THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TtifiSfcAY. OCTOBER 23 , 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Ruloa Strong With a Tendency -
doncy Toward Nervousness.
FEARS OF A DECEMBER DEAL.
Corn I/owor Under Ilcnvy Ilccclptu
OatH Qul : t lint Finn Knlr Inter
est In ProvlHloiiH Cattle
Sternly HORH Active.
CHICAGO I'llonUCB MAUKET.
CHICAGO , Oct. 22. ( Special Telegram to
THK HKB.I December wheat was nervously
Btrong most of the day but May failed to
bold Its own unil avcraui'd lower until late.
The opening range \vasl,15 % for November ,
tl. Ill for December and 1 1.14 for May. De
cember roHo right up to f l.lTKi out May
could only show a gain of J c from the open-
Ing. When December was selling at $1.1"X
May was at , a discount of nj e. Later in tbo
day December was quoted at ? l.lf ! ' < and
May 91. 12 % nl the same moment. The dif
ference averaged not far from 3c until to
ward the last , when it narrowed to 2c. Some
of the leading stalwarts and a good many
operators of the middleweight class who be-
llcvo in wheat on Its merits and not on what
some man or set of men uru doing ,
promptly availed themselves of the chance
presented to-day to transfer their Interests
In December to May. Counting in carrying
charges May was at one time relatively
nearly lOc cheaper than December. This
was an attraction for many too strong to be
resisted. Hutchlnson , Lyon and linker were
believed to hi free sellers of December at the
advance , and for that matter through most
of the session , Ilutchinson's brokers being
especially industrious on the bulges. Conn-
Bclman also sold out a big line , which might
. bo for any one of half a do/on well known
people. The crowd seemed disposed to credit
1 it to either F.ilrbank or Hutclilnson. Trade
was of only moderate volume , however , and
nothing in the line of sensational plunging or
unloadlngwas attempted. Ontho first iluclino ,
though , December slipped down to $1.15 , and
May worm-d back to il I'JJf. From there De
cember recovered by noon to II.IG'.C ' and May
to $1.13 % . The range of prices during the
last couple of hems was rather narrow.
There was plenty of December wheat for
sale around tl 10 , and thu price rarely got
below tl.in > { . May ranged tl.l3@l.l.T'H ' most
of the time up to 12:30. : Trading for outside
account was small , the amount of business
being so light as to occasion universal com
plaint utnong commission men. The latter
nro between two fires. They , of course , want
business , hut as rule they do not want it
bad enough to take new trade for December
when danger exists of getting money tied up
in a December deal. This state of thing ! )
has a depressing effect on general trade. The
"combination" if there is a combination
continued to market Its wheat clear up to
the end. Hrokers who huvu hitherto been
acting for leading longs , kept peddling out
property whenever they had a chance.
About thrce-quattcrs of nn hour or so before
the close , the market looked weak at some
reaction from thu middle range of the day ,
but a llrmcr tone was imparted to dealings by
reports of immense purchases by Pillsuury
in the northwest. Ream turned up as a good
buyer of May and the price was run up to
$1 13Jf , while December was staggering at
ll.lSXtSl.iriJf. The price was subsequently
fractionally lower , but the feeling was not
one of weakness. There is no important
change In the foreign situation. Cables
quota prices practically unchanged. The tone
of thu English market is one of llrmncss and
inactivity. A adVised
leading shipper was to-day -
Vised by his Liverpool correspondent
that English importers would not
bo wanting wheat from this side before
February. New York was generally higher
than on Saturday , opening IJffJMo up. In
Minneapolis 3o more was paid lor No. 1 hard
than on Saturday , and most of the other do
mestic markets were steady.
Heavy receipts of corn made a lower range
of prices c.isy on liberal selling. Trading
was active at the start , and November ,
which opened at 4U } c , sold off sharply to
43 > 4C , but rested at that price only a short
time , when free selling lor the account of a
party who had recently been the main
strength of the market , broke it to 42) ) fc.
Heavy receipts anticipated for to-morrow
helped to hold it down. Outside business
was small , but there was considerablothrow-
ing over of long stuff by heavy local
operatoiB , The activity in dealings was
transferred largely from November to De
cember and May , in which latter months
there was considerable business done. The
market ruled dull after thu tlrst hour , witli
vrealsness its prominent feature , but relieved
by occasional short periods of revived con
fidence , one of which advanced November
corn from 42Ko to 42J c in a few minutes near
the close , thu latter being thu price at the
end , but it shows a decline from the latest
quotation on Saturday of from Jfc to J < c.
December closed } .Co and year 3e under
Faturday's price , with May l-10c higher at
Oats were quiet though generally ilrm ,
With moderate trading on future account.
Ncur months averaged J @ ' o higher , with
May in about the usual request and nearly
ttciuly nt liOH@208'c. A few cars of No 2 in
ttoro or to go there sold at 24) ) ic , or , ' c im
provement.
In provisions fair interest was shown.
Product for January delivery , especially
pork , was bought by a prominent speculator ,
by grain traders and on outsldo account witli
considerable freedom , and in the general
market a more comment tone was mani
fested. The long side was regarded , in fact ,
with increased favor and price changes inva
riably showed an advance. Uascd on Satur
day's last quotations October and November
lard closed at an appreciation of 12Xci No
vember pork of 7fc , December , your ana
January lard ot 5c , year pork of 12tfe } , Janu
ary pork of 15c , January short ribs of 2 > c ,
May pork of 20u and May lard of 5c.
CHICAGO LAW STOCK.
Cnicxoo , Oct. 22. [ Special Telegram to TUB
BUR. ] CATTI.B , Trade was fair and prices
itcady on everything at all useful either in
natives. Texans or rangers. Some few loads
of heavy , matured and ripe natives sold at
| 5.25@5.9"i. The latter was the top price of
the morning for top cattle. There was the
biggest run of common stock among the re
ceipts this morning seen herd for the past
month or so , and only excelled once before
this season. Some good Judges estimated
that there were at least 5.0JJ old cows and
common canncrs on the market , thu great
bulk of which sold from ? I.30@'J.OO and very
slow at that. The average run of cows
were making only about 13.25@3.50.
Then again there was the poorest run ol
outhern Texans sccu hero for many a day ,
and they were selling for as low figures as
for any time this sea on. There was an ox
trcmely widu range to-day between anything
good and useful and common. There was
not more than 100 cars of good to fair natives
on sale , and theru wore about 250 cars ol
rangers that were fair for that class and the
came wore preferred by shippers and bcel
packers to the ordinary run of natives. Good
mid useful rangers made about the same a :
on Friday , but the bulkof Texans sold lower.
There was little or nothing going on in the
tockcr and feeder trade , but prices remain
about the same as last week. Veal calves
wcro plentiful and again sold down to low
watermark. The receipts include. 0,000
Texas and western cattle ; choice beeves ,
f.Y40@5.yO ; medium to good steers ,
iaV ) to 1500 Ibs , fl.75@5.83 ; 1200 to
11150 Ibs , 3.75i4.Mj ( ) y50 to 12C <
Ibs , Ki.C (4. < X ) ; stoekors and feeders
l3.UVgll.3r > ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
I1.40WU.10 ; bnlk , t3.25ft2.45 ; Texas cattlu
and Indian steers , t3.40(43.r ( > 0 ; cows f 1.75(3 (
2.20 ; western rangers , ( , i.uo4.Ci : ; cows ,
f.J.4U(38.a5 ; wintered Texans , * 2.50S3.tO. (
HOGS Business was fairly active , with lit
lie or no change in values as compared wit )
Saturday. The bulk of mixed sold within i
range of fT.tXiili.7u ( and best heavy , includini
butcher weights and Philadclphlus , at * 5,7I
( g5.gO. Light borU sold largely at * 5.GOc
D.7a. _
FINANCIAL.
