. Parkhurst , of the firm of Parkhurst ,
Hoppo & Parker , has returned from u trip
west. ; ' '
G. E. Wlllnrd , Columbus , came in with six
oiuls of corn fed natives which sold on the
nnrkct.
: r
H. Thompson. Wallace ; W. J. Davis ,
Grand Island ; U. H. , Bellamy , Edison ; W.
H. Errett , Hurlan , a ; Mr. Bogart , Glen-
wood ; Samuel Dalton , , U'abor , la. ; Mr. Bob
bin , ICnox ; L. and W. Butler , Octavia , and
John Horsely , Porciva ) , la. , wcro all in with
hogs.
OMAHA TRADE CONDITIONS.
Produce , Fmltq , Ktc.
Wednesday , August 1,18S8.
The bulk of the receipts wore cleared out
early. Shippers should candle eggs care
fully , r
BUTTEU Fancy creamery roll , 20@
21c ; solid packed , 10@l7c ; choice couniry
bulter , 15@10c ; common grades , 10@13c.
Eons Slncllv fresh , 13@l4c candled.
C.VLiroiiNiA DOISONS $1.25 ncr box.
CALiroiiNiA GiiAi'Es $1.50ii2.00 ( per case.
SOUTIIEUN Giui'ES 75c@l.OO per 10-lb
basket.
Bl.ACKliEliuics $3.00 for 24 qts.
BUCK UASPIIKHIIIES $3.00 for 21 qts.
PEACHES California , $1.00@1.25 per box ;
Missouri , 75c@$1.00per % bu.
BANANAS Common , $1.50@2.25 per bunch ;
choice , $2.50ffl3.50.
LEMONS $5.50@8.00 per caso.
SQUASH 2c per ID.
CANTELOPES $1.50@2.00 per dozen.
SQUTIIEIIN PI.UMS $1.25@1.50 per bu.
HucKi.cDEitniKs $1.2o per drawer.
POTATOES New , home growth , 60@70e per
bushel.
POULTIIT No dressed fowl In the market ;
live chickens , $3.50@J.75 per doz. ; spring
chickens , * 2.75@J.25.
STKINO BEANS 75c per bu.
TOMATOES $1.23@1.50 per bu.
TuitNirs 25@30c per bu.
GUBCN COHN S1.00@1.50 per 100.
WATnuiiKLONs $18.00@20.0 ( ) per 100.
PEAIIS California , $1.50@2.00 per case ;
Southern , Sl.OO per % bu.
Cci.Kin SOiJMOo per dozen.
OIIANOES Mcsslnas , W C0@8.00 per box ;
Kodi , $7.50@S.CO ; $ .1,00@4.75 per half box.
CAHIIOES , JJ.50 per 100.
ONMONS 2c per Ib.
Arn.ns $1.00@3.25 per bbl.
CIUKII Michigan , * 4.50@0.50 per bbl 82
gals ; California pear elder , $15.00 per bbl.
POP COIIN Uico , 8@4e ; common , 2@3e.
CAIIIIOTS 75cper bushel.
BK INS Choice eastern handpicknd navies ,
? 2.80@2.S5 ] ) or bushel ; western hand picked
navies , $2.75@2.85 ; mediums , $ .2.50@2.GO.
Lima beans 5o per pound.
HONEY 14@10c for ono pound frames ;
Btraincd honey , G@3c per pound.
BEESWAX Choice yellow , 20@22 } c ; dark
colored , 13@14c.
CIIKESE Young America , full cream ,
" " c ; full cream Cheddars , 9@9Kc ; full
cream flats , 0@0) j good to choice skimmed
Cheddars , 0@l'f ( ; skimmed fiats , 5i (
Groccra List.
Revised prices are as follows :
BAQOINQ Stark A , seamless , 21o ; Amos-
kcag , seamless , lO o ; Lowlston A , seamless ,
19e ; American , seamless , IGJ c ; burlaps , *
to 5 bit,5@ ( > > 4c ; gunnies , single , 18c ; gunnies ,
double , 2Uc ; wool sacks , ! 15c.
