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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , AUGUST 28. . 188&
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Few Important Changes From Sat
urday's Quotations Its Whoat.
CORN QUIET , LOWER AND WEAK.
Only Moderate TrnilhiR In Outs Con-
ulilcrntilo Activity In Provisions
Cuttle HtroiiKor Under Ijl lit
Itccclpts IIoj8 Ilrlsk ,
CHICAGO PUOmiCK MAUKET.
CiitCAdo , August 27. ISpeclal Telegram
to Tun 13RE.1 The wheat o | > cned Jfc on" this
morning on caMur English and indifferent
continental cables. Hutchinton's brokers
wcro in the pit selling December , which
Blurted raggedly with sales ranplng from
OOc to OO c. Ho had another set buyIng -
Ing September which advanced from o9J < ®
t9c at the opening to S'J u and a little while
nftcrwardtt to OO.Jfc. December ranged at
00 > 4' < SK ! ) < c ntid then to OlKQ'JlJ c. Wheat
worked b.ick about J < c , September touching
8c ! ) and December 00u. The difference
between the two months , it will bo observed ,
naTowcd to Ic , anil at times It was J c less
than that even. The trade was active
around the opening , but quieted down later ,
and for an hour previous to the announce
ment ot the visible supply statement
business dragged somewhat. Simultan
eously with the receipt of news that
the Increase was 1)07,000 ) bushels it was given
out that the international grain congress at
Vienna had published its estimates to tue ef
fect that the world's crop of wheat would
fall 203,000,000 , bushels below last year and
150,000,000 , bushels below the average of the
last flvo .years. This Important pleco of
news was not supposed to bo authentic ; until
the statement received positive verification
during .the afternoon. Tlio International
congress met to-day and skeptics pointed to
the fact that It would not bo likely to more
than complete its organization the first day ,
leaving for later sessions the work of re
ceiving and digesting crop reports from the
several producing countries. Never
theless the price of wheat was
marked up J c on the statement
that tHe market , has good support. However ,
local sentiment was also unanimously bear
ish "for a reaction" early In the day. but it
changed Inter on more bullish advices from
the continent. Keports from the winter
wheat sections Indicate that the crop is turnIng -
Ing out rather better than was expected , but
advices from the northwest are unfavorable ,
with now and then an exception. An exami
nation o ! nearly ono hundred samples re
ceived at Fargo , Dak. , convinced an expert
that the crop of that section would be 40 bur
cent below an average , and the prediction
was again freely made by the grain men ol
that locality thnt not 10 per cent of the
wheat raised north of the Northern Pacific
would grade No. 1' hard. The visi
ble supply statement occasioned neither
surprise nor excitement. The increase
was about what had been expected ,
The pit was quiet the last hour and values
were steadily held around OOo for Septembei
and ( lie for December. Prices were kepi
without Important variation. The undertont
was ono of firmness and u good munv oper
ators , disappointed in the non-fulllllincnt ol
their hopes of u big reaction , bought bad
property they had previously released. The
closings did not show important changes
from Saturday and ' what change
there Is Is In the nature of an Improvement
The corn market was quiet , lower and
weak , closing with September about 5 <
lower than It closed Saturday , seller Octobei
about X ° lower and seller May about J c
lower. A weaker feeling in wheat , line and
favorable weather , and ubovo all continued
heavy receipts wcie the chief elements o :
weakness. The longs were free sell
crs and there wcro few buyer !
to take offerings. The situation cncourai ci
the shorts in selling , and under liberal oner
Ines , thn price of September gradually fel
from 44 > fo to 44c , improved a trille am
closed at about -Hc. October was abou1
i c under September. One or two largi
operators sold pretty freely throughout tin
session. Long futures were less active. Th (
shipping demand for cash corn was moderate
Oats attracted only moderate attention ot
the part of traders , and while there wcro n <
wide ranges prices generally tended down
ward , ruling JfQJg'c lower. The weakncs :
was most notlcablo in near futures and wa
duo largely to liberal receipts , and oxpccte <
arrivals of fully 400 cars for to-morrow. Thi
cash market was overloaded and there up
peaicd to bo a general desire to sell Angus
sold dow'n to J4c with the next month dc
dining to 34U'o. Cash lots wcro free ) ;
offered , and sow at 24 > c f or No. S In store
or Jjfc decline.
In provisions a strong feeling held control
Disappointment over the receipts of hogs
coupled with free buying of pork b ;
Hutchlnson and of short ribs by u Uostoi
house , created unusual uneasiness among th
shorts , and under an urgent demand to cove
short contracts n sharp advance was wit
ncssed. In trading lard received less alter
tion than the other articles , yet tlio cntir
market was bullish. Higher prices prcvallei
alt around , and , as compared with Sa ut
day's closings , pork at the adjournmcn
showed an appreciation of ! iO@3J > < c , R" ° *
ribs of 7 0 and lard of bo. Both short rib
and pork sold at the lowest prices quote-
early , and at the highest cither at or Just bt
fora the close. In lard the day's fluctuation
were limited to 2Kc , while In short ribs the
covered u range of lvKu. alul m I > ork of 33)
@ 35e. _
CHICAGO LilVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , August 27. [ Special Telegram t
TUB HBK.J CATTLE There wasnotaslngl
load of prime cattle on the market and only
few loads of "goodish"or fair sorts of native
The demand was fair and prices steady i
compared with the close of Saturday. Tl
run of range cattle was liberal , there bch :
double tlio number ot northern rangers tin
there were of Texans , the latter number ! )
less than 100 cars. Uoth Tcxans and range :
sold a shade stronger than at the close c
Friday. Taken altogether the general ma
ket ruled perceptibly stronger than at tl
oloso last week. The receipts included 4,5i
Texas and western cattle. Chplco to exti
beeves , nominal at f < l OJiftn.M. ) ; medium
good steers , 1850 to INK ) lu * . $ T > .r > 0@lUIO ; 12i
to iap)0 Ibs , fl.Wi@rj.40 ; ( ISO to 1' ' < K ) Ih
* aoo < < 4.f > 0j stocker anil fowlers. $ J.lO@3.8i
cows , bulls and mixed , J1.50@3.00 ; bulk , f- .
( g2.'pO. ( _ Tixos ! _ catile , lOo higher ; steers , 9. .
hal
breeds , SI.OOQ4.WI ; wintered Tcxans , fi,5
4.00.
4.00.Hoos IJuslncss was brisk and prices
shailo stronger on pnmo mixed , but with i
essential change on common or solecti
heavy. Common packing sorts , which i
cluclo big , heavy , bin fat sows , sold down
tf.bO .V.H ) , and fair to good mixed broug
K > .00@i.U5 ; an Occasional lot * 0.40. He
heavy made10.4530.50 , and light sorts to.
Q0.50.
MVK STOCK.
Chicago , August 27. The Drovers' Jou
nal reports as follows : .
Cattle Itccelpts , 9,000 ; market stronge
beeves , N.00 ! < 30.50 ; steers. ta.CO < 3 < i.t > 0 ; toc
era and feeders. fj,10i.UO ( : ; cows , bul
and mixed , Il.50d7a.00 ; Texas cattle , (2.00
3.25 ; western rangers ; i,50@ll'0.
Hogs Receipts , 11,000 ; market active ai
firm : mixed , f5.SO ( < i0.4Ci ; heavy , K.ltttfO.S
light , t.V.MX.itU.'i ' ; skips , $4.1orj5.SO.
