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SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Another Ralhor Dull Day in the
Wheat Pit.
CORN CLOSES SLIGHTLY LOWER.
Continue ! Moilri'fitrljr ririn A
roiiK Ihitlortono In Provlnloim
Cntllo Unnntlnfactury
HI > KN Dull mill Weak.
CHICAGO 1'UOnUCK niAUKKT.
Cnit'AOO , Oct. 19. | Special Telegram to
THE Hir : I This was another dull day in
wheat. The speculative mnrkut is still away
nbovo the export basis , but high as prices are
nnd have been the receipts do not Indicate
that freedom of movement from first hands
that usually accompanies artificial or corner
prices The arrivals nt nil western points
for the day reach ,100,01X1 bushels In round
numbers , or aluiit 200,000 bushels less than
the receipts on the corresponding ( lav last
year , when December was quoted at T J In
this market. About the strongest Doml the
bears have to show th.it contract wheat Is
relatively too high H the fact that No : i win
ter wheat is scllinu' in this market at fully ' 'Oc
below No. 2 sprint- There is no such
diiTeicncK in thu milling value of the
two grades , f'Mln ' mr > n say. Speculative
trade to day was largely local , and the vol
ume of business was not large. A notable
feature -v.ts the scarcity of December wheat.
\\henevcrnltempt.s weio madu to buy con-
siderahlo qualities , the the price was run up.
Theio seemed to be very little for sale.
This caused December to acjain j.'o to a pre
mium over May. May is now the favorite
trading month , probably two thiids of the
transactions in the pit being In that delivery.
December wheat opened at $1 12 , and May at
tThemniUut \ ! ! ' advanced to SI.lll'i ' for
December , and jl UtV 1 19'H ' for May ,
but subsequently worked nfl to tl.l- ' <
for both mouths. Prom that point thcio
was a rally of % c In December and : ie (
In May , followed by Rome later shrinkage ,
May K inK to fl.l'JV ' 1'ho innrkct may bo
said to have rumalned steady , him ever , until
JilHt before the close , around $1 l'Ji ( l.UY
for Decemberwith May quoted atasnmlldis-
count Closing ( | iiotations weio $1 124 for
December and H.1U'4M1 ' U'V for Maj. The
Hcntlment of the tr.ullng crowd is ovei-
whelmingly bearish and very few of the com
mission house's arc making especial efforts to
Invite business. This , however , decs not
neein to disturb the equanimity of the bull
leader * , who pel slat on standing pat on their
lines. They piofcss the utmost eontldcnco
in the correctness of tlielr position and hold
that export or no export America can bo relied
on to take pay for and ( oiisuine all the good
Hour that can bo produced The opposing
interests aiu getting in a stubborn .state and
nro seemingly bent on a trial of endurance.
Trade IH looking forwaid to a season of dull
ness , but this IH only to have been expected
after the gieat excitement of tne past month.
A rent Is sometimes good medicine , though
not to the lining of the speculative interests.
Corn opened steady at the closing prices of
the daj before for near futures , and at a
fractional advance on the more deferred.
Opening prices on the moro m live deliver
ies were : November , -W e ; Decem
ber , -10 c , and May : i'.i'ac ' Theio
was a good demand for November ,
which cairlcd it In a shoit time
to ll'4C ' , and on free offerings at that figure
It worked back ng.im to l.tO | , whcro it re
mained the major part of the dnv dull nnd in
active , trading being coiillned largely to the
ecalping fraternity , and without special sig
nificance. ICxpoils were smaller , but ICu-
glish markets lumaincd linn und appeared to
i cqulro considerable quantities of American
corn. The closing price of November ii'c :
shows no change from yeslciday. but De
cember , closing nt 10lBeear at Kiv ! and
May nt.TJ'tGI.'I'.l'i'c ' ' , show all slightly under
the closing prices of Thursday.
A fuithcr firmness was noted In near
the futures In oats owing to sympathy with
strength in corn , while May was nearly
steady. The volume of trading was small ,
with u llttlo moro interest displujod in this
nnd the next month than earlier in the week ,
while December and year were both dull.
May nold within a narrow range , which was
much the game as that of jestcrdny , with
nbout V > advance .scored In near months.
Trading in cash lots was chiefly by sample ,
With n few cars sold In store ut S4) ) < , c for No.
2 , or J/c advance.
In provisions trade again showed the pos
session of a strong undertone. The market
opened ntrong , commanded throughout u
good general support and , as a rule , averaged
nnd closed higher than yesterday. In Octo
ber lard , year pork and October short ribs
the day's advance was 12 } c , in November
porlc and January short ribs "jfe , in Novem
ber lard ric , in year , January and May lard
2 ! < 'c , in January pork lOo and in May pork
CIIICAUU iaVE STOCK.
CniCAoo.Oct. 19.--Special [ Telegram to TUB
. Cvrn.E.Trade
HKK.I - - was rather moro
active than yesterday with an immense im
provement in the demand for natives , espe
cially anything that was good enough for
shippers or beef packers , but then nnd thcro
the Improvement came to an end , as the ordi
nary run of medium natives was slow and
weak from start to llnlsh. With the number
left last night nnd fresh ai rivals to
day , thcro wore at least 12,000 on
sale , moro than half of which were Texans
mid rangers , entire train loads arriving too
late yesterday for the market. Salesmen
that had cither Texans or rangers reported
n dull market , with the turn rather lower
than otherwise on everything except top
sorts , such as suited the shipping or dressed
beef trade. Taken altogether , the general
market was rather unsatisfactory. Of
course about all will bo
sold at ono price or another ,
but thcro was nothing in the trade to cheer
producer or salesman. Veal calves were
down again to low water mark. The stacker
nnd feeder trade presented no new feature" .
The receipts weio 15,000 Texas and western
cattle. I'holco beeves , $5.75 ; medium to good
steers , 1350 to 15001bsfl 25ii5.00 ( ; ! 1200 to M50
Ibs , M.50 ( < i4.U : ) , 1)50 ) to 1200 Ibs , JJ.10ia,17.V
stackers mid feeders , WOOWi. : 10 ; cows , bulls
nnd mixed , $1 .TiCifii.lO , milk , f2.1.r > ( icj.)0 ( ) ;
Texas eattlo nnd Indian steers , $ , ! .40rfUO : ;
cows , tl ilofgi'JO ; western rangers , $3.00 ( $
4.10 ; cows , f,13C ® 1.00 ; wintered Texans ,
lions IJusines opened active with an tin-
turn of n nickel or so , the activity nnd ad
vance being brought about by the dcsiro of
speculators to load up , but after their do-
mauds were satisfied , values fell back to
about yesterday's prices , the general market
closing weak with a largo number in first
and second hands. The bulk of mixed hold
within n range of (5 ( 55i r > .UO , and best heavy
nt W.I15M5.70 ; a ftnv making 5.75i5.bO ( ; light
801 ts dull at tJ.tH15iJj.TO.
riNANCIAIj.
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 19. - [ Special Telegram
to TUB DEE.I STOCKS Union Pacific was
ngaln ono of the loaders In to-day's stock
market. There was moro activity ut the
opening than on any previous day this week ,
und prices were strong and , in so mo in
stances , a little higher , London sent In souio
buying orders , and values In the moro active
stocks fluctuated freely. The sauio parties
who marked Union Pacitlo up yesterday lent
tliolr influence to-day to Northern Pacific
preferred nnd Oregon Transcontinental , and
points to buy these securities were current ,
During the forenoon thcro was a moderate
advance In thcso stocks , a good share of the
jcmaindcrof the list being dull und qutot.
