THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THlhiSDAY DECEMBER G , 1888.
Wheat Was Strong1 , Actlvo and
Ulffhor To-day.
CORN VERY DULL AND HEAVY.
Provision Movement Unimportant ntul
XrnilliiK Hinnll Gootl ( Jrnilcs of
Cntllc About thfi Saint Hogs
Arc Li , wor Quotations.
CHICAGO PHODUOB MAHKI3T.
Cnioxoo , Dec. 5 , [ Special Telegram to
Tnr. lU.E.j Wlicnt was strong , nctlvo rniil
lilL'hcr to-dny. There wai n ( inick response
nbrond to the atlvnnco of yestcrd.ty , showing
very plainly Unit America Is not loft out In
tlic calculations of the Old World , ns Eng
land would Imvo tlielr Yunkco cousins believe -
lievo Is the case. Foreign markets were
Mumpish nr.il lower yesterday , according to
the cables. To day Liverpool quotes a slight
mlvanco , and other foreign markets nro de
scribed M firm , with o fair demand. A most
Insular transformation for markets to un-
derjjo that lotif ? slnco throw America out of
tliulr calculations. Local ami outside senti
ment liiu changed with equally surprising
suddenness. It Hopped yesterday , and the
new position was maintained to-day
without n tremor. The bull feeling has
taken possession of the local trading
crowd , and a good many operators who have
been leaning toward the side of lower prices
for some tlmo , orolso were occupying posi
tions on the fence , have becoino outspoken
friends of wheat mid advocates of higher
prices. They have concluded not to wait
for the market to break back before taking
hold. The bulls get consolation from many
sources. Sun Francisco confirms the news
of Australian exports , and reports a demand
from the mime quarter for moro grain and
Hour Now York clearances wore 120,000
bushels to-dav and moderate shipments of
flour from Atlantic ports nro reported dally.
The northwest , however , Is tno source of
the greatest bull * Inspiration. The
mills at Minneapolis are start
ing up again , and the receipts
nro fulling off rapidly , while the demand for
cars l setting continually smaller. Prices
for spring wheat nro strongly hold at the
milling points In the northwest regardless of
the apparent disadvantage of ICGJglSc bushel
under which spring wheat millers are laborIng -
Ing in competing with winter wheat millers.
The lightness of supply is very likely to be
come elironli ! . The brilliant weather has , It Is
thought , prolonged and stimulated the move
ment from first hands to the limit , and thcro
are those who anticipate an actual scarcity
of wheat to supply the domestic require
ments , buforo the winter is over. The Knowl
edge that this market Is chronically and heav
ily oversold does not weaken the conlidcnco
of holders and bulls , and thoru is nothing in
the Inspection sheets to cxeito their alarm.
With the daily receipts averaging less than
CO cat s , the danger of the longs being over
whelmed under loads of cash arrivals , is not
pressing. The uncompromising stand taken
by the bull leaders deters indiscriminate
plunging ori the part of trained profession
als , who are only too quick to overload the
market with speitttatlvc offerings , when con
ditions nro right , and leaves that Held frco
for newer and moro ambitious operators to
disport in. Whether this is n healthy state
of affairs Is another thing , but the fact re
mains that while half u dozen strongmen
persist In standing p.it on four or live limes
as much wheat as there is in store ,
or that can bo brought hero
without n herculean effort , shorts are
moro or less at their mercy and must remain
" a prey to the recurrcnco of panicky nervous
ness every time prices turn up sharply. The
course of May wheat will reflect the
local price and situation to-day , other months ,
and for that matter other markets , moving
In obedicnco to the market's action in that
delivery. It opened at ? l.0tf ; , just where it
it left oft yesterday afternoon. An advance
to $ l.llj ( followed , and then a decline to
$1.11. The next move was an advance to
tl.HX , and then a decline to * UOf. At
that llguro the market received strong sup
port , u n ( I prices advanced rupidly % c. Again
tl.11. % proved to bo the top and
raoro from withdrawal of buyers than
irom bearish pressure , the market
. reacted to jl.ll. At $1.11 there was a spirited
battle , and the market gave way under the
„ combined Influences of the raiding and un-
I' loading of scalpers' long wheat , the prlco
I' going to $1.10 } , from winch quotation there
' was n rapid recovery and a firm closing at
9\.UX@l.n } { . December ranged at fl.Hg ( (
1.05 } , and closed at $1.04.f. January opened
at II 0. > K , ranged at $1.05K@1.0 ( % and
closed at about $1.05f. On the day there
was n gain of about Ic.
The corn market put on a firmer look at
the opening , and offerings at that tlmo were
light. The receipts were about ono hundred
end twenty cars less than yesterday's
rstlmnte , and the .quantity of No. U in the
day's inspection returns was only twenty
tars out of D-3 received. The cash market
ruled dull. In the speculative branch , like
wise , business was inanimate , and the pit at
times was almost deserted. After the shorts
satisfied their wants the market became
licavy , and sold off,1)Ut the close was at some
Improvement from yesterday's final figures.
January was most active in trading , though
May enjoyed a fair share , and closed yester
day at HSJfc , and opened this morning at
K > n&W > t and after selling to llOo. closed at
W > Xc , and May , after opening at iiS c , closed
tit USc.
The day's movement In provisions was
unimportant , and trading was under the
average volume , being almost entirely local
nnd spasmodic in character. January titul
May pork , and cash and January lard at
tracted some attention , but during the
greater portion of the session , and cspo-
dully toward the close , the pit picsontod a
dull appearance. The largest transaction in
ribs was the sulo of 5CO.OOO pounds for the
February delivery by the Allorton packing
, rompnny to linidwln , at $7.05 , that future
, having been neglected for some tlmo past.
The opening was qulto strong on the whelp
list , and In the early dealings pork showed n
gain over yesterday's closing of I015e , lard
of fiQIUo , and ribs of 2KC < J5c. Later the nd
vance in pork was nil lost and ribs settle
back to a llttlo below yesterday's quotations
for May. _
CHICAGO IjIVIC QTOCU.
Cincuno , Dec. B. ( Special Telegram to
THE UBK.I OATII.K As might have been
expected under a run of 17 , ( XX ) , trade ruled
slow at the opening , Salesmen had to spend
a largo portion of their tlmo In finding pens
and attending to feed and watering
and buyers had to spend n good deal
of their tlmo in looking over the
Block , hciico , as before sutod , the move
ment was alow and uncertain at the open
ing : , 13 ut matters were finally adjusted , nnd
thcro was an active movement , and nearly all
the stock was sold over the scales before the
close of the day. A few lots of prime
Christmas steers , or what passes now-a-days
for such , sold fully as high jis last week , and
fair to good natives sold fairly well , but all
below such , and especially the 1030 to Ii50 !
Ibs undesirable sorts , sold lower ; how much
lower-no one scorned able to estimate. It was
soon that it was next to Impossible to quote
cow stock any lower 'than heretofore , yet
salesmen were reporting another cut of 1UQ
15c. Texuns wore alito rviwrtod lower , and
the few scattering rangois on sale were not
making as good prices as last week. There
Is nothing now in the stoclcer and feeder
trade ; business light and prices extremely
low. The receipts were 3,000 Toxuns and
western cattlo. Cholco to extra hooves , ft. IX )
5.HO ; medium to good steers , law ) to 1500
Ibs , W.OOlHbO ; 1800 to 1350 Ibs , .UO@UO :
WO to 1200 Ibs. * i.90@3. 5 ; stackers and feeders -
ors , I1.60a3.00 ( ; eowa. bulls and mixed , $1.10
(33.7.V ( , bulk , fl.75tt9.25i Texas fleers , $3.85
S3.li5 { ; cows , fl.MXg3.00 : western rangers ,
. < X4.00.