Sheep HecxiIpU , 8,000 ; market slow ai
weaker ; natives , fJ.5lXjJ4.75 ; western shot
$3.2503.85 ; Tt-xuns , shorn , $3-75(23.00 ( ; latul
Knniai City , August 27. Cattle li
cclptf , 5,000 ; shipments , 3,000 ; mark
rtrong and actlvo and 10@15o higher on i
good bcof steers and cows ; good to choli
fXlO'JttUO : common to medium , K125
8.85 ; stocUcrs and feeding Ktecru , tl.OC
l.tw.
ecelptu , 1,000 ; sldpmcnts , non
nss light unit weuU ; sales ranged 15 ,
j ; bulk , tvUOmul above.
National Htouk YtiriU. Kast t
Ioul , August SJ7. Cattle Kecelpts , U.ft
shipments , 400 ; market stronger ; cnol
heavy and nutlvo steers , K > .00@5.73 : fi
to good , fi.iOC25.10 ; butchers' steers , a
dliitno choice , 13.40(34.50 ( ; fahto good ,
fj.i. : 0.70 ; corn-fed , $ JGO ; < < i4.0.
Hogs Strong ; choice heavy and butch
ers' selections. lO OC O.M ; packing , medium
to prime , K > .2.ijC.40 ( : light grades , ordinary
to best , tG.2CH30.liO.
FIXAXCI.V'IJ.
NEW YOFIK , August 27. ( Special Telegram
to TUB HKP. . ] STOCKS The stock market
did not show any new features this morning
at the o | > cnlng , which was generally frac
tionally higher than Saturday's close. There
was a moderate amount of trading at the
start , though the animation was confined to
less than a dozen of the leading stocks ,
among which Lackawanna , St. Paul , Read
ing , Western Uclon , Oregon Transconti
nental and Union Pacific wcro the most con
spicuous for strength , through sympathy
with a good London market , though from
that place orders wcro scarce , a.nd buying by
leading commission houses were the strength
ening factors. There was a good strong
market about all day , though the advance
was not great. St. Paul , Heading and Lnck-
awanna closed about 1 point higher and
Western Union at X advance.
GOVERNMENTS Government bonds were
dull and rather heavy.
17. S. 4s regular..12 ! 4 Northern Pacific. . . 2fiX
U. H. 4sconpons..iaji ! iloprefi-rrert til's
tl. S. t'/s roKUlnr. . .1W , c. * N.v mn
U. H. 4'4sconpons.,107V ' do preferred 144
1'aclllc ls ) of ' r. 13) N. V. Central 11WS'
CVntral Pacific. , . 34' { I'I ) . * i : 22
Chicago Si Alton..130 Itock lulnnil lOMif
ClilciiKo.llitrllngton C. . M.&St. I > 72'i
& Qulncy 112 do preferred 111U
I ) . . L.&W 141U St. I'nulAOinalm. . 40'i
Illinois Central..118 ilo preferred 10S'i '
I. . II. At W 16V Unlonl'aciflc fioj ;
Kunsns i Texas. . 1:14 : W. . St. I , . Ac I * 141Ji
LnkcShore Mi do preferred. . . . ! i7
Michigan Central. . Western Union K1U
Mlssourll'acillc , SO
MOXET ON CALI , Easy at 1X(32 ( per cent.
PKIMB MEIIUANTIU : PAI-EII IKfe ° K I'cr
cent.
STKRLINO EKCIIINOB Dull and steady at
* l.84 > { for sixty days ; $4.87)4 ) lor demand.
IMtODUCB iAUKETa.
CHICAGO , August 27. Wheat Firm ;
cash , UUcj.Scptember , lK ) > fc ; October , ! K ) ' < c.
Corn Steady : cash and September , 44j c :
Otobcr , 44 1-ltkV
Oats Firmer ; cash,25c ; September , 24Kc ;
October , 24 7-lcc.
Rvc 50c.
Harley Nominal.
Prime Timothy f 1.75.
Flax $1.21.
Whisky S1.20.
Pork Firm ; cash and September ,
* 14.27itf ; October , f 14.35.
Lard Steady ; cash and September , f9.3G ;
October , f . ! U ) .
Flour Finn and quotably unchanged ;
patents hold atf3.0U@.15 ; bakCrs' , fa.G5@
3.75.
3.75.Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $7.4037.50 ;
short clear , $8.SO0.00 ; short ribs ,
Butter Unchanged ; creamery ,
9i cdairy ; , 13K@17c.
heoso Inactive ; full cream Cheddars , 7Ji
@Sc ; young Americas ,
Eggs Firm ; fresh , 14
Hides Firmer and prices have advanced
, ' u ; heavy green salted , Oc-X ; light green
salted , C@lJ/c ; salted bull , 6c ; green
failed calf , OKO'c ; dry Hint. 7@Sc ; drj
calf , 7(3Se ( ; branded hides 15 per cent off ;
deacons , 20i$25c ( each ; dry salted , 10@15c.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1. solid packed , 4J c ;
No. 2 , 3 > < c , and cake , 3Jf@lo per lu.
Heceipts. Shipments
Flour , bbis . 10,000 0.001
Wheat bu . 83.000 228,0X
Corn , bu . 24S.OOO ISl.OW
Oats.hu . 207,000 155,000
Rye , bu . . . . .
Barley , bu . . . . .
Now Vork. August 27. Wheat Receipts
140,000 ; exports , 8,203 ; spot XJlc ( lower
with light business , closing steady ; No. ' .
red , 9S < @ ' . 'S5fc ' in elevator. ( PJcrrtf 1.00 alloat
O'JJ XstJl.ulf.o.b. ; ungraded red , 83@iS/4'c :
options were less active and x @lu lower
closing steady ; No. 2 red closed at Ut@a8Xi
for September.
Corn Receipts , 178,000 ; exports , 32,800
spot JiJtJ ( ? c lower but active , closing steady
No. 2 , bye In elevator ; ungraded mixed
52Jf@53J ; options fairly active but Ji@lK <
lower , closing firm ; No. 2 September closhi (
'
Oats Receipts , 1W > ,700 ; exports , none
mixed western , 2C@33o ; white western , 3 :
@ 43c.
Coffee Options higher , closing steady
sales , 33,250 bags ; August , fll.25@11.35
September , tll.10@ll.20 ; October , flO.4
010.50 ; spot Rio , stronger but more active
fair Rio , f 14.25.
Petroleum Stronger and more active
United closed at 89c.
Eggs Quiet and firm ; western , 16@18c.
Pork Stronger and more actlvo ; mess
f 15.25 for now ; ft4.25@14.50 for old.
Lard Spot higher ; western steam quote
at f0.70@9.75.
Butter Quiet ; western dairy , 12@15c
creamery , 1420 c.
Cheese Steady and quiet ; western , 7 ( <
Wo.St.
St. tioulH. August 27. Wheat Opene <
lower , but recovered ; August , 94Xc ; Ser
tember , 93Jfc.
Corn Lower ; cash , 40@40Yc ; Septen
her , 40J c.
Oats Steady ; cash , 25K > October , 24Jf <
Pork Strong at f 14.75.
Lard Firm at f9.20.
Whisky * 1.14.
Butter Quiet ; creamery , 18(320c ( ; dalrj
14@lCc.
Milwaukee , August 27 Wheat Firm
cash , 87c ; September , 87 , c ; October , S7Jfc.
Oats Easy ; No. 2 white , 2'Jc.
Rye Firm ; No. 1 , 51c.
Barley Quiet ; No. 1 nominal.
Provisions Firm ; pork , cash , f3.82 > .
