Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , AUGUST 25. 1888. 3
RflH.imVR
"Wheat Continues to Advance nt a
Rapid Rate ,
CORN RULES ACTIVE ANDSTRONG
Fuilft ( u Keep Up With the 1'ro-
cession Provisions Stronjjer
Cnttlo and HOJJS Fnirly Ac
tive Quotiu Ions.
CHICAGO IMlODUOi : MAUKKT.
. August &i. 1 Special TeleRram
to Tnr. Hr.n.l The wheat market was wild
nround the opening. Trades were made } c
npart nt the start and It was some minutes before
fore anything llko uniformity en"1. ? uo estab
lished. ThC75Wnn trading ntOOftWJj o for Sep
tcinbcrand WgKji ( ! o forDeccmbcr. Anywhere
within those limits was the market. It was
as much iii a man's life was worth to bo in
the pit at the start. The crowd was In a per
fect uproar and there was u grand rush of
country buying orders. The country Is at
length beginning to think well of wheat ,
though it has been a long time making up Its
mind that the present advance was anything
more substantial than a "noda water bulge. "
The opening range was lHi@IJfc higher
than yesterday's closing quotations. For
a little whllo there was no wheat to bo had ,
but as soon as the local bulls could catch
their breath , many of them began to soil out
long wheat and take the prollts. This policy
BOOH became general and under pressure of
long wheat values reacted , September going
to S'J o and December to W/tc , The demand
was enormous , however , and offerings were
licked up greedily. The market again started
up and advanced about Jfc. Again ttiero
came a lull and for an hour the quietest per
iod for three days was experienced. In that
time the market worked back to 8c ! ) for Sep
tember und OO QOlc for lccembcror nearly
to yesterday's closing rango. Later there was
n resumption of activity , nnd many
of the big commission houses , which wcro
heavy sellers early , again turned buyers.
Telegraphic business poured in upon the
commission merchants again , and the mar
kets took on the color of buoyancy once more.
Prices advanced @J c like lightning within
a' e range. The market was absolutely un
controllable. It surged backward and for
ward with mighty swings and lunges thnt no
combination could explain , clicck or help
uloug. Shortly after 18 o'clock the mar
ket got its second wind and steamed
up &c without n skip , passing the pre
vious high water mark with the celerity
of "greased lightning. " September mounted
to ! llc. There was "no wheat for sale , " to
xiso an exaggerated form of expression some
times employed around the pit. The realiz
ing lir.il all been done earlier in the day and
the market had absorbed all the property
that came out. Now buying set the market
wild and the morning performance was re-
enacted. Everybody was clamorous to buy
for fear the market was going to get away
and out of reach. The last half hour of the
session was the , most exciting period of the
day. Advance was piled up to advance"
and closing prices were nt the extreme
top , or 2 0 above yesterday. War news
was mentioned as u cause of the
late excitement , but It was strong- cables and
nn accumulation of reports from the north ,
west of deplorable crop prospects. Pillsbur.v
cabled Hacker that thu "wheat , rye and potato
tate crop of Europe Is the shortest in many
years. "
The corn market was active to-day and de
cidedly strong most of the session , but had
some spells of weakness , though closing
with September about I' e higher than it
elosed last night , and October about l ! c
higher , though May was unchanged. The
first sale was at an advance of Jfc from last
night's close , the strength being duo to
higher cables und the excitement which pre
vailed in wheat nt the opening ,
nnd September sold from 45 to - ( % .
Several largo operators were free
buyers , nnd the sports quickly became
alarmed and covered pretty freely , this de
mand helping materially to firm prices. But
the advance checked buying nnd under
pretty free realizing sales there was n grad
ual drop of about % c. The market then re-
ncU-d sharply In sympathy with tlio sharp
upturn in wheat , changed some , and closed
fairly Orui. Long futures opened up higher ,
but they wcro not sustained as well as nearer
futures. Warmer weather in the Interior
end good prospects for the growing crop was
the probable cause of this.
Oats did notpartakn of the activity , noted
elsewhere , and under the light attendance of
operators , ruled dull , though firm with the
exception of cash ana seller the
month , which weakened after nn
early show of strength. A few
buyers appeared for August , while there
wore fair selling orders under increasing re
ceipts , nnd after selling at 25c early , this
month ruled easy and dull , with more atten
tion shown longer futures and @ ; ' < fc ad
vance noted , with May at one time selling up
JgO to 28X@ 'e. ' The In store market was
dull and easy in sympathy with August , sellIng -
Ing at "o e and trading ehlclly in sample.
OTho interest in the provision pit was ; on-
fined chlelly to lard. In that article there was
n continuation of the uneasiness shown yes
terday in short circles , and under a good
demand the few sellers present had no
trouble to advance prices. First sales of
lard for September wcro made at the appre
ciation of lij ! o and subsequently the open
ing quotation was marked up lOc. The Oc
tober future opened the same as September ,
but sold during tlio session nt an average
discount of UJ < ; @ .H ! in these futures. The
day's ' aetual advaneo was 82 > tf ( % . ' " } < ? . Pork
and short ribs wcro natunilly affected by the
boom in lard , and for the former prices
closed ' % a and for short ribs 2 - < @ 5e higher.
CHICAGO IJIVK srooH.
Cnio\io , August 21. [ Special Telegram to
THE llui : . | CATTLE Trade was fairly nctivo
and prices strong. The general market was
n shade higher. Prime fat cattle wcro
Bcarco , one or two lots selling nt $0.20(30.25 ( ,
nnd ono consignment of westerns sold as high
as | 5.12) ) . Plain and common natives , to
gether with Texans , either good or canners ,
Bold substantially higher. Native canning
nnd butchers' stock was worked off at better
prices than for any day this week. The
Mocker and feeder trade continues to rule
quiet. Hut few are arriving and but few are
wanted. The receipts included 2,500 Texas
nnd western cattle ; choice to extra beeves ,
frt.OOftO.EO ; medium to good steers , t3T > 0 to
1500 Ibs , $5.10(30.001200 ( to 1830 Ibs , $1.00@
G.60 ; U50lo 1200 Ibs , f 2.70@4.80 ; stackers uml
feeders , W.0003.00 ; cows , bulls nnd mixed ,
Sl.JiSQaoO ; bulk , f..ir > ® 2.bO. Texas caltlo
lOc higher ; steers. l > 50 to 1050 Ibs , $3.1H > @
11.30 ; 750 to 800 Ibs , f3.lHKa3.15 ; ( WO to 7UO
Ibs , $ , ' .40 ( < J2.SO ; cows , * 1.75@2.25 ; natives
mul half breeds , f4.005.03 ; wintered Tox-
nns , f3.BO@4.K ( ) .
lions Business was nctivo and prices
rather higher on prime assorted heavy and
fancy assorted light , but packing or mixed
sold about the juuno as yesterday , closing ,
however , rather lower and weak. It should
tie borne in mind that , in a general way ,
thcso so-called packers are , in reality , culls ;
The bulk of the stock bought of packers now-
a-dnys uro the leavings of shippers , the same .
having been culled over until there is
Iso
Bi-urcoly a good ono loft. Packers have
fallen into the queer custom of not buying
until shippers and speculators have bought
all they want. Host heavy sold at $ iJ.4l'g (
0.5'J ; n few fancy at fC.55@O.GO. The bulli ,
of the so-called packing sorts sold within u t
raugo of $ fl.00@0.3r , ; largely at * 45.10c ( < 0.20
Light sorts were scarce and but few wen ,
wanted , selling at $0.40(20.50 ( ,
FINANCIAL.
