THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
WJicat Aatiln Hulas Strobg on Bull
ish Foreign News.
CORN INCLINED TO SOFTNESS ,
Hut Itnlllrs SIlKtitty Toward the Close
OntH Htonilj I'rovlslons Ituther
Hlow HOKS niut Ciittjn Active
General Quotations.
CHICAGO rilODUUi : MAKKET.
CincAdo , August 0. [ Spoclnl Tclcgrnm to
TIIK nic. : ] Wheat opened strong nnd
' < 0 Ji hlRlior In till markets of the country -
try , on wet cables nnd the acceptance- for
account of the continent of practically all
odors made Saturday ni ht. This being a
bank holiday In England thcro were no pub
lic market cables from London or Liverpool ,
but the weather situation Is quoted as unfav
orable. New York WHS particularly strong
ilnd New York orders In this market
wcro to buy In ti great mnjnrltji
of Instances. A good share of these Ncn
York ordcru arc believed to bo for foreign
account. St. Louis was aho llrm at bottoi
prices. The local trading crowd went homi
long Saturday afternoon and at the opening
there was n good deal of realizing by the
smaller class of operators. Hut by all mcan
the most Important local Incident of the scs
sloa was the sellinfe- out of about two nilllloi
bushels of wheat by Heain. lie
explained that ho had not under
go no u chnngo of heart and fell as bullish n <
ever , but that ho had to bo away from the
city some time nnd did not C.UG to have ni
open Interest , hi the market while ho couli
not bo on hand to watch the deal. The offcci
of the unloading of this largo line and UK
thinning out of the llttio fellows was u do
cllnoof % ( rlc m tliu innrkot. There was r
llttio trade in September nt the opening
around 850 , but the lariro trade was nt 8Jc
From Unit point the market worked back U
Sic , though thcro was hard lighting all th <
way dou n. Then came the visible HUpplj
announcement of 811,000 bushels increase
and for u brief interval the feeling wu1
weak , moro particularly when It was < lis
covered that the northwest had been doinj
moro or less realising on the advance. For
clgners continued to buy , however , am
the market got sensibly broader. About thi !
time cables wcro received bringing the oft
repeated tidings that reports of damage ti
the French crop were confirmed , and further
more that an agitation for the removal of tin
import tax on grain had started hi tin
chamber of deputies. This latter in
cldciit was of sufllclent Importance ti
stimulate renewed local buying am
the price wns shoved up ( ffjfo from tin
bottom , thocloso being llrm at the full incus
uro of ground regained. New Yoric , St
Louis nnd Duluth wcro stronger than Chi
cago. They declined with greater reluctant'
than Chicago and advanced easier.
Corn opened strong at an advance of } 6 < i
? 4O over Saturday. Thuro wns not a ver ;
largo tnido at the start , but as soon as Scp
tembor advanced to 41 % and October ti
Ifi c thcro was plenty of propel ty for sale
The market worked clown % c , Soptembe
going to 45Xu and October to -\\e. \ \ Th
tiplendld corn weather is keeping the coun
try bearish nnd stimulating the forwan
movement ftom llrst lianas. It is the him ]
CHt kind of work bulling the murko
in the face of big receipts am
no prospects of n let-up. A froi
shipping movement only mciisurc.ibl ,
offset this nil prevailing nnd nil pcrvadlni
spirit of softness. An occasional rally c.iusvi
by covering by shorts v hon the market go
oversold and strained is the best bulls hav
liud for a month , and the outlook is not ca
pqcially rosy oven now , though as comp irei
with the values ruling up to BO or IK ) days ag
the price seems temptingly chcii ) :
With the country and u fox
leading operators ready to sell ull the mat
kctwilltuko on every bulge , the future
does not look puitlciilnrly bright , it must b
confessed. Thcro was n slight recovery jusi
before the close in sympathy with 'wheat.
Oats ruled nearly steadydurlngthegreatc
port of the day , nnd lluctuations wcro con
lined within n narrow and unimportant range
The visible supply exhibited a docrcnso o
nearly half a million bushels , whlle m th
other hand estimated receipts for tc
morrow wcro somewhat larger thai
recently. In the speculative mat
knt nearly all futures opened stead ;
and although there was only u modcrato dis
position to trade , the feeling was fairly firm
with August in demand and held nt 2tJiCi (
UTi e , while May was salc.iblo around 27J < ( n
2Se. The intermediate months were In fai
request. Llttio was done in cash oats 1 :
store , which wcro about i.'S > fo for old No. J
with trading chiefly by sample.
In provisions trading was a llttio slow
Cash buyers curtailed their purchases be
cause holders refused to meet last week1
break In prices , and In the line of speculatio :
thora wns less doing than on nny day fo
some time past. Outsldo orders fo
future product wore limited nnd th
business transacted was mainly o
local account. The market , howovoi
pxhiblted u strong underlying , reeling , ntn
for short ribs prices were advanced ovnrSa !
urdny's closings 5c , nnd for lard 10@l2j j <
Pork averaged higher than on Saturday , lui
excepting an appreciation of 5c on Octobci
limit quotations exhibited little change.
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK.
Ciiicvno , August 0. [ Special Telegram t
TUB HHK.I tHTTin Although word cam
up from Now York that there wns n hcnv
run thuro and a very slow market , trade \vn
fairly active , with a slight upturn on the foi
loads of good and useful natives on salt
Out tif 8.000 thcro were nearly 5,000 Texan
mid the remainder of the 11 ;
lives wore made up largely of con
mo n natives , n moro than ordinal
number of old native cows and common bull
The number of good cattln on sale barely o :
cceded 10,000 head In fact , one of the poore :
Bhowings this season. Top Toxnns sold nt
slight ndvanco , and even canning Texan
cold 11 shndo llrmor , but common old n
fives , cows and bulls sold as low n
nt any time the only chissc
that did not gel a share of the ndvanco (
the day. Thorn wcro thirty-two loads c
Dakota and Montana rangois among the n :
rivals , nnd n largo number Is looked for t <
morrow. There wan little or nothing doin
In btockors anp feeders. The receipts ii
eluded 4iXX ) Texas and wester
i-attlo. Medium to good steers , la ;
to U < K ) Ibs , fT..ir(3l5 ( 00 ; 1200 to ISM Ibs. , * ! . (
@r..a5fl.'Otolt. ; > OU Ibi , U.01'4.T5 ; stockoi
und feeders. $ ! i.00uo ( : ; cows , bulls an
mixed , ftl.fJOQgJMO ; bulk. W.10i3.GO. ( Toxi
cattle ste.idy ; steers , l'5'J ' to HUM ) Ibs , ftf.OOi
! ) .70j 750 to 000 Ibs , ft350@l.2o : ; wester
rangers llrm ; natives nnd half breeds , t\ \ . ' ,
( if4.U.V cows , 1.35 ; wintered Tcxutis , $ a.73 (
4.45.
4.45.HOOB
HOOB Trade wns active , with nn upturn c
a strong 5c on mixed and light , with little c
no change In selected heavy , the snmo mal
ing i0.4I@O.CO ; mixed , 4.- ( j0.40 ; ligh
fO.U\70.50. ! The market closed steady , wit
alwut all sold. The chances now are that tli
run for the week will show a substantial fill
lug oft ns compared with lost week.
FINANCIAL.
New YOIIK , August 0. [ Special Teleerai
to TIIK HUB. ] STOCKS For a dull warki
thcro was u surprising amount of strcngtl
the buying all clay being better than U
Bulling and prices wcro bid up rapidl.
