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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1888)
. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE' . TUESDAY , NOVEMBER C , 1888. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Dullncsa tbo Most Conspicuous Feature in Whoat. AN ADVANCE MADE IN CORN. Oats Jtulf ! Quiet nnil Stonily A Ilrnr- lull rnolltiK Pr itoinltintcK In Fro- H Cattle DniK HIIJJH Active Qiiiilut IOIIN. CHICAGO R MARKKT. DCiuCAOO , Nov. 5. [ Siicclal Telegram to Tttr. UKK. ] The wheat market was not par ticularly Interesting to-day , in fact , it. was uninteresting' to moat people. Tbo minority of traders were less bearish this morning than they were on Satunluy , nnd as the mar ket was oversold , no MirprUcyas occasioned when prices turned up. Initial Bulcs were at tl 13 < for December und fl 14V for May. Pt Very little wheat was offered for sale anil there was quite n Krist of outside orders to fill. All the wheat that there Was to be frightened or .shaken nut on this break wa nfild Saturday , and the market was therefore bare of "panic property. " May advanced tn fl Ifijtf , reacted to * l. 15 , sold up to fl.MJi ! and worked ilowti to J1.1S , and for an hour the hand on the Indicator moved back' ward and forward between f 1.15 nnd f l.l.'i , The market looked and noted as though it would like to break , and the temper of the crowd favored a break. Hut then ) seemed to be o gdoil demand every time the prlcfl backed anywhere near $1 1.1. December ranged $1 ItfUWl.U"/ , with only light bus- ! nchH passing. Toward the Jast a sharp break of about Ic took place , followed by a } ( jC re covery. Closing prices were about li : higher than on Saturday. An attack by Bloom and others caused a break. One cause ! of the strength of thq market was the smallncss ol the increase of the visible supply. It became. npparent early In the day thut thn Increase would be insignificant , and some of the loua inlddlewelghts were moved thereby t ( do 11 little bulling of the market Later , when the figures came In M.14 1 , 75S bushels In all , and an Increase o 21Slb'J bushels , tile bulls felt their courugi Increased. New York was somewhat sur prised to discover by its own statistics tha the htoek of wheat there showed a decrease both in store and alluat , anil as a result : good many buying orders came jn from that quarter. For the moment New York wn- actually bullish. The increase of stocks foi the corresponding week last year was 1'JUI , fi17 ! bushels and thototalon thcrorrespomliiif date laM year was greater by 1,44'JWW ' bush ( : ! than now. Hulubinson'8 open Intluerici was against the market. With consider iiblc oslctitation one of his broken sold 25,01X1 bimhels on every Jjfi ndvani'i1 What ho was doing under covei could not , of course be ascertained. Cable were conflicting. The majority of privuti wibles ijuotvd a decline , but one or two rep resented an improvement in old world mar kets. The public cables failed to note an ; imimrtnnt changes. News from thu north west was not especially siguillcant oxccp that fanners' deliveries arc again quoted a decreasing. The volume of trading in tin local market was moderate and at times dull IICBH watt the most conspicuous feature. Corn started strong on small ieccipt < i Which were nearly 100 cars under Saturday1 ! iifltiuiatcs , nnd this , together with libcra ohipmentH and the strong tone of foreign ad' vices , started previous short sellers to cov crlng. Outside orders wcru very light , am when early purchasers had satisfied them selves the market reacted slightly am lapsed into quietness. Thu decrease in th visible supply of Itrj.OOO bushels came In gooi time. It was a sustaining Influence and to morrow's receipts , which Include two doyp inspection , were estimated at ( V 5 cars , whicl is some w luit under the usual quantity arrlv ln | { on Tuesdays. There were genera exports from Atlantic ports , and Liver pool received last week of America ! corn 5711,300 bushels. The wet weathei which prevails over considerable territory 1 Kill unfavorable to thu receipts of No. ' . corn this sideof January. The amount o business transacted was not large nor dli the nature of it show much slgnltlcaoce , bu the feeling was firm and closing prices gen etally higher to-day than on Saturday. Ma ; was the exception. It closed at itSJfJQUOo which is 1 1-lCc under the close on Saturdaj November closed at : ! y'tc , being an advmic of Jjc' , and December at a feasjfe , shows i gain of UCg c. The incre.isn In the visible supply of oat of about : t23OiKI bushels as compared with week ago , did not affect this markc in any degree. it ruling quic . nnd nearly steady in a speculativ way. May was the favorite , as for soin time past , with light sales at S'.lirevi'.l ' 'e u pother , though 2'Jc was the general price with near futures in littlu favor from buyer * a few cars selling } $ c easier at 24e for No Sin store. In provisions a somewhat bearish frclini rathtr controlled trade. Cash property me 'with a good demand , but the spcci latiro clement followed a consurvi tivo course , and ) n the future markt the dav was barren of spech development. For some reason which wii not apparent the bear side had the largo * following , and as compared with Saturday' Jast nrlecs , the closings for pork showed ilcolinc of 2 ! < jrtlc ( ( ) , and for tno several di liveries of lard , except May , 'J } ( ( f5c. Ma lard , was unchanged. Future short ribs wei relatively stronger than cither lard or ( tori and rested at a small advance. CHICAGO L.IVE STOCK CHICAGO , Nov. 5. [ Special Telegram to Til Uns.l CvTTLi : "A slow and. unsatisfactor market" wan the verdict all around to-da ; The run was moderate , but the bust buyer : both in the packing and beef shipping line did not seem to want their usual iitimbc They were not grumbling at prices asked ; I fact were of the opinion that values \yoi low enough , but they huld off. TraO dragged tlowly along all day , the inarki closing dull , witli many pens uuol < There were no fancy natives on sale , an only a few lots that made over Co , and I fact only a few good were wanted. Thu to snlo of nmgers was at $4 , reckoned about tli mime as such quality sold last week , and tl general opinion was that desirable rangei were selling equally as strong as last wed The bulk of Tcxaiu also Mild the same as i the close on Friday , common native co stock and eanncrs selling as well as at an time. A few lots of llilo cows ail heilors Bold a shade ( Inner , b < in a general way there was little or i change in cow stocV , prices remaining nboi the lowest on record. There was no businc : of note In stockers and feeders ; steer fancy , tO.OOt5.50 ; western , M.UOft4.00 ; Te : OILS , $1.50 ( 3.25 ; Btockcru and fcedort , * 2.50i 3.M ) . Hoes Trade was active With an upturn i nbouta nickel ui conii > anilwitli the lowc of Saturday. The bulk of best mixed sent nt $ .1.30 < $5.55 , with heavy at t3.00&.r > .4i5 , a fo loads making f5.07Kg-70 ( ; tight sorts , K > . Ohlcnicn. Nov. 5. The Drovers' Joui mil report * at follows : Cuttle liecelpli , 10,000 : market ilu anil slow ; steer * , fancy , HVOOipO.M ) ; wcs erjis , $3.000 .00 ; Texas cattle , ll.UIQa.1. Stockcra nnil feeUers , J2.5lXiiy.SO. llcgs Hecuipts , 13,000 ; market nctlvi roixfU , | S50a.V55 ; Ueuvy , .CO D.t > 5 ; llKfc Sheep Receipts. 0,000 ; market steouj wcstorng , : i.30a.55 ( ; uatl.\-es , | 3.00Q4.ti lambs , $4.13) { 5.00 , Nntlonnl Ktoclc Vavtli. Kast 8 liouit ) , Nov. 5. Cattle Receipt * . 1,84 shipments , 1,070 ; market strong ; choli heavy native steers , f5.00f5.50 ( ; fair to go < rativo steers , f4.a5C5.00 ; butchers' steer medium to choice , t3.40(31.40 ( ; stockcr'aat fecciers , fair to good , $ ' , ' .UKil8.35 ; rangci corn-fed , taOO t.OU ; ( { ra s-fed , - ! . 00(33.00. ( Hogs Ueccipta. ' 1,1535 ; shipments , 1,43 market stronger ; choice heavy aud b'utuhci selection ! , ' | 5.4.1f5tX ( ) ; packing , medium iirime , J5.lO(35.50j ! light grades ' ordinary best , * 5.20 < < ? 5.40. 1' Knn a City , Nov 5. Catt'.e ' Receipt 7,097 ; shipments , 5,004 ; market scmewh stronger and more active ; grass ' ran tiruer and 5djlOo ulgh r ; unlive cows tten to "trnnp ; good to choice corn-fed , 14.75 ( x.Vil , common to medium , W3.1@4. 'iO ; stockers and Iccdlng stcernl to ci.'l.ltt ; grass range stccr , tl W&n.fi ) ) ( ; cows , $1 coc1. SO. Hogs Hecelpts , 4.0M , Rhiiuiients , " 05 : market actlvo and strong to 5e higher ; good to choltu , " > t'Kau.iVt'Citmnun ; to medium , tl.fXJao.WJ. Xips nnd pigs , * 'J.WJi4 ( ! 40. n.NANCIAb. Nr.w YOIIK , S'ov. 5. [ Special Telegram to TUP. Hni : . } STOCKS The. operators In stocks confliifd what little trailing thcv in dulged In largely to evening tip for election. To-morrow will bo n holiday nnd this in Itself wnuli ) tcuti to conservatism. The Opening wait strong witli fractional advances In active securities , and during the forenoon further small Kilns were made. London bought some stocks , but exchange was very qtijut and lens than 100,000 shares changed hands. Closing transactions were dull anil ilnn. ilnn.The The following were the closing quotations : If. S. 4n regular .127 [ Northern 1'nclllc. . Zfiy It. S. 4srntiiHins .l'J7 dopfeferred. . . fil I'.H. 4'isregular I07UC. AN. W . . US U.S.4'i c6uponi IOCS ! il ° preferred I4K 1'adllrCnnf'id . * 122 N. V.Central . . . . . ! ' < Ci'iitrnl ' 1'aclllc . 'WT. . I ) , ic K ZfiU li Alton Utt Hoclc Inland . . . W C'hlcagn.llurllngton C. , M. AT St. P \Oiillicy . . . , I1114 < to preferred. . . .Ill" D..I7. & W. . . .1C. ) St. Paul & Omaha . : fc llllnblH Ccntrnl. 110'j' ' ' doprefi-rrcd . . . . | n.i > 4 L.ll.iW 18 > futonI'acilU : . . . . tf > KuiiMis &TCXHS . li'J ' W..bt. I , . A | ' . . . . 14 i IiHki-Shore . . .Uri'i do pn-fr-rred. . . . 27ij MlihlganOntrnl N-'r ' Westvrn Union t6't Ml-'onrll'dcillc . . 7B I Illil. MONET ON Ctu. IJasv at 'JfiilJ1 per cent , last loan CJJ per cent , closed at ' ( jia per cent. PHIME MEHCANTII.E PAIT.II 4 } < f < lJiM ( pec cent. tjTKUMNO Exnuvnp. Dull lint steady at J4.S4X for Mxty-duy bills , and l.bi > lor demand. PltOOUCK. CIIKHOO. Nov. fj. Wheat Hasy ; cash , tllliDcccuibcT ; , JI.14 ; January , 1,11 % ; Muv , Sl.1.1. Corn Firm ; cash. 39Vo ; December , 'ISll-llV ; January , 37aiJc ; May , fo IB-llki. Oats-rStcady ; cash , 24Bej December , J.'c ; May , UIJc. Rye fi5c. nancy Nominal. 1'rimo Timothy Nominal. Flax-t.4if' ( 1.4M- ( Whisky Jl.'Jt ) . Pork Strong ; cash , fl4.rO : December , 14 1.1 : January $11 7.1 ; May , $1500. Lard Firm ; cash , fS.1.1 ; January , $8.07l , < ; Mav , * 8.2tK- Flour Dull , neglected. Hulk Meats Shoulders , 18.0008.2.1 ; short clear , $ S.llU'VJ,1 ! ( ; short ribs , ST. f > l > ( < t)7.5.1. ) Uutter LfneliaiiKcd ; ci'camcryl'.i ; u'Jil. ; , < c ; dairy , l.tJJOlWc. Cheese Dull ; full cream Cheddars , 10g ( 10'4c ' ; Hats , 104'C'JlHfo ; Young Americas , lOggs-Firm at l Hides Unchanged ; heavy green sa\tcd \ ( fi.ljc ; light green salted , ( ij < e ; green , 5c ; salted bull , 5J.fe ; green bull , 4' ' < c ; green dry Hint , 7'4 ( < rbo ; dry calf , 78e ; branded hides , 15 per cent off ; deacons , ' > (3'We each ; dry salted. lO l.lu. Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed , u ! No. ' . ' , aj y ; cake. 5e. Heccipts. Shipments Flour. bbU . . . . . 19.0UO l.'l,0H ( Wheat bu . tH.OOO 2J,00 ( Corn , Uu . 2.11,000 511 , 00 < Oats , bu . 1'Jj.OOO 73.1XX Rye , bu . , . . , New Vnrk. Nov. .1. Wheat Recelots 4'.liuO ! ; eniiorts. none ; spot market verj dull. } tje lower and heavy ; No. 2 red tl.W Oi 1 U'.Hf in olevatortl.liol.n ( | alloat * l.M4 < ifll.r-f.o. b. ; No. 3 red , ? 1.04@US ungraded rexl , tl.03Wl.ll ( ; No. 1 red , 1.14 Options less active , early IVyil c lower advanced lOVl'Vc ' , closed steady at Ji ( * ' < ( below Saturday ; No. 2 red , December , clos Corn Reeelpts , 173,000 ; exports , 18,284 spot market strong , fairly active and 'i < higher ; No. 2 , 4 ! > ( i4Uc in elevator , 4IJ ! ( i dO'fc ' alloat ; ungraded mixed , 48 > @ 50. > 4u Options , moderately active , K' ' Ke. higher steady ; December closing at 4'J'ie. ' Oats Receipts , 04 , ( HX ) ; exports none ; spol market quiet and easy ; options > c lower dull ; December closing at31' e ; spot. No. i white , : i.iiij'c ! : ; mixed western , 2fei31J jc white western , ! ! 0 ( < i3'.tc. ' Coffee Options steady ; sales , 4 ! > ,750 bags including November , $ it.lir : > ( > fl4 05 ; Decern ber , $ ia.tartil.K : ( ) ; January , $ ii.f.0@13.75 : March , 813 50,313.70 ; spot Rio , quiet ant llrm ; fair cargoes at (15.25. Petroleum Steady ; quiet ; United closet at85' < c , Kpgs Firmer ; fresh , scarce ; western - . Pork Firm ; quiet ; mess , f 13.50 ( 14. 00. Lard Easier ; quiet ; sales , western steam spot , tis.CO , closing IS.liO bid ; December W.II'J. Uutter Quiet ; steady ; western dairy,12J , (3lSe ( ; western creamery , IC 'Aic ; Elgins Cheese Dull ; western , KaiiHos City , Nov. 5. Wheat Lower No. 2 red , cash , OJo asked ; Dec-ember > ' 93e asked May sales at 'Jb ' M ; c bid , ; , CS'JOJi No. 2 soft , cash , JLOO asked ; December $1.02 asked ; Mav , $1.0 ! ) bid. Corn-Quiet v No. 2 , cash , 2S.fc bid , 29 asked , year 2c < bid ; May , yoV o bid , No. 'J white , cash , no bids nor offerings ; May , 32i bid , ! e asked. Oats No. 2 , cash , 20Ko asked. Mtnucapnllfl , Nov. 5. Wheat At tin opening sellers were holding firm for Satur day's prices , but toward the close some ac tivity was developed nn the firmness en hiblted by speculative markets , nnd sellin w.is free for a short time , though a , goo deal of wheat was carried away unsold. Re ceiptsivere 015 cars ; shipments , 9S cars Closing quotations } No. 1 hard , Ndvembci ! 1.21KDcccmbcrl2.-May$1.27 ; ! ; ontracV fl.21 ; No. 1 northern , December , $1.12 } * ' May , * U7K : oil track , fl.ia ; No. 2 northern November , JI.05.VJ ; December , $1.00 } : Mai $1.12 ; on track , tl.OO. Milwaukee , Nov. 5. Wheat Weaker cash , Sl.OG,1 ! , ; December , $1,07 ; January Corn Quiet ; No. 3 , Me. Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 white , 29J @ 30c. Rye Quiet ; No. 1 , 50 } c. Harlcy- Quiet ; No. 2 , t. ( ) , ' < c , Provisions Easy ; pork , f 14.50) ) . Clnclnnntl , Nov. 5. Wheat Dull ; Nc 2 red , f 1.U5K. Dull and lower ; No. 3 mixed , 4 Oats Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 27c. Rye Quiet and easy ; No. 2 , 5Sc. Whisky Steady and tirm at $1.14. St. Ijimls. Nov. 5. Wheat Quiet cash , $1.03 : December , Ulfc. ) Corn Dull ; cash , 3Sc ; December , 33 < c. Oats Kasy ; cash , 22V , , o ; December , 23 Pork-15 00. Whlskoy-J1.14. Uutter Unchanged ; fancy , 2CQ27c choice , ' 'OOifJMc ; dairy , WC324c. OMAHA lilVlj STOCH. Cattle. Monday. Nov. 5 , 18SS. The receipts of cattle were heavy , but it n quired a long search among thn offerings t Und anything desirable. Ciood beeves , goo feeders and peed butchers' stock was ei trcmely scarce- , but there was an abundant of trash. The market in really dqslrab ] beef cuttle was strong. The packers pai $2.H(3a-.aa ! ) ( for western stags. llORS. There were , not enough hogs here to raak a market , but there was a fair demand an prices advanced 5@10c. Sheep. The market was well supplied but slow. Citttle Sheep . . 3,1 ( Horses. . . . . . , . ( Pruvnllmu Priooi. ThtJ following is a tablet of price ? p.lil h this marxet for the gradet of stoo' < men tioned. 1'rimo steers. 1800 tq 1500 Ibs. . 13.75 ( ? 4.50 Prime steers. UOO to 1300 ib . . U.50 iX4.liO ( Nativ6 feeders . . . . 2.50 CtU.lS Western footer * . , . . . .2.50 ( 3.00 Range f > tecrs , com'on to choice 2.50 Q3..V ) Common to gocd cow * . 1.25 (41.W ) Choice to fancy cows . " . ' , ' 5 Q'S.SO Common to choice bulls . 1,25 ra'.MK ) Fair tocDOiculiirht hogs . , 5.20 IK5.2.1 Fair to cholco heavy * ho < s . 5.40 @ 5.50 l' lr to choice mixed hogs . 5.30 (3 ( 5.10 Itcjircor'titatiTo CATTLK. No. AT. Pr 2 cows . 10.10 II M 2cows . J07.1 1 Ml 4 f itdcra . I < s7 li 40 Owner and No. Av. Pr. Alter & Glover tW feeders . 773 12.01 steers. , . , . . Ilia C.40 1 bull . , . . . .j.KOJ 1 Ml 0 steers , tailings . -.1141 ,2.20 Guthrie fi. Oskatnp V > feeilersesterns . . i . 90S. 2.4' ' < ; J. H. Wnrit- 1 ! ! steers . . ' . 1320 30.1 0 steers , tailings . , i . . 1210 2.25 H. Jloy- l.lsteers . 1274 3.2.1 15 steers . 121U 3.2.1 Morrow , Fall & O'Ntlll 120 steers . , . 1210 2.00 120 steers . 124:1 : 'J. < K1 59 steers . KJ42 2.70 Samuel Shears S'J steers . 1..1R1S 2.4.1 14 steers , tailings . I2t4 ! 2,22Vi W stoer- . , tailings . 1233 2.22 > < i Plymouth Rock C. Co the numbur of lie i bought by ' liuvers on tliu m.ir'.iot tu-U.iy ; R. H. Hiimmomi & Co..i . , . 4U1 Otimlm 1'nckliiK Co . i . K Armour U. I'.Co . 