Minneapolis , August 27. Wheat Tli
receipts for two days wcro 133 cars : shl |
muuts , 24 cars ; No. I hard , August , OtJ c
September , 91&C ; October , Ol o ; No.
northern , August , S'J c ; September , SI K <
October , 89o ; No. 2 northern , Angus
SOc ; September , 8fijfc ; October , 85Jfc.
Cincinnati , August 27. Wheat In fa
demand and tirm at UOc.
Corn Dull and heavy ; No. 2 mixed , 45c.
Oats Easier ; No. 2 mixed , 2t5@2CV c.
Whisky fl.14.
KaiiHnn City , August 27. Wheat
Weak ; No. 2 red , rash , 74o bid , 74Ji
asked ; September , 74JjO bid , 74Jfc askei
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 cash , 30 > o bid ; Ni
2 whlto , cash , 85c bid.
Outs No. 2 , cash , 20) c bid.
OMAHA lilVR STOCK.
Cattle.
Monday , August 27 , 18S3.
The total receipts of cattle were heavy an
the market was active and stronger on desli
nblo beef cnttlo. Range cattle formed tl
bulk of the receipts and there were son
good enough to brincr $4.25. The demand wi
good and several hundred head change
hands. Butchers' stock was in liberal BU
ply and the market was strong on good stoc
The feeder market was very quiet , there b
ing Httlo or no Inquiry tor that kind of stoc
HOUR.
The demand was good but the receipts fc
far short of supplying it. What few hoi
tticro were on sale were picked up quickly i
stronger prices , though not quotably hlgnc
Hlienp.
There was not a load on the market.
Receipts.
Cattle 3,2
H ogs . . U
Horses. . . .
Frovallme Price * .
Thofollowlng is a Ubla of prlcoj paid I
this inarnct for the crudes ot stock mei
Honed.
Prime steers , 1300 to 11500 Ibs. . $5.25 (35.50 (
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. . 4.50 (515.33
Native feeders 3.25 @ 3.50
Western feeders 2.75 a.2S
Range steers , com'on to cholco 3.00 @ 4.25
Common to good cows 1,40 (42.00 (
Choice to fancy cows 2.25 uJ3.Ufl
Common to choice bulls l.W ) ( 2.50
Fair tocuoico lightliOK 0-15 CaC.2l (
Fair to cholco heavy hogs 0.25 ( eil.35
Itcprencntntivo Sale * .
OATTLK.
No. Av. Pr.
Scows 1,07ft fl.a :
23cows 9'J 2.0C
15 cows , western WVJ 2.1"
40 cows , western 'J77 2.3.
13cows VM 2.3. '
13cow& 90 2.4 !
U feeders 740 2.W
S4COW8 U78 2.W
15 feeders „ V0 .8.0ft'
llA.NOr. CATTLE.
Owner. No. . ' Av. . , Pr.
W. A. Sawyer 35 steers..1,1631.40
W. A. Sawyer 2 cows. . , . .1,115 2.C5
W. A. Sawyer 1 steer 1,100 .40
W. A. Snwjer. . . . . . 1 steer 1,470 3.40
Conrad Kohrs C steers. . . . 1,200 3.1K )
Conrad Kohrs fit steers..1,1 8 3.1'0
Fryo fc. Urnhn 21 steers..l.ttX ) 4.UO
J. L. Stotts Its steers..1,093 8.45
J. L. Stotts Sstatrs 1,31 2.40
Strowbridge , A.&Co 21 feeders..1,151 2.80
Corlutt Uros 1 cow 1,1SO 2.UO
Corlclt Hros 1 cow 1,220 2.85
Corlctt Uros 3 cows 1,110 2.Sri
Corlctt Hros 1 cow l.--'O 2.75
Corlett Uros 3 steers. . . . 1,370 8.35
Corlctt Bros 1 steer 1,250 3.35
Corlett Hros 1 steer 1,310 8.85
Corlctt Bros 1 steer 1,410 8.35
Corlett Bros 28 r.tccrs..l,2a 850
Henry Irvlno M cows 807 2.(0 ! (
ConradKohrs UiSsteers..1,171 3.10
Ell Seven C-Utle Co. W cows W5 2 55
Reel & Rosundalu..435 steers..1,204 4.25
lioos.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
62..270 SI fcfi.05 64..201 120 $11.20
68..221 240 0.10 G9..800 80 6.20
73..233 2b ( ) 0.15 63..221 120 0.20
G2..SM 2.M ) 0.15 69..270 60 0.25
54..279 120 0.15 GO..270 0.27 }
67..2(52 ( 121 G.17 > { 65..335 635
81..239 200 0.20
Inckcrs
Showing the number of hess bought by
the leading buyers on the market to-day :
G. H. Ilammond&Co 214
Armour C. P. Co 018
iilRllCHt ( Hid I.lOWCIt.
The following uro the highest and lowest
prices p.ild for mixed uiul heavy loads of hogs
on this market during the past few days , mid
fortho corresponding period In 1387 and l&SO :
pAilgnst ISS' ' * . | August IB8T. I
13 f > M 57.11 IU 6 HI il'i : tO \ M ( til . " >
B W ) 4'l 20 Sunday. 4 5 4 70
fi W Wi 00 6 10 VM Sunday.
5 83 dUi 00 GOO tto 2j 4 GO 4f 4 70
ft N ) 6(0 II ) 4 93 ( iifi UJ 4 r > 3 ( 1 T' Vi
6 l ) W'i \ 6 ttt 6to Si 4 45 Wl H )
Sunday. 5 00 C > 1T ! ( 4 40 < f.4 ! 70
n in < & 10 i 1 ) 4t-'i 05 4 40 @ 4 Ki !
ii uo w a. } . Sunday. 4 4r > ( til A7J4
4 V > < % . - > 15 Sunday.
ri to cifi 5.i 4 W tVi at ) 4 4 > ( ft ! W
(1 ( 00 W 17 ! ' , 4 W M 20 4 6"i ttt 7. .
6 KI fa'i ' uo 6 00 & "i "i 4 4. < & 4 7. >
ai Sunday. n 00 Ht'M 4 20 .4 70
lilvc Mtuck Notes.
George Melsucr , Shcltou , was hero with
cattle.
Nato Dolby has returned from a week's
visit to Chicago.
M. Hirshberg , Waverly , la. , came in with
a load of cattle.
J. M. Emrme was over from the Bluffs
with a load of cattle.
Among those In with cattle was O. A.
Johnson , Greenwood.
O. W. Perloy was in from Weston with a
load of cows and feeders.
R. .1. Morrison , Fullerton , was in and mar
keted a loud of hogs at $0.20.
Silver City was represented by J. P. Fall ,
who came in with u load of hogs.
The extreme top on hogs in Chicago was
only 15c above tlio top In Omaha. *
Bassutt was represented by M. J. Hugtics ,
who came iu with six loads of feeders.
Six curs of cattle were brought in by Mr.
Corlett , of Corlett Bros. , Ruwlins , Wyo.
R. II. Rankin , of Rankin Bros. , Cain-
bridge , was at the yards with two cars of
cattle.
Mr. Arnold , of the Arnold Live Stock com
pany , Cheyenne , was hero with a tram of
cattle.
Mr. Gilchrcst , of Red Oak , la. , a brother
of R. Gllchrest , the commission man , was in
looking for feeders.
J. A. Moore , Gibbon , brought In fourteen
loads of range cattle from Park City , Utah ,
which were sold on the market.
Emmctt Green , of the L 7 Cattle company ,
came in with eleven cars of cuttle , and some
of them wcro sold on the market here.
