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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 20. 188a
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
A Strong Bull Fooling Still Controlo
In Wheat
CORN ADVANCES IN SYMPATHY.
Moderate Activity In Oats nt an Im
provement Over Momlny Pro-
vlxlons Honlthlcr Cnttlo
Looking Up.
CIIICACJO IMlODUOn MAUKlOr.
CmuAiio , Sept. HI. [ Special Telegram to
THE Hin.J : Wheat opened l'tOlKo higher
than It closed yesterday arid advanced an
other IJ c and closc.l nt a llttlo reaction from
the ontsldu prices attained. There was ex
tensive rcallxing by tlio longs to-day and an
enormous covering of short whc.it by the
bear Interest. Thcro wiw also considerable
now buying by late Investors. First cables
wcro generally higher , nnd closing cables do
not Indicate thiit placidity of spirit on the
part of Die foreign grain trade which old
world ndvlcoi a few days ago pictured. For
eigners delight to bo considered languidly In
different to American markets , and they nrc
usually nt homo in that role. They saoin to
bo getting over their languor , however , if
reliance Is to btj placed on private cables.
Liverpool is quoted higher , and continental
markets are described ns excited , with n
greater disposition to bid for wheat. With
Chicago nnd eastern mark ; ts from 'J@l'Jc
nbovo the expott basis , and Dulutli and Min
neapolis lOc above Chicago , the
formality of bidding would seem
like an idle waits of energy ,
unless old world bidders expand their
views Buddcnlyor wo drop with u terrific
slump. Tlio northwest continues to bubble
over with native strength. Duluth bidl.l'J %
to-day for September , J1.10J.C for Doc-ember
nnd $1.1 ! ! for May. Keecipts show that the
attractivellgurcs lately ruling In Duluth do
not draw any considerable quantity of wheat
past Minneapolis. Tlio territlc advance in
prices at all primary markets may bo ex
pected to yield results presently in the shape
of a largely Increased movement from llrst
hands , unless It should bo that thcro Is no
wheat or that farmers are following the ad
vice that has been dinned into their cars from
nil quarters , and hold back for batter prices.
The next two or three weeks will lest the
temper of farmers on this point pretty
thoroughly. The opening was rugged. There
was trading In December nt WiJfOJJUTe , nnd in
May at' ) ' . ) , ! < , S'jyjje ' , ut the same moment in
different paits ol the pit. The market , slowly
but steadily ascended the scale until ! H'4o '
was reached for December and $1.01 for May.
.September went from Sl.tX ) to ? ! . ( , and Oc
tober soared to Vi } c. The advance was not
accompanied with as great excitement as
might have been expected , Trade was very
largo , the current running deep and
Btiong , but it was neither noisy nor
nproarous. The shorts were too earnest to
think of having a band precede them nnd tlio
bulls didn't have tlmo to think of It. From
the top range mentioned in the foregoing ,
the market worked back Ic , December going
to Oi ' . { u nnd May to 51.00. The bulk of trad
ing was within MOfJ < o of the top , however ,
nnd the market hud plenty of snap through
out. The wild and wooly bull feeling in the
noithwcst was the principal inspiration hero
for both bulls and bears. Tlio paeo for the
last few days has been exceedingly lapltl.
Hut there nro yet a few who have the temerity
to attempt to break Iho cm rent at thU stage.
The markets wt'ro too broad to-day for
special heed to bo paid to individual oper
ators , though some curiosity ns to what
HutPtiinson was doing was manifested , and
it was generally admitted that ho was a lib
eral seller. Ills realising , whether great or
Binall , produced no apparent effect. The
market was virile from start to llnish. Com
mission merchants did n big business to-day.
They did quite as much selling as buying.
The closing range was practically nt the lop
nnd fully 'Ji'o over yesterday's final quota
tions. Late cables rollcctcd tlio improve
ment hero , though in a minor key.
The corn market generally was under the
influence of the excitement In wheat. Ko-
ccipts wcro under expectations to the extent
of about 40 cars\vhich somewhat helped the
strength , nnd to-morrow's promise of only
473 cars was n further sllmulaling feature.
Trading was fairly active and closed nt the
best prices of the day. It opened quiet but
llrm , at an improvement of ? @ } c on pre
vious prices. There was not much life in
early trading until wheat had uiado a consid
erable advance , when the shorls took the
alarm and began biddinir briskly , which
quickly advanced the prlco le above tlio
opening for Iho Oclobcr option. Tlio opening
prieo for October was ut 41c , with a few
sales nt 4u. ( It soon advanced to 4'J > < c and
sold off again tollj < c , but near the close
again became quite stron gaud mado42 u for
October , which was the best price of the day.
November closed at a discount of Ij c from
October , nnd December and year each gained
l4'c } on yeslerday's last quotation , Iho 11 mil
price to-day being 'JS\s. \ May closed
Oats wcro moderately active early In the
session , ruling quiet later nnd averaging n
fraction higher than yesterday. Receipts
continue- Liberal , but at the same time the
day's advance in corn was suftlclent to
call out a litllo strength in this cereal with
most of the trading in May , which sold up to
Vc. Cash and near futures showed a slight
improvement with some buying to cover
shorts , while intermediate mouths were dull ,
with no influence lo induce buy ing nsldo from
that already noted. Fair business was done
in No. 2 In store at ! 3i23 ( > c , or © .Ifo ad
vance , with cash sales chiotly by samples.
The provision Irado was considerably
stronger. No great activity , characterized
trading , yet for near und forward delivery
the bull side was retarded in a remarkably
friendly way , and the entire market was
better supported llian for several days. The
uneasiness which Iho yellow fever
news has lalely occasioned disap
peared lo n great extent , and In its
place quite u confident feeling was
witnessed. In the day's speculation January
pork and Oclobcr short ribs wcro the two
most active lines. Future lard was quiet ,
though sales of cash reached the largo ag
gregate of ! lCOO tierces. The cash sold
brought (10.50 , and with the exception of 100
tierces , which wcro rcbought by n rcllner ,
was taken for immediate export. Cash short
ribs were also sold freely for shipment at 50
" ! % a nbovo the Oclobor market. The day's
prices all around , save on cash , October and
November lard , averaged and rested hlghci
than yesterday. Lard for the dilvcrief
stated closed unchanged. For October port
the advance established was f 1.21K , for No
vcmber , year und January pork "i c , fet
year nnd January lard fie , for October sheri
ribs SOc , nnd for January short ribs J c.