7tl ; nitd The following urc thy hlirliett utul lowest prices putl for IIOKS tlurtnj'ttnJ past f 'w ilayi4 mil on the corresponding dutos one und t\vu years aio : OMAHA AVHOiaOSAIiK MAKKICTS Proiltiuc , FrttltH , Ktc. HPTTKH Fmcy , , solid-packod creamery , " ( @ 'Jlic ; choice countrv , 1 0'"JOc ; mudlun gr.ulcs , 14in7c ( ; coinuion grades , 10i ( llc. ( Fi.otiH Nebnisicii patents , J J.Ri7BOi ( ) ( Minnesota patents , $ rt.2.VS.OO ; straiglil grades , * 5.00 ( . / > .BO ; bakers' llour , 5.25jJS.7 ( : per barrel. PorAToci Nebraska , 25@IOc per bushel ; Colorado , 7'iOi'sOc1. SwKir : I'oTATons 2c per Ib , Poui.THY Live thickens , (2.50iT2.TS pci dor. . ; spring chickens , t'J.SOiif3.00j dressed chickens , lOc per Ib , KM.-J Strictly fresh , ino candled. Costoiti ) GitArus yogilOc per 10-lb bas ket. HAN\.VAS Common , $1 B0 ( 2.25 per bunch * , choice , M.5diCS.r ( > 0. LKMOSS ( . " ) .50 per case. On ANOISJamaica , $5.00@0.00 per box Florida , ? 4.00@I.'J5. UuLiiitv 2."iii0c ( ! per ilo/.cu. O.s'ioss 40 ( < ir > 0i ) per bu. CAIIHAOK ta.OO per 100. Hi'.urs 40c pur bushel. TiiitN'irs 30c per bushel. S JKK KHAUT Hbls , f4 75 ; half bbls , $2.75 Arrl.r.s Choice , f'J IOQ'J. ? . " ! | icr bbl ; fancy f-'I.OO ' per bbl : common , ( i.r > 0il.75 ( per bbl. CII > IK Michigan , $ C.OOljtli.50 per bbl of 8' ' , gals : California pear cider , 15.00 per bbl. I'oiCons Hicc. H@4 ; common , 2 ( § > : ! c. C'AnnoTs 40c p r bushel. UKANS Cholfo eastern hitndpfckcd navies $2.00 per bushel : western hand picked mi vies , ? l.7r@I.SO ; mediumsl.au@1.40. , Lltm bc.ins 5 per pound. HAV K o. b , cars , No. 1 upland , $ ii.OO ; No 2 upland , $5 ( X ) . Hius ? 1B OOOMII.OO. Ciiori'ii : > Fni5il l.00 ( 15.00 per ton. CORN nifiiri-Jc. OATS 22(32,11' ( . VixuoAn Cider , 10@lSc per cal. Whit < Wine , 10@20o per gnl. CHANIIKIIIIIES $7.50C f9.00 per bbl. I'noviHioNs Hauis , No , 1 , 12c ; No. 2 lie ; shoulders , d&c ; rib bacon , ll ) ic ; clea ; bacon , 1'Jc ; picnic Uams , lOo ; drictl beef hams lll' c ; dry salted clears , short , 9 } c ; cxtri short , 9j e ; short ribs , 'J' c ; pickled pig feet , 15-lb kits , SOo ; lard , 9 ( < < > 10e ; smokci satisago , 0nSc per lu ; hog casings , i7@lbc , GrocurM * IJHT. | Revisctl prices are as follows : KAOOINO Stark A seamless , 2Je ; Amos kcag , seainless , 17c. ; Lewiston A , seamless 19o ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , 4 to J bu , ll@14c ; gunnies , single , llic ; gunnies iloublo , 20c ; wool hacks : i5c. Twines flax ! ISc ; extra sail , 20a'Jlc ( ; sail U , 19 ( < J''Oa- , cot ton , 21c ; Jute , 9c. DIIIKII FitflTS Figs , in'boxes , per Ib , 13 ( < 16c ; dates , in boxes , 7@10c ; London Malawi layer raibins , per box. $2.riO&fi.7B : ; Mal.tg ; loose raisins , fJ. : ) @ 2,50 ; new Vulen clii raisins , per Ib , "Jit1 ; California loose mu catels , per box , fl.OO ; California London * 18b $1.45 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , lOc ; Califor nia pitted plums , per Ib , 12@l3c dried blackberries , per Ib , 'a@Sc ; drici raspberries , per Ib , 'Jli(2. ( ( " > c ; evaporated ur pies , 7'rfi.lli ' ( : ; California sun dried peaches I lie ; California unparcd evaporated peaches 15jilSe ( : ; evaporated California apricots , ISc JCantee currants , HfW7c ! ; Turkish prunes 4ff ! ( lJ4'c : citron , 22yJ4c ; Orange peel , 15e lemon peel , Hie ; California French prunusi CovniEs Mocha.2.Fi12'po ) ( ( ; Rio , good , lfii ( 17c ; Miuiduhling , 2 < ' . ( i A3 : roasting liio , 156 lOc ; O. U..lava'J-l&i2ii ; Java , interior , 2Ji 'J.'jc ; Rio , fancy , HIM ill ; Santos and Marti raibo. 17 ( < ? 19c ; Arbuuklcs , 21J/c : McLaugh Hn'sXXXX , ai 4e. Suotit Granulated , "J/c ; conf. A , 7j'c } white extra C , % v extra C , 7 ? c ; yello\ C , lij o ; powdered , b > 4e ; cubes , Sjjje. HDNIIV 10@llc for 1-lb framct. ; stralnc honey , 10(3lie ( per Ib. Her.swAx Choice yellow , 20@2'J c ; darl colored , iiHc. ; Ciir.EsK Voting America , full cream , 120 12Kc ; full crcnin Cheddars , ll@12c ; fu cream flats , 12Kc. PU-KI.KS Medium , in bbls , $5 00 ; do , I half bbls , $3.00 ; small , in bbls , $0.00 ; do , i , half bbls , * 3.r > 0 : gherkins , in bbls , J7.00 ; dc half bbls , 4.00. Toiucco Plug , SG&OTic ; Rmoking , 10@19 ( Jiil.WKs tl.'J.'i per30-lb pail. S < LT 1.30O1.35 per bbl. Horn 7-10 , lO fe. Mxi'Ll : SUAAU Uriclcs , ll@12o ccr Ib penny cakes , rJi$13o per Ib ; pure mapl syrup , $1.00 per gal. Tuts Young Hyson , common to fair. 1S < 3 25c ; Young Hytion , good tofancy , 30@55c Gunpowder , common to good , 2J@'J5o ; Gur powder , choice to fancy , 40@f 5e : Jinmn. con : good to fancy , 40 ( < ? .10c. NUTS Almond * . 15@17c ; tilbortH , 12ifl5c ( Brazil , 9@10p ; wnluuts , 12c ; pecans , lOQllc peanuts , ( ' ( ( rj'.ic. ' CKACKEKH 5 < 2lOo per Ib ; assorted cakes , ( g25u per Ib. as per list. CAXIIT Mixed. S < 513c ; stick , 8 ? 9Wc rock cmidy , 10' @l3c ; fancy candy , 704 8. Dry Goodi iv. wv. Vwlul u , 4 v , Au. IV , IAJ11 llristo ) , VJ c ; Union Pacific , 17o CAKPSTVARpUib White. IS-Jc ; coiorei O I 1 4 12 , H Tts Standard , So ; Gem lOc ; Boaut' 12KC5 Hoone , 14c ; H , cased , $0.5u. ' pKisTs-Solid colors-Atlantic , Cc ; Slatei 6U'c. Uerlln oil. O > , 'Q ; Garner oil , 7c. Pms'fsI'luk and Robes Allen. ' ( Rlverpomt , 5 c ; Steel Kiver. 0 .c ; Ricl Bond , 6 } < c ; Paeif.e , . . - PKI.STS JJress Cnarter Oak , S . .i Kamapo. 4Kc ; LodI , S' c ; Allen , Co ; Ricl icoml , OKc ; Windsor , il'ic ddystonc , 6W < Pacitlr 6Kc BI.KACHEII SiiBETixp Berkeley eambrl NO. co , j } < o : Hest Yet , 4-4 , fij c ; butter clot Ou , 4c ; CaboU 7 > , 'c ; Farwcllhalf bleachc f > > fi ! : Fruit of Loom , 9tfu : Greer Q , 0'4'c ; HOP7 > ; Kin f Philip ric , nc ; Lo"'JJo cambric. Lonsflale. i'c ; New l ork mllK 10c ] ; 'epporell,42-ln , lie : Pei < pcrell , 4C-ln. vie ; 'cpperell , C-4 , If * ; Peppcrell.4. . 