James McGulrc , of Wood River , was hero
and topped the market with n load of hogs
of his own raising. The load came to $1,333
net.
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Bankers have nothing special to report-in
their line. There is u fairdemaud for money
from both city and country , which is readily
met at the usual rates , 8 to 10 per cent.
General tnide is very fair for the season.
The usually lull precedent to and during
harvest is felt , but the outlook for a cheery
fall trade is very good. Crop weather con
tinues favorable , and European advices are
likewise favorable as iudicativo of a heavy
shortage there to bo filled from here. Col
lections are good for the season , having
fallen off gradually since the 1st of the
month as harvest approaches. Country
bankers are calling for money , however , and
the return How from the proceeds of cror
sales will bo sufficient to more than pay the
debt of the country to the city.
The wealth of the principal nations Is set
down as follows : The United States , $57 , '
000,000,000 ; France , $40,500,000,000 ; Great
Britain , 140,000,000,000 ; Germany , $25,000-
030,000 ; Russia , $13,000OJO,000 ; Austria , $14-
000,000,000 ; Italy , $3,000,000,000 ; Spain , $7 , .
500,000,000 ; Asia , $0,500,000,000 ; Africa , $5.-
OOJ.000,000 ; British Columbia , $5K ( 0,000,000
The "Q" road , it is said , has secured. an en >
try and terminal facilities in St. Louis ; The
arrangement will commence next month.
The exports of fresh canned and saltec
beef from this country for nlnu months fron
November 1 to July 31 were 140,239,003 Ibs. ,
against 119.007,521 Ibs. for the same time last
season. The average export price the pasl
nine months was 7.91 cents per pound , against
7.72 cents last year.
Produce , Fi-ults , Etc.
HUTTEII Fancy , solid- packed creamery , If
@ 21c ; choice country , 10 ( < J17o ; coimnoi
grades. 10@13c.
Eooa Stnctlv fresh , 15@10c candled.
OIUXGES Mcssmas , fo.COSO.OO per box ;
Rodi , $0.00@ 0.25 jwr box.
CAUFOHNIX DAMSONS $1.25 ber box ; south
cm Damsons , 75c@51.00 per box.
CALIFORNIA Ciui'us $1.25@1.50 per case
SOUTUKUX Giui'KS 75c@l,00 per 10-11
basket.
PCACIIKS California , $1.00@1.50 per box
Missouri , 50c@$1.00 per K bu.
HANAXAS Common , $1.50@2.25 per bunch :
choice , $2.50(2:3.50. ( :
LEMONS $4. 00 < 35.50 per case.
SQUASH 2u per ID.
CANTULOI-US 75c@fl.50 per dozen.
PLUMS $1.25@1.50 per bu.
HucKi.EiiEiuiiES $1.2o per drawer.
POTATOES 50@75c per bushel.
SvvKur POTATOES i ( 5o per Ib.
PouLTiir No dressed fowl in the market
live chickens , $3.50@3.75 per doz.j sprini
chickens , $2.25@3.00.
TOMATOES fl.00gl.50 ( per bu.
WATEIIMKI.ON-S $12.00017.00 per 100.
PEAKS California , $3.00@3.50 per bu box
Southern , 75 per } bu.
CEI.EKY 25(3 ( sou nor dozen.
CAIIHAOES $2.50ier 100.
Eoa PLANT Sl.OiXSl.25 per dozen.
ONIONS l o i > cr Ib.
AWLES $2.03.00 ( ) per bbl.
CiuiiAi-ri.es $1.00 per box.
CIDEH Michigan , $4.50@0.50 oer bbl 3
gals ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
Pop Conx Rico , 3@4c ; common , 2@3o.
CAitnoTs 75cpcr bushel.
BRANS Cholco eastern handplcked navies
$2o@.2.iO ; per bushel ; western hand plckei
navies , f2.05@2.75 ; mediums , 2.00@2.U
Lima beans 5o ber pound.
HAT f. o. b. cars , No. 1 upland , $0.00 ; Nc
2 upland , $5.00.
UKAN $10.00.
Ciioi'rcu FEED $17.00 per ton.
Dry Good * .
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent dls. ; Lt
5Kc : CC , OVo ; SS , 7&c ; Nameless , 5c
RX , 18o ; It , 20o ; No. 10 , 8''o ; No. 40 ,
No. CO , 12Hc ; No. 80 , 13Kc ; No. 30 , colored , uo
No. 50 , colored. 12o ; No. 70 , colored , li !
Bristol , l2Ufo ; Union Pacific , 17o.
WARp-Blb Whlto , 19c ; colored
*
H TTS Standard , Sc ; Gem , lOc ; Heautj
12Kc : Booue , He ; B , cased , $0.50.
Pin NTS Solid colors Atlantic , 60 ; Slater
t > yoBerlin \ oil , 0fo ; Garner oil , 6@7\ (
Coiisr.T JEANS Amlroscoggin , 7)c ) ; Keai
sargo , 7c { Uockport , O o ; Concstoga , 0 } < t
Times-York , 30 In' , 12Xo ; York. 33 in
13fe } : Swift River. Sc ; Thorndlko OO , SJfc
Thorndiko BP , SKo ; Thorndike 120 , 9Kc
Tborndtko XX , I5c ; Cordls No. 5 , UK
Cordls No. 4. lie ,
DESIM3 Amoskeas , u oz , lOXo ; Everett ,
° z , 13Kc ; York , 7 oz , I3fo ; Haymaker , 8K'
Jaftrey XX' . ll o ; * affroy XXX. i2 > < c
IJcaver Creole AA , 12o ; Beaver Creek BE
lie ; Beaver Creek CC , lOc.
KI.STUCKI JBASS. Memorial , 15o jDakoU
ISc ; Durham , 27Kc * , Horcnlcs , lc ; Lcamlhg.
Ingion , 22K Ji Cottswohl , 27 > < c ,
. CKSII. Steven * ' BICc ; Stovcnst H ,
bleached , tc ; Stevens' A , 71/04 Stevens A ,
bleached , b e ; Stevens' p. 8'-/c / ; Stevens' '
P. bleached , 9kc ; Stcwns' N , ( ij < c ; Stevens *
N , bleached. 10 } < o ; Stevens. SUt , \ ' o
Misor.LHSKot's. Taulo on uiotn , $3,50 ;
plain Holland. 9 o\ \ Dado Holland. 12 > < c
Brown sheeting Atlautlo A , 4-4 , 7Ko ; At
lantic H , 4-4 , 7'fc : Atlantic D. 4-4 , 0 > rc ; At-
lantlo P , 4-4 , 6c ; Aurora LL , 4-4. 60 ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4 fc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OJfc ; Hooslcr
LL , 4-4 , Cc' Indian Head , 4-4 , Itfc ; Lawrence -
renco LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , &Xc ;
Peppcrell R , 4-4. 7c ; Pepperell O , 4-4 , 6 fc ;
Pemierell. 8-4 , 1SK ; Peppcrell , 9-4 , 21c ; Pe | > -
percll , 10-4,2k : ; ; UtlcaC , 4-4 , 4Jfo ; Wachuoett ,
4-4 , 7Vc ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora B , 4-4 ,
K West Point f In , 8 oz , lOUo ;
West Point 29 in. 10 oz , 13c ; West Point
29 in , 12 oz , 15c ; West Point 40 In , 11 oz. lOc.
FiANNEi.s-Rcd , C. 24 in. 15V ; E , 24 in ,
21cs G G , 24 In , ISc ; 11 A F , f , 25o ; d R F , ) ( ,
27Wc.
