THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8. 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
A Wild Rush for Wheat at the
Start.
f > RICE CHANGES VERY VIOLENT.
Corn Opens AVcnk lint Active OntB
( Julrt nnd lint her Dull
1'rovlnloiiH Ac-live--
CjuotatiOiiN.
CHICAGO I'HODUCn MAUKIVr.
Oct. 2. ( Special Telegram to
'Inn Urn 1 TraillnR for the tlrst ten min
utes was marked by bewildering fluctuations
In prices. The oniclnl opening was given at
H.OIM lor October , $ I.M f for December ,
JUG for May. There was 11 wild rush for
wheat at tlio start nnd in less than ten min
utes December was selling at $1 0\f ( and
May at ? 1 09 , with trader JffiMj'c above these
limits. Transactions were not largo on the
trrrillc bul c. The imce was too rapid to ad
mit of the doing of mu'-li business. Mho
tnaiket was faster than at any time yester
day. The market subsided somewhat after a
little while nnd eio long December was
quoted at $1 OC } < and May at * 1 07 until the
close. However , the market was in a hlgh'y
ovciwi ought and exoltcd state , and pilco
t'bangcseio violent. It was u historical
nmiket. It boomed or broke without scnso
or icason , nnd nobody sought explanation In
expectation of Undine out "what was the
matter " It was with a sense of iclluf that
t lie discovery was made caily that nobody
was "In trouble" who had vvc.ith-
rrcil justci day's storm. This would
have hat ? a quieting effect at
iinj other time , but to day it was n long tlmo
in ptotiuclng n scmblanru of calmness. Theio
was u general disposition on the p.irt of com
mission merchants to discoui ago trading as
much as possible until comparative quiet and
conlldemo could be restated. "Until the
trade Iliids where it stands , " as a board
U vmhcr expicssed it , "the getting of mar-
fins and posting of accounts is very essen
tial in such times ns these , and commission
merchants feel the necessity of pulling in
sail and imriowli'ff down their nslis whenever -
over possible. This Is what they aio de
voting their attention to now. " Jt was not
competition for bitbincbs but an endeavor to
curtail operations that Inspired a majoi ity of
the commission merchants to day. fc'c.ilpors
nnd door traders were active In the pit and
the bulk of operations vveio for their ac
count , except at times when the execution of
especially lariro orders forced the purchase
or sale of pinpcity on limits. The cash
market ruled heavy most of the session on
frru deliveries of cash ul.cat by Hutihlnson.
Ho sent out considerable quantities , and was
both seller mid bujcr of futuics.
Towaids the close the bull spirit
npain llameil out bcjond contiol and
( nrncd the market upon the \\nvo of
enthusiasm , December going to 51.08' ' ) , , and
May to $1 0 > * . 1'ioviouslv Decumbur had
acted as thougli it wouhl like to hug $1 07
reasonably close , but the demand was so ur
gent that it could not be kept within bounds.
The last half hour was quite as exciting as
the Hi st llftcen minutes nnd vastly more
business was done in the pit. Outsklo mar
kets arc excited , but not especially active.
'J he closing lunge wus fractionally above the
cxticmo outsulo and about ! ic below \ester-
cti\'s ! lliinl quotations. Therc vuis big tuullng
in the pit for some minutes after the bell
tapped , and the excitement did not die away
until late in the afternoon After the close
then * was ttadiug in M.tj wheat on a basis of
i wy
The opening of the corn market was active
Imtvve.ik , with consult uablo selling piessuio
Jor the piesent month. Carload inspection
showed considerable over the number ex
pected in to day , nnd the quantity inspected
out showed there must bo consulerablo ac
cumulating in store. Opening prices indi
cated near futures to bo thu weakest , and bo-
pinning at about ycsteultiy's tlcsing pnco
October and November wcie soon selling
considerable lower , October declining 6 o
nnd November the same from the opening
*
> tt llguie. The closing strength of wheat was
7 communicated to coin and in the last llftccn
minutes it advanced rapidly and made the
best tlguio ol the duy at the close.
Oats were quiet within a nairow range
tending to easiness nnd closing rather dull.
The inspection sheet rcpoitcd u total of 40. >
rars , and little disposition was show n to ex
tend business in n speculative way. Thcio
were some changes from October into longer
months , nnd also initial trading in January at
WhC. The entire line of futures exhibited
little change , with May at one time polling up
H@hvI" store lots went at " 3'du ' , with
fcamplo trading ns noted below.
The provision trade was ift'tivo nnd excited
nnd strongly bullish. The stocks returned of
1'oik and shoit ribs were smaller than ex
pected , and with continued light receipts of
imps , nnd discouraging reports fiom the In
terior about the "hog crop , " the shoits for
both near and late delivery were made to feel
very uneasy. The leaders on the bear sulo
bought f i CL'.V against their outstanding con
tracts , and In poilc , short ribs , and jear and
lanuarylnid a decided boom was witnessed ,
based on yesterday's last prices. Closings
( .honed an advance of (17' ( e on October pork ,
CMC on October laid , IWJ e on October short
libs , ! ! 0o on November poik , 5c on November
lard , -"K ° ° i ear poi k , 15c on i car and Jan
uary laid , 35o on January pork , and 17'tjc on
January short ribs. For pork , short ribs ,
nnd j ear and January lard outside prices pre
vailed at the close.
CHICAGO IIVE STOCK.
Cnicvoo , Oct. 2. [ Special Telegram to Tun
IlKi : . ] CATTUS. With 8,000 less than for the
Fame tlmo last week , U would seem to out-
nldcrs that values ought to toke a sharp up
turn , but so far this week the advance is so
light that it is barely worth mentioning.
Dining the most of the forenoon u cold and
drcaiy lain storm prevailed , which furnished
mi excuse for buyers to remain under cover
in the exchange building , so that the amount
e > f bifsincss during the forenoon was light ,
nd tiadingslow. Some salesmen that had
lock , cither natives , rangers or Texnns , that
exactly suited the Ini.vcr , could get more
fconey for the same than last week , but yet
the bulk of ordinary inn of good medium
classes has not advanced a nickel u bundled
0vcr last week's prices. Theio
was a liberal run of Toxar.s and
rangers , hcncu the ordinary run of
native cows , bulls nnd other common natives
sold about the same as last week. The
BtocUer and feeder trade Is fail ly active , with
llttlo or no change In piicu as" compared with
lost week. The receipts includedS.GOOTexas
nnd western cattle. Cholco beeves , JilOOQ
0.40 ; medium to good steers , 11150 to 1.M.O Ibs ,
to 00r ( > 75 ; I''OO to 1 ! 0 Ibs. fl 6005 ' . ' 5 ; PSU
to 12CO Ibs , M.j@t S5 ; stackers and feeders.
