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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; jffEIPAY. OCTOBER a , 18Sa ' , ' ' . ' . . " , . '
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
A Qulotor Tone In Whont But Still
Very Nervous.
HUTCHINSON A LARGE SELLER.
ConMilcrntrin Incitement In the Corn
1'lt and Oponliic Triers Higher
Tlinn VcHicrilny'ii Clohc
OntH Active nntl Firm.
CHICAGO I'llODUCE MAIIKKT.
CiiH'Atio , Oct. 4. ( Special Telegram to
O'IIB litx.l-Tho strain relaxed to-duy and
llio wheat market assumed n quieter tone ,
although great nervousness was still felt.
Thm was nothing , however , compared to the
thrco preceding days of the week. Trade is
feeling Its way now and taking account of
stock. The wildness In the market was
chiefly around the opening. The start gave
promise of ntnther day of "niz7.loda7.zlcs , "
but the feverish excitement was short lived ,
nnd thereafter indisposition to price gymnas
tics WHS the rule. Around the hcginnlng
Miiy displayed relatively more strength than
December or liny of the near futures , nnd as
'ho fccbfcion advanced this feature became
more marked. The ofilcial opening was given
nt tl.l24 ! { for November , $1.14 for December
nnti $1.13 for May. This range was J < fSlo (
nbovc yesterday's closing quotations , though
in the ofllccs yesterday December sold down
to ? I.10J nnd up to (1.14)1. There- was
Homo ragged trading around the opening ,
i4' @ } < j'c , nway from the official record of fiuo-
tatlons , but , as before stated , a quiet feeling
controlled and before 12 o'clock the hand on
the indicator was observed to linger on
eighths nnd even on "splits , " something It
had not done before in thrco days. Kor the
first hour December fluctuated between the
limits of $1 HQil.l'J ; later $ l.ii@l.l'i : became
the battle ground , and still later S1.12@l. 11.
The market seemed to be slowly settling. It
WAS a natural relaxation after a season of
tremendous excitement. May ranged down
to f 1 12 , but the difference between that de
livery and December widened little by little
After 12 o'clock , when December stood nt
i.11 'j ' , und May was selling at $ M2Jf , No
vember being Ic discount from December.
Hutchinson was n largo seller ot December
wheat , und to-day , as on yesterday and Tues
day , ho delivered considerable wheat on Oc
tober contracts. The weight of cash wheat
was so great nt ono time that October went
to u discount of lij c under December.
The iiverago discount was about tc. !
in the lunguago of a commission merchant :
"Cash wheat is kicking around , nobody
Wanted it. " Somebody wanted it , however.
It was very generally scattered among com
mission houses. Judging from surlaco in
dications , Uutchin&on scorns to be closing
( "it his Arhuut trades. Like everybody else ,
ill ) probably wants to have a "round-up" to
sec how ho stands. This policy prevails
among the rank and file of members of the
board. To-day was the first resting place
that has been enjoyed for n good while. People
ple are actually beginning to consider statis
tics , and separate wild rumor and gossip and
opinion from truth and sense , and to reason
soberly over the situation. They are begin
ning to remember that the visible supply is
larger than it was last year at this date ; that
the price islOc per bushel higher ; that the
export business has entirely stopped , and
that the advance now cannot be on nn actual
famine , however great the scarcity may be
six , eight or ten months hence. They are
stopping to think that perhaps It might
bo well not to press the advance too strongly
on fear of famine while there is a present
moderate supply. It may bo that trade as n
whole Is not yet in n spirit to move with
moderation. The public is enthusiastic and
excited over this wonderful advance , ami the
public has been known to run away with the
speculative market after it hivs been aban
doned by professionals. However , this is
only speculation on paper. Toward the close
to-day the market steadied at a partial re
covery from the inside range. There was an
inllus of outside business , accompanied by a
visible renewal of excitement , but riot on a
magnified scale. Outside domestic markets
nil rule lower than yesterday , and the frenzy
lias passed away to n great extent , though
the echoes are still rumbling. Foreign
markets do not show n particularly milled
front. There has been n , great lot of long
wheat sold out during the past forty-eiirht
hours at heavy profits , and the crowd is now
engaged in the labor of absorbing and digest
ing the load. The feeling on 'change favors
u further reaction. It remain ! ! to bo seen
whether the country will let the market
down.
The opening trade in corn showed gains
over yesterday's close of KS c in October
and November , and from j < , c in December to
lie in May. Trading was characterized by a
good deal of excitement , and seemed gov
erned in n great measure by local considera
tions. The usual governing Influences of re
ceipts and shipments and the probable sup
ply in the near futures are in
n great measure Ignored , and the
possibilities of manipulation in the present
nnd next month's deliveries arc more re-
giinled than the factors which are usually
actuating trade. The prospects of a good expert -
port demand continue , and a fair quantity
moved from the Atlantic seaboard yesterday ,
with firm markets prevailing in England.
The early selling was succeeded by eager
buying toward the close , making
final prices on near futures show
good advances on Wednesday's
closing figures. October und November
gained from .3@Sfe , while year , December
und May made only nomonal gains.
Oats opened fairly active and firm , with
May touching 2'JKo ' and the next month
5' ' c , but soon followed the lead in other
principal grains , ruling lower , with dullness
marking trade and u )4G ) $ e decline for most
futures. Receipts slightly exceeded the es
timate ! ) with about 20 per cent of the total
grading No. S and No. 2 white. Transactions
were ctiielly In November mid May , which
fluctuated within j 'o range , while regular
cash outs wcro dull , with a few curs of No. 2
in store or to go there selling at 245i24\c , or
nearly J4c below the Inside prices of yester
day. Most of the busintsj in cash oats was
ill samples ,
In provisions there was les excitement
nnd more restricted trading. The January
product , particularly pork , was bought
pretty freely for investment , but in near
deliveries trade was quito slow , the demand
from shorts being smaller than for some
days past. The general business was con
siderably under yesterday's volume , and in
October iiml November property the feeling
was a llttlo bearish For October pork the
ilay's closing showed a decline of 15c , for
October lard of ti2Ko , for November pork of
l ! > i'o and for November lard of 7 > jO. Octo
ber short ribs were advanced Just before the
close to yesterday's Jinnl quotation. January
was well supported , closing unchanged for
short ribs , 2&c easier for lard and 2 o
higher for pork.
CHICAGO IjlVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , Oct. 4. [ Special Telegram to Tnn
HF.E. ] CATTI.K. Uuf.lncsB fair and values
ubout steady as compared with yesterday on
good to choice natives , u good many selling
nt * . " > .r > U < 35.7r , nnd a few tops at tO.USQO.SO.
Medium und common natives were slow and
bard to sell unless at lower prices. Such
natives that sold last week at (4.0034,50 and
thereabouts , also such us sold along at 1.50
(3i..p ( : , were fully 20c lower to-day. Prime
rangers , such us shippers and Docf packers
could use , ruled higher , In some casts 20@
25c higher. Ono lot , cut off a bunch that
bold on Tuesday ut 13.33. , sold to-day at $3.05.
Salesmen that Uo-Ji suitable Texans quoted
that class lO jpc higher. Also salesmen
that hai\ tat cows nnd heifers that suited the
Cl' ' 'uutclier demand quoted the same In better
demand and essentially higher than any time
last week. A light run of , Texans nnd the
advauco in that class helped low stock.