PiilNTS Pink and Robes Richmond , OJ c ;
Allen , Oc ; Rlverwint. 5c ; Steel illver , 6 } < c ;
Richmond , 0 < c ; Pacific. O c.
PUISTS Dress Charter Oak , 5c
Ramapo , 4kc ; Lodl , 5/o ! ; Allen , 60 ; Rich
mend , 6e ; Windsor , 6c , ; Eddystouc ,
Pacifle , OJ < c.
BLEACHED SHEETING Berkeley cambric
No. 00 , t J < c ; Best Yet , 4-4. I ! J/c ; butter cloth
OO , 4'e : Cabot , 7 > c ; Farwell half bleached
8J < c ; Fruit of Loom , W/c : Greene
G , Oo ; Hoi > e , 7Jf ; King Phlllj ) cam-
brlc , llo ; Lonsdalo cambric , llf-i !
Lousdale. 9c ; New York mills * 10 > < fc ;
Pepperell , 42-ln , lie ; Pepperell , 40-ln , 12c ;
Peppcrell , 6-4 , lOc ; Pepperell , 8-4 , 21c ; Pep
per-ell , 9-4 , 2.lc ; Popperell. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton
4-4 , 8'fc ; Triumph , Oc ; Wauisutta , lie ; Val
ley. 5c.
FLANNKLS. I'latd Raftsmen,20c ; Goshcn ,
32) ) < c ; Clear Lake , 35Jfc ; Iron Mountain ,
20' < c.
Fi.AXXni.oWhite G HNo.2 , f , 22' < o ; G
H , No. 1 , Jf , 2 J o ; U H , No. 2 , { , 22Kc ; B
Hi No. 1 , jK ! Kc ) ; ( iuechee , No. i , f. 42c.
GISOIUM Plunnettcheclts , 7J < c ; Whittcn-
ton , 7J < c ; York , 7Kc ; Normandi ureas ,
SJ4u : Calcutta dress. 8Kc ; Whlttentou dress ,
SUc ; Renfrew dress , 8K@12Jc. }
CAMIIHICH Slater , S' c ; Woods , 5J.Cc ;
Standard , 5) ) c ; Peacock , 5fc. }
PIMNTS [ MIIOO BI.UK Arnold , Ol c ; Amer
ican , GJ.fc ; Gloucester , 6c : Arnold C long
cloth , 9 : Arnold B long cloth , 10' ; Arnold
Gold Seal , 10 > $ : Sticfel A , 12 ; Windsor Gold
Ticket , 1UK.
SniKTisn Checks , Caledonia X , 9' < c ; Cal
edonia XX , 10)ic ) ; Economy , ilc ; Otis , lie.
Revised prices are us follows :
BAflaiNo Stark A , seamless , 21e ; Amos-
keag , seamless. 10 } c ; Lewlston A , seamless ,
19c ; American , seamless , lOi o ; burlaps , 4
to 5 miS'4@yM'c ; gur.nies , single , 13c ; gun
nies , double , 20c ; wool sacks , 35c. Twines-
Flax , 5c ; extra sail , 20@21o sail B , 19@20c ;
cotton. 21o ; Jute , lOc ,
COFFEES Mocha , 25@20c ; Rio , good , 160
17c ; Mandahllnc , 30i2se ; roasting Rio , U ®
Ido ; O. G. Java , 24@2ikj ; Java , interior , 22@
25c : Rio. fancy , 10 ( < 19c : Santos and Mara-
cailK ) . 1719c : Arhucklcs. IS fc.
SUOAH Granulated , } { ( < ibc ; conf. A ,
7-\c ; white extra C , 7 > jo ; extra C , 7@7Vc ;
yellow C , 6' < r@0 > c ; powdered , 8 > bc ;
cubes , 8X@8Jfc.
HONET 12Q$13c for ono pound frames ;
strained honey , 0(3Sc ( i > er pound.
BEKSWAX Cuoico yellow , 20@22 } c ; dark
colored , ! 3S14c. (
CnnEsi ! Young America , full cream.
0 > 4@10Jfc ; full cream phoddars , 9@9) < c ; full
cream Hats , 9 ( 9)4 ) ; good to cholco skimmed
Cheddars , O O'j'iskimniod Hats. 5(35J ( c.
PH-KLES Medium , m bbls. $5.5u ; do In hall
bbis , $3.00 ; small. In bbls , $050 ; uo In hall
bbls , $ ; l.75 ; gherkins , iu bbls , $3.0) ) ; do in hall
bbls , $4.50.
ToiiAcro Plug , 26(205c ( ; smoking , 10@90c ,
JELLIES $1.2.1 perlb ! ) pail.
SALT $1.30@1.35 per bbl.
ROPE 7-10. 9 > < r ) U'c.
SHOES Nutmeir , per Ib , 55@0' . > c. pepper ,
er Ib , 17W190 ; cloves , per Ib , 18@21c ; all
spico. 7@bc ; cinnamon bark. 33c ; cassia , Oc :
cassia buds , 12) o ; cloves , 2'Jc ; mace , 70c.
NAILS Iron nails , per keg , $2.05@2.10 ; stoei
nails , per keg , $ J.20@2.2o ; wire nails , per
kce. $ i.00@2.70
TEAS Young Hyson , common to fair , 18n (
25c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30 ( < i."i5ci
Gunnowder , common to good , 22iu25c ( ; Gun
jrawder , clioico to fancy , 405c ( ) ; Jap.mj com
mon to medium , I5c- ( > Japan , choice t <
fancy , 30@45c : Oolong , common to good , 25(0 (
35c ; Oolong , cholco to fancv , 60@70c ; Imper
ill , common to medium , 25@ > i5c ; Imperial
good to fancv , 40'J50c. (
NUTS Almonils , 15@17c : lllberts , 1l@l2c :
Brazil , 9iulOc ; walnuts , 12u ; pecans , 10ft811c
peanuts , 5@sc.
CHACKEUS 5@10c porlb ; assorted cakes , 7
< 320c per Ib , as per list.
MAI-LF. SUOAII rsncKs , 10@10) ) o per Ib
penny cakes , ll ll c per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
BKOOMS Extra 4-tio , $3.40 ; parlor , 3-to !
painted handles , $2.Xnc2.-J5 ( ) ( ; No. ll.bO . ; No
2 , $1.70 ; heavy staole brooms , " $4.00.
STAIIOII Mirror gloss , 5o ; Graves' corn ,
6c ; Oswego gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , Cc.
POWDEH AND SHOT Shot , $1.20 ; DUCKSllOt
$1.45 ; iwwdor , kegs. $5.00 ; half kegs
$2.75 ; one-fourths , $1.60 ; blasting , kegs , $2.15
fuses. 100 ft , 55$70c. (
REFINED LAUD Tierce. S c ; 40-lD squan
8 50-lb round 85 20-lb round
cans , > c ; - , ;
10-lb 9u 5-lb pails We 3-lb pails ,
8Kc ; - pails , ; - , ;
9J/C.
9JC.PKOVISIONS Hams,13@l3Ko ; breakfast ba
con , lOajfe'll ' o ; bacon s'idcs , 9Ji"@loc ; dr :
salt , 9)4 c ; shoulders , 8U@S54'c ; aricc ! beef
.
WOODENWAUE. Two-hoop palls , per doz.