COKFEES Mocha , 20@2Sc ; Rio , good , 1CC < < !
7c ; Mandahling , 30@28o ; roasting Rio , 14 ®
IGo ; O. G. Java , 2l@2 c ; Java , Inferior , 21G5
24o : Klo , fancy , IGfjglOc ; Santos nnd Mura-
calho , 17@10c.
CoAiAnthraclto , range , nnd nut , $10.00 ;
largo egg , S'J.75 ; Uock Spring , * 7.00 , Su
perior , $0.00 ; Iowa , ? 4.50@5.60 ; steam coal ,
f 1.60 to $3.00.
SunH Granulated , S tSSjfo ; conf. A ,
7Xe ; white exlra C1 7K@7Kc ; extra C , 7
@ 73 'c ; yellow C , 0@G c ; nowdered , 8J- @
Ko' cubes , 8 @ 8xe.
CANNED Goons Oysters , No. 3 Slandard ,
per case. $3.25 ; strawberries , 2 Ibs. per
case , $2.80@2.40 ; raspberries , 2 Ibs. , per
case , $2.00 ( 2.10 ; California pears , | > cr case ,
$4.C)0@4.70 ; apricots , per case , $4.50rti4.75 ;
California peaches , per case , $5.00e5.25 | ;
California white cherries , per case , $5.70
13/0.00 / ; California plums , per case , $4.20 ® 1.30 ;
pine apples , 2 Ibs , per case. 3.25g4.80 ( ;
1 Ib. salmon , per doz , $1.K ! ) ( < ? 2.00 ; 2 Ib goose
berries , per case , $ ii.OU@2,10 ; 2 Ib. string
beans , per case , $ l.75@l.bO ; 2 Ib. marrow fat
peas , $2.50@2.GO ; 2 Ib. early Juno peas , $2.tiO
f < ? 2.7531b. ; tomatoesa.00@2.15 ' ; 2 Ib. corn ,
f2.00@2.20.
DIIIEUFnuiTS Fips , in boxes , porlb , 13 ®
IGc ; figs , In mats , pur-lb , 5K@Co ; dates , In
boxes , 5i@7c ; London Malaga layer
raisins , per box , $3.50(23.75 ( ; Malaga
loose raisins , t-.80@2.50 ; now Valen
cia raisins , per Ib , 7 } < ® bo ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels , per box. $1.75@2.00 ;
California London layer raisins , per box ,
* 2.a5(2 ( > 2.50 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , 20c:22o ( ? : ;
California pitied plums , per Ib , 12@13o ;
dried blackberries , per Ib , 8K@Oo ; dried
raspberries , per Ib , OtJ2e ; ! ; dried
apples , 7a9o ( ; evaporated apples , SK
( it8c ; California sun dried puaches , 12C < |
ia > jfo ; California un pared evapornlod
peaches , ! 5 < < | l8o ; evaporaled California
apricots , l8C'i20n ; Zanlco currants , 05/ci
Turkish prunes , 4j c ; cilron , 20fi 22o.
PICKLES Medium , in bbls , $5.50 ; do in half
bbls , W.OO ; small , In bbls. * 700 ; do in half
bbls , ? 3.75 ; eherklns , In bbls , $3.25 ; do In half
bbls , $1.00.
FISH California salmon , per bbl. $10.00 ®
18.00 ; halibut , per Ib. He ; family white fish ,
iw K-bbl. $3.25 ; while lish. No. 1. oer K'bW ,
$0.50 ; trout , perX-bbl , $5.75 ; scaled herring ,
per box , SSc ; now Holland hernng- , per keg
02c ; George's Boy split herring , pgrbbl , now
$ j.75 ; split Labrador herring , per bbl , new
8.00 ; extra George's cod , per Ib , now ,
Western Hank cod , per Ib , new , fi' c ; botic-
ess rod , 5.o)3c ( ; largo family mackerel , per
i-bbl , $10.0J : niacUercl , No. 1 buy , Vbbl (
; ll.OO ; nmokcd bloaters , per box , $1.40.