Coalers nnd Western Union were most a
tructivoto the leaders. Lacknwannn wi
said to have earned 1) per cent In July as
and prices advanced I5f , Cotton oil wi
raided at the opening and prices dropped
1'olnt , but boon reacted and before noon hi
regained the loss. Opening prices on tl
general list were either unchanged or showc
slight advances , but the market uecun
stiongcrund advances were made all ovi
the tut , though the very limited businei
transacted restricted changes In mo t of tl
list to the smallest fractions. Lackawunn
Western Union , SUl'aul and Cotton ol
however , galnad Jf per ccnl each und Lai
Bhorc < . The first hour there was no
Bpcclnl fcnturo to the character of trading
nn.d the nmrkot continued strong with tin ad
vancing tcndancy. About noon Lake Shore
npel Now England dcvcloi > cd more animation
mid train R of to 1 point wcro recorded.
Hocking Conl nlso gained Jf unU Nlckclplnte ,
first preferred , 1.
TCSTr.iniAT's QUOTATION * .
IT.8.Oi rcKUlar..lJTMKortlternI > acine. . . 2fij !
lj.H.48coupoim..12Tiil doprcfcrrcil. 67y
ir.H.4iBre ulnr. , iun > . | 0. * N. W Illy
II. r ( . 4' , ' < coupons..l07W donrofcrreil 14I )
I'acillc i > of'M I'M IN. V. Central 1UTM
( Vntrnl Pacific. . . . Siy I' . . 1) . & U 2I
ClilcaK" & Alton..131 lltock Islniul insfi
ChlcnKo.Ilurllngtoii ( J. . M. & St. P lt ?
V Qnlncy HVi1 do preferred HI
! > . , I , . A-W l.)7 ) > St. Paul & Omnlm. . 40U
IlllnoM ( Vntral..l i do prof erred llW'i '
K'UIISUH .vToxns ! ! ! i4 > i w. . st.i" & P' ! ! ! ! ! ! 14
I.akoShoro rfl't do preferred M' <
MIchlRnnCt'iitral. . P" > ' Western Union K. '
Missouri 1'acillo . . . fcO'il
MONKV o.v CtuEnsy nt It/llK / per rent.
PKIMI : MEHCA.NTILK PAIMMI jJiiCK ( ! IKjr
cent.
STEIIUNO Exoiivson Dull , steady nt
f 1.S5 for sixty duy bills , M.VT for demand.
J aiAKKKTH.
CitiCAno , August 0. Wheat Firm ;
eash , E4c ; September , & \o \ ; October ,
b5jfc.
Corn Easier : cash , 40c ; September ,
451-lfic ! ! ; October , 4"ic.
Oats Easier ; cash , li'c ; September ,
ai e ; Octobsr , 24 .
Hye J7K&
Harioy Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy $2.40.
FhiY-1.10.
Whisky ? 1.20.
Pork Steady ; cash , fll.no ; September ,
tl4.0l4.U : ! ( ! ; ; October , 14.20.
Lard Firm ; cash , fSi2. ( < rc : September ,
5"'J7K ; October , $ i. 2J .
Flour Firm ; winter wheat In sacks , 52 75
{ W.83 ! ; iu barrels , fc .ut ) @ 1.40. Spring wheat
In barrels , . * . ' ! .Wvf4. & , " ) ; In sucks , J1.75Jt4.b.r ! > ;
ry In sacks , SJ.iO@.UO ! ; in barrels , $2. : > r @
a.yo.
a.yo.Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , f740C'7.rn ;
Bhoit clear , (0.t(3J.10 ( ( ; sl.oit ribs , f8. : ! . " @
8.4' ' ) .
liutter UnchnnBcucreamcry,13J ; © 17J c ;
dairy , 12J4 < $ Uic.
Hides Unchanged ; green salted ealf4J < J
@ "o ; heavy green suited , 5K ti > - < > lfe'lltgroen |
raited , 5 ( ( < ic ; salted bull , : ) fc ; dry Hint ,
So , dry calf , Sc ; deacons , 20i3c each ; dry
salted , C(27c. ( ( !
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1. solid packed
aj/e ; No. 2 , ! ! c , and cake , 'IK5"/0 Perlu.
Cheese Finn ; full cream Cheddars and
lints , 8 > @S ) c ; young Aniuricas , 8Jf@9c.
Ueccipts. bhlpmcnts.
Flour , bblo . Ki.UOO 10.000
Wheat bu . ' . . 10'J.ooo 4-,0 > )0 )
Corn , bu . 1117,000 410,000
Oats , bu . bO.OOO 12.-,000
Kye. bu .
Uarley , bu . . . . .
Now Vortc. August 0. Whoit Uecelnts ,
! ? 0,000 ; exports , 24,5)0 ) ; cash advanced J f §
lc. with fair Inquiry ; options were buoyant
all day ; opened nt JiCjfJic advance , , later
gained . ' ( ( J' c more , afterwards declined Jf
( ijlo nnd closed steady at $ f ® ) o ivbovo lo , v-
list ; No. 2 red , UOL ( < t > K c in elevator , 9J Jf@
HSJf delivtred , W5 ( V5'J ' , of. o. b. ; Septem
ber closing at''Sc. '
Corn Ueccipts , T4(03 ( ; exports. 2,200 : cash
} 4@9c better ; otions ) opened } sC5'4O higher ,
but , boon broke Hi ( lJ/c , closing , however ,
llrm ; ungraded , WJXtvj'jiKc ; No. 2 , Ti7 o de
livered ; September closing at .VlXi- .
Oats Ueccipts , 84WO : ; oxpoits , none ;
market ( iiilc highnr and fairly active ;
mixed western , 83 ( < ta'Jc ' ; white western , 41
( ii4Sc ,
Coffee Dull ; options 5@10 points higher ;
fair business in December , which was raided ;
Bales , iy,2V ) bags ; August. ? 10.2r > @ 10.T ;
September , S'l.lOrf.'J.l'S ; October. $ J.OJ ; De
cember. 40. IK @ 0.05.
Petroleum United closed strong at Sfl' c.
Eggs Firm but quiet ; westein , 10 > 4i5 (
IS. c.
1'ork Dull and unchanged ; mess quoted
at J14.2. ) for old ; $15.2ol."i.SO for now.
Lord 10J612 poinU higher but quiet ;
western steam , spot , c'J.12j ,
Huttcr Quiet aud steady ; western , iKg
19o.
Cheese Firm but quiet ; Ohio Hats , 7(2 (
3 , ' c.
Minneapolis. August 0. Wheat Uo-
ceipts for two uays , 14 ! > cars ; shipments . " > . "
cars ; market firm. Closing : No. 1 imrd ,
cash and September , 83Jfc ; on track , 87cj
No. 1 northern , cash and September , Ki fc ;
on track , 85ct85J4u ( ; No. 2 northern , cash
und September81c , on track , 82@83c.
Milwaukee , August 0. Wheat Closed
strong ; September , 8'J > fc ; October , S3j c.
Corn Oulct ; No. 2 , on track , 4ic.
Oats -Firm ; No. 2 white , on track , 30o.
Uarley Firm ; No. 2 , nominal for old in
store.
Provisions Firmer ; jwrk.cash and August ,
f4.iO. !
St. IJOU.IH. August 0. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 84@34 } e ; September , 84J < c.
Corn Firm ; eash , 44 ( V44 > c ; Septem
ber , 42c. .
Oats Dull ; cash , 2-lc ; no option sales.
Pork Firm at , $15 00.
I nrd Qulot nt S8.50.
Whlsky-1.14.
Huttcr Quiet ; creamery , Id lOc ; dairy ,
Oincinnntl , August 0. Whisky stcadj
nt 1.14.
KaiiHas City , August C. Wheat Steady :
No. 13 red , cash , 71o bid ; August sales , 7lc ;
September , 71c bid ; No. " soft , cash sales ,
7Io. !
7Io.Corn Weak ; No. 2 , cash , 35j o bid.
OatsNo. . 2 , cash , 20c bid.