$1.30 ; three-hoop pailsr $1.05 ; No. 1 tul
$7.00 ; No. 2 tub , $0.00 ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00
washboards , $1.35@2.75 ; assorted bowls
$2.75 ; No. 1 churns , $3.00 ; No. 2 churns
$7.00 ; No. 3 churns , $0.00 ; butter tubs
$1.70 ; spruce , in nests. 70c per nest
DuiEiil'KUlT.s Figs , in boxes , perlb , 135
ICc ; d
layer
loose _ ,
cia raisins , per Ib , 7) ) < fefcc ; Cal
forma loose muscatels , per box. $1.71
California London layer rulsms , per bos
$2.3502.50 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , 20 ( < ? 21c
California pitted plums , per Ib , 12$13c
dried blackberries , per Ib , 8K@o | ; dne
raspberries , per Ib. 24@25o ; evaporated aj
pics , 8 > ( S8Jfc : California sun driedpeacho !
10 ( } Uo ; California unoarcd evaporate
poacncs , 14@l6o ; evaporated CalifornI
apricots , 19c ; Xanteo currants , 7o ; Turkis
prunes , 44'rtiC4J4'c ! ; citron , 21Crf2.'o ; orang
pool , 15s ; lemon peel , lOc.
Leather.
Hemlock sole , 18Q27c per Ib ; oak sole , 30i (
33c per Ib ; oak harness , 2Jv(3.'iOfl ( per Ib ; sele (
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1. 90c@1.00 pc
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , fl.OOQl.l
per Ib ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , ( X70o ) pc
Ib ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , 70@SOc per ib ; Phih
dclphla kip skin , extra , & 0g90c ( perlb , Frenc
calf skins , ( accordlneto weight and quality ]
$1.15@1.75 per Ib ; French kip skins , do , 80e (
$1.10 perlb. Cordovan , russott , 18c ; satl
finish , 20c per foot ; \ycltlcather , $3.50@4.J
j-cr side ; moroccos , ftxjbblo goat ) , 20@8C
I > er foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 25@iOo ! jx
toot ; glove calf skins , 20@30c per fool
Douglas kid , SO Oc per foot ; kangarc
skins , 40@ > 0c per foot , according to qualit :
Toppings , $3.00 ( )10. ) ( iror dozen ; llnlngi
f5.00@9.00 per dozen ; apron skins , $10.00 (
12.00 per dozen.
Metals ami Tinners' Stock.
Tin plate. I C , 10x14 , best , $6.75 ; tin plati
tin , 2Jc ; solder , 14@17c'copper bottoms , 3h
sheathing copper , tinned , 29o ; planishlii
copper , tinned , 35c ; ' load pipe , Bo ; shei
Iron , N S. IS to 24. $3.20 ; Russia iron , 13 (
Am Russia planished-A , lOKo ; Am Rtiss
planished , B , 9l4xc ; painted barb wire , $3.2 ;
galvanized barb wire. $4.0J ; steel nails , $2. !
( H2.30 ; steel wire nails , $2.00@2.70 ; Ire
nails , $2.10@2.15.
JUNK Machine castings , $12.00@13.0 (
stove plates , $7.00518.00 ; wrought Iron$8.00i
10.00 ; bones , dry , $5.00 ; steel , $5.00 | > er toi
copper. $8.005i9.CK ) ; brass , $4.00(38.00 ( ; zln
$2.K ( ? 3.00 ; solid lead , * 3 00@3.00 ; ton lea
$2.00C < t2.50 ; rubber , $2.50@3.00 ; mixed rag
$1.10@1.15 per uwt.
Conl nntl Ijlnin.
LIME S5@90o ; Portland cement , $3.55 : d
rnestlo cement , $1.35 ; plaster , $3.00 < % ili
hair , 23@25c ,
COAL Anthracite , range , and nut , f 10.0
largo egg , $9.75 ; Rock Spring , $7.00 ; S
perlor , $ < 1.00 ; Iowa , $4.60(25.50 ( ; steam cos
$1.50 to fiOO.
fiOO.Drugs
Drugs and Chemicals.
MISCELLANEOUS Sulph. acid , lc ; citr
aclu,60a ; tartaric. 60o ; bal. copavia , 03
borax. lOc : chloroform , 47o : glycerine , 2
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor. 29
gum opium , $2.83 ; sulpb. morphia , * i D
bromide potassium , 42c.
OIL * Carbon , IWo O c ; heAdliehl , 175
. . . . . - V 746-12'fc. : Went Virginia
summer , lie : zero. 17c ; No. I golden iniv-
chine , ISo ; oxtro W. S. lanl , file ; No. I lanl ,
42c ; turpentine , 44oj Unseed nuv , 5'Jc ' ; boiled ,
63c.
Qt'lNiNE P , itV. . , per oz , Me1 , German ,
per 01 , 42e.
Iiiiiniicr.
PIMCS' IOX AND T1MMEHS.
1 .14& ,
18 tt. 1 ft 20 ft 2J ft 2 ft
2x4 . .1ft W'l8 0019 0022002.
ZxO. 16 la i'm ' m la mi" UI22 00
1 M 18 HI IP ( W 23 OJ.22 ( IJ
.HI TO 1T ( 00 10 00 22 00 22 10
2X12. .17 M 18 00 13 00 22 ( XI 23 00
fjuyxs. . . . . , . _ . _ . .ii..J.i7N in mils ros ; 00122 oo
Add W cents per 1,000 feet for rough Joist.
1I041UI ? .
No. 1 com , sis tin.oo I No. 3 com , sis IliVOO
No. 2 coin , sir IT.iV ) | No. 4 coin , R 1 s 13.00
Add 60 cents per 1,000 for rough.
.
No. 1 , 4nndOiu , 12 and 14 ft , rough. . . . $18.00
No. I , " 10 ft , " . . . . 20.1M
No. 2 , " 12nndl4ft , " . . . . 1050
No. 3 , " 10ft , " . . . . 1 .00
SIDINO.
A , 12 , 14 St 16 ft. 20.50 I C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.tU.75
U , " llt.75 1 U. " " 11.75
CE1..INO AND 1'AUTITIOX.
1st com , % iu whlto jilnc ceiling . 1.00
2d lf " " " . 27.00
Clear % In Norway pine celllug . 15.50
8U contain " " " . ia.M
ri.OOHINO.
AOin whlto pmo . fVl.OO
B ' " ' . ! . ( K )
' " . 211.00
' " . 21.00
' " ( pel. toncing ) . 18.50
Six Inch drop siding 60o i > ur ltXX ) extra.
IIATTK.NS , WKLL TU1I1NO , I'ICKKTS.
O. O. Halts , SK In . $ 05
O. O. Halts. Kxa.sla . !
u well tubiiiL' . t ) . & M. and Hnv . 22.00
ekets , D. k H. Hat . 20. 00
. 'ickots , U. & II. square . 21.00
BIII.NU1.K3. LATH.
XX clear . $ H.10
ExUaA * . 2.70
\ * Standard . 2.55
AMI. 13. & U . 2. :
in.cl . 1.150
No. 1 . 1.IO1.15
Lath . 2.45
ro T8.
White Cedar , 0 in. , s . 12i < f
" " Hill , qrs . : . . . .12 > <
" " 5h'in. , J s . H
" " Sin. qrs . 09
" " 4 in round . 14
Tennessee Ucd Cedar , split . 14
'SphtOuk . OS
st and 2d , clear , 1. 1 ' / , in s 2 s . K > 0.00
" " ' IK , 5 in , s 2s . 60.00
: d , clear , t in , s2s . 45 00
" 134 % IK.'Jin . 40.00
, select , 1 in , s2 s . Jlj.OO
< \ , " Uf , IK.'Jin . 4:1.00 :
U. " lin.s'Js . Sl.OO
, " iK.iK.ain . ao.oo
D , select , all 10 ft. $1 extra.