CHICAGO MVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , Sept. Do. ISpoclal Telegram tt
TUB UKC. | CATTLE Trade was ralher slow
yet the chances wcro that about all deslrabli
stock would bo sold before the day closed
There wcro fair shipping orders nnd bee
packers seemed to want more stock that
yesterday , and taking Into account the un
lircccdcnted run of last week , and the In
crease for this week so far , the market Ii
in fair shape. Had the run been any wai
light to-day values would have ruled higher
and , as It was , some prune natives sold fo :
more money llian they would have brought
yesterday but such ore scarce. Hut there
seems to bo all that Is wanted , ns a few can
seem to satisfy the demand. Texans an i
rangers formed at least two-thirds of the re
colpts , consisting of eighty cars of Texan
nnd 259 cars of rangers , averaging twenty
two to Iho car. This class sold about th
Buino as yesterday. There may have beci
"soft spots" hero and there , but in a genera
way there was no change to note. I
anything the tendency was lower. Comma :
natives also sold about the same as yestci
day , but U should bo borne in mind tha
values on common stock are down lo lov
watermark. Cow stock remains down a
low as at any time this year or last. Vca
calves are In largo supply and selling at en
trcmoly low prices. The stacker nnd fecde
trade Is slightly boiler lhan last week , on
buyers seem willing to pay good prices fo
prtcio stock. The receipts included 7OC
Texas and western cattle ; choice beeves
(5..V ) ( < i0.20 ; medium to good steers , lav ) to
l&OOlbs , $4.Tij < 35.70 ; ( do to 1200 Ibs , M & 0fi
4iOO : stackers and fcedei s wore more aril vo nt
$1 " , f.n.2.V cows , bulls and mixed , tl.lMiii
J.M ) ; bulk , * 'J OK < 12.SO. Texas cattle steady ;
fitcors , tlVJto lUVJlbs , $ i.X.C3.10 ( ) ; 750 to 1 > OU
Ibs , ? J.4 : > ra'J > .ri ; COO to 7CO Ibs , t2.a.y 'J.CO ;
cows , tl.bU'iiJ.'J. ! ! western rangers , dull : na
tives nnd Imlfbreeds.f'UOwl.ir.icows .lO
@ 'J 50 ; wintered Texans , : > .75MM'0. :
lions There was an unsettled and un
easy feeling from the start on the part of
salesmen , and they submitted to n downturn
of 10Q15c from the very start , and from that
time on nt every turn the general market
seemed to grow weaker , finally closing
1/WJOc / lower than yesterday on nearly all
classes. At the close fair packing sorts wcro
solllngntf.'i.OJ , and buyers for packers ad
mitted that their strings would not go over
< i.UO , and perhaps under. Some very good
grasserssold at M ( > 0 ( 5 bO , and best ship
ping heavy at ' . . : i5iHUr , . A few I'hlladol-
phhis nnd fancy heavy sold nt 50.50 , or say
aOfriIflo , lower than n week ago. Light assorted -
sorted are down again to t-G.lOCy. 0.1,1 for
prime , and a few fancy sold at { 4W5. Com
mon light mixed sold nt $ > .75 ( < ( B.s'i.
FINA.NVIAIj.
Nr.w VOHK , Sept. 25. [ Spaclal Telegram
to Tun Ur.K.1 STOCKS A quiet opjning at
or near the last figures of yesterday was fol
lowed by some exhibition of weakness , and
the general list dcdino.l fractionally early In
the forenoon. After this thcro was un 1m-
'provcmont In values , but the market was dull
and the volume of business not large. There
was some waiting to learn the result of the
St. Paul meeting in London , but when the
result was made known it was without
'
visible effect. The English ( stockholders
voted to act with .1. S. Morgan it Co. for n
consolidation to protect their interests , and it
was said that stockholders representing IbO-
000 shares had deposited their holdings with
that firm. The Hock Island directors de
clared on yesterday their regular dividend of
l' per cent , nnd this morning that stock
opened IJf higher , though it subsequently
knt part of the advance. St. Paul opened ! 4
higher , nt 05 , sold ofC a little and then
advanced to C0 > , under good buying , after
which there was n fair reaction. Towards
noon the market became very dull and quiet ,
with u r.ither heavy tone , prices in most of th
list standing a little higher than at the open
ing. The afternoon was devoid of interest ,
and prieo changes , as a rule , were Incense
quential. At the close Union Pacific showed
a gain of I'f ' and Hocking Valley of 1 point.
The remainder of the list was gcnoially not
far from the opening prices.
The following are the closing quotations.
IT. S. 4s regular. . . . KM % Northern 1'aclilc. , 2fi > {
II. H. ta coupons. . . . KM' . donreferrcd fi'M ,
U. F. I'iin'guliir. ' W\ 0. fcN.\V
U.iM'ifl coupons..1U7' rte preferred HI1 }
I'acldclisof 'in K'l N" . V. Conliul HM J
Central I'acIIlo . . . Ti p.i > . &i : 0
Chicago & Alton .1:10 : Itock Island ll'H'i '
Chlcago.Ilutllngton tM. . & St. 1' B.1'4
< fc Oulncy 11H do preferred 107
D..L.&W . . . .HI' . St. Paul & Omaha. . Wi
Illinois Central. IKi'j ' tloproferral 100
I. , II. \\V 17 Union IMcillc ( U'i
KtuiBns tt Texas . . ll' { W. . St. L. A , P H'i
LnkoShoro Hll'i do preferred.il'i '
Michigan Control. Western Union W
MissouriPacillc . . . ' ,
MONEY ON CAM , Easy nt 1) @ ) per cent ;
last loan at 2 per cent , and closing oflercd at
2 per cent.
PlIIME MBItCANTlLB PAl'Ell 3.f@7Ji pOr
cent.
STCIIMKO EcnxnnQuiet but steady at
l.bl.f ! for sixty-day bills , Sl.bS for de-
maud.
PRODUCE.
Cine 100 , Sept. 25. Wheat Stronger ;
cash , S.OJ ; October , orVo ; December ,
OS 5-10c ; May , fl.OO .
Corn Stronger ; cash nnd October , 42Jfc ;
December. 3S ) u ; May. S ll-10c.
Oats Firm ; easli , iijfc ; October , 21c ;
December , 21 4e ; May , Ua c.
Uyo 5Uc.
Harley Nominal.
Prime Timothy f 1.32.
Flax 1.35.
Whisky $1.20.
Pork Firmer ; cash and October , ? H.03 ;
November , Jii.'jr ; } < f.
Lard Firm ; cash and October , $10.50 ;
November , * 0.y y .
Flour In fair ( fcmand and higher ; patents ,
55.75@i.OO ( : bakers' , in sacks. 1.90(34.15. (
Dry Salt Meats Steady ; shoulders , , $ * .02 >
( 7.75 ; short clear , $9.00@'J.23 ; short ribs ,
Huttcr Quiet ; creamery , 13@22. } c ; dairy ,
Cheese Shade easier ; full cream Ched
dars , SQSife ; ilnts , $ X@9o ; Voung Ameri
cas , 8X@Sfu-
Kggs Higher ; fresh , 17J @ 18c.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1. solid packed , 5 }
@ 5J c ; No. 2 , 4J c ; cake , 5K@3e per lu.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green sailed ,
CJfc ; light green sailed , ti e ; sailed
bull , c ; green palled calf , 0 > OJ7c ; dry
flint , 7j/@Sc ; branded hides IR ) ) or cent off ;
deacons , 20@25o each ; dry salted , 7c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 34,000 18,000
Wheat bu 03.000 49,000
Corn.bu 42-1,000 833,000
Oats , bu 203,000 232,000
Uyo , bu
Uarlcy.bu . . . .
New Vork. Sept. 23. Wheat Receipts ,
41,000 ; exports , 24,000 ; spot market 1
red , fc7c ; ungraded red , 03@Sl.oi : > fc ; No. 1
red , nominal ; options active , 2ft2 ( > 4C higher ,
closing strong ; October $1.01@l.U-J , ' , | , ' , closing
at * l.fti < f.
Corn Receipts , 07.500 ; exports , 5.000 ; spot
market lfl ( > l } o higher , moderately active ,
advance checking business ; No. 2 , GlJ-f ®
L'c in elevator , Gl Jf@W > fc afloat ; un
mixed , 49@52jc ! ; options active and 1J <
2 c higher on early mouths , ? B'@J on late
months , closing strong. October 604 33 0 ,
closing at 52c.
Oats Hcceipls , 205,100 ; exports 423 ; spot
market a tnilo easier , fairly active ; options
dull and a shade lower , October closing ut
29Xc ; mixed western , 20@ilc : ; white west
ern. 2TGS45c ; No. ! i spot wnitc , 33@33lfc.
CofTeo-Optlonsopcnod barely slcadyclosing
September and Oclobcr firm , balance steady ;
sales , 55,000 bags , Including September at
S12.75i12.SO ( ; October , fl2.00@12.10 ; Novem
ber , $11.35@11.45 ; spot Hlo dull und weak ;
fair cargoes * 14.75.
Petroleum Sleady g'and quiet ; United
closed at 92 ; e.
Eggs Firmer and In moderate demand ;
western , 17@19'fe. '
Pork Steady and fairly active , quoted at
? 15.25@15.75.
Lard Spot easier , lower and dull : western
steam. S10.75J)10.S5 ( ) ; options very dull , lower
and depressed ; sales , October closing ul
S10.01.
Uuttcr Easy nnd In moderate demand ;
western dairy , 12 ( < J14J < e ; western creamery ,
1 Cheese Choice firm nnd dull ; western
8t. Louis. Sept 25. Wheat Excited anil
higher ; cash , 95.c ; October , 07 } o nominal
Corn Higher ; cash , 40) c ; October , 3H < c
OiUa Firmer : cash , 23c ; October , 23c.
1'ork Quiet at $15.23.
Lard Steady ut 510.12) .
Whisky $1.14.
Uuttor Quiet and steady ; creamery , 15 ( < i
20o ; dairy , 15@l7c.
MinnnnpoliR , Sept. 25. Wheat Loca
receipts were 301 cars and 81 were shlppci
out. Uuyiug was liberal , outsldo miller
being very prominent among the buyers
Sales for No. I northern were made at $1.00
nnd sellers wcro holding hard at $1.12 fo
now wheat. Closing quotations ; No.
hard , cash , and October , tl.ll ; on track
$1,12 ; No , 1 northern , cash and October
1.00 : on track , $1.07 ; No. 2 northern , casl
and October , $1.02 ; on track , $1.03.
Kansas City , Sept. 23.-\Vhcal-Hishcr
No. 2 , red , cash , SJ c bid ; 85o asked : Octc
bcr , SSobld , 84o asked ; December 80@S < 5 c
No. 2 soft , OOo asked.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , no bids noroffci
Ings ; October 33o asked -'year , 2SKo bid.
Oats No. 3. cash , lOHc bid , 20/i'o
October , 19Kol > W.
Milwaukee , Sept. 23. Wheat Ver ,
flrni ; cash W c ; October , WJfo ; Dcceinbei
C5Kc.
Corn Quiet ; No. 3 , 40c.
Oats Firm ; No. 2 white , 20c.
Rye Easlnr ; No. 1 , Dl@52c.
Harley Firm ; No. 3 , OOc.
Pro visions Steady. Pork Cash and September
tomber , $14.00.
Cincinnati , Sept. 23. Wheat Stron
and higher ; No. 2 rod. We.
Corn Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 45o.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 011x00,25323X0.
Rye Easy ; No. 2 5liT53c.
\Vhlsky-Stcady at 61.14.
MVI : Mroua.
Chicago. Sept. 25. The DMVOH'
nal reports as follows ;
Cattle Receipts , 11-000 ; market slow and
steady ; beeves , $5.6t'ii0.20 ( : steer ? , $ : ) .50@
5.70 ; stockera nml feeders. ? l.75frti.23 : ; cows ,
bulls und mixed , $1.23@2.0 ! ; Texas cattle ,
81 > OQiI8.10 ( ; western rangers , $2.10 4.13.
Hogs Receipts , H,000 ; market slow nnd
10tflf ( > c lower ; mixed , $ .175 0.30 ; heavy ,
$510 0.35 ; light , $3.50 0.00 ; skips , $3.00
@ 5.40.
Sheep Receipts , 10,000 ; shipments , 3,000 ;
market plow and weaker ; natives , ? 1.1H > ( *
4.00 ; westerns , . * : i.40(33.73 ( ; Texans , $ , ' .5fi ( (
3.50 ; lambs , ? J..10j3.0J.
KaiiHim City. Sept. 25. Cattle Re
ceipts , 7,000 ; shipments , 5,300. Steers were
dull and weak and cows more active ; grass
ranger > ' 10o lower ; good to choice corn-fed
$ "i.Uiift."i.5U ( : common to medium , $3.25@4.75 ;
stoekers and feeding steers , $ l.GO ; 3.0i ) ; grass
rnngo steers , $1 bOj(3.40 ; cows , ? 1.25JJ.75. (
Hops Rc'-clpts. 7,000 ; shipments , 210 ;
market slow , weak and lOc lower ; good to
choice , SOCOMO.IO , common to medium , $3.25
( iJVOO ; skips and pigs , $ I.OL'@VOJ.
Xntlonnl Htoolc Vnrds. Kust St.
Louts. Sept. 25. Cattle Receipts , 3,000 ;
shipment" . 00 ; market lower ; choice
heavy native steers , ? 5.00C 3.50 ; fair to good
native steers , s.2V ! 5.'U ( ' ; butchers' steers ,
medium to choice , $ . ) .30iM ( 3D ; stockera and
feeders , fair to good , $2.10(1(3.40 ; rangers ,
corn-foJ , J3.0tl.40 : ! ; grass fed , $ -.00(23.50.hj (
, jHogs Receipts , aHO ; shipments , 415 ;
market 10 < ii20i3 lower ; choice heavy nnd
butchers select Ions , $ 'i.30@i ' > .4" > ; packing , me
dium to prime , ? .i.t.@i.40 ! ; light grades , ordi
nary to best , * l.UO. ! < t 0.20.
OMAHA IjlVIi STOCIi.
Cattle.
Tuesday , Sept. 25 , 1853.
The western ranges are still pouring their
culllo into tlio market and there is no appar
ent let up lo Iho heavy run. The-icccipts
for Hie lirsl two days of this week were still
heavier than on Iho same days last week.
To-day's market was slow and draggy , al
though quite a goo.l many cows and feeder. !
changed hands. Native cows sold all the
way from $1.50 to $2.23 and the quality was
good. Feeders ranged from $2.15 to 13.00
for natives and $2.55 to fci.70 for westerns.
Good butchers' stock nnd feeders sold at
prices Hint were about sicadv , with the de
cline of Hie past few days. Western beeves
moved very slowly. A bunch of over 200
head sold nt $ . ' .SU , or'JO TOj lower .han last
week. A shipper paid tl.30 for n load of
light corn-fed staers.
Moss.
The market was slow lo opan and when It
did open it was at a decline of 15c. The de
mand was light , there being no shippers on
the market , and the trade was slow even at
the decline. The bulk of Iho hogs were sold
but the market closed Hat with no ono try
ing to buy. The must of the hogs sold at
SJ.OO and under , and it required something
extra to bring over $1.00. Ono load and a
piece of n load of fancy heavy hogs reached
$0.30. The general quality of the hogs was
good. The season of the year has arrived
when n break in the market is to bo expected
at any time.
Slieop.
There was only ono load of light Colorado
sheep hero but it was sold.
Receipts.
Citttlo 2,500
Hogs 4HIO (
Sheep 123
Prevailing C'rlcut.
Thefollowin-j 13 a tiblo of pricoj p.Ud In
Ihis marKOt for Iho gradoj of stoolc men
tioned.
I'nmosteorj. ISOOto 1503 Ibs. . 4 50 ( fto.OO
a rime steers , 1100 to 13 M iba. 4.00 ® 4.75
Nalivo feeders 2.50 < < Z3.ua
Wcslcrn feeders 2.50 ( a2.75
Knugo slcers , com'on to choice 2.75 @ 3.40
Common to good cows 1.10 C'02.tO '
Choice lo fancy cows 2.00 ( < i2.40
Common lo choice bulls 1.25 fiil.75
Fair loclioico light hogs 5.bO ffiO.OO
Fair to choice heavy hotrs 0.00 ( < iG.2'J
Fair to choice mixed hogs 5.93 feO.10
Hopresoiit.-itivc Saloj.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
23 cows , natives 831 $1.60
2 cows , natives 1,030 l.oo
9 cows 1,013 1.75
43 yearlings , natives 531 1.75
2 springers 1,03'J ' 1.75
2hcifers 7b5 l.SO
1 cow , native 1.200 2.00
Istag 1,030 2.00
24 cows 1,001 2.00
22 COWS 1,070 2.10
1 cow 1,230 2.10
23 cows 1,035 2.10
24 feeders , natives SIS 2.15
2icow3 ( , natives 995 2.15
1 cow , native 1,120 2.15
40cows , natives 1,074 2.15
10 cows , natives 997 325
IS cows , natives 1,073 2.25
lox 1,180 2.25
lOfceders 972 2.75
13 feeders , natives 1,032 2.75
9 feeders , natives 1,040 2.tO
25 feeders , natives 9 IS a.OO
0 steers , corn-fed west 1,128 4.30
IUNOU CATn.i : .
Owner. No. Av. Pr.
Standard CatlloCo. . 42 slccr8..1250 $1.00
North Am. C.Co 112 feeders..1022 2.70
" 90 feeders..1017 2.70
Ainowlo 130stccrsTcxlllO 2.SO
" SO sleersTcxll23 2.80
Boll & Uankln 70 feeders. . . 9SO 2.55
" 11 feeders. . . 904 2.55
" 50 feeders C01015 2.55
HOGS.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Bhk. Pr.
2t.lSO ! 120 $5.70 03..259 bO $0.00
12.2fi2 SO 5.bO 09..250 200 0.00
04..2 ] 120 5.90 74..210 100 0,00
74..217 4bO .5.93 121..205 ICO 0.00
01..275 100 f > .90 Ci..235 ( 100 0.00
74..277 bO 5.95 70. . .207 fcO 0.00
( VI . . .212 . . . 5.95 01..250 330 0.00
81..214 240 5.95 01..271 100 0.00
00..251 300 5.95 74..251 200 0.05
72..2.1H ICO 5.95 CO..20 ! ) 123 0.05
0 > . . . . ' . ' 43 KiO 5.95 01..2S5 20J 0.03
72..219 24T 5.95 ( ) . . . . ! 80 0.05
01..214 1110 5.95 05..271 100 0.05
73..239 280 5.95 ( U..279 120 0.05
79..233 200 5.95 74..233 120 0.03
50..223 40 5.95 CO..279 120 0.03
01..270 120 0.00 05..231 100 0.10
09..259 120 0.03 03..203 210 0.10
07..251 120 0.00 59..275 80 0.10
05..257 210 0.03 54..207 80 0.10
01..254 40 (1.00 ( 55..277 120 0.10
57..237 120 0.00 CO..232 120 0,10
73..253 120 0.00 G3..25I 120 0.10
03..201 . . . 0.00 00..274 12J 0.10
07..215 Ifiu 0.00 01..277 200 0.15
7.1..220 100 0.00 BO..233 . . . 0.30
70..221 120 0.00 2r..y35 . . . C.30
03..219 1CU 0.00
sneer.
No. Av. Pr
133 western , Colorado CO $2.2S
PacKers Purchaser.
Showing the number of hogs bought by
the leading buvors on the market to-day :
G. H. Hammond & Co 49
Omaha PackingCo 911
Armour C. P. Co 2,371
C. C. C 19 !
A. P. Smith 15 !
Highest anil Iiowcst.
The following arc the highest and lowest
prices paid for mixed nnd heavy loads of hogs
on this market on the dates indicated in ISsT
ISSOJand 1SS3.
Llvo Stock Notes.
J. K. Baiter was 111 with a car each of cal
tlo und hogs from Gibbon ,
John Bower , Ilhinchard , la. , was at th
yards with a load of bogs.
Fred nockafellow , Shcnandoah , la. , wo
hero with two loads of I
Underwood , la. , was represented by Henr (
Cook , who came In with hogs ,
G. H. Dlxon , Emerson , la. , was hero an
bought ninety head of feeders.
Gould & Baker , Fullerton , marketed
fancy load of heavy hogs at fO.UO.
S , M. Almond , SwMcbur ; * , a well known .
feeder und shipper ; csmo In with cattle ,
William Newcomer nnd T , U. Kahn , of .
York county , wcrclulookinR for feeders.
Stromaburtf waU represented by Jack
Lower , who came InVith n load of hopi.
DP. Al. Horlno oT Albion , formerly of the
llrm of Wngponerj'Ulhticy it Co. , stopped ut
the yards on Ills w.iy nst. *
OMAHA WHOJUT Atji : MAUKETH.
Produce , I'Vultfi , ICtc.
Trade continued very good and nil hands
In the Jobbing traJe atq fairly busy. Money
Is getting harder but thcro is a supply In
bankers' hands ample for nil legitimate
wants nt the ruling rates , 10 per cent.
llUTtnu Fancy ; solid-packed creamery , 13
@ ! ! c : choice country , I'VglSc ' ; common
grades. IDyl Hie.
Koos Strictlv tresh , IS ilOccnnillcd.
O MroiiNiAGiuPCs Jl.'AVitl.oO per case.
Coxconii Gnircs 40QIVJO per 10-lb
basket.
I'nxciics C.ilifornla , $1.00@1.50 pzr box :
Mlchic-tn , 60cg$1.00 ( pi-r InsUct.
U.VXASVS Uommou , $1,50@2.23 per bunch ;
choice , $ 'J.MJaar,0. (
J.IMONS : S-l.WKiin.ro per case.
U\XTr.i.oi'is : 4UT5o per dozen.
I'UTMS WC'f 7" > c per bu.
PoTATor.s IOgijOc ( per bushel.
Kwr.nr POTVIOKS 73ifjOc ( jierbu.
I'OULTIIT No dressed fowl In the market ;
live clilckons. $ .l..riO@.75 ) per doz. ; spring
chickens , $ . ' . 'r > ® : ) . ( Kl.
TOM irons ' Oi'QIl.OO jior bu.
WATnuMiitoxs 53.00'iiin.no per 100.
PnAiis California , SJ.OOrf3.DO per bu box ;
Southern , 75 per Jtf bu.
Cr.LEHY 2'iGilKio uer dozen.
Eutt I'IANT IfiCrtJl.OO per dozen.
ONION'S f > ' ( ifio per mi.
Arrui $ 'J.OO(6 1.K ( ) per bbl.
CKAII vri'i.i.s 75c per busliel.
CitiEH Michigan , S4.KU)0 ! ) er bbl 30
gals ; California pear cider , $1,1.00 per bbl.
PoiCoitx lllce , y4o ; common , " 5J3c.
CMIHOTS fiOcper bushel.
UKANS Choice eastern handpickcd navies ,
S'J.OU per bushel ; western hand picked
nav us , $ ' .7fill.so ( : mectluins , fl.&Ml.WJ.
Lima beans fie per pound.
HAf. . o. u. cars , No. 1 upland , SO.OOj No.
2 upland , W.OO.
I Jit IN $1000.
Ciioi'i'ti : ) FBBH $17.00 per ton.
Vixixuit Cider , lOtjilbc per cal. White
wine , 10a'JJo ( ] ier pal.
CnvxnuuuiiM Sr.00@1.03 per bbl.
GrocerIjlJt. .
Revised prices are as follows :
liAtioiXd Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Amoi-
kcag , seainle.ss. 17Uc : Lewiston A , seamless ,
19c ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , 4
toSbu , ll@llc ; gur.nies , Biiijjle , 13c ; gun
nies , double , SOc ; wool sacks , X > c. Twines-
Flax , Me ; cNtiM Bail , "OQf-Jlc sail U , I'JCjiL'Oc ;
cotton. 'Jlc ; Jute , lOc.
COFFERS Mocha , 2,1$22Cc ; Hio , good , 10 ®
17c ; Mandahlliii. , iiOajSe ( ; roasting Kio , Iflfifl
llic ; O. G. Java , ' ( iiUiic ; Java , interior. ii''W !
25c : Uio , tunuy , 101 Hie ; Santos and Miira-
caibo. n l'Jc : Avbuckles. 1JU. ! )
Suovu Granulated , S' ' c ; conf. A , 80 ;
white extra C , 7J-c ; extra C , 7c ; yellow
C. 7e ; powdered , \ c : cubes 9c.
IIoxi'.Y ILli l'-c for ono pound frames ;
strained lioni'.v. C@Sc per pound.
UKKSWAX Choice yellow , SOSW } ; dark
colored , ia@Hc.
Cin.si : ! : : Young America , full cream.
10@llc ; full cream clieddars , fl ifJlOc ; full
crc.un Hats , HKrpood ; to choice skimmed
Cheddars , i'sklmuied : Hats , d c.
PICKMH Medium , in bins. $1.5 1 ; do in half
bbls , SJI.Oil ; small , in p\ls \ , Sii.'O ; do In half
bbls , SJ. " 'i ; gherkins , In bbls , $3.0 > ; do in half
bbls 51.50 f
ToiiAcco-Plug ) 2flC'I oc ; smoking , ICQOOc.
JBM.IES Sl.li.1 ucrUWb pail.
SALT $1.30@1.35per , bbl.
Horn 7-1(5. ( 11 , 'c. ' '
MAi'tn SUIIAK iiriclcs , 1101)12c ) per ib ;
penny cakes , I''C'ill'o per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , ? 1.00 per iral.
TUAS l oung llysop , common to fair , lb ( < $
2. > c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , iiO / . " ) . " ) ! ;
Gunpowder , comtnon to good , ii'Jiej.jc ; Gun
powder , choice toifnney , 40ffiB.1o ( ; Japan , com
mon to medium , . ISfcp'Jfy Japan , chokM to
fancy , 30i4,1c ( : Oolong , common to good , 23@
Me ; Oolong , cliofce to fancv , Wili70c ) ( ; Imper
ial , common to medium , 23(3350 ( ; Imperial ,
peed to fimcv. 40t30e ( ,
NUTS Almonds , l&17c ; rtlberts , ll ( < Jt2o ;
Brazil , UjilOc ; walnut * , 12e ; pecans , 10@llc ;
peanuts. 5 ( < Jrc. . n
CUACKUKS uollOeiierlb ( ; assorted cakes , 7
@ 2dC perlb , ns per list
JJaicD DKUITS Fics , in boxes , iier ib , 13 ®
lOc ; dates , in boxes , 710c ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per box , S.'t.50g3.75 ; Malaga
loose raisins , $2.30(2,2.50 ( ; now Valen
cia raisins , Per Ib , 8@ c ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels , per box. SI.K ) .
pitted cherries , per Ib. ' . ' 0iJ2lc ( ; Califor
nia pitted pmms , per Ib , 12@13c ;
dried blackberries , per Ib , Sl Oc ; dried
raspberries , per Ib. 2.t ( ! Mc ; evaporated ap
ples , 8Xul4c ! ; California sun dried
peaches , ic ! ) ; California unuarcd evaporated
peaches , l@lSc ; evaporated California
apricots , 1'Jc ; X.nntee currants , OH@7o ; Turk
ish prunes , I'.j'iWlJCc ' ; citron.irJlo ( ; orange
peel , 15c ; lemon peel , ICc.
FISH. Holland Herrine , 83c ( < TOOc. per keg ,
White Fish , * { bbls. , No. 1 , $ J.OO , Family
$3.75 : Trout. No. I. S3 50 : Mackerel , > < f bbls.
No. 1 Shore , ' $15.CO , Large Family. 510.50 ;
Labrador Herring , $ -1.50 ; Columbia Kfver
Salmon , $17.00 per bbl.
Coiinsii Per Ib , whole. Co ; bricks and
strips , 7@Sc.
CANDV Mixed. S ( 13c ; stick ,
rock candy , 10 } < @ 13c ; fancy cauuy.
lrv Goods.
Uib White , lOo ; colored ,
Standard , So ; Gem lOc ; Beauty ,
12KC Uootio , 14c ; B , cased , $ < 1.5o.
PUIXTS Solid colors Atlantic Co Slater
, ;
. . . , _ _ .
* \ s * UnMit H fis * / " .i n/ \
13Kc ; Swift Klver , 8c ; Thorndike OO ,
Tliorndlko EF , 8Ko ; Thorndiko 120 ,
Thorndiko XX , I5e ; Cordls No. 5 ,
CordisNo. 4. lie.
DEXiits-Amoskeag , uoz , 10 > < e ; Everett , 7
oz , 13 } e ; York. 7oz , i3 > fe ; Havmaker , SJ o ;
Jaffroy XX , llj < o ; Jaffrcy XXX , i2K < j ;
Heaver Crook AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek UU
He : Heaver Creek CC , lOc.
KEJJTUCKV JK INS. Memorial , 15o .Dakota
ISc ; Durham , 27Kc ; Hercules , Ibc ; Learning ,
ington , 2J > o ; Cottswold , 27 0.
Ciusii. Stevens' U , Co ; Stevens' II
bleached , 7o ; Stevens' A , ! oSlovens A'
bleached , SX ° j Stevens' P , 8Ue ; Stevens'
P , bleached , 9'io ; Stevens' N , 9c ; Stevens'
N , bleached. 10-je ; Stevens , Silt , 12 } o
MISCELLANEOUS. Taolo ou clotn , f-,39 ;
plain HoJland9J c ; Dado Holland , I2) ) c.
Hrown sheeting Atlanllo A , 4-4 , 7Ji ° i At >
lantlc H , 4-4 , 7) ) c ; Atlanllc D , 4-4 , OK"i At"
lanlicP,4-4Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4. Oc ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4 c ; Crown XXX , 4OJ c ; iloosier
LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7Kc ; Law
rence LL , 4-4 , Cc ; Did Dominion , 4-4 , r.fc ;
Pepperoll H , 4-4 , " 7c { Pepperell O , 4-4 , 0o ;
Pepporcll. 8-1 , iSKof Pepperell , 9-4 , 21c ; Pep-
poroll , 10-4,23c ; UlioaC , 4-4,4c ; Wachusell ,
4-1 , _ 7Ko ; Aurora H , 4-4 , 7e , Aurora U , 4-4 ,
} "
West Point ! ? J In , 8 oz , 10 } < c ;
West Point 29 Un. < 10 oz , 18o ; West Point
9 in , 12 oz , 15o ; West. Point 40 in , 11 oz , ICc.
FLAXSCLS Uqd , C. 54 in , 15W : E , 21 in ,
21e ; G G , 21 in , iSc ; H A F , Jf , 25c ; J It F , X ,
27Kc. ' '
Piti.NTS Pink andKobcs , Kichmond , I
Allen , Co ; Ulverltomt. 5e ; Steel illver , 0 > < e ;
Hichmond , OWofPitciflc , 0 > < c.
PUIXTS Dress -u Charter Oak , 5fc ! ;
Hamapo , 4Uc ; Lodi , 5Jfe ; Allen , ( So ; Uich-
mend , Go ; Windsor,1 0 , ' c ; Eddystone , OXo ;
Pacilli % . , , . .
Bi.EAniEi > Snzmuxo Berkeley cambrio
No. 00 , 0 } < o ; Best Yet , 4-4 , OJ/o ; butter cloth
OO , 41/0 ; Cabo'f IKc ; Farwoll half bleached
Vc ; Fruit of jioom , 9yu : Greene
G , Co ; Hope , 7\ \ Kl K Philip cam-
brie , lie. Lonsdulo cambric , ll4'o ! ;
Lonsdale. Do ; No\v York mills , lOJic ;
Peppercll , 43-in , He ; Pepperell , 40-in ii > o ;
Pepporcll , ( W , ICc ; pepperell , 8-4 , Sic ; Pcp-
pcrell , 0-4 , 23c ; Pepporell. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton
4-4 , Stfc ; Triumph , Co ; Wanisutto , lie ; Val
ley. &c.
FLANNELS. Plaid Uaftsmen.SOc ; Gosnen ,
82Kc ; Clear Lake , 3UXc ; Iron Mountain ,
"
FLANNELS White G H No. 2 , V. ' 22 > < c ; G
t- H , No. 1 , W , 3c : B H , No. 2 , 23 0 5' U
H.No. 1 , * ( , 30o ; Quecheo. No. 1. \ { , 41ie.
10 GIXOHAM Plunuoit cnccks , 7 > o ; Whitten-
ton , TKc ; York , 7Kc ; Normandi aress ,
8Mc : Calcutta dress. bl < c : Whlttenton dress ,
S > | e ; Uenfrow dress , 8 ! @ 12 > { c.
CAMmtics Slater , 6/o ( : Woods , 6c\ \
Standard , 5 o ; Peacock , 5Jic.
PKIXTS Ixnioo BLUE Arnold , CKo ; Amer
id lean , 6o\ } \ Gloucester , 0) 0 : Arnold C lonji
cloth , 0 ; Arnold B long cloth , 10 } * ; Arnold
Gold Seal , I0f t Sticfel A , 13 ; Windsor Gold
Sninnvo ChecH" , Caledonia X , 0 c ; Cal-
cdonla XX. 104'c ; Economy , Oc ; Otis , Oc.
Irui-4 niul Chrinlonls.
MiscKLUvnot'o-Sulph , acid , 1''c ; cltrlo
acid , tVic ; tartarlcfMo ) ; bal. i-opavla , r > < c ;
borav , lOc ; chloroform , 47c ; glycerine , 23c ;
gum Arabic , select , $ I.X ( ) ; gum camphor , 20c ;
gutn opium , $3.15 ; sulph. morphia , $2.50 ;
bromide potassium , I.e.
OILS Carbon , liiO = lOc ; headlight , 175 °
llfe ; gasoline , 71 ° K * { < n West Virginia
summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 gnlden ma
chine , ISc ; extra W. S. lard , 77e ; No. 1 lard ,
4lie ; turpentine , 47c ; linseed raw , 50c ;
boiled , C3c.
Qtrivi.vn P. & W- , per oz , "we ; German ,
per oz , 42c.
I/cat her.
Hemlock sole , lStf.7e ( ! per Ib ; oak solo , 31 ®
31c per Ib ; oak harness , 2Sd30o per Ib ; selec
ted oak and trace. 33c per Ib ; oak and hem-
dclphia kip skin , extra , bOfii'A'c ' ' perlb. French
Jlr.isn. 20c per foot ; welt leatucr , si.MKiM.r.'j
rer side ; moroccos ( pebble goat ) , 20iJ30c (
per foul ; moroccos boot log , 23jUcper ( : !
foot ; glove calf sidus , 20iT30c ( per foot ;
Douglas kid , IiOVMO. ( ! per foot ; kangaroo
skins , 40u ( > . ' )0i' par loot , according to nuallty.
Toppings , WOO TIO.OJ per do/en ; linings ,
$5.0US9.UO ( nor do/.en ; apron skins , $10.00(3 (
12.00 per tlo/cn.
Conl atltl Mine.
Ll > in S5@Mc ; Portland cement. $3..Vi ; do
mestic cement , $1.33 ; plaster , $ J.lKtt2.15 ) ;
hair , 2.'J3c. !
COAL Anthracite , range , and nut. * 10..riO ;
largo egg , SIO.V5 ; Kock Snrmg , $7.00 ; Su
perior , yl.00 ; IQWJ , $4.50@5.50 ; s.team coal ,
$1.50 to $ , ' .00.
Ijttmltcr.
First nnd second clear , ( ! In.$19 00 51 00
First and second clear , 1'f ( itlj
In 47 000 00
Third i-lcii" , 1'X \ In 41 ! 0'JCf4i ( 00
AHelcct , l ( > llu 37 rOtjt'M (10
B select , l'4 ' ( ( U iti 3100 3700
A stock boards , I'if ( 10 feet , 12 in 40 Ol )
B stock boards 12C"'I(1 ' ( foot. 12 in 41 00
C stock boards , 12tfll ( ( feet , 12 in 110 ( K )
D stock boards , 12 ( < t 10 feet , 12 in 23 00
Flooring , lirst common , 0 in ! M 00
Flooiing , ficcoml comtnon , 0 in 32 00
Select fcucing llooring ID 00
Sidlnir , Hist and second clear , i4tflU ( ft 23 00
Siding , llrst common , 10 feet 2J 00
Siding , second common 19 00
Common boards 10 00
No. a boards , nil lengths 14 50
Fencing No 1,12C'T20 feet 10 50
Fencing No. 2 , 12 , 14 and 18 feet 15 50
Joists and scantling , 2x4 , 14rtlO ( feet. . . .Ill 00
Timber , 4x I , 8x8,12W10 foot 17 00
Pickets , llrst rough , good 15 OCCJIS 00
Pickets , fancy head and dressedselected.23 00
Shingles , choice A to extra A 2 Ii0@2 80
Shingles , standard 2 50
Shingles , No. 1 1 10@t 15
Lath , dry 2 40
Posts each 0 ® 20
MetalH ntid Tinners' Stock.
'
Block tin , small pig $ .2 $
Block tin , bar 2' ' )
Copper , planished boiler sues 3t
Copper , cold rolled 31
Copper , sheathing 30
Copper , pitts . . .3J
Copper , Hats 51
Galvanized sheet iron , Juniata 50 , 10
and 5 per cent discount
P.Uont.planished iron , No. 21 to 27. A
Patent planished iron , No. 21 to 27 , B
Hooding , 1C , 14x20 5.15
Kooning. IX , 14\20 C..9J
Hooding , 1C , SJx'iS 10.2.1
Keening , IX. 2.x'J8 ) 13.73
Sheet iron , No 2i ( 3.-10
Sheet iron , No. 27 3.50
Snider , best 10
Solder , No. 1 14
Tin plate , 1C. 10x14 0.75
Tin plate , IX , 10x14 S.7.5
Steel nails , base , per keg 2.15
Steel wire- nails , base , per keg 2. 5
JUNK Machine castings , ? I2.00@13.00 ;
stove plates , $7.00518.00 ; wrought lrou3.00@
10.00 ; bones , drv , $3.00 ; steel , $5.00 per ton ;
copper , $8.00i ( 0.00 ; brass , S4.00@S.OO ; zinc ,
$2.00fZ8.00 ( ; solid lead , $2.00@3.H ) ; tea load ,
M.OOCA2.fi ( ) ; rubber , $2.50 ( < i3.00 ; mixed rags ,
S1.10@1.13 pcrcw
: iIKANUII OFFICE.
JOHN M. SHAW & CO.
COMMISSION ,
Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds ,
Margin Transactions a Specialty.
JOHNSON & CIIK1STIAN , Managers.
IB BOA.IU ) Of TRADE , - OMAHA ,
Members of the Chicago Hoard ot Trade. Priv
ate Wire" to Chicago and New Vork.
rpIIE SCIENCE OF LIFE , the
A great Medical Work of the
egeon Manliood , Nervous find' '
I'hyslcnl Debility , I'romaturo
Decline , Errors of Youtb , ani
thcuntolclmlscrlcsconsequent
thereon , CO ) pages 8vo , 135
prescriptions for nil diseases. .
Cloth , full gilt , only 81.00 , by1
mall , scaled. Illustrate o sample f reo to all young
and middle aged men. Send now. The Gold and
Jewelled lledal awarded to the author by the Na
tional Medical Association. Address P. 0. box
1S93 , Boston , Mass. , or Dr. W. II. I'AnKKl , grad
unto of Il&rvud Medical Collese.SSycars'practlco
In Boston , who may bo consulted confidentially
Specialty , Diseases of Mali. Office No. 4 L'ullUich tt.
SKA Mil ) Proposals will be received at the
olllcoof the county Clerk , Douglas county ,
until 2o'clock p. m. , October 3rd , IKtiB , for mov
ing 10,100 yards of earth , more or less , In grad
ing road on Main Hlreet , Florence , north ot
Parker's Hon u. Cortllled check of $50.00 to ac
company each bid. The board reserves the right
to rt-Ject any and nil bids.
lly order of Hoard of Commissioners
M. I ) . UoL'iiK , County Clerk.
Omaha , Neb. , Sept. jSitli , INSS.
cto-ol ! comto-o3
S KALF.U Proposals will be received at the
ollico of county clerk. Uouglns county , until
2 o'clock p. m. Saturday , Sept. 29th , IK-b , for
movlugof live thous mil yards ot oaitli , more , or
less , In grading road between Sees. 8 and 9 , T.
, It. III. LVrtltleil check of tM.OO to accompany
each Dlil. The board reserves thho right to re
ject any anil all bids.
lly order of tli Hoard of County Commis
sioners. M. I ) . Hiicin : , County Clerk.
Omaha , NebSept.t-'fith ,
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
were shipped during the past
two years , without a drum
mer In our employ Noothur
IIOUEO In the world can truth-
lullymakosncli a showing.
Quo atieuc ( dealer only )
wanted In each town.
_ J 8010 BY tEAOINQ DRUCCI8T3.
R.W.TANSH.L&C0..55StataSI.Chtrao"
flKVLOCIC INSTITIJTi : .
South Wllllamstown , Ilcrkshlre county.
Mass. Aprlvate school for hoyH. 1'reparo for
colU'ge. sclentlllc school or bnslne.ss. Korty-sov-
enth year begins Thursday , September 13th.
For catalogue address OEO. 1MIIJ.S. .
I'rlnclpal.
Betlie Stuart Institute
Will commeaco Us SlHt year September l-tli.lt < 8.
Advantages unsurpassed. Home comforts ;
careful training. Apply to Mrs. M. McKuu
HOMES , Principal.
TIIIF. T'ii'.K8KII.li : MILITARY ACAnilMV-
Pcekskill-on-lludsou : N. Y. Send forcata-
logue. JNO. M.TILUHN.M.U. , M. A. , Principal.
.u. PALM en. N. r. mniMAN. j.u. ULA.NCIIAIUI
PALMER , RICHMAN Sc CO. ,
Live Stock Cominission Merchants.
Offlce Uooiu2 ( , Oppoilta Kiclmnae Ilulldlnif , l/olon
Block urai.Boultl Onlulin.Net ) . _ _
? X > RIMERWESTERFIELp < St MALEV'
Live Stock Commission ,
{ loom 15 , iUcbsneo nulldlng , Union Stock Yards ,
iioutu Omaha , Neb.
ALEXANDER & FITCH.
Commision Dealers in Live Sock ,
Scorn ' 1 , Oppoilto Excbango Ilulldlng , Ualoa Stock
Yardi.Houth Omana , Neb.
*
UNION STOCtt YARDS CO. .
Of Omaha , Limited ,
. * iuiF.Uara.oao rlatcinJeuU
_ "
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons ,
I'nrrlnscJ and llnntlci" . J ( ic Ptrrot , bctnccuVthand
LlNNGEn Si MET CALF CO. .
Agricultural Implements , WaEOiis.Carriage1 . !
, Klc.Vholci > alc.
*
PARLIN , ORE N DORF & MRTIN ,
Wliolrialu Dealers In ,
AgTicultnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies
tCl. HO. m and 'XT Jones Elrcf I. Ouiali.i.
P. P. MAST & 1O. : .
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultlralnn , Hay Hakri.CMrr Mills nnd l.ul'.in 1'ul-
vcrltcr . Cor. lull and Nlchnla * ytrri'ta.
WINONA TMPLEMENT CO. .
Wbole nle ,
Agricnlturai Implements , Wagons &Bnggies
_ t'l.nirr Klh "ml Vl'-hola * MriTl .
OMAHA 1IIIANC1I.
J. F. SEIBERLING & CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. U. Mend. .Mnnycr. 1711 1 i avenworth H. Omslia.
MOLINE.M'lLBURNfiTsTODDARDCo
Mnnufncturer' and Jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Elc ,
Cor. athnnl 1'ncllle Streets , Oinahn , Neb.
Artists' Mntgrlale " .Jwvr. .
A HOSPE"jrM
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1(1.1 Doualoa Street , Omaha , Nctrn'ka.
Booksellers nnd Stationers.
"H. M , & s' . W.'JONES.
Succt' ors to A. T. Kcnjun It Co. , Wliolriilo A Ilelnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Kino WcddliiR Stationer ) , I'mnnierclal Stationery
U > . Doutlni Struct. Uiimbu. .Neb.
Boots and Shoes ,
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( Successors to Ucod , June * & to. )
WholesalcManufacturersofBootsandShoes
Aaciitsfor Iloston Hubt-cr Shoo Co.W2,1114 \ A HOC
llaruey Sl.iUmnlia. Ncbrnn a.
W. V. MORSE & . CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-1105 Douglas St.Onmlia Manufactory Sum
mer M. . Hi stun.
Coffees , Splcos , Etc-
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CLA'RKE COFFEE co. ,
Urualia Co ( Too and bptcu Mill * .
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
lavorlng Kxtrnctn , Laundrr Hliic. Inkt.'Ktc. U14-
unilnrnoy Hln-cl. Omaha. Nebraska.
Crockery nnd
W. L.7 WRIGHT ,
Ascnt for Iho Mmiufnclurcrs nml Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Kf. OM cc. 317 H. 1Mb ft. , Oiunlia. Nebraska.
PERKINS , GATCH & LAUMAN.
liiiDiirtcrs anil Jobber * of
Crccicry , Glajsware , Lamps , Silverware
Klc. 1514 Knr.itttn bt. , New Pnxtoii IliilUllnn.