Now Orlcnn * . August 0. Corn Irreeu
lar ; mixed , GO@C2e ; yellow , C2c ; white , 05c.
Oats Excited and higher ; No. 2 , 43) c of
fered.
Cornmcal Steady nt $2.8o.
Hog Products Scarce nnd llrm ; pork.
.
Hulk Moats Shoulders , fa.50 ; long cleat
and clear ribs , $7.00.
MVI5 HTOOll.
Clitcnuo , August ( ) . The Drovers' Jour
nal rcnortsas follows :
Cattle Ueccipts , 0,003 ; shipments , 500
market steady and strong ; steers , ? 3 liO i
(1.00 ( ; stoekors uiul feeders , J.OO@3.40 ; cow
bulls and mixed , fl.f,0@3.40 ; Texas cattle
$2.50(33,70 ( ; western rangers , t3.i5&j,4,05. !
Hogs Receipt s , 13,000 ; market , strong
mixed , > .Ki ( < ? iif,0 ; heavy. &UK&U.GO ) ; light.
fl.tHCl0.50 ( ) : BlcljH , f 1.50 ( 0.03.
Sheep Ueccipts , 2,000 ; market stronger
natives , ? 2,75@4.75 ; western shorn , 44. ( X
(751.20 ; Texas shorn , f3.23@U.77J ; lambs
Kansas City. August O. Cattle Uocoipts
5,000 ; shipments , none ; market slow , excop
for stockers und feeding steers , which won
active ; good to choice ) corn-fed , f."i.00@j.30
common toWFrtrmn , $ ; 12 @ 4.50 ; grass rungi
steers , tl.SOWH.40 ; stockers and fcedlnf
steers , ? ll > 0JiJ.t0 ( ! ; cows , 1.25 'i.o , ' .
Hoes Uecolpts , 2,000 ; shipments , 030
market strong nnd 5u higher for mcdluti
and mixed ; gooa to choice , $0.C@J.30 ! ; com
mon to medium , $5.90(30.10. (
Nutluntil Block Yards , East Bt
Loula. August ( l. C.Utic Receipts , 3,000
shipments , 1,800 ; market steady ; choice hoav ;
native steers , * 5.0Wi5.50 ; fair to gooi
native steers , $4.20(3500 ( ; butchers' steers
medium to choice , f.J.10 420 ; stockers ant
feeders , fair to good , $ MO@3.50 : rangers
corn-fed , * 3.SO < 34.40 ; grass-fed , fJ.20@3.00.
Hogs Uecolpts , 2,200 ; shipments , 100
market stronger ; choice heavy and butch
crs' selections , $0.40(20.50 ( : packing , mcdiuu
to prime , fJ.a05iJ.40 ( ( : light grades , ordinary
to best , 10.35(30.45. (
OMAHA
Cttltle.
Monday , August 0 , 18S9.
Thcro was no quotable change In thu cuttl
market to-day , desirable kinds of beef cattl
being in demand at steady prices. Then
were some pretty fair corn fed cattle here
but the bulk was Brass cattlo.
1 log a.
The market opnncd actlvo and stronger
but closed about steady with Saturday. Tin
receipts wcro light and fell fur short of sup
plying the demand.
Sheep ,
Thcro was one- load here which Bold 01
the market.
< 3attlo . SO *
Hogs . 3,101
Sheep . . . U !
t'rlous.
Thu following is a table of prloa ) p.iU in
this maocet for the gradoi of stock men
tioned.
,1'rimo steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. , | 5.25 Q5.50
I'nmo steers , 1(00 ( to 1300 Ib3. 4.50 rM.iM
Fntllttlo steers. 900 to 1030 lb * . 4.00 @ 4.2.
Common to peed cows 1.76 (52.00 (
Cholcoto fancy TOWS 2.50 (33.2. ( >
Common to cholco bulls 2.23 f 3.00
Kalrtoctioicoltghthogs 0.10 ( H0.20
Fair to cholco heavy ho s 0.20 ( tfO.no
Fair to cuoloo mixed ho , ' 0.10 ( sO.20
ItcprcHOiuativo Snlo-i.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
2.1 cows. SV.t (2.10
2cowH , westerns. . . . . 95 225
22 cows , westerns SKX ) 2.45
lllcows ! I7 ( ) 2.70
21 cows , westerns ! K)3 ) 2.75
13 cows 1052 2.75
10 cow * 1003 2.110
2 cows 1245 3.00
3 feeders , natives . . . IKK ) 3.15
0 western , grassers Ift'iO 0.20
0 western , irassors 1CHVI 3.5 ! !
13 foectl rs , n utives 0. ) I 3,80
01 western rangers 1118 8.W )
44 western , grassers. . . ' . 1207 3.50
U western , grassers 1231 3.C5
21 western , er.issurs I2.VJ 8.75
67 steers , Idaho llsO 0.76
4'J natives , corn-fed 1037 6tx )
uoan.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
77..210 U20 * ( i.l ( ) 7U..1UI 2sO f ! .15
CS. . . 2:18 : 440 0.10 75..S5S 243 020
09..211 240 0.10 72..C21' . HX ) 020
IU..200 2X ( ) 0.10 05.-.242 100 0.20
K0..23I 2.30 0.10 75..210 100 0.20
hl.f..lbO 2tO 010 09 . . .2J7 tO 0.20
78..224 210 010 t/J..5t 80 0.20
W.2- ) 12J 0.12 } . , , ' 72..227 120 0.20
74. . . . 43 20(1 O.l.'i ! . . . . 1113 200 0.20
77..211) ) 240 0.15 OS .232 21)0 ) 0.2J
OU..23.J 20J 0.15 78..242 2CO 0.20
55..218 40 0.15 00..2M 120 II.'O
7li..2l2 3.0 0.15 0'l.2.8 N ) 0.21
01I..2.M 2X ( ) 015 5S..2JJ 120 0.25
70..22(5 ( bO 0.15
fciir.ur.
Av. Pr.
113 Wyomlngsheep. . 7S $3.C5
1'nckcrs I'lirohimcs.
Showing the number of hos bought by
thu lending buyers on thu market to-day :
G. H. Hammond & Co 372
C. H. North & C < ! 100
Oinuha P. Co 4'.H
Armour-Cudahy P. Co W !
Halsle.td & Co aiU
J. P. Sipiiro & Co 5
Bralnard 1 Jros 14U
nnd
The following are the highest and lowest
prices p.iid for mixed and heavy loads of liogi
on this market , during the p.tit few days , and
for the corresponding periu 1 In 1SS7 and IbSJ :
Live Stock Notes.
Mr. Porter , Uapid City , Dak. , caino in witli
attic.
G. AV. Huipco , Chicago , was looking over
the yards.
Samuel J. Coffman , Hastings , la. , wasovet
looking for feeders.
iJClay Plainer , " Quick , Iu. , was among the
visitors at the yards.
Jacob Lonmatin , cattle buyer for Swift &
Co. , has returned fiom a trip cast.
.Tohn Peterson. Harrison , Nob. , was here
nnd mnrkctC'l a load of sheep at $ : i.5- > .
W. C. Stevens , JulesVmrg , Col. , was here :
with a load of cattle of hio own feeding.
Gcorgo Dixon , buyer for M. Hutton , ol
Mtilvcrn , la. , was looking over the market.
G. W. Hoycr , Lincoln , has arrived hero anil
Intends to remain permanently. Ho is of tin
firm of Uoyer Bros.
Thomas Powers , Sutton , was hero ant
marketed thrco loads of corn-fed westerns
which have averaged 1-5J ! pounds.
William Brown , Crcighton ; J. A. Cano
Kismjrs , and M. H. Jeffrey , Osceola , wen
among thosu who came in with hogs.