NBW YOHK , August 24. [ Special Telegram
to THU UEK. ] STOCKS There was n qulo
opening to the market to-day , with a heav ;
fooling In most of the list , starting price
being fractionally below yesterday's stopplni
prices. The effect of President Cleveland'
nicssago In regard to retaliation agaius
Canada was scon In the drop of 1 point li
Canadian Southern and \f \ In Michigan Ccv
trul. Operators , following the disposition o
ocross'watcr speculators , hammered seine a
ipeolaltlcs , but without producing ay ;
marked decline. Early losses , which \vero
small In the majority of cases , wuro followed
by an Improved feeling , and ) aside from the
exceptionally weak stocks mentioned , these
declines were regained and something bo-
side. The better tone of the market was ac
companied by more animation , which was
especially notable In Lackawnntm , Lake
Shore , St. Paul and Western Union , nnd
thcso named were the principal gainers ,
Western Union showing an appreciable ad
vance under good buying by Henry Clews
nnd , Martin ft , Hunyou. Canada Southern ,
Erie ] and Union Pacific wcro also somewhat
active i , but the general list was quiet. An
other aid to Western Union was the renewed
rcjwrt that the dividend would bo increased
j
to 0 per cent at the next quarterly mccV'
on September 12. The market c'.usod only
steady , with a roductlff ; f n , best prices
realized. To 1. satcs iaib22 shares.
L'.Ti.is regular..liMJJ.Northern . Pacific. . . 2li {
U. .4sc < mpons..lwil : | doprefi'rred MH
U. 8.4V8regular. { .10flj ? C. * N. W 112j
U. H. 41/4sconpous..lU7Jii doprefcrred 1 < 4
Paclllc lis of ' . > laj iN. v. CVntrnl
Cvntrnl I'nclllc . . . 114'i I',1)&K
Chicago Ac Alton. . . 130 jHocklsluml lOTfJ
Chlengo.llurllnt'ton ' C. . M. &S t. 1' tl' <
* Qlllnrv 112" da preferred IKIJj
I.I.VW IH'iySt. I'nul Somalia. . Wt
Illinois Central. . . . 118 I dopreferred 1CH
1..II.&W ir > < { TiilonI'ncillc MSI
KIMISHH iVTexas. . . 111 ! , W. . St. U & 1' 14
r.akeShoro Hflij , do preferred. . . . l
Mlchlgnn Central. Hfl Western Union W
Missouri 1'acillo . . . 7U I
MONT.Y o.v CALL Easy at 11 < ( J 2 per cent ;
closed offered nt \ } per cent.
PIIIME MERCANTILE PAI'III UtfSO } per
cent.
STKUUSO ExciUNon Quiet but steady at
$4.S4Jf for sixty day bills , J4.i)7r for de
mand. _
I'KOIUJCH MAIIKBTH.
CniCAno , August 21. Wheat Strong nnd
higher ; cash , Dl' c ; September , 111ac bid ;
October , ' .Jljfebid.
Corn Strong and higher ; cash , 40c ; Sep
tember , 4(1 ( : i-Uie ; Otobcr , 4C , ' e.
Oats Firm ; cash/Jotfc ; September , 2-l ; c ,
October , 25c.
Uyo 4lc. (
Harley Nominal.
Prime Timothy $1.83.
Flnx-fl.IiO.
Whisky * 1.20.
Pork Firm ; cash and September ,
fl3.sr ; October , $18.UJ1 .
Lard Firmer ; cash and September , $9.33 ;
October , t'.W % .
Flour Firm ; patents hold at ? 3.0C'(8r ( > .15 ;
bakers' , M.(15iH.7r ( ( > .
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $7.40 7.50 ;
short clear , fS.bOQ O.OO ; short ribs , fs.2 ( ) @
8.2Hutter
Hutter Firm ; creamery , 14'i'iT10J ( c ;
dairy , 18 } ( > 17c.
Cheese inactive ; full crearn Cheddars and
flats , 7Jf@Sc ; young Americas , Sj SJiC.
Eggs Firm at 14K@15c.
Hides Firm ; heavy green saltedGo ; light
green salted , OVc ; salted bull , 5c ; green
palled calf , OK@7c ; dry Hint , 7/@ie ; dry
calf , 7@Sc ; branded hides 15 per cent off ;
deacons , 20@'J5o each ; slunks , 10@15e ;
dry salted , 7e.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1. solid packed , 4' e ;
No. 3 , 3K < - ' . ud cake , 3 % < 3,4c per lu.
Uei'ipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 11,000 25,000
Wheat bu 84.000 259,000
Corn , bu 2211,000 201,000
Oats , bu 210,000 110,000
Uyc , bu
Harley , bu . . . .
New Vork , August 21. Wheat Receipts ,
215,000 ; exports , 59,000 ; spot unsettled and
2 > .J@3o higher ; sales of No. 2 red , 09c@
largo business but very irregular and excited
on bad foreign news and extensive covering ;
No. 2 red , September , closing at SL.OIJi' .
Corn Receipts , 180.COO ; exports , 54,000 ;
spot , firmer mid moderately active ; ungraded
mixed , 53J4@54o ; No. 2 , 54 , ' e atloat ; options
Ji@lj o higher , closing strong ; No. 2 Septem
ber closing at 53c.
Oats llccclpts , 183,000 ; exports , none ;
the spot market was lower on mixed , un
changed on white ; mixed western , 25jf34e ( ;
white western , 3r > ( < 3 > 4'Je.
Coffee Steady ; options , hardly steady ;
sales , OO.OuO bags ; August , $11.15@11.05 ;
September , $11.00@11.20 ; spot , Kio , easy ;
fair cargoes , 14J4C.
Petroleum Steady ; United closed atS7c.
Eggs Firmer and quiet ; western , 15 ®
17f c.
Pork Quiet and steady ; mess , ? 14.00@
14.25 for old ; ? 15.00@15.50 for now.
Lard Strong ; western steam spot closed
at SO.G2X.
Hutter Firm for best nnd low grades in
demand ; western dairy , ll ) @ 15e ; westeri :
creamery , 13 } ® 20Kc. , , , ,
Cheese Unsettled but in fair demand :
western , GJf@7J.Cc.
St. Liouln. August 24. Wheat Higher
and excited ; cash , J21X@03e ; . September ,
Corn Higher ; cash , 41 0 ; September , 42c ,
Outs Higher ; cash , 25) ) e ; September ,
24c.
Pork Firm nt $11.50.
Lard Higher at * 9.00.
Whisky Steady nt ? 1.14.
Hutter Steady ; creamery , 18@20c ; dairy ,
14VJ10c. (
Milwaukee , August 24 Wheat Excited ;
cash , OO c ; September , 89 > < c ; October , S9c.
Corn Steady ; No. 3 , 45c.
Oats Easy ; white , 30V31c. (
Uyo Firm ; No. 1 , 51c.
ll'arle.v Quiet ; No. 2 nominal atGOc.
Provisions Steady ; pork , cash and Au
gust , $10.SO.
Minneapolis , August 21. Wheat The
local receipts were bO cars : shipments , 92
cars ; closing : No. 1 hard , August and Sep
tember , 02e ; October , 91c ; on track , 93@
IKUrfc ; No. 1 northern , August and Septem
ber , 99o ; October , S9c ; on track , OlJ MO-.Jc ;
No. 3 northern , August , S < ! c ; September ,
SSc ; October , S > 3c ; on track , 87@87 } < Jc.
Ginctmintl. August 34. Wheat Scarce
and Briu ; No. 2 red , 90c.
Corn Easy ; No. 2 mixed , -l-'c.
Oats Easier ; No. 2 mixed. 20 > ' c27c.
Hyo-Firm ; No. 2 , o'Jc.
Whisky $1.14.
HnntiiiH City , August 21. Wheat
Weak : No. 2 red , rash , 7Tc asked ; Septem
ber , 75c bid ; No. 3 red , cash , 70c bid ; No. 2
soft , cash , SOo bid.