Unas 'I ho market opened active , with
little or no change compared with yesterday ,
but as the forenoon were away and reports
from other markets begat ) showing heavy
receipts and lower prices than Chicago ,
many orders were stopped hero nml for
warded to other markets , thereby taking
nway the shipping element , Urn best buyers
on the market. At the close the quotations
were about 15.WX35. 10 for common packers ,
f5.1535.20 for the bctt and about * 5.25 for
funcv heavy , thcso quotations showing n
strong fie below current prices of the curly
sales. Shippers nnd I'mlerwood ft. Co. paid
as high as f5.30 ( .Yfl > in the morn
ing and (5.30 5.2.1 at the close. Ono
lot of big heavy , as prltno as eggs
and double extra , was sold to Underwood ft
Co. , early , at $5.40 , nnd everybody said they
were worth the money. Light sorts averag
ing from 110 Ibs. down were moro plenti
ful , and sold nt &i.30 < $5.3i ; averages of 183
Ibs. nnd down sold at K > .IDQS Ili. There
were moro of the light sorts on the market
than for nny day during the past month ,
and it would seem that the recent high
prices had stimulated shipments until now
the market is overstocked. Values arc 30 ®
3 * > o lower than ono week ago on light sorts ,
while there has been only about 15-0o drop
on lie.ivy sorts. Singeing pigs nro scarcely
nominal.
KINANCl.Vtj.
NBW YORK , Deo. 5 fSpecial Telegram
to THE HKI : . j STOCKS The stock market
opened feverish nnd weak , the first sales
showing general losses of from 1 to IJf per
cent , whllo Burlington was down nnd Mis
souri Pacific 1 . London cables gave n
weak ( and lower market on the other side ,
nnd brought liberal selling orders. Commis
sion houses were also frco sellers. At the
decline heavy shorts took advantage of the
weak situation , nnd went Into cover on a
very liberal scale , nnd a smart rally from the
low prices was broughtnbout. After ttio nd-
vance had spent its force , renewed soiling
began , and prices quickly gave way. Mis
souri Pacific , Union Pacific , Heading nnd
Lake Shore were especially conspicuous in
the decline. Chicago operators have been
noticeable buyers of short stocks on all these
slumps. Husscll Sage Is quoted as saying
that a dividend on the Missouri Pacific will
bo passed. Gossips say the raid on Missouri
Pacific was made by Could , so as to enable
him to cover n largo line ot short con Iraqis
in Heading and Laka Shore. Thcro Is n
noticeable amount of activity In the loan
crowd , nnd tlio borrowing demand is quite
brisk for nil nctlvo stocks. A great deal of
long stock was forced out on the stop orders
during the afternoon , causing the lowest
prices for the day. Final dealings , however ,
show nn Improvement throughout the list ,
Missouri Pacific recovering 1 > .f , nnd clos
ing below the opening price. Now Kngland ,
Northwestern and St. Paul show slight
gains over the opening prices. The total
sales were .Tja.twO shares , including Missouri
Pacific , 43,100 ; Northwestern , 20,000 ; St.
Paul , 10,000 ; Telegraph , 37,000 ; Laekawanna ,
88,000 ; Heading , 49,000 ; Oregon Transconti
nental , 10,000 ; New England , 19.000 ; Richmond
mend terminal , 10,000 ; Hock Island , 7,000.
The following were the closing quotations :
II.H. 4s regular..1L'7I4 Northern 1'aclflc.
U.S. 4scoilpona..l23' dopreferrcd 68S
IJ.S.4MsrcK liir. 108 C. &N. W 10.1'i
U. 8. 4'in coupons. . 103 dopreferrcd UM'J
l'acillc sof * Ui . . .118 N.V. Central . . . .
( "cntrnl Pacific . . . SKl
( 'hlcnpo & Alton. . IJ4 Itoclc Island IW'j
C. . M. &St. P Bl'i '
: Quints/ do prererrod 101
! ) . , ! , . & W 1.14 St. Paul & Omaha. . ; ili !
Illinois Central..113 dopreferreiV. U8'i
" Union I'aciilo 12
IvBtisas < tTexns" ! 12J4 \V..St. L. &V K"
I.akuSliore ! ) Jj do prefcrr6d. . . . i\i \
MIchlKnn Control . M Weatein Union 81 ! J
Mlssourll'acitlc . . . 03
MOXBT ox Cii.L Easv at 2 } < ! 3 per cent ;
last loan at 2 , ' per cent ; closing offered ut
24 we cent.
PltlMB MCKOANTILE PAI'EB 1J @C > per
cent.
STKIILIVO EXCIIINOE Dull but easier ,
with actual business nt $4.S4J4 for sixty-day
bills , and M.bSJ-j for tlcmnnd.
PJIODUCI3.
CIIIUAOO , Doo. ! 5. Wheat Weak and
lower ; cash , fl.OJJ ; January , fl.05 ; Jlay ,
SI. 1110. .
Corn Busier ; cash , 33c c ; January,3o.3- ;
May. 33 31-ltic.
Oats Steady ; cash , 23 c ; January , StJ.Vc ;
May , 29 9-lCc.
Rye 50c.
Jiarioy No trading.
Pnmo Timothy Nothing doing.
Flax C1.5I.
Whisky 51.20.
Pork Steady ; cash , $13.33K ; January ,
513.42K ; May , $13.65.
Lnrd Steady ; cash , $8.13 ! < f : Janunry ,
f7.85 ; May , $7.07 (518.00. (
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , $5.00 ©
5.75 ; sjirinK wheat , ft.50ij.75.
Uullt Meats Shoulders , $ G.87X < < > 7.00 ;
short clear , 57.50@7.02' ; short ribs , ? 7.00@
7.10.
7.10.Butter
Butter Easy ; creamery , 24@35c ; dairy ,
20@30e.
Clicoso Unehangcil ; full cream choddais ,
lOK ® ! " ? ! Huts , 10 ( 110 ; VTounf Amer
icas , Hail2c.
ERRS Uncliangcd ; fresh , 22@23c.
Hiiioa Uuchant'cd ; heavy green salted ,
6Kc ; light green salted , f ) fo ; green , 5c ;
suited bull , 5 > io ; green bull , 4Jfc : green
dry ( lint , 7J4@So ; dry calf , 7@8o ; branded
hides , 15 per cent oft ; deacons , 2o@30c each ;
drv salted. I0j ( 15c.
Tallow -Steady ; No. 1 , solid 5o ; No. 2 ,
4o ; cake , OJfc.
Hcceipts. Shloincnts.
Flour , bbls . 14.000 7,0(10 (
Wheat bu. . . . : . 31,000 15,000
Cornbu . 4")8,000 202,000
Oats , bu . 217,000 103,000
Hyo.bu . i. . . M. . . . . . . .
Ijlvurpool , Ucc. 5. [ Special Cablegram
to TUB Uin.j : 3:30 : p. til. Close. Pork-
Holders alter sparingly ; prime mess , eastern ,
b2s (3d ( , dull ; do western , 71s 3d , linn.
Lard Spot supply poor ; future holders
odor sparingly : spot 47s , firm ; December ,
4Is ! ( id , steady Janunry and February , 42s ( id ,
steady.
Wheat Holders offer moderately ; No. 2 ,
winter nnd spring , 8s Id , dull.
Flour Hoidorb oJtor moderately at 12s ,
firm.
firm.Corn
Corn Soot , holders offer sparingly ; fu
tures , holders offer moderately ; spot , 4s 8)fd ,
steady ; December , 4s 8J d , steady ; January ,
4s 4JS d , steady ; February , 4s SJfil , steady.