J. A. Swisher , of the linn of Woods Bros.
Sioux City , was among the visitors at tin
yards. Mrs. Swisher accompanied him.
Colonel Savage has returned from a triple
Custor county and reports corn looking line
ly all along the route. Ho says It would b (
impossible for it to look any better.
Among those in with c ittlo were the fol
lowing : J. W. Burncy , Stratton ; Joscpl
Uecd , Whitcwood , Dak. ; Dan Kelly , Green
wood , and J. L. Sanders , Morullcld , Nob.
OMAHA THADK CONDITIONS.
Mdney still easy at 7@3 per rent for com
mcrclal papo r and about the same , with com
missions , for first-class real cstalo paper ; ex
change 81 per 1,000.
The Now York weekly bank statomen
shows the following changes :
Hcservo , decrease . ? 8S5feO (
Loans , Increase . 2,215,001
Specie , decrease . Sil 'M
Legal tenders , increase . 512,801
Deposits , decrease . l,410,8i ( )
Circulation , increase . 78,8Ci
The banks now hold $20,050,375 , in excess o
the 25 per cent rule.
The total colnago at the United State
mint for July wns ? 2 , 152,000 in gold. $1,25S ,
OJO silver , nnd $20,500 minor coins , a total o
$ .5,410,500.
Prime , the crop expert , says that thi
"spring wheat crop is in a critical condition
Northern Pacific railway reports have tonei
down very much and do not cotno in as fa
vorably an a week ago. Koports from tin
St. Paul , Minneapolis it Manitoba are of i
similar character. The harvest will bo thro
weeks later than usual. Some wheat will b
harvested this week but it is impossible will
the weather mid the present surroundings ti
soy moro than that the wheat has run dowi
steadily for fourteen days nnd that tin
end Is not yet. In Nebraska tin
chinch-bugs have been very destructive
to a very largo area of wheat.VhiIo Nc
braska nnd Iowa nro not largo oxportlii )
states of spring wheat yet , in summing up tin
whole uo must not losn sight of these twi
areas where the shortage promised to bi
large. It is a task to say Just what kind o
wcatnor wo ought to have for the next four
teen days , for our prospects seem good fo
all crops except the snring wheat , whose out
come is still in the dark. "
Late reports indicate that the aggrcgati
wheat crop of the world -for this season i
decidedly short. Ilusshi appears to be tin
only considerable reou ! reporting an in
crease over the crop of last year. The dc
llclcncy amounts to many millions of bushel
nnd it looks as though during the comlni
months wheat may once moro go up to old
time llgurea. Chill nnd Franco are vor :
short and India reports a small increase , ul
of which will bo needed to fill up stocks dc
plotcd by the exportation of 25,000,000 bushel
last year. American line wheat promises I
bo gold before long.
It is said that the production of crude pc
troleiun in Hussia during the past yea
shows a large Increase over any former year
The amount of crude used was over fort.v
live thousand barrels per day , and no on
knows how much was lost , but thcro is m
doubt that the loss was at least 20 per cint
and that the actual amount of crude takei
from the ground during tha year was ncare
55,000 barrels per dav. From one well it i
said that more than 0110 million barrels vver
lost.
lost.Mr.
Mr. Prime is "off" on Nebraska. Tin
chinch bugs' have done but llttio daraugo am
that In a comparative small area.
Produce , FrultH , Ktc.
Monday , August 0 , 16SS.
Market well supplied with fruits and vcg
e tables ; demand very good.
BUTTEH Fancy creamery roll , 20g
21c ; solid packed , 10@17o ; cholco country
butler , 15ffijlt3c ; common grades , 10i13c. (
Eans Strictly fresh , ia@14ccandled.
CvLU-ojiNix DVMSONS $1.25 ncr box.
CiLUoiixuGiupES < l,50@2.00 per case
SotmiEiix GIUHES 75cSll.OO per 10-11
basket. -
Hl.icKiiEKHiES 13.00 for 24 qts.
BLACK lUsi-uiiuitiKS 53.03 for 21 cjts.
PEACHES California , tl.OOQl.25 per box
Missouri , 7fic@tl.00 per J bu.
HANANAS-Commou , f 1.50@3.25 per bunch
choice , $2.60(213.50. (
LKMONS f4,75 ® .00 per case.
SQUASH 2o pcrio. ,
CAXTHLOI-ES JI.WK'UWpcr clozcn.
SOUTIIEIIX PLIxttl 2.V J,50 | per bu.
IIuCKi.cnciiiiiE'i ! ! . & > J r drawer.
POTATOES Now , homli growth , 40@t50o per
' ' '
bushel.
POULTKV No drojsi/l fdwl In the market ;
11 vo chickens , $ ) .50 ( < $ ) .7G per doz. ; spring
chickens , $2.2Jt5'i.OJ. (
STIU.NO BEANS 75cporbu.
TOMATOES $1.23551.60 | lor bu.
Ti'HVU'S 2o34UOc per bu.
GUEEX Coiiv $1.00@lr,0 : per 100.
WATEIIMULOVS * I5.M@IS.OO ( per 100.
PEAIIU California , iipO@l.50 per case ;
Southern , 75 per K bu.
CELEUV 3orf40c ner dozen.
Oii\Nnns Mcsslnas , M.COJJ0.50 per box ;
llodl , ? 3.iJO$4.00 ( per half box.
C\niiAin $ i.50 ner 100.
Oxioxs 2c ncr lb.
Al-l'l.Ks-$1.00@.25 : per bbl.
C CitAiiArrLJS $1.00 per box.
Ctm.it Michigan , $4.50@,1.r > 0 per bbl 32
gals ; California pear cider , ? I5.00 pur bbl.
Pot1 Conx Uice , ! ) @ 4o ; common , 2 30.
CAHHOTS 75cper bushel.
BE ixs Choice eastern Imndplckod navies.
$2.2.y2. . " > 0 per bushel ; western hand picked
navies , $2. : > 02.i > 0 ; mediums , $ ) .00i ( 2.15.
Lima beans 5u ncr pound.
, Groet-rK Ijltt.
Kovlied prices are as follows :
Bvoaisn Stark A , seamless , 21c ; Amos-
kcag , seamless , lil'fc ' ; Lowlston A , seamless ,
lOc ; American , seamlcs < . 10)ijc ) ; burlaps , 4
to 5 bn,5gil ( } c ; gur.nles , single , llc ! ; gunnies ,
double , 2tkj ; wool saclts , : i5c.
Col'FKES Mocha , 25@2ic ( ; Ulo , good , 105 ?
17c ; Mandnhling , 2.5iji ) . > > ! o ; roasting Ulo , ll ( < 5
lc ( ; O. G. Java , 24@Mo ! ; jlVn , interior , 24fg
25c : Kio. fancy , Hl l'.lc ; Santos and Mara-
caibo , 17@19c.
SoiiAit Granulated. SfffS'ffc ; cotif. A.
7'c ' ; whites extra , C. 7'tu ' ( > i'14c ; extra C , 7
( Wt'jjc ; yellow C , ( i > | ( ? ( % ; "owdorod , bji
b ic , cubes , S CgsJ c.
HOSUY ItGSItSo lor one pound frames ;
strained honey. ti@Sc per pound.
BCKSWAX Cholco yellow , 20@:2 } ts ; dark
rolurcd , lt@14c. !
CinisK : : Young America , full cream ,
OJiWO'tc ; full cream chuldars , HOJDKc ; full
cream Hats , dOO1 ; good to choice skimmed
clicddurs , liC'tli'4 ' ; skimtned Hats BtlM c.
PiciJi.i:1 : * Medium , in bbls , ? 3.5'J ; do In half
bbls , $ : ) .OJ ; small , in bbls , S7K ( ) ; uo In half
bbla , * 3.75 ; gherkins , In bbls , * 3.25 ; do In half
bbls , $4.110.