At noon the market was active and strong at
the highest prices reached. The severe break
in Atcluson on the Lloston stock exchange
checked the early advancing tendency In the
general market nnd encouraged the boar element -
ment to do some hammering , Missouri Pa
cific was an especial object of attack. It sold
early nt SO'/ , but closed at 7BJ/ . Northern
Paclllo preferred advanced 2X points , but
tubsc < lucntly sold off about a point , closing
Kith a gain of c. Oregon Transcontinental
advanced about 1 point , but 'lost It by the
clcie. Union Pacific also advanced ' 1 , polut
fn tljo morning , but subsequently lost 2
joints Thcrowere small lasses in a number
of the less active stocks.
The following were the closing quotations !
I * . H. 4s regular 12T > . Northern Pacific. . 2 < IS
r.H. 41 coupons r.'T't' dopreferred. . ni'4
I * . H.4'sr.'gultir ' Hif' t'.ftN. W . . .112t !
t'.y. 4'inroilponi 1W14.I doproforred , .141'i '
Pacific t < s of V , 11 4 X. V. Lontral . . 1 (
Central Puclflc rw.'t P. , I ) . A. K M'5 '
( hlfftpo At Alton Ut iHocIc Island . 107' . ,
Chlrago.Ilurllngton If. . M. A St. P . . . .B.1U
\-yulncy IIO'i } do preferred , IHJ1 *
I ) . . L , & W 141 St. Paul 4 ; Ol'iaha . 3U > 4
Illinois Central. 110 i doprefvrn.il . .iwi'i '
I. , II.V. . . . K'iTnltml'acillc ' . . . . 6l't
Kansas 4. Texas . 1IY.ht. . 1. . A. P . 14.1
I.aki-Shoro . lOJ'j1 ' do preferred . " > i
Michigan Central WWestern , Union. . . M
Missouri Pacillc 78Ul
Moverov CAM. Kasy ut 2(3254' ( per cent ;
last loan ut 2 per cent ; closed offered at 2
per cent
PHIMB MEIICANTILB PAI-EII IJfoiG ) , per
cent.
STKUMSO r.xciusoE Dull , but steady to
firm at Kb4 for sixty-day bills , nnd H sS'tf
for demand ,
I'KODUCU.
Cim uio , Oct. -Wheat-Haslcr ; cash.
$1.10 , No\ember , $1.11 ; December , $1.12'4 ' ;
M.iv , fl.12.
Corn Steady cash and November ,
Hl',0 , December , 40V ; Miiv , 3'Jii-liii' .
Oats Steady ; cash , 24 ° < c ; November ,
U Dcj-ember \ , ' 'S' c ; May , 'J'J c.
HarieyiN'omlnal. .
I'nmo Tunothj Nominal.
Flux-11.41.'j
\Vlusky-l .U
I'oik Steady ; cash , Jl.'OO ; November ,
$11 50 , January , $14."ijoi 14 m.
Lard Steady ; cash , iS.s7 j November ,
is. 10 ; January , is.171/ .
Flour Kasler. patents , JO.7.7.00 ; bakers ,
$ l.7.r > (7fri2 ( , " > , winter , i.'i f)0 ( 5.7."i.
Hulk Meats -Shouldeis , jS,2.S 157'j ; short
clear , fS 7iV < Z.0 ! ) ( ) ; short ribs , f7.bOr 7 s5.
Mutter Firm , creamery , 17ijJOc ( ; dairy ,
Kggs Firm ; l'-19c.
Hides Steady ; heavy grrcn salted , 7c ;
light green salted , 7'4c ' ; green , 5' c ; < raltcd
bull , fi'j'c ' ; green salted bull , 5c ; preen salted
calf , idi' c , dry Hint , 'Ju ' ; dry calf , 7a.Sc ( ;
deacons , IftitlMOc each ; dry salted , 7c.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 , solid packed , 4 > e ;
No. 2 , H'iV ; cake , 5c.
Cheese Finn , full cream Cheddars , 10'4 '
( ivlll o ; flats HOillKo ; Voung Americas ,
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 21,000 15,000
Wheat bu 49.000 1211 000
Corn , bu ; I10MO ( 147,000
Oats , bu 250,000 104,000
H > c , bu . . . .
Ht. IioiilM. Oct. 19. Wheat Lower ;
cash , $1 OliWfeCl.O" ; October and November ,
$1.07.
Corn Dull ; cash. HO' < < - ; November)7c. ! )
Oats Steady ; cash , 22'4c ' ; November , 23c.
Pork Lower at * 15.15'o 15.25.
Lard-Casy at 13.70-.75.
Whisky-fl 14.
Hutter-Firm ; cieamcry , 2ll@24c ; dairy ,
20n ( 2 Jc.
Now Vork. Oct. 19. Wheat Receipts ,
111,950 ; exports , none ; spot market dull and
irregular ; closing firm ; No. 2 red , fl.oS'.jO ?
109m elevator ; $1.10 ullont , fl.O'.l' fttl.lO
f. o. b ; No. ! i red , $1 O.I ; unirriuled red ,
1i9iOJfl.09nC ; No. 1 led , $1.15. Options , dull.
J40l'c ' ( higher , earlv , declined IJ c and
closed weak ut ' 4c under yesterday's prices ;
No. 2 red , November closini'at $1,09 } ] .
Corn Receipts , M00 ; exports , 48,000 ;
spot market a trille firmer and moderately
active ; No. 2 , file in elevator , fiO GiM'tiC
alloat ; ungraded mixed , 50f ( 5It4c ; options
'ic higher ; dull but steady ; November clos
ing at 51c. .
Oats Receipts , 14400 : ! ; exports none ; spot
market irregular , but closing steadier with
nero doing ; options steady , but quiet ;
November closing at ! ' 0\o ; spot , No. 2 white ,
mixed western , 2bdfilJjC ; ; wuite
western , 2 ( . 't4'c. ' '
Colleo Options opened barely steady nt
10i(50 ( points down ; closed barely steady ut
! Ji/i5 ( : points below yesterday on lower
cables ; free selling ; October , $14 15iH.yO { ;
November , $1 .15 11.20 ; January , $ ii.45 : ( < $
1J1.70 ; spot Rio , weak and dull ; fair cargoes
at $10.00.
Petroleum United closed at SSJ c.
Kggs About steady and quiet ; western ,
21 > .1 ( 22c.
Pork Steady.
Lard Stronger but quiet ; sales western
strum , $9250t9.5 : ! ; spot , $9.90 to nrnvo ;
options , sales for October closed ut ? 9.90Vi ( )
J.95.
J.95.Hutter Firm nnd In moderate demand ;
ivcstern dairy , 12 } @ 17c ; western creamery ,
ir > ( i27c ; Hlgln , 20 , ' ; ( < J27c.
Cheese Easy aiicl quiet ; western , 9@10J c.
Kuiihiia City , Oct. 19. Wheat-Steady ;
No. 2 red , cash , Sl.OO } asked ; November ,
Wi o bid ; December , 9Sc bid ; May , $1.03
bid ; No. 2 red , soft , cash , $1.05 asked ; DC-
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , 30c bid ; Novem
ber , ! lOc asked ; May ao > ; o bid ; No. 2 , white ,
cash , 32c bid.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 20 0 asked.
Miunrapolli , Oct. 19. Wheat Sample
tables were not well supplied with sample
grain and better inquiry was apparent from
local millers at the start , but it soon died out
entirely. Hut u small portion of the U2 cars
postedns receipts were displayed for sale
und sellers were holding for higher prices.
Closing : No. 1 hard , December , $1.30 ; May ,
J1.24 ; on track , Jl.20Cil.21 ; No. 1 northern ,
December , Jl.ll3f ( ; May , fUG' ; on track ,
Jl 18@1.15 ; No. 2 northern , December , $1.05 ;
May , $1.11 ; on track , $1.05@1.07.
Milwaukee. Oct. 19. Wheat Steady ;
cash , $1.05 ; December , $1.06) ; January ,
$1.00 jf.
Corn-Mixed , 44 } e. * '
Oats -Quiet ; No. 2 white , 29J c.
Rye Firm ; No. 1 , 7Gc.