Now ITork , Doo. 5. Who.it Receipts ,
70,000 : 'exports , 120.003 ; spot market dull.
lo higher , nnd steady ; No. 2 red , * 1.00@
LOOK In elevator , Sl.orjtfftl.orJi alloat , $1.00 %
@llWKf. o. b. ; No. 3 red WW@ll.OQ ; No.
1 red , $1.10 ; options moderately active , un
settled ; opened ? Qj < o up , advanced @X < i ,
declined K@fo , close ? 6@o over yes
terday ; No. 2 rod , January , closed at J1.07.
Corn Receipts. 5(1,250 ( ; exports , 100,200 ;
' '
No'a.-U'd ; options dull , and Jf@Ko ( hljlicr ,
anil woiik ; January , 47 > j@l7 c.
( Jats Uecoipts , 87,51)0 ) ; exports , 270 ; spot
market qulot and a trllla llrmer ; options a
sliatlo higher nnd dull ; January , ! i2K@ W ? < e :
ilpot Np. 3 whlto , S.'iJi'o ; mixed western , 2y > 5
( Xwlitto \ \ western , 'M@42o.
CofToo Options opnnou stq.ul.v ; sales , 12.- !
OOU baK8 , Including Deccmtier , 111Ti fiOii 10.00 ;
January. * 15.85@10.30 ; February , * 10.10 ( <
10.40 ; March , $10.10@1055j April , JlO.Ui ®
1G.Q5 , Spot Klo strong and active ; fair car-
irocs , 17K@20C-
1'otroluum Qulot nml steady , united closed
at 80) ) < c.
Eggs Quiet ; western , 24@25o.
1'orlc-Qulot.
Lnrd Stronger and moderate specula
tions ; siilo.s ; Western steam , tS.SI ; January ,
13.1038.31.
Hutter Easy and qulot ; western dairy ,
Ui-0o ( : western creamery , SlG 34o ; Klein ,
nominal.
ClioeJO Western , UK@llf ° '
Mllwnukce , Dec. 5. - Wheat Firm ;
cash , IW-tfc ; Jutmary , ll.OOV ; May , f ' "
Corn Dull ; No. 3. old , U-foi now.a
Oati Qulot ; No. 2 white , 930o.
H.VO Quiet ; No. 1 , Bio.
Uarloy Steady ; No. 3. u
Provisions Pork , $13.25.
Cincinnati , Deo. 5. Wheat Firm ; No.
3 red , f 1.05.
Corn Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 42e.
Oats Steady ; ; No. 3 mixed , 28Wo.
Uyo-Dull ; No. 3 , 55o.
Whisky-Steady at f 1.14.
Ht. Ijoul * . Deo. 5. Wheat HlKher ;
cash , $ l.O.IW : May. fl.OOKQl.OOtf.
Corn Shade better ; cash , 83o ; May ,
Oats-HUher ; cash , 25 > foi May ,
Pork Quiet nt f 14.20.
Whl ky-$1.14.
Hutter Quleti dairy , 12l6o : creamery ,
2il@35o.
Mlnnnapolls , Deo. 6. Wheat Hecelpts ,
323 cars , and 78 cam were shipped out. Sail
ors were holding for a sliada higher prlcos on
nil the boat grades. Very llttlo hard wheat
was oflurcd and tbo supply of good northern
was none too preat for the wants of millers *
Wisconsin millers wore Innho market for n
few lots. Some sales were reported at about
jestcrday's prices. Closing quotations No.
1 hard , December , 11.20 ; May , $1.2 ; on
track , $1.W. No. 1 northern , December ,
fl.10 ; May , SUOtf ; on track , 1.12 ( < ? l 14.
No. 2 northern , December , 11.03 ; May , 11.10 ;
on track , 11.02(31.05. (
KniiMiH City. Dec * 5. Whent Higher ;
No. 2 red , cash , Wte bid ; January , ( t4J < c bid ;
May , fl.oo bid ; No. 8 , soft , cash MJfo
bid.
bid.Corn
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash. 27 , ' c : February.
27K < 3 asked ; January , 272fc bid ; No. 2
white , cash , BO 'c Wd.
Oats No. 2 , cash , no bids nor offerings ;
May , 6Sc bid.
L1VK STOOIl.
Ctiicngo , Dec. 5 1'ho Drovers' Jour
nal reports ns follows
Cattle Receipts , 17,000 ; market dull
and 10@l5c lower : choice beeves , (4 W
(35.40 ( ; steers , $2.1)0(24.80 ) ( ; stockers nnd
feeders , $1.80 ( 3.00 ; cows , bulls nnd mixed ,
* I.10@2.75 ; Texas steers , t2.35@3.25 ; west
ern rangers , $3.UO@4.00.
Hogs Receipts. 20,000 ; market weak
and lower ; mixed , M.00@5.20 ; heavy , ? 5.10
@ 3.tO : ; light , Ki.lU@ri.3l ) ; sKips , S3 00@4W ) .
Sheep Receipts , 8IKM ) , market strong ;
natives , $ . )00@V15 ; westerns , ? 3.4 < ) @ 4.1U ;
Texans , $ J.50@t.50 ; lambs , ? ,1.00@5.8 , > .
Citr. Dec. 5. Cattle Receipts ,
7,000 ; shipments , 3,300 ; dressed beef and
butchers' steers , figlOi ; lower ; stockers nnd
feeders steady ; good to choice corn-fed ,
$4.C ! > @ 1.80 ; common to medium , ? : t K > @
4.15 ; stoukcrs and feeding steers , $ l.,0iu'J.20 ( , ( ;
grass range steels , * 1.00@i.SO ; cows , Jl.OOyS
2.75.
2.75.Hogs Receipts , 11,000 : market opcneil
strong and active nnd 5c higher , closing weak
with the advance lost ; good to choice. ? 5.(0 ( ©
5.10 ; common to medium , $4.bOS3.15. (
National Stock Yiirtls , Flam St.
I > fmls , Deo. 5. Cattle Receipts. 2,900 , :
shipments , 700 ; market steady ; choice heavy
native steers. $ ri.Krt50 ( ) ( ( ! ; fair to good do ,
54.40@ri.50 ; butchers' steers , medium to
choice , $3.iOTi4.40 ! ( ; stockers nnd feeders , fair
to coed , $ J.OOf < ? 3.1fi ; rangers , corn-fed , $ J.OU
@ 4.20 ; Kniss-fed. 8iOOfiJ.SO.
Hogs Receipts. S30 : shipments , none :
market easier : choice heavy and butchers'
selections , S.VJOXjM.HO : packing , medium to
choice , S.IOOx'T.V.iO ; light grades , ordinary to
best , f4.bO@i.OO.
OMAII/1 K Sl'DOlL.
Cuttle.
Wednesday. Dec. 5 , 1SSS.
The receipts of cattle were heavy again to
day , but they word not near us goou quality
ns yesterday , nnd there wus not a prime load
of beeves in the yards. There were some
pretty fair cows , mid ono choice load brought
$2tM. The market opened very slow , nnd
the buyers were very backward about ilomg
anytning. Choice beef cattle might have
brought steady prices , but the buyers did not
appear to want the half fat stuff that was
offered. Feeders were not very plenty and
were in dcniund at steady prices.
MOKS.
The market was nctlvo and strong to 5c
higher , although the tops were no higher
than yesterday. Everything was sold out
early. Although the average quality of the
hogs is fair thcro are not many good heavy
loads.
Hhcop.
The market was firm and the supply lib
eral.
_
Itoocipts.
Cuttlo . 1,000
Hogs . 5.C.OO .
Sheep . 1,750
Prevnllirm Prictn.
The following is a table of price ? paid In
this marKOt for the grade * of stock men
tioned.