Iriuli AVoinon ,
The women of these coasts mid Isluntls
ire IIH BkilHul an the innn in lianilling
ho our and ruddor. They know every
i iiiken rock mid dangerous current of
.he intricate channclB butwcon the great
slum ! of Anui and the mainland , and
take the boats in and out all weathers.
? or many years a Grace Darling of this
western ooabt , the daughter of a pilot
tvho lived on Fights island , went out in
a storm and darkness with her old
ather , never trusting him alone , as she
know his weakness for whisky. This
bravo girl never flinched from facing
the wildest gales , fearing that disaster
[ night befall her father , and the vessels
it was Ins business to guide to a safe an
chorage , if she were not at the holm.
Many a ship's crew beating about be
tween Arun and Owey oA'ed its preser
vation to Nellie Boyle. Two sisters
have taken the post boat into
Aran for many years past , their father ,
John Nancy , being now old and
infirm. The beetling cliffs and echoing
aves of this dangerous coast have n
weird charm of their own , and the sim
ple people born within the bound of the
tlantic surges cling wiih a surprising
tenacity to their thatched and roped
cottages , sheltered behind huge round-
backed rocks , in the hollows of which
they grow their patches of potatoes and
stunted oats and hurley. The number
of these dwellings , starting up out of
what from afar looks like a stony desert
both by the sea and for miles inland , IB
startling to us who rollect on the possi
bilities of subsistence afforded by this
so-called land. The unfailing bog af
fords ample fuel , it is true , and the potato
tate crop , when as good as now , will last
throughout tlio winter. In a good sea
son such as this the oats have a chance
of getting stacked before the equinoc
tial gules begin to blow. Well it would
be if these oats , ground into meal ,
might form a larger part of the staple
food of Donegal. Strong tea , boiled in
the "wee pot , " beside the turf embers ,
with bakers' bread , has now taken
the ulace of the wholesome bone-mak
ing porridge on which the canny Scot
still lives. To buy groceries money it
needed , and wo wonder how this can be
earned here. Kelp or sea-weed burning
used to bring them money ; and thit
year , too , thin oillurs of blue smoke are
rising all round by the sea , showing , lot
us hope , that trade in iodine is brisk.
The llshing ought to bo a fruitful source
of prosperity to the Rosses , but on thie
subject a resident writes in 1884 as fol
lows : "To the north of Aranmoro ,
b < retching away to the northwest ol
Tory , them is one fishing bank , where
all ( finds of fish might bo caught overj
day in the year with suitable boats and
gear. In very flno weather our smal
crafts often go out from four to six miloi
off Aran Heads. Next day they all come
back laden , and after such a take all the
other boats in the neighborhood will ge
out. It may bo that a breeze springs
up and the sea rises in the middle of
good catch , then all have to run foi
homo or shelter. Largo , woll-flUet
fishing smacks could stay out there foi
days , and make plenty of money , too
but facilities for the transit aud sale o
fish there are none.
Do FIjjrurcB Iilo ?
Do figures lie ? Lot us sco.
Two women had thirty chickens each
which they took to market. The ;
'
agreed to divide equally the proceeds o'
their sale.
One sold her chickens two for 81 , get
ting for her thirty chinkons SIS.
The other sold hors thrco for $1 , getting
ting for her chickens $10.
This raado.$25 realized on the sixt ;
chickens.
The merchant called to divide tin
money said :
"You sold your thirty chickens twi
for $ land you sold your thirty chicken
throe- for $1. That makes sixty chicken
at the rate of five for $2. Well , five int
sixty goes twelve times twice twelve i
twenty-four. That makes $24 your chick
ens brought. "
But us shown above the women act
ally had $25 in their pockets. And ye
the merchant's figures were right.
Do figures lioV
. K. PAL-KFR. K. P. RirUUAN. J. U. ULANCUilll
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Oflico-Uoom 34 , Oppoilta Exchange Building , t/n0 |
Btcct \ nl . bomb Oin U * . Net ) .
M3RIMERWESTERFIELD St , MAUE1
Live Stock Commission ,
Room 15 , KxcbiDKa RulMIng , Union Block T rJ
HoutU Umalm , Neb.
ALEXANDER & FITCH ,
Commision Dealers in Liye Sock ,
Opposite Kicbange IlulMInf , Unlou Slot
_ Y rdl , bouth uuJ ti , NcU.
"
UNION STOCK YARDS CO.
Of Omaha , Limilei
Joh r.
o
_ Vgrlcultural Implements , _ _ _ _
CHURCHILL > ARKEn ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , wagons ,
Onliiti and DiiggUi. Jme Str * t.betn tmhauJ
_ I0th , Omaha , Nebraska. _
LINING R S METIMLF co. .
A riculturalImplemcntsWagonsCamages , ,
Kinglet , Kte. Wholoal * . Omaha. Nehraika.
PARLIN , ORENDORF A MARTIN ,
Wholtiale Dealer * In
A&Ticultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
Bl. ttO. na ami m JODPI Street. Oinaha.
P. P. MAST& CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivator * , Hay Uaket. Cider Mill * and l.ubim Pul-
Terliert. Cur. 14th ami Nlcholai btretU.
WINON A IMPLEMENT CO. ,
Wholesale-
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
Corner I4lh mill Nlfliolm rUreeti.
OMAHA nilANCU.
J. P. SEIBERLING A. CO. ,
Akron , OMo.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K. Mc cl , M n kr. . 1511 l.ei\Tonworth U Omnha ,
MOLINE.'MILBURN&STODDnjCo
Manufacturer * and Jobben In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. 9th ami I 'act Ho streoti. OmMia , Neb.
Artists' Materials.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' . Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
151" IKmqlna Struct. Ouiaha. Nohrnika.
Booksellers and Stationers.
H. M , & S. W. JONES ,
Successors to A. T. Ken jon A Co. , Wholesale A Retail
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Fine Wedding Sto'.lonery , Commercial Stationery
ISKI llouulB'Street. OmnUa. Nub.
Boots and
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( ttuccossors to Iteeil , Jones & Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Auenlslur Iloitnn Ilubber Bhoe Co. 1102,1104 fc 1IW
Ilarner St. . Omaha. Nebraaka.
w. v. MORSE \ co-
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101IKtHlOo Douglas St.Omalia ManufactorySum
mer ft. lustun.
CoffooB , Apices , JEto. _ _ _
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Umaha Coffee and Bptce Mills.
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Flavoring Kitmcts , Laundry lllue. Inks. Etc. lilt-
HIE Ilarner Street , Omaha. Nebraska.
Crockery and Claeevynre.
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W. L"WRIGHT.
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer * of
Croclery , Glassware , Laips , Cliiinneys ,
Btc. Offl cc. 817 B , ISlli f U , Omaha. Nebraska.
PERKINS. CATCH & LAUMAN.
Iiuoorters and Jobbers of
( Mery , Glassware , Lainrs , Silverware
Etc. Till Karnam St. , New Pauou nulldlnv.
Commission and Storage.
" " RIDDELL & RID'DELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Ppeclaltlr * inttrr K-ir * . Clici" " I'miltry , Game ,
1112IIoward Strict. Omaha ,
CEO. SCHROEDER St. CO. .
Success or * to McPhane. A Fehroeder. )
Produce Commission and. Cold Storage ,
OuiHlia , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wholesale
Flonr , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merclmnt. Correspondence solicited. 1014 North ICth
mreet.Unmbn.iseb.