Hariey Firm : No. 2 , "O c.
Provisions Firm ; pork , cash , $15.00.
Cincinnati , Oct. 10. Wheat-Dull ; No.
2Jred , $1.02@1.05.
Corn Stronger ; No. 2 mixed , 47c.
Oats Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 2Cc.
Rye Quiet , firmer ; No. 2 , OOc.
Whisky Steady and llrui at J1.14.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago , Oct. 19. The Drovars' Jour
nal reuorts us follows
Cattle Receipts. 10,003 ; market steady ;
choice beeves , J5.75 ; steers , $ .1.10025.00 ;
stockers and feeders , $ i.00 ( t,1.40 ; Texas
cattle , $ l.UBitj.lO ( ; western rangers , $2.a5ftj >
4.10.
4.10.Hogs Receipts , 1B,000 ; market 5 cents
lower at close ; mixed , $5 n. > < 5.70 ; heavy ,
J5.45 ( < J5.b5 ; light , $5. 0@5.50 ; skips , $3.40 ( < 5
5 15.
Sheep Receipts. 7,000 ; market steady ;
natives , SI.OO&M 15 ; westerns , J.UO@3.55 ;
Texans , S2.05cf3.lO ( ; lambs , $4.00015.00.
Natlonnl Stock Yards , East St.
Louis. Oct. 10. Cattle Receipts , 1,000 ;
shipments. 2M , market steady ; choice heavy
native steers , $5.00tf3CO ; fair to good , $4.40
(3500 ( ; butchers' steers , medium to choice ,
$ U.tOirMO : ( ; stockers and feeders , fair to
good , $2.10Q3.15 ; ranpers , corn-fed , $3.l'0@ '
4.20 ; grass-fed , $2.00S3.10. (
Hogs Receipts. : i,700 ; shipments , 2,800 :
market dull ; cholco heavy and butchers'
selections , J5.GO@5.SO ; packing , medium to
prime , J5.BO@5.05 ; light grades , ordinary to
best , * 5.40c5.55 ( ,
Kansn * City , Oct. 19. Cattle Receipts ,
7,000 ; shipments , 2,300 ; market steady to
strong for best fat grass and range steers
ana slow and weak for common to good corn
fed , common , weak and hard to pell ; good to
choice corn fed , J 1.7505.25 ; common to me
dium , $ ; i.25(34.75 ( ; stackers and feeding
steers , $1.50&U.35 ; grass range steers , $1.110
(33.15 ( ; cows , $1.25(32.73. (
Hops Receipts , b.OOO ; shipments , 1,6245
weak and Bo lower ; good to choice , 15.45 ®
(35.50 ( , common to medium , $4.35(25.35 ( ; skip !
and pigs , 13.00034.50.
OMAHA ijlVK STOCK.
Cattle.
Friday , Oct. 10.16SS.
The receipts of eattlo were liberal and the
market fairly active , thougti it opened rather
slow. Tha packers bought quite freely of
westerns and Texans , paying about steady
prices. Hutchors stock was In fair request
and several largo bunches of cows were sold.
There were more feeders and more buyers
for that class of eattlo on the market than for
several days past. The number of feeders
solil , however , was not great. The market
us a whole wus about steady with yesterday's
market.
IO .
There was net much o'a tin go in the market
from yesterday's closing prices. As com
pared with yesterday's general market the
market to-day might bo quoted Ac lower.
There wus laore llfo to the. trade , however ,
and the hoes were &U sold by 10 o'clock lu
the uiornlnp , the fccllnp nt the close being n
little better than nt the opening , The qual
ity of the hogs was nothing extra , and two
loads reached { 5.55.
There were no sheep hero to make a mar
ket.
_
Jlecelpti.
Cuttle . 1,000
Hogs . 4,100
Prevailing I'rlcev
The followlni ; is a table of prl s paid In
this marKCt for the grajo * of stock men
tioned.
Prime steers. 1300 to 1B01 lbs..JVOO (35.60 (
I 'rime steers , 1100 to 1 ! < OJ ibs. . 4.00 iif.VOO
Native feeders . 2 75 @ 3.25
Western f eeucrs . 2.53 01115
Ranee steers , com'on to choice 2 50 i33.50
Common to good cows . 1.50 ( a2.5 !
Choice to fancy cows . 2.50 ( a'l.OO '
Common to choice bulls . 1.2" ! ( < i2.00
Fair tocnoice light hogs . 5.20 ( tttt.M
Fairtoclioice he.ivy hotrs . 5.45 W5.55
Fair to choice mixed hogs . 5.30 ( ] f5.45
HepreseniuiiTo .Sato * .
CATTLE
No. Av. Pr.
23 cows natives . llMb $1.75
24 cnws natives . 1055 2.15
V.t cows natives . OS ! 230
4 cows nativs . 1227 2.35
21 cows natives . 1111 2.35
II feeders , natives . 1IM7 300
i ! corn-fed cows . 1220 3.00
42 steers . 1225 20
1 calf . II'O ' 3 25
12 corn fed steels . 1202 4 00
20 corn-fed steers . 12H5 4.25
I ! \.M.I. < Aril.l ! .
Owner and No. Av. TV.
N. A Cattle Co. , 40 steers. . .1197 J3 00
40 steers..ll'i ' ; > 3 Oi )
Hake & Jurvis 23 steers..1072 3.115
1'J feeders , 01 > 0 2 75
High 1 feedois.1100 2. SO
10 feeders..12.M1 3.2' )
Pcarce 1 cow 1040 1.00
l.'lcows . . . MO 2 15
I ! feeders. . ' .Kill 2.v-5
Hrnwn-IlitT Cat C. HiOcows. . . IU5 2.15
Wilson 50 sts , Tex HOI 240
J.'lewsTv. MIO 1.0) )
.1. Q. Shirley il cows. . .1UX ! 275
2CD steers..list 2.bO
Wallace : t steers. . 1047 2bO
Den ft Rio Grand 151strsTex 101S 220
Guthric .t Oskamp : ) steers. .10.M 2.00
lloos
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. AV. sir * . Pr.
bJ. . .ISS 120 $5.25 ' ' .24,1 240 5.1 ( )
i- i7. 2 > 210 5,25 (17' ( . . .2)5 ) 200 5 40
7. , . .2I ) ' 210 5io : VJ. . . .2U5 bO 5 40
bOMl
ii. , . .219 120 5 30 74 . . .241 Ml 5.40
I. , . .2)1 ) bO -.no . lit. . . .202 120 540
70. , . .225 200 5.30 US . . .240 KiO 540
. .2.T , KiO 5.32 05. . I'M 5.41) )
. .21)9 ) 53. " , , 70. , 2.T ) 200 5.4' ' > J
Nl , . .229 5 ! U W. . .251 240 5.40
W. , . .2)7 ) HiO 5 35 Ii9. . .250 80 5.40
5. , . .23. ! bU 5.35 .23 ; 5.40
0. , . .231 bO 5 l5 ! fiO. .250 5.45
7(1. ( , . .250 5 35 ll. .242 120 5 45
5.35 01. . . . 254 fcO 5.45
V .25' ! 200 5.35 511. . . . 390 lliO 5 45
.21S 400 5.35 00. 94 240 5 45
VI. . .242 bO 5.35 57 . ' 'S3 120 B45
? 2 .2.13 1(0 ( 09 . , .2VJ 120 5.45
jl. . .24S bO 59. . , .257 2-10 5.45
i5. . .2.1.1 240 5.i5 ; 02. . . .an 5.45
ri. ; . .2.10 2sO 5 us 01. . , .274 240 5.45
ro. . .252 100 r.i7 : | ; 03 . . .20H 5 50
51. . .20T. j 01 . , .2sO 160 5 BO
Til. . .240 { tioj t > 2. . . 273 240 550
; o. . .253 12' ) 5.40 02 . , .204 KIO 5 50
o. . .2(7 ( 1HO 5.10 Ui. . , .273 120 5.50
71..2CS 200 540 50. . , .320 100 5.55
I17..25SJ 200 5.40 , .315 100 5B5
1)2. . . . 20j 40 5.40
I'ncKcTfl 1'iirclinHC * .