Corn Weak ; No. 2 cash , 35c bid ; No.
2 white , cash , 41c asked.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 20 > c bid.
iavK STOCK. .
Chicago , August 24. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cuttlo Ucccipts , 5,000 ; market strong and
10@15o higher ; beeves , S5.10QD.OO ; steers ,
? 3.70(3 ( > i5.00 ; stackers null feeders , $2. 00@3.30 ;
cows , bulls and mixed , $1.80@3.00 ; Texas
cattle , $1.75 ( 3.80 ; western rangers , ? 3.50@
5.05.
5.05.Hogs Receipts , 11,000 ; market steady ;
mixed , S5.85WG.45 ; heavy , $ < 5.00@li.53 ; light ,
§ 5.t > 0 < i 0.60 ; skips , $ UO@3.0.
Sheep Receipts , 5,000 ; market steady ;
natives , J2.yo@5.00 ; western shorn. $3.50 ( < < j
8.1)0 ) ; Texans , shorn , $3.0Ui ( 3.75 ; lambs , $3.60
Kansas City , August 21. Cattle He-
cclpts , a.OOO ; shipments , none ; market
' '
g'ras's range steers , f l.SOif3. ( ' . > Oj cows , $ l.85 ( $
2.05.
Hops Kecolpts,2,000 ; shipments , 400 : mar
ket opened steady , closing weak nnd So
lower ; good to choice , fO.'OQo'.aO ; common to
medium , 5.2,10(1.10 ( ; skips and pigs , fJ.OO ®
5.10.
. National Slouk Yards , East St.
Ijouls ) , August ) 31. Cattle Ueceipts , 400 ;
shipments , 2,000 ; market strong with an up
ward tendency ; choice heavy native
steers , J5.00@5.50 : fair to good , heavy
native steers , ? 4.aO(55.10 ( ; butchers' steers ,
medium to good , $3.4K$4.40 ( ; stockers ana
feeders , fair to good , * 3.25@3.30 ; rangers ,
corn -fed * 3.50@4.GO grassfed , ? 'J.W@4.50. ;
IU1II-11U , cl.uuv "fVt grass- * v" v " "VjY-uv/-
. Hogs Keceipts , 1.400 ; shipments , 000 ;
market firm ; choice heavy and butchers' '
selections , fU.45 ( O.S5 ; packing , medium to
choice , $ ( 'i.UOiI0.45 ( : light grades , ordinary to
best , fO.80QU.35.
*
OMAHA MVlK STOCK.
Cattle.
Friday , August 24 , 1853.
The amount of business transacted to day
was small In the extreme , although tlio re
celpts were the heaviest of the week. The
general quality of the cattle was not good
and there were no very desirable beat oattlo.
of Jio : s.
The receipts were the tightest of any
I day since Monday and there , were hardl :
enough ncro to moko n market. The buyers
took what there wcro hero at an advance of
of about 5c , but there wcro no prime loads ,
and the sales do not show that much ad
vance , only when quality is taken into con
sideration.
_
Hliecp.
There was nothing hero to make a market
llccclnti.
Cattle . . . 1.700
Hogs . . . . 2,000
1.1111.
Prevailing I'rloes.
The f olio wing 13 a tabloof n-o33 ' pild In
this mantel for the grad0 / { 00meQ. \ .
tioned.
Prime steers. IZuOlo lW01b . . | Ti.S."i (33M
Prime c/ -rs , uooto 1300 Ibs. . 4.W ) f .1.35
i tlVe feeders . 8.25 (38.50 (
Western feeders . 2.75 ( < J3.23
Unngo steers , cotn'on to choice 8.00 ( ( { 4.23
Common U > good cows . 1.40 ( rc2.00
Choice to fancy cows . 2.50 ( P.OO
Common to choice bulls . 1.00 M2.50
Falrtacnoicolighthogs . ( i.OO ( ViO.10
Fair toctiolco heav.v hop * . 0.15 ( # 0.25
Fairtacnolco nuxo.l hoiti . G.05 ( a.ti.15
Kopresnntntivo Sains.
CATTl.K.
No. Ar. Pr.
1 cow . 1,170 $1.35
1 cow . 910 1.50
21 cows . 910 2.05
10 cows , natives . 941 2.16
0 steers , yearlings . < U1 2.HO
1 cow . 1H0 ( ! 2.50
3 feeders , natives . 850 2.05
18 feeders , natives . 1XJO ( 8.UO
40 feeders , natives . 97li 3.80
Istccr . 1,000 400
TKXAS CATTLC ,
Owner. No. Av. Pr.
C. E. Wetzel . 8S 910 $2.W )
C. E. Wctzul . GO 1,100 3.23
IIOOS. .
No. Av. Shit. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
01. . . . 'JOS 121) ) S5.95 OS. . . .850 120 $0.10
49.-J05 240 0.00 81. . . .195 (1.10 (
73. . . .240 180 G.Oi ) OS. . . .261 0.10
79..21H ) 180 0.00 b2..3'H ' ) ICO 0.10
OS. . . . 217 1IJO G.0 .i OS..2H 1110 0.10
70. . . .195 100 0.05 SO. . . .207 100 0.10
72. . . . 210 bO 0.05 18 _ 100 0.10
79. . . . 215 180 0(15 ( 74. . . . 830 200 0.11) )
82. . . .805 800 0.05 72..24S 880 0.10
84. . . . 207 UK ) 0.05 77. . . . 883 180 0.10
71..8M3 200 0.05 7 1. . . . 317 800 0.12Jtf
73. . . . 321 fcO 0.05 59. . . . 351 180 0.15
78. . . .310 800 0.05 05. . . .201 ICO 0.15
71. . . . 880 180 G07J4 G1..81'4 180 0.15
03. . . .800 830 G.07V , 01. . . .2711 4' ' ) 0.15
05. . . . 854 40 0.10 G2..8S3 2SJ G.17J4
Showing the number of ho0'3 bought by
the leading buyer ? on the market to-day :
G. H. Hammond & Co . 425
Omaha Packing Co . 50S
Armour C. P. Co . OS5
.1. P. Squires & Co . 4Mi
White & Co . 185
! M liont nnd Ijowest.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hoga
on this market during the p.ist fcwd.iya , and
for the corresponding period in 1SS7 and ISStJ :
| August HSi I August l&ii. I AllffllstlM ! . _
4 . ) 4 1) Ol CO
5 7(1 ( 5 ( Is 4 SO W ( a 4 ti fe < 111
Sunday. r > IKJ ( ji > 4 OJ < Vl ( IM
r. ) < jw } 10 5 HI Wi M 4 ) 4tl Ki
Sunday. 4 I ! ' ) 6M 70
n so an 011 B 10 ffi'i M Pun lay.
5 8.1 fft'l ' IX ) 5 on © , M 4 fit ) c < ii 70
6 H ) ( ill ! M 4 M ( iCJ ! iJ " f
5 UJ 5 l r. fi 05 ( < b' > U" > 4 4- > Cl WJ"
Sunday. fi 00 5i" > 1T ! 4 40 rlt.t TO
5 l ( it' ) 10 4 ! K ) ( tS'i 05 4 40 & \ iVJIJ
0 ( K ) W 'H Sunday. 4 41 Gili7J !
f > 10 410 S3 4 in ( t ( . ' > I'l Sumlay.
5 11.1 CIO L'J 4 flJ & ' > 20 4 41 ( iil 11.1
Ijlve Stock Notes.
Cattle dull.
Hops 5e higher.
No good hogs hero.
Mr. Ross , Strotnsburg , was In with a load
of hogs.
H. O. Hull. Anita , la. , brought in a load of
15c hogs.
H. J. Tierney , Anslcy. was here with a
load of hogs.