2lc ; i'eiv Krell ! , 0.4. 2io : ; Pepperell. 10.4 , 2.1es Canton 4 , fr' ' c ; Triumph , Get \ fttusutta , He ; Val- cv. 50. FiAsS-Kt. ! > -Rafamcrt,20o ; Uosncn , P2i ci Clear Lake , tWhc ; Irou Mountain , iC' c. FLANSni-f-White-G HNo. , 2 , f , 2 c ; Q. H , No , 1 , ' . a - c ; U H , N\j. 0. 2 c ; U H.No. 1. ( . 30c ; Ouecheo No. u Vf , 42c. COHS-ET JUASS Androscpgcin , 7 c ; Kear- sarge , 7'ic ; Rockport , 6/c ; Conestoga , ( i TICKS-York , 3J In. , l-ji < c ; York. 2 _ . . lie. Heaver Creek OC. lOc. ilcaehcd , bK" , ' Stevens' p. 8ic ! , ; Stevens' P , bleached , ' , o ; Stevens' N , OHo ; Stevens' N , bleached. lO c ; Stevens. SRt , 12Kc -.s. 'I'aoia on ciotn. $2.30 ; plain llqllnnd , 9V'c ; Dado Holland. 12 , ' c. Urown sheeting Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7H" ! At" " antic H , 4-4 , 7.'fc ' : Atlantic I ) , 4-4 , Cc ; I'cpperell R , 4-4 , 7c ; Pepperell O , 4-4 , Pepperell. 8-4 , IS c ; Pepperell , IM. 21c ; Pcp- perell , 1(1-4,2ic ( : ; UticaC , 4-4 , 4'fe ; Wachusett , 1-4. 7i c. Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora 13 , 4-4 , Ui-cK West Point na tn , 8 oz , 10'fc ; West Point 29 in. 1 0 oz , 1 c ; West Point 29 In , 12 oz , 15c ; West Point 40 in , 11 oz , Itic. FLANN-is-Rcd | : , C , 24 in , 15K ; E , 24 in , 21 e G U , 24 lu. Cc ; II A F , ? f , 25c j R F 5 * * ? M C. * uIstiHAM I'lunnett checks , 73'c } ; Whltlen. ton , 7 > < c ; York , 7 } < c ; Normandi iircss , PHINTS ISIIHIO lli.un Arnold , ( I'tfc ; Amer ican , fi'4'c ' ; Gloucester , Oio : Arnold C long cloth , 9 ; Arnold H long cloth , > OVf ; Arnold Gold Seal , lot , ; : Stietel A , 12 ; Windsor Gold Ticket. lOtf. _ Drutt * anil CliiMiiluvls. Mi CKi.t.tsEousSulph. . a-id , ! ' < ; citric ncul , liOc ; tartaric 5Uc ; bal. copavia , tic ; borax , 12e ; chloroform , 47c ; glycerine , 2)o ) ; gum Arabic , select , $1.0(1 ( ; gum camphor , U5c ; gum opium , 1.25 ; stiljh. | morphia , $2.8J ; bromide potassium , 42c. OILS Carbon. l.SO = 10'c ' ; headlight. 175 = 111' ' e ; gasoline , 74 ° 12Hc ; West Virginia summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 golden 111.1- chiiiL' , 1S ; extra W. S. lard , 4c ; No. 1 lard , 47c ; turpentine , 5''c ; linseed ra\y , 5c ; boiled , ( lie. QfiMNK P. & W- , per oz , 55c ; German perez , 4Uc. _ Leather. Hemlock sole , is > ( o)27c ) per Ib ; oak sole , 31@ 3c : per Ib ; oak barncss , HOQi > 2c per Ib ; selec ted oak and trace , 3 c pi'r Ib ; oaic and hem lock upper , 20i21Al ( per foot. jiemlocK calf skin , No. 1 , bOa9io ( ) per Ib , according to weight ; oak calf skin , No , 1 , 9 < ) L-C ? S1.00 per Ib ; Pluladelphla calf skin , extra $1.00gl.lO ( per Ib ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , ( K70c ) per Ib ; oak kip skin , No1 , 70 ' ' " Oe per Ib : Phila delphia kip skin , extni , SOfaHUc per Ib. French calf skins , ( according' to weight ami iiuality ) , fl 15@l Tnoer lbPreijch kip skins do. ( itiort ) $1.10 | > cr Ib. Coruovan russett , isc ; satin lir.ish , 20c per foot ; welt leather , $3..10 ( ; 4.00 l er side ; moroccos , ( i > cble ) goat ) , 2tliT30c ( per Toot ; moroccos , boot leg , y.1iiuic ( : per foot ; glove calf skiris , 20lu'30c pur foot ; Douglas kid , 30 ( 40L' per foot ; kangarco skins , 40@.10c per foot , according to quality. Toppums , $5oiT10.0J ) ( par dozen ; linings , $5.0003.1X1 per do-cn ; ; apron skins , $10.M ( ( 12.110 jicr do/cn. _ Ijinnber. First and second clear. l'i in. . . $49 00@51 00 First und second clear , . Ui in. . 47 OOOt.'iO 0(1 Third clear , IV.tlKih . . 411 uooMli OJ A select , l'4iflS ' in . 37 OOyt.'tO ( HI li select , 1'jtSl ' in . 35 ooyu ? ( XJ A stock boards , I2u > lt5 feet. 12 in . 4(1 OH H Stock boards , 12 ( ! ll ( feet. 12 in . 41 IK1 C stock boards , 12o ll5 feet , 12 in . i ( XI D stock boards , ISftrtO fc0t , 12 in . 23 ( KJ Flooring , first coiumo'n , 0 in . 34 OC Flooring , second common , (5 ( in . ,32 OC Select fencing llooring . 10 OJ Siding , first and second clear , 14 ( < tlOft 25 00 Siding , llrst common , 16 feet . 22 00 Siding , second common . 19 W Common boards . 10 OC No. 2 boards , all lengths . 14 50 Fencing No 1 , 12 ( < i20fcet . 1C 5C Fencing No. 2 , 12 , 14 and 18 feet . 15 5C Joists and scantling , 2x4 , 14 'U ' ) feet. . . . It ! OU Timber , 4x4 , 8x8 , I2tflfl ! feet . 17 0(1 ( Pickets. Dmid H fiat . 22 OC Pickets. U and II siniare . 25 ( XI Shingles , extra A . 2 bl ( Shingles , standard A . 2 W Shingles , No. 1 . , . 1 5 ( Lath . a 41 O. G. Halts , 2K in . 7C O. G Halts , Jrfxa , S. I. S . 4C 3 in Well tubing , 1) . and M. bev . 22 DC Mctaln and Tinners' Stock. Hlock tin , small pig . $ .28 Hlock tin , bar , . . . . 29 Copper , planished boiler sizes . 34 Copper , cold rolled . 31 Copper , sheath ing . 30 Copper , pitts . 30 THE UEAI/rV MARKET. Instruments IMucod on Hccord Dur ing Yesterday. O W Held and wife tn J fj Kennedy , lots landblk 11. Ambler Place , w d . Jl.rtf W \i St-lby t al to 1' Murphy , lot 2 , MllttllUWh' Bill ) , W (1 ( . 1,101 H ( lOodmnn audvlfo to S Joii.T-en. lots 'J , 10 and 11 , bik ( < . Keimall's mid. w d . . . . 4.2.K W N McCamlllsh and wife to I S Hall , nil right to real estate inn 111 buokllH , page IM ) . ili-tiils . . . . . 2,501 C H Kountzo and \\lto to J H I ch , lot II , blk'i' > , Koiint e I'laco , w d . 2MH H Kount7e and wlfu to J H INch , lot 1 , blk2.1. KounfI'laee. . w d . 2HX It KounUe and \Ufutci.l II Ksch. lots 0 and 10. blk in , iCounUo I'lm e , w d . 