Showing the number of hogs bought by
the leading buyers on the market to-duy :
CJ. II. Hammond A Co . 5M
Omaha Packing C . 1,2M (
Armour C. P. Co . Ite7
P Squiic & Co . B05
Davis & Atwood . 1T > 7
C. C. C . 211
nnd
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for hogs during the past few days
and on the corresponding dates one and two
years ago :
I Oct. 1M < 8. I Oct. 1337. I
o w ; io 4 )
, r > 7 > $ tW 40 y no
5 W ) 4KI 25 4 110
Sunday. 4 10 . .
6 80 tilt ) 10 4 05 ( ill 3)
5 < r > ( to 10 Sunday.
ft jftt.'i W 4 85 (14 40
5 CO US m 4 45 1 fin
5 (15 ( 410 05 ii Kr > < & { "I
6 7S W > UJ 4 'JO Ct4 M
Kuniiay. 4 Ut 46t 20 4 25 < M M
5 GO < tV > Do 4 10 < | 64 r > 4 0 } 464 ITi
fi 60 < Jt/ ( ! > Sunday. 3 OJ 4M 15
5 2J > < & > 72 ! i 4 ai ( : i'J Bunday.
ft IU 415 TO 4 CO 1M at 3 B7'alSi ' US
8tooic Notes.
Arthur Spearman , Sprincficld , came in
with stock.
U. F. HiiPey , Hazard , came In with two
loads of cattle.
J. C. Welch , Clarinda , la. , was Ucro with
two loads of hogs.
Hogs sold hero within 15c of the extreme
top paid in Chicago.
. J. Orchard and O. C. Crane , Indiana ! a ,
were hero with cattle.
A. E. Griffiths , of York , was among the
visitors at the yards.
R. W. Dunn , Elwood , was at the yards
with two cars of hogs.
Charles Jones came over from West Side ,
la , , looking for feeders.
E. C. Hcywood , of West Side , la. , was
looking over the eattlo market.
Wilkinson & Graham , Avoca , Neb. , mar
keted a load of hogs at $5.5"i , the top price.
H. II. Dorsey , of the firm of Dorsey Hros. ,
was at the yards looking after his buiincss
interests here.
S. D. Acker , Defiance , la. , was over with
a load of hogs. W. H. Hanua of the same
place was also here.
OMAHA WIIOLiKSAIjE MAKHETS.
Produce , Fruits , Ktc.
HUTTEH Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 20
( tt'iic ; choice country , 17 ( < J19c ; common
giades , 10cil7c.
FLOUK-Nebraska patents. $ C.OO@fl75 ;
Minnesota patents , $0,25 7.50 ; straight
grades , $5.00Jf5.50 ( ; bakeis'flour , $5.25@5.75
per barrel.
POTATOBS 2550c per bushel.
SWEET POIATOKS 00VSOc ( per bu.
POULTUT No dressed fowl in the market ;
live chickens. JJ.OOto.l.GO per doz. : spring
chickens , $2.oO@.t.OJ.
TOMATOES 5u@00c per bu.
PEARS California $ J.OOtt3.5U ( per bu box.
Kaas Strictly tresh , 18(3 ( > 19ccauded. !
CAuroitNiAGiiApBs $1.25ifl.50 per case ;
Delawures 40O50i\
CONUOIID Giurr.s 30@40o per 10-lb
basket.
PEACHES California , $1.00@1.50 per box ;
Michipan , 50c@$1.00 per basket ,
UANANAS-Common , $1.50(22.25 ( per bunch :
choice , $2.50(33.50. (
LEMONS W.OOOJ4.00 per case.
OiuNiirs J5.OOCitO.oo per box.
CEI.EKY 25@30o nor dozen.
Eoo PLANT 75j$1.00 ( per dozen.
Oxto.xs 40 ( < i50o per bu.
CABIIAUE $3 00(34.00 ( per 100.
HEKTS 40o per bushel.
Ti'RSirs HOe per bushel.
AiTLE-$2.00M4.00 bbl.
CIDER Michigan. $4.50(40.50 oer bbl 83
cala ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
Per Coux Rice. 3dt4C' common , 2@3c.
LAKKOT.S 5Jc ) per bushel.
HEANS Choice eastern handplcked navies ,
$2.00 per bushel ; western hand picked
navies , $1.75 1.80 ; mediums , $1.30(21.40. (
Lima beans 5c per pound.
HAT t. o. o. cars. No. 1 Jpland , $0.00 ; No.
2 upland. $5.00.
Umx-ll5.00@10.CO.
Cnori-KU FECII $14.00(315.00 ( per ton.
CoiiN-310132c.
OATS 2223c.
ViXEOAii Cider , 10@18o per cat. Whlto
wine , lX320o ( per gal.
CiiANUKiiniKa $7.00S.OO per bbl.
PROVISIONS Hams , No. 1 , 12)fc ) ( ; No. 3
lie ; shoulders , 0 , ' c ; rib bacon , 12c
clear bacon , 12 > fc ; picnio hams. lOc ; drlei
beef hains , lOc ; dry salted clears , short ,
lOKo ; extra short , 10)fc ) ; short ribs , lOc
pickled pigs feet , 15-lb kits , 60c ; lariJ. lOVJc !
stnokcd sausage , OQSo per Ib ; bos cas
Ings , 17@lbo.i
Grocers lilit.
Revised prices are as follows :
UAOQI.SO Stark A seamless 22c : Amos-
kcap , seamless. 17J c ; Lewiston A , seamless.
19o ; American , seamless 17c ; burlaps , 4
to5bn , ll@14c ; gunnies , single , 13c ; gun
nles , double , 20o ; wool S.ILKS , Sic. Twines
Flax , 3Sc ; extra sail , 2QCif21o sailH , ! 9 ( < J20c
cotton. 21e ; Jute , 10 .
Ufitrn Fnf ITS. I its , in boxes per ID , 13(3 (
Cc ; dates , in boxes. 7jJH'o ( ' ; London Mstlaga
uycr raisins , jitr box , J.'l.50ii3.75 ( ; Malaga
oo o raising J2.30y3.60i new Ynlen *
In raisins , Per Ib , 7i c { Call-
oruin lee o muscatels. Per box. Jl0. .
> ltled cherries , per Ib. 3Ui'Jlo ( | ; C.lllfor-
ila pitted pium ? , p r Ib , 12i.tl3c . ;
Iricd blackborriei , Per Ib , SS fc ; dncd
ruspberries , per Ib. 2.K < t24c ; evaporated np-
iles , b i ( M4c ; Lullfornla sun dried
> eachcs , lite ; California untmrcd evaporated
icactii's , i5C'tlsc ; evaporated California
ipricots , ll'ci ' ZnntfC currants , 0 ' ( nr7c ; Turk-
sh prunes , 4'4W4 ic ; citron. 22W2lc ; orange
, cel. 15o ; lemon peel , lee , California French
) riin'iH , lla ( ) ( )
CorrrEs Mochn , 25@Cfic ; Hlo , good ,
7c ; Mandahllng , 2.C 12Sc ; roasting Rio ,
lie , O. G. Java , 24@20c ; Java , interior. 22i ( $
5c : Rio. taney , 10ul9e ; Santos and Mara-
Mibo. 17ftlUci ( Ai buckle * . 2U4c , McLnugh-
itl S - \ \ X.Jl" , . ' .
Su < un Granulated , H'tfVjc : conf. A , tfi (
i white extra C. 7e : extra C , 74c ( , yellow
; , 7c ; powdered. 1'c ' : cubes , 9c.
HONHT Ifjtl7c for one pound frames ;
trained honey. ' ( SlCe per pound.
