THE OMAHA DAILY BEE'LQJSTDAY ] \ , JANI1AMY 28. 18SO.
Wheat Better nnd Stronger In General -
oral Tono.
TRADE IN THE CORN PIT DULL ,
"WhileKxporti Continue Heavy Outs
HccclpiH Greater Than KxpecttMl
A StrtniRcr Feeling in I'rovl-
Hloiis Mvo Stock.
CHICAGO I'KODUOM MAUK.KT.
CHICAGO , Jan. -Special [ Telegram to
TIIK HBK 1 The general tone of the wheat
market was better nnd stronger to-day. Thn
foreign market news was conflicting , but In
Its "public form" the foreign situation maybe
bo described us stronger. Private cables
were received , reflecting weakness abroad
nnd worsn than Indifference to the course of
prices on this side , but Just the same a llttlo
wheat and Hour continues to drift through
the Atlantic ports , bound for the old world.
The local features were in the main bullish ,
nnd the domestic news was of u similar tenor
as n general thing. It is taken for granted
that the visible supply will show about the
same decrease this week as last week nnd
u healthy milling demand nt the western
market la reported. St. Louis wired that n
sale of 100,000 bushels of wheat for April nnd
May shipment to Clalvrston , Tex. , had been
made. The receipts at the primary markets
continue small. The advices from the se.i-
board Bulled both the bulls and bears. Hal-
timore wired that the wheat taken there the
other day for Llsoon had hiicn resold , nnd an
hour later the reselling dispatch wns llatly
denied. The llrst dlsp.ttuh helped materially
to weaken the market , nnd the contradiction
enabled the scalpers to run the pnco up
again , All of which shows that the market
Is In a very nervous state and easily
Influenced by small things , linker , Gcorgu
Btnltli , Fairbank .t Mllonlono , Hodman
ft Co. got cables thnt the French nnd the
other continental markets were higher , but
Dunn and Warren were In receipt of ruther
unfavorable ! news from English points uc-
companled by selling orders. The foreign
nummary comprises in brief the outsideunws
of the day. The local situation was , ns be
fore stated , bullish. There was a good class
of buying all day , nnd in splto of the fnct
Hint thcru was n heavy reallxlng of long
wheat bought lower down , a material im
provement In prices was scored , and much of
the ground recovered was bravely hold. May
wheat opened nt ' .IStfc , ranged curly from
D8JC ( down to OSc , advanced
strongly to 09e , reacted to ! > 8e ,
advanced to ' .t'.l.fe , with several
Jf c reactions , broke ui ' .I8J/0 on the free sell
ing by Hlooin nnd the receipt of the unfavor
able Unltimoro dispatch , advanced nervously
to ODj c reacted to 9J { and
closed at those llgures , or % c
better than yesterday , and 2r above the
low water murk touched the middle of the
the week. The J e break during the last ten
minutes was caused by realizing sales. Feb
ruary wheat closed ut U5.'o ' nominal , und
The stereotyped dullness of business once
moro attained Us drowsy character in the
corn pit. Speculative trading was ngain
conllned to the local operators , and fluctua
tions wore too narrow to exelto nny outside
intercat. The English markets were
early quoted ns strong , but the
later advices gave n quieter reading of the
feeling there. The exports continue ) heavy ,
mid In addition to llio usual cut going from
the Atlantic ports , New Orleans loomed up
with clearances to different ports of Eng
land nnd Franco amounting to 2W,0iO ( ( bus
hels ; The receipts here were 50 cars heavier
than yesterday's ' estimate , and for Monday
the calculations place the probable arrivals
lit 3T,0 cars. Theses were points which held
the market down , although the continued
poor grading is still prominently before the
eyes of sellers having contracts maturing
during the two following months. There
was no relief to the dullness during the en
tire session , nnd the closing prices were
about on a par with the close of the previous
day.
day.The receipts of pats wore greater
than expected , with a tolul of
110 curs postsd. This number included
but eighteen cars of contract grades , and the
trading in cash lots was mostly by sam
ple. No. 2 , to go to store , was Hrm at 25c ,
within store saleable at 24f c. Futures were
fjuiet and rather dull though Hrm , with buy
ers of moderate lots of May paying 27ijc.
The Interest did not extend to the other
months , which were neglected , with Juno
about founder May.
In provisions a stronger feeling developed.
Lard scarcely held its own , but in short ribs
and pork the sellers were encouraged to act
more independently by an upwdrd turn. In
pork the day's advance actually established
was 10@12Ke , and in short ribs2) @ , ' > c. Lard
closed tiio Htimo its yesterday for May , to SX ! °
easier for the nearer deliveries.
CHICAGO IjlVE STOCK.