NKW YORK , Oct , 23. ( Special Telegran
to THE UEK.I SfocKs The Missouri Pacilli
'yras again a bear etock to-day , and ' .va
forcoil ilown scvcrul points right from the
stiirt. The gonornl market opened Btronj. ,
but nsltlo from the nforomentloncd ntul a few
othur Bccurlttes wits without much anima
tion. Stop orders helped the decline in Mis
souri Piiclllc , nnd the support wns limited.
The trading clement raided values where
they could , though the general decline In the
forenoon wns not heavy , extending to about
1 point up to 1'J o'clock , the loss In Missouri
Pacltic amounting to 2\4 \ points. Among , the
specialties , however , several marked losstw
were sustained , and San Francisco preferred
declined 3 tx > ints , Pullman 2 > and Uurlington
iScQulncy und Hock Island I' cach. The mar
ket then remained stationary at the decline ,
nnd nt noon It was dull but steady nt the
lowest prices of the morning.
The following wcro the closing quotations :
U. H. 4i regular , .127 * . Northern Pacific. . 2fl ;
U. H. Iscouponi Ii7i iloprefcrretl ( il'i
U. H.4'iareKUlar. ' lOH'i " C. * N. W
U.S. 4'incotit > on > ) .108' > do preferred , . . . 141
I'arlficMof ' ! : > . IU'1'i N.Y. Central . . . . 107 S
Control I'ftplllc IlVi I' . , I ) , AK " ' " M'i '
& Alton llock InUnii" . . . 107
f
St do preferred. . . Idfl
IL , ii. x \ \ , . . . . .iiu'4 St. Paul A Omaha . inn
Illinois Central , lib',1 doprefcrreil . . .1C |
1. , H.A\V 17'j Union I'aciflc U\
KUIIIHS A Texas . lltl\V..St.I , . A : ! ' . . . . 14'i
I.akcHtioro . . . 10J | do preferred. . . ' il'i
MlthlgantVntral M .Western Union. . . . 8l'
Mlsiottrll'acillo . 74 |
MONET ox Cii.i. liasy nt 2 < S2 > per cent ;
lust loan at 2) ) < f jicr cent ; closed offered at U
per cent.
PitiME MKHCANTII.K PAPER JJ @ 7 per
cent.
STKIII.INO RxciiAXtiK Dull but steady at
4.S4 for sixty-day hills , and f l.b7for > de
mand.
IMIODUOK.
Gnu * oo , Oct. 23. Wheat Stronger ;
cash , * 1.14' ; November , f 1.14 0-10 ; Decem
ber , Sl.lfi'Vj ; May , * l.li ! H-lii.
Corn Kasier ; cash , -t'JJ/c : November ,
42JJC ; December , 40'hi ' ; ; May , ii'J 5-10j.
Oats Steady ; cash , 2l' c ; November ,
24Jfc ; December , 25'iic ' ; May , -'J ' c.
Hvo .VJc.
Harley Nominal.
Prime Timothy Nominal.
Klax-Jl.45.
Whisky * 1.20.
Pork Steady ; c.ish , $15.00 ; November ,
I14..VI ; Jtinuary , $14.77Vi.May , $13.1)0. )
Lard Steady ; cash , fJ.tx ) ; November ,
$8.iHJnnuiiry ) ; , J.2T ; May , $3.40.
Flour Steady and unchanged : patents ,
fil.7"7.00 ; bakers , W.7.lj'i.25 ; winter , ? 5.50
(3-.T.'i. (
Hulk Moats-Shoulders , $8.25@S.ir : ; short
clear , | $ . .r.0il ( > 8.75 : short ribs , ? 7.75.
Uutter Steady ; creamery , 18t ( 27c ; dairy ,
Eggs Firm ; 18@l9c.
Chocso In fair demand ; full cream cheddars -
dars , 10i4@10 > c ; Hats and Young Americas ,
ll'l < ? 12e.
Hides Steady ; heavy green salted , 7c ;
light green salted , 7' c ; green , Ji'fc ; salted
bull , 5) ) < ; c ; green salted bull , 5e ; green salted
calf , 7 < W7'e ; dry flint , 9u ; dry calf , 7@bc ;
deacons , 15Tc30o ( each ; dry salted. 7c.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 , solid packed , 4 Vc ;
No. 2 , 3 fj ; cake , Sc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 20,000 22,000
Wheat bu . 42,000 32,000
Corn.bu . JliS.OOO 3MI.OOO
Oats , bu . 11)2,000 ) 120,000
Kyo , bu . . . . .
New Vork. Oct. 22. Wheat Rcceints ,
5,400 ; exports , none ; spot market K@ c
higher ; No. 2 red , SI. 10 in elevator ; tt.lOK
fel.ll afloat , 51.10 (31.11 ( } f. o. b. ; No.
3 red , $1.00 ; uncraded red , SOc@S1.12Jf ;
No. 1 red , SKIS1 * ; . Options opened strong ,
advanced 21tfii21.ic ( , closed % c over Satur
day , trading slow ; No. 'Jred , November clos
ing at 1.10 } .
Corn Receipts , 137,030 ; exports , 79,500 :
spot market } < i@'sC lower ; fairly active and
steady ; No. 2 , SO1 jo in elevator. SO'dC' ' ?
. " /OJ < c afloat ; ungraded mixed , 4l9S. ! ( ' > le ;
options JiC@\c lower and less active , but
steady ; November closing at SIlJ c.
Oats Receipts , 92,800 ; exports tiO.OOO ; spot
market u shade tinner and fairly active ;
options ife higher ; llrmer but dull ; Novem
ber closing at 'Mc ; spot , No. 2 white , 3-lc :
mixed western , 27i ( 31 > c ; white western , 28
C < ? 41c.
Coffco-Options dull ; sales 62,000 bags ;
October , * 14.00 ( < * 14.15 ; November , $ i5C : ) j
13. 73 ; December , St.10 : ) ( < TlU.35 ; January , $13.00
( u > 13.30 ; spot Rio dull and easy ; fair cargoes
at $10.00.
Petroleum United closed at S7c.
Kpgs Firm ; fair demand ; western. 21'c. ,
Pork Dull' and easier : mess , $10.00 ®
10.50.
Lard Trifle steadier but dull ; western
steam , spot , $9.30 ; November , SS.fco asked.
Uuttcr Steady ; less demand ; western
dairy , 12'f@lbc ; western creamery , 1C@
20oHi Elgin , 27c ;
Cheese Quiet but steady ; western , 9@
blvernonl , Oct. 22. Wheat Firm , de
mand fair ; holders offer moderately ; Cali
fornia , No. 1 , 8s 4d@Ss 5d per cental.