Fisii California salmon , per bbl , $10.00(3 ( !
18.00 ; halibut , perlb , lie ; family white llsh ,
per } -bbl. $3.2o ; whit" Hsli. No. 1. per K-bbl ,
$ ( i.50 ; trout , per Jbbl , 5.75 ; nestled herring ,
per box , 23c ; now Holland herring , per keg ,
< ! 2c ; Gcorgo's Bay split herring , per bbl , now ,
$ ,3.7i > ; split Labrador herring , per bbl. new ,
SS.OO ; extra George's cod , per lb , new , 7J o ;
Western Hank cod , per lb , now , 7,1.rc { ; bone
less e'od , 5rfac ( ' : largo family mackerel , per
Jf-bbl , $12.0'J : mackerel , No. 1 bay , H-bbl ,
$12.5 , ) ; smoked bloaters , porbov , $1.40.
TOIIACCO Plug , SOC l'-Vi ; smoking , lC@9Jc.
JKLI.IIIS $1.25 per0-lb ! ! pall.
SALT M.0i7)l.ir. : ! ( ) ; per bbl.
KOPH 7-10 , UKrjWlJ4'i' .
Si'icns Nutmeg , per lb , 55@75c , pepper ,
per lb , 17W 19c ; cloves , per lb , ! S@21c ; all
spice , " ( VWc ; cinnamon. 7VJSc. (
NAILS Iron nails , per keg. $2.05@2.10 ; steel
nails , per Iteg , $ J.20@-.2. ! ) ; wire nails , per
kce , $ J.iJO@.70.
TEAS Young Hyson , cotrimon to fair , 1S ( < ] >
20C ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , UOitt.Vu1 ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 22a25c ( ; Gun
powder , choice to faiuiy,4l0" ) > c ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15 ( < ir Japan , cholco to
fancy , 3)-l5c ) : Oolong , cpmmon to good , 233
! )3c ) ; Oolong , choice to fancy , BOfff 70c ; Imper
ial , commun to medium. 23@.Joc ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 40 5c. ( ) . "
NUTS Almonds , 15@17c ; fllbcrts , 10@llc ;
Brazil , fc@10c ; walnuts , 10@Hc ; pecans , 10 ®
lie ; peanuts. # ( ? 3fc. }
CHVCKEKS SfjglOo per lb ; assorted cakes , 7
@ 2'c ( per lb , as per list.
Mu'LB Sue ui Bricks , 10 ( > 10Kc per lb ;
penny cakes , nii > U > { a per lb ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal. '
BROOMS Extra 4-tioi ; $ i.40 ; pirlor , H-tie ,
painted handles , $2.23 ; No. 1M.bO ; No. 2 ,
$1. 0 ; heavy staule brooms , $4.00.
STVHCII Mirror gloss , 5'fc ; Graves' corn ,
Cc ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c.
PeMvnuit ANI > SHOT Shot. ? l.2 ) ; bucicshot ,
$1.45 ; powder , keust W.IW ; half ke s ,
J.75 ; ono-touiths , $1.50blasting ; , kegs , $2.15 ;
fuses , tO'J ' ft , 5r y70c. !
Utri\ii : : > LVIID Tlorco. 8 _ ' < c ; 40-10 square
cans , SJtJ'c ; 50-lb round , i iSj c ; 20-lb round ,
10-lb pails , nc5-lbpatU ; , Ol e ; ! l-lb palls ,
.
PKOVISIOXS Hams , 12K ° > breakfast ba
con , 10@ll o ; bacon sides , U5 > ( ( , ? lOc ; dry
salt , 9J4'c ; shoulders , 71 < fts7 c ; dried beef ,
.
WOOUISXWAKU. Two-hoop palls , per doz. ,
$1.40 ; three-hoop pails , $1.05 ; No. 1 tub ,
$7.00 ; No. 2 tub , $ < i.OO ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00 ;
washboards , electric , $1.50 ; fancy Northern
Queen washboards , $2.75 ; assorted bowls ,
SJ.75 ; No. 1 churns , $9.50 ; No. 2. churns ,
$8.50 ; No. 3 churns , 57.50 ; butter tubs , $1.70 ;
spruce , in nests , 70c per nest.
Smui's AXI ) MOLASSES Sugar syrups ,
common to cholco , 2S@44c ; corn syrup , 28@
34c ; black strap molasses , 15o ; New Orleans
molasses , open kettle , 85@50c ; New Orleans
centrifugal. 27@3"c ; sorghum , 27 ( < ? 35c.
KICE Carolina and Louisiana ,
Palna and Hangoon , 5@'i ) < fc.
CAXUI- Mixed , 10rt12c : slick ,
Dm ED FUUITS Figs , in boxes , per lb , 13 ®
loose raisins. $2.30(512.50 ( ; now Valen
cia raisins , per lb , 7J ( < So ; Cali
fornia loose muscalcls , per box. Sl.CO.
California London layer raisins , per box ,
f2.5(32.50 ! ! ( ; pitted cherries , per lb , 203ic ( ;
California pilled plums , per lb , 13Qj > 14o ;
dried blackberries , pur lb , 8J4@yo ; dried
raspberries , per lb , 28 ( 2 0 ; dried
apples , 7Ti9c ( ; evaporated apples , 8
( ( iSJiC ; California sun dried peaches , 12 , < c
li ! > fc [ ; California unparcd evaporate J
peaches , 15@18c ; cvaiwrated California
n | > ricots , lb ( < 20e : Galileo currants , 7o ;
Turkish prunes , 4c ; citron , 20il22c. (
CVXXKD GOODS Oysters , No. 2 Standard ,
per case. $3.25 ; strawberries , 2 Iba. jci )
case , $2.33$2.40 ( ; raspberries , 2 Ibs. , pet
California white cherries , per case , to.7C
15:11.00 ; California plums , per case , $ -1.20@4. : l ;
piuo apples , 2 Ibs , per case , 3.2o ( ; 4,80 ;
1 lb. balmon , per doz , $ l.iXK > ? 2.00 ; 2 lb goose
berries , per case. $ it)0J.10 ) ; 2 lb. string
No. 00.12J < c ; No. bO , MJ o ; No. 30 , colored , vo ;
No. 50. colored , 12o ; No. 70 , colored , I2' o :
Bristol , 12) ) < fo ; Union Pacific , 17e.
Cutl'Kr WAIIIUib White , 19o : colored.
22o1UTTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , lOc : Beauty ,
12 } < | Ci Boone , 14o ; 11 , cased , ? iJ.50.
1'iiiNTS Solid colors Atlantic , Oo ; Slater
. ; Swift Ulver , ScJ ThonuHko OO , ,
ThorndiUo EP , 8 c' ThorndiUe 120 , 9 } < o ;
Thorndiko XX , 15o ; Cordis No. 5. Mto ;
Cordis No. 4 , lie.
DB.NIMS Amoskeag9oz , 10) c ; Everett. 7
oz , 13ifc } ; York , 7 oz , IUMO ; Havniuker , SJ-jo ;
JalTrey XX , llV c ; JutTroy XXX , 12Ma ;
Beaver Greek AA , 12d ; Beaver Creek BB ,
lie : Beaver Creek CC , lUc.
KENTUCKV JKVNS. Memorial , 15o.Dakota ,
18o ; Durham , 27) c ; Hercules , igc ; Learning ,
ington , 22 | o ; Cuttswohl , 27 0.
CitAHii. Stevens' B , Co ; Stevens'
bleached , 7o ; Stevens' A.
MISCELLANEOUS. Tublo oil cioin , $2.85 ;
plain Holland , OJ c ; Dado Holland. 12
FI.ANXELS. Plaid Kaft8men,20oGoshen. ;
S2Wc ; Clear Lake , U2fc } ; Iron Mountain ,
> ( c.