A. H. Emrine , Council liluffswas over
with u car of hogs.
W. H. Brown was over from the Hindu
with a car of cattlo.
E. M. Lund came in with seven loads of
cattle from Rawlins.
Mrs. L. L. Wyatt , of Groelei. Colo. , has
joined her husband at the yards.
J. Askwig & Co. , Oakland , topped the
hog market with n load of li > c hogs.
Charley Camp , Greoley , Colo. , came in
with fiyo loads of cattle from Sydncr.
Malvern , la. , was represented by George
Dixon , who came in with a load of cattle.
R. Hutchinson , Republican City , stopped
at the yards on his return from a trip east.
A. H. Roberts came in with sixteen loads
of cattle for Conrad Kohrs , from Shoshonc ,
Idaho. _
TKADE CONDITIONS
Money is quiet nnd btuudy at ruling rates ,
8 to 10 per cent. General trade continues t
increase and is very satisfactory for th
season. A largo inllux of buyers is lookei
for during fair week and jobbers are prepar
ing for a heavy trade next month.
Evidence taken before n congressional
committee shows that Chicago in IbSO pro
duced nnd received from other sources ,
237,000,000 pounds of lard nnd shipped 310-
000,000 , pounds. The excess was supposed to
cover the adulterations used.
Since April 17 , when tno United States
treasurer issued his circular , the government
has purchased * -i2,70-JOUO of 4 per cent bonds
nnd § 10,585,500 of 4 } „ per cents , or n total of
W3,29S,1 < K ) . The entire cost of the bonds
bought has been $40,333,21. The total cost
of the same at maturity would have been
$4l,219.fe01. The saving on both classes of
bonds bought amounts to over .5HOl.OJO. ) ( )
Mackerel are quoted nearly 100 per cent
higher than they usually are at this reason ,
owing to the meager catch. The rise in
prices has failed to bring out anything like
the usual supplies from any quarter , and
these arc for the most part of inferior qual
ity. As n conscqucuuo buyers arc taking but
one-half one-fourth the usual
- or - quantities ,
the mnsses naturally using thorn very spar-
In ( fly when they are dearer than fresh meats.
It 'may seem early in the season to begin
the work of next winter's logging , but al
ready men and tea'ns are going into the
woods in Michigan to prepare for the heavier
work of the winter months , and from now
until the end of the year steady additions to
tlio force will bo made. There are no evi
dences pointing to any change in the policy
of loggers and timber owners in cutting
their pine , and a big log "crop" may bo
counted upon.
Produce , FrnltH , Kto.
HUTTKII Fancy creamery roll , 20 ®
21e : solid packed , 10@lSc ; choice country
butter , 10@17c ; common grades , 10i. l3c.
Eao-i Strictly fresh , I0gl7ucundlct. (
OIUXOKS Messmns , ? 5.COrtl.00 ( ! nor box ;
Rodi , $0.00@0.25 per box ; $3.50@4.00 per half
box.
CAI.IPOHMA DAMSONS SI.23 tier box ; south
ern Damsons , 75c(3.Jl.OO ( ! per box.
CAuroKNuGuu'cs ? l.25igl.50 per case.
SotmimiN Giui'ts 75c@$1.00 per 10-lb
basket.
PKACHCS California , $1.001.50 per box ;
Missouri , $1.00c@1.25por ' / < bu.
BANANAS Common , ? 1.50@2.25 per bunch ;
choice , ? 8.5Uffi3.50.
LEMONS $4.00 < g5.50 per case.
SQUASH 2c per ID.
CANTELOPES 75c@f 1.50 per dozen.
PujMs-J1.25@1.50 pur bu.
HUCKI.UIIGHIIIES $1.3o per drawer.
POTATOES New , homo growth , 50@75o per
bushel.
SWEET POTATOES li3c ( per Ib.
POULTHV No drosscd fowl In the market ;
live chickens , $ ) .50@3.75 per doz. ; spring
chickens , J2,85@3.00.
TOMATOES J1.502.00 per bu.
WATEIIMELONS S13.0017.00 per 100.
PEAKS California , W.00@3.50 per bu box ;
Southern , 75 per % bu.
CEI.EIIV 30iMOo ( nor dozen.
CAIIIUOES fci.SOpcr 100.
Eoo PLANT $ l.00y1.85 per dozen.
ONIONS ] } c per In.
API-LES $3.00@3.00 per bbl.
CiuuAri'i.r.8 Sl.OO per box.
CIUEK Michigan , $4.50@0.50 cer bbl S3
gals ; California pear cider , 115.00 per bbl.
Pop COUN Rico , 84o ; common , 2@3o.
CAHUOTS 75o per bushel.
Dry Goods.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent dis. ; LL ,
° ! CO , GJfo ; SS , 7fo ; Nameless , 5o ;
, 18o ; R , 20o ; No. 10 , 8 0 ; No. 40 , lOKo ;
No . 00 , 12 0 ; No. 60 , 13&c ; No. 80 , colored , 9c ;
No. 50. colored , 13o ; No. 70 , colored , 18 > < o ;
Bristol , 18Kc ; Union PaciBc , 17o.
CAHI-ET WAiir-Bib White , 19oj colored ,
, tA ,
1UTT3 Standard , 8c ; , Oi'm. lOc ; Beauty ,
! Boone , 14c ; B , c.icbil. W.50 ;
G
s
13''c ' ; Swift Ulvcr , So ; Thonullko 00 , S o ;
Tnorndlko EF , 8' 'c ; Thorr.dwo 130 , UJu ;
Thorntlike NJi | 15c : Oordls No. 5 , l ) Jo :
Corills No. 4. lie.
Heaver reu-j " . , - ) m
lie ; Heaver Creek CC. lOc ,
KEXTUCKT JIHNS. Memorial. 15c ; D.\kota ,
ISc ; Durham , 27Xc ; Hercules , ISc ; Learning.
Ington , 2J } c ; Cults weld , 27l o.
Ciusii.-Stevcns' H , Oc ; Stevens' H ,
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A.
plain Holland. U' c ; Dado Holland. IS.S'c.
Brown shei-llng Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7Ji"i At
lantic H , 4-4 , 7'4o ; Atlantic L ) , 4-4 , G4e ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , Go ; Aurora LL , 4-4. Gc ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4 4'c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , O'fc ; Hoosicr
LL , 4-4 , ( to ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 } < 05 Lawrence -
ronco LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5lo ;
Pepperell It. 4-4 , 7c ; Pepperell O , 4-4 , 0fc ;
Pcpperell. S18K ! PepK-rell,0-4 | , 81o ; Pep
perell , KM , 83c ; UticaC , 4-4 , 4o ; Wachusett ,
4-4 , 7 > c ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora B , 4-4 ,
' 'littCK West Point fJ9 hi , 8 oz , 1 ( ) } < ( ! ;
West Point 89 In. 10 or , 13c ; West Point
29 in , 13 oz , 15c ; West Point 40 in , 11 oz , lOc.
Fi.vN'vii.Red : , C , 81 In. 15 ! ; E , 81 In ,
31o ; O G , 31 in , ISc ; H A F , < ' , 35y ; J R F , 4' ,
37'sc. '
PRINTS Pink and Robes Richmond , O oj
Allen , Oc ; Kivernomt. no ; Steel itiver , 0 , ' c ;
Uii-hmoiul , OHJc ; Pa lie. 0' < je.
PIIINTH Uress Charter Oak , 5'4"o ' ;
Ramaio , 45.c ; Lodi , 5'jc ' : Allen , Oo ; Richmond
mend , Oc : Windsor , O'fto ' ; Eddystonc , O e ;
Pacillc. GVjic.