H.W@l.eO ) ; cows , J'.V.'SQ'J.OO ' ; wintered Tex-
BUS , J2 33(30.30. (
Hocis Demand active , with another up.
turn of lOe to l.r > o on mixed and heavy , mak
ing on advance of n strong Soc since SiUur
day. Light sorts , however , remain about
the same as last week. The demand is light
nud uncertain. The best Leivy sold at ftl.W
(30 ( 5 , a few fancy at JO 75 , and a few lots ol
barrows , nlco butcher weights , at frt.SO ®
0 85. Light sorts sold largely at $ r > .90 ( < TO 10
There was a libeial supply of Michlgar
giasscrs that sold at fO.OO@U.30.
FINANCIAL.
New YORK , Oct. 2. [ Special TolCfjrair
to TUB UnE.l STOCKS There was a weal
opening to the market this morning , and val
ues generally showed a small depreciation
AS compared with last night's close. It
early trading thcro was some feeling of hesl
tatloii , but prices gained a llttlo. Towim
noon the market became weaker and then
was some decline , Uuion Pacific , North
western and New England taking the lost
in the dovvnwaid movement , which was no
very pionouuccd , the tone again Improvini
n little. At noon the market was moder
ntcly active and linngenerally at or near thi
opening prices. It was net a day productive
pf muca Interest in the stcck market. Then
was some Improvcncnt In some stOwks at the
close , but n heavy market left quite a num
ber of stocks a llttlo below the opening
prices. St. Paul sold down to C7cbut closed at
072'c. , New England was most active and
was weak n greater pait of the lime. It
sold along toward the finish at 40Jse , but re
acted at the last to ! > 0c.
The following were the closing quotations :
Mls'outll'acillc
IX dividend.
Mover ov CAM. I'asy at I1t < < t I percent
last lonn1 ; ! per cent ; closed ofleicd at 'J per
cent.
cent.PltlME
PltlME MnitCASTlLB PAI'EH 1 (57 ( per
cent.
STCIIMVO EVCIUVOE Dull but steady nt
S-l.M'4 for sixty-day bills , fl.b" " ; for de
mand ,
CIIK voo , Oct. 2. Wheat Strong nnd
higher ; cash , flWj aslied : November ,
tl Wasked ; December , $1ISK bid , May ,
Corn Strong nnd higher ; cash nnd No
vember , l.lJie ; December ' e ; May. S'J'je. '
O.its Steady : e.ish , Ui o ; December ,
3l'io ' ; M.iv , 2'jO. ' .
Kvo .Vc.
Hai ley Nominal.
Pi line Timothy * 1 . " 0.
I'louri-l'inn nncl in some rases slightly
higher prices vxero a Urd over closing last
vvtek ; patents , fil OOoji , 11 ; Inkers' , In taiks ,
1 0 > ) wt yr , funcj , $4 K/iid 7.1 ; winter , sacks ,
M l-Odi I shbls. . . fl srxitl 10.
Dry Salt Meats Unchanged ; shoulders ,
f"sj/e ; shortolear , l"4tiU ( e ; short ribs ,
* Cl . | 'til
Hutter UnchatiRcd ; creamery , loja(32 (
! 2J c ; dairy , lltl'c. ( ( )
LjKs ( Uneluingcd : fresh noi thorn , l&J < i@
IDc.
IDc.Hides
Hides Unchanpcd ; heavy giron salted , 7(3) ( )
fc ; light preen salted , 7'tjc ; salted
Jill ) , Be ; dry Hint , tt ; damaged , 7e ; dry
calf , 7fSc ( ; branded hides 1.1 per cent oil ;
leai-ons , iJjaOo ( ) ( < uch ; dry salted , 7c.
Tallow Unuh.inRed : No. 1 , solid packed ,
4C'Z.r > K ; No. ti , 4C < $ t > 4u ; cake , Sl fer c
) er lu.
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars ,
aney , S tg c ; Hats , fe G'Jc ; Vounb'
Americas , 0a.'j ( ' } :
L-vrd Kasy , cash , 11.03 ; November , JO DO ;
lanimry , $11.10
I'ork Stiongcr ; c.i9h$13 3J' ' < ; November ,
Flax-il ! H.
\VuIsky-fl.20.
Kecnpts. Shipments.
lour. bbls 2ii,000 ir > , ( Kt )
Wheat bu U8.UOO 2.1.000
Corn.bu I2H.OOO ISl.OOO
Outs , bu. . . ' 13,000 loO.OOO
. { jc , bu . . . .
: ) , nlebu . . . .
Nrvv Vork , Oct. 2. Wheat Kcrclnts ,
)7b.r)0 ) ; exports , none ; spot market 2'4fif ' 2540
ilpher , v\ith nn artivo milling demand ; No.
J iod , il or l 07 , ' ; in elevator. $1 Ib'tfntloat ' ,
f I 0 ( t l ( ll ) f o. b ; No ! ) led. jl 00 ; No.
4 led , Hie ; uncraded rod , ikil.Hi ) > < f ; No.
1 led , nominal ; options adv.inred with Chi
capo 21hi42nfc , weio active , closing strong ;
November , * l 05' , ( < fl ( , y „ ' closing.it $1.'H ( ) ; .
Corn Receipts , lg7,20U ; exports , .ria417 ;
pot market a tiillu easier but lairl.v artivv ;
No. 2 , td c in elevator. r > l .M'4e alloat ;
.mgr.ulcd mixed , 4Ulft'ill4 ( < . options 's
)4f higher and mo < leiately uctivo and
steady , November closing at jljj'c.
Oats Hroelpts , yo,20J ; oxpoitsnono ; spot
niirket ( iiJ o lower but fairly active ;
options ' ( ( ' „ . lower but modeiately active
mil llrni : November closing at I.O' c ; No.'J
white , m fnlHo ; mixed vvestein , 2iif311'e ! ;
White vvvbtein , 2bC'f43c. '
ColTco Options opened steady and closed
firm ; sales , 01.000 bags , including October
at SliULVgUitU ; November , 512 40tnl2 OJ ;
December , Sll.70C ll ' " > ; spot Hio sttong but
juiet ; fair cargoes , iS'jt- .
Petroleum Steady , with fair tiado ;
United closed nt 'J4c.
Eggs Steady but quiet ; western 21@
Kc-
1'ork Stronger nnd more active ; mess
quoted at f 1(1 ( 2'jtl7 ( 00.
Lard Higher and strong on reduced
stocks in Chicago ; trading light ; western
steam tU.SV. options sales , October , J11.15Q
11.25 , closing at $11,25.
Hutter Quiet und about steady ; western
dairy , 12aH ( } c ; western creamery , lH@'Me.
Cheese Stiongcr ana quiet ; western , b ( <
St. IjouU , Oct. 3. Wheat Excited and
higher ; cash , 11.04 bid ; October , il 04i
bid ; November , ( l.or > > { bid.
Corn Higher ; cash , UO c : October , SSJ c ;
November , yS'i'c. '
Oats Ilighur ; cash , 23c ; November , 23 } c
bid.
bid.1'ork
1'ork Firm and higher at $10.23.
Lard HiKhcr at $10.75.
Whisky $1.14.
Huttcr Unchanged ; creamery , 18@20c ;
dairy , 15@17c.
Cincinnati. Oct. 2. Wheat Scarce and
firm ; No. 2 red , fcl.oooBl.O. .