FI.AXXELS White G H , No. 2 , JT , 21o G
Allen , Oc ; Hlverpomt. 5o ; Steel Hlvor ,
IJichmond , OMc ; Pacific , ll > < c.
PIIIXTS Dress Charter Oak , 5/cj }
Uamapo , 4Uc ; Lodi , 5c ; Allen , Co ; Rich'
niond , Cc ; Windsor , OUo : Eddystone , CJio :
Pacific , fl.V c ,
GixniiAM PlunKelt chocks , 7 0 ! Whltton
ton , TWo ; York , 7Ko ; Normundi eiress ,
S o ; Calcutla dress , 8Wo ; Whlltenlon dross ,
8Xp ; Ucnfrew dress , BJ < Ull2 ! o.
OAMIIKICH Slater , 6 > xc : Woods , 5)405
Standard , 5Jfc ; Peacock , 5'fc.
COMrOUTEKS-KI 00 35.00.
ULAXKETS White , ' ei.00@7.60j colored ,
BLEACHED StiEETixonorkeloy cambric ,
No. 60. 9 | < o ; Best Yet , 4-4. 6Jfo ; butter clotli
00 , 4 > o ; Cabot , 7 > < o ; Far well half bleached ,
8X0 i fruit ot Loom , 9oi Greene
G , Cc ; Hope , 7 * { : Kltif ( Philip cam
bric , He ; Lonsdalo cambric ,
l otlsdale , PC ; Now Ydrk mills. Hle ) ;
Pcppctull , 4'J-in , lie ; Pcppcrell , 40-ln , lie ;
Peppcrell , 0-4 , l(5o ( ; Popperell , 8-4 , 2le" Pci > -
pcrell , 0-4 , 2Us ; Pcpporell. 10-4 , 23c ; Canton
4-4 , 8fc ; Triumph. Cc ; Wnmsulta , lie ; Val
ley , 6c.
Brown sheeting Atlantic A , 4-4 , "Ko ; A
Bantlo H , 4-4 , 7J.c ; Atlantic U. 4-4. Clc ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , ( lc : Aurora LL , 4-4. Oc ; Aurora
C , 4 > , 4 fc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OJfo : Hoosier
LL , 4-4 , Cc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7)ic : Law
rence LL , 4-4 , I'c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5'fo ( ;
Peppcrell K , 4-4. 7c ; Peppercll O , 4-1 , Cfc ;
Pcppercll. 8-1 , IS c ; Pcppcrell , 9-4 , 21c ; Pep-
pcrcll , 10-4 , 2-lc ; UtleaC , 4-4.4J/C ; Wachusclt ,
I"Kc ; Aurora It , 4-1 , 7c , Aurora B , 4-4 ,
12 eWost ; Point29 in , 12 oz , 16oWcst ; Point
40 In , 11 or , lOc.
SuiiiriNo Checks , Caledonia X , OJ c ; Cal
edonia XX , UlJ c ; Economy , Ho ; Otis , 9c.
Ijcnthcr.
City harness per lb , 23 ( 29c ; country har
ness per lh , 24C25iS5 eitv line per lb , 3. ! ( < ? 33c ;
kip heavy per lb. 45(3500 ; kip medium per lh ,
5ilOOc ( ! ; vc.il pur lb , OV < f 70u ; Chicago slaugh
tered solo p r lb , 2'in ju ; city calf 2i to ! ! 0
Ibs , sTi i iUlo ; e-ity upper per foot. lb'M20c ; col-
lnr. ll&flOc : BufTaioslnughtered solo per lb ,
23ii ( > 30cj Oak leather slaughtered sole per lb ,
SjfctKOc ; harness , per lb , 2s ( t3'Jo : upper per
foot , 2Iii' ( > 2i > ; kip heavy per lb , 03C < 270c ; iclp
medium per lh , 75@bO ; city calf per lb ,
P0c < tt81.00 ; llnhiir per dn/pii , $ ' ( .OOf < ? S.50 ;
Frenclioalf 25 lo ! ! 0 Ibs , ? l.lor. ! > 1.75 ; French
cnlf ! > to 50 Ibs , * l,10Zcl.75 ( ; French calf 50
to 15 Ibs , Uo51.2.- > .
Uubuer hoots and shoes Boston , dls 40
per cant ; H.w State , dis 40 , ' Z10 per cent ;
Para , dis lO .I per cent ; Goodyear , dls 10@5
per cent.
Matnls nnil Tlnuci'x' Stook.
Tin plato. I C , 10x14 , best. ft > . ? 5 ; tin pinto ,
roofing , I C , 14x20 , $5.15 ; sheet rtmS'l.fiO ' e
0.75 ; pig luid , S4.UO ; bar lead. $4.55 ; largo pig
block tin , 2So ; small pig block tin , 27c ; b.ir
tin , S c ; solder , l. t Oo ; copper bottoms , 31e ;
sheathing copper , tinned , 2c ) ; planishing
copper , tinned , 35c ; lead pipe , OJ e ; sheet
iron , N S. IS to 21 , W.20 ; Kitssla Iron , 13u ;
Am Kussia planished , A , lO e ; Am Hussia
planUhed , B , li' e ; p.tinte-d barb wire , $3.15 ;
galvanized barb wire. 53.75.
and Chemical * .
t Sulph. acid , lc ; citric
ticlu , ( Klo ; tnrtaric , 50c : hal. coavia | , liOc ;
borax , ll oj chloroform , 5Uc ; glyeerlno , 2.c ; ;
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor , l0o ! ;
gum. opium , $ J,75 ; sulph. morphia , 250 ;
uromido potassium , 42c.
OILS Carbon , 1500 u)0 ) ; headlight , 17.10
12tfo ; ; gasoline , 74 = 12Kc ; West Virginia
summer , lieero ; , 17c ; No. I golden ma
chine , 18o ; cxtr.iV. . S. lard , ftJo ; No. I lard ,
42c ; turpentine , 41c ; linseed raw , 5Jc ; boiled ,
Wo. _
Coiil niul Mine.
LiME-S.9c ( ) ; Portland cement , f:5 : 5r > ; do-
mestio cement , Sl.y.1) ; plaster , S-.00i.M5 ( ;
hair , 2.5c. !
COM , Anthracite , range , and nut , $10.00 ;
largo egg , $ U.7"i ; Rock Spring , 67.00 , Su
perior , $ ' 1.0,1 ; Iowa , $4.50@3.50 ; steam coal.
51.50 to S.J.OO. _
DIMCNdlONS ANI ) TIMIinitt.
Add CO cents per l.WW feet for ronga Joist.
No. 1 com , s 1 s $18.00 I No. it com , sis $15 00
No. 3 i-oir , s 1 p 10..V ) | No 4 com , s 1 s 12.50
Add 50 cents per 1,000 for rough.
FliXUlMI.
No. 1 , 4 and 0 in , 12 and 14 ft , rough. . . $20.00
No/1 , " 1(1 ( ft , " . . . . 20.00
No. 2 , ' 12 and lift , " . . . .1C 00
No. 2 , " 1C ft , " . . . . 17.0J
sinixo.
A , 12,14 & 10 ft.$20 50 I C , 1'J ' , 14 & 10 ft.S14.73
II , " " l'J.75 I U. " " 11.75
CKILIXO AND I'AIlTiriOX.
1st com , X in white pine ceiling 1300
2d " " " " 27.00
Clear $ g In Norway pine celling 15.50
21100111 In " " " 13.30
ri.oomxo.