Commission nnd Storage.
RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
pcciuitl * "t-Mor , 1'1'tri Oirp'n. roultry , Ciii
11121Ioward Striot. Omaha ,
GEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
Successors to McShunc , V Hcbrocder )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaba , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBKASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Corrcv'omlcnco sollrllcd. 1011 North ICth
Street , Oninha , Neb.
Coal , Coke and Lime.
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OMAHA"BOAL , co'Kif & "LiKiE"co.
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
309 South I3th Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
jr J JOHNSON & ICO
Manufacturers of Lime ,
And shippers ut Coul , Co.ik , Cument , I'liiilcr. l.loi
Drain Tile , anil Sewer I'lpe. onlco , 2H , M. nth
til , , Omaha , Neb. Telephone HI.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Goto ,
211 South 13th fit. . Omaha. Neb.
Pry Goods ana Notions.
M. E SMTTH & cbV
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1103 and 1104 Douglas , Cor. llth St. , Omaba , Neb.
KILPATRlCK-KOCHDRYGOODSCo
Importers and Johte in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Furnishing floods. Corner llth and Hajuey
Sts. , Ooiaba , Nebraska.
furniture.
DEWEY & STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omaba , Nebraska.
PAXTON. GALLAGHER & CO. .
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
TOG , 707,709 and 711 S. 10th St. , Omaba , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
th and Lcavonworth Streets , Omaba , Nebraeke.
Harclyvflro.
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MARKS"BROS. . SADDLE"RY co ,
Wholesale Manufacturer * of
Saddlery & JohDers of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. 1IOJ , 11V. nml H07 II.-un.2y St. , Omaha ,
Nebraska.
w. J.BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Irou and Steel ,
Springs , Wa on 8tock , Hanlwaro , Lumber , Etc. 130 !
aud 1211 llarney btreet , Oiunha.
HIMEBAUGH &TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mochanlca' Tools and lluITalo Hcalcs. 1 < 0& Uouglai
btreet , Omaba , Nebraaka.
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
fth and Tlarney file. , Omaba , Neb. Western Agent
tor Austin Powder Co. , Jefferson HcelNnllj ,
Kitlrbanks Standard Scales.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREliSEN HARDWARE -
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
MetalH , Sheet Iron. etc. Agents for Howe Scales
Miami Ponder andl.ynmn Ilarbed wire ,
Umaha , Nebraska.
Hats , Caps , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. .
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods
1107 Uuraey Street , Omaba , Neb.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesal
Ut J Street and Union Faelfla Track. Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lunto , Lath , Lime , Sasb ,
Doon.Etc. Tirdi-CornrrTlh ar.d OouKtu : Coioc
Sib uud Il wla
unlAH
Lumber'
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kind ? of Lumber ,
Lithdiid California Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
f I1U.LJ W.
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
_ Corncr h ml Douglas U. . Omaha.
. HAnVEY UUMBER COTT
To Dealers Only ,
Offlcp , Nffl Vnrnam Street Omaha.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported ntiil American Portland Cement. FUt <
.Agent fur Mllwnulrc- Hydraulic Cement anil
i Oiilncr White l.hue.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Harrtwooil Lumber ,
Wood Carpet and 1'nrquet Flooring Dth and Doustai
Wlllllnory and Notions.
l. OBEnFtfuDEn .V CO. , '
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
3N 71(1 ( and 513 South llth trp t _ _
p vqm u a _ .
CANTFJELD MANUFACTURING CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans Pants , fcMUs , Klo. ItWnnd 1101 lounlas Street ,
OmntiR , ftt'li.
J. T.
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
401 and t < X > Be nth. 10th St. , Omaha.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wiolsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle Ureaso , Ktc. , Omaha. A. II. lllthop , Manager ,
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
110i Humor Ptroct , Omaha.
Office Fixtures.
Till : bIMMOSDS MANUFACTUIUNa CO.
Manufacture. of
Banfc , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantle * . MJelionnK Hook fines , Dmc Ilxtnrw.Wall
CHIP * , rnrtUlon * . llnllliiiinCounter * . Hccrnnd Wlno
Cooler * . .Mlrror.oti * . Kiielory nm' ofllce , liJUand i il
South Uth tit. , Omaha , Tulophonu 11-t.
Potato
CUMM1NGS
Wholo'alo Dc.iicr.i In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
HIS Fnrnam Street. Omaha. Neb.
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPCr ? CC. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry nnloo Mm * of Printing , Wrapplnp mid Writing
I'tfet. Special attention Elvon to cur load onlun.
Pnpor Boxes <
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. 1317 nnd 131U Douglas St.Ornahn _ _ , Nob.
_ Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL V CO. . '
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil and OU Joucs Street. Omaha.
Storage , Forwarding & Commission
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Crunch hounoot the Hcimar Himer Co. Buulcaai
wholesale und retail. 1 KM IJIOand Iol2 liard Street ,
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Omuua. Teltphuno N'o.'W.
OMAHA MANUFAGTOBBBS.
Browora.
STORZ& ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 North KlgthtccntU Stroct , Oaiabk , Neb.
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EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John I pcdotcr , Irnprlet r. W ) Dodeo and 103 and Utt
North loth Street , OmiiTi * .
Printers' Materials.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Pnlsliers ,
Rubber Goods-
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Rlannfactnrers and Dealers in Robber Good
911 Clothing aud I atUor Bcltluit. 1008 Farnftm Sir * * * .
JJaah , Doora , Eto.
M. A D1SBROV/ CO. ,
Wbolciale Manufacturer * of I
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Monition/ .
Branch Ufflcc , ISlli and Itanl Btrocta. Omaha , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash ,
Ii.'iuldlue , HtnlrWork nnd Interior llanl Wood Kl
1) . M. K. Corner 8th and I.cavouworth Btroeti ,
Omaha , ( ica.
8 ton m Fl111 rijgs JPu m pa. Etc.
A. L. STRANQ CO. ,
3tcam'A. , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Puinns , Pipe , Rite
3tP m nna Wntcr Pnppllc . TT < vinimrt > > M for'Mut.
oostCo' goods , i A ' .KM Kuriiim Bt. , Omaba.1
U. b. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Bt. , O .l .
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BROWNELL& CO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery , '
Sheet iron
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter It eon , I'rop's. Manufacturers of nil kind *
Steam Boilers , TanKs and Sheet Iron Wort
Works Foil Hi 20th and II. k M. Crouloff.
I'AVTON & . Vinill.INU IIION WORKS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Worfc
Knslncs. lira * * Work , Ooncral Foundry , Mnolilna and
Ulacksmlth W rk. OilUe itnil Works , U. 1' . Itjr.
and nth fctroct , Umaha.
OMAHA WTRE & 1RON WORKS , '
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk Ilalls , Window Guards. Flower Stands , Wlr
fluns.Ktc. 1 1 Nortli ICth StreetOmah w
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS/
Man'frsofFire&BnrglarProofSafes ' I
Faults , Jail Work , iron and Wlro fencing , Slgos , Ktc.
U , AuJiceu , 1'rou'r. Cor. lull and Jacksoa bti.
CHAMPION inON and WIRE WORKS
Iron anil Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards
and Screens , for banks , nntcci.ilores. roildences , ate.
ImproTei ] Awnlniin. I.oclnmltli Mnculnery nod
UlackimliU Worki. UJboutii 14th St.
MEACHER U WHITMORE , '
Fire and Bnr r Proof Safcsjime Loch'
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