Corn Quiet but llrni ; No. 2 mixed , 45c.
Oats Laslcr ; No. 2mixcd,20c.
Hjc firm ; No. 2 , 55) < i@50c.
Pork-Quiet ; held at 10.00.
Whisky Active and firm at $1.14.
Milwaukee , Oct. 2. Wheat Nervous ;
cash , $1.02 % ; December , J1.04X-
Corn Quiet ; No. H , 4 ( > Kc.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white , 2'Jc.
live Firm ; No. 1 , fiOJ c.
Harlcy Firm ; No. 2 , 70c.
Provisions Stronger. Pork Cash and No.
vcuibcr , $10.00.
Minneapolis , Oct. 2. Wheat The local
rcccljits were ! 1'J8 cais and S'l cars were
shipped out. Huyers wcio holding oft and
prices wcio unsettled during the tirat half ol
the session. Sonic sales of No. 2 noithcrn
were made at lj o over yesterday's pi Ices ,
but other sellers icportcd scarcely any inv
piovcnicnt. Closing quotations : No. 1 hard ,
cash and October , $1.H14' ; December , $1 11 ;
on track , $1 15J < ; No. 1 northern , cash and
October , $1 10 > s ; December , fl.lljtf ; on track ,
J1.11JNo. ; . 2 northern , cash nnd October ,
Sl.OO ; December , $1 07 f ; on track , il.07.
Kansns City , Oct. 2. Wheat Stronger ;
No. 2 red , cash , ! Hc ) bid ; November , We
bid : December , UCQOO c ; No. 2 soft , t.uh ,
WKcasked ; November , l 2c asked.
Corn Dull ; No. 2 , cash , ! ! 0c bid ; May ,
iSOJfe bid ; No. 2 white , cash , OJc Did.
Oatb No. 2 , May , 21 > c bid , 24 o asked.
MVI : srocii.
Oct. 1. The Drovers' Jour
nal reuot ts as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 8,000 ; shipments 3,000 ;
beeves , SdOO ® 1.40 ; stccrsW25it.1.2.1 ( ; stock-
crs and fccdeis , i2.0C@3 10 ; cows , bulls am !
mixed , $1.4'J(4300 ' ( ; Texas cattle , * 1.73 < 3393j
western rangeis , t2 2o ( . ' 4.20.
Hogs Hcceipts , 11,000 ; market strong ;
lOo higher ; mixed , $0 OQ&Q 55 ; heavy , $ ( ' . 15Q
O.b0 ; light. t5.S5g0.2 : . ; skips , $ J.75@1.45.
Sheep Receipts. 7,000 ; uiaiket slow ;
5@10e lower ; natives , fJ 7.1 ( < r3.yo ; westerns ,
ttLOC 'J.ljS ; Tcxaus , $3.10 3.40 ; lambs , $ l.0 ( .
( 5.10.
The Drovers' Journal's cablegram fiou
London quotes a heavy supply of cattle ; do
mnnd weak but prices steady ut 12)io per It
estimated dead \ \ eight.
Kansas City , Oct. 2. Cattle Receipts.
5,831 ; shipments , 4,140 ; market strong anil
active ; dressed bcof and shipping steers 10c
higher ; grass range , strong to 6@lOe higher :
cows , active and best lOo higher , common
steady : stackers and feeding stecis , active
and lOc higher , good to choice corn-fed , $5 ' 2\
( j5.70 ' : common to medium , $ .1.2.1(34.1)0 ( :
stackers and feeding steers , tl.60 ( < fi ; .10 :
grass rnngo steers , $1.75(33.30 ( ; common , $1.2 ;
( 2.75.
Hops Receipts , 7,174 ; shipments , OS2
market strong and active and 5 { < J10c higher
good to choice , (0.10(0,0.20 ( : common to mo
dlum , $5 23@0.00 ; skips and pigs , f3.00@,1 00
National Stock Yardn. Kant fit
Lou In. Oct. 2. Cattle Receipts , 3,410
shipments , I,0b5 ; market stronger ; choici
heavy natlvosteers , IS.OCKtfS 03 ; fair to gooi
native steers , $4.40(3500 ( ; butchers' steers
medium to choice , $ . ) .20420 ; stackers am
feeder * , fair to good , $ -.00iJJ.W ( ; ; rangers
corn-fed , t3.1CX34.'W ; crass-fed , $2.00@3.15.
Hogs Receipts. 2,025 ; shipments , 800
market 10@ . 0o higher ; choice heavy one
butchers' selections , CMO(30.60 ( ; packing
medium to prime , $ .lOJ0.40j ( ) lipht grades
ordinary to best , $5.y030.15.
Opening of bonnets nnd hnts tomorrow
row ut BUbs' , 1SH Douglas bt.
O.MAI1A STOOli.
Cattle.
Tuesday , Oct. 2 , IS S.
The market was stronger to day nnd it
vault ] bo safe to quote desirable beef cattle
( a lOc higher. The feeder market was more i
ctlvo and u peed many head changed hands.
ho prices paid ranged fiotn ? J bO ( < ! 3 80.
irinolpalli from $ . ' W. > 'n.100. ' The sales of
iiitehcrs' stock weio not hoavv , but n packer
aid ? ) 50 for some good western cows.
The receipts were heavy and the market
trong and active , the hogs being all sold
arly In the morning. The tiado opened
about steady nnd closed BWlOe higher , but
vns rather uneven. Two good loads sold as
ilgh as tJi 21 but there was not a prime load
of barrows in the jards.
Slnup.
The receipts were libeial and the demand ,
) oth local and shipping , was good. A shipper
paid M.OO for some b7-lb Colorado ewes.
Monthly btiitoment.
The following is the ollleiil statement of
the receipts and shipments of live stock at
this market during the month of September ,
IbbS :
Ijivo Stock Notes ,
New Vork sorts sold nt $5 85.
P. T. Clark , Ilcd Oak , was looking over
the yards.
A. M. Nowbcrry , of Panama , Iowa , came
in with hogs.
Woodgnto & Co. , Ithaca , sold a load of 273-
lbhogsat.25. )
Abe Russell , with U. Stillborn & Co. , Chi-
igo , are here.
J. A. Plnkcrman , O'Neill , was at the yards
with three loads of cattle.
Henry Koch , of Colby & Co. , came In from
Hauipton with a car of bogs.
John F. Cook , with Armour & Co. , Chicago
cage , was a visitor at the yards.
William and Charles Jackson , of Creston ,
la. , vvero looking over the market.
Harry Platt and William Jackson vvero
among the visitors at the yards from Chi
cago.
cago.Mr.
Mr. Shields , the well known hog bujei' ,
has returned from a trip to his old homo at
St. Louis. _
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAUKET8.
Produce , Fruits , Etc.
Commission men arc kept pretty busy
handling their rocoii U. rlour 1 * very stiff
uiul advancing , \\inpothy with wheat.
Hog products continue Hiigii and u stiff , ml-
vnnclng market is loqUeJ for.
lli'Ttnu rancy , soilJvpnekcil creauieiv , 13
@ 'J.k ; choice country ! l y < * We ; common
grades. HVcl lite.