TOMACCO Plug , ac05e ; ; smoking , 10@53c.
.Ir.l.LlK. " 11.25 per SO-lb pail.
SALT tl.i0 ! 1. ! > - " > per bbl.
Horn 7-1(5 ( , u i iitW { c.
SPICES Nutmcsr , per Ib , 55J775c ( , pepper ,
> crlb , 17M10c ; cloves , per Ib , ISQJlo ; all-
pice , 7@ o ; clunnuion , 7 ( < 4Sc ,
B NAH.U Iron nulls , twr keg. $2.05Q3.10 ; steel
mils , per keg , fJ.'JO J.'Jo ; wire tmlls , per
keg , $2. 2.70 ; barb wire , $3.OiJ.it5. : (
Tius Young Hyson , common to f.ilr , IS ®
C5c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 0tT55c ( ;
Uiupowdcr , coinmoti to good , SV SSc ; Gun-
mwdcr , choice to fancy. Ulj5 ( ; < Mo ; Japan , coin-
non to medium , 15d'i , .Inpan , chofco to
ancy , ! VVf45c ( ; Oolong , cannnon to good , -5 ! $
i."c ; Oolong , choice to funcv. CUvitTOa ; Impcr-
iil , common to medium , 'J lje ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 40@60c.
NUTS Almonds , 15i17c ( ; filberts , Oo10c ;
Jrazll , 5(2tic ( ; walnuts , 10@Hc ; pecans , 7J @
ijfc ; iicunuts , CiSS ) ( c.
CUACKKIIS ( > ( iil\o ( per Ib ; assorted cakes , 7
iZiOc ! per Ib , as per list.
MU'LB SCOAH Bricks , lOCTlO o per Ib ;
irnny cakes , IK ll c per Ib ; pure tnaplo
syrup , $1.00 per gnl.
IlitooMS Extra 4-tie , rJ.OO ; parlor , 8-tlo ,
minted handles , $3.25 ; No. 1 , V2.0J ; No. 'J ,
HIS ; heavy staolo brooms , $1.00.
STAUOII Mirror gloss , 5 > fc ; Graves' corn ,
5 > c ; Oswego gloss , 7o ; Oawego corn , "c.
I'owunii AND SHOT Shot. J1.80 ; bucicshot ,
; 1.55 ; powder , Uegs , S5.00 ; half kegs ,
S2.75 ; one-fourths , f 1.50 ; blasting , kegs , $2.15 ;
fuses , 100 ft. .
L\UD Tierce. 8Kc ; 40-lD square
cans , Stfc ; 50-lb round , 8) 0 ; 20-lb round ,
8fc ; 10-lb palls , S o ; 5-lb palls , Oo ; iJ-lb palls ,
fljtfc.
fljtfc.PIOVISIOXS Hams , lljf@12o ; breakfast
bacon , 10 > { @ll.fc ; bacon sides , UJ Wc ; dry
salt , SKS'Jc ; shoulders , 8@8 c ; dried
beef , 10 ( il2c.
Woonc.NWAUE. Two-hoop pails , per doz. ,
51.40 ; thiee-hoop pulls , $1.05 ; No. 1 tub ,
$7.00 : No. 'J tub , * UH ) ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00 ;
washboards , electric , $1.50 ; fancy Northern
Queen washboards , $2.75 ; assorted bowls ,
' 2.75 ; No. 1 churns , $ ' .1.50 ; No. 2. churns ,
4.50 ; No. a churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , § 1.70 ;
spruce , in ucsts , 70c per nest.