0,701 F W Kulm and wile to A I1 TuK y , lots ,7 and " # . Omaha Itldg and SaV iu > sn add.ii c. d . A I' Tnkoy t-t. al to .1 C Wilson , lots 84 anil S.1 , lilk I.I. Cllttim Itlll.wd . 4,001 N I ) lluxlu and wife to Kit llutler , lott' ' . blk I. Stevens I'laoe. w d . l.TOi A W Scillim-rand wlfotoK I , Hall , lot HI , blk 2. Cre.- t in uiiif , w il . . . . lS J W CHIIitli to W I ) ( Irmly , lots 13 and H , blk 7 , ( | H * ICI It oir S ) Ilakor I'laco , wd l.OOi E I' French and wf to C 1) Slay , lot 18 , blk 2. l.aVo Vlow , vd . . . 1,001 Jl II Herder and w f to II I , Cavan , lot K , blk 3 , Kountzo 1'l.ice. nil . 2.0H I * ) 1'atrirk to J I ! Davis- , lot 24 , 1'atrick's Saratoga add , wil . UK A H Hitch and f to T K Ifall.w 100 ft lots .landlii. blk 17 , llRUHOom I'laee , wl . 40,00 M J lloehmnd wf to l.il Maurer. lot 12 , blk U , Sliulls2nd iiild. wd . 7.MN 11 Jetternud wf to I < K f.ounsbury , lot f , MklO.Jrtter's add. wrt . 48 Samuel HchlfBliiKer et al to S llWell , lot 1 , blk r. , Scheltislngcr's add , wd. . . 1& Nineteen transfers . 181,18 The IjaUy or the Now York Sun : Ho cashed in his las' ' stack of blues , and with 81,000 winning ! in his pocket ho rosofrom the faro table nnd left tno f'iU'd dun. As ho pnssot ! out into the cool night air his cxultu tion increased. "I know I was going to mnko a win ner , " ho said to himsolfl "Yes , " he added , "I feel in my bonca that I could break the bank to-night , oven thougl some kickers say the game isn't nsqimn ono and that no wno Fs ever allowed t ( got tiA-ay with any of his money. " Acting on the impulse ho turned t < ro-cnter the house when there arose ii hiti mind u vision of the girl who hai liromlsed to murry him when ho wntilt huvo $1,000 to start houi-okccp ing with , and ho paused. Shouli ho risk hia future happiness by re turning to the lair nntl losing the prim of that happincbfiV Then ho though that , as luck was with him , ho wouli just go back and win the price of iibcal skin btt < 'quo and n. pair of diiunoud cur rings for his adored ono. And thoi again ho paused. But in another instant all doubt am' indecision had vanlsihed. The bnrlj form of the doorkeeper buddonlj emerged from the hallway of the doi nnd in the twinkling of an oj'e our hew was slugged with brtibs knucklcii , hi pockets wore rifled , and a policemiu coining along a few minutes later "rui him in" for lying drunk on the side wulk. Ferer cured Vy Jarvis' Brandy nuAN.cn orncc. JOHN M. SHAW & CO COMMISSION , Grain , Provisions , Stocks and Bonds , Margin Transactions a Specialty. JOHNSON .V CHIUSriAN , Managers. 15 ItOAKIKIF THANK , - - OMAHA. Memleisof the Chlcnuo Hoard of Trade. vatu Wires toc'hlctigoand Ni-wVork 1'fl- ESTABLISHED 1078. C. S. LEE Room 30 , 22-24 Pacific Ave. , ChicagoIII. COMMISSION MERCHANT. CnnilKtiinriiK ( it drain lollrltril. drain ami Vro- M Um bnustit , or fold , or carried on margins. Vnlnnblr rirrulnr * nnd IluHy Miirkrt Mr * porn f rut tn.Mi ) nJilrr-.j. Currr'i'oiidcnccfcillclloil. iaui DOUGLAS STUKHT. Cnpltul Stock $ ir.OM)0 ( ) Liabilities of Stockholder * HOO.OOO five 1'er G'mt Interest J'alil on Dc- L'omiHHintlctl Seinl- AnnttallH * OFKiri-.llH : CHAHIV.S r. MANDKUSON. l're i.lent. I. . M. HHNNKTT , Vlco President. V. Vf. WKSSKI.S , .MunnitliiK Hlm-tor. JOHN K. WlUIUlt , Cixshler. ' 8TOCJKHOMKKS : .1. W. OANNCTT , Ol'v r. IUHTON , ,1. J. IIIIOWN. I , . M. llK.VM'.Tr. r. F. MA.MIKHSON , THIN. Ij. KIMIIU.U HK.NHV I'i'MVr , K I. . STONK , ( HUH A li. \ T.CO. , IIt. . Wll.l.MMS MAX Mivin. : TitrMts IUTK , , IAMM W SAVAOK , K. v > .NAMI , 1' . Vf. WI.SIM. " . 1. K. CoMiixitf , ANMIN O. McCoOK , N. W. WKM.X , II. NiKMAS , JOHN 13. Wii.nrit. Corner of Itlth niul 1'ivnmin Stri-ets , Chamber of C'ointuvrce Itulliltnu. Capital Stwk . $400,000 Linltillty of StoKkholdpr * . 800,000 Hvr percent I'lild ' on deposit * , lounn nimlp on real estate itntt i > erM > iml securll ) ; note-1 , warrants , stocks and tiniiil * purchit i'd. JOHN U MII.K" , rre ldc'nt. A.NimCvV IIUI-KWA'I'HII , Vice I'rcfldont. DK.XTKU I. TIHIM A ! ? , Cashier. liOAIll ) OF ailllKCTIWS- .Hihn 1 * . Mile * . KniJliiH Henon , Hiiimit'l t'utner , John II. K\nnt > , Andren UoM-nater. Alnrrn Mnrrlvn , W. A.J. . lilMinn , ( loci K. llnrker , litiv. Alvln Snumlcr * , ln-ilnr I * . 'Hiiiiim" , Normun A Kulin , Jaim1 * TlumipMin. F. 11. Johnson , John Hutu , Ceo. C. Hobble. 17. S. DEPCSITOEY. NEBRASKA. OMAHA , - - Capital $500,000 Surplus 100,000 1II3KMAN KOUNT/I3. dePlilent. JOHN A. em.lCHTON , Vlco Prcsiilent. IH. . DAVIS , Owliler. W. H. MI'.aUIUK. AsMstnnt Cn--liler LOMBARD 1ESTINKO. Ttoxton , Mass. ; Kansas City , Mo * Capital & Surplus , $1,500,000 $ , , This company has opened an Omaha odlce nnd Is prepared to furnish money promptly on Im proved city and farm property. No applications saut n uv for approval. Loans closed and puld for without delay. JOHN W. OISH. Alunagfr. COT South laih Street. 1'irnt National Hank. ll\ll\ \ \ S , W , Cor , Farnam and 15th Sts , Paid in Capital * 500,00t GKO. K. HAItKKIt , 1'resldent. K. I. . llIiitllO\Vjn : : , Vlro President. F. U JOHNSON , Cushlor , imtlXTOKS : I , . H. Wll.I.IAMS , . * < ' . IWlLKV. . s. it , JDHNSON , J. II. MLH'ONNBI.L , WM. SIEVKII. ( 'HAS. Met/ , Al.l.KN' T. ItKOTOIl , It. Cl'NNINdll tM , K. A. 1IBNMIN , ( JtlSTAV ANIIKIIt-O.V , Aocouiits of Hankers , Motchatits and Individ i mofct favorable tet w- > . NO. 303 S. 13TH ST. , OMAHA , NEB. CAPITAL , - $300 $ , OOt Loans Made on Real Estate , School. County und Municipal Ilonds Negotiate ! WM. A. I'AXTON. I'ri-sldent. W.M. ( ! . MAt'I , , Vice Trcsldont HOIinilTUGAIthlfllS , Si-aetnrv. ALFItKI ) Mll.l-Altl ) , Trceasnrcr DIHECTOUS : VM. A. I'AXTON , HKMIV T. ( "I < * UKK , W ( i. MAUL , Joiwn II VKKIII : , UOIIT. L. UAnMCIIFt. Al.fllKl ) .MlI.LAHIl , ( iKO. K. llAUKr.ll. BANK OPOHAHA. Capital , - - - $100OOC 001 South Thirteenth Street. General Banking ajidSaYings Bnsiness ( _ _ CIIAKI.ES DRKASTED , President. C , I1. NKEIIIIAM. Vlco Vreildcnt. l-'HANK V. WAbBLItMAN , C For the benefit of Depositors the Savlngi Department partment will bu open on tfatiirduy ulglits frou 6 to 8 o'clock. 5 Per Cent on Savings ami Time Deposits HAIR GOODS ! VISS. KATE U. CLAMPITT , S38 K. Uth etreet , Omaha. Hair and I'ac bloachlnt'salso maul curing. r. u. rAUiER. N. p. RicnuiN. j. ji , PALMER , RICHMAN * CO. . Lire Stock Comniission Merchants , Offlru-ttoomll , Oppoilte Kicbange Hulldluit , Unloi _ fcUck T ra , rHiulhUmlili . .Ntb. f.ORIMER.WESfERFiELDat MALEV Lire Stock Commission , floom U. Kxcbanze UulWloff , Unlcu fctoek tHiutb Omfthft , Ntt , ALEXANDER Jc FITCH. Coramision Dealers in Lie Sock , iicmVJ , Oppo.lto Fxrkantre Mulldloc , Uulon * lanti , fuulh UNION STOC YARD8"CO Of Omaha. LiailcIL A B rToulturni Impl dm o n t o. CHURCHILL PARKER , Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Ciurlnifi nnd llu lf < Jivr * Btrrrt.bctwccuythand loth , Uuiatia , Ncbtaika. LININGER ATMETC1.F CO. , AgricnlturalImplementsWagonsCarriages , , nupplfs. Etc. Wholtiale. Omnha , tiebr ki > PA'RLIN , OR"ENDORP & MARTINA Wholrritlr KcaUri In Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies fcll , SW , H6 and W Jonc Blreet , Omaha. P PT MAST & CO. . Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders , Cuimaton , liny KaiM.CIdtr Mlllt and l.ut'an ' I'ul- Ttrln-rt. Cor. Uth and Mcbolai Mrfili. " /INONA TM LEM'ENT co. , -WholMal * - Airicultnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies IVmi-r lHl * n < 1 KlrholflU SUwtn. OMAHA 11UANCII. J , F. SEIBERLING & CO. . Akron , Ohio. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine , \V. K. Mi-ad , ManH ( r. 1J131 eHYonworth Jt. Omaha , MOLINE.MILBTjRNlTsTODDARDCo Manufacturers and Jobbrri In Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc , Cur. l < lh and 1'aUllc St ti , Omaha , Ni-b. Artists' Materials A HOSPE , JrJ Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , H13 Douulai Street , Omaha , Nrtifitka. Booksellers nnd Staticnore. "H. Mr& s. W.'JONES" , SuccfSfcr lo A. T. Krnjon A Co. , Wliolopale & Ilctidl Booksellers and Stationers. Fine VTulillng Statlnnerr. Coinmcrclal Stallonrrj I.SZ-J llouglat Btrrrt. Omnha. Noli. Boots and Shows. 77"- KIRKENDALL. JONES A CO. , ( Hucrtiion to llmd , Jonn A Ui. ) Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots anflShoes Autulilor Ilinton llubDfr Shoe Co. IVtt. 1104 A 11W llarnc ; M , , Omaha. t i-braa a. " " " w , v. M"ORSE"S"CO. . Johhers of Boots and Shoes , ' HI . Onmlin Manutaitory , Summer 1101,1103-1101 Uoiik'l" " mer M. . . Iltiton. Cofooe3ploo8 _ , Etc " LARKE COFFEE" Uuialia Coffee and # p\tr \ MHU. Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , Kitracli. Lr.undr ; lllue. lukt , Ktc. Ill- UU. Uarnuy Blrett. Uciaha. Ntbraika. _ Crockery and Glassware. " W.L.WRIGHT , Apent for the Manufartarr anil Importctf of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , Klc Place.817 b. ISlh St. , OmAha , Nebraika. PERKINS. CATCH &LAUMAN. liUDorler * and Jobber * of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware Etc. 1514 Irrr.itr St.Ncr I'srton llulldlnu. _ " JCommlsslon nnd Storage- _ R1DDELL fi RIDDELL. Storage and Commission Merchants , f-peclaillr- " > / ' r-n. ch,0. Poultry , Oame. 112Howard Btrwrt. CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. , Pucreuori to MtSbanc A Hchrncricr. ) Produce Commission and Cold Storage , _ Onjaha Nebraika. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FREDERICKTj7 FAiRBHASS. Wholeiiale Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 1011 North ICtu Ptrect.UDiHha.Nct > . Cool.jCoko and Limo. OMAHA'COAL , CO"KE & UME"CO. Johte of Hard and Son Coal , 300 Sonth ISth Street , Omaha , Nchnika. i. J. JOHNSON & [ CO. . Manufacturers , of Lime , Aodihlppern ul lual , Coak , Ceoiuii 1'iaiter , I.In Drain Tile , and Sewer ripe , omjc jS | rs. ntk St. , Uwaba , Ntb. T lepb .n til. JJry Goods nno Notions. ' ' * M. E'SM'ITH & co. . Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 1102 and 1104 Doug-lai , Cor. llth SI. , Omaha , Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goofls.Notions . GunU' Furnliblnu Hoodi. Corner lltb and IJaJtie/ felt. . Omaha. Nebraika. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . Shippers of Coal and Coke , 214 t-onlh 13th Ht. , Omaha. Neb. Furniture. DEWEY & STONE. Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Karnam Street. Omaha. Nebrnika. CHARLES SHIVEFUCK , Furniture Omaha. Nebra.'ka. Groceries. PAXTON. GAL"LAGHE"RcO Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , 706,7U7.709 and 7U S. 10th Ft. , Omaha , Neb. McCORD , BRADY tTcoT " Wholesale Grocers. I th and LeaTcnworth Street , , Omaha , Nnbraika. Hardware. MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO. Wholesale Manufacturer ? of Saddlery & Jabbers of Saddlery Hardware Aod leather. 1IOJ , 14tt and 14OT llHrcoy St. , Omaha , Nebraska , . W. J. BROATCH. Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , Bprlngi , Wajcn Stork. Hardware , Lumber , Ktc. 12(1 ( and 1111 Uarnejr Gtrcut , Omaha. HIMEBAUGH * TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop Muchaolci' Tooli and Buffalo Bcalet. 1406 Doufla _ Btreet , Omaha. Nebraaka. _ RECTOR. WILHELMY St. COT , Wholesale Hardware , fthaail narntrSti , Omaha. Neb. Wiitern Asent tor Auitln IVwder Cii. , JelT rion Steel Nalli , Falrbanki Hlandard Bralet. HARD- Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , Wctulfc. f-h et lion. etc. ARrnts for Mown BcaUs Miami I'ouder and l.yinitn Harhed wire , ( Jmahu , _ _ wT L. PARROTTE & CO. , Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goads 1107 lUroer Strf U Omaha , Nob. _ _ Lumber. * " " * OMAHA iTu M"B t : R 6 o . , " All Kinds of Bnlfc Material at w&olusal & lit J Ette t and Volou 1'tajlc VTrr.clt.uu. , > . , LOUIS Dealer in Lumber , Latli , Liae , Sasli , Uoir .litc , Trdi-i : tii < r 7th ml C. N. DIET2. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , 13th and California Streeti. Omaha. Ncbratkt , Lumber Lime CeineiiCEic , , , , Etc , Corner Ctu and Douglas Ki . . Omaha , T. SV. HARVEY LUMBEHUuTT To Dealers Only , OfBce , 11(51 ( Karnam Street Omabn. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , * Wholesale Lumber , Etc , Imported and American IVrtUml Cement IUU Ak-cnt lor Mllwauki-n lljdfaullo Cement and 7 ljutiu'T White l.lme. ' CHAS. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpet * and I'arquet Flooring. Vth aud Houglat _ Millinery nnd Notions. " " " "l. OBERFELDER * CO. , Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions and JlJSnuth Uth Street Ovorntla. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers of Overalls , Jean l'anU,8hlrti , Kto. llUandll04 ( Douulai Btretl. Omaha , M-b. Notions- J. T. ROBINSON NOTI6N CoT " * ffnolesalc Notions and FnrnishiEg Goods 4flfl null lU'i H ( ulh 10th HI , Onmlin. _ , _ _ ' CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wsale Refincil and Lnliricatine Oils , Axle llrrtrc , Ktc. , Omaht. A. 11 lllKhop. Mannf j VINYARD Si SCHNETDEn. Notions anfl Gent's ' Fnrnisliing Goofl ? , lUSHurnej Htrci't , Oinalm. _ _ Office FixtliroB. _ ( T111C SIMMONDS .MANlM'ACrL'UISa CO. BankfOfflcelS'SalooiiFiitnrcs , Msntlo" . Sililcixiar.il' , Hook Cn o , Drui ; KltttirmATall L M't. I'nrtUlini' , Itallliift. CiMinlcr . llcrrmiil Wln < ' , ' nllloi' , 17M iiud 17JJ ( 'imlpm Mlrrnrt elr Km lurr urn' bouth Uth bt. , UiuHbii. Tf J''I. Paints nnd Olla. CUMWINGS & . NEILtiON. \Vliule nlu Dciili'r- Paints , Oils , WiiiuOW Gla-is , Etc , 1111' Knrnam Stroot. Onintm , Neb. Pnpor. CARPENTER PAPnri"c\ ? . . WholBsalc Paper Dealers , C ITT fihlce Hock of I'rlmdiK. Wn > | iilni | ! Hnil Writing I'n , r. Siicclal attuntlon KITI-II ( near lua < l nnlrrr. Paper Boxes. . _ " " JOHN UWIUKIE ' Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory. Nov m ; nml 13IU IOURHB ) | St. , Omittm , Net ) . Soods. " ' " " " " " "PHIL. STIMMEL tt'co. , Wholesale Farm , Ficlfl anfl Garden Seeds Ull anJ Vl.i Juni-ii Mreit. OumUa. Storage , Forwarding A Commission ARMSTRONG. PETTl'sl : CO. , Storage , Forwarding and Commission , Branch lumsoiif the llemior HIIBKX L'IN llnitulejal wbvKiale anil rci il. 1 w , l.flOnci.l 1.112 ItarU titreol , Ouiaba. Tek'pUonu Nu.TKJ. Browora. STORZ & ILER. Laier Beer Brewers , 15Z1 North Klvtbtcciitl ) Street , Omuha , Ktb. _ Cornloe. E A G L E C O R N l C E W O R Ks7 Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and Cornice , John tponetcr. 1'rnprletor. ViO Doilnu and 1U ( utiJ IM Kurtb llrtti btrcf t , Ouinhu. Printers' Materials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. Auxiliary Pablishers , , , , , , . Suppl.c. . . Rubber Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO. , Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 311 Clotlilug nml leather lleHlna. lUOi r rimai t-'tre U Sash , Doors , Etc. M. A. DISBROW f. CO. . Wliolcpitlo Manu" icturern of Sash. Doors. Blinds and Mouldings , Branch offlce , ISlli nnil Iittril .Slrocln. Onnilm , Neb. . ' BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. Fannfacturers of Sash. Doors. Blinds , " -ill-lines , KtHlrWork find Intrrinr Flnr'l Wool t'\a \ > Ib. N. E. Corner Mb anil l.cuvcuwouh Mrvi ; ! ! ! , Omaha , Nvo. Stoom Fittings , Pumps , Etc. " A. uSTRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines , CHUHCHILLVUMP C Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , Jtcam n.1 Water Pilppllci. fir iniinrtrr" for Ma . oed Cnrniim t. , Om at U. S. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO. . Steam and Water Supplies , Ilallldaj Wind Mill , , ma ami 100 Farnnm tit. , Omaha. _ _ _ ftt _ -sAillni ! Mnnnti-r. BROWN ELLlTcO. Bngines . , Boilers and General Machinery , Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS. Carter b Mm , 1'rop'n. MauiiUcturers ot nil klndi Steam Boilers , Tanto and Sheet Iron Worfc \Tcrki South Wth and II. It M. I'A.XTO.V A VIICIU.I.NU IIIUN WOKKS. Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work Vuiilnei. limn Work. ( Joneral Foundry , Machine ana lllttckliulUi Wnrk otluc and WoiKi , U. 1' . U ; . amd llth ( street. OmHliM. " ' OM"ATI/r"WlRE & IRON WORKS. Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings l > eit lulli , Window fluardi. Flnwrr fttandi , Wlra H iii. Hie. ia Norlli Uth .Stnitl. Omaht. ' "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS , Man'frs ' of Fire &Bnr lar Proof Safes Taultt.JnlMVvrk , Iron and Wlro Fonrlni.HI ni , I'.to. U. AuJitC'n. I'lup'r Cor. Hlb aud Ja kiuu SU. CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WOHKS Iron and Wire Fences , Railing Guards and Pctreni , for hiiril > .oilUe < .ilurf ie > 'dcnre > etc , x > tl A nlnt Uxktn' lll > oi > imUUurk > . W. MEACHKU .V WHITMORE. i Fire and Burglar Praif Safes.Tiine Loc'is U uui , , i iii * it i * feUoia frulu A L YuuUiHuaJa.i Wurc.iiyh.