Pnmestoors. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. .81.10 © 4.50
Primesteors. 1100 to 1300 Ibs. 3.40 ( tfl.HO
Native feeders . 2.30 (33.10 (
Western feeders . a.OO ( d'J.iK )
Hanco steers , cotn'on to choice 2.50 y3.90
Common to good cows . 1.25 ( p2.25
Choice to fancy cows . 2.35 ( ZM.OO
Common to choice bulls . 1.25 (3)2.00 ( )
Fair tocuoice light hoes . 4.00 rtiS.Oo
Fairtocnolco heavy hoara . 5.00 ( .35.15
Fair to choice mixed hogs . 5.03 ( J. 10
UeproHCiitativo Silsi.
CATTLE.
No. Ar. Pr.
17 cows , western tailings 935 $1.25
3(5 ( bulls nnd stags 1,2'J3 1.25
21 bulls and stags 1,144 1.25
45 mixed 040 1.33
13 cows 070 1.75
2 bulls 1,600 1.75
2 cows 1,125 1.75
10 cows 1OS(5 ( 1.80
Ibull l.lbO l.bO
Ocows ; 1,025 1.85
8 cows. , 1,070 1.85
5cows 1,120 , 2.00
Ocows - . 1.12S 2.23
22 cows 1,018 2.23
3 cows 1,2.10 2.40
14 cows. . . . . ' 1,110 2.45
5 co ws 1,030 2.50
Mstockors 700 250
C cows 1,278 ' 2.00
21 stocltcra 851 3.00
17 cows 1,100 2.115
1 feeder 770 2.75
2cows 1,315 , 2.90
Ocows.- 1,250 2.90
9 feeders 975 ii.OO
3 stags 1.333 U.OO
81 steers . 790 3.00
20 steers 840 3.00
21 steers SSI 3.00
' 3.4' ' )
10 steers 1,1'JO
5 steers 1,23(5 ( 3.45
18 steers 1,234 , 3.115
24 steers. . , t 1,170 3.70
14 steers , corn-led nutlves..1,110 ! ) 4.23
11003.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
55. . .181 $1.90 CO..259 80 $5.05
83..141 4.90 01..205 100 5 05
22..142 4K ! ) 01..35300 5 03
09..249 2SO 4.D5 02..283 8t0 ! 505
77. 2bO 4.91 OJ.0'J : ! 320 5.05
09. .251 2UO 4.95 55..200 2JO 505
58. .288 2SO 500 314..210 80 . 5.05
( 58.VI. . . 'JT9 80 500 70..220 40 505
.235 80 500 07..2S7 80 5.05
OS. . .217 200 5.00 110..275 * 100 5.03
81. . .278 2SO 5.00 05.2'J'J ' 120 5.05
CJ. . 120 500 02. . .290 IMiO 5.03
OH. . .iS&IJ 100 5,00 73 . . . ! I1S 440 5.05
77 . .220 300 5,00 05..2.K1 200 5.03
iU..2l3 : 000 5.00 71. .207 80 5.05
09..25'J ICO 5.00 75. .203 200 6.05
OJ..205 120 5.00 .294 2-10 5.05
57..233 280 5.0 ! ) 141 .8J5 520 5.05
05..247 200 500 57. .299 280 5.05
73..281 4SO 5.00 HI. 242 5.05
2.2SO } 60 5.00 53. .370 100 503
30..191 100 5.00 82. .223 8-10 5.05
00.275 120 5.00 (53. ( .271 240
02..250 200 5.00 03. .831 5.07K
fil. . .U03 200 5.00 59. .303 S33
07..270 2SO 505 0(5. ( .29J 310 5.07K
03..307 100 5.05 53. .337 320 C.07K
73..203 2SO 5.03 147. .203 120 5.07M
67..2S ; ! 120 5.05 07. .28 ! ) 240 5.07K
55..277 ISO 5.05 54. .391 200 5.10
75..20S 200 5.05 127. .U03 2CO 5.10
43..330 120 5.05 50. .295 80 5.10
( U. . . ! I31 . ' 120 5.05 04. .337 5.10
& ! ) . . , . 0l 40 5.05 50. .310 100 5,10
00..2SU 240 505 GO. .283 5.10
f,7..aOI 200 5.05 52. .317 100 5.10
09..20 ! ) 80 5.05 02..283 200 5.10
09..203 20J 5.0fi 01..290 1(50 ( 5.10
73..370 200 505 69..2S9 120 5.10
03..295 1)20 ) 503 62. .80S 120 & .12Jtf
M.i03 ! 100 5,05 05. .339 310 6.15
68..238 120 5.05 54. . .331 100 6.15
BUI : ill * .
No. Av. Pr.
70 natives 09 $3.25
120 western feeders 85 3.60
0. ) westerns 103 835
OMA.IIA WHOLUBAIiE MAUKI2TS.
I'rodticn , Friilta , Kto.
HUTTcn Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 30
@ 30c ; choice country , 32@25o ; medium
grades , 18@31o ; common grades , lOiJJUo.
FI.OUII Nebraska iiatcmts , $ D.tW7.50 ;
Minnesota patents , $425@7.75 ; straight
grades. $5.0035.50 ; bakers' Hour , f5.23@5.75
per bbl.
POTATOBS Nebraska , 26@40o per bu : Colorado
rado , 76@SOo.
SWKET POTXTOBS 88o per Ib.
POULTIIY Llvo chickens , $2.0@3.75 per
doz ; spring chlckenq..50@3,00 ! ; dressed
eblckeni , 7g8o ( per Ib ; turkeys , S@10o.
Eoos Strictly fresh , 33i$24o ( candled.
Minoi. Gitircs In kegs , 12o per Ib.
BANANAS Common , $1.60@125 per bunch ,
choice , $2.50X33.60.
LUMOXS $5.00 nor case.
OniKOKS Florida , $3.60t3.73 ( per box.
GAME Per dozen : Mallards , $3.50-.75 ;
teal , | 1.001.23 ; quail , fa.oOj prolrio chick
ens. f3.75C-T4.00 ; rabbits. Jl.OO ; squirrels ,
? 1.00 ; vrnUon , CQllOc per Ib.
CiiANnBitiitns J3.00 ( < v9.00 per bbl ,
Pitovismxg Hnms , No. 1 , ! 1KC ; No. 0 ,
lie ) shoulders , Mc\ \ rib bncon , lie ; cle.ir
bacon , ll c ; picnic hams , lOc ; dried beef
hams , lOVc : dry united clears , short , 8Wc ;
extra short , Sljc ; short ribs , 8)40 : picketed
pigs' feet , 15-lb kits , too ; lard , b < J(9c ;
smoked sausage , G@Sc l er Ib ; hog casings ,
17 © ISc.
Cm.KitY Wi\0o \ per dozfnenjncy , 40.S.
ONIONS 30 ( IOc per bu.
CAIIIUOK-W 00 per 100.
UCF.TS tOc | > er bu.
TuitNlPs 2oc per bu.
Su'nuKiiDUT UbKfl7 > ; half bbls , $3,75
Arrus Choice , ? 3.50i8.75 ( per bbl ; fancv ,
$3 00 per bbl ; commo i. fl.Niil.D ) perhbl.
Clltnu Michigan , f.1.00n.AO per bbl of 33
gals ; California pear elder , 115.00 per bbl ,
POP COHN Htce , 3ft common , 2J c.
C uiitoTs 40o per bu.
HEANS Choice tnstern hand picked navies ,
fl.OO Her bushel ; western handplcked lu-
vics , ? 1 75@lbO ; mediums , $ l.30@l.50 ; Limn
beans , 5 „ per Ib.
Ho F. o. b. cars , No. 1 upland $0.00 : No.
3 Upland , $5 ( K ) .
Huvv-$15 105510.00.
Ciiori'Kii FIKU f 14.00@lo.00 per ton.
COHN 2fi@27c.
O ITS 23C ? . ' 3c.