There is n fair demand for stockers and feed
er * , with prices about the same as for the
past week or so. Heavy feeders have the
full. No demand whatever for eastern stock
rulvcs ; a load or two bavn been at the yards
for several dnys without even n bid. Cattle
receipts Include M.UOO Tcucas and western
rattle , Cholco to. extra beeves , | < J.UJyO.SO ! ;
uwllum to nootl. steers 1350 to 15W1U , | .5U
(3B.SO ( ; 1500 to If- * ) Ibs , .tX)05.00 ; 050 to
200 HIM , f'I.2T > ( < tl.lOj | stockers nnd feodcrs ,
: J.OOfi2l.Cij cows , bulls' nnd mixed firm nt
; l.riOOii.OO ; ; bulk , J2.20rt2..VI ( ; slop fed steers ,
l.KH'il.fVt. ( ' ! Texas cattle stonily ; stoeri , y.V )
o 1050 Ibs , $2.7r.H . . : ! ( ) ; ? Wto ) WW Ibs , 12.40(4 (
-.SO ; COO to 700 Ibs , * 2.IUgS.50 ( : ! ; cows. tfl.iOfrt
2.25. Western rangers stronger. Natives
mil half breeds , fil.UOif 1.25 ; wintered Toxuin ,
.
Huns Trade active , with an unexpected
lown turn of 10iM5c. ( or say. all the advance
ibtuined yesterday. The run was far heavier
than any one looked for , and the number in
sight nt various points was the greatest for
any one day of the season o far. H is almost
useless to undertake to give quotations , but
the best heavy sold down to { C.fjO ( < Itl.i5 , and
ti few early sales of fancy assorted heavy
sold up to # ! .SO. The decline fell largely on
: he ordinary run of mixed , which sold largely
nt $ ( t. I0@ii.fi0 , and common mixed nt iO.BOi ( $
O.yo. Light sorts neglected ; almost nominal ,
F IN AN O I All.
Nr.w YtiiiK , Oct. 4. [ Special Telegram
to TIIK Hrc.i STOCKS There is more or
less disposition on the part of traders In
stocks to await developments in the Chicago
wheat market , or at least run under close
sail until the western excitement resolves
itself Into apparent stability. There was
only u moderate amount of activity at the
opening to-dny , with Ilrst prices a little be
low last evening's close. The forenoon was
unmarked by any special features , trade be
ing quiet and price cluinues small. There
was a moderately good tone ni.d values were
advanced n little , but toward noon the im
provement was checked , the market near 12
o'clock being dull and steady. It was dull
throughout the day. At the close cotton oil
certificates were 1'J points higher , Jersey
Central 1 and Missouri Pacific , Northwest
ern , St. Paul and Western Union caoh %
| > oitits over the opening. Thu remainder of
the list did not show much change from open
ing figures.
The following were the closing quotations :
Missouri 1'nciflc
MOXET ox CALL Kasy at 2J3 per cent
last loan , 3 per cent ; closed offered at'i
per cent.
1'iiiMB MBHCANTII.E Pxrcu 4J < g per
cent.
STKIIUNO Exciuxac Dull but steady nt
? 4.S3Ja for sixty-day bills , fl.ST i for de
mand.
ruonuoE.
Cinc'Aoo , Oct. 4. Wheat Stronger ; cash ,
fl.TOJiJ ; November , $1.11 ; December , ? 1.12 > 4'
nslted ; May , fl.llljf bid.
Corn Stronger ; cash , 45c ; November ,
4.V'e ; May. : i'.i'4c. '
Oats Firmcash,244'c ; } ; November , 25Jfc ;
December , 2.'tc ' ; May , 2SI .
Uye .ICc.
Harley Nominal.
Prime Timothy fl.53@1.55.
Flux 11.40.
Whisky il.20.
Pork Easier ; cash , tl..OO ; November ,
? 1. > .CO ; January , (15.i."i. :
Lard Weaker ; cash , 110.S7J ; November ,
J9.47Y ; December. $3.00 ; January , $ S.40.
Flour Still higher ; patents , $ ti.7r > @ 0.10 ;
bakers , in sucks , $4.2..ri.251 ( according to
quality ; winters , j."i.2.Vi'i.7. > .
Dry Salt Meats Unchanged ; shoulders ,
' " short clear , U QtOic ; short ribs ,
. . .
Huttcr Firm ; creamery , 10Jjji24c ( ; dairy ,
Otieeso Firm ; full cream Cheddars ,
8V.ffOc ( ; flats , UK@10c ; YounB Americas
UjSUc. ( )
Uggs Unchanged ; fresh northern , lSi' @
1'Je.
1'Je.Hides
Hides Unchanpcd ; heavy green salted , 7@
TJ c ; light preen salted , 7 , ' c ; salted
bull , Gc ; dry Hint , 9c ; damaged , 7c ; dry
calf , 7(2Sc ( ; branded hides IB per cent off ;
deacons , 2oa'3Uu each ; dry salted , 7c.
Tallow Kasier ; No. 1. solid packed ,
No. 2 , 4@l/U'c ; cake , 5 @oKo.
Ueceipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 10,000 ; ! 7,000
Whentbu . KUKK ) 24.000
Corn.bu . 200,000 382,000
Oats , bu . 179,000 390,000
Hye.bu .
Uarlcy. bu . . . . .
New York. Oct. 4. Wheat necolots ,
000,000 ; exports , none ; spot market 1j@2c
lower on winter , strong on upring , light bus
iness , almost wholly to receivers ; No. 2 red ,
? 1.1 ( ) in elevator. tl.lOQUOtf afloat , Jl.ll ®
l.llj r. o. b. ; No. a red. $1.02 ; No. 4 red ,
95e ; ungraded red , 95cQ$1.0S % ; options
opened } c higher , thereafter fluctuated frc-
iiucntly within Ic , closed JiQl'i'c ' below yes
terday ; unsettled and quTut ; November
closed at $ U2X-
Corn Keceipts , 103,900 ; exports , 113,200 ;
spot market Ic lower ; No. 2 , .rilK@52c in ele
vator , 5'J(3'-c ( ! atloat ; ungraded tnixcd .r )
market } 4@Kc lower , slow options H@fc
lower , dull : November , SOJ c ; spot and No.
2 white , lia lSIG c ; mixed western , 2C@82c ;
white western , 27 ( < t47c.
Coffee Options opened barely steady and
activn ; closed steady ; sales , 1 OSIKK ) bags ,
including October at I13.70@13.95 ; Novem
ber , fl2.90@13.20 ; December , * 12.20@12.50 ;
spot Hio , very strong ; fair cargoes , ISJfc.
Petroleum Active and steady ; united
closed at 91 < c.
Eggs Firm : western 21H'22c.
Pork Firm ; mess , Sie.60 17.00.
Larct Spot , inactive ; western , 111.25 ;
options lower ; sales. October , til.20 ; No
vember closed at $9.85.
Butter Fair demand ; western dairy , 12@
13c ; do creamery , 13@20c.
Cheese Strong ; fair demand ; western , 8
< 29Xe.
8t. LoulH. Oct. 4. Wheat Unsettled ;
higher ; cash , $1.03 ; October , $1.09-tf ; No-
vembur , il.lUK *
Corn Lower ; cash , 30J4c ; November , 37c.
Oats Lower ; cash , 224c ; October , 22Kc ;
November , 23 > jc.
Pork Firm at $10.25@10.50.
Lard Firm at $10.70.
Whisky $1.14.
Uutter Quiet but steady ; creamery , IS ®
20o ; dairy , 15@17c.
Cincinnati. Oct. 4. Wheat In good demand -
mand ; No. a red , $1.0S.
Corn Good demand ; stronger ; No. 2
mixed , 40 ? .
Oats ( Jood demand ; No. 2 mixed , 2 < XjS27c.
Uye Hold higher ; No. 2 , 5S@OUc.
Whisky-Active aUl.14.
Milwaukee , Oct. 4. - Wheat Active ;
cash , il.OO ; December , $1.03 ; January ,
Sl.OSJ * .
Corn Firm ; No. 3 , 4 } fc.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white , 29c.
Uye Firm ; actlvo No. 1 , 5S (
Uarlcy Active ; No. 2 , 7l c.
Provisions Easier ; Pork Cash and Octo
ber , $15.05.
Minneapolis , Oct. 4. Wheat The local
receipts wcro 343 cars and shipments 90.
Sellers wcro holding firm at yesterday's
prices at the opening , anil dcspito the decline
at other points sales were but slightly lower.
Later sales were on a lower basis and buyers
took hold with some vigor , and most of thu
best milling samples were sold before- the
close. Closing : No. 1 hard , October and
November , $1.23 ; December , $1.22K ; on
track , $1.22 < gl.23 ; No , 1 northern , October
ami November , I1.17- December , tl.lS ; on
track , $1.171.18 ; No. 2 northern. October ,
$1.14 ; Decuuiber , $1.13 ; on track , U.13 ( < S
1.14.
1,1 VK STOCK.
ClilcitKo , Oct. 4. Tbo Drovers' Jour
nal renorts as follows :
Cattle Hecelpts , 11,000 ; shipments 3,000 ;
market steady ; beeves , $4 > .uu < 3fi.5 < ) ; steers.
fl.2-4.00j stockers and feeders $700(32.95 ( ;
cows , bulls and mixed , $1.50(33.00 ( ; TOXM
cattle , $1.70@3.00 ; western rangers , $2.SOOJ
' '
'li'ogi Receipts , 19,000 ; shipments , 8,000 ]
market uneven , prices averaging 15o lower ;
mUcd , W.OOfto'.SS ; heavy. Ki.15Cifi.tO ; llfiht ,
$5.7.(36.10bUlls. ( ; ) $3.Mi@5.40.
Sheep Uecripls , 10,000 ; shipments , 5,000 :
market slow and easier ; natives , $3.03fl ; .90 ;
westerns , $ -1.2i3.70 ; Texatis , $ -J.G5W3.40 ;
lambs , $ . .7.XL S.75.
City , Oct. 4 , Cattle IleceiiiU ,
> .700 ; shipments , S,000 ; drcsacd beef anJ
shipping steers weak and a shade lover ;
Rra s range nnd ciinucrs , f@lOc Mrouger ; '
good , steady , closing weak and lower on all
{ radon of range ; good to choice corn-fed ,
$ .VlOMB.X ( ) : rummoii to medium , $ fl..T@J.W ) ;
stockrrs nnd feeding steers , ll'.iiOfrtJUO ;
grass range steers , $1.7 < Vi3.2.1 ; cows , $1.25
( ( i3.b5.
Hogs Hecelpts , S,900 ; shinment ! > . 1,200 ;
opening strong and u sluidu higher , cloning
weak and lower ; good to choice , SO. : KUti.40 ;
common to medium , $ ri.2r > W0.10 ; skli > s and
pigs , fS.OOQ.I.OO.
National Stuck YariK Knit Rt.
Iiottls , Oct. 4. Cattle Keccipts , 1,710 ;
shipments , 1,015 ; market steady : choice
heavy native steers , f 5. 1007 .1. 70 ; fair to good ,
$4.40@ri.15 ; butchers' Meors , medium to
choice , $ M.40rt4.40 ( ; stockers and feeders ,
fair to good , t'J.OO ( 3.iri ; rangers , corn-fed ,
$3. 10 ® I.25 ; grass-fed , $3.10@i.20. :
Hogs Keceipts. 1.435 ; shipments , S2. " > ;
market lower ; choice hruvy and butch
ers' selections , ? ( Ul5i ( < i.f > 0 ; packing , med
ium to prime , ft.ir.@t'.40 ; ; light grades ,
ordinary to best , $ VJOu0.20. (
OMAHA IilVli STOCil.
Cattle.
Tiiurssday , Oct. 4 , 1SSS.
The demand for good bocf cattle was bet
ter to-day than it has boc'n for some time.
Good butchers' stock n also bringing better
prices than heretofore , with only a moderate
number on sale. Thuro arc a good many
feeding steers soiling ; however , there Is no
ndvanuu In values. There wcro really no
good beef cnttlo hero to-day , the bulk of the
receipts consisting of feeders.
The market attuned steady on good to choice
hogs and easy on others. There- was but lit
tle change from this vlnw until reports from
other points begun to arrive , giving lower
markets , when prices began to shade down
ward , nnd by the close had dropped about
SlM't-p.
There were no fresh arrivals to-day. A
small bunch held over sold on the market.
KeCL-lpts.
Cattle 1,100
Hogs : JGUO
Prevailing lrlu ; < * .
Thofollowing is a table of price * p.iid In
this milt-net for the gr Ues of stock men
tioned.
Prime steers. 1300 to 1503 Ibs. . N.50 (3.1.50 (
Pnmcsteers , ItOOto 13JO ibs. . 4.00 (3.1.00 (
Native feeders 2..10 ( TiM.iM )
Western feeders 2.1(0 ( ( < ( ! ! . 1.1
H.intro steers , cotn'on to choice 2.50 i < i.50 : !
Common to good cows 1.50 ( 2.15
Choice to fnncy cows 2.25 ( a2.C > 0
Common to choice bulls 1.2,1 ( ft 1.7,1
Fair toclioico light hogs 5.'JO ( i ( ' . .ir >
Fairtoclioica heavy hoe * 11.10 MI.40 ;
Fair to choice mixed hogs (5.00 ( ( tfti.2.1
iCcprcHeutntiro Snlu * .
No. Av. Pr.
3 cows . 1.207 fl.fu
Icow . 1,110 1.75
4 cows . 1,200 1.75
2 cows . s > 5 ( > 1.75
3 cows . 7b3 1.75
2 cows . 1,175 2.00
18 cows . N l 2.05
0 cows . y'.i.l ' 2.10
5 cows . 894 2.10
1 cow . ( .MW 2.10
18 cows . WJ 2.10
7 cows . 1,0.11 2.30
10 cows . 1.0U5 2.30
2.1 cows . 1,03 $ 2.H ( >
2(5 ( co ws . 1 ,1174 2.C.O .
27 f eed ers . 913 2.40
15 feeders . b7Ii 2.45
2.1 feeders . t4S 2.45
12 feeders . I,0t2 : 2.li ( )
4S feeders . 1,015 2.I12K
50 feeders . < ii5 !
21 feeders . 1,015
30 feeders . y.H ) 2. Ml
ti feeders . SI45 2.M
8 feeders . Ut > S
0 feeders . 1,1HI ( 2.S5
59 feeders . 1 , 1 7 : : .iio
24 stockers . 710 2.25
3S stockers . 5t 3 2.r > o
24 stockers . 7&5 2.IWi
4bulls . 1,5tiS l.fcO
4 stags . Itl7 : 2.50
4 calves . 197 3.75
IUNOI : OATH , ! : .
Owner. No. Av. Pr.
P. Uarrett . 135 rangers ,1(07 ; ( $ ' . ' .70
Dora Live Stk Co. . .27 rangers. 1,341 3.50
L 7 Cattle Co . 71 cows. . .1,024 2.01K
Doran Live Stk Co . 5 cows. . . . 1 ,052 2.40
Muller . 207 feeders. 1,154 2.90
Doran Live Stk Co. 41 feeders. 1,135 3.10
H. H. Uarbcr. . 25 feeders . 918 3.00
HUGS.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
93. . , .158 100 $4.75 70. . .218 1 0 $ 'J.05
71. . , .218 120 0.0. ' 70. . , .213 200 0.10
CO. . , 201 SO 6.10 88 . , .214 200 0.10
84. . , 211 120mi I ) . 10 78. . , .210 240 0.15
78. . , 217 mi 0.15 < H . . 2 M 40 5.20
59. . , 244 200 0.20 OS. . to 0.20
70. . , 20 1 2bO 020 05. . . .243 100 0.20
, 257 120 0.20 7.1. . . .240 240 0.20
, 2(81 ( ! t20 ti.20 05. . . .252 SO 0.2JJ
tw. . , 20 ( ! 240 0.22J * 03. . . .245 SO 0.25
5S. . , 218 40 0.25 78. . . .2113 0.25
07. . , 208 0.25 80. . . .240 0.25
57. . . 253 va 0.25 05. . . .25' ) 200 0.25
59. . , 245 SO 0.25 79. . . .233 100 0.25
5tl. . , 2119 120 02. . . .2110 100 0.30
W. . , 2(19 ( 200 ( i.30 02. . . .2.VJ 100 0.30
0.1. . , 231 120 0.10. . .230 400 0.10
59. . , 2IM 120 ( > . ! ( ) . .230 120 0.15
< W. . , 233 120 li.15 . .254 120 0.15
71. . . 248 NX ) 0.15 02. . . .237 320 0.15
73. . . 23(1 ( 100 < U5 05. . . .245 700 0.15
09. . 200 G.15 70. . . .24(1 ( SO 0.20
CO. . 40 0.20 75. . 120 0.25
7. . . 270 80 (1.25 ( 04. . 120 0.27K
fa. . . 281 100 fi.30 51. . . .393 240 0.30
04. . . 2S3 SO 0.30 51 . . .331 40 0.50
sniir. : :
No. Av. Pr.
53..117 2.25
I'aciccrs 1'itrcltnne * .
Showing the number of hogs bought by
the leading buyers on the market to-day :
G. H. Hammond & Co 4'.iO
Omaha Packing Co 97:1 :
Armour C. P. Co 1.18S
J. P. Squires & Co 823
and Lowest.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for loads of hogs on this market ,
on the dates indie itcd , in 1837 , 1S3.J and 1885 :
Sept. 1837. I Sapt. IS U. Sept. Hj5. _
r > ui < & ' > xi 4 f'J ' ttTTiT Xo saluii.
r , w kiA : is U.4 fiO 360
4 Ni W > 1U
4 CI U' < Ot ) 4 41 . ! M : i its f tie
4 H ) U4 H ) Sunday. U IK ) ( M SO
Sunilny 4 l fe < li'-'S Sunday.
4 70 < H- , 4 49 4M UO 3 45 ft , ' ) M
4 70 i 4 W 4 411 6(4 M : i 45 WQ \
4 6.-I itf OJ 4 : * l 4 45 'J 40 wi r'j '
4 40 ( if 4 So 4 U5 6M & 0 n 40 ( 1 45
Similar. 4 r > © 5 40 H 40 6M U )
4 M ) O4 70 Bnnil.iy. : i 45
4 'Jf > Ut M 4 : ts \ m 45Sunday. .
i 00 Ut 45 4 2.1 ttl 4. ' , n ; to © ' 1 42
4 M ( 4 4ft 4 30 ( il 40 3 40 < < ) 45
Ijlvo Stock Notes.
Hogs close lOc lower.
Miu-lon Wukellclil , of Atlantic , la. , Is here
looking for feeding steers.
The top jirico to-day crawled up pretty
close to ChicQKo'B outsidelimit. .
Joe Ilochsteln came down from Ilartington
to-day with u load of butchers' Block.
The receipts of euttlo wcro considerably
lighter to-day than those of the past few
days ,
The report that the prices on hogs at Chicago
cage were much lower did not affect the mar
ket materially her > > , as about everything had
been sold before the news reached bore.
Gould & liaker topped the market once
more with a prime load of heavy weights
that sold at to.50. This is as high a price ai
has ever been paid on this market for hogs.
There are signs of gradual improvement in
the cnttlo trade on anything suitable for
dressed beef purposes. Even with markets
furnished with an average supply , the trade
is surely strengthening on good cattle.
OMAHA. WHOLESALE MAUKETS.
Produce , FrultH , 1C to.
Trade keeps very good , and there are but
few fluctuations to note In prices , except in
produce. Flour is excited and higher. Su
gars are off and refiners are quoting lower
prices. Coffees are somewhat higher , hut
local Jobbers have made but few changes in
their quotations.
UUTTEU Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 18
Q'iJa : choice country , 17Kc ) ; common
grades , 10i < J13c
- Fu > vn : ebrr.ska , patents , ? 5BO < 30.pO ;
Miimuaoft * j > a\eut \ , I5.TSQ7.23 ; ura'ight
prnflrs , $ J.Oijr.00 ( ) ; bakers ! ' flour ,
jior barrt'l' ,
CiSTntorns 4QL'(75c ) ) c * dozen.
1'i.fMS oOotloc per hu. , , .
POTATOES : iO@fio ( ) per bushel.
SWEET I'OTnous UJCilsW pOrbu.
I'ot'LTiiT Mo tlresiod fowl in the market * ,
live ahlckons. f3.00Qi,5'J-pur ; doz. : sprlnir
chickens , flJ.mKi * . ' . ' * > . ,
ToMAtonx Wi'l.lH ( ! ) per bu.
PRAIIS Ciillfornln $3.KiCi ( 3.oO per bu BOX ;
Southern , "ilperi \ hu
Koos Strictly trcsh , l ! ( Jlliccatidlctl. !
CAi.irousuCJiui'E. * fl.'AVlM..V ) per cae.
CoscoiiD Oiui'ES 0 < i4\lc per 10-lb
basket.
I'nACiir.9 California , (1.00. 1.50 per box :
Mlchhriiu , fiUc@ll.00 per h.nk'et.
BASASAS-Common , $1.50@S,23 per buuch :
choice , CJ.5or ti.M. :
LEMONS W.OOfjZ.l.CO per case.
OiiisiiKS7.KiM'.W ( ' ) per box.
Cnt-riiv ! ! 5080o nor dozen.
Eoo I'IANT 75C'il.UO perdozca.
ONIONS r > ' . ) ( it7fn : per Uu.
AIT1.U9 (2.00R ( .00 per bbl.
( Jiun.UTi.r.s75c jcr-busliel.
CIIIEU Michigan. W..W@il.oO per bbl 32
gals ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
I'oi1 Cons Uice. 3M4iv common , 2,4 3c ,
( jAiiitoTS fiOcper hiishel.
UF.ASS Choice eastern handplckrd mivie ? ,
CJ.tK ) iicr bushel ; western hand picked
iiiiv.es , $ l.7. fitl.sii : mediums , (1.50gl.tiO. (
Lima beans fie per pound.
HAT f. o. u. cars. Xo. t Jpland , SJ.OO ; No.
2 11 plaint , f.'i.OO.
- . . .
CHOPPED FKKD JH.lnVrt 1.1.00 per ton.