HUISWA.\ : Choice yeliow , 20S22 } < c ; dark
colored , 13Jrl4c.
CIU.CT. Voung Amerlc.i , mil cream ,
1W1 c : full cieam cheddiirs. 10rflle ( ; full
cream flats , ' ( ' < ; good to choice skimmed
heddars , s' ' < ; c : skimmed flats. 7'ic.
PHKI.EIediuiii , in bciis. Jl 5 i ; do In ha'f
i Is , J-'LOO ; small , in bbls , $0 r,0 ; do in lul'f '
) b's , M 75 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.5 1 ; do in half
hi M. "i
ToiiAc(0-l'l > ig. 20i05et sm
JBM.IKS$1 25 30-lb
JBM.IKS - per - pail.
SAl.r-fl.30(1.35per ( bbl.
Rorr 7-10 , 11 4c.
MATIE bfdAii isneiis , llSl2o ( per Ib ;
penny cakes , U < > iyc per Ib ; pure maple
s > vrup , $1.00 per trill.
TEAS i oung ll\s > on , common to fair , lsij (
2ric ; Voung Hyson , good to fancy , 30i55e ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 22 25e ; Gun-
lewder , choice to fancy , 4iiifO ( ° > e ; Japan , com-
non to medium , l.VavjfJapan , choic'o to
ane.V , 3lf 45c ; Oolong , common to good , 25 ( < $
(5o ( ; Oolong , choice to fnncv , 50i(7lic ( ; Impcr-
ul , common to medium , 25W35o ; Imprrial ,
peed to fancy. 40-i50c. ;
M-TS Almonds , 15@17e ; tllherts , ll ( < M2c ;
3r.i/il , 9nlOc ; walnuts , 12c ; pecans , lOigllc ;
leanuts , tidi'ic ,
CiiACKrus 5J10c ( perlb ; assorted cakes , 7
( a2."c perlb , as per list
FISH. Holland Heinnir , S5co 90e. per keb' ,
White Fish , ' bbls. . No. 1 , $0.00. Family
f. ) 75 : Trout. No. U $550 : Mackerel , ' „ bbls.
No. 1 Shore , $15.10. Large Family , $1050 ;
, nhrndor Herring , S4.50 ; Columbia River
Salmon , $17 ( K ) per bbl
ConriMi Per Ib , whole. Cc ; bricks mid
stups , ilii'jc" ' .
CANDMixed. . M.T'inc ; sticlr , SVcTl'J'tfc1 ;
rock candy , lO'jJ13c ' ( ; _ fam-y candy. 7CiJ2''c.
Dry Goodi
COTTON KI.ANSEIS 10 per cent dts. ; LL ,
j'.c ' ; CO , O'fc ; SS , 7J4c ; Nameless , 5c ;
C Aiii'KT WAUP Ulb White , 19c ; colored ,
" 'c.
"
"yxTTs Standard , be ; Goin lOc ; IJeauty ,
2' c ; Hoonc , 14e ; H , cased , $0 ftu.
I'uisrs Solid colors Atlantic , Co : Slater
r > > ic ; ; Herlin oil. 0)50 ) ; Garner oil , t'i ( S7 < t.
CoH-Ei JIA\S Androscoggin , 7' c ; Kcar-
barge , ty ' ; Rockpoit , C\c ; Conestoga , O'c ,
TICKS York , ao in. , 12'c ' ; York , : U In. .
13 > , c ; Swift River , be ; Thorndiko OO , b ) < e ;
rnorndike EF , b'ic ; Thorndiko 120 , ti'Bc ;
Thorndike XX , irC ; Coulis No. 5 , I'h'e ' ;
Cordts No. 4. lie ,
He ; Heaver Creek CC , lOc.
KFNTl'CKY.IfHNs.Memorial , 15c ; Dakoti :
18c ; Durham , 27' c ; Hercules , isLearning. ; .
ngton , 22 } c , Cottswold , 27iic' }
CiuiiStevens' H , Cc ; btevens' H
bleached , "c ; Stevens' A , 7U1"- Stevens A'
. .
plain Holland. 9'jc ; Dado Holland , 12'iO.
HI-OWII sheeting Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7' ! u'i JY
Atlantic D , 4-1 , O'jc ' ; At-
. .
.1 * * | ' | 'l.ll ll iht r * * W- ! - --J - -I - ' - !
Pcppcrcll. 8-4 , ! S < fc ; Pcppcrcll.O-I.Slc' , Pep-
pcroll , 10 4i ) UticaC : , 44IJfc ; Waclmsctt ,
J' ,7 i' ; Aurota H , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora 13 , 4-4 ,
jfCKVest Point HU in , 8 oz ,
West Point 29 In , 10 oz , 13c ; West Point
20 In. 1U07 , lfc ; West Point 40 in , U oz , iCc.
FLANNELKcd ! , C , 34 In , 15K ; E , 24 in ,
2e ; G G , 24 in , ISc ; H A F , , 05cJ R P , % ,
Pitisrs Pink anil Holies Kichmonu , OV cj
Allen , Co ; Hivcnioint , 5c ; Stud Ulver , G' ' c ;
Hiohmoncl , CKe .Pacific , O' ' e.
Pin STS JJrcss Charter Oak , fi c ;
Runiapo , 4Uc ; Loili , S o ; Allen , Oo ; Rich-
inontl , Cc ; Windsor , O cj Edily stone , O c ;
. . . .
-H ilOI'Jt ' < 1X1" " * B.
brie , lie. Lonsdule cambric ,
Lonsilale. ' Uc ; Now Yorlt mills ,
I'cppcrell , 43-ln , lie ; Pepperell , 46-in i2O :
Pepperell , ( M , Ific ; pepperell , 84 , 21c ; Pep-
perell , 9-4. 23o ; Pepperell. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton
4-4 , 8' ' c ; Triumph , 60 ; Wauisutta , He ; Val-
FMSNEI.S. -naft8tnen,2oc ; Gosncn ,
32' c ; Clear Lake , S'l ' c ; Iron Mountain ,
Ui.voiUM Plunucttcnecks , 7 ! c ; IVhitten-
ton , 7 > < c ; York , 7K ! NonnamH dross ,
8Hc : Calcutta dress. 8Uc ; Whlttcnton dress ,
6ic ; Kcnfrcw dress , 8 { rtl2'ij.
CAMHIIICS Slater , 5'4c ' ; Woods , D' c ;
Standard , 5 > Cc ; Peacock , 5 c.
PIIINTS Isiuoo HI.UE Arnold , Cjfc ; Amer
ican , fi'i'c ' ; Glouct'stcr , OJ/c : Arnold C long
cloth , ! ) ; Arnold U long cloth , 10J : Ainold
Gold Seal , 10 > < ; : fcjticlel A , 12 ; Windsor Gold
Ticket. 10K.
DmitM mill Clieniioalf.
Miscui.i.vNKot's-Sulph. acid , IXc ; citric
acid. ( We ; tartaric 50c ; bal. copavm , OSc ;
borax , lOc ; chloroform , 47c ; glycerine , 2c ( ) ;
gum Arabic , select , (1.00 ; gum camphor , ! 'c ' ;
guui opium , f1.25 ; HUlph. morphia , (2.83 ;
broinido potassium , 42c.
OILS Carbon , 150 ° lOc ; headlight , 175 =
14c ; gasoline , 74 ° 12Jic ; West Virginia
summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 golden ma
chine , Ibc ; extra W. S. lard , Me ; No. 1 lard ,
47c ; turpentine , 51c ; linseed raw , 55c ;
boiicd , Sic.
QUININE P. & W- , per oz , 53o ; German ,
per oz , 40c.
Leather.
Hemlock sole , lSi27c ( per Ib ; oak sole , 31 ®
Oi'c per Ib ; oak harness , ; iO@12c per Ib : selec
ted oak and trace , 3"c per Ib ; oalt and hum-
lock upper , 20@22c per foot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , bO ( 'JOo per Ib , according to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , 90cGfl. < HJ 1'or
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , $1.00(31.10 (
per Ib ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , lX ) ( < 5)Oe per
Ib : oak kip skin , No1 , 70' < ? Me ) per Ib ; Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , 80 ( < ? yea peril ) . French
calf skins , ( nccordinirto weight and quality ) ,
tl 15@1.7ancr lbKrencli kip skins do. bc ( ) ( ?
Jl.lOjxTlb. Corciovan russett , i ! < u ; s.itin
lir.lsh , 20e per foot ; welt leather , t3..r)0 4.00
per side ; moroccos , ( pebble goat ) , 200i30o
per foot ; moroccos , boot log , 25C < ? ! iUc per
foot ; glove calf skins , 20i0c ( ! per foot ;
Douglas kid , 30@40c per foot ; kangaroo
skins , 40@50c < per foot , according to quality.
Toppings , t8lHi210.0J ) ( per dozen ; linings ,
| 5.0Ua9.oO ( per dozen ; apron bklns , Illi.OUQ
12.00 per dozen.
Ijuinbcr.
First and second clear , 2 In $49 00(351 ( 00
First and second clear , l > flK (
in . 47 00@r > 0 00
Third clca-- > fX UJ In ; 43 00fr4 00
A select , l'4C < hJi iu 37 00)9 ) 00
U select , lM@l } < in 33 00 37 00
A stock boards , 12(310 ( feet , 12 in 40 00
U stock boards , 12 ® 10 feet , 12 in 41 00
C stock boards , 12 < < $10 feet , 12 in U 00
D stock boards , 12otlO ( feet , 12 in 2J 00
Flooring , tirst common , 0 In 34 00
Flooring , second common , 0 in 32 00
Select fenciiitf flooring 19 00
Siding , first and second clear , 14felO ft 25 00
Siding , llrst common , 10 feet 22 00
Siding , second common 19 ( X
Common boards 1(5 ( 00
No. 2 boards , all lengths 14 SO
Fencing No 1,12Ti20feet ( 10 50
Fencing No. 2 , 12 , 14 and 19 feet 15 60
Joists and scantling , 2x4 , 14S10 ( feet..10 00
Timber , 4x4 , 8x8 , 12@10 fuel 17 00
Pickets , first rough , good 15 OOffilb 00
Pickets , fancy head and dressedselected,2. > 00
Shingles , extra A . . . 2 80
Shingles , standard A . . . 200
Shingles , No. 1 UO&UO
Lath , i y.io
Slctnls JUKI Tinners' Htock ,
! < x * "n , small pig , . . . $ .23
Ulocktiujbar. , ; . . . . gy
Copper. plnnfMicd boiler sizes . . . , H4
'opper , cold rolled 31
Copper , shcnthliiK to
Copper , pltts 3J
? opi > er , flats 31
Ualvanlzcd shi-ot iron , Jtiniata 50 , 10
and 5 per cent discount
Patent planished iron , No. 21 to 8 * , A .10 %
'utcnt planished iron , No. 24 to 27 , H .im1 , '
{ oofllni : , 1C , 14x20 5 15
tootling. IX , 14x20 O.'A )
Jooning , K' , S0x2s 10 25
( ooRlnc , IX. 20x2i > 1.1.75
Sheet Iron , No 2il 3.40
iliuut Iron , No. 27 3.'fl
Snider , best 17
Solder , No. 1 15
Pin plate , 1C , KM4 075
rill plate , IX , 10x14 S 7.1
steel miilM , base , per keg 2.H5
Steel wire iwllti , base , | > cr keg 2.SI
JCNK Machine castings , $12.00f < ? 13 00 ;
steve plates , J'.OOJTS.IH ) ; wtought lron , & > 00ii (
10 ( W ; bones , dry , $5 ( X ) . steel , f.'i ( H ) per ton ;
opper. J\00 < iU 00 : brass , $4 ( iO5.liO ( ! ; rlnc ,
2K ( ) ( n.Xj ( ) solid lead , $200&W.OO ; ten lead.
$2K ( ) ( ( 2.50 , rubber , $2 f.Octs.3 . 00 ; mucd rags ,
$1 lOciJl 15 ncrcwt.
TIII : HIAI/V : MAIUCHT.
[ nHtriiiitenlfl 1'lnuuil on Itccorcl Dur
ing VoHii'rdny.
\ K Shaw nnd husband to II .1 i-enrmoll ,
lot li , blk 1. Mrvrt.s plun' , \ % il. $2,600
U W Mt llalt < to I' Uranium , lots L' , ,1 and 0 ,
Ho iiilml place , w d 1,2,0
1' Mori ins nnd wife to K M Kandoltili , lot
! M. blk II , Omalii Vli-w. w d . KJ1
C S I'atrottc1 mill wife tn X A ( hrlMunsou ,
40 ft li t' ' , blk 1) ) , Omaha VU-xv. w d ! . ' ,6X )
[ 4 li WiKjil ami htiMund to I' I i\sell.lot :
. ' . WW 11 , Omaha View , d . 2.MX )
Win W I owe ft nl to S .1 llnnm , lots 11
and K' , blk d , I.M' " add , ii c d . , 1
U K Mitch. 1 to K 1 a'H'ity. lot J , blk ! mi.
I'lorc'iice , w il . . . . 50
M 1' IJ t rt tii T lre\el. ) lot 11 and w Mfi ft
lot 1 , . blk It' . Wnlmit lltll. \ \ d 1.2JJ
N A ( 'lirl'-teii'Oti and lt to Douglas
County bank. 141'ixfil ft of se cur h > t I ,
blk II , Uiilnn1add. . \ d . . 3,600
W ( . Helm 11 ill toV II L'nwli , lot II , bit
I , Saiindiii \ IlimebiiiKli s add. Wal
nut Mill , wd . l.fifij
M A D.ulsaud Inisbana to K A llenson ,
lot-I , llaikalou 1'lnie. w d . . ] , MX )
J Iliyant and \\tfn to I ! A llcnson , lots H
and 'i. ' blk I.I. llrVk't I'lacc. w d . . 1,000
W ( . Helm 11 at to 1) I.lnn , lot 6 , Hickory
I'lacc. wd . . 6'I '
I llrcnnannnd wlfo to It W Mcllalo , lot
" . lilk I. llrvnnnn 1'liicc , wd . . . . 20
1. K 1 ic-nch nndtti \ to N and M ll.lolm-
HOII , lot II , blk 1 ? > . Ontriil park , \ \ d f.lHX )
N and M f. Joln on to i : M rrcnch , lot 14 ,
blk l.'i. ( Vntral par.v w it . . . 2,000
DCSmphvu i-t al toT J Lowry , iu\i : r , ft ,
hO ft and , ' ! , Vi U 10011 s ol so cor blk 1M ,
Umahi.v d . . 4r6J
HI' I'attersnn mid \\ifi > to (1 T Ululloy ,
lot 41 , blk 1 , Armour I'lacc , w d . . . 4" > 0
Ilcilhk 1'aik Iliillrting As-oclation to III
llryant , lot ' . ' 4 , blk i. . Itcdick Park , w d 2cKO
K U Hill ft ill to C 1' Kalis , 41\lii ) ft lot , 8 ,
blk 6 , 1'iuk Place , wd l.OOJ
J KMnlth and w.fe toil M Hlckx , lot 1 ,
blk f. . Itnnscom I'lnco. w d 801
G N lllcks nnd lfeto I ! II 12 Mc.lunsoy ,
lotHtt. 7 und'S , blkJ , I.awnllold. wd . . . . 1,750
M yiilck nud wife to J < ! Audeisou , und 1 >
lot IT , blk 4.V . ( iiand View. \ \ d . . 3M
T llrrntmn to V II ( oilman , lots 3 nnd ( ) ,
Itnoallud I'lace. w d . . l.-'OO
I ) HOK.UI and lloto A I. Kiel , w ! i of
nwsi und ho of iiu27-r . il "
A li Hoed to II Hawaii , w 'jot uUi
so of ne27-I.Vll e , w d
Twenty-blx transfer ? , aggregating. JW.947
IIIHANCH Ori'lCK.
JOHN M. SHAW & CO.
f
Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds ,
MarKln Transactions a Specialty.
JOHNSON iVCHKlSTlAN , .Munaf-cis.
IB 11DAKII Ol ' TIlADi : , - OMAHA.
ilumbeiH of tlio Chicago llo.itd of Trade Pilv-
ate \\iieu to Chicago and New Voik.
Are the Best ,
IN THE i : SKNTAI. QUALITIIIM OP
Durability , Evenness of
Point , and Workmanship.
Bumplcs for trisl of 12 different plslcs l > y inill.on
reccl | > tot IU ci'iili in aUuii < H Ask lor card fto.K.
, BLJKEMIN & CO , , "aJIrTiVff"
inoi UOUGL/VH
Capital Slodt . $1.10,000
Liabilities of Storkliolilcrs . tiUOUOO
Five J'er Cent Interest Paid on De-
] osits t'o intndcil ) Senii-
Annnalli/ .
OFFICKHS :
CIIAKLESF. MANDKItSON , I'
L.M. URNN'KTT. Vice President.
T. W. WESSKL& Manaclni : Director.
JOHN fi. WILBUR , Ciihhler.
STOCKHOM > iitH :
J. W. flNNKTT , OUV C. IIAUTON ,
J. J. HllOU.V , IM. . IlKNNhTT ,
C. r. Jl * NIIKIISO.V , TIIOS. Ii. KIMIIAL.L ,
IlKMir I'DSIIT , K li. STONB.
OMAII\ . &T. Co , I. . II WILLIAMS.
M \ \ Mr.VLK , TlttIMN IIUCK ,
.lAME-i W. HAVAnE , K , W. NASH ,
1' . W.V KI , , I. II. ( 'ONOIION ,
ANMIN H. McCuuK , N W. WKI.I.P.
II. NIKMAN JOHN 1 ! . WILUUU.
NATIONAL BANL
U. S. DEPOSITORY.
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
Capital $500,000
Surplus 100,000
HKHMAN KOUNTZK. President.
JOHN A. CUEl GUTON , Vice 1'rcsldent
1' . II. UAV1H. Cashier.
W. II , MUGl'lKH , Assistant Cashier
BANK OFOMAHA.
_
Capital , - - - $100,000
001 Houtli Tlilrlccnth Street.
General Banking andSayings Business ,
_ _
CIIAULEI HUKASTI.I ) , President.
C. P. NKHDIUM , Vlrn President.
FIIAMK V. WASSIUIMAN , Cashier.
For the benefit of Depositors the Savings De
partment will bo open on Saturday nights from
Oto8o'cloK.
5 1'er Cent on Sa > iii'B's nnd Time Deposits.
r. II. > LMKK. K P. RIC11MAN , J. II IH.A..CIIAIIII
PALMER. niCHMAN & CO. .
Liye Stock Commission Merchants.
Offlco-lloom Jl , Opponltu Kiclmnifa nulldlnt , l/alon
_ Muck \ ithls , boulh Uinatia. Nub. _
.ORlMERWESTERFfELp S4 MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
Iloom 15 , Kzcbant e Building , 1'nlun btock Yards ,
bouth Oiuaha , Nub.
ALEXATTo ER & FITCH.
Comniision Dealers in Live Sock ,
, Opposite Kichango IlulldlDg.Uulou Slock
Tardi.fconth Ouatia , Ncu.
UNIOrJ STOCH YARDS CO. .
Of Omaha , Limited ,
icha r.
AgrTcuiturnT
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CHURCHILL PAHl < ER ,
Dealer in Agricoltnral ImplBineDts , Wagons ,
itrrmgci end ItUEDlc * , ti ir t-trrct brtwcetiVthnnd
lutti , Uunlrn , Ni'trMkA ,
UNINGEn it METOALF CO. .
AgrIcnltnrallDipleiiientslWa onslCarria cs
, r.lt. Wliolcmlr. Oinntn ,
PAn UN. OR EN D cRF& MA RT I N
Wholoifite Itoftlrrt In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
Wl , KV1 , rtX ) niul W7 Jonci Btrvrt , Onmhn.
P. P. MAST& CO. ,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
CulllTitnri , 1'ar Itnkef. Older Mllli mill I uhnn lul-
\crlier * Cor lllh ami Nicholas Mrit .
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. .
Wliole'ulo
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
rnpr lih "mi M < boln *
OMAHA llttANrlt.
J. F. SEIBERLING .V CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W K. Meatl , Mftnwr KI1 lenTonwotth < U Oninlm
M OLI N E. MILBURNA STOOD ARD Co
MatiufnitiirirrAiitlJobliuri lu
Wagons , Buggies , Rates , Plows Etc ,
Cor. ! > lh ami I'nclflc street ] , Uninhn.Neb.
Artlato * Mntorlnls.
A HOSPE. Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1513 Houelm Mrccl. Omahn. Nctirn kn.
Bookscllors nnd Stntlonorg.
H. M. & S. W. JONES.
Succes'ortto \ T. Kcujiin A \\tiutrsafo AllcUll
Bookseller , ? and Stationers ,
Fine Wcilillnif sHic.tirr | | . , Oinimrnlal 'lalloiiery
li.'j liuuiilu blruut Uiniilui , Nrh.
Boots and Shooa.
K1RKENDALL , JONES Si CO. .
t ucrcrium ( o Hi'iil , Join's Ji Co )
Wliolcsale Manufacturers of Boots and Slioes
Avcnujur lloilon lluhncr ' lice Co 11W , 11H i HOC
SI. , Oiuaha. cbrBa n.
W. V. MORSE A CO. .
Jokers of Boots and Slioes ,
1101 , H03-1UB Uougln * St.Omnba Mttnulactory , Sum
mer hi. . Ik 9lon ,
tM Coffees , Splcos , Etc. _ _
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CLARKE COFFEE CO.T
Uninliik Coffee init t-plce Mills.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
'lavurliig KitrncU , l.uuuJry llluc. Inks. iCtc. Kit
Itlrt llama ? Hire * ! . Oinnlin. Nobranka.
Crockery and Claeawaro.
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W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent for tbc Manutaclurern and Import * ! of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Cuimneys ,
Klc. Offltc , JI7H rih ht. , Omaha , Ncbraskn.
PERKINS. CATCH &LAUMAN.
Ininortcr1 and Jobber * f > f
CrccXery , Glassware , Lauiis , Silyerwaro
Etc. lilt 1 .irnnm St , Ncn 1'avtun HulMInt ; .
CommlBslon and Storage.
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RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Comniission McrcliaiitSj
leclnl , ' - ( > ( , I'nnitrj , tinrao.
lll''llo\Tiird Stroet. Oiaaha.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
hcicrcasnr' lo McMianc & Schrocdcr )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nubruska.
FREDERICK J FAIRBRASS.
Whole ale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Merchant. Corre pnndi'iico solicited. 1011 North ICth
Street , Oniuh.1 , .Nrb.
Coal , Coke and Lima.
OMATfA COALr'cOK'E St. LIME CO
Jokers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
ampouth 13th Street , Omnlia. Nebraska.
J. J. JOHNSON St. [ CO. .
Mannfaclnrers of Lime ,
Anli > hlpMM3 | ul Lu.il , Cuak , Ouiueut , l-iaster , l.li
Drain Tile , anil bcwer 1'ipo. Uftlcu , < } < ( . S llth
8t , Umatia , Mob. To'cpliouc til.
JOry Coodsjino
M . E'SMTTH & co. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1103 and 1104 Douglas. Cor. llth St.Omaba. Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Furnishing Ooods. Corner llth and Ilune ;
bts. . Omuha. Nebraska.
Stilppcrs of Coal and ( Me.
: tl South 13th Bt. . Omaba. Neb.
FurnUijre.
DE\VEY A STONET
WliolGsale Dealers in Furniture ,
Xarniin Street. Omaha.Ncbrnik * .
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omnhn. N'rbiasko.
PAXTON ,
Wliolesale Groceries and Provisions ,
703,707,700 und 711 3.10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY i CO. .
Wholesale Grocers
,
> Ih and I.cavouworth Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware.
MARKS"BROS. SADDLERY co.
Wholesale Manufacturer ) of
Saddlery & Jotes of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. HO ) , 110.1 nnd U07 llara r St.,0cialia ,
.NtUr sk .
Heavy Harclwnro.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wiuon Slork , llnnl nrn. Lumber , Etc.
and 1211 Uanif ; blmctOmitba.
HIMEBAUOH k TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and Iluffalo Hcalcs. 1(06 Uouglai
Gtroet , Omaha , Nehraaka.
RECTOR , WILHELMY St CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
-tthand Harner Sts . Omaha , Neb.Tnlrrn Ace
for Austin Pointer Cn . JelTvrson Hteel Nails ,
Fairbanks Standard ticales.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREE8EN HARD-
WAF1E COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware Cutlery Tin Plate
. , . . . . , . . in. . _ , , " ° ' ,
| roni ctc Agents for
Miami Powder and l.yimm Harbed wlru ,
Oraaba , Nebraska ,
Hate , Caps , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE Si CO. .
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods.
1107 Ilaruer btreet , Oicahi" , Nob.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. .
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
1SU Street and Union I'aclBcTrack.Omatia.
LOUIS BRADFORD
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Dooriiic. VirJs-Cofner 7th and Dgu-'lai , Corcc
Dealer in All Kind ? of Lumber ,
Hth nnd I'nlifomlit Mrcet > Onmlin. Nrbta ksv
Lumber Lime Cement
Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
. Corner fttintul Ionel ! t . .0maha.
T W. HARVEY LUMBER CO - '
To Dealers Only ,
Ofllcf , 1403 Kiunam Strocl Omaba ,
JOHfN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale LiimliBr , Etc ,
Imported ami American I'orllatnl tVmont Pla | |
A ciit for Mllwauki-ii HjriirnnllcCcmiut uuJ '
cjuliu-y \ \ imp 1,11110. ,
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Luinoer ,
Wooil Carpel * and I'nrquet ( luurtn Bill and Douilal
Mllllnory nnd Notions.
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I. OBERFELDER A CO. .
iiiporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
_ _ Ovornlla. _ i
C'/TNFIELD MANUFACTURING co
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
'cans ' Tunis , SMit , Ktr IKUnml HOI Doutila ; Direct ,
_ Uumhu. ; n > b ,
J. T. ROB1NSON N6TION
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
4rt ! anil UJ H ( lllh IDIti SI , Onmbu J
Olla. i
"CONSOLIDATED TA5K LINE C < 3 ; >
Wliolsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Alia Hti'iw , Ktc , Omaha , A II HlMi.ip. Mntiagtdl
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' '
Furnishing Good ? ,
1105 Unrncy Street , Onmlin.
Office Fixtures.
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Tin ; siMMoxns .MA.vt'i-ArruiuNo cuT
BanXJIttcunrsaioonFiitures ,
Mantle * MilrboHnK Uook CUBCK , llriipj Mitiiri1 * Wall
( ! < , rmtltlmx Ualllnus , Cniinti'iK. llceruml Wla
Cooler" , Minors etc I auor ; inn' iinlic , 17.H ) uud 171
fcoulu 131U tit. , Oiualm , Tuluiiliuuc 1134.
Paints nnd O8. | |
CUMMINGS & NCILSON
\Vliole ale IR'iilc'rt In
Faints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
\W \ FiiriiBin Mroet. Oiimho , Neb.
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. . „ Pnpor.
CARPENTER PAPER CC. .
Wliolesale Paper Dealers ,
Carrr n nlee stock of Trlming , WrHiplnit | and \Vrltlnl
1 a ar. Hycclal attention Klvcn tu tar fcail onlerv.
_ Pnpor BOXOSJ
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JOHN L. WILKIE.
Pronrietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
NO" . HI7 nn.l UlU Poiulm ht. , Oniitlin , Neb ,
Soods.
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PHIL. STIMMEL \ CO. .
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
UH mid SU Jones Mrcct
Storage , Forwarding & Commlsalon
ARMSTRONG , PETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwardin and Commission ,
ranch homo of thu Ilctmi'v Hnupy Co. 11 ti KM Ion a |
wholesale ami n'tatLKW UlOfind 1312 UarJ btroet *
Omaha. Tcli'Uhonu No. 7dO.
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Browora-
STORZ& ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1551 North Klgtutcentli Street , Oinabu ,
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Kpcnctor , I'niprlftor. yx Dodiie and 1U3 nod 111
North linn Street , Omaha.
_ Prlntora'
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNIONT *
Anxiliary PnlilisliErs ,
ffifelKSBWAV' iSS:8uppllci- :
jBooda. U
OMAHA RU'BBER c"o. . ( I
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
311 Clolhlnc and Leather Ueltlue. lOOti Farnani HttMt ,
8 j a h , D 3 ore ,
M. A. DISBROV/ , CO. . " C
Wholesale Mantif cturcrj of
Sash Doors Blinds and Mouldings
, , , , . ,
Branch ufflce , ith nnd liard Strceti , Onmlin , NeV. s
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BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sasn , Doors , filing
V'uMlai ; ! , Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood I lli
ih. N. E. Corner Mil nnd I.fiiTvnwortb btrccti ,
a. I > co.
Stpom Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
A. L. STRANG CO. . " "
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
3team-
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Stcatn and Wntcr 'U'l'llcs. ' no > ' ' - iarlpM f > , r \l f
_ _ Roods iirnain . , Oinab *
U. b. WIND ENGINE .v PUMT CO.7
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Uallldar Wind Mill. . 9H and 9M Fnniam bt. , Omaha.
_ < 1 KOH , Acllllf MHIUk'IT.
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Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bhcotfron Work Steam Punipn , Paw MIHi. I'13-JJIJ
Irf-nvennurlh tftreet. Omaha.
Iron Works.
ST EAM'OILER W'ORKS. r
Carter U pen , I'rup's , Manufacturers of nil kind"
Steam Boilers , TanKs and Sheet Iron Wort
Worts rioutli .lull na II. Jt M. Crcimlntf.
' FAX-ION k VIKHI.INO IKON WOUKS.
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Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort ,
Knulnes , Ilrass Work.Osneral loundrr , Machine a ad
lllacksuiltli Work. onu urid Works , U. 1 * . It/ .
and llb btrect , orniiba _
{ JMAFTA WTRE'lfRcTN" WORKS , J
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
DeJk Ualli , Window ( lunrdi. newer PUnd * , Wlra
t-Uns.Ktc. lil North Kth StreetOinahn ,
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS/
Han'frsofFire&BurglarProofSafes ' I
Vaults , Jail Work , Iron urvl Wlrrj Kenclnit , 3nn , KtO/
U. AuJretn , 1'iou'r ( ; or. lUlium ! JacKsun his , ,
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS'
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Hcrecni. for bunk , o3tro .ilorc . ruildencoi , etc ,
Imiirnved Awnlii : lotomltli MnihlncrynuJ
llluc k rulth Works. UIKAith lltu at.
MEACHER 4. WHITMORE ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safcs.Tiine . Locis
Ocucrai ALVU lor Ilicbuld dalu Ai llotk CI/UVAUY 4
VUDH < tu > d JuU V'or',41JalitU SU