Bi.iiAciinn SIIBKTINO Berkeley cambric
No. W , ' . ) > . , ( : Best Yet , 4-4. OVc , ; butter cloth
OO , 4'4i ; : Cabot , 7 : Farwell half bleached
SJ c ; Fruit of Loom , U'ji'i Greene
G , Gc ; llopo , 7''f ; King JMillIp cam
bric , lie ; Lonsiiale cambric , 11'4J ' ;
Lonsdale , t'e ' ; New York mills , lOUc ;
1'cpperell , 42-in , lie ; Pepperell , 40-in , 18c ;
Pepperell , 0-4 , lOc ; Poppurull , 84 , 31c ; Pep-
9-4 2.c ! ' . 10-4 85o Canton
porcll , - , ; I'opiorell. - , ;
4-4 , HVc ; Triumph , Cc ; Wnmsuttn , lie ; Val
ley , fie.
Fi.ANNr.i.s , Plaid Rnftsnien.8tle" Goslien ,
321 c ; Clear Lake , H > W Iron Mountain ,
80' '
S'/rfc ' ; Kcufrew dress , & ! < wlo. " .
'CAvnuif * Slater , 6',1'i ' , Woods ,
Standard , fitfo ; Peacock , fi e.
Pitixri IMIMKI Hi.inArnold : , ( i' ' e ; Anicr-
iean , U'c ' ; Gloucester , G'.je ' : Arnold C long
cloth , II : Arnold H long rioth. Nil. ; ; Arnold
Gold Seal , 10' < ; : Sticfel A , 12 ; Windsor Gold
Ticket , \ y .
Simtnxi. Checks , Caledonia X , O'ic ; Cal
edonia XX , lOi-ic : Economy , He ; Otirf , 'Jc. '
DIIIII : > i' UI-ITS Figs , in Dotes , per 11) ) , 13 ®
lOc ; dates , in boxes , .rj > , s@7c ; London Malaga
lavcr raisin" ! , per box , ssl.fiOiW.'t.T.V Malaga
loose raisins. $2.30 ( < i3.00 ; new Valen
cia raisins , per Ib , "J dif-c ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels , per box. $1.10.
California London layer raisins , per box ,
! . : > ! > ( $ > .r > 0 ; pitted cherries , per IbOdftHc , ;
California pitted plums , per Ib , 12isl.'lc ( :
dried blackberries , per Ib , b'j'iii'U ; ; dried
r.isiibi-rries , per Ib. 2tC'33c < ; evaporated ap
ples , SVfc'Cfi.S.'i.i'c ; California sun dried peaches ,
KWllo ; California unoared evaporated
punches , 14 ( < lGc ; evaporated California
apricots , 1'Jo ; Zantce currants , o ; Turkish
prunes. l fcM c ; citron.K't'J.'e ; orange
peel , 15.- ; lemon peel , llic.
Groci-rs Iist.
Revised prices are as follows :
HAr.oixn Stark A , seamless , 2lc ; Amos-
keag , seamless , lli' ' . > c ; Lewiston A , seamless ,
1'jc ; American , seamless , IG'jY ; burlaps , 4
to 5 bn.S 'O'.IJ c ; gur.nips , single , Hie ; gun
nies , double , -lie ; wool sacks , H&c. Twines
Flax , : ( ,1c ; extra sail , iO81c sail U ,
cotton. 21o ; jute , lOc.
Cornrt : ; Mocha , 2"i@36c ; Rio , good , 165 ?
17c ; Mandahllntr , 2GC < i-i'e ) ; roasting Uio , II ®
Hie ; O. G. Java , 2l@3 < lu ; Java , interior , Zitjt
25c : llio , fancy , Hi.rfl'.ic : Santos and Mara-
caibo , 17tfl''c ( ' : ArbtiPklei , lS8i'e.
SUOAH Granulated. 7-H'dSf ; conf. A ,
7'-tc ; white extra C , "Jjc ; eMta-a C , 77"
yellow C , fi'c ' ( ? ( ; powdered , " " "
0111)0 = ; , S'rfffiS c.
HOKUV 126Sr'c ' for one iwund frames ;
strained hone.v , ( ! ( ( * Sc ) > er pound.
UEESWAX Choice yellow , 20@22 > c ; dark
colored , ISMe.
Ciir.r.sc Young America , full cream
O54'10 e ; full cream cheddars , U@'J > jre ; ful
cream Hats , 0 ® ! ) ' . ! ' ; good to choice skimme'
Cheddars , K02U4 ( ; skimmed fiats , 5f < ? 5l..jC.
PICKLKS Medium , in bbls$5.5'J ; do inhal :
bbls , $ : i.OO ; small , in bbls , ? t5.:0 ; uo In hal
bbls , S1.7S ; gherkins , in bbls.fS.O ) ; do inhal
bbls , $1.50.
TOIIACCO : Plug , 20(3G.tic ( ; smoking , 10@00c
JDI.LIKS Sl.-'S pcrUO-lb pail.
SU.T $1. : )01.I5per ) : bbl.
KOI-C 7-ui. yu ; ® ! . c.
Sriccs Nutmep , per Ib , 5n@02c. pepper ,
per Ib , 17frfl'Jc ) ; cloves , per Ib , 18@Jlc ; nil-
spice , 7 ( < t8c ; cinnamon bark. I ! > e ; cassia , Gc ;
cassia buds , 12'-ie ; cloves , 2Jc ; maco. 70c- .
AII.S Iron nails , per Itog. fJ.05C'/-.10 ; steel
nails , per lcg , Si.'Otffi-J.'rj ; wire nails , per
keif. 5)lUiH ( .70
TBAS Young Hyson , common to fair , 18 ®
2.e ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 3Uji ; " > 5c' ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 2-VW."c ; Gunpowder -
powder , choice to faiu'.y 4ii ( < M"K > ; Japan , com
mon to medium , _ lflf \ ( iqa Japan , chokvto _
fancy , ; iyl58 ( ! ; Onlong , common to good , 25C ( §
85c ; Oolong , choice to fnncv , no&WOo ; Imper-
i-il , common to medium , 85@'i5c ; Imperial ,
Komi to fancy , 40 ; < i50c. ;
NUTS Almoiuia , l.ri17c ; filberts , ll@li.'e ;
Ura/.il , ' .lidl'e ; walnuts , l''c ; pecans , 10 ® lie ;
peanuts , ri ( * c.
CIUCKEKS 5GClOc per Ib ; assorted ca'es , 7
@ 20c peril ) , as per list.
'M.U'i.E SI-OAU uneus , 1010K" per Ib ;
penny cakes , lK < ? ll'.i'o ' per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.0. ) nor gal.
HHOOMS Extr.v 4-tie , S3.-IO ; .parlor , 3-tio-
painied handles , $ J. ii ® 2. ' 5 ; No. 1 , ? l.bO ; No.
2 $1.70 ; heavy staulo brooms , -f 1.00.
SrAitcii Mirror gloss , m.J'e ; Graves' corn ,
Co ; Oswcgo gloss , 7i" Oswcgo corn , tic.
Powiinn AXII SHOT Shot. § 1.80 ; bueicshot ,
$1.45 ; powder , kesjs , 5,1.00 ; half kegs ,
$8.70 ; ono-fourths , Sl.30 ; blasting , kegs , ? J.15 ;
fuses , 100 ft , f > .V.i70o.