KooStnctlV Ireph. C lfeeandlcd.
CiLtroiivuOlHI'K- ) Jli'.Vufl.oO per case.
CoxcoiiD Oit.U'Es ; xguc ) ( ) per 1U 11) )
basket.
l > nACHns-Cullfornlal.OO' , < Tt 50 per box :
Ml l-hlir.ni , 6'Jot.OO iicrbiMtet.
MlJUViVAS
JUViVAS Uominon , tl.fiOW'i 23 per bunch ;
choice , S-J.WciJ.f.0.
LFMONS 00i.rO ( per case.
Out MILSi7.UliM ( ( ( HI per box.
CiNiri.orrs lKjTr ( j ) > cr dozen.
I'M MS WKSlTBc per bu.
POTITOCS ! Uy GOo per bushel.
Swrr.r I'OTVTOIS . _ sOoperbu.
PofLTiiT No dressed' fowl in the market ;
live chickens , flOO@3.50 per doz. ; spring
chickens , SJ.Oii.lii. ) (
TOVIATOES v'Oi'Citl.OO ' per bu.
WATr.iiMr.t oss J5 OOW10.00 per 100.
Pr.ins California ? 3.00n3.50 per bu bo\ ;
Southern , 75 per ) bu.
Cn.rnv iMigyOi1 nor dozen.
Koo PUNT 7B'nl ( H ) per do/en.
Os'iovs .Vil7.1c per bu.
AITI vs ? J.OOi.ii 1.00 per bbl.
Uiunu'i'l.l s 75c pcfimshel.
CHIRK Michigan , $4 50@il.BO tier bbl 32
gals ; Califoi nln pear eider , § 15 00 per bbl.
Pol1 CHUN Uico. 3 if U" common , 2vif3e.
( jAUUOTS filli : per bushel.
Hr INS Choice eastern handpli-ked navies ,
$ J.OO per bushel ; westeiu hand picked
naves , $ ! .7.lr I.Hi ! ; mediums , J1.50itl ( do.
Lima beans 5c nor poun ! .
HAV 1. o. o. cars. No. 1 Jplaud , * j.OO ; No.
2 upland , SI 00.
HlUN 10BO@11.00.
Cnorrni ) Fi ii > ? 14 OOdtlfi 00 per ton.
VIM ( uii Cider , 10ylSo ( per ial. White
Wine , 10tii20e per gill.
CUANIII iiiiii---$7.)0ijin.00 ( ) lCr ) bbl.
PKOVI-IONS Hams , No. 1. 12'4c ; No. ja
11'jC ' ! shoulders , b 4o ; rib bacon , 12c ;
clear baton , KWi I'lenic ' hums. ( HjC ; dikd
beef hams , ( ; ' . dry salted ilcais , shoit ,
' . shoit UV shoit ribs ' .I'-
lO'.c ; p < tra , ; , , ! ;
pickled pigs feet , 1.1-lb kits , bOc ; lard , 11' ' . , ®
12c , smolu'd sausage , G-e ( per Ib ; hog cas
ings , 17i ? IV.
Ki/ii u-Nebraska patents , j,1 OOfrTii 00 ;
Mlnnesoti patents , * 50)V' ) ( > GO ; Mi night
grades , $1 00ij.1.00 ( ; baiters' Hour , H.OOijM ( 50
per bairel.
Greens Mst.
Revised prices me as follows :
BAI.HISO Stalk A , seamless , 22e ; Amos-
keag , seamless. 17'jC ; Lewiston A , seamless ,
lOc ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , I
toObn , IKglli1 ; gur.nies , single , 13o ; gun
nies , double , 20c ; wool sacks , 35c. Twines-
Flax , 3se ; extra sail , 20y.Jlc sail H , lii.20c ! ) ( ;
lotion. 21e ; jute , 11V.
COFHUS Mocha , 21@2Gc ; Hio , good , 1W (
17e ; Mandahlimr , 2i > ( it.je ! ; rousting Uio , IKdj
IGi1 , O. G. Java , 24it-ic ( ! ! ; Java , inteiior. Uiftd
"
25c : Kio. tancy , IGn-HV1 ; bantos and Mara"-
eaibo. 17dil'Jc. ' At buckles. ' . ) '
SUOAU Granulated , Sj c ; conf. A , 80 ;
white extra C , 7'o ; extra C , 7,4 e ; jcllow
C , 7c ; povvdcicd , le : cubes , Do.
HONKT li'Oil-c for one poitntl frames ;
strained honey. Oitl u pjr pound.
HntswAX ChoiLO yellow , 2022 > c ; dark
coloiotl , llliUllc.
Cncc- : S'oung America , full crram ,
10 ( < tllc ; full cream cheddais , O' ' raKKfull ;
11 earn Hats , li'ji' ; good to choieo skimmed
chcddnrs , 7' .c : skimmed Hats , b } e.
Pirui.ci Medium , in bbls , $ .11) ; dn In half
bbls , $ .1.00 ; small , in bbls , SO.rO ; do in half
bbls , ? . ! 7.1 ; gherkins , lu bbls.ts 0' ' ; do in half
bbls S-I.5U '
TOIIAC < o Plug , lTC.1c ; smoking , ] GLtUOc. (
Jm.i ILS Jl 2.1 per ,10-lb pail.
SALT fl.HOm/l.a.lpur / bbl.
HOPK 7-10. 11 , C (
Mu'i.n SL'CIAII MncUs , HiJi2c ( : per lt > ;
penny cakes , 12Qll Jc. per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , < 1.00 per gat.
TI-A" i oung Hvson , common to fair , ISii ( )
21e ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , JiOiK.lle ;
Gunpouder , commnn to good , 2J tJ1o ; Gun-
iwwder , choice to fancy , lOtjZGIe ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15T52.'i ( Japan , choicj to
fuiic.V , 3'ii4.1c ' ( ; Oolong , common to good , 2.1 ( < j )
3.1c ; Oolong , choice to fancv , BOit'Oc ; Imper-
i il , common to metlium , 25df.C(0 ; lmiicrl.il ,
good to fancv. 40-f50c '
Mirs Almonds , i5W17c ( ; filberts , llS12c ( ;
Hr.uil , U.alOc ; walnuts. 1-c ; pecans , 10iSllo ( ;
peanuts. BCitru. ' "
UKACICKIIS SMlOppoflb ; assorted cakes , 7
& 21C perlb , as per'list '
LIIIII w n iiuiTS fiesjin boxes , per ib , 13
ICc ; dates , in boxes , 7@10c ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per box , S50i3.7.1 ! ( ; Malaga
lee o raisins , f-J.30 2.50 ; now Valen
cia raisins , per Ib , 8 ( < g c ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels. Per box. $1. 0.
pitted ebonies , per Ib. 20 ( < j2lo ; Califor
nia pitted plums , per Ib , 12i ( 13e ;
dried blnckben ics , per ID , S' ( inc ; dried
rasnbeirics , per Ib. 2liC24c ; evaporated ap
ples , 8J ( ifl4c ; Cnlifornln sun dried
peaches , Uo ; Califoinni unuarcd evaporated
peaches , 15ffilso ( : evaporated California
apricots , 1'Jc ; Xanteomrrants , OV To'c ; Turk
ish prunes , 4 C 44C ; citron , 22ii21c ; orange
peel , 15o ; lemon peel , lOo.