CmoAoo , Jan. 20. ( Special Telegram to
Tin : HBB.J CATTI.H The business for the
week opened favorably for producers and
talesmen , ns the run was light on Monday
nnd Tuesday , mid under this influcncu there
was n slight upturn , some salesmen quoting
nn advance of lOdfilSc at the close on Tues
day. Hut the Improvement was short-lived.
On Wednesday the floodgates were again
opened , nnd under 12,500 head for that day
nnd n still larger number recorded for Thurs
day , prices dropped downward oven moro
rupldly than they had advanced. On Friday
ordinary to good 1000 to 1250-lb steers sold nt
$3.00@3.50 , while good to choice 1300 to 1600-
Ib steers were slow at f3G5@3.T > , Never be
fore did ouch low prices prevail at this time
of the year , and if wo except
lustyonr , there wns never a time in the nn-
nnls of trade when equally good cattle could
bo bought as cheap. To-day there was the
usual Saturday market , n light run nnd a
light demand , with little or no variation in
values ns compared with Friday. The ad
vance gained at the beginning of the week in
butchers' and cannors' stock was well sup
ported until the latter part of the week , and
then disappeared. Stockcrs nnd feeders
liavo changed but slightly. Choice hooves ,
FI.4KlM,75 ( ; medium to good steers , 1350 to
15001b's. $310ii { ( 1.3.120010 ; HBO Ibs. $3.4S@
U.80 ; 0V ) to 1200 Ibs , $2.0003.30 ; stookors nnd
feeders , $2.25 ( < f3.40 ; cows , bull * and mixed ,
fl.453.00 ; bulk , $2.40i2.70 ( ! ! ; Texas steers ,
2.M3.50 ) ; cows , $2.00(32.20. (
HOOB During the week Just closed there
was n big battle between the longs nnd the
thorts in provlsioni ) on the board nf trade ,
the shorts , or the. party that believed in
lowei-'pricos for January , had "nlnrfjo ma
jority , " This unusunl turn had the effect of
lending the prices on packing sorts down to
the lowest this season so far , nnd this In tha
face of n very light supply. The receipts
long since ceased to cut any figure in shap
ing the ui r so of prices , With the run
icarcoly half ns largo as for the previous
ivcok , the prices steadily declined until they
reached n point fully 30 cents below -
low the quotations of last week.
Obviously the present condition of the mar
ket is not warranted by the existing sur
rounding conditions. Packers nro bunking
n the future. They argue that the big corn
crop will innka hogs plentiful and cheap by
md by , nnd they are anticipating nn Inevi
table decline. Present prices look very
low , when compared with those- cur
rent a few weeks ago , but they
nro still high enough to enable
hosr raisers to continue business at a profit.
1'o-day there was moro llfo in the market ,
with n slight upturn , the bulk selling at
M.7GQ4.60 for packers , and M.85@4.87 > < for
heavy. A few lots of common packers sold
It $4.0504.70. Light sorts sold ut $4.65(25.00. (
FlNANCl.Vb.
New YOIIK , Jan. 20. [ Special Telegram
lo TJIB UKB.I STOCKS Atchlson was the
loading feature of to-day's transactions on
the stock exchange. The much promised
itatemont failed to make Us appearance , and
the boars renewed their attacks ou the stock ,
carrying the stock down 3 per cent from the
opening figures. The Hoslon houses were
well represented on the selling side , aud
whllo the stock regained a small portion of
Ha loss , It closed with a decided we k tono.
Cotton Scod Oil was next In nctlvity anil cr
hiblteJ considerable flrmnoss , but the buy-
Inif was mostly by the room traders , who
were generally short. The balance of the
market ruled dull nnd fluctuated within a
narrow ranpe. The undertone , however ,
wns qulto firm. The commission homes
were biiyinK rather freely , nnd the senti
ment was generally bullish. A conserva
tive banker , ou being uskoa for his views on
the situation , said : "People who cannot
reach bonn fide Investors do not know what
Is going on , but I nui convinced that outside
capital Is seeking employment in Wall street ,
and nothing indicate.1) ) this fact better than
the buying of bonds. The transactions
reached on the tape only glvo nn Infinitely
Hniull idea of the dealings that actually take
placo. The market , in my opinion , is going
to do better. " The Villard following is very
nanguinc , nnd says that with any nctlvity Us
specialties will soil higher. The Chicago
meeting so far has progressed favorably , but
not enough definite Information Is at hand to
give nn intelligent Idea of thn Iliml outcome.
Money is plentiful at 2 per cent. The total
sales for the day amounted to 78,000 shares ,
including Ucadint ; , 0,500 ; Lncknwannn , 4,000 ;
Union Paellle , Sl.OOO ; St. Paul , 5,500 ; Uich-
mend Terminal , 8,500 ; Missouri 1'iicitlo ,
2,000 , and Now Kngland , Hr , > 00.