HKr-ixii : > Luiu Tierce. SH'c ; 40-lS square
cans , SKc ; 50-lb round , 8J < c ; 20-lb round ,
8Vi'e ; 10-lb pails , 9o5-lb ; lulls , O'icj lUbp.iils ,
PHOVISIOXS Hams,13C' < 'l3J ' c ; breakfast ba
con , lOJiftilUfo ; bacon sides , 9 > ( (10c ; dry
salt , O' ' c ; shoulders , 8'-a' @ > % c- dried beef ,
\Vooi)1SWAiiE. ) Two-hoop pails , potdoz. . ,
ft.oO ; throe-hoop pails , $1.05 ; No. 1 tub ,
17.00 : No. 8 tub , $0.00 ; No. 3 tubs , $ .1.00 ;
washboards , $ l.t5@i,75 : ; assorted bowls ,
$3.7.V No. 1 churns , $ S,00 ; No. 2 churns ,
$7.00 ; No. 3 churns. ffl.CO ; butter tubs ,
11.70 ; suruce , in nests. 70s bor nest
HIHXS Choice eastcm handpieknd navie ? .
$ 'J.'iO > .il3.f > 0 per bushel ; western hand picked
navies , f3.ii5Ciii-j.73 ; meaiums , S'2.1KJ2.15.
Lima beans 5e per pound.
HAV f. o. b. cars , No. 1 upland , $0.00 ; No.
2 upland , M.OO.
HHAX $10.00.
CIIOITEU FIED : $17.00 per ton.
Ijoatiicr.
Hemlock solo , IS ® J7o per Ib ; oak solo , 30@
33c per Ib ; onk harness , 28(3tOo ( : per Ib ; selee-
ted oak nnd trace , 33c per Ib ; oalc nnd hem
lock upper , 80@83o i > cr foot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , bOi790u ( per Ib , according to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1. 90cf 1.00 per
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , tt.OOQl.10
porlb ; hemlock kip skin. No. 1 , G070c per
Ib ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , 70 < asOo per Ib ; Phila i
delphia kip skin , extra , 80@l)0o ) perlb. French
calf skins , ( according to weight and quality ) ,
* 1.15@1.75 per Ib ; French kip skins , do , 8'Jc@
(1.10 per Ib. Cordovan , russett , 18c ; satin
finish. 20o per foot ; welt leather , * 3.50@ .50
per side ; moroccos , ( pebble goat ) , 2030o _
per foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 25@30o i > er
foot ; glove calf skins , 20@30c per foot ;
Douglas kid , 30@40c per foot ; kangaroo
skins , 40(3" ( > 0e per foot , according to quality.
Toppings , $8.00(210.00 ( per dozen ; linings ,
$5.00@o.OO per dozen ; npron bkins , $10.00 ®
12.00 per dozen.
Metals niul Tinners' Stock.
Tin plate. I C , 10x14 , best , $0.75 ; tin plato ,
roofing , rO , 14x20 , $3.15Tsheet zinc. < i.50 ®
0.75 : pig lead , $4.30 ; bar lead , $4.55 : largo pig
block tin , 28c ; small pig block tin , 27cj bar
tin,2c ; solder , H@17c ; copper bottoms , Sic ;
sheathing copper , tinned , 39o ; planishing
copper , tinned , 85o ; lead pipe , Co ; sheet
Iron , N S. IS to 34 , $3.20 ; Russia Iron , 18o ;
Am Hussla planished. A , 10Vb ; Am Uussla
planished , 13 , Ui/o ; painted Itarb wiro. | 3.85 :
I frgiviuilzca barb wire , Hft i * * * ! + Ua , | 2.
Q2.30 ; stcol wire nails , $2.CCW2.70J Iron
nails , $110X33.15 ,
JCNK Machlno castings , $13.00 < J1B.OO ;
steve plates , | 7X ( > 0S.K ( } ; Wrought Ironf8.00 ( < }
10.00 ; bones , dry. $5.00 ; steel , $5.tx ) per ton ;
< -opier. ! $8.00ii9.00 ( ; brass , f4.lHiS.nO ) ; zinc ,
$3.Niin.OO ( ( ; solid load , $2.00 ( < M.OO ; tra If ; . , ' ,
$ J.Ot3.6 ( ) ; rubber. fj.r > 0&UH > ; mi etl rags
per cwt.
r.ti Chemicals ,
. Sulph. acid , l c ; citric
y.CioOOo ; tartarlc , 50c : bal. cop.ivln , ( VSc ;
borax , lOo ; chloroform , 47u ; glycerine , SSc ;
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum cannihor , 2".ic ;
gum opium , $3.83 ; sulph. morphia , $3.50 ;
bromide potassium , 42c.
Oll.s Carbon , lWo ) m'o , ; ln-ndllght , 175o
13 > < o ; gasoline , 74 = 1'Jijit ; West Virginia
snmincr , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 polden ma
chine , I8c ; extra W. S. lard , flic ; No. 1 lard ,
42c ; turpentine , 41c ; Unseed raw , 5'Jc ' ; boiled ,
68c.
( irixixi : P. ifc W. , per oz , 63o ; German ,
per oz , 42c. _ _ _
Co.il nnd Mum.
LIMK S5030c ( ' ; Portland cement , $3.55 : do
mestic cement , N.85 ; plaster , $2.00 ( 8.15 ;
hair , 23@5c.
COAL Anthracite , range , and nut , $10.00 ;
largo egg , $9.75 ; Rock Spring , $7.00 ; Su
perior , $0.00 ; Iowa , f4.50M5.50 ; steam coal ,
$1.50 to $8.00. _
Iaiint > cr.
DIMENSIONS ASH TIMIir.llS.
ihtt. 18 ft 30 | 3jft4 ft
. .in MI'is ' oo HI oa'ss ' ool'-B uo
. .111 M IS Ml 111 ( lO.SS I0. 0"
xs. . , .111 6'M8 U" ) III UO.S-J 00i' UO
2x10. . wiliii uo83
2x12. 17 WHS ( Kllll ( W'a ' U033W )
_ . ITJld 1IIJK)1 ) IW TOIS3 WL J
Add 50 cents per 1MH feet for rough Joist.
1IOAHIM.
No. 1 com , s 1 s $1'X ' ' ( ( I No. 3 com , s 1 s f 10.00
NCI. 2 con , , s 1 s > 17.50 | No. 4 com , s 1 s 18.00
Add 50 cents Per 1,000 for rough.
rnxriNO.
No. 1 , 4 and 0 In , 18 and 14 ft , rough. . . . $1 .00
Nn. 1 " 10 ft , " . . . . SO.IM )
No. 2 , " 12 and 14 ft , " . . . . 10.50
No. 8 , " 10ft , " . . . . 1 .00
SIDING.
A , 12,14 & 10 fU20.5 < ) I C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.$14.75
B , " " 19.75 I U. " " 11.75
CEI..1XO ASK 1'AHTiriON.
1st com , J * In white pine ceiling * 3300
OL ) i " 27.00
Clear 3tf in Norway pine coiling 15.50
3d com "tf in " " " 18.50
FLOOHINO.
A Gin white pmo flH.OO
U 82.00
C " " " 29.1K )
U " " 21.00
K " " ( sol. leneing ; 18.50
Six Inch drop siding 50e per 1,000 extra.
nvmss : , wui.i. TUIIINO , I'ICKETS.
O. G. Balls , 2' ' , in S 05
O. G. Halts , ' > < fx.Isl H . 85
8 in well lubi'ntr , 1) . .t M. and Bev 82.0 > )
Pickets , I ) , .t H. lint 80.00
Pickets , D. & H. square 21.00
SIU.XUI.CS , I.AT1I.
XX clear $ 3.10
KvUa-A- 2.70
* AX Standard 8.55
* A II. B. & B 8.35
5in.cl 1.00
No. 1 1.10 1.15
Lath 3.45
I'OSTS.
White Cedar , G in. , yt s
u ti u in i\v\
tJ llli lI > ) > i * * * * i * * ( * * * *
" " . 11
BWln. , KS
" 8 in. qrs ( W
" 4 in round 14
Tennessee Red Cedar , split 14
Split Oak OS
nxis'iixo.
1st nnd 3d , clear , 1 , l # , insSs $50.00
' " ' 1 } $ , 8 in , s 3s 50.00
3d , clear , 1 in , s3s 45 0
" 1'4' ' , IX. 2 in 40.00
A , select , 1 In , s8s 8s.00
A , " 1 > 4 , IX.Sln 43.00
B. " Iins8s , : ! 8.00
B , " 1 > i , U < . 8ln 30.00
B , select , nil 10 ft. $1 extra.
CHICAGO AND
ESTERN
RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only roa'l ' to take for DCS Molnr * . Mar lialtnwi
Ceilur IViplda , ( Minimi , Invon , Chicago , Milwaukee
and all points K.ist. Tc the people at Nebraska.Coh
riulo , Wyoming , Utnti , Idaho , Nevada , Oregon , Wuili
tnuton und Ca.lfornla , It oners Miporlor advantage
not potslblo by liny other line.
AnionK it low ottlie nunicrou * polnlsof nupcrlnrlty
enloyuil by the imtrims of thli ronil but\ruc'n ( ) in li
imil Chlcii'to , urn U tlirpo trains n ilny of DAV
C'OAt'UlM , wiilcli ure the tlni'si tlmt humnn art niul
Itieuiiulty can create. Its I'AI.AI.'KSI.KEl'INi ; CAIIS ,
ttui c < | uil : of which cannot hu tonn I cNewhciv. At
I'oiuull lllnlTn , thu tralnt nt thn Union I'urlllc llnll-
wuy connect in union itu | > ol with thuno of the Chi-
rnco Nonhwustnrn Ity. In Chic mo thu trains of
this line make rlo'u connection wltli those of nil
other Knolorn Iliiet.
For Detroit , Columbus , Inillannpolln , Cincinnati ,
Nl a'ir.i Kails , iluffalo , rittabnrK'loronto , Montreal
HiKtnn. Now Vorit , I'lilln'lHiihln , lliiltlmore. Wash-
Injlon , anil all piilnts In thcKast. Ask for tickets vli :
tl'U
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If you wl h the b > t uiciiiniiiocution. All ticket
iiicntH sell tickets via this ilnn ,
H. iiiiHiirrr , K. i' . WILSON ,
( Jen'l ManUKcr. Ijuii'l I'ass'r AKCIU.
rutrtno , it.t.s.
W. N UAIICOriC , ( Icn'l WuHtorn Attent ,
1) . K. KIMllAI.Ii. 'I'icket AKent ,
( ! . ! ' . WKST , City IMssonBer Agent.
1401 1'arnam Street , Oiniiha , Nub.
Are the Best ,
IN TII12 USSKNTJAIj QUAI.1TIKS Ol'
Durability , Evenness of
Point , and Work.-mansb.ip.
Samples for trial of IS different styloi by niMl.on
receipt of 1U ci'iilN lu btam ] > . AeU lor card > o. 8.
1VISON , BLfiKEMMI & CO , , 75 ftV ly'
PKNNYKOVAI. IVAFKItS nra
successfully Ubi-U inontlily by over 10,000
JjuliKS. AToSafc. Effectuulnnil Pleasant
$1 pfrhoxhymall.nratriruBKistB. Sealed
-Particulars i ! poMngn Btnnips. A diiresa
Tils KUIIEKA CIIEUICAU Co. , DirruoiT , Mtcu.
For sale and by mall by doodinan
Drug Co , , Omahu , Kelt.
OTEADY EMPLOYMENT _ „
1 and enerpetlo lady runvaneera renldlnK tn this
* * or other towns. No capital necesaary Uoods
IIPU the year round. Reference ronulreil. Anilretii
WKS 1'KHN AliKNTS' SUl'i'IA * CO. , Ztl Htth Avc. ,
CUIcak-o. 111.
/ HPBI'uff'rlnKfrnmthe > > r-
TOU/PAtf MhMfKti ofyoutlilul rr.
III EH 11 ror . < M ly drcay , lott
manhood , ttc. I win M-iiiTU < alual.lo trvnUw ( hraleil )
contolnhiK full ( tartlcularu fur huine cure , fno of.
CPROF. F.'ct'FOWLERi Moodus. Conn. ,
VR/C" A If ADV1CK FREE. IIOV70ACT.
f W Jrj * > \ I/itVlKor o.lM nhw IKMtored. Pit ,
M kjAQC ni tardl > * cllri6 and KunclloiiBl di or.
Vf nftf jFealedTrrfttlieieQtfreooaappllCAilon.
WlKUnVr MARSTON t0.10IirM'l.e.wI.l ,
T. 11. 1'ALMER. N. P. UICIDIA.V. J , 11. ni.ANCIlAIUI
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. .
Live Stocri Commission Merchants ,
Dfnce-Koora 24 , Opposite Ktchanira llulldlntt , Union
Btocte Yards , tiouth Omaha , Neb.
KORIMER7wESTERFIELD < St MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
Room 15 , HUcaanEfi llulldln , Union Stock Yurda ,
bouth Omaha , Neb.
ALEXANDER & FITCH ,
Commision Dealers in Live Sod' ,
Room 22 , Opposite Kxcbange Hulldtnt. . . . Uulon Stock
YardsBoutU Omaba.Nub.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
fekB r .B rdeiu > rlatcndenU
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
Carriages tad llugiilc * . .liio Streetbetween VtbiuiU
10th , Omaha , Nebraska.
LININOE R > TMETCLF CO. .
Agricultural Implements , Wagons.Carriage'j . '
Iluggln.Ktc.Yholfmlc. . Omaha , Nebraska.
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN ,
Wholesale Dralrrs In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Bnggies
Ml , IW , H6 nd WiJonetBlroet. Omaha.
CO. ,
Manufacturers of Bncieyc Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivators. Hay IUke , Cider Mill * and I.utiau 1'ul'
verlirrs. for. llth and Nicholas Ptrvcti. _
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WrN'oN/TTrvlPLEMENT CO. ,
Wholesaln .
Agricultural Implements , Wagons SBuggies
( \ > ruer Illli ind Xlrlinln fl
OMAHA IIUANCH.
J. F. SEIBERLINQ A : CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
\V. II. Mead , Mannjer. 121.1 l.envfnworth t. Omahft.
MOLINE.MILDjRN&STO DDARDBp
Mantifactnri-rsftnd Jobbers lu
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
I'or. Dili and 1'acltlc Streets , OruahnNcb.
Artlata'
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
15U Douclas Street , Oniuha , Nebraska.
Booksellers nnd Stationers-
H. M , & S. W. JONES.
Successorto A. T. Kenyon A Co. , Wholesale A Hotall
Booksellers and Stationers ,
I'lno Wedding Stationery , Commercial Stationery
\K1 DouclR' StU'ft. Oiuahu. Neb.
Boots and Shooa. _
KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
( Successors to llccil , Jones & to. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots andShoes
AKent5 for Ioton | HuWe' Co HO. * IW
W. V. MORSE & CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-HOo Douglnf St , Omaha ManufactorySum
mer St. . lU'HtOll.
Coffees , SplcoQ , Etc-
"CLARKE COFFEE dp' ,
Omnba Coffee Hiid hptco Mill * .
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Flavoring Kitracts , Laundry lllue. Inks. Ktc. llU-
HltillnrncT HUcet. OmnhK , Nobraika.
Crockery and
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W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent forthe Manufacturers and Importcisof
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc. onico.Jin S. Uth St. , Omaha. Nebraska.
&LAUMAN.
Iinoortura nnd Jobbcri of
Crccier/ , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc. 11H Karnam St. , New 1'aiton Ilulldlnif.
Commlaalon and Storage-
RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Hpcclollle"trr. . l'"i" r > -r.-i- . I'miltry , ( ! nme.
1112IIowarit Strent. Omahs.
GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
Hucccssors to McShanc ft Bchroeder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oniaba , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FA1RBHASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 1011 North IGtu
Street , Omaha , Nob.
Coal , Co.0 * _
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6MAHA"UOAL , COKE iTuME CO. ,
Johte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
208 Bouth 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
j JOHNSON
Manufacturers of Lime ,
And shippers of Co l , Coak , Cement , 1'fantcr , Mm
JUruIn Tile , and Sewer I'ipo. OrHce , SIS. S. 13th
St. , Omaha , Neb. Telephone till.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
211 South 13th St. , Omaha. Nob.
Dry Goods nna Notions.
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MTE SMITH & CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 and 1104 Douk'ln' , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importers and Johte in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gents' Furnishing Cloods. Corner llth and llajnej
fcts. , Omaha. Nebraska.
FjJrnlturo.
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DEWEY i "STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Furuam Street. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Fiirniiure
Onmlm. Nebraska.
CrocpriOB.
PAXTON , GALLAdHER CO. .
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705,707 , 703 and 711 S. 10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 th and Lcavonworth Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HAHD-
WAHli COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plato ,
Metals , Shpet Iron , etc. .Audits for Howe Scales ,
Jlltttnl Powder iiiull.yman llarbcd wire ,
Umulm , Nobrasku ,
H1MEBAUGH i TAYLOR ,
BnildBrs' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop. .
Mechanics' Tools and IluHalo gcalos , 1106 Douglai
Btrcct , Uruaha , NcbraKka ,
RECTOR. W1LHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
lOtli and Harrier Sl . , Omaha , Neb. Western Agcnti
for Austin rowder Co. , Jurferion Kteel Nalle ,
Kalrbanks Standard Scales.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO.
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Jabbers of Saddlery Hardware
AndLcatUcr. 110) , HOJ an.i 1107 llurncy St. , Omaha ,
Nebraska.
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W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wagon Slock , Hardware , Lumber , Ktc. IVA
and 1211 llsrnejr Hlroet , Omuha.
Hate , Caps , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 lUruoy Sttctt , Omaha , Nob.
Lumber.
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OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
16t j Street ana Pnloo Pacific Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasb ,
DoorsKtc. Yards-Corner 7lh and DouKlai ! Gomel
Stu anil Uouflai
UmAii
Lumber
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13th and California Stre ts. Omaha. Nebraska.
fl-tbUW.UHAY ,
Lumber Lime Comcnt Etc Etc
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Corner f.th and I * > " . JiiJ-l .t Oroah * .
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CT3TT
To Dealers Only ,
_ pfflco. 1101 Farnam Street , Oman * .
J 6 H"N A . w A K E FTELbT
Wholesale Lumlier , Etc ,
Imported and American J'ortlaml Cement. Statl
Agent lur Milwaukee llritraullcCcuient and
_ ( Julncy White l.liuc.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpels and 1'nrguet Flooring itli and r > ou l
Nlllllnory nnd Notions' _ _
\ OBERFELDER Vcoir
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
_ pvoralia. . _ n- _
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING co. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
3cn.ni Pants , Shirts , Kto. lUBnml 1101 Donulu Street ,
Oimihn * Iieb.
J.T. ROBINSON NOTO"N ! co. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing ; Goods
< 1 and 4U5Scuth lOth St. , Omaha.
OIlB.
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CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Aile Oreaso , Kte. , Omaha. A. 11. lllshop , Manager.
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
_ HOi Humey Street. Onmha.
Office Fixtures. _
TUB SIMMONDS MANUFACTUHlNa CO.
Manufacture. of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fiitnres ,
Mnntlo , Sldebonnls. Ilook Cases , Drue Flxtnre , Wall
Ca et , Partition * Kalllnirs , Counter' . lloerandWIno
( \iolnr * . Mirror * < " > ' . Factory nnO ollln' , 1WU nnd list
South lllli ; St. , Omiiha. Telephone 1121.
Paints and
NEILSON ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
HIS Farnam Street. Omaha , Nob.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry a nice stock of Printing , Wrapping aud Writing
l'nar. Special attention given to car load orders.
Paper BOXOB.
JOHN U. WILKIE ,
Pronrietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
Noi. 1,117 nud 131'J ' Douglas St. , Oumbu , Neb.
Prlntors' Materials.
'WESTERN NEWSPAPE'R UNION ,
Auxiliary Publishers ,
P a ! raln Type , I'n sc * anil 1'rlntorpi'Buppllos. Kl
South 12lli Sired. Onmtia.
Rubber Goods-
OMAHA RUBBER "CO. ,
Maniifaclnrers anil Dealers in Rnlilier Goods
311 Clothlug and Leather Ucltluu. 1UU3 Kiirnnm Street.
Sj 8 h . P oor s , Etc.
IW.
\\'holcsilo ; Mnnnr cturcra of
Sasli Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Utnco , 12th and Izarcl Slruets , Omiiliu , Nob.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Vjuldlnps , HtRlrWork nnd Interior Hard Wood Kln
su. K. K. Comer Rth and I avouirorth Utreets ,
Omaha , J cD.
S tea m IFIttj ngs , Pumpe Etc.
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A. L. STRAiNG CO. , "
PBfflns , Pipes and Engines ,
iteam , Water , Ilu.lirar nnd Mlnlnft Buppllci , Etc.
JWtt ) ! ! and 104 Farnam btreet , Omahu.
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wnolesalo Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Steam ana Water Buiiplloi. Headquarters for Mutt.
Koo t&Co' coods. 1111 rurnam Ht-iOirmlm.
U. S. WIND ENGINE K PUMP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ualllday WlndMlllB. DHnndiairarnnm St.Omnh .
U.1' . 11083 , Acting Muimu'cr ,
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3RO\VNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet Iron Work Htcnm I'ninpi , P.iw MIHs. 1213-1211
I-euTcnworth btieot , Oinalm.
Soocls.
PHIL. STIMMEL At CO. .
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil and ' . ' 13 Jones Stiuct , Umuliu.
Storage , Forwarding & Commloalon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Dranch hounoof the lleimey llinucy Co. IloL-Klcsa
und retail . Utt laiOaiKMliU ! liard
n'mii. < * j lutuiitn. * .i tu Street ,
Omaha. Telephone No. "M.
Stacks. BollprH , Etc.
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"H.K7"SAWYER.
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacte
Urltclilnt'9 , Tnnks and ( icncral Holler Itupalrlni ; . 131 }
llodito Street.Omuln. Neb
Browora.
STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
15J1 North Elgtbteontli Street , Omaha , Kch.
Cornlco.
EAGLE CORNCE WORKS ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Epcneter. Proprietor. 900 Dodno and Wl and 1M
North lUlh Htruut. Omuha.
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter fi ton , 1'rop's. Manufacturers of all kind )
Steam Boilers , Ms and Sheet Iron Wort
Works South Mi and II. & M. Crossing.
PAXTON A VIKUUNO IKON WOHKS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building WorK ,
Knclnes , Ilrass Work , General Foundry , Machine and
lllackjtnlth Work. Office and Works , U. 1 * . Ity.
and lull Street , Omaha ,
WIRE'S IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire anil Iron Railings
Desk Halls , Window Ouards , Hewer Stands , Wlra
flgns , Ktc. 183 North Ifth Htreet.Oinaht.
OMAHA SAFE nnd IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vaults , Jail Work , Iron and Wire Fencing , Signs , Ktc.
U. Androcn , I'rop'r. Cor. lllh and Jackson rHi.
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Screens , for banks , office"stores. reiMencei , etc. T
Improved Awnluv-9. Ixcksmltu Machinery unil , ' *
Ulacksmlth WorkJ. < ( U boulli llth Ht. -at
MEACHER * WHITMORE ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safesjime Locto