Fisn. Holland Herring , S5cftnOe. ( per keg ,
White Fish , yt bbls. No. l.JOOO , Family
$ .1.75 : Trout. No. 1. $550 : Mackeiol , < bbls.
No. 1 Shote , $15.1'0 ' , Largo Family , $10,10 ;
Labrador Herring , $1.50 ; Columbia Kiver
Salmon , $17.00 per bbl
CoiiFisn Per Ib , whole. Oc ; bricks and
sti ips , 7@Sc.
CAVIIV Mixed. 8 ( ) l3c ; stick , S S'.l'aC ' ;
rock candy , 10J < ( § 13cjfancy candy. 7te2sc.
Dry Goods.
Uib White , lOo ; colored ,
"UATTS Standard , Sc ; Gem lOc ; Beauty ,
12Kc ; Hoono , 14c ; H , cased , $ t5 Bu.
13'3c : Swift Hlver. 8c ; Thorndiko OO , SVc ;
Thorndiko Kl \ % ytcThorndiko \ 120 , ll'/o ' ;
Thorndiko AX , 15C ; Cordis No. 5 , % ;
Cordis No. 4. lie.
oz ,
Jaffrev"
Heaver . .
lie ; Heaver Crock CC. IDc.
KcvrucKi Jutss.Memorial , 1'c ; Dakota
ISe ; Durham , 27Kc ; Hoi elites , isc ; Learning ,
ington , 2JKi' ! Cuttswold , 27'io.
Ciits.il. Stevens' H , ( ic ; Stevens' B
bleached , 7e ; Stevens' A , 7' < ; e ; Stevens A'
bleached , bWo ; Stevens' P. b'-fje ' ; Stevens'
P , bleached , 'J1 ' , e ; Stevens' N , U tr. Stevens'
N , bleached. 10' c ; Stevens. SIU , 12 } < e
Aliscri.i.tNEOL's. Taoio uu ciotn , J3.50 ;
plain Holland , il'ic ; Undo Holland , 12'fc. '
Hrown sheeting Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 > .jO ; At
lantic II , 4-4 , 7'/o ' ; Atlantio L ) , 4-4 , GVc ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , ( ie ; Aurora LL , 4-4. lie ; Aurora
C , 4-J.4V Crown XXX , 1-4 , OJ/e ; Hoosier
LL , 4Oc ; Indian Head , 4 , 7c ; Law-
rencoLL , 4-4 , Oc ; O.d Dominion , 4-4 , r.'gc ;
Pcppcroll It , 4-4 , 7c ; Popperell O , 4-4 , OJfc ;
Pcppcrell. 8-4 , 185c ; Peppercll,9-4'Jlc ; Pcp
pcroll , 10 4,2c ; UticaC , 41 1J c ; Waehusett ,
1-1 , "tj'c ; Aurora K , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora B , 1 4 ,
°
UUCKVest Po mt ! 7J in , 8 or , lOKc ;
West Point 23 in. 10 oz , 13c ; West Point
M in , 12 or. 15c ; West Point 40 in , 11 o ? , llic.
FLivvni.s-UedxC , 24 in. ISJ ; tl , 24 in ,
2lc ; G G , 24 in , 18c ; IIA l2Jc , - J U F , ,
PIIISTS Pink and Jlob.es Uichmona , L , . _ ,
Allen , Oc ; Hiverpomt. Be ; Steel Ulver , O'jc ;
JJlchmond , OjcPnuili ; 0) ) c.
PIU.NTS Dress Chatter Oak , 5'4'c ' ;
Knmapo , 4J < c ; Ixjdl , 54e ! ; Allen , Oo ; Kich-
mend , Gc ; Windsor , O' c ; Kddystone , G c ;
PaclliiGKu . ' _
Bir.AriiEn SIIEBTIXQ Berkeley cambric
No. 00. OJ < c ; Hest iYet.4-4. G c ; butter cloth
Oo , 4140 ; Cabot , 7f o ; Farwoll half bleached
8Ve ; Truit of. , l-aom , OJjc : Greene
Q , 'Go ; nope , T'/j1 King pjd'ii. . cam-
brie , lie. Lonsdalo cambrn , H' J ;
Lonsdalc. Do ; New York mills , lOUo ;
Pepperell , 42-ln , lie ; Poppercll , 40-In I2e ;
Pepperoll , C-4 , 1I'C ; Poitporell , 84 , 21o ; Pcp-
pcroll , 04 , 23o ; Pcppwll. 104 , 25o ; Canton
4-4 , 8 > 4e ; Triumph , Oo ; Wainsutta , lie ; Val-
lev , 6c.
FLASXELS. Plaid -naftsmen,20c ; Goshen ,
S2Kc ; Clear Lake , Ui } } < c ; Iron Mountain ,
*
FLANNELS White G ILNo. 2 , % . 2JKc ; Q
H , No. 1 , X , 35Kc : U H , No. 2 , ) ( 'Jfo\ \
H. No. 1 , * / ; 30c ; ciuecheo No.f. \ . 42e.
GINGHAM 1'lunncttchocks , 7 ojVhlttcn -
ton , TKc ; York , 7Ke ; Normandi nress ,
8ifc : Calcutta dress. 8Kc ; Whittonton dress ,
&Ko ; Kenfrow dress , 8K@12jo. ]
CAMIIIIICS Slater , Stfc ; Woods , 5/o ! :
Standard , fitfc ; Peacock , BJ c.
PHI.NTS IN moo IJLUB Arnold , OKo ; Amer
ican , G.fc ) : Gloucester , G'/c ; Arnold C long
cloth , 9 ; Arnold H long cloth , I0f ; Arnold
Gold Seal. Wt Stletel A , 12 ; Windsor Gold
Ticket , lok.
Drugs anil Cliemlcnla.
MISCELLANEOUS-Sulph. acid , IXo ; cltrio
acid , COc ; tartarlo Wobal. . copavin , 68c ;
boiax , lOo ; chloroform , 47 > % ; glycerine , SOo ;
gum A i able , select , ? 1 00. gum camphor. SOo ;
gum opium , f'l 15 ; MIph. ! morphia , t..Gj ;
bromide potassium , 42c.
Oii.i-Cnrbon , li > 0 lOo , headlight , 175
14Vs gasoline , 74 ° 12'ji1 ; West Viiglithi
summer , lie ; icra , 17o ; No. 1 golden machine -
chine , ISC ! extra W. S lard , b-'e ; No I lard ,
40e ; turpentine , 4so , linseed raw , Wo ;
bolted , BGo.
QUMSK P , X W- , per o55c ; Gciman ,
per oz , 42e.
lionthct1.