Coal , Coke
OMAHA COAL , COKE Si LME"CO. ] ,
Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
3(0 South 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraika.
J. J. JOHNSON & ( CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Lime ,
And shippers ol Coal , Coak , Ceiuvnt , I'mster , 1.1m
JJruln Tile , and Hewer 1'lpe. Ofllca , 219. B. 13th
Bt. , Omaha , Neb. Telephone- .
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Goto ,
214 South 13th ft. . Omaha. Neb.
Pry Goods ana Notions.
M. E SMITH fc CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 and 1104 Douglas. Cor. 11th St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Cc
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotion , !
GcnU' } * urnl9blne Onodi. Corner llth aud IlaJnej
bu..Omaha , Nebraska.
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitnre ,
Farnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SH1VERICK ,
Furniture
Omnha , Nebraska-
PAXTON.GALLAGHER &
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705,707,709 and 711 S. 10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 th and Leavenworth Strccti , Omnha , Nebraska ,
Hardware.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate
Metals , Pheet lion , etc. ARents for Tlowe Scales
Miami Vou dor nndl.ynmn llurbed > vlr ,
Omnbu , Nebraska.
HIMEBAUQH & TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shoi
Mechanic * ' Tooli and Buffalo Scales. 1106 Dougli
btreot , Omaha , Ntbranka.
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
JOth and Ilarner Bti. , Omaha , Neb. Weiti > rn Agen
for Auitln Powder Co. , JerTerrnn Hte l NalU ,
Kalrbanki HUnUanlHcalei.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO ,
Wholeiale Manufacture of
Saddlery & Jotters of Saddlery Hardwar
And Leather. H03 , UOfi and KIT Ituraoj Bu , Omahi
Nebraska ,
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W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring ! , Wagon Rtork. Hardware , Lumber , Etc. 11
and Ull Ilarner Btrxtt , Omaha.
, Eto.
VL. . PARROTTE Si CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Good
HOT Harner Street , Omaha , Neb.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBKR CO. ,
All Rinds of Building Material at Wesa
UtAglrcetandPnlon PaclflcTrackOmaha.
TbuiS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath. Lime. Sasb ,
Dogrt.rtc. T Ms-Corner 7th and Ubiulii ; C ti
* tlj and Ueujin
o
Lumber
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnmlier ,
ISth and California Streets. Omaha. Nebraska.
. ,
Lnmlier Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Comer rid an J Dtjulaitu. .
T. W. HARVEY
To Dealers Only ,
OrSc * . 14(1) ( ) Farnam Street , Oman * .
JOHN A. WAKEFIELP4
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Import * ! and American J'ortlaml Cement. Stall
Agent for Mllwaukce lrdraullc Cement and
Uulncy White l.lmc.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpet ! ami Parquet Floorln * Wh and Tkin t
Millinery and Notions.
l. " OBERFELDER * c67
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
* H tin and ! 1II Month Illh Mr i t
Overall * .
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of ( trails ,
Jeans I'anU , Shirts , Ktr. IllWand 1104 Douvlu Street ,
Uiuaha. .Si'b.
Noti'ons.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
U atiiUV , Haitli lOihBt.Onutia.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Aile ( Irease. Ktc , Omaha. A. It , lllshop. Manager
V1NYARD Si SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
UOfiHarnoy Street. Omaha.
"Office Fixtures.
TIIK BIMMONIIS MANUrACTUlllNQ CXJ.
Manufacture. ' * of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantle' , SlilehoanK Hook ( 'rues , I > nif | KlxturesATalJ
C He , rartltlons , ItalllnifsCounters. Huerand wins
Coolers , Mirror'.elr. Factory am1 office , KJUimd 1731
bo u Hi 1 , > lh Bt. , Omaha , Telephone 1U < .
Pajnita rid
TMINGS & NEILSON ,
Whole-rile Denier' In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
Fnrnnm Ptroct. OmnhaNob.
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
' nr nice itock of rrlntlnii , Wr pplnK and Wrltlni
Upi-elkl attontlon clven to or lo l U unleri.
Paper Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha PaperBox Factory ,
o . 1317 anil 131V Uouglni Ht. , Onmhn , Neb ,
Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL A CO. .
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
611 mid 9U Joum btrctt. Omaha.
Storage , Forwarding A Commlaslon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS 4 CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Branch huui > of thn Heimcr IliiUKr Co. HuiiKlfn a |
wbuleiulo ana retail , l.KH lilUnnd 1313 lianl Street ,
Oinatia. Telcphong No.iU ) .
OMAHA MAM1
Stacks.
,
Mannfactnring Dealer in Smoke Stacfe
BrltclilDKi , Tanks anil General Holler HepalrlDK. LIU
_ Hedge Htreet. Onittlia. Neb
.B row erg.
STOR2 & 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 North Klgthteontli Street. Omaha , Keb.
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galvanized Iron aud Cornice ,
'oun Kponctcr. Proprietor. WU Doilito and 103 and 1(4 (
North lUth Street , Omalm.
Prlntera' Materials.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. '
Auxiliary Publishers ,
rxalen In Type , I'TOMPH nnd I'rlntrrV Huppllct. (01
South 12lh Struct. Omaha.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rnbher Goods
311 Clothing and Ix-allicr lioUlug. lOUS rnrnani StreaU
8.3Bhf . Poora , Etc. _ t
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M. A. D1SBROW C CO.-
\VUolctuIo Manur..cturers of
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch b"lce , Utii und liunl Htreets , Ooialiu , Neh. J
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
iVanufacturci's of Sash , Doors , BlindSi
. ' uMluiis. Stair Work and Interior lliir'l Woo 1 Hni
iu. N. C. Corntrfyi il l.i'uifuworth b'.rccts , \
Omaha. t > uu. I
Etc. '
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A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Etc-
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Steam ana Water Btipt > IIus. Headquarter * for Mast.
t oost & Go's CQQ'ls. llllhiuiium bt. , Omalm.
U. S. WIND ENGINE PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
BROWNELL & CO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Macliiueiy , i
thectlron Work Bty lh.mp. . . P.W M.H . , . M <
Iron < .
Worj 8.
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STEAM BOILER WORKS , *
Carter k ECU , t'rnp'i. Mauuf acturcn of all kinds
Steam Boilers , Tate and Sheet Iron Wort
Works Fouth 20th and H. fc M. Crunslnc.
HAX1XJN k VIKKUNQ IIIO.N WOBK8.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort
Englnei , ltrai Work , General Pnundrr , Machine nn4
illaikiuiltb Work , onlio and Work ) , U. t' . llf.
a d IHli f trcet , umalu , .
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OMAHA WIRE'S ? liroFTWORKS.
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railing
Ieik nalli , Window Ouardi. Flower SlandiTlr
HU' , Ktc. ID North Kth Street , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS ,
Man'frsofFire&BurglarProofSafes '
faiilti. Jail Work , Iron and Wlra fencing , Blunt. Ktc ,
U , AD'Ueou ' , 1'iop'r. Cor , lllu ana Jack on tin.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORK3 , * \
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards.
and Serceni , for banki , omreilore < . ratldeneoi. etc.
ixml Awnlniit. lockiniUS Machlner ; nod
Illackimltb work > . VtiSoiilB 111 * nt.
MEACHER & WHITMORE ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safesjime , Loci's ,1
QtURtbl Ayeuli lor IlleUold ritla X lfji : Coutuuu ; ' !