Svitui's ANI > Moi.A ns Sugar syrups ,
common to choice , 2S@44c ; corn syrup , 2s@
.Me ; black strap molasses , 15o ; Now Orleans
nolasses , open kettle , ! 15@50c ; New Orleans
centrifugal. 27@l ! , " > c ; sorghum , 27 ( < I,35c.
HICK Carolina nnd Louisiana ,
? atna nnd Kungoou , 5@5j c.
CAXDV Mixed , 10@12o : stick ,
Ijcnthcr.
City harness per Ib , 23 ( < 23o ; country liar-
nOss per Ib , 24 ( < 25o ; city line per Ib , 82ca3c ( ;
bs , S5@90c ; city upper per foot , 18 ( 203 ; col
ar , 14Kic ( ; Buffalo slaughtered solo porlb ,
2S@30c ; Oak leather slaughtered sole per Ib ,
8o(3iOc ( : ; harness , per Ib , 2s@32c ; upper per
foot , 21g22c ( ; kip heavy per lh , OS ( ? 70c ; kip
medium per Ib , 75@bO ; city calf per Ib ,
eOc@t.OO ; lining per dozen , trt.00r < ? 8.50 ;
French calf 25 to 30 Ibs , $1.10@1.75 ; French
calf UO to 50 Ibs , $1.101.7B ; French calf 50
to751hs , ( Kc@n.25. )
Hubuer boots and shoes Uoston , dls 40
l > cr cent ; Bay Stnte , dis iWitW per cent ;
I'ara , dis40@5 per cent ; Goodyear , dis 40Q5
tier cent ,
Metals mill Tinners' Stock.
Tin plate. I C , 10x14 , best , $0.75 ; tin pinto ,
rooting , I 0,11x20 , $5.25 ; sheet zinc , $ t3.50@
5 75 ; pig lead , $4.HO : bar lead. $1.55 ; largo pig
block tin , 25o ; small pig block tin , 2Gc ; bar
tin , 27c ; solder , 15@20o ; copper bottoms , 31e ;
sheathing copper , tinned , 2'c ' ; planishing
copper , tinned , 37c : lead pipe , OJi'o ; sheet
iron , N S. IS to 31 , . 32Ui UussU iron , 13c ;
Am Uussia planished , A , lOJ/c ; Am Uussla
planished , B , OL'o ; P-iIntcd barb wire , J3.00 ;
galvanized barb wlro.$3.75. _
Dry Goods.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent dls. ; LL ,
No. 50. colored , 12e ; No , 70 , colored , 15c ;
Bristol , KH o ; Union Pacific , ISc.
CAIU-ET WAIII- Bib White , 19c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.BVTTS
BVTTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , lOc ; Beauty ,
12 } c ; Boone , 14c ; B , cased. $0.50.
I'niNTS Solid colors Atlantic , Oc ; Slater
5J jc ; Berlin oil , GJc ; Garner oil , C@7c.
COKSET JEANS Androscoggin , 7 e ; Kear-
sargo , 7Jfc ; Hocltport , OJ o ; Conestoga , 0) ) c ,
TICKS-York , 30 in. , 12 > c ; York , 32 in. .
IS' c ; Swift Hivcr. 8c ; Thorndiko OO ,
Thorndlko EF , 8We ; Thorndiko 120 ,
Thorndike XX , 15c ; Cordis No. 5 ,
Cordis No. 4 , lie.
DENiMS-Amoskeag , 9 oz , lOJ oi Everett , 7
oz , ISJrfc ; York , 7 oz , 18 > c ; Haymaker , SJ o ;
Jaffrey XX , ll c ; Jaffrey XXX , 12Kc ;
Beaver Crook A A , 12c ; Beaver Creek BB ,
lie ; Beaver Creek CC , lOc.
KKNTCCKV JEANS. Memorial , 15o ; Dakota ,
18o ; Durham , 27 } c ; Hercules , ISc ; Learning.
Ington , 22 > o ; Cottswold , 27 } e.