Hemlock sole , l-w. e per Ib ; oak sole , .01(3 (
34c per Ib ; oak harness , 2scil0o ! per Ib ; selec
ted oak and tiace , UJe per Ib ; oak and hemlocK -
locK upper , 20(11220 ( per foot. Hemlock calf
Bkln , No. 1 , bOytiiOo per Ib , according to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , yOejHl ( oo per
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , e\tia , $1.0001 10
porlb ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , G0i(70e ( ( per
Ib. oak kip skin , No1 1 , 70 uMH1 per Ib ; Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , MKil'.HV ' perlb Pieneh
calf skins , ( accordlnirto weight andqliiility ) ,
tl * ( } 7.1 IH.T Ib ; French kip skins , do , 80cC'5
$1.10 perlb. L'oidovnn , mssett , Ibc , satin
lir.lsh. SOe per foot , welt leather , fI.BOjf I " "J
1 cr side ; moroccos , ( pebblogoat ) , 20M.IOC
per foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 2.1it.JOc ( per
toot , glove calf skins , 20 ( < iHOc per foot ;
Douglas kid , 'lOdJIOi1 per foot ; kangaroo
skins , IOiMOc ( per foot , according to quality.
Toppings , fSOOdMOOJ per dozen , linings ,
$5 OOrtIO.00 P > r dozen ; upton skins , flO.OJvi $
12.00 per dozen.
MclalH nnil Tinners' Stock.
Hloi-k tin , small pig $ .2S
Hloik tin. bar 'l '
Copper , planished boiler si/cs 34
( . 'opper , cold lolled 31
Copper , sheathing U )
Copper , pltts 3) )
Cojipor , Hats 31
Gnlvani/cd sheet lion , Jliniata BO , 10
and 5 per rent discount
Patent planished iron , No. 21 to 27 , A .11K
Patent planished iron , No. 21 to .7 , H .01 Yt
Keening , 1C , ll\20 515
Keening , IX , 1K20 (1.1)J ( )
Hoofllng , 1C , 20\'s ' 10 21
Keening , IX. ' 'Ov.'b 1.1.7.1
Sheet iron , No 2G 340
Sheet iron , No. ' . ' " 3 W )
Solder , host Ill
Solder , No 1 II
Tin plate , 1C , HM4 075
Tin plate , IX , lOxli b 7. .
Steel nulls , base , per keg 2.15
Steel wire mills , base , per keg 2 M
.II SK Machine castings , $12 00i(13 ( IX ) ;
stove plates , S7.OOi7S.00 ; wtought iion00ii8
10 00 ; bones , drv. f5 00 ; steel , M 00 per ton ;
copper. $ * .00'itll 00 ; brass , * 4 ( KHuS.oO ; 7inc ,
$ i.HOii3M ( ( ) ; solid lead , SJMii300 ( ( ( ; tea lead ,
W 00 < j'i.BO ; rubber , $250 300 ; mixed rags ,
Sl.lUQfl 13 perevv
Ijiiinbor.
Fust nnd second clear , ijS,2 ( In S19 00@51 00
I'll bland second clear , l O'l'j
in i" O0i ( < ro oo
Third ilea'IV I12 In * ' 00 ( 4(5 ( IK )
Aheleet , I > 4nll4 ( in 37 OOfcWJ 00
H select , 1 4(11 IK In 31 00a37 { 00
A stouk boanls , I2i'10 ( feet , 12 in 4G 00
H stock boaids , 12QJ1G feet , 12 in 41 ( H )
C stock boai ds , 12 ( 10 feet , 12 In 30 00
1) stock boauls , 12nlG ( feet , 12 in 2.1 00
Flooi ing , lirst common , G in 3400
Flooring , second common , Gin 32 ( X )
Select fencing lloormg I ! ) 00
Siding , lirbt and second clear , 14 ( 10 ft 21 00
Siding , Hi st common , 1G feet 2J 00
Siding , second common . " . . .I1. ) ( HI
Common boards 10 00
No. 2 boards , nil lengths 14 BO
Fencing No 1,12 ( 20 feet 10 BO
Fencing No. 2 , U , Hand Ib feet IB .10
Joists and scantling , 2x4 , 14uHG leet . . .Ill ( H )
Timber , 4x4 , 8xs , 12i Id feet 17 00
Pickets , fust iough , good 15 ( XS > lb 00
PicketSjfancy head and dressedselected.2.1 00
Warner's hog Cabin Heincdies old-
fashioned , simple compounds , u-od in
the dnj t > of our hardy forefathi'is , uro
"old-timers" "old roliahlo. "
- bust . They
compile a "xitrsajirilln , " hops and
hui'hii remedy , " "cough and consump
tion remedy , " hair tonic , " "extinct"
for external anil internal use , "plas
ters , " "robo cream , " for catarrh , and
"liver i > ills.M They are put up by H.
TI. Warner & Co. , inonriotors of YVar-
ncr's S.ifo remedies , und promiho to
equal the standard value of UIOMJ gieal
lirep.irations. All druggists keep them.
Instruments Plnccd oil Itccoril Dur
ing VcHtordny.
Colin and Wasmer to Sonnciiicholn nnd
Valentine , lot 1 , blk. U , Orununuicy park ,
vd. . . * MX )
C ! VV .shields and wife to IIM founsma1 ! ,
lot ( I , blk : . ' , SliuU'Miidd , vd . . . 110
l.Schroi-dor , tiiHtco , to \ , Helslur , lot 10 ,
blk 7 and lot li ( , blk 12. Ilrown park , \v d 700
M A I'pcon und husband to A I' Miller , lot
10 , blk u , S H HogcrH'add.vvd. . . . 0.000
OMimssen to S l.ar an , lot 4 , WoUlet's
place , w d . 400
J V Itltchart and v\ifo to DCUean , u 'i lot
n , lilk W , H Omaha , vv d . U.OUO
C I. Niundeis to A Cnoiloll , lot . " . ' , blk . \ ,
Kanndirs i Iliiiiobaugh's add , \ \ d . . 750
G U Darker and wile to.I M llnnca , lot-I ,
lilk 3 , Milliard Hill , vvd . . . 000
O II lloirgs and wife to 1. Oant , lotU" ' , blk
: , ( I H Hoggs' add , \ > d . . . 1W
J W Cilllltli , trustee , tulllt Aivhor , lotsII
and 11 , blk S , lot I'l ' , blk 7 , and lot ) , hlk
H , Ilakei plan1. vd ] , T5
C VV Smith to I ) 1' Spoonu ' 2 lot H , ( Use's
add , i [ c d. . 1
South Omaha Land Co to A CurtH , lots ,
blk 114 , Somalia , vvd 510
I'nlon block Vauls Co to ,1 r Itaiishar ,
lots 1 and i. blk 10 , 1st add to fcouth
Omaha , w d . . . . . .000
J I'lind il Itmishai lo tt Drafer , lots 1 and
2 , lilk in , 1st add to South Omaha , vv d . 1 500
G VI lilt IICOCK and wife to VI l.lgntlor ,
lot H , Dlk 1) ) , Hitchcock's Ht add. vv d . 475
J I ! .Moiurlor and vvlfotn M lllgutler , ; w
ft of vv W n of lot .1 , and n tfj ft of lot 7 ,
Ink I , I'opr plai'i1 , vv d . . 3,000
S II AwlPi > on and w Ife to V | Elguttor , lot
11 , lilk 4 , Central paik , vv d J.TOO
VV ( I AlbilL'ht and wife to I' \\ied.lot
11 , blk. ! , ilnttliews'sul ) . vvd . GOO
W N llievcb toKCai'on , undl\ld-d'j of a
't ot hw I-14-1H , q cd 4CO
Win I. Mi CIKIIB to J S McCormlck , lot ,
Ciitalpa's"d add , w d goo
Win Ij.MrC.igiii1 to J 8 .Mct'oimlck , lot 7
CatalpaKd add , vv d . . . 800
Chas Curliett and wlfo to J A. f.ovgieun.