AC in white pine $ : H.OO
B " " " 32.00
C " " " 2'K ) )
D " " " 21.00
E , " " ( sol. loncmg ) 18.50
Six Inch drop si.ling . 50c per 1,000 extra.
sroci : no.utn.s. jsSS
A , 12 in , sis$45.00 I C , 12 in , sis.$30.00
B , 12 iu , sis. . 30.00 D , 12 in , sis. . . 22.00
No. 1 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 12 ft 20.50
No. I com , 12 in. s 1 s , 14 ft 20.01) )
No. 1 com , 12 iu , s 1 s , 1C ft 20.00
No. 1 com , 12 In , sis , 10 , 18 nnd 20 ft. . 22.50
No. 2 com , 12 in , B 1 s , 10 , 18 nnd 20 ft. . 10.45
No. 2 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 12 and 14 ft 18.50
No. 2 com , 12 in , sis , 1C ft : . . 18.00
12 in groovcei roofing $12 per M. moro than
12 in stock boards same length.
10 in grooved rooting same prlco as 12 in
stock boards.
SHIP LAP.
No. 1 plain , 8 and 10 hi $18.75
No. 2 plain , 8 and 10 In 17.OC
No. 1O. G. , Sin 19.2J
riMsiuxo.
1st and 2d , clear , 1. IK , in s 2 s $50 00
" " ' IK , 2 in , s 2s 50.00
3d , clear , 1 In , s2s 45 Of
" rlK,21n 40.0C
A , select , lin , Hiis ! ) .OC
A , " IXyt , 2 In „ . . 43.00
B. " lin,828 29.Ml
K , " ltfiU.2in 80.00
B , select , all 10 ft , $1 extra.
hOUTHKKX 1ELLOW P1XR.
Star 4 in flooring $10.50
1st and 2d , clear , 4 in flooring 21.M
Clear % in coiling ] ' . ) .5l
Clear % in partition 23.5C
Clear % In partionS2 above 5 In celling
Clear linish , 1 and I/ In , s 3 s 2fJ.OC
Clear finish , IK nnd 2 In , s2s 2'J.OC
Clear corrugated ceiling , 4 in 28 IC
Clear yellow pine casing and base 25Ot
rOI'LXll l.UMIIUU.
Clear poplar bx bds , Kin s 2 s $35.OC
Clear " " " K In panel , B 2 s. . 27.OC
Clear " " " cor'ga'Ul ceilingjfj 28.OC
IHTTCX8 , WELL TU1IIXO , I'ICKIITS.
O. G. Balls , 2' ' < f in S C. '
O. G. Uatls , < x3.sl s 3 (
3 in well tubing , I ) . &M. and Bov 22,5 (
Pickets , D. & H. flat 10OC
Pickets , D. & H. square 19.OC
SIIINUI.US , LATH.
XX clear $ 3.1C
E\tia-A- 2.K
A * Standard 2.C.1
* A H. B. & B 2.3 :
C I n. el .o ;
No. 1 i.4 (
Lath 2.b ;
POST ! ) .
White Cedar , 0 In. , K 12 } <
" " 'Jin. qrs 1'jU
" " t& va in . , Ka . . * . . * . . . . . . . . .11
" " bin. qrs O'J
" " 4 in round 14
Tennessee Kcd Cedar , split 14
Split Oak 03
A New I'yllilan Journal.
The first issue of the Weslern Knlghl , anew
now Knighls of Pylhlan journal , edlled and
published by Mr. W. S. Spencer , made its
appearance last Saturday. It | is a neat foui
colum fourteen page folio , free from plates
and country newsimpcr advertisement anc
full of newsy nnd IntcrcsUng reading mnltci
for every Pythian in thu west. Mr. Sponcci
says the object of the journal "shall bo UK
embodiment of fratcrnlly , charity and bo-
novnlencc. " If the first IKSUO Is a fair sum
pie of what the paper Is to bo , the success ol
The Western Knight U assured , as it will o <
wanted by every member of the order.
C. 1U I'AL'.mi. N. I * . HICIIMAX. J. I ) . IILA.SCIIAltU
PALMER. RICHMAN It CO. .
Live Stock Commission Mercliants.
a ffiMLcfexviag.M't'M ! > / '
KOHIMER.WESTERFIELD& MALEY
Live Stock Coimission ,
ttoam 15 , lUchanne IlulldhiK , Unlou Stoct Yarde ,
_ ttuutU Omaha , Kelt.
ALEXANDER i ; FITCH ,
Coimision Dealers in Live Socfc
SoomZJ , Opixnlla.Krcbnngo Iliilldluir , Uulou Stock
Y nl . feuulU Omatitt , Kel ) .
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited
0
Aljnculturui implements.
"
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
Carriage ! nnil lluiriilr * . Jimot Ptrrft.butneru&thuiid
_ mil , Omana , Netir t . _
LINING E R & M ETCWLF CO. .
Agricultural ImplementSjWagons.Carriago . : !
lliif glc . ric.VholcnnU' : . Qmalin. Xelirmkn.
PARLIN , ORENDORF Ai MARTIN ,
Wholctalu Icnlrr * In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
WlRn.WV > nd IW Jones Street , Omaha.
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultlraton , ll y ItnUi.Cldvr Mlll < and I.uban 1'ul-
Terlicri. Cor. lltu and Mcholai Mrrrt * .
w i N O NA 7MPLCM E N T c o 7
Wlioe ! ( ilo -
Agricultural Implements , Wagons&Bnggies
rornr r H'li "nd
OMAHA nitAXClt.
J. P. SEIBERLING & CO. ,
Akron , Ulilu.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W.K. Mrntl.Manaspr. 1311 Lmirenworth t .Oninha.
MOLINE.MILBUKN&STODDA"R"DCO
.MRmif.icturiTMin.lJobbon In
Wagons , BUM , Rates , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Dili nn t rndllu ptrcot * , Um ha , N'ub.
Artlsto * Nlotorlola
A HOSPE. Jr. ,
Artists' ' Matirials , Pianos and Organs ,
IMillViuelai Street. Ownlm , Nebraska.
on d
H. M , & s7\V. JONES.
Succc"or to A. T. Koaycn & Co. , Wholesale A Ketrlt
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Tine Wedding Stationery , Commercial btntlonory
IVM Doiik-ins Street. Onmlm , .Ni'b.
Boots and Shoos *
K1RKENDALL. JONES & CO. .
( buccesnora to Heed , Jone A. Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Aicuitilor llo ton Uubnrr Shoe Co. 111H , 1101 AlltK
lummy M. . OniaLa. NcbruiUn ,
W. V. MORSE 4 : CO. .
Jolers of Boots aiiuSte
1101,1103-1101 loii lnt SI , Omnlm Manutoctory , Sum
mer > . . Ik sum.
CoffooSj SplcoB , Etc-
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CLARKE COFFEE'qO. ,
Omaha Coffee nncl Splco MUM.
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Havorliit ! Kxlracts , laundry liluo , Inks , Ktc. lill-
iflii llamiiT Slroot. Omaha. Nebraska.
Crockery and QlaB
' wTL wiTfGHT ,
Agent for UIB Manufacturer ! and Irapnitcrs ot
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys- ,
Etc. Qlflcr. 'UT8.13th ft. , Omiibu. Nebraska.
PERKINS. QATCH &LAUMAN.
Imuorlcrj and Jobbers of
Mr/ / , Glassware , Lamis , Silverware
Eo. 1M4 rurnuni St. , Now ruxlnn Iliilldlnir.
Commission and Storage-
RIDDELL St. RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
r " -itlcr Frr * . Oir < "f , I'-mllry , Gil me.
lll-'IlowardStreflt. Omaha.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. ,
B.ICCCJBOM to McShnno & Hcbroeder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grai'i ' and General Commision
Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 1011 North lab
&treutOmutmNuL' .
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OMAHA COAL , COKE & LIMEf c67
Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
209 South lltb Street , Omaha , Nebraaka ,
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. ,
Manufacturers of Lime ,
And alilniicra of Coal , Coak , Cement , 1'mstcr , I.lme ,
Urnlu Tile , and Sewer I'lpo. Onice , 218 , 8.13th
St. , OiuHha , Neb. Telephone 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL. CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South 13th St. , Omaha. Neb.
_ _ _ JOry Goods and Not Jons. " " *
'M. E SMITH Jfco. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1KB and 1101 Douglas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importers and Jolliers in Dry GoodsMons ,
tienta' KurnUblni : ( Joorli. Corner llth un < l lliuiiey
hl . . Omaha. Ncbrmka.
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DEWEY If STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnam Street. Omaha. Nobraikn.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omnlm , Nebraska.
JSrocerlea.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER Ac COM
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
706,707,7UD and 7118.10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 lh niul Lcai onworth StrocU , Omaha , Nebraikc.
Hmrdwnro.
Wholcsale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate.
Metals , Fhcot Iron , etc. .Agents ( or Hoe SsaltM.
Jlluini 1'ow dtr tiud I.yiniin llurljed M Ire ,
HIMEBAUCH & TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware anil Scale Repair Sliop ,
Mucbaulcs' Tooli nnil lliiffulo Kcalci. 1105 Uuuglui
tJtrcct , OmaliB. Nebra ka.
RECTOR. WILHELMY Si CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Harrier Sta. , Omabn , Neb. Western Acenti
( or Auntln I'owderOi. , jefTer on HtcolNallr ,
KulrLanki hlamlanl ticuUn.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO ,
Wholesale Manufacturer ! ) of
iSaddlery & Jahliersof Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. UOJ , l ai anil Hit Harney Bt. , Omaha ,
Nebraska.
w. j. B'ROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bpringi , WMon Htoek. Hardirare , Lumber , Etc.
and 1911 Ilarney Htrcut , Omaha.
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W. L. PA RROTT , ' it CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods
11C7 Uurncy Street , Oinaba , Neb.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wbolesali
13ti Street anil Union Paclflo Track , Oraaun.
LoOTs "BRADFORD.
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
DooriKu. YarvlCorner lib and Uouelui Corue
MAJOBBEHS'lECTQlJ '
Lumber
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C. N. D1ET2.
Dealer in All KM ? of Lninlicr ,
13th nml California Street * , Oninlia , Npbra k .
Lumber Lime Cement Etc
Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner ftli and Douglas n > . . Omaha.
f7\V. HARVEY LUMBER COT
To Dealers Only ,
Office , 1103 Farnam Street Omahv
JOHN A
Wholesale Lujnber , Etc ,
Imp ts ? . &GoSeSvniuu : ! ?
CHAS. R. LEE ,
' Dealer in Hardwood Limber ,
Wooil C rpol mill 1'nrquM Kloorliiir 9h ind Dtv
i. OBERFELDER&CO. ,
Iwporiers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
nll , Illli yt
CANFIELD MANUFAcruRiNaco. .
Maniifacliirers of Overalls ,
Juan > PnnU , Shirt * , V.tc. IKUnnil 1101 IKniiilai Street ,
Umnhn. b.
J. T. ROBINSON
Notions and Furnishing Goods
401) ) anil Kttgcuth 10th St..Omaha.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
WMsale Refined and Luliricatine Oils ,
AxloOn acEtc.Omaha. A. 11. nithoiiMnn t r
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Fnrnisliiiig Goods ,
11V ( > Ilarni-r Stroct , Omnlm.
Office Fixtures.
TIIK glMMOXDS MANUKACTOIU.NQ CO.
Munufuct iro.-s of
BanK , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mnntle-i , MclebouriK Hook Cnsi" , Driin I'lxtiircs.Wal ]
Cnn" , 1'nrtltlont , ItMlllnmiCounters , HecrandWIna
Conlori * , Mirror * etc. Kactor ? ani * ontro , ITM nnd ItJj
ho 11 tli Uth &t.Uruutm. Tjlcptione \ .
Paints
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& NEILSON ,
Wholesale Don lorn In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
His Fmiam Htrect. emahaNeb.
Papor.
CARPENTER HAh-tu i-- . .
Wholesale Pancr Dealers ,
Carry a nice itcick of Printing. Wrapplnx and Wrttlag
r , ar. Special nttcntlon ilvon to tar l&a.l ordera.
Pa " per _ Bpxos.
JOH"N L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory.
: ? o < . HIT ami 1311) ) Douglas St. , Omaha , Nab.
_ _ Printers ' Materials.
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WESVE"RN"N E wi p A P E"R
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dealer , in
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Ojah , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV/ CO. ,
Wholesale Mannt cturera of
U\ Doors , Blinds and Monldings.
Dranch Otflcc , nth and Uard Btroetn , Omaha , h' > . , - .
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. A1 * *
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinfc.
OJ
V-ulillnKi , Stair Work and Interior Ham Wood Kui
au. H. K. Corner 8th and 1-cavuuwortU Streets. T
Omaha , Sjoti. ,
aJteam FJttIngaPumpa _ _ _ , Etc.
A. L. STRAND CoV"
Pnraps , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCH1LL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pnmps , Pipe , Fittings ,
i ana Water Supplier Headquartcri for Mas t ,
oo t A Co'a ROoJ . Ull Fnmurn Ht.iniilm.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMT CO. .
Stcai and -Water Supplies ,
8 , . , Omah. .
BROWNELL & CO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Macliinery.
Shoeuron . s MIH , .
Sooda.
PHIL. STIMMEL & CO. ,
liolesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Ull uncl'JUJoDcj Street Omatiu.
Btorogo , Forwarding A. CommloBlon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. , S
Storaso , Forwarding and Commission ,
Brunch liouaoof llio.lloimcy nnttvr f ! " . Hii/Klosal
HUuiuaulo und rolall , l.JH UlOuiiil 1.12 liuid tiircvt ,
Omahn. Telcpliono No.'W.
Smoke Stacks , Bailers , Etc.
"H. K."SAWYR. : "
Mannfactiiriiig Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
UrltcUlnL ' , Tanks nnil tieiientl Holler HoJUlrlu | > - . LJ15
' titrcet. Ouiutiii. Nub
STORZ& ILER ,
Lap1 Beer Brewers ,
VOl NottU EliftiitoontU Street. OmuU.i , I'cb.
Cornlco.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John EponottT. rroprlctor. ! 0 DiulEo und llfUntl 10)
NoitU 10th btroet , Omnhu.
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter & boa , 1'rop'i. Manufacturers of ull kind *
Steam Boilers , Tatfs and Snest Iron Wort
Wurki goutll 20th lllnl U. i , M. CrottlnH. _
1'AXTON A VIKUUNO IKON WOKKd.
Wrougtit and Cast Iron Building Work.
Kniilnos. flrasi Wor .Uonoral Foundry , Muclilnoaua
UlucUamllli Work. Ultlte and Work * , U , i * . Hf.
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OM A H7C WIRES fR ON" WORKS ; '
Manufacturers of Wire anil Iron Railings
le ) k IU1I , Window Ouardn. Flowvr HtunrtVlr
fclxns , Ktc. 121 Norlli IftU BUeel.Omulia.
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OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS.
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vaullt . Jail Wnrk. Iron und Wlro Konclnu , Slitna , Kto.
U. Andrcvu , I'tov'r Cor. llth and J > .k ou bl .
CHAMPION IRON and WIREWORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
aud Percent , fur banki , nmcei , tori' . leildenco * . oto.
Imprnvud Awnlnif > . Ixjckiinlili Machloarjr aud
HluckB ui ItliWuftt. jUlBoutolltlibt.
to LEACH ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time locks. fil
General Aiii'oU for Dlabold Bafo Jt Ixwk Co.'a
TftulU ana J all Work , lili faioau fiirttl , Uwate.
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