CitAsn. Stevens' B , 6c ; Slovens' B ,
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , 71 0 ; Stevens A.
blenched , 8 } < c ; Stevens' P. 8Kc ; Slovens' '
P. blenched , U ! < e ; Stevens' N , 0c ; Stevens'
N , bleached , 10' < fc ; Stevens , SUt. V c.
MISCELLANEOUS. Table oil clotn , $2.85 ;
plain Holland , 9 } c ; Dado Holland , 12J < fe.
FLANNELS. Plaid Raftsmen , 30eGostien ; ,
; Clear Lake , 82Jfc ; Maple City ,
Allen , Oc ; Kivorpoint. 5c ; Steel Hlver , G >
Klchmond , 0 < < cPacittc ; , 0 } c.
PUIXTS Indigo Blue Washington ,
American , 7c ; Arnold , 7c ; Arnold Century.
Oc ; Arnold B , lOJ c ; Arnold A , 12o ; Arnold
Gold Seal. lOJJc.
PitiNTs Dress Charter Oak , 5c ; Uamapo ,
4Uc ; No. 5 , ( Ic ; EE,9 > < c ; GG , wyc , XX , 12c ;
OO , 14o ; NN. lOo ; Lodi , fie : Allen , Go ; Richmond
mend , Gc ; Windsor , 0 > fo ; Eddystono , GHe ;
Pucillc , OVc.
GI.VOIIAM Plunicett checks , 7 e ; Whltton
ton , 7K ° ! York , 7Kc ; Norniandi uress ,
8J < fc ; Calcutta dress , 8Uc ; Whlttcnton dress ,
8 > < c ; Hcnfrow dress , 8HfH ( > lS } e.
CAMCHICS Slater , 60 ; Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard , 5o ; Peacock. 5c.
CoMroiiTEits-C ( X35 ) 00.
BLANKIITS White , $1.00@7.50 ; colored ,
BLEACHED SIIEETIXO Berkeley cambric ,
No. GO , 9 } < o ; Best Yet , 4-4. 0 } o ; butter cloth ,
OO , 4 0 ; Cabot , 7Kc ; Farwellhalf bleached ,
S > c ; Fruit of Loom , 9)/c ) ; Greeiio
G , Go ; Hope , 7Jf ; King Philip cam
bric , lie ; Lonsdalo cambric , lljfj ;
Lonsdalo , S % ; Now York mills , lOKc ;
Pepperell , 42-m , lie ; Pcpperell , 40-in , 12o ;
Pcpporcll , G-4 , IGc ; Pcpperell , 8-4 , 21o ; Pep-
pcroll , U4 , 23e ; Pepperell. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton
4-4 , 8 > fc ; Canton , 4-4 , O c ; Triumph , Cc ;
Wamsutta. lie ; Valley , 5c.
Brown sheeting Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7J c ; A
Bantio H , 4-1 , 7 } c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0 > io ; At-
lantio P , 4-4 , Gc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , do ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 5o ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , Go ; Hoosier
LL , 4-1 , Gc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 > c ; Law-
rencoLL , 4-4 , ( io ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5) ) < u ;
Pcpperell H , 4-4. 7c ; Popperell O , 4-4 , O c ;
Pcpperell. 8-4 , ISVo ; Pcpjicrcll , 9-4. 21c ; 1'cp-
peroll , 10-4 , 23e ; Utica C , 4-4 , 5c ; Wachusott ,
4-1 , 7 o ; Aurora It , 4-1 , 7c , Aurora B , 4-4 ,
DUCK West Point SO in , 8 oz ,
Quecheo No. 2 , 9 , 37 > < o ; Qucchco No. 3 , J/ ,
82Ko ; Anawan , 32 0 ; Windsor , 22KC.