lot . blk 7 , Walnut Hill , w d . . . . . MO
John Johnson and vvlfo to N J Young , lots
Kt and 1) ) , blk J2 , Albiiglu's ( holce , w d. 300
( ! C lloldilo and wile t ) Iiroxi'l A. Fall , lot
7 , blk I. outh i\ohango : J'hue , wd . , 600
VVm McMusti'is and \\ltu to i ; L 1'ice , lot
C , lilk 2 , O'Null'R sill ) , vvd . . . . 4,000
M Spi'IImun and linsbunil to K Wear.
houthSi ti-et lot 7 , blkU.Aimstrong's 1st
add , w d.
i : II Ioomls and himband to QH Scow ,
lot H. Oak Hill.v * d
Anna Wilson to Oll\o llianih , south half
lot fi. bikini , Omaha , vvd
J II Allebut , Jr. to V 11 ( Jalllgan , north
half lot 1 , blk Omaha , w d
Twenty nine transfers
lllKANCIf OITICi : .
JOHN M. SHAW & CO.
i
Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds ,
MarRin Transactions a Specialty.
JOHNSON \ ( . 'HIHSTIAN , ManaKers.
Ifi IJOAKO 01XHAD1J , - OMAHA.
Members of tne Chicago Hoard of Trade I'rlv-
ate vv lieto Cliicugo und New York.
SIIAI.KI ) 1'roposnU will DO iccdvcil at the
olllceof the county Clerk , Dont-lns county
until o'clock p m. , October aril , IMS , for mov
ing 10.COO yards of earth , moro or less , In grad
ing roiul on Main Htreet , I'lorenco , nonh ot
1'urkor s House1. Cortltled check of ( .uo to nc-
company each bid. Tim board icsetves the light
to i eject any and nil bids
lly older of Hoard ot Commissioners.
M. 1) . HOCIIK , County Clork.
Omaha , Neb , Sept. ii'.thfM. .
eto-o.1 eomto-o. )
PEERLESS DIES * ? ? - - *
I.IMl.MEII. KP.mniUlV. J , D.III.ANCIIAIUI
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
.ORlMER.WESTERFIELpas MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
Itoora li , Eicbiniie nulUtliiK , Union Block Tarda.
boutti Oiuubn , N b ,
ALEXANDER & FITCH ]
Commision Dealers in Live Sock ,
Soom22 , Oppoilie Eichanse Building , Uolou Block
T rdi , Boiuh Onmtim , Net ) .
" *
UNMON STOCM YARDS CO. ,
Of Omana , Limited ,
. Coid. ui rtaUiulCBL
ABrToiiTTnra"i implements ,
' "CHUHCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
Carriage * and llu lo , .Ic io * " | rrrtbtl r cuVlbiinU
llHli , litiiMin
METCVVLF CO. ,
AiicultiiralImilementsJWapiislCarriage )
\\att \ Ics. r.tP. Wtioloul * . Omiiba.yfbrii > k
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN.
VMioIllalc DtRlrm In
Aaricultural Inmlements , Wagons & Bnggies
Ml , OKI , art and IV ? Jouci Sltffl.Umnha. _
P. P. MAST & CO7.
Mannfacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seete ,
Culllrntpri Inr ! Itakiti. Cider Mlll anil I.ut'nn I'ul-
tcrlicri Cor Illli nil Mclinlas Mri'i > l .
t
CO. ,
- VVhotemOe
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
iv.rnrr lllli inrt Mchol Mri'ft
OMAHA mUSCII.
J. F. SEIBERLING A. CO. ,
Akion , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery anil Binder Twine ,
VV K MoaJ , Mutineer uuioirri n < rlh M Ornnlia
MOLINEMILUulN&STODDARDCo
M nuf ictunrsRnd.lobbrrt In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Plli nn t PiKlllc street ; , Onmbn , Nob.
Artists' Motorialo.
" A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
ISH louitlH § Mrecl , Oniah * .
Bookaollors nnd Stationers.
H. M. & S. VV. JONES7
Succos o lo A T. Krnjon A \VliolisilcA Rctnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Unc Weildlne Sta'lniirrr , ( OIIIIIH iclul Slatlonery
I5.r ! DouKlasyiicpt Onmlin , Ni'b.
Boots and Shoos.
KIRKENOALL. JONES & CO. ,
( MiiCPMura lo llfpil , Junes A to )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
W. V. MORSE li CO. .
Johhers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103 1103 Doukla' btOmilin ManufactorjSum
mer vl llislon.
CoffOOB , SplCOB , KtC >
' ' " "
' CLARKE COFFEE CO.T'
Omalm Coffee anil fplec Mills.
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Flavoring Kulroctf. l.nundrr lllue. Inks , Ktc. llll
Uli.llHnitfTlrpot. . Dnnhtt. Nelirmka
Crockery and Glassware
" "
W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent for Ihc Munufaclurcrs und Imporlets of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc Office. 11 ? S nib M , Onintia , Npbrmia.
PERKINS , CATCH &LAUMAN.
luiuorior'niul lolbersof
Crccker/ / , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc. Iil4 I iirnxm ' I , New 1'axton Building.
Commlaolon and Storage.
RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
' perloitl'1" " < lcr r > r 1 hs-r-r I'lullry , flame ,
. ( ) mah .
CEO. SCHROEDER ti CO. ,
Successors lo McMianc A trbronler )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Ouinbn , Nuliratka.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS.
VMioloalo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Correspondence ollcllei1. I0l ! Norlb IClb
Mn'ot.diiuihn , Set.
Coal , Coke and Llmo.
oSfAHA COAL COKE & LlMfE'cO.
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
20D South 13lh Slrpcl , Omitm , Ncbrailin.
J. J. JOHNSON & [ CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Lime ,
AndMilnpprs "I luul , coak , C'euit'iic , l'ii | tcr , [ , lm
Drain Tile , and bewcr 1'liic. Orllci ) , 218. S. 13tU
tit , Uniubu , Nell. Telephone' ell.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
! 11 Sou til 13th Kt. Omaha. Nob.
Dry Copda nna Notions.
"
M. E SIvTlTH & CO . ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102and 1104 nouglai.Cor. llth Kt , Omaha. Neb.
KILPATRfcK-T < OcTTDRY GO6DS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GcodsNotions ,
Gtnts' rutulihlriK ( looli. Corner llth and liunoj
bts , Ouinha. Ntbratka.