Corn Steady , demand fair.
Minneapolis , Oct. 23. Wheat-The 800
ars of wheat received hero had a weaken
ing effect on prices , but sellers were firm in
asking previous quotations and the best
grades were picked up quite readily. The
shipments wcro llfty-thrcocars. Closing quo
tations : No. 1 hard , November , $1.24 ; Do-
ember , $1.25 ; May , $ t.2U ; on track , $1.24 ; No.
1 northern , November , $1.13if ; December ,
$1.14' ; May , $1.10 } ; on track , $1.15@UG ;
No. 2 northern , November , $ I.04i ; Decem
ber , $1.00 ; May , $1.12 ; on track , 1.03@1.09.
Milwaukee , Oct. 22. Wheat Acttvu ;
cash , $1.0 < IS ; December , $1.03 % ; January ,
Corn Quiet ; No. 3 , 44c.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 white , 29c.
Rvo-Firm ; No. 1 , OOc.
IJarloy Steady ; No. 2 , 7Cc.
Provisions Firm ; pork , cash , $15.00.
Cincinnati , Oct. 23. Wheat-Firm ; No.
2 red , $1.05.
Corn Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 40Kc.
Oats Easier ; No. 2 mixed , 25) ) (320X0. (
Rye Dull ; No. 2 , Ma
Pnrk-Qulot at S15.00.
Whisky Firm nt $1.14.
Kansas Cily. Oct. 23. Cattle Receipts ,
5,9i39 ; shipments , 5,593 ; good grass
rangu weak , slow , 5@10o lower ; canncr *
and common in better demand and steady :
good native , active and steady ; common ,
weak , slow , 5 ( < ttOc lower ; good to cholco corn
fed , $ l.7o@5.2 , " > ; common to medium , f..2."i@ !
4.00 ; stockers and feeding steers , slow , weak ,
at $ l.UI33.iri ; grass raugo steers , $1.(50@3.15 ;
cows , $ l.25g2.75. (
Hogs Receipts , 2,535 ; shipments , 1,843 ;
opened active , and strong to 5o higher , clos
ing weak : good to choice , fc5.55@5.G5 ;
common to medium , (4CO@5.40 ; skips and
pigs , $3.00@ 1.30.
Ht. IjoiilN. Oct. 22. Wheat Irregular ;
cash , $1.03 ; October , $1.0SK bid.
Corn Quiet ; cash , 39'fe ' ; November , 37c.
Oats Steady ; cash , S3 > fc ; November , 23c ;
May , 2 K" .
Pork-Quiet nt $15.12K@15.25.
Lard-$3.l2h'3.75. !
Whisky $1.14.
Hutter-Firm ; creamery , 25@20c ; dairy ,
20J22c. (
MVK 8TOCH. .
Chlcneo , Oct. 22. The DrovorV Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 15,000 ; market steady
f or good : common lOo lower ; beeves , $5.400 $
5.90 ; steers , $ .1.2. > @ 5.3. > ; stockers and feed
ers , $2.15 ( < $3.25 $ ; cows bulls and common ,
$1.40 < rf3.10 ; Texas cattle , $1.75@3.50 ; west
ern rangers , $2.40i ( 3.50.
( T Hogs-Receipts , 10,000 ; mixed , $5.40U5.705 (
heavy. $5.35ji5.b5 ( ; Hunt , $ o.40@5.70 ; skips ,
$3.50 ( < ? 5.10.
Sheep Receipts , 9,000 ; market steady ;
natives , $2.f > 0 < if4.00 ; westerns , $ : J.OJ3.00 :
Texans , f2.7G3.S5 ; lambs , $3.50@5.00.
Natloniit Stock YariU. Kast St.
LoiilH , Oct. 22. Cattle Receipts , 3W5 ;
shipments. 1,170 ; market dull ; choice heavy
native steers , f5.00 < ff5.40 ; fair to good iniUvo
steer * , MOCuSVOO ; butchers' steers , medium
to cholco , $3.50C ! ? 4.40 ; stackers and fceOers ,
fair to good , $3.00(93.20 ( ; rangers , corn-fed ,
$3.00(34.10 ; cross-fed , $2.10 ( 3.10.
Hogs Receipts. 2,095 ; shipments , 850 ;
market steady ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , $5.00(43.70 ( ; packing , medium to
prime , $5.40@3.CO ; light grades , ordinary to
best , $5.23 ! < ; 5.f > 0.
Knin.au City , Oct. 22. Wheat No. 2
rod , cash , OSK" asked ; November , no bids
nor offerings ; December. 9So bid : May , $1,00
bid ; No. 3 red cash , SOo bid ; No. 2 soft , cash ,
$1.04 asked ; December , $1,02J < bid ; Alov
$1.05 bid.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , no bids nor offer
ings ; May 80 obld ; No. 3 c sh , 29'4c ' bid ;
No. 2 , white , cosh , no bids nor offerings.
Oats No. 2 , casbTio bids nor offerings ;
May , 24bia , Wo asked.
OMAHA MVIJ STOUIL
Cattle.
Monday , Oct. 22 , 1SS9.
It was a dull and dismal day arid the mar-
tct was slow to open , and \vticn It did open
t was nt a decline of 10C < * 15e. The receipts
vero very heavy and the average quality
fairly good , which gave the buyers a better
opportunity to discriminate against anything
not desirable. About ouc-thlrd of thu re
ceipts was made up of Texans and the bal
ance westerns. The supply of butchers'
> tock was liberal and it , too , was lower.
The demand for feeders was not very heavy.
jut thu supply of westerns was llburol and
the quality good.
There were only twenty-two fresh loads
here , but they sold early at nn advance of
about 5c over Saturday's market , as high as
3.00 being paid. _
Sheep.
There were liberal receipts aud a few
changed hands. _
Ilccclpti.
Mile . .1.300
1 0 R8 . 1 , 550
Sheep . 1,000
Prevailing Prluu * .
The following is a table of prices paid In
.his marKet for the grade ) of stock men
tioned.
Primestecrs. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . fi.OO fflS.SO
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. . 4.00 iiiS.lKI
Native feeders . 2.73 (23.25 (
Western f eecers . . 2.73 ( if it. 15
Kaniro steers , com'on to choice 2.50 QJ3.50
Common to good cows . 1.25 ( u2.5
Jholcc to fancy cows . 2.25 ( U2.75
Common to choice bulls . 1.25 (32.00 (
Fair tocnoice light hogs . 5.110 W5.40
fair to cnoico heavy hoes . 5,50 .tVJ
Fair to choice mixed hogs . u.43 ( sJ-fiJ
ItcprcHcntutiva Saloi.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
20 cows . W3 $1.25
1 cmv . 1000 1.40
2 cows . 1125 ] .M )
Scows . 1SIK ) l.N )
45 mixed . lOJU 2. ' 5
3 cows . 110(1 ( 25H
44 feeders , natives . 1100 2.UO
lUNlii : CITTI.E.
Owner and No. Av. Pr.
C. T. Miller , 4 cows . 887 $2.25
19 steers . 1100 2.73
19 steers . 1101 2.75
102stcers . 1181 U.W1 , '
O ! cows . ! i3 2.27S
J. E. HUKK. 22 cows . 9 7 2.25
2.S steers . 1 li J 2.1 0
33 steers . 1019 2.90
1 cow . 7.10 1.50
Kent & Blssell C. Co. , 8 cows. 912 2.30
22 sirs. . 1163 S.CO
2.strs..lltW ( 2.90
2u cows' 9 ( > 1 2.35
Matthews & Fowler , Scows. . 90S 2.25
38 steers. 1011 2.45
S2 steers. 1038 2.50
II. W. Matthews. 1 7 cows . ! U'J 2.30
30 steers. . . . IKX ) 2.45
J. 13. Inslcy. 105 steers . 1257 U.40
W steers . 1212 ; i 40
105 steers . 1234 3.40
64 steers . 1240 3.40
Middlesex Live S.Co. , 2J st'rs ,
tailings . 1230 2.25
Middlesex Live S. Co. , 18 cows
and steers . 990 1.90
E. D. Swan , 5 bulls . 1410 1.25
21 bulls . 1410 1.50
D. Monahan , 44 cows , Texas. , fclfj 2.10
43 cows , Texas. . 92J 2.10
HOGS
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Sir * . Pr.
14 . , .205 $4.M 05. . $5.50
bO. . , .205 bO 5.40 01. . .251 100 5.GO
.247 IliO 5.40 73. . .253 80 5.50
, .211 120 5.40 71. . . ' . ' .VI 200 5.50
.242 200 5.40 t5 ! . .2110 240 5.55
" 5. . , .237 ICO 75. . 80 5. :
74. . .217 40 5.45 09. . , .25S 100 fi.33
TO. . .20 40 5.45 53. . , .302 100
11 ! . . , .285 200 5.45 lit. . , .2s7 40
72. . , .2IM 2(0 ( 5.4' . 71. . , .233 130
02. . .297 Ti. , .314 5iO
04 . . .253 100 5.50 C3..aJb 120 5.00
No. Av. Pr.
1)7 ! ) Oregon sheep. , . 84 42.75
Pncucrg PurcliascM.
Showing the number of hogs bought by
the leading buyers on the market to-day :
G. H. Hammond As Co 402
Omaha Packing Co 712
ArmourC. P.Co ! 5tJ
J P Squire & Co 504
Highest and howcst.
The following uro the highest and lowest
prices paid for hogs during the past few days
and on thu corresponding dates one and two
years ago :
lilye Stoclc Notes.
J. Hastic sold a load of COc hogs.
John Fisher , Morelield , was hero with
cattle.
D. Monahan , Greeley , Colo. , came in with
a train of cattle.
Over 13,000 sheep were received hero dur
ing the last week.
W. 11. French como in with two loads of
cattio from Hcagan , Cole ,
Ij. Anderson & Co. , Mead , nnd Fred
ICropf , Scluiyler , marketed 55o hogs.
L. L. Happal , of the linn of Happal , Lamb
ft Co. , is back from a ten days' visit to Chi
cago.
Kd Swan came down from Waterfall with
twenty-two loads of cattle , part of which
sold in the market.
J. 1J. Christian , of Shaw & Co. , was nt the
yards. They have their room all ready and
are prepared to open at an early date.
E. S. Crocker , Evanston. Wyo. , and
Thomas Spademan , Farmington , Utah ,
stopped at the yards on their way west.
OMAHA WHOLESALE : MAHH.ETS.
Produce , I'Yults , Etc.
HUTTEU Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 20
@ 3Jlc ; choice country , ITfijl'Jc ; common
grades , 10i417c
FLOUR Nebraska patents. $0.00@7.50 ;
Minnesota patents , $0.25(38.00 ( ; strainht
gradrs , $5.00@'i.50 ; bakers' Hour , | 5.25 < a5.T5
per barrel.
POT ATOBS Nebraska , 25@50c per bushel :
Colorado. tiOg63c. (
SWEET POTATOES 80 < iISOc per bu.
POULTUT Live chickens , 0.00(23.53 per
doz. ; spring chickens , t--oOWy.OO ( ; dressed
chickens , 10o per Ib.
Pzins California $3.00rf3.GU per bu DOX.
Eoos Strictly tresh , 19a2iccandlcd. ( (
Cii.iKoiixiAGiui'KS Jl.A'xMl.SO | > cr case ;
Delawares 40(250c.
CONCOHU GRAPES 30@40c per 10-lb
basket
PEACHES California , $1.00(31.50 ( per box :
Michigan , 50c@l.X ( ) per basket.
lliNiNAS-Uommon , 11.50(32.25 ( per bunch :
choice , $3.50 a.50.
LKMOJJS1.00g4.00 ( per case.
OitANaEs W.tKK < ii.00 ) per box.
CELEUT 25@30c oer aozen.
Eao PLANT 75'gl. 00 per doze * .
OSJONS 40 ( < i50e oer Ou.
CAUIUOK $100 ( $ LOOpor 100.
UELTS JOe ixsr bustiel.
Tuiivirs 30c per bushel.
Ari'LES 52.00 4.00 ocr bbl.
CIDCR Michiiran. M.50 < aH.50 oer bbl 83
; California pear elder , 115,00 per bbL
Pop COBN Ulce. 3 40- common , 2 < 3c
L/AKKOTS 50oper busho ! .
UEANS Choice eastern tiandpiokcd navies ,
f3,00 per oushel ; western hand picked
navies , $1.7" > W1.SO ; mediums , fl.SO@1.40.
Lima beans 5e per pound.
HAT t. o. D. cars , No. 1 upland , fO.OOj No.
'J upland , foOO.
UuAX-I15.OOO10.00.
Cuorrisu FEED f 14,00(215.00 ( per ton.
VINEOAH Cider , UKglSc per ral. White
wine , 10 ( < J20o per gal.
CBANIIEIIKIES JT.50 9.00 per bbl.
PROVISIONS Hams , No. 1 , 12)fc ) ; No. 2
lie ; shoulders , 9 > 4c ; rib bacon , 12c
clear bacon , l-J c4 picnic hams , lOo ; dried
beef hams , luo ; dry salted clears , short ,
lOVc ; extra short , lOUo ; short ribs , lOo :
pick-kd pigs feet , 15-lb kits , We ; lard ,
smoked s'ausage , C(3$0 ( I > cH Ib ; hog ens-
ngs ,
List.
Revised prices' iiro as follows t
UAOGISU Stark A seamless 2 c : Amos-
Jeag , seamless. lT ! < o : LeSviston A , seamless.
DC ; American , seamless iTc ; hurlnps , 4
o5bii. ll@He ; gunnies , single , lc ! ) ; gun-
iles , double , 20o ; wool sacks. 3 , ' > c. Twines
Flax , 3ic ; extra sail , V0ij21e ( sail U , 19a20c ( ;
cotton. 2lc ; lute. Hi
Unip.n 1'nuiTS tics tn boxes , per ib , 13@
ICc ; dates , In boxes , 7@Wc ; London Malaga
ayer raisins , per box , W.6Url3.7S ( ; Malaga
oose raisins. $2.30(32.50 ( : new Valen
cia raisins , per Ib , 7fc ; CalU
forma loose inuscatcld. Per box. fl.hO.
pitted cherries , per Ib. 2o " ' 2I0 ; Califor
nia pitted Plums , per 'Ib , 12M13c ;
Iricd blackberries , Per Ib , 6i < ( < JOc ; dried
raspberries , per Ib. --Mo ' ; evaporated ap-
iles , b } < ( ( t,14c ; California sun dried
peaches , me ; California unuarcd evaporated
peaches , 150 ISo ; evaporated California
apricots , lye : Zanteo currants , fiKftTc ; Turk
ish prunes , 4' ' , ( C4 fc ; citron. 22M24e ; orange
peel. 15c : lemon peel. lOo , California French
Off
calbo. 17(21Uc ( : Arbucklec. 'J1J0 ; McLaugh-
1m s A\A. < U * i .
SUOAH Granuiatert , 8@iijc ; conf. A 7' o ;
white extra C , 76 < c : extra C , 7 > e ; yellow
C , 7c : "owdered. > c ; cubes , . .
HONEI lC ( < il c for one pound frames ;
strained honey. ' ( $ t c per ] xmml.
HEESWAX Choice yellow , 20(322Kc ( ; dark
colored. 133140.
CiiEE-'E Voung America , lull cream ,
U ( < pl2 > o ; full cream cheddurs , ll@12c ; full
cream Hats , U'c ; good to cholco skimmed
chrddars , 8' c : skimmed flats. 7) ) < c.
PICKLE' ) Medium , in bbjs , fA.5i ; do in half
tl ls , M.OO ; small , In bbls. J0.60 ; uo in ha'f '
ubls , W.7a ; ghorklnti , in bbls , $ r. : > i > ; do in half
I hi t4.ni
ToiiAcro Plug , 2 C < tfl5c ; smoking ,
jEM.ics-Sl.'JS per 30-lb pail.
SALT Jl.IHKji 1.3 jer ) bbL
HOPS 7-10 , hi if
MAI-LB SUOAII uncks , ll < 7ll2c per 10 ;
penny cakes , 12@13c per Ib : pure maplu
syrup , tl.OO per cal.
TKAS i oung Hyson , common to fair , 1S@
25e ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30a55o ( :
Gunpowder , common to good , 22a25c ( ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40t05c ( ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15(3-L ( ? Japan , cholco to
fancy , 3J ( ' 45e : Oolong , common to good , 25@
J5c ; OoloiiL' , choice to fancv , IXMTTOc ; Imper
ial , common to medium , l5(335c ! ( : Imperial ,
peed to fancy. 40 ; 750e.
MJTS Almonds , 15@17c ; filberts , llM2o ( ; ;
Bra/il , yLilOc ; walnuts , 12c ; pecans , 10@llcj
peanuts. fu7c. ( !
CnACimts 5(310c ( pcrlb ; assorted cakes , 7
@S5c perlb , as per list
Kisn. Holland Herrine , 85cSOOe. ( per keg ,
White Fish , M bbls. , No. 1 , W.OO. Family
W.7o : Trout. No. I. $550 : Mackerel , V , ; bbls.
N'o. 1 Shore , J15.00. Largo Family. tl0.f > 0 ;
Labrador Herring , f4.50 ; Columbia Hlver
Salmon , $17,00 per bbl.
Conrisn Per Ib , whole , Cc ; bricks and
strips , 7@Sc.
CANDVMixed. . 8i13c ( ; stick ,
rock candy , I0 > i@13e ; fancy candy ,
WAIIP 13ib White , l < 5'e ' ; colored ,
B vTts Standard , 805 Gem lOc ; Beauty.
l-n c ; Hoone , 14c ; B , caied , f0.5o.
I'm NTS Solid colors Atlantic , Co ; Slater
r.UcMerlin oil. fli c ; Rarncroil , 7 \
PRINTS Pink and Kobps Hichmona , 0 } c ;
Allen , Oo ; Uiveruomt. 5o ; Steel Hiver , O u ;
llichuiond , C ) cPacillc ,
PRINTS JJress Cnarter Oak , * ' i- ;
Ramapo , 4' c ; Lodl , S c ; Allen , Co ; Richmond
mend , CJ c ; Windsor , . , Eddvstone , CJ o ;
Pacillo. ) < e , . .
BLEACHED SHCETIXO Berkeley cambric
NO. 00 , 9Kc ; l'cst Yet , 4-4. 0c ; butter cloth
Oo , 4140 ; Cabo' , 7 c ; Farwcll half bleached
8e ; Fruit of Loom , 0)4" ! , Greene
G , 6'4c ' ; Hope , 7JKln ; Philip cam-
jrlc , He. Lonsdalo cambric , ;
LoiiBilaie , ' 'Jc ; New York mills , lOJ c ;
Pepperell , 42-in , He ; Pepperell , 4B-in r.'u ;
Pcpporcll , ( M , lOc ; peppercll , 84 , 2lo : Pen-
pciell , 94 , 23c ; Pepporell. 10-4 , 3 , > o ; Canton
4-4 , Stfc ; Triumph , Co ; Wnmsutta , lie ; Val-
ley. 5c.
FLAXNP.LS. Plald--Raftsmenaoo ; Gosnen ,
33Kc ; Clear Lake , 3tc ; Iron Mountain ,
.
FLANNELS White GH , No. 2 , } { , 21c ; Q
H , No. 1 , f , 2l > 5c ; B H , No. SJ , % , 21c ; B
H. No. 1. 3i. 30c ; Quecheo. No. 1. ? . 42c.
CORXKT JEANS Androsc'oggln , 7 * c ; Kear
sarge , 7fo ; Rockport , CJfc ; Conestogo , 0 > e ,
TICKS York , 30 in. , 13VJc ; York , 32 in. ,
13isc ; Swift Uiver. Sc ; Thorndiko OO , " ' ' '
Thorndike EF , 8) ) 0 ; Thorndiko 120 ,
Thorndiko XX , 150 ; Cordis Mo. 5 ,
Cordis No. 4. lie.
DENIMS Amoskeup , uoz , lOJ c ; Everett , 7
o ? , 13' ' c : York. 7oz , i Mc ; Havmaker , 8 0 ;
Jaffrey XX , llMc ; Jaffrcy XXX. i2K J ;
Beaver Creek AA , 12o ; Beaver Creek BB
lie : Beaver Creek CC , lOo.
KENTUCKY" JIUNS. Memorial , 15c ; Dakoti
ISc ; Durham , 27 > > 'o ; Hercules , lac ; Learning ,
ington , ! ! 3 } < o ; Cuttswold , 27J4c. '
CBASit.-Stevens' B , Co ; btevcns' B
Stevei
; St
, .koS- ; . "
N , bleached' . io > o ; Slovens , Silt ,
MISCELLANEOUS. 'i'aoie on ciovn , F-.59 ;
plain Holland , OKc ; Dado Holland , 12 > e.
Brown sheeting Atlantic A , 4-4 , " - ' At'
-"I * \f\J f * illlicit WMI , ' * t * I
renco LL , 4-4 , Co ; O'.d Dominion , 4-4 ,
Pepperell K , 4-4 , 7c ; Pepperell O , 4-4 , . .
Pepperell. 8-4 , 18K ° ; Pepperoll , 9-4 , 2lc ; Pep
perell , 10-4,23c ; UticaC , 4-4,4Jfc ; Wachusott ,
4--I , 7t c : Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora B , 4-4 ,
/1)UCK West Point ! ? J in , 8 or , lOXc ;
West Point 29 In. 10 o ? , 13o ; West Point
29 in , 12 oz , l&c ; West Point 40 in , 11 oz , ICc.
FrANNELS-I < ed , C , 24 in. 15M ; E , 24 in ,
21e ; G U , 24 in , 18o ; H A FJf , 2ocJ R F , X ,
UINOIIAM PlunKcttcnecks , 7 > ic ; Whltten-
ton , 7KC5 York , ? Ko ; Noruiandi ar < * ss ,
6 > .ic : Calcutta dress. S > e Whlttcnton dress ,
bWc ; Henfrew dress , 8Kitl2 > jO.
CAMIIKICS Slater , 5ie ! ; Woods , 5 , ' c ;
Standard , 5 > e ; Peacock , 5l/c.
PIIISTS INIHOO ilLUB Arnold , OV c ; Amer
ican , 05/c ; Gloucester , 0)/o ) ; Arnold C long
cloth , 0 ; Arnold B long cloth , ' 03 ; Arnold
Gold Seal , 10. ! $ : StietelA , 12 ; Windsor Gold
Ticket , 10K.
Druits ninl OIiemlcnlR.
MiscKLUxKotrs-Sulph , acid , IK" ; citric
acid , ( Xic ; tartarlc 50c ; bal , copavia , ti c ;
borax , lOo ; chloroform , 47o ; glycerine , 20c ;
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor , ! > c ;
gum opium , $3,35 ; sulph. morphia , $2.83 ;
bromide potassium , 42c.
OILS Carbon , 1500 lOc ; headlight. 175 =
14J c ; gasoline , 74 ° 12 > tfo ; West Virgiui.i
summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 golden ma
chine , ISc ; extra W. S.-lurd , 8 < o ; No. 1 lard ,
47c ; turpentine , 5le ; linseed raw , & 5c ;
bolted , 5c.
QUININE P. & W- , per oz , 53c ; German ,
per ozifc , _ _
Leather.
Hemlock solo , 18jJ2rc ( per Ib ; oak solo , 31@
3tlc per Ib ; oak harness , ! ) ( < $ 'J2c per Ib ; selec
ted oak and trace. 35cpor Ib ; oatr. and hem
lock upper , 20@22c jxn- foot , iiumlock calf
kin , No. 1 , bOtOOo ( per Ib , according to
weight ; oak calfskin. No. 1 , 90c@1.0u per
Ib ; Philadelphia calf tkin , extra , tl.)01.10 (
per Ib ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , Co@70o per
ib : oak kip skin , No. 1 , TOgSOc j > er Ib ; Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , 60(3Wc ( per Ib. French
calf skins , ( according , to weight and quality ) ,
S1.15@1.7at > cr Ib * French kip skins do. bOcX.4
$1.10 perlb. Corunvan . russctt , itic ; satin
flr.ish. 20c per foot ; welt leather , $ 'J.504.00
rer side ; moroccos , ( pebble goat ) , 20@30o
l > er foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 25@3Uc per
foot ; glove calf skins , 20O30C per foot ;
Douglas kid , 30@40o per foot ; kangaroo
skins , 40@50c per foot , according to iiuality.
Toppings , $3.00(310.00 ( per dozen ; linings ,
$5.00(39.00 ( per dozen ; apron skins , $10.00 ®
12.00 per dozen.
Lumber.
First and second clear , 3 In $49 00(351 ( 00
First and second clear , IJ/falK
in 47 OOfflfX ) 00
Third clea-- , l4'rtlV iu 43 lXXrf40 00
A select , UilV ( in 37 ( KKii.fJ 00
B select , 1 > { © ! > { in 35 00 ( 37 00
A stock boards , 12@10 feet , 12 in 40 IX )
B stock boards , 12(3li ( ( feet , 12 in 41 00
C stock boards , 12 ( < jilti feet , 12 in 30 00
D stock boards , 12 < < flO feet , 13 in 23 00
Flooring , flrst common , 0 in 34 00
Flooring , second common , 0 in 32 PO
.Select fencing flooring 19 00
Siding , first and second clear , 14010 ft 25 00
Siding , first common , 10 feet 23 00
biding , second common 19 00
Common boards , . . ; , . . . .10 OQ
No. 'i boards ; allleogthg. . . . . . . H 50
Fencing No L12(320fcct ( Irt CO
Fencing No. 2 , 12 , 14 and IS . . . . . . . . 50
Joists and scantling , 2x4 , 14 10 feet. . . .10 IX )
Timber , 4x4 , 9xM , iB < jUil feet 17 00
Pickets , first rough , peed IB WC418 ( H )
Pickets , fancy head and dressedscicctcd,25 00
Shingle ? , extra A S IH )
Shingles , standard A 2 TO
Shingles , No. 1 1 60
Lath 2 00
Mctntfl nml Tinners' Stock.
Hlock tin , small pig $ , M
Block tin , bar 211
Copper , planished boiler sizes 34
Copper , cold rolled 31
Copper , sheathing 30
Copper , pitts 3J
Copper , Hats 31
Galvanized sheet Iron , juniata 50 , 10
and 5 per cent discount
Patent planlshrd Iron , No. 21 to 27 , A
Patent planished iron , No. 24 to 27,11
Rooftlng , 1C , 14x20 G.I5
Keening , IX , 14x20 ti.W
RooDlng , 1C , 20x28 10.25
Hoofilnir , IX , 20x28 13.75
Sheet iron , No 20 3.40
Sheet iron , No. 27 3.50
Solder , best .17
Solder , No. 1 15
Tin plate , 1C , 10x14 C.75
Tin plate , IX , 10x14 8.75
Stool nails , base , per keg 2.5 !
Steel wire nails , base , per keg 2.S5
JUNK Machine castings , $12.00(313.00 ( ;
stove plates , $7.00318.00 ; wrought iroti$3.00@
10.00 ; bones , dry , $5.00 ; steel , $5.00 per ton ;
copper , $8.00f ( y.0 < > ; brass , $4.00 ( S.t > 0 ; zinc ,
$2.00a3.00 ; solid lead , $200 < < c3.00 ; tea lead.
$2.00Cd2.50 ; rubber , $2.50f3.00 ( ; mixed rags ,
$1.10@1 15 Dcrcwt.
THK KKALTV MAUKET.
InstrumciitH I'lncetl on Ilecord Dtir-
Inu Yestcrtlny.
K Ii Crotrer nnd wife to J W MoKathoon ,
lot s. Mnilsay's sub Slilnn's 2d add , w d $1BOO
11 H Clark to .1 M ( irillltli , Mix 127 ft Oik 11 ,
Howlliiiein ( ! , w U. . . . 400
J U tlatkand wife to I'M Voomau , lots 1 ,
2,0 and 10 , blk 1 ; lots 1 and 2. blk ) ! ,
1 its 4 nnd 2. blk 3 ; lots 2 , 3 nnd 4 , blk 4.
Kcmlnll R mid , w il. 12.0JO
1 * llerpnilst anil wlto to Win Jokumnn , lot
I ft. blk n , W Ii Fclby's 1st ndd to South
Omitlia. w (1 350
I1 llergtiulst nnd wife to K II HoberK lot
14 , blk il , W Ii Selby'N 1st add to South
Omaha , wd 350
C W Hobeitsun to I' Nelson , und ! lot ID ,
blk 1. West side , wd 450
11 } ron Heudotnl to John I.lnscy ct nl , n
fil ft lots 1 nnd 2 , blk 3 , Campbell's add ,
wd. . . . . . J.IWO
Wmi Albright und wife to M M Clark ,
lot 20 , blk tl , MtithewH' sub. w tl 600
Z U Hood and husband to M .1 Wnugh , lots
1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 6 , 20 , 21 , 22. 2,1 Itnil 24 in Albright -
bright \ Aylesworlh's 2d add , wd . . . . 2.8T.O
V W Mclchor to H (1 Klin ; , lot 35 , blk 5 ,
1'Adilock place , w tl 2MO
U C King and wife to T U McCulloch. lot
3T , . blk fi. I'ndtlock plate , w tl 2,500
K w Molcher nnd wife to T II McCullocli.
Iot3' , bin ft , 1'ndtlock place wd 2,500
O E llarkur et nl to J A ratter oD , lot ! 'x22 '
feet otrtnortn side lot ll > , bllcl , Mayne
place . . 1
William Moher to K J McKcntm , lot 40.
blk21. Walnut Illll. wd . . . . . . 1,650
C A llubbnrd and husband to U I' Knight ,
undivided 'J w24 fe.ct lot 3 and undi
vided I , lot 4 and undivided ' , of e 47
feet lot f > , blk 3 , gulnn's addition , und
undivided ' ; of HO'i of 1 acre southeast
t ornor lot 1 , blk 3 , gnlnn'B addition , w d 3,203
John Pptnrtiun nnd wife to W i : AdamK ,
HxSOrodt , J-lft-13 rnHt , tied. . . . 300
A P Urake ct al to H J.Ucaey , lot 11 , blk
8 , Drake's addition , w il 0"0
Seventeen transfers , aK re atlng tW.SJl
The following permits to build wcro is
sued yesterday :
J 1J Syners , dwelling , Torta avenue and
CumliiK tret t Ki
G Zimmerman , lints , 12le.\enth und I'lerce
streets . . . . . . . 6,300
M Ii Juvnes , brick r.tore and Hats , Six-
t03iith unrt Clark treet . . . . 22.WO
Samuel Ii Wiirwlck , tlwelllnt ; . Franklin
au'imcamlTnenty-fnnrth Mtreet 4TO
.1 H Hurdlek , dwelling , It'll ' Illnney stiett 3UK )
1'eter Nelson , frame barn , Twenty-third
near Howard street H )
Sixteen permits W1.875
The Visible Supply.
Cmctno , Oct. 2J. The visible supply
for the week ending October 20 , as compiled
by the bocretury of the Chicago board of
trade , is as follows :
Bushels.
Wheat 32.972,000
Corn 11,203.000
Oats 7,775,000
Rye 1,20.HK ) )
Barley 1,402,000
; nUANCH OFFICE.
JOHN M. SHAW & CO.
COMMISSION ,
Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds ,
Margin Transactions a Specialty.
JOHNSON it CHRISTIAN , Managers.
15 BQAttD OF TRADE , - OMAHA.
Members of tne Chicago Hoard of Trade. Priv
ate Wires to Chicago and New York.
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Live Stock Comiuissiou Merchants
.ORvER.WESTERFIELp & MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
Room Ii , tUcbance llulldlnir , Unlca Etock Yards
_ boutU Omaha. Nub.
ALEXANDER k FITCH.
Commision Dealers in Live Sock ,
Ofpoilto Kscbange Building , Union 8tok
Tardi , Bourn Omaba , Keb.
" " " '
UfitON STOCH YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha Limited ,
Aarlcuiturni implomonta.
CHURCHILL PARkER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
' HufflM Ji e * t < trvrtli
10th , Omahi , Nebraika.
LINING E&METC'ALF CO. .
Agricultural Implements , WaEonsCarriages ,
, Etc.VboUtalc. . Omaha , Nebranka ,
"PARLIN. ORENDORF & MARTIN ,
Wholeialu Dealtrs In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
( Ol , 9UI , 906 and W7 Jones 8tr t , Omaha.
P. P. MAST & CO. .
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
CultlTatora , Hay llakrs , Oder Mills and I.uban Put'
Terliers. Cor. Uln and Nicholas btre ts.
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-Wholtiatx
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
_ rirn * f | , * h * t'0 Vlrhntnf iUrpoU. _
OMAHA nilANCH.
J. F. SEIBERLING * CO. .
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Michinery and Binder Twine ,
W. E. .Mea.1 , Maimifr. 1713 1 eirc nworth st. Omaba.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODD'ARDCO
Uanufadurert and Jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Sthand I'acltlc titreela , Omaha , Ncl > .
Artists' Materials.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1JI3 DoUk'Un Street. Omaha. Nebranka.
Booksellers and Stationers.
H. M , & S. W. JONES.
Successor * to A.T. Kenyon A Co. , Wholesale AHeUII
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Kino Wedding Stationery , ( 'orunierclal Stationery
' tt Douglas Street , UmabaSet ) .
Boots and Shoe * .
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. .
( Successors to ll ed , Jones A to )
WholesaleMannfactnrersofBootsandShoes
Axents for lloston Ituhoer Shoe Co. 11CC , 1104 & 1104
llarnvy Bt. , Omaha. Nebraaka.
w. v. MORSE" * co. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-1105 Douglas Bt , Omaha Manufactory , Bummer -
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mer St. llcston.
CoffooB , _ _ _
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CLARK E C O F F E E"C 6. ,
OmabK Coffe and t < plce Mills.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
naTorlfiK Kitracts , laundry nine. Inks. Etc. lilt
Itl61larn y Street , Umaha. Natirasta.
Crockery and OI a e a wy8 ;
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w. L."WRIGHT"
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Etc Otn ce. 817 H 13th St. , Omaha. Nebraska.
PERKINS , CATCH &LAUMAN ,
Imoorterti and Jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamts , Silverware
Ktc. 1M4 Farnam f-t. , New Paxtnn llulldlnf.
Commission and Storage.
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RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
? peclaitli * " v > > , „ , . , „ ' ' -"iltry , Ganic ,
imiloward StrMt. Ornab * .
CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. .
Successors to McRhanc A fchroedcr )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Ouiatis. Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Coininision
Merchant. Correspondence eollclted. 1011 North ICtb
Wreet , Omaha , Neb.
Coat , Cpko and Llme-
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OMAHA'COAL. COKE & , L"IME"
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
300 South loth Street , Omaba , Nebraika.
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J. J. JOHNSON & ICO.
Mannfactnrers ofLime ,
Andshlppcrn t t mil , Co.ik , Cument , Halter ,
Uruln Tile , anil Sewer Pipe. Office , 21S , S. U
St. , Omaha , Nob. Telephone til.
_ Dry Goods ona Notions.
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M. E SMITH i'cb" ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1KB and 1104 Douglas. Cor , llth St. , Omaha. Neb.
K1LPATRICK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Importers any oNers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
G nU' Furulsblng Goods. Comer llth and "
Hts . Omaba. Nebraska.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cofo
214 South Uth Pi. . Omaha. Neb.
DEWEY & STON"ir
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Karnam Etrcet. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omaha. Nebraska.
Crooorlos.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER *
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
70S , 7U7.703 and 7118.10th St. . Omaha , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
ta and Ijarenworlli Streets. Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware.
MARKSTBROS. SADDUEIRY'
WbolCBiilo Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Jofesof Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. HM , ltd' . nn < l 1107 llnrcay St. , Omaba ,
S'tbr * ka.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wavon Stock , Hardwire. Lumber , Etc. 120 :
aud U11 Hartley titruct , Omaha.
HIMEBAUGH &TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and Duffalo Bcales , 1406 Douulai
btreet. Omaha , Nebraaka.
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
"hand ItarneySts , OmahaNeb. Western Agenti
Tor Austin Powder Co. . Jefferson ! Steel Nails.
Kalrbank > Btandard'tfciles" .
LEE. CLARKE , ANDRjES N HARD-
WARE COMPANY
Wholesale Hardware , Cntlery , Tin Plate ,
lletala. Sheet Iron. etc. Agepts fornowc Bcales ,
Miami redder and l.yroan Barbed wire ,
Omaha , Nebraska ,
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Cans and Straw Goods.
1107 Uarney Htrt U Omaha. Neb.
OMAHA LUMBr/R CO * . " ,
All Kinds of Bnilding Material at Wliolesali
19tj Street and Union Paclflc Track , Omaba.
L O U i S BR ABpORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasb.
IXxirs.Ktc. Yuds-r Corner 7tb and Dowlas ; Cotnci
Lumbar
C. N. UILT2.
Dealer In All Kinds of Lumber ,
l.thaml Calitorultt Mruets. Onialm. Nobrn'Xa.
Luinher Lime Cement Etc
Etc
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Corner Ctrl and I > ou lns En. .Omaha. _
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER COT - '
To Dealers Only ,
omcc. 1(01 Karnam Street Omaha , _
JOH'N ATWAKEFIELD "
Wholesale Lnmher , Etc ,
mportrd and American Portland I'emont Bull
Anent Iur JllliTiMikoo I lidraullc Cement nj
_ _ _ Cjiilncy While Mine. _
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer iu Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpet * and I'arqucl Klocirln ? titli an
Mllllrwry 5hd Notions.
I. OBERFELDER A'CO. ,
mporters & Johhers in Millinery & Notions
K. aid amUll South Illli *
CANFIELD MANUFACTURINQ co. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans 1'auW , hhltts , Ktc. llWnn.l 1104 Iluuular Hlreet.
Ouiaha. > eb.
Noti'ons
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
tttt and tOOSkutti Kith Mt. , Omahn.
Oils. _ _ _
CONSOLIDATED TANK UNESCO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle Urcnso , Etc. , Omaba. A II lllnhop , Manager ,
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
1100 Uarncy Street , Omaha.
Office Fixtures-
THlTrUMMONDS MANUPACTlflUNa CO.
Bank , Offlcuirsaloon Fixtures ,
Mautlpi , SlJctiOnnli" , Hook Cases , DruK KliturevWnll
I ase , Partitions. ItnlllnK .CuuntPm , lleernnd Wlno
< 'ooler , Mlrrorr.etc I nrtory am' ontre , 1V nnd 17 l
South Uth gtOiuaha , Telephone 1U4.
Paints end
CUM MI NGS " & NE"ILSON.
Wholesale Deniern In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
HIS Farnam Street. Omaha. Neb.
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Paper.
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CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry ft nice Block of I'rtntlnir , Wrapping and Writing
Pa w. Hpeelal attention ufifn to car load orders.
Paper Boxes. _ _
JOHN LWILKTE.
Pronrietor Omaha Paner Box Factory ,
N03. 1.117 and 131'J Douglas Bt. , Omaha , Neb.
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMEL Ac CO. .
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
VII and 913 Jones titrcet. Omaha.
Storage , Forwarding A Commission
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS A CO. .
Storage , Forwarding aud Commission ,
Branch honno of the Ilcimey Huncy Co. llucclcs al
wbgle Je ' and rctitlll _ W i iuanu . 1312 liard Street ,
Omaha. Telephone No.VW.
OMAELJANDFACTIJ1RS. i
Brewors-
STORZ&1LER.
Leger Beer Brewers ,
1131 North Elgthtccntb Street , Omaha , yob.
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Kpenctcr , Proprietor. ! W ) Dortgn and 1U1 and 1M
Nerth Wih street , OnittUu.
_ Printers' Materials.
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"WESTERN NEWSPAPE'R UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Rubber Goods-
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in "Rubber Goods
311 Clothing and Leather llcltlus. 1UU Karnam Btr U
_ 8J8lTD _ Or8 , Etc.
M. A. DISBROVCO. . . " ' '
Wlioleialo Manu. .cturem of
Sasli Doors , Blinds and Monldings ,
Branch Office , 121U and Izard Hlruots , Onialm , Neb. C
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors. Blinds ,
.Y.-ulUlngi , Stair Work and Interior llar'l Woo4 Hni
BU. fi. K. Corner Mh itnJ LouvunwurlU bire
Omaha ,
JSteorn Fittings ,
A/L. STRANG CO. .
Pumps , Pines and Engines ,
' EtC'
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pomps , Pine , Fillings ,
Steam and Water Supplies , n'nimrter" fcr M f.
. . _ s goods _ F.irnnm t , , Omaha
U. S. WIND ENGINE x PUMP CO. . "
Steam and Water Supplies ,
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BROWNELL & UO
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bheetlron Wo * . Ba , MIH , .
Iron Worko.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter Ii hon , 1'rop'a. Manufacturers of nil kind !
Steam Boilers , Tanlis anil Sheet Iron Worfc
Wordii South 2Uiu and 11. A. M. Crotslni ; .
1'A.XTO.V & VIKKI.l.SU IKON WOKKt ) .
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort ,
KnElnos , Ilrai * Work , General Foundry , Maohlno and
IJltiiksmlth Work , unico und Works , U , 1 * . Itr.
und Kib Street , Omaha ,
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arVTARA Wl"RE i"lffON"WORKS ,
Mannfactnrers of Wire and Iron Railing
Doik Ilalln , Window Ouanls , Klower Htnn.li . , Wlro
KlKns.Ktc. la NortUKth HlreutOmaha.
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS.
Man'frsofFire&BnrglarProofSafes '
Vault" . Jail Work , Iron aivl Wire KuncInK , Hlzns , Kto.
U , Andreen , 1'iou'r. Cor. HlUund JnckiouMts ,
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE WORKS r
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards
and Screoni , for banks , ouirci.iloivv reildencnt , etc.
Improved Awnlnji , l < o < v mlili Mac hlnerr ui.J
IlluckiniUli Rorki. t'Jl youth Hlh Mt.
MEACHER .VWHITMORE ,
Fire aud Burglar Proof SafesTime , Locli
- ucntJ iur IHolmlil B.itu x I'OPK 0iuu u > ' *
Y ultindJiillWuikll tS.Uiliik !