VINFOAU Cider , lOQt c per gal. ; white
wine , HKjj20c i > cr gal.
HONUI Mb frames , 15@lSc.
Grocers' lilst.
Revised prices nro as follows !
UAOOINH Stark A , seamleHs , 22c ; Amos-
keag , seamless , l"j < jc ; Lcwlstoxv'n A , seam
less , 1''c ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps ,
4 to 5 bu. , UtiTHc ; gunnies , single , 13e ;
gunnies , double , 20c ; wool sack. 3 c.
T\MNIS Flax , 3 < c : extra sail , 80@21c ; sail
U , 80(831e ( : cotton. 22c ; jute , < ) c.
DIIIKD Fitt'lT Figs , in boxes , per Ib. 13 ©
lOc ; dates , in boxes , 7jJ10c ( ; Condon Malaga
layer raisins , ) ier box , 42.o ( > ( 'iJ.75 ! , Malaga
loose raisins , S20@2f ; ! > 0 ; now Vtilencl.i
raisins , per Ib , bjfe ; California loose iiiuscn-
tuls , per box , f2.lWi2.1UCullfornia ; Londons ,
183S , $2.41) ) ; pitted cherries , per Hi , Ibc ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , per Ib , 12 ( < ll3e ; dried
blackberries , per Ib. 7J ( ySe ; diicd raspberries -
ries , per Ib , 24g2 ( c ; ovitporutcd apples , 7VJ
18c ; California sun dried teaches. 13o ; Cali
fornia unuaved evaporated peaches , in tlSc ;
evnporated California apricots , Ibc ; Zantco
entrants , 0' ( rZc ; Turkish prunes , 4f't4n4o ;
citron. 22G 24c ; orange peel , 15c ; lemon peel ,
lOc ; California French prunes , HGjJlOc.
COFHIU.S Mocha , 3. > ( i(20c ; Rio , good , 1J@ (
17o ; Mand.ihling , 2(5'3 > 2bc ; roasting Rio , 13S ( (
Itic ! O. G. Java , 2lii2(5c ( ; Java , interior , 2''C'f
2)o ; Rio , fancy , ISGilOc ; Santos and Mnr.i-
caibo. 17f10e ; Arbucklcs , 21Lc ; McLaugh-
lin's XXXX. 23 > f.
Sun ut Granulated. 7J c : conf. A , 73bc ;
white extra C. 7'4i ; ; extr.i C , 7'ie ; yellow C ,
0 } < e ; powdciud , b ? c ; cubes , SJ-jc.
liCKsxv\x Choice yellow , 20@22) ) c , dark
colored , 13(7M4c. (
CHII > I : Voung America , full cream , 12 < fi )
12'ic ' ; full en-am Cheddars , 11QD12C , full
cream ll.tts , 1'JJ c.
PICKI.RS Medium , in bbls , $5.00 ; do , in
half bbls , J3.00 ; small , in bbls , fO.OO : do. in
half bbls , $3.50 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7 OJ ; do ,
in half bbls , $4.00.
Toiucro Plug , 2Ki5c ( ? { ; smoking , lOtgOOc.
Jni.Lii : < 4 $1.8r > per Ml-\t [ \ pail.
Svi.i $ l.iO@1.33 : pur Ubl.
KOIM : 7-10 , lie.
MM-I.K St'OAit Hticks , ll@12c ppr Ib ;
penny cakes , 12@ltc : per Ib ; puio maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
TKAS Young Hyson , common to fair , 18S ( |
S5o ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30a. ( > o ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 2'Jf ( 2" > c ; Gun
powder , choice to fnncv , 40Mc ( ! ( ; .lapnn ,
common to medium , 15-0c ; Japan , choice
to fancy , ! ! 0it4.c ( ; Oolong , common to coed ,
25il'.lTic ; Oolong , choice to fancy , r > 0 ( < t70c ;
Imperial , common to medium , 2. > ( a3jc ; Im
perial , good to fancy , 40i750c ( ;
NLTS Almonds , lofelsc ; lilbcrts , riftfloc ;
Hrnzil.OG.210o ; walnuts , 12c ; ) > ccans , lOdtllc
peanuts , Oc < E9e.
CuicKKKs OfJlOc per Ib : assoited cakes ,
8(1(3. per Ib as per list.
CAXUV Mixed , 93 < { J12Xc ; stick , ' . : "
rock candy , lK@lHc ( ) ; fancy candy , 7
HOLLAND HHUitiNo 90c.
CODflSM OJ GJ7Kc.
Dry Goods.
COTTON FI.AXXKI.S 10 per cent dis. ; LL. ,
5Kc ; CC , 0c ; SS , 7 c ; fNameless , 5c ; RX ,
lbc ( R , 20c : No. 10 , & ) < c ; No. 40 , lOKc ; No ,
(50 ( , 12 > sc ; No. SO , 13' e ; No. 30 , colored , tic ;
No. 50 , colored , 12c ; No. 70 , colored , 12Kc ;
Uristol , 12K ; Union Pacific , 17c.
CAIH-KT WAUP Bid , white , lOo ; colored ,
2' c
"li VTTS Standard , Sc ; gem , lOc ; beauty ,
12Ko ; boone , 14e ; H , cased , $ ri.50.
PitiNTS Solid colors Atlantic , Cc ; Slater ,
GJ ; Uorlin oil , ti' e : Garneroil. ti@7c.
PKINTS Pink and Robes Allen , ( ! c ; River-
point , 5fc : Steel River , G > c ; Itlchmond ,
c : Pacific , 7c.
IIIXTS Dress Charter Oak , .We ; Ram
ape , 4Kc ; Lodi , S c ; Alien , ( ! c ; Richmond ,
Oc : Windsor , O c ; Eddystone , OJ c ; Piiciiiu ,
C > c.
c.HMHCIIED SnnnTivo Ucrkoley rambrif ,
No. GO , 9 > o ; Best Yet , 4-4 , ( SJfc ; buttercloth ,
OO,4i4c ; Cal ot,7 > c ; Farwelf , half bleached ,
S > e ; Fruit of the Loom. 9 c ; Greene G ,
( i c ; Hope , 7J c ; King Phillip cambric , lie ;
Lonsdalorambric , ll > Jc ; Lonsdale , 9c ; New
York mills , lO c ; Pepperell,4'3-in , lie ; Pep-
perell , 40-in , 12c. Pcpporell , li-l , Ific : Pop-
| ) croll , 8-4 , 21c ; Peppcrcll , 94 , 2ic ; Pcpper-
cll , 10-4 , 25e ; Canton , 4-4 , hi e ; Trmmpli ( ic ;
Wanibutta , lie ; Valley , r > c.
FI.AX.NCI.S Plaid Raftsmen , 2lc ( ; Goshcn ,
fUKc ; Clear Lake , 30 > c ; Iron Mountain ,
L'li'tfl ! .
FIAXNP.I.S White-GH , No. 2 , / , 22Jc ;
GH , No. 1 , y Wic ; HH , No 2. f.23 e ; Mil ,
No. 1 , % , 30c ; Quechee , No 1. % , 42c.
COUSUT JKAXSAndroscoggin , 7c ; Hear-
farge , 7Kc ; Rockport. ( iVc ; ConcstOb'.t.ii c.
TICKS- York , 30 in. l2' < fc. York , 33-in ,
13 > ( fc ; Swift river , 7Jfoj Thorndike , OO ,
SkTc ; Thorndike , KK , bj < ffThorndike ; , 120 ,
9 > c ; Thorndike. XX , I5c ; Cordls No , 5 ,
9Kc ; Cordis , No 4 , 7fc. }
DKXI.MS Amoskeag , 9 o ? , IGitfe ; Fverett7
oz , 13Uc ; York , "lot , 13' c ; llai'inakor. b ji ,
Jnffroy XX , llc ; JufTicy XXX , ri , ' . - :
UuavcrCieok A A , 12c ; Hcavnr Cicols HU ,
lie ; Heaver Crook CC. 10 .
KnxTUCKY Jcivs iloinorml , 15n ; Dakota ,
18c ; Durham , 8TKc ; Horculcs , ISiLearning -
ton , ' ytcCottswood \ , 87 i' .
CIIASIISlovens' 15 , O&o ; Stevens' H ,
bleached , 7o , btovens' A , o , Stevens' A ,
blenched , ScStevciib' \ P , b c , Stevens' P ,
bleached , OKe ; Stevens' N. ! 0jc. Stevens'N ,
bleached , 10 > c ; Stevens'SRt , l3J c.
MlsciiiANiouh : : Table on cloth , $250 ;
plain Holland , 9 ! c ; Dado Holland , \y/tc. \
Hitow.v SitnniixnAtlantic A , 4-4 , 7 > tfe ;
Atlantic H , 4 4 , 7'4'o ' ; Atlantic. D , 44 , ( > % ( ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oc ; Auror.i Lfj , 4-4 , Oc ;
Aurora C , 4-4 , 4Jfc ; Crown XXX , 44 , < 3fo ;
Hooslor LL , 4-1 , Ooj Indian Head , 4.-4 , 7 > ii"
Lawrence LL , 4 4 , Oz ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5Ko ; Pcpporell R , 4 4 , 7c ; Pcpicrcll O , 4-1 ;
0fc ! ) ; Pciiperell , 8 4,13'An Popporell , 0 4,21tj ;
Pcpporell , 10-4 , 83c ; Utic.i C , 4-4 , 4c ;
Wuchusett , 4-4 , 7Xo ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c ,
Aurora H , 4-4 , OJ c.
DUCK West Point 29 in. 8 oz. , 10&c ; West
Point 29 In. 10 oz , 12c ; West Point 2 In. 12
oz. , 15o ; West Point -10 In , U oz. , lOc.
FLANNELS foil , C , 21 in , loKc ; K , 24 In ,
Sl c ; (3G , 84 in , 20o ; HAF , % , 25c ; JRF ,
Jf , 87c.
GisoiiAsi Plumkettchecks , 7KcWhitton- ;
ton , 7 > c ; York , 7 > < c ; Normandl dress , '
Calcutta dress , 8Kc ; Whittcnton dress.
Renfrew dress , 8X@12 > rfc.
CAMIIHICS Slater , 5 > c ; Woods ,
Standard , 5)fo ) ; Peacock , 5) ) a
PIIINTH , INDIGO ULUB Arnold , O o ; Amer-
lean , OJi'c ; Gloucester , O c ; Arnold C long
cloth , Oo ; Arnold B Jong cloth , lOKc ; Arnold
Gold Seal , lOXo ; Stlefel A , 12o ; Windsor
Gold Ticket , lU o.
Lumber.
First nnd second clear , l } { In. . .J49 00g51 ( 00
First and second clear.rljl in , , . 4T OOtoSO 00
Third clear , l ffllKln , , . . 43 OOfifrlO 00
A select , WU ? in , . , , 7 00
U select. I MIW In. . . . ' 3300
A stock boards , 12@10ft , 13 In. . 40 00
U stock boards. 12 ( $10 ft , 13 In. . 41 00
C stock boards , 12G410 ft , 13 in. . 80 00
D stock boards , 12 ® 10 ft , 13 in. . 83 00
Flooring , flrst common , 0 in ! J4 00
Flooring , second common , 0 in. . 31 DO
Select fencing flooring 19 1)0 )
Siding , tlrst and second clear , 14
@ 10 ft 2500
Siding , firsj common , 10 ft 83 00
Siding , second common 19 00
Common boards 1000
No. 8 boards , all lengths 14 50
Fencing , No. 1,13 and 80 feet 10 50
Fencing. No. 3,18,14 and 18 feet 15 50
Joist and scantUtiL' ' , 3x4 , 14@10 feet 10 00
Timber , 4x1. 8x8 , 12@10 feet 17 00
Pickets. D and Hnat. . . S3 00
Pickets , D and H square. , 23 00
Shingles , extra A. . . 3 80
Shingles , standard A 800
Lath 840
OGHatts,2K In , . . . . CO
OQ Hntts , ! Ux3 , S IS , . 85
Sin weUtubiuf. Duud M bov 8300
Lcntlicr.
Hemlock sole , l $ ( 27o per Ib ; oak sole , 33 $
CCis jicr Ib ; oak lint-ness , SO llic per Ib ; selec
ted onk nnd trace , ! ! 5o per Ib ; oak nnd hem
lock upper , 20 ( < f22c per foot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , MiUKo ) ( ) per Ib , according to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , POcCjEtl 00 per
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , o.\trn , $1 ( Xgl ) ( 10
per Ib ; hemlock kip .skin , No. I , UorrtTOc per
ib ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , 7CWIMV per Ib. Phila
delphia kip sklncttrnM'rtl.Ko ) ) per Ib. Frcncl
call skinsaccording ( to welt-lit nnd quality ,
f l.ir > C't 1.75 per Ib. French kip skins , do , HV
&il.lUpcr Ib. Cordovan russett , ISc : satin
finish , 30c Per foot ; well leather. $ ,1. : > 04 W
per side ; moroccos ( pebble goati , 20 ( < i.30o per
foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 25jJ30o ( per foot.
glove calf skins , 2t\n.Ue ) per foot ; Douglas
kid. 30(340e ( per foot ; kangaroo skins. 4K ( < J.Xk'
per foot , according to quality. Toppings ,
$8.00i10.00 ( per dozen ; linings. f3.00 ( t.00 ! ' per
dozen i npron skins , $10 00@12.00 per dozen ,
MclnlH nnd Tinners' .stock.
Hlocktln , small pig $ 2S
Block tin , bar 2 !
Copper , planished boiler sizes. ' 34
Copper , cold rolled Tl
Copper , sheathing HO
Copper , pitts 30
Cojor | ) , Hats : u
Gal. sheet Iron , Juniatn , 50-10 nnd f > per c. tils.
Pat. planished iron , 2 to 27 A 10' ' ,
Pat , planislicil Iron , 24 to 27 11 l
Roollnir , 10. 14\20 , 113 sheets $41.
Reeking , IX. 14x20. 112 shoots 7.50
Reeling , 1C , 'JON'J- * , 112 sheets 11.00
Hooting , IX , 20x2 $ , 112 sheets 14.50
Sheet Fron , No. 20 ! UM )
Sheet Iron , No. 27 a.
Solder l-Vj'Cll'
Tin plate , best chnrcoiil
1C , 10x14 , 23A sheets $ <
IX,10.\14. 235 sheets S.
Tin plate , colce
10,10x14.235 sheets (5.2T. (
Steel nails , per itep 2 Uo
Steel Wire mills , per keg 5.IK ! )
An Absolute Curp.
ahe ORIGINAL AHIETIN13 OINTMENT
is only put up In large two ounce tin boxes ,
nnd is an absolute cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds"chapped hands , nnd all skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETIN1S OINT-
MEiT. Sold Goodman . Drug Co. , at 23
cents per box--by null 30 cents.
THIS ItUAI/l'Y SIAIUtlCT.
IiiHtruincnta 1'lnceU on Itncurit Dur
ing ; VcHtcrday.
F M Vorman and \ \ ife to V C ( irublp , lots
1 imil 2. blk I. Kemlnlls ndtl , wtl . 2 , 0
M A Knlin , ttn > > tuv , \VAKtlultou , lot
in , lilku , Ciclghton Heights , wil . tW )
S C Hierw oml nmlltv to K II Shernood.
se of i\v iincl w ' j or no and jie of uw
LT-lfi-U' , ( | c d . 1
A (1 Cliirlton iiiullfu to J lj ( ! Chiultoti ,
lot V.1. blk 4 , Intitutc plnce , w tl . 400
AV llensonvtiil lo BV Kirk , Jot a. blk 11.
North Oniuhnvd . . . . 350
G II HogKnml \Uto to FN lloss , lot 17 ,
blk lit. f ; n itoWs' ndii. w d . 160
ls : Hood and \\ltv to Charles Corbett ,
lot d. blk T , IbilRhfj. IUIIIO.Y , w il 000
l S Hooil nml vlto to Churles Corljttt ,
lot 7 , Albilght A . \ > lo < > 01 th's Zd adtl ,
d . . . . ay )
CSltooil nnd wlfo to l Imrles C'orbitt ,
lot 17 , Albilplit & \ > lcs orth's I'd add.
w d . . 3-.0
K S Hood nnd uifc to Chiulos ( iarlictt ,
lot ! { , Albright \ Aylesivortirb 2il add ,
w tl . 3.W
ES Hood and wife to Clmiles toibctt ,
lot 1 ! , Alurjght \ Ajk'nWOith's 2il add ,
w tl . . . . . K.O
11 .Innsou nnd wlfu to A O Davidson , w'j '
lot 7,1'elham 1'lacev d 3EX > 3
W .1 \Vnconcr anil v.ite to H W Iljde. n i'5
It lot 111 , blk 73 , South Umaliii , w d. . . 1.W.O
C DSeldfU nnditeto S.I Koit. > i Iots21
nnd iL' . oik . Ftinmilt place , w d . . . . l.COO
H HticK nnd wife to .M l.obkc , Lof s e 1-
15-12 c. wd . . . . . . 4.POJ
M Hurz nnd wife to J Klein et nl , w 40 ft
of n W ft lot 8. blk 2. CamplK'll'fc tidd ,
w d . - . . 2,003
3 Anlsfleld nnd wllo in ( ieoriio Clotin'r , n
' * Ion , blk HIT. Omnhn. w d . . . 13,100
N t' Solomon ut nl to Mutual Tintt Uo ,
lot 1. blK 1 , Solomon's add , w d fiOO
Eighteen transfers . . .11,151
f rlnr from Uio
ti > f > oitiirij !
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/iy , loft innnhooil.rtp. 1 will Mini a inh.iililf
f.intlM ) tonltil ) fontnlnlng TillI luiltlculam fc.
lionief mo. Inc of chnlv * ' Aditrth1 ,
PROF. F. C. FOWLER. Moodus , Conn.
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Live Stock Commission Merchants.
DBice-lloomJi , Oppoiltu Hichunirn IlulMIng , Union
_ t , boulli Oontitt , Neti. ,
NORMER.WESTERFIELp & MA LEY
Live Slock Commission ,
loam 15 , K.ichonKO liulldlnK , Union Stock Varili
Boutli Omaba , Nub.
A LEX A NDER i FTTCH ,
Commision Dealers in Liye Sock ,
, Oppotlto Kxcbanne llnlldlnit , Italou Stock
Yurdi , Houlli uuialia , N o.
UNION"sVocsTvARDs co. ,
Of Omalia , Limited ,
OMAIJOBBEBS'DICTOB ' ?
Agricultural Implements.
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CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Jealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons
rnntiff * and nuitilrr. Jmr < i > trccllCtncciitthniii
lOtti , ( Jmalm Hpbra kfi.
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UN1NQBR ft METC-ALF COT ,
Agricultural Iinplenicnts.WaEOiis.Garriagcs . .
, Rtr Wholrmlc. Otnahn , Ncbruka
i AR L IN , ORE NDORF & MAR T IN ? "
\\holonlB llenloM In
Agricnltural Implements , Wagons&Bnggics
Mi , ftp. a anil KJ7 Jonci Street , Omatia.
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultltatcn , May Itakfi. Cider Mllln ami l.ulnii t'ul
Terliert. Cor lllh and Nlcliolai Mrreli.
WrNo"NVl IMPLEMENT CO.
Whole lo -
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
OMAHA ItttANni.
J. F. SEIBERLINO X CO. ,
Akion , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
\V. K Mem' , Manijor. 1J1.I l.envonworlli M , Omnbn.
MOLINE.MILBURN&.STODDAHDCO
Mnmitp > cliircTa mlJobl > ers In
Wagons , Buggies , Rates , PJows Etc ,
Cor. ! 'th ' nml l' cllic struct : , Oruntin , Neb.
Artists'
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douelns Hlrcot.Omalin , > cl > rntkn.
Booksellers nnd Stntlonore.
H. M , & S. W. JONES ,
fcaccMicrrto A.T. Ken ) on A Co. , Wholesale A Hclnll
Bookseller , ; and Stationers ,
Hue W ilillnr bti lon rt. Commercial MMtnncrr
UT. lloutfim Street Onmlm. .Ni'li.
Ooota and Shoos.
KinKENDALL , JONES & . CO. ,
( > < iiccp iori to HcBil. Joncn A Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots aniSnoes
AitcnUlor llnnton IlistiBir Shoo Lo 1105,110 * It HOC
Ur.rnur St. , OumliR. Ncbrnikn.
W. V. MORSE * CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 1103-1105 Uouclnn St , Omnlm Mamif actor j. Sum
mer St. . JUntun.
Coffooa , Splcos , Etc.
CLARKE COFFEE CO.7"
C'malm Co lice mil il'co ' ! Mill ) .
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Batting Powder ,
Flarorlrir Kxtrncti , I.aiinclrj Him- . Inks , Etc. ] < U
1416 llnrn y Mruel , Omaha , Xebraika.
Crockery nnd Qloeawnire.
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W. L. WR IGHT.
Acent for the Manufacturer ! anil Irarortfinof
CrocKery , Glassware , Lamps , Cliininoys ,
FtrOffice. . 117 S nth M. , Umnlm , Nvliratkn.
PERKINS , CATCH & LAUMAN ,
liuuurtiT ! unj .lotbcr * of
Grocery , Glassware , Laints , Silverware
Etc. 151' Krru..m St. i\or raMon Uullillns.
Commission and Storage-
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RIDDELL fi niDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
'prclaltlcn Kiittir , FBBV l'\icrn \ : I'nnllrjr , Camp
TlSIIownxl Street. Onialm.
CEO. SCHROECER St CO. ,
eueccMors to MtSlinno A Scbrocdtr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
* Oiuaba. Ncbrasliu.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS.
Wholc'nlo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Cornmision
-Mcriliani. Correspondence BOllrltt'il. 10M .Vonh ICtli
Mrect.Omnlia , Net' .
_ Cool , Coke and Ulmo.
o M A HA"cb A L. , c 6 KE""L i M E" lfo.
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
2W "or.tli JStli Stiret , Omnlm , N
J. J. JOHNSON &CO , .
Maniifac'tiTO ofU'iio ' ,
nrtshlpiMMN ol < WM | , Cuak , Ccuieit I'laitor * r.l
JJraliiTlliMinU Sowar IMp . Olljc 218g.lth !
St. Om-ilia .Sob. Taleplii.il ell.
Dry Gooda aiio Notions- _
M. E SMITH i CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
l 1104 Dou la , Cor. lllh St. , dunlin , Nob.
< n7p ATR7cK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Uoul9 * Kumlitiliie ( looili. Corner llth and llaJney
MB. Umiilin. Ncjra | kn , _
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NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Co'a
211 South Utli Ml. . Onahn. .Vcb.
Furnlturoi
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DEV/EY i SVO
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
ft _ Farnam Street , Omaha. Ncbrnika. _
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Furniliire
Ou.alia. > 'ebiaio. !
crocorioo.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
706 , 7P7 , 7(1 ( ! ) nrul 711 B. lUlh St. , Oiiialm , Nfh.
A : CO
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 III timl I.caTcnvortli Btreeti , Omnlia.NcbraekR.
_ Hardware. _ - - . .
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M"AR"KS BROS. SADDiTEFTv co.
\Vliilebniu ) MJiuifatturers of
Saddlery &Jjbbera of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. H3J , H" anil 1117 llnrcoBt.,0iuaha ,
JHoavy Hardwnro _ _ "
/ . J/BHOATCnr
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Sled ,
Sprlngi , W Ken .Stock. Hardware. Lumber , lite. 1JU
anil 1211 I Harm ) , Hlruct , Uniaba.
HIMliBAUOH AtTAYLOR ,
Builto1 Hardware and Scale Repair Sliop ,
* l cbmlc ' Tools anil Rutralo 8calP > . UW Douiilui
hired , Omaha , Nobra ka.
RECTOR , WILHELMY St CO. ,
Wiiolesale Hardware ,
-Clbaad Flame * HH , Oranua , Neli Writrrn Accuti
lor Aiiltln roirder ( > < , Juflnrwin Hleul Milli ,
Kalrbanka HUndura a < * le .
HARD-
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
JJetnlH , fchrct lion , etc AKfiltx for Hone ticulun ,
Miami 1'OMilvr and l.yniHii llarbvil Mire ,
( linaliu.
Hnts , Cops , Eto.
\y"u. ] PARROTTE Ct CO. ,
Wflolesale flats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
11C < Uarocr Street. Ouiahn. Nub.
Lumber.
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o M A"H'A "L u M B K R c cf .
All Kinds of Building Material at Wnotaak
ICt.iFtreetiiriil Union rnolfloTrack , Oin.h
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LOUIS BRADFOntD"
Dealer in Lnmlior , Lain , Lime , Sasli ,
l > 0uri , lilt. T > rtl > Corner Tib and
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LUMBER.
C. N. DIBTZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
inii and CalionilnStrcot5.Ouialia [ , Nobm k .
KUhD W. QUAY.
Lumber Lime Cement
Etc
Etc
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T. W. HARVEY LUMDER CO. .
To Dealers Only ,
OKIf * . HvTSKarnam Street Omnhn
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Ijulncy White Lime.
CHAS , R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumlier ,
Wood Cnrpeti am > Tarqurt Hoorlnn Bth and Donglai
Mllllnorynnd Notions.
i. OBERFELDER'A co. , "
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
a 21(1 ( ami 212 Mimtli lllli Slroi-l .
Ovornlln.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURINQ CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans PauU , Shlrt , Kta. IKUand 1101 louula ) > Street ,
Uuinlm. r tb
Noti'ons.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
4tt ( anil < ( Vi H ( ut'.i 10th ft. , Omnlm.
Oils.
CON'SOLIDATED TA7JKI.INE co. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailodn-ftH-.KtcOmaha. A , 11. lllfhoi'.Mnimqer
V1NYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Guilt's '
Furnishing Good ? ,
1106 llarncr SHrtH-t , Omaha.
Office Fixtures. _ _ . . _ .j. _
TIIl7 SIMMONDS MA.VUKACTUH1NO CO.
Mnniilact tro.a of
Bans , Offlce and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantle * . Slitrhnnnli , . Hook C.tso , Druit Mxtuif .W M
Cn n < , rHrtltli > ns , KMIhiK .Coimtor . llccrnnrtMno
t'oolori. Mirror * et ' FnctorBIK % onlec , ir.W nd 1T31
fconth l.ilh St , Omaha. Telephone IIJ4.
Paints and oils.
Wl > olc < ito Dt'nlcr * In
Paints , Oils , Window to , Etc ,
HIS ITiirniim Street. OmahaNob.
Pa or.
CARPENTER PAPEr : CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry a nice stock of Printing , Wnipplnii and Wrltlni
1'fcar. Special attention elvrn tmarluail onlers.
Paper Boxos.
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JO'HN'L. WILK IE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Koi. 1117 nml 131'J UouRlns St , Ouialm , Neb.
Soocia.
PhTlL. STIMMEL ACO 7 "
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil mid IU ) Joncn Street Omaha.
Storage , Forwarding & Commission
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Jrnnch luiuaoof the Ilcmicy lluuerOo. HiteKlcaatj
nliultBulu anil retail , law lilOmul HI2 Izunl atreet ,
Oiiiuhu. Telephone No. 7M.
Broyvora-
STOR2 Si. ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 North Kltfthtconth Street , Oinnlm. fab.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
Juuii Kpunctcr , Proprietor. Ml Dodge and HUmid 11 *
NorlblOtu Street , Omiiba ,
Prlntoro' Tflatorlals. _
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNON ,
Auxiliary Pablisliers ,
Tyim , 1'renes nnd Printers' Supplies. tOI
South lath aireol , Oiniiha ,
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUUBER CO. ,
ilanufacturersand Dealers in Rubber Goods
II Clutulne and Leather licit Inf. 10U3 Kunmm Btreet
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W. A. DISBROV I CO. .
Wbolcsa'lo .Mann * .cturrrs of
M. Do'ors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrancb Ulllcu , Ivlh nnd UarJ btruetn , Unuiliii , t' '
BOHN vi AlF ACTU R lvl a CO.
'anufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
nlillriim.Htiilr WnrV and Inli'rlur llanWoo1 \ ! Klw
n > . N. 12. Corner nth nii'l l.eiivunn'orth btri'Qt ,
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Uiaa'ni > 'ei >
Steam Flitlnsn , Pumpa , JEtc , " '
X. L. STRANG CO. . 5
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
itentn , Watur , Ita Iwnnnd Mining Huppllei , Et %
'JJJ.'J nml 1UII nrniim bin ut , Oiimlm.
CHUHCHILL PUMP CQ. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pine , riltings ,
3tOMnm,4VJter os pIir"nam"rt ° Om"
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U. S. WIND ENGINE .v PUMP CO. ,
and Water Supplies ,
njjBg rnrnnn. at. . O.nnh ,
BROWNELL & CO. .
engines , Boilers aufl General Macliinery ,
liocllron Work Btrnm I'uiiiix , Htw MIHn. 1S1M31J
l'iivi r.vfunli Maul , ( ii.iulm
ron V/orkB.
STEAM BOILER . .
Caller thOii , IVnin .Maiiufattiircmnf ullklnd *
Steam Boilers , Ms and Sliest Iron Work
Works houlii aiili and H. .V M < 'nmlng. '
' J'AVTO.N 4 VIKKI.r > 0 1 ' N' WOUKB.
Wrouglit and Cast Iron Biiitting Wort
Klnc , llran. Work General I p'mdrr , AIiioliliio ana ' '
lll ck uillli Work omioiuiil Wiirku , U. r. Hjf.
uoil IJlb htrool , oraiilni ,
OMAHA WIRE fc IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings ?
Uoik ltnllf | Window Oiifird * , Klowtr htutnti , Wljfl
Mtfn i Klu * 1 1 Nurtti Ktli Hlr-tt , tiujiliu. \
OMAH"A SAFE and i"noN"wo'm < sJ '
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes ;
rault , , J ll Work , Iron and Wlrn KcnclnB. Hltn . ito ,
O. Aiidrvvii , I'jini'r Our lull nn < IJack unBU.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE V/ORK3
Iron anil Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards
and croon . forh HiVn.oni"0"i. " to''c reMonfO fto ,
lmrr'An \vrnliiM l I ockimuilt AU < liii\r ' > unU
li' | M.
MEACHER &WIIITMC7KB.
Fircani BinUr Pwif Saf