VI\IIUH : Cider , 10iilSe ( per yul. NVhlto
wine , lOfti'JJc per gal.
fuNiiimuiifrr.iOl'.00 ( ( ? per bbl.
I'IIOVIMONS Hums , .S'o. 1 , I'J'aC ; No. J-
ll'ic ; shoulihn-s , Sc ; rib bacon , 12e ;
clear bacon , 1'J c ; picnic hums" . l i.c ; dried
beef hums , .H < , c ; dry culled clourn , short ,
10'4c ' ; extra Hhort , lOo : short rib' , ! l3ac :
pickled pigs feet , 1Mb kits , SOc ; laril , IP , ®
1'Jc ; smoked sausage , GJSc ( per lb ; hog cas
ings , IToilSc. _
OPOCITI Idst.
noviscd prices are us loUows :
UAOUISO Stark A. seamloi's , 2ic ; Amos-
keag , seamless. 17'fc ' : Lewiston A , seiimlcss.
IPc ; Aniorican , hcamless 17c ; hurlaps , 4
toobu , llc ( 14c ; gur.nlps , single , HID ; gun
nies , double , 20o ; wool sacks , : t. > c. Twines
Flax , W , extra sail , 20f'Jlo ( ! sail 11 , 10g20c ( ;
cotton. 21c ; lute. Ill .
tiuir.D i UIITS ; Fits , in boxes , per lb , 13 ®
lOc ; dates , in boxes , 7&lMe ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per box , $3.Mlij3.75 ( ; Malaga
loose raisins , S-'lUi'-.50 ( ; new Valen
cia raisins , Per lb , 7J c ; Cali
fornia loose muscatel' ' . Per box. Sl.-O.
pitted cherries' , per lb. 2o < vi21c ; Califor
nia pittcil pnims , ) ) r ib , 12c < il3e'
dried blackberries , Per 10 , S' iaOc ; dricu
rar.pberrics , per lb.2t&Mc ' ; nruporatcd ap
ples , & ' * ' ( uUc ; California sun dried
peaches , ilc ; ; California unuared evaporated
peaches , IWtflSc ; evaporated California
apricots , 10c ; X.antce currants , fil (7c ( ; Turk-
lilc ; O. G. Java , 24jJ2rnl ( ; Java , interior. 22ft *
25o : Hio , lancy , IGifl'Je ' ; Santos nuil Mara"-
caibo. 17U''e ( ' ' ; A rhiiekloe. 'i'is c
SUGAR Granulated , kc ; conf. A , 7'.c ;
white extra C , i 4e ; cxtr.i C , 7-'c ; yellow
C , 7c ; powdered , vc : cubes , ' . 'c. '
HONCI l < ' 0lc for one pound frames ;
strained lioncy. tl c per pound.
HEESWAX Choice yellow , 20(5"22 ( } c ; dark
colored , HIJOUc.
CIIIIKME Young America , full cream ,
in&rili" full cream Cheddars , O' Hlc ; full
cicam flats , JI.K.V ; irood to choicu skimmed
Cheddars , 7' , 'c : sKiininod flats , t > } c.
PicKi.K.t Medium , in bbls. $ .1.5) ) ; do in half
bbN , $41.00 ; puinll. in bbls , SI5.M ) ; do in half
bbls , W.7.1 ; gherkins , in bbls , $5.0) ) ; do in halt
bbls Sl.fiu
TOIIACCO Plug , 20ci103o ; smoking , IGCji'JOfl. '
.1 BM.ICS Sl.2.1 per 30-lb pail.
SALT J1.30fr/1.3.1pcr bbl.
HOIT. 7-H1. 11 4c.
MAI-I.E SUOAU uncUB , ll ( < U2c per ID ;
penny cakes , I''frfll.'lo iwr lb ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per mil.
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TIAS : i oiing Hybon , common to fair , '
2.e ) ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , SOtrc.Vic ;
Gunpowder , common to good , ( H'jrio ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , iKti'.rc ( ! ; Japan , com
mon to medium , indrJd .lupan. choice to
fancy , IWOrt .V ; Oolong , conunon to good , 2. > C < ?
! C > c ; Oolong , choice to faiic < - , f > 0f ( 70c ; Imper
ial , common to medium , 25@35c ; Imperial ,
peed to fancy. 40 ? 50c > .
NUTS Almonds , 15@17c ; Hlberts , ll@12c ;
Brazil , jYtlOc ( ; walnuts , V'c ; pecans , lOQJllc ;
peanuts , f > ( iT7e. ;
CiucKuits r > ( alOc perlb ; assor'.ed cakes , 7
@ 2TC perlb , as per list.
FISH. Holland Herring , 95c ( ( > 0c. per keg ,
White Fish , } { bbls. . No. 1 , Sii.OO. Family
W.7fl : Trout. No. 1. JTi.fiO : Mackerel , ' , ; bbls.
No. 1 Shore , fl.'i.OO. Large Family , flO.fiO ;
Labrador Herring. $1.50 ; Columbiu Hiver
Salmon , f 17.00 ) ier bbl.
CODFISH Per lb , whole. Oc ; bricks and
strips , 7@8c.
CANUT Mixed , SGl3o ? : stick , 8J4'ife ! ) ) ;
rock candy , 10K@13ufancy ; _ cauuy. 7i3'J-c.
.
COTTON FI.AXNKI.S 10 per cent dls. ; LL. ,
i\u. .m. coiorcu , i.c ; i\o. lU , coil
Bristol , 12'c ! ; Union Pacific , 17e
CAIIPET WARP Hib White , 19e ; colored ,
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"UA.TTS Standard , Sc ; Gem 10e ; Beauty
12K < " Hoone , 14c ; 1J , cased , ? i.5o. )
Piti.NTs Solid colors Atlantic , Oe ; Slater
oz ,
JatTrey
Heaver
lie ; Heaver Creek CC , lOc.
KENTUCKY JKANS. Memorial , 15c ( Dakota
ISc ; Durham , 27 > { e ; Heroules , Ibc ; Leamine.
inKton , ' Kc ; Cuttswold , iiTJio.
OitAsii. SWvens' H , Ce ; btcvcns' B
bleached , 7e ; Stevens' A , 7K ' . Stevens A'
plain
U row n i
lantic H
lantic l > ,
C,4-
LL ,
rcnca , . . , . . _ , _ .
Pepperell H , 4-4 , 7e ; I'oppcrell O , 4-4 , OJfe ;
Pcppercll. 8--I , 18 < < e ; Pepperell , 0-4 , 'Jle ; 1'cp-
perell , lO-4'J3c ; UticaC , 4--1. 4 ? ; Wnclmsctt ,
4 ,7i c ; Aurora H , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora H , 4-4 ,
' InicK U'cst Point "J in , 8 or , lOWe ;
West Point 2'J in. 10 oz , IHc ; West Point
y ) in , 12 Of. , 15c ; West Point 40 in , 11 oz , ICo.
l i.AXsni.s lied , CI i . 15 } < ; E , 24 in ,
21c ; G G , 24 In , ISu ; II A F , ? , 25o- It P , f ,
27Jjc.
PUISTS Pink and llobcs Kiclimonn , OJ oj
Allen , Oc ; KiverDOint. 5o ; Steel lUvcr , liXo ;
Kiehmond , OKePacilic ; , 0 'c.
PitlNTU Urcss Charter Oak , 5'jc ;
Kaninpo , 4fc } ; Lodi , 'fiVfc ; Allen , Ik ; ; Uleu-
inond , Oc ; Windsor , 0u ; Eddystone , OJ c ;
Pnullli * . tlWo
SHEETING Berkeley cambrio
\Xt l V , 11UI'I JVl'-O * M.
brio , lie. Lonsdala cambric ,
4-4 , 84c ; Triumph , Go ; Wamsuttn , lie ; Valley -
ley , 5c.
FLANKELS. Plaid Uaftsmen,2oc ; Goshen ,
; Clear Lake , a Ko ; Iron Mountain ,
,
ton , 7Xo ; York , 7K ; Normandi uress ,
8 } c : Calcutta dress , s o ; Whittenton dress ,
SMc ; Henfrow dress , SJ PJ o.
CAMIIIIICS Slater , ShfcVootls ; , 5'fc ' ;
Standard , 5 > c ; Peacock , 5Jic.
Leather.
Hemlock sole , lr > CH'J7u per Ib ; oak solo , 31Q
34c per Ib ; oak harness , 2S@Ktoer : Ib : selec
ted oak and trace , 33c per 1C ; oak nnd liciu-
lock uiijior , 20Tt2vo ( ! i > er foot. lletnloclt calf
kin , No. 1 , bO ( < tyuc i > er Ib , according to
weiRht ; oak calf skin , No. 1. 'JOcfjSJl.Oo per
Ib ; Philadelphia ca skin , extra , II.UOQI.IO
perlb ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , Cod470o per
lb ; oak kip skin. No. 1 , 'O SOo per Ib ; Philadelphia -
delphia kip skin , extra , bO < S'JOo pcrlb. Trench
calfskins , ( according to weight and quality ) .
, ( I.15@l.7o ocr U ) > Pro'neh kip sKms doWC' ' . '
11.10 perlb. Cordovan ; russeu , Ibc
nnNh. COoper foot ; \vcltlenthcr , 'W.rWT4.J > 0
fer side ; moroccos , ( pebble peat ) ( UOcuWc
per fodt ; moroc'co < > , boot , lep , 25 : iuo per
loot ; plovo i-iilf skins , UOu iiDc per foot ;
nmiK'lus kid , ; )0t40o ) ( per foot ; kanparoo
Bkliia , 40@50L' per foot , according to iilnllty. |
Toppinirs , $3 IHIC IO.OJ per dozen ; llnlnps ,
$5.00(30.00 ( nar dozen ; apron skins , $10.0J(3 (
12.1K. ) per dozen.
Metals nnd Tinners' Stock.
Block tin , small pig $ .29
Block tin , bur . !
Copper , planished boiler sizes i)4 )
Copper , eold rolled HI
Copper , shcathltif ; JU )
Copper , pitts aj
Copper , Hats 31
Galvanized sheet iron , Junlutn 50 , 10
and 5 per cent discount
Patent plunlsln'd iron , No. 21 to 27 , A ,10 } <
Patent planished Iron , No. 24 to i , II , ( C.i > < j
Keening , 1C , 14x20 5.15
Keening , IX , 14x20 H.IM
KooniiiK' , 1C. 20x2S 10.2.1
Kooftlne , IX , 20x''S 111,75
Sheet iron , No 2(1 ( ! t. Ill
Sheet iron , No. 27. 't.uO
Solder , best 17
Solder , No. 1 If ,
Tin plato , 1C , 10x14 0.75
Tin plato , IX , 10x14 S.75
Steel nails , bi o , per ken 2.U5
Steel wire nails , base , per keij 2.S5
JfSit Machine cmniKi > , ? 12.00(31U.OO ( ;
stove plates , f7.OOJJS.00 ; wrought iron , .00@
10.00 ; bones , dry , 55.00s steel , f.1.00 per ton ;
i-dpper , Si.OOOiD.Wk' bras , M.dOfd .OO ; rliic ,
} 2. ( M.iiJ.O ( ) : solid lend , f'i.OOiiaoO ; tea lead.
f2.lKfil2..10i ) rubber , t2.50dJ3.UO ; mixed MKS ,
$1.10011.15 purcwt.
Iiiitnlior.
First and second clear , 2 in M9 00 < J51 ? 00
1'Mrst and second clear , 1 ' 4(1' 1' < J
in 47 00/7fO ( 00
Third cloa'- l 4fil f In 4M tWtiMti OJ
A select , 1 ' 4 < I' ' I n 1)7 ) lH.f ) H'J 00
B select , l > 4dM > | In 35 00tfi" ( : 00
A stock boanls , 12ifU ( > feet , 12 in 40 00
H stock boards , 12 1 < ' > feet. 12 in 41 IK )
C stock boards , 12MIC , feet , 12 in 'M ( K )
n stock boards , 12ytiHJ foot , 12 in 211 00
Floonnir , ilrst common , ( i in . ' 14 00
Flooring , second common , 0 in H2 00
Select fencing Mooring Ill 00
Stdlutr , Ilrst mid second clear , 14 ( flO ft 25 00
Siding , llfst common , 10 feet 22 00
Sidinjr , second common Ill ( Hi
Common boards 10 00
No , 2 board ? , nil lengths 14 50
FeiicintfNo 1.12i ( < 20feet 10 50
1'Vncin.u'No. 2 , 12 , 14 nnd IS foot 15 50
.loists and scantling , 2x-4 , 14W10 feet..1C , 00
Timber , 4x1 , 8x3 , 12wW feet 17 00
Pickets , Ilrst rou rli , need 15 ( H'cailS m
Pickets , fancy hetid and dressedselected.25 00
Shingles , extra A 2 8) )
Shingles , .standard A 2 CO
Shingles , No. 1 l.llKii 1.1.1
Lath T 2.40
DriiKR and Clirmionln.
Miorm.MTCiiors-Sulph. iicid , lT < e ; citric
nciil , OOc ; InVtarlc 5He ; bal. copaviu , OSe ;
borux , lOc ; chloroform , 47c ; glycerine , 2'ic ;
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor , 20c ;
irtim opium , fit. 15 ; sulpli. morphia , $2.05 ;
bromide potassium , 42c.
OILS-Carbon , lii'ja lOc ; headlight , 175O
14.fc ; pisolinc , 74 ° 12)u ) ; West Virginia
summer , lie ; zero , 17o ; No. 1 golden ma
chine , ISc ; extra W. S. lard , Sic ; No. 1 lard ,
47c ; turpentine , 4Sc ; linseed raw , 53c ;
boiiod , 50c.
Qrixixi : P. & W- , per oz , )3c ; German ,
per oz , 42e.
TIIK IIIJAITY MAHICKT.
InKtriinientH Placed nu Uncord Dnr-
III ) ; VcKtcrduy.
J A Morbach and wlfo to II M lliirtmnn ,
o Uli ft lot f > 'l , Horlmch's llrtt mid , w d $ 4,003
.1 C Wlli-tin anil htitbaml to A 1' Tnkev et
ill. n ' : of u8'l ft lot 1 , blk 11 , K A Smith's
mill , wd 4,500
III" Knllcr mid wlto to .1 W lU'dfurd , lot
10 , blk 17 , llmlford I'lnre. qcil 1
Drexel \ .Maul to C ( i Atulurt , loti. : ) .
Drexel \ MiiulV mid. w d 033
A Katindors and wlfo to W A Satinders ,
lot S. Franklin Square. il 4"OJ
( ! K Hat ker cl nl to ( . ' 1 ° , Itenton , lot " ' > , blk
1' ' , ( irrliunl Hill , wd too
John Magnirc anil wifu to S Hoppei4 , ono
iicre , ne corner of s "j se , i-c lo-lli-io , w il 1
Sunih Toi-ten to 0 I'owell , lot " > , bit IJJO ,
I'loroiici1 , ei c d 10
II W I'eunocli to J Wllryan. . lot 4 , Wk L-J ,
Cartilage , wd 1,000
Thomas Dennlson to P F Dcnnlson , lots
U'l nml - " . blK 1H , lliin com 1'lnce ; lots
y > nnd " 6 , Washington Siiuiire ; lot U , blk
ti , 1'atilck's add ; lot li , blk 11 , Plain-
vlewwd ; l
Tliomns Hyan to F Cnry.ster , 101Q-1UO
acres , so of ne U-M-I3 e , w d aj.OOO
P C HlmcbauEli ft al to A K Shaw , lot ' . ' 0 ,
blk in. Omaha Heights , w d 270
A Itnuds to M lU'ltnmn , s 114 ft lot 0 , blk
W. Omtihti , < i c d 1,133
K Hoclistrnsscr to 11 Wilson , lot 15 , llurr
Oak , wd 1,750
Font teen transfers $54,171
IIullctiiiK Permits.
The following permits to build were is
sued yesterday :
I ) . It. Archer , four cottages. Twenty-sixth
nnil Cnsslus streets J 5,200
P. Wlltf , dwelling. South Twelfth , bu-
tween Center und Dorcas streets 1.000
Arthur nnd Iloud. two cottiigcn , Twenty-
ninth and Franklin Mtroets 3,000
J. Corker , cottage , Thirty-fourth and Cor-
bey streets 1,200
J. II. I'ningli. cottage , Lanlmore ami
Thirty-third streets KX )
Fourmmor permits G05
Nine -permits , npgregntIng tll.KU
IIIKANCII OFFICE.
JOHN M. SHAW & CO.
COMMISSION ,
Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds ,
Margin Transactions n Specialty.
JOHNSON A : CHHISTIAN , .Managers.
15 110A.KD OF TUAllK , - OMAHA.
Members of tlie Chicago Hoard of Trade. Priv
ate Wires to Chicago and New York.
U. S. DEPOSITORY.
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
Capital ir,00,000
Surplus 100,000
HKHMAN KOUNTX.K. President.
.JOHN A. ( JUKI (511 TON , Vice President
K. 11. DAVIS. Cashier.
W. II , MKGITinU. Assistant Cnshler.
SATES BAI.
Corner of Itlth iinrt I'limitm Street ! ) , Chamber ot
Commercu Hutldlng.
Capital Stock . $100,000
Liability of Stockholders . 800,000
Mvo percent pultl on deposits , Innin miulu on real
oMKtu uml pi > n > mml cuurlljr : noloa , warrant * , stocks
mm boiidn luircliusoJ.
OKFICK11S :
JOHN I. . MII.KS. I'rpnliU'iit.
ANIIUHW KOSKWATF.K. Vlro I'roililcnt.
IIK.VI'KH U THOMAS , t'ttslllcr.
Jolm L. MUCK , KnmiiH llimson ,
Samuel Cotner. John II. K.viun ,
Andruw lloxutruter , MnrrH Morrison ,
W. A. Ulillilion. ( leo. K. Barker ,
( Jov. Alvin fiiuniilcrs , Duner 1 , . Tlioinm ,
NorinunA. Kuun , .lamt'ii Tlionii | > ua ,
F. U. Jolmson. John llusli ,
Uco. C. Ilobbic.
AHK
sola by
' . It. HAI.MEIl. K. P. IIICIIUA.V. J. II. UI.ANCIIAIlll
PALMER. RICHMAN Jf CO. .
Liye Stock Commission Merchants ,
OOlce-Roomil , OnpoiliH Kiclmnzn Itiillilliii : . Union
f tuck Viira , foulli Qualm , Nub.
.ORIMER.WESTERFIET.D& MAHEY
Live Stock Commission ,
Itoom 15 , liichunuo IlullclliiK , Union Stock Yard *
Kmtli Oiuubn , Nub ,
ALEX AND E'R Jc FITCH.
Commision Dealers in Live Soot
Zoom 23 , Oppoilto Kiclmnpo llullillnf , Uulon Btocl
Yanli , South Omatin , Kvtt.
UNION STOCKYARDS CO. .
.Of Omaha , Limited
ABrlcuitunn implomontsi
CHURCHILL PARKEH ,
Dealer in Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons ,
llticfln. Joni , . yircf Lbctwu'tiVlli uml
lUtb.OmMm , Nobrnnn.
LININCER&"METCV\LF co. ,
AgricnltnralImplemeutsWa , onsCarria , es
lr. Wholcialo. Omi\h , Nrbrs k .
PARLIN , OREDORF AMARTIN
Whclcial * lie nlf r In
AEricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Bnggies
Ml , V1 , OB nd ! XT7 Jonci Slrrct , Omtblt.
co. ,
Mannfactnrers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultiv tor § , lt y ttakfi.t'lilrr Mills nml l.ubnti 1'ul-
_ > ftlicri , Cor. Kthiml Mrhulit ( < tri'i'ti. _
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w i NONA TMPL'EM E N T C 67
- Whelp le
Agricnltnrai Implements , Wagons & Buggies
r .nnT Ulli "ml Nlfhnlm Sttoel * .
OUAIIA nilANTH.
J. F. SEIBERLINC5 Ar CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K. .MpnJ , Mamurr. 1513 1.onvcnw.irth U Omnha.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARtSco
.Mnnnlnctiirrri > nii,1Jobbct9 In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. lull nrul 1'ndllc strvclf , Omnlia , Neb.
Artists' Matorlnls.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1113 Douulai Strict , Ouialin , Nrbrnika.
Booksollorn nnd
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H. M , & S. W. JONES.
Siiccciiormo A. T. Kenyun A Co. , Wliolrinlc A IlotMl
Bookseller and Stationers ,
Klne WeililInK Stationrry. Ciunnicrclnl Mallontrr
l.VA Duugln * Slrvrt. Uiiialm. Neb.
Boots and Shoas.
KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. .
( Snccrf ion tu lltccl , Jonrt * Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Slices
mtulor llrnlon Hutitrr Shoe Co. 11(12,1101A HUH
llarneT St. , Omaha. Xubraitln.
W. V. MORSE \ CO. .
Jokers of Boots and Slioes ,
11C1 , lUS-llM Douclai Bt.OiuHliK Manufactory , SHim-
iner St. . lie Mun.
_ Coffees , SplcoB , Etc
CLARKE COFFEE CO
Onialia Coffee and f-plcc Mllll.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Kitracts , iJ-.uiutrr Hlue. lnk > , Ktc. Kit
141illarn ( y Stroei. Oruaba , Ngbraika. _
Crockery and Claaewaro-
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W. L. WRIGHT.
Apr nt for the Manufacturer ! and Impnrtrri of
p IrocKery Glassware Lamps Chimneys
u , , , ,
Ktc. din re , 31' S , l.itb St. . Croatia. ' Nebmnku.
PERKINS , CATCH &LAUMAN.
Itnoortcr ! ' tr.irl Jotber : uf
Crccierj , Glassware , Lanus , Silverware
Ktr. 1M4 Knrnimi St. , Now I'nUon Ilnllillnif.
Commission and Storage.
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"RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
: | icrl ltlr" llnllor. TILClicr.o. . I'oiiHry , ( iomr.
lllillovrard Strsnt. ( ) m k ,
CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
Hucccsiors to McSli ne 4 Hchrocder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha. Xebraiku.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Correspondence solicited. lOtl North Ifth
blrei't.Uniubu.Ncb.
Cool.JCoke and Lime-
OMAHA"COAL."COKE & LIME
Jokers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
209 Poilth 13lh Htreet , Omaba , Nebraska.
J. J. JOHNSON & ICO. .
Mannfactnrers of Lime ,
Anrt dhlppcrn ot Coal , Conk , Cumrnt , I'laiter. I.ln
Drain Tile , and Sewer Pipe. URIce , 21S , S. 13th
St. , Oraaba , Neb. Telephone Ell.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Snippers of Coal and Goto ,
211 Eoulh 13th St. . Omaha. Neb.
Dry Goods tine Notions.
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M. E"SMTlTH * CO . .
Dry Goods , Famishing Goods and Notions ,
IWJ aod 1104 Douilai.Cor. llth Ft.Omaha. Nb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Imprters and Jolliers in Dry Goofls.Notions .
Gcnti' KurBlihlng Onodi. Corner llth and Ilunoj
bu. , Ooiaht , Ncbrkika.
Furniture.
DEWEV & STONE.
.Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitnre ,
Karnam Street. Omaha. Nebraika.
CHARLES S3HIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omaha. Nobraika.
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PA'XTON ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
T05 , ; g7 , 709 and 711 P. 10th Ft. , Omaha , Neb.
Wholesale Grocers ,
t Ih and T taTenwortb Street ! . Omnha , Nebraika.
Hardware.
MARKS TSROS. SADDLERY UO.
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. UOJ , 1UK nnci iirf ( lluraay St. , Omaha ,
Nvbraika.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wauon Stock , Hnrdwnre. Lumber , Ktc. l
and Ull llarner rUruct , Uuaba.
HIMEBAUOH iTAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Utchanlci' Tooli and nntTalo Scalei. 1406 llougla
_ Htreet. Omaha. Nebranka. _
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
fcb and TUrner Rt § . . Omaha , Neb. Weitern Agent
tor Auitln Powder ( ' " . , JvR r on Httel Nall > ,
Kalrbanki Standard Ucales.
LEECLA KEfeAoNfDRpEESEN HARD-
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , i lieet Iron. etc. ARonts for Hone Scales
Allamll'owduruudl.yman Karlied wire ,
Uuiaha. NebrusVn ,
Hats , Caps , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. .
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods
UK lUrr.er StrctU Omaaft. Neb.
Lumber.
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OMAHA"LU"MBHR"CO. : ,
All Kinds of Bnildini Material at Wholesal
IfetJ Street anil Union raclfle Track , Outlm.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Uouri.Kte. Tirili-Corner 7th toil Douvfai : Cornc
Mil aua liuulilaa , .
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c. N. UIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
l.Hh nna California Streets , Omaha , Nebra < k * .
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Lnmlier Lime Cement Etc. Etc
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Corner riband DouglaifK. . Omaha.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER COTT"1
To Dealers Only ,
OfficeNV1 ( Karnam Street Omaha.
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported ami American Portland Cement Stall
Aii nt fur Milwaukee llrtlraullcCeiuunt and
O.uliifr ) While Mine.
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Lunger ,
Wood Carpcti anil 1'arqur t Vloorlnj ml , aud Pouilai
"Millinery nnd Notions.
"i. OBERFELDE'R .v co' ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
' OvornllB , _ _ > '
CAN'FIElTb MANUFACTURINO CO. , '
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans I'ontf.Shlrli , Ktr. IKUaiul 1101 Douglas Htrcet ,
Unmtin. rieb.
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Notions. i >
J. T. Ro"BTNSON NOTloN CO. . '
[ Wholesale Notions and Fnrnishing Goods - "
4H ( nnd 4U'i H ( uth lOtli HI. . OiuiiUa.
OIlB.
CONSOLIDATED TANK "LlNE CO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Vile Urcnic , Ktc. , Omaha. A.M. lllthnp , Man er.
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
llUSUarnorBtrout.OmHim.
Offlco Fixtures.
TIIK S1MMOSD4 .MASt'KAfTl'HINO tX ) .
Muimlartnrc. ' * of
Bant , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantles , siilelioanl * , llooi Cn e , llnik riitiiri-B.Wall
( ' < . I'HrtltliHiv Katlliu'i * . Ciiinti'r , llrrraml Win *
Coolnr , Mlrrury.ctc. Knctory ant' nUire , 1X ) uBrt KS3
fcouth l.itb si.Ounihii , Telcpliune l\U. \
Paints and Oils-
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CUMMINGS & . NEILSON.
\VlKiIc-nla Donlrr * In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
1MB Fnrnnm Street. Omnha.Neb.
Pnpor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carrj a nice twk of I'rlntlnir. Wrapping nnd Writing
l'k * r. Special attention KITCO to car load orders.
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JOHN L. WILKE
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Kos. 1317 and 1319 Douglas St. , Oumuu , Neb.
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Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
HI und 913 Jones Street. Uuiituu.
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Storage , Forwarding A. CommlBslon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. .
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' ' ' i nnn retail , I : M Mioann uii n
Omatia. Tcleliliotiu No.TU ) .
Brewers *
STORZ & 1LER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1H1 North Klsthtcentli Street , Omaha , Xcb.
Cornloe.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John JCpaoeter. Proprietor. VK lloilgu aud 103 and 114
North luth atreet , Omaha.
Prlntora Nlaterlals.
WESTER N N E W S P A P E R UN ION ,
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
911 Clothing and leather Belting. 1003 Kimm
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV/ , CO. , r
Wholesale Martur.icturrm of
Sash. Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
ranch ; offlrc , 12th nnd Imrd Htrcots , Oumhn , Neb , > '
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
* ! suldlnit , Htair Work and Interior Hard Wood Ft *
su. N. E. Corner Mh and lAiavuuwurlb Street ! ,
Uniaha. bleu.
Steom fittings , Pumps , Et
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A. L.'STRANG CO. " .
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
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CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
'team an * Wati-r Supplies. Tln i1iii rl "i for Mast.
ooat iCo's needs Farnatu ft. , OmatiO
U. S. WIND ENGINE i PUMP CO.f
Steam and Water Supplies ,
co. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
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Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter h son , I'rop'n. .Munufnclurtis of all klndi
Steam Boilers , Tanks anil Sheet Iron WorK
Works South feih anil U. A .M. Oroulnc.
I'AXTON & VIKHI.INU IKON WOllliB.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building
Enelnei , llra > WorkQoneral r'mimtrr , Machine aad
Ulackimltb Work , umca untl Works , U. t' . Hy.
nail llth street , Uraaln.
o R K s ,
Mannfactnrers of Wire and Iron Railings
Iloik Italli , Window Ouardi , Flower FlAnrtu , Wlrt
_ Hgni. Ktc. m Nortli Ifth Htieul.L'm.lja.
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS.4
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes I
Vault * , Jail Work , Iron unit Wlru Krnclntf , H' ni. KlQ ,
U. Aodruen , 1'ioo'r. Cor. lab and-lnckioa Hti. /
CHAMPION IRON nntl WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing , Gnarfls
aud Scrceni , ( nr bankt , ollrcfinr | < * > . roildencti. elg ,
Impruvua AwnliiL-i , l < ! fuilih MNfltliiritr and
IllackiuiUh Wort . VJiKoutn lull Bl/
MEACHER * WHITMORB ,
Firs and Bnrelar Proof Safcslimc , Locl [
litutfful A 'Ciil * fur DU'buM hafu X liocit CoiuvKoy
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