Furniture.
DEVA/EY" &
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
J aruam Street. Omaha. Nebraika.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Fnrnitiirir
Omaha. Nebraska.
Crocorios.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER Ac c67T
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705 , 707.700 and 711 S. 10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY"i CO
Wholesale Grocers ,
t Hi and T.cavenworth Slrects. Omitlm , Nobrstka.
Hardware.
MARKS BROS. SADCMLERY Uo7 "
Wliolesala Manufacturer * of
Saflfllery& Job'Deraof Saddlery Hardware
And I-callier. KOJ , K0.1 nnl 1407 llurtcjr BL , Oaiaba ,
Hardwaro.
.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spun , . . W ° ' - ' ' - EtC"
HIMEBAUGH A TAYLOR ,
Builders1 Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanic * ' Tools nnd IltilTalo Pralci. 1405 Douulm
_ btrefat. UniKha , NcLraika. _
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO7
Wholesale Hardware ,
-CUi and Harrier Sli , Omaha , Neb. VVcitrrn Aetnti
Jor Austin Powder Co , Jefferson Meel Nallr ,
Fairbanks btandaid Hculcs.
LEE.CLA KE N.DRE EN HARD-
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate.
Mctnla , btieet lion , etc. AKcnts for Howe Scales ,
Miami Powder and l.ymun limbed
Oinuliu , Nebraska.
Hats , Caps , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE St CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Good *
1107 Ilarner Btrc'tt , Omaha , Neb.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
18UB ettaud Union Pacific Track , Omaba.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Ioci , KU. y fdCorn r Uh and Dvufflai ,
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Lumber
C. N UILT2.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
ISIharul California btrcets , Omaha , Nctirn < ka.
I' H L. L/
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Eta , Elc ,
Corner fihnml u .Om h . \
r."vv. HAUVCY LUMDER co. .
To Dealers Only ,
p. 1103 Kiirnnm Plrot't Oniih (
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Liniibcr , Etc ,
Imported nni ) Amcrlcitn I'orllnnil Cement FUti
Agent for .Mil itiikn < Uyilrnulle Lrmrnl anil
r Whllo I I mo.
CHAS. R.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
WopJ Car ; el nnJ rurqurl 1 loorlnStu niul IKuiglm
Milllnory nnd NotloriH.
I. OUERFELDEH \ CO. .
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
ax ? IHmiiHH * niithllth'-lrri > l
Ovornlla. _ _ _
CANFIELD MANUFAOTURINO CO. ,
Maniiractiirers of Overalls ,
Jcant Pants , biiltti , > tr IUl2nml 1101 Douula : Street ,
cmmhn. iu'li
_ Notions _
I J. T. RO FNSON "NOTION co. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
IVt nnil 4a > K ( lli lOtli , x | Omnha
Ola. ! _
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axla Create , KtcOmab . A II lllrhnp Malinger ,
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
11DJ llnrncj fctrcel , Omaha.
J . Office Fixtures. . _ ,
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HIE bIMMONDS MAM KArrUUtNo"c5T-
Mnniifiutur. ' . ' of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
MantU" M1i > bo nl . Hook CIIHPS , Drug HnlurovWaH
l'av > I'Mttiluin' llallliik' .l iiuntur * . llivranil Wlim
( oolnr . Mlrrum oil I intury unt' ollliv , 17JU ima liJ *
bonlli 13lb St , OiuuUn 'Iclopliono 1KI.
Paints nnd
ft. NEILSON ,
Whole nlfl Icnlor ) < ln
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
. HIS F.iruam ' ttot t. OinBha.Ncb.
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_ _ Paper. _ .
CARPENTER P APCR cb. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
c'trry a nlco ntntk of Printing , Wrappinu unit Writing
1'M sr. Special nttentton ElTon to car load unlcrt ,
Paper Boxos-
JOHN L. WILKTE '
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Non 1117 rtinl 1319 Douiiliis bl. , Omuba , Neb.
Soods.
"PHIL. ST'IMMCL \ co
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
fill and OU Jones Mrc'it Uiimlia ,
Storage , Forwarding & Commission
AR"MSTRONGr , PETTIS & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Crunch litmotif the Hermoy HIIEKT Co. IhiKtlesM
wUulcault ! ana rulull , 1 H UlOnnil 11U IrarU bircet.
Omatin. Tilcplionu No.700.
OMAHA MANPACTDBS.
Brewers .
STOR2& 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1J21 North KlgtbtccntU Slrcct , Omaba , Neb
Cprnloo.
EAGLE COR'lsTlCE WORKsV
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
JohnKpoacterTroprlctor. ! CODodeoami Wland V4
North 10th Street , Omabn.
Printers' Materials.
WESTERN'NEWSPAPER
Auxiliary Publishers ,
. 101
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
311 Clothing and Leather netting. lXJd ( turnitm BtrMt ,
M. A. DISBROW , CO. ,
Wboluialu Manuf tcturcra of
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings.
Branch bfflcH , laib nJ Uard Blrects , Omaha , Neb. . N
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors. Blinds ,
V uldluei , HitlrVVork and Interior Ilnr.1 Wool Hn *
nu. N. IS. Corner Mli nnil l.i'nvcuwurtu HlrccU ,
Oiuiiha. SIUD.
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AL. STRANG CO. ,
Punms , Pines and Engines ,
CHUHC"HILL PUMP co. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pine , Fittings ,
Steam an < VVatir Rnpiillos. TI < lqimTt < " fur Mait.
oo t &Co'sROoJs Furnam St , Omaba.ii
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO.7
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Qallldar Wind Mill. . SH nnd CM Famnrn St. . Omaha.
_ U. t.lto , ActlnK Manner.
BROWN ELLltTcori
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
Sheet , ron , gaw M.H. .
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter It son , 1'rop . .Manufacturers of all klndi
Steam Boilers , Tanls and Sheet Iron Work
Works South Mth and II. & M. CroMlnir.
I'AXTON i VIKHII.NJ IRON VVOUkS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building WorK ,
, lira's VVork.Oencril Foundry , Machine aa4
Work unico und Worki , U. r. llr.
und IJtb btrcct , Omaha. _
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IWON WdRKS , ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Uoik Hulls. Window Guard * . Flower Htamli , Wlr *
fclnni.Ktc. la North ICth Btruet.Umaha.
OMAHA SAFE nnd IRON WORKS' '
Mau'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vaults , Jail Work , Iron and Wlro Fencing. Hlf DS , Ktc.
U. Andruoa , I'roo'r C'or.lItU and Jackioa tits ,
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Bcreens. for banks , oftlcci.tlores. reildcncei , etCL
Impr < cd Awnlayi , lx > ckrmlth UichlDiry * u < l
Works. 405 Mouth lltk Ht.
MEACHER & V/HITMORE ,
Fire and Burglar Proof SafesTiinc , Loctt
Qtcarul A.-cuU fur Illebulu Kaia i. liuck CVu u/
Vnulli aa JalMYuU , 4 H.UU bt.