Thofollowl'i. ; wjra the closliij quotations :
ir.H. 4s regular . .U7J4-Northern - I'.iclno. . ! T.U
IT.H. 4Hcounnnv . .l-T I doncoforreil MS
U.S. 4'isrsiuliir c. t N.v
tT..i'S''oiipotis..l0.1 } } < lopraf rrcil , . . . .14P *
Pacific 8s of 'Hi . . .UIU N. V. ( Vntral
rvntrui Pacine . . . ; K P. , I ) , fc K XI
rhlcairo i Alton. . . 13T Husk Inland 'J',5 *
Chlcago.llurllnKton C. , M. 4SU P M > \
V yulucv IftSK tin preferred 101'j
1) . , I , , . .kV. . . , . . , .14014 St. I'aulJt Omaha . : IPJ
Illinois Central. . .Ill i iloprnforred 'J1V4
1..II.AW H" UnionPacillc ( S'i
Knnsnn AcTuxas . ii'4W.St.l : ' | ( . A ; P 12'i
I ikfiShora 10J | do preforreil. . . . - " >
MlchlgimCentral . H > SiWeatern Union fel
MlfnoiirlPncillc . . . T 'A ' !
MONET OH CAM. Easy nt 2 per cent. .
PIIIMS MRKOAXTtLii PAi'Bii 4 0 pjr cent.
STEIU.INU KXCIUNOB Dull ttut steady ;
sixty days , Jl.SOif : demand M.SSJf.
I'KODUCt' . 'M.VUKKTS.
Ciiicno , Jan. 20.Vneat Steady ; cash
nnd February , O.V. c ; Mi v , OUUu.
Corn Steady ; cash , U' c ; Mtiroh , 33J o ;
Mny , : i : i-lflc.
Oats Steady ; cash , 2-IJfc ; February ,
2o ; May. 2J c.
Ityo Tito , May ,
Harley Nothing doing.
Prime Timothj No trading.
\Vhisky-1.0 : ? .
Pork Steady ; cash nnd February ,
fll.liO ; May , tll..ir } .
Lard Steady ; cash and February ,
$0.88 ; May. M.02K.
flour Flour steady with no change ;
winter wheat , $2.50i < { 5.50 ; sjtring wheat ,
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $0.00il0.12) ; ) ; short
clear , tr.3"K ( ; U.50 : short ribs. $41.15040.22 .
Hutter Dull ; creamery , 10$25j ( ( ; dairy ,
Choose Firiiifnll ; cream choddais , 10J @
lie ; Hats , llyillKc ; Voung Americas , llj ! |
.
Ergs Dull and lower ; fresh , 13@14c.
Hides Steady at decline ; heavy and
light green salted , 5c ; green , -lc ; salted
bull , 4l u ; gruun bull , : t > e ; groan salted calf ,
OJ o : ilry Hint , 7' ( it.St : ; green salted kip ,
4c ; dry calf , 7@8 ( ! ; branded hides , Ifi pur
cent oil ; deacons , 'JJOftlJc each ; dry salted ,
'
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 , solia , 4K.j3o ; ; No.
2 , Mtfutttfo ; cuUc , G@O'/L' ' .
cojeints. SlilDmcnts.
Wheat bu . 7,000 11,000
Flour , bbls . 8.000 21.000
Corn , mi . 'JO.OOO 80,000
Oats , bu . ( il.oai ) 51,000
New Vork. Jan. 2fi. Wheat Receipts ,
2,200 ; exports , none ; snot dull , nominally
lusher ; No. 2 red , 04'ftMJfo ' ! in elevator ,
' % ' ' ' f. . b No. i ) red
J7H'i- afloat , lIJ4''JSc ) ( o. ; ,
8 ' ( f(3)0e ( ) ; options active , higher and strong ,
January closing at .15-ifc.
Corn Uecoipts. ( ) S,400 ; exports. 27r > 00 ;
spot dull , lower , steady ; No.2 , 43 ( iJ4HHc in
elevator , 44y c4 a afloat ; No. a , au e ;
mgraded mixed , JSj < f4Sc ; options dull but
easier.
Oats Receipts , 47,000 ; exports , 1112 ; spot
stronger , quiet ; options dull , steady ; Janu
ary , 81Kc ; February , Hlfc ; May , : r . { c\ \
spot No. 2 white , : i4j ( J-HKc ! ; mixed western ,
soKGia-K
- -
Coffee Options opened steady , and closed
stonily ut 5 to 10 points above yesterday ;
sales , 13,2.V ) bags ; February , $15.50 ; March ,
fl5.40@15.45 ; May , $15.40.215.45 ; spot Hio ,
quiet ; fair cargoes , $17..r > 0
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at 87c.