FLANNELS lied , C , 24 in , 15K ; E , J in ,
21e ; G G , 24 in , 18e : II A F , % , 25c ; J U F , Jf ,
27 o ; G , 9f , 35c ; West Point 29 in. 10 oz ,
12 > c ; West Point 29 In , 12 oz , 15oWcst ; Point
40 In , 11 oz , IGc.
SninTiNO Checks , Caledonia X , 9J o ; Cal
edonia XX , lO c ; Economy , 9c ; Otis , 9u.
1 % K. I'AI.MCH. N. ) > . ItlCIIMAX. J. II. IILANO1AIU ) .
PALMER , RICHMAN 4 CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
ce-tu.om.op
MCCOY BROS. ,
liye Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market furnl.hed frco on application. Stocker * and
feeJem ( iirnl'Uml on ijood ternn. Uu'uroncf : Oiua-
Im National Kankand Huutb Omaba National , Union
btock V nla , buutb Omaha.
F.ORIMERWESTERFIELp& MALEY
Liye Stock Commission ,
Room IS , Kxcbinee BulldlnK , Union Block Tardi ,
tOutbUmaha.Neb.
_ . _
ALEXANDER 4 FITCH.
Commision Dealers in Liye Sock ,
Opposite Kxcbanga Building , Unlou
Yards , HoutU Omalia , Neb.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited , .
Josj V .Uoid , DiUXrlnUndeat. ,
TOBY
miplornonte. _
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DcalennAEricnltnral Implements , Wagons ,
Carriages and Knurlr * . Jcufn Ftrrft.bctwoi'iiStLotiO
1Mb , Omalia , ybtaika.
LININOER & MliTOALK CO. ,
Agricultnrallinplcincnls.WaEons.CarriagC'j . . '
Wbolciitle. Omaha , Nebraska.
PARL1N , ORENDORF ti MARTIN ,
Wholesale I > alf r In
Agricultural Implements , Waeous buggies
Ml , BIB. 9U5 and TOT Jontt Street , Omaha.
P. P. MAST& CO . ,
Mannfaetnrers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Culllvnlors.Uay Hakes. Cider Mill * and I.ubau 1'ul-
Cor. 14th anil Nicholas Mtvsts.
W 1 NONA IMPLEME NT CO. ,
Wliole'ale ,
Agricultural Implements , Wagons &Bnggies
_ Corner lllh pnd Nicholas Mroct * .
OMAHA IUIANC1I.
J. P. SEIBERLINQ & CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harresling Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K. .Meal , Manager. 1211 LoaTenwortu 8t. . Ouiaba.
M 6 U N E. M" | LBURN&STODDARDCo
Manufacturers nnd Jobbers In
Wapns , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Otli nn.l 1'nclUo treits , Omaha , Neb.
Artists' Materials.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douglas Street , Olintin , Nrbrnrkn.
H. M , & S. W. JONES ,
Successors to A. T. Kenyon A Co. , Wholesale i Hctall
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Flno Wedding Stationery Commercial Stationery
1U3 Douglai Street. Oiiialm. Null.
Boots and Shoos *
K1RKENDAI.L. JONES & CO. ,
( Sucocf sort to Heed , Jone A Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
.Agentt fur lloston llubbcr Pboo Co. lltti , 110 & HOC
_ llarutT t. . Omaha. Kobraaka.
W. V. MORSE fc CO. .
Jolfe of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-llOi Douglas Bt. Omitlia Manufactory , Sum
mer St. . lloston.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Coffee and fplcf Mills.
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
FlaYorli'fr Extracts , Ijiuudry liluo. Inks , Ktc. Hit-
lll611iirn T Bttfot. Oninhn. Ncbratka.
Crockery ani
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W. L"WRIOHT.
AKent for thn Manufacturer * and Ira > ortej of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Cnimneys ,
Ktc. OB cc. 317 8. th tft. . OmaUa. Nebraska.
PERKINS , CATCH & LAUMAN.
and Jobber. * of
Grocery , Glassware , Lamis , Silverware
Ktc. liH nirnam St. , Now I'axton Ilulldlnif.
Commission and
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RID DELL" & "RIDDELL"
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Uiittcr. Kofi. Cicf ! > p , rnnltry , Game.
1112Howard Street. < > rnah .
CEO. SCHROEDER & . CO. ,
IBnocessors to McSLano & Schrocder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha. Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Jlercbant. Correspondence solicited. 10U North If.tli
streetOmnhu , Neb.
Coal , Coke end Ulme- _
OMAHA'COAL , "COKE & L.TME co. ,
Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
303 South 13lu Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. ,
Manufacturers of Lime ,
And shippers itt Coal , Coak , Cement , 1'lnater , I.lrao ,
Drain Tile , and Bower ripe. OIHce , 218 , H. 13th
St. , Omaha , Neb. Telephone nil.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
III South 13th St. , Omaha. Neb.
" DryJ2op demand Notloris.
M. E SMITH i co. ,
Bry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 and 1101 Douglas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATR1CK-KOCH DRYCOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Bry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Furnishing Goods. Tomer llth and UUDOT
Mn..OiDHba. Nebraska.
Furniture.
DEWEY i STONE ,
Wholesale Bealers in Furniture ,
Kurnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Furniture
Oninba. Nebi&ska.
groceries.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER A ; CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
'i03,707,709 , nnrt 711B. 10th St. , Omuha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers
,
I lh and LcaTonwortli Street * . Omabn , Nobmaka ,
Hardware.
HAHU-
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate.
Metals , SliPPt lion , etc. A ( ? nts for Howe Scales ,
Mlftintl'ouiUTiimll.ymiiii Hnrhed wlru ,
( Jmahu , NebmskH.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and DutTalo Realm. H05 Iou ltu
btreet , Omaba , Nebraska.
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
lOthand HarnerSts , Omaba , Neb. Western Ag
( or Austin I'omlerCn. , JerTemon Htcollsalln ,
Fairbanks Blandard Benin.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO.
Wholesale Manufacturer * of
Saddlery & Jabbers of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. HOT , lias anil 1107 Uarne ? St. , Omaha ,
Nekraikk.
Hoayy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wagon Stock , Hardware , Lumber , Ktc. VKT.
and 1211 llarney Street , Omaha.
W. L. PARROTTE St. CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 Hame ? Street , Oraahm Nob.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
U Street and Unlln PaclHc. Track. Omnba.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
DOOM , Ktc. Tardi-Corner 7tb atid Uoul s | Comet
tU and Itou l4.
Lumber
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
MtlianJ California StreetsOmaha. N br isV
I'HtU W. UHAY , *
Lumber Lime Cement Etc
Etc
, , , , , ,
_ _ _ CornrrC.tb ' and Douglas BU..Omahlu
TTW.'HARVEY LUMBER CO. ' , *
To Dealers Only ,
Officelira FarnamPlr et , Omaha.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
gulncr White l.liuf.
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and 1'arquel Kloorlnt tub nnd rw > . . u ,
M II 1 1 no ry o n d N otlorTiT
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"i."oBER > ELDER""cb. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
* . 7Uliind M South llth
Ovorallo.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING co. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans Pants , fcblrf , Ktc. IIIKnnd 1104 IKiuglai Street.
Uoinhn. Nob.
Noti'ona.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
< U1 nnd la'iBcuth luth 8t.Oiuaha.
jt
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Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Reflned and Lubricating Oils ,
Axloarcnse.Ulc. , Omaha. _ A. 11. BlihopManager
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VINYARD & "SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
Ufa llarnnr Strnnt.Onmln.
Office Fixtures.
TUB SIMMONDS .MANUFACTUIUNQ CO.
Manufacture. of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantles , FideboartK nook Cnsi s , Drutf Flxturas.Watl
CaxaiI'HitltlDns. HalllnEsCounter" , Hurrmnd Wins f
Coolers. Mirror * etc. Knctory am' onlcc , 1M ) and liJl
Bomb Uth 8t.Omiiha , Telephone 1U4.
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CUM'MINGS & NEILSON ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Paints , Oils , Window Gto , Etc ,
1111 ! Fi'rnam Ptrcot. OmabaNeb.
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPER CC ? . ,
Wholesale Paper Bealers ,
Carry a nice stock of Printing , Wrapping mid Wrltlat
I'hfir. Special attention dvon to car load orders.
Boxes.
Paper
f\ \
JOHN L. WILKIE.
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Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Not. 1J17 and 131 Douglas St. , Omaba , Neb.
_ _ Prljjtoro' MatorlalB.
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WEST'ERN NE'WSPA"PER"UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dvalcrsln Tyi' " . l'ro < s * and Printers'Supplies. 60 ]
South Uth Htrest. Omaha.
RubborPooda.
OMAHA
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
911 Clothlniz and Leather llolttmi. 1XH ( Karnam Street.
31
Sjsh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV/ , CO. .
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Sash. Boors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch office , 12tu and UarU Streets , Omaha , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Boors , Blinds ,
Vjuldtncs , Stair Work and Interior Hani Wood Fla
sh. N. E. Corner 8th nnd I/u Yuawortu b tree Is ,
Ouiaha. Neb.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Enpes ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ualllday Wind Mills. 019 anil OM Farnnm St. , Omaha.
O. * . lloss , Acting Manager ,
BROWNELL & CO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet Iron Work Ptcnm Pumps , Paw MIMs. 1313-1Z15
Lvarennorthfetrout , Omaha.
Seeds.
PHIL. ST1MMEL A : CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Ull and VU Jones Street. Omuha.
Storage , Forwarding & Commission
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Craned hounonf the llcmiey lliiKgjr Co. llticxlcsal
nbolcsalu nnd retail. l.XJti IllOiimlliU Uanl Btreet ,
Omaha. Telephone No. 7.10.
OMAHi MAI
Stacks , Bailers , Etc.
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H" . K. SAWYER ,
Mannfacturing Dealer in SmoKc Stacks ,
Krltchlnt' . Ti\nks and General Holler llepnlrtni. Uli
_ Dotlau Hrr lit. Omaliu. Nell
STOR2 & 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 North KljthtoentU Street. Omalia. Kob.
Cornlco.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Epencter , Troprletor. l l lioilao und 1(11 ( nd IU
North Itrtli htreul , OmiiliH.
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter Cc ron , 1'iop'i. ManufuctuuTu of nil klodi
Steam Boilers , Ms and Sheet Iron Wort
Work ! Houlll 20lli and U. It M. Croulu * .
1'AXTON & VIK1U.INQ IKON WUUKB.
Vronght ant Cast Iron Building Work ,
EnnlncK , llr Work.Qineral Koilndrr. Machine tn
lllacktraltb Work , omieanilV"rk , U , I * . Ur.
aud llh Blreot , Omaha.
C7RWFTA" WIRE & IR'orf WORK ;
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Deik Italli , Window ( lutnli. Flower Htandi. Wlr *
Blicni. Eto. la Nortu ICtn fitreet. Oinaba.
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS.
Man'fis ' of fire fcBnrglar Proof Safes
Vaults , Jail Work , Iron and Wire r'enchiK , Clgoi , K'e.
U. Andrnon. 1'ruii'r. Cur. UtU > a J cHuu uu.
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIKEV/ORK3
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Screen : , for banki , nRlcoi.'ioto * . rt Uone4 , e'o.
Improved Awnloti , I ock o.Ut , MicbliKi ; vai
HUckitnlib rai , < OJ ( iutti l , tt
JMEAQHER * LEACTTT
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Lccfe ,
Otnira\ Alien foi Duo.'lo Cafe li Lock U '
r lk aa Jail n ia. Uli k IKaJ
ll'ffvA.t -w7
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