Eggs Steady and quiet ; western , 15@
'Y'ork-Dull ; old , 13.00@13.23.
Lard Quiet ; western steam , $7.30 ; Janu-
ij'utter Firm ; western dairy 15@10e ;
creamery , NK < J7e ; Klgins , 2S@2SKc.
Cheese Strong ; western , 10@llKc.
Milw.iuU.of , Jan. 20. Wheat Steady ;
sh,8'Ji/c ; May , 93c.
Corn Unchanged ; No. 3. ,32c. ,
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white , 2bc.
Kye Lorfcr ; No. 1 , 4 % ti.
Uarl'iy Lower ; No , 2 , fti } c.
Provisions Quiet ; pork , J11.45.
MiiuioaioliH , Jan. 20. Wheat Sample
wheat dull but steady ; receipts , 104 ears ;
shipments , 34 cars ; closing : No. 1 hard. Jan
uary , 11.15 ; May , ll.l'JK ; on track , $1.10 ;
No. 1 northern , January , $1.09 ; May ,
J1.05M ; on track , 1.0l@l.U5 ; No. 2 north
ern. January , U2e ; May , UOc ; on track , UO
@ 'J5 ' ? .
Kansas City. Jan. 20. Wheat Higher ;
No. 2 rod. cash , 01c aslted ; May , m % c bid ;
No. 2 , soft , cash , no bids nor offerings- ; May ,
94o bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash. 25J.fe bid ; May ,
2Si c bid ; No. 2 , white , cash , 2S , bid ;
May. SOtfe asked.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 21c bid.
Ijivcrponl , Jan. 2f ( . [ Special Cablegram
to TUB HUB. ] 2 p. m. close. Pork-
Supply In excess of demand ; prime mess ,
eastern , 71s ad , easy ; do , western , Ols ad ,
easy.
Lard Holders offer spot freely and fu
tures moderately ; spot and January , 30s lid ,
steady ; February and March , iilis 9d , steady.
Wheat Holders offer sparingly ; new No.
2 winter , 7s ( id , easy ; do spring , 7s lOd , easy.
Flour Holders offer moderately : HB Cd
steady.
Corn Holder * ofTer spot freely and fu
tures moderately ; spot , February nnd March ,
4s ; il , steady ; January 4s J l , steady.
Olncluimtl. Jan. 24. Wheat Dull and
nominal ; No. 2 red , 97o.
Corn Dull ; No. 3 , mixed , 35c.
Oats-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2S@28) ) e.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
IJIVK aroon.
Cliiciizo. Jan. Si 1'uo DrovorV Jour
nal rouortsas follows :
Cattle Kccoipts , 12,000 ; market steadier ;
choice ueovcs. .45jJ4.75 ( ; Bteefs$2. ! > 0@4.35 ;
Btockors nnd feeders , $ 'i.25:33.40 : ; cows , bulls
nnd mixed , 51.45j43.00 ; Texas cattle , 12.00
( < i3.50.
Hogs Receipts , 11,000 ; stronger mixed ,
$1WQ ( ISO ; heavy , $1.0531.87 5 lib'bt , $4.05 ®
6.00 ; pigs , * 3.30@5.00.
Sheep Uecoipts 1500 ; market steady ;
natives , f3.HO@5.00 ; western , corn-fed , $1.40
05175 ; Texans , f3.00@4.40 ; lambs , f5.00 ®
0.60.
0.60.Kansas
Kansas City , Jan. 20. Cattle Receipts ,
000 : shipments , 500 ; beef stecrti strong and
higher , cows steady to lOo higher ; good
to choice corn-fed , $4.15(41.50 ( ; common to
medium , $ : i.OO@i.OO : ; stackers and feeding
steers , $2.00@3.25 ; cows , f 1.35(33.80. (
Hogs Hocoipts , 8,5'JO ' ; shipments , 1,100 ;
market steady to So higher ; com
mon to choice , $1.35 ® t.CO.
National Stock Vai > iln , Gnat St.
I > OUB. ! Jan. 20. Cattle Uecoipts , 300 ;
shipments , 200 ; market steady ; choice
heavy native steers , $3.70@4.20 ; fair to
good do , W. 40Q3.80 ; butchers' steers , me
dium to choice , $2,70 ( < j3.20 ; stackers and
feeders , fair to good , * l.Mj2.80 ( ; ; rangers ,
corn-fed , $ :1.003.W : ; grass-tea , $2.00 ( 3.25.
Hogs Uooolpts , 1,200 ; shipments , 800 ;
market steady ; choice heavy anil butchers'
selections , $4.70@4.80 ; packing , * 4.60@1.S5 :
light grades , $4.05 4.80.
Hloux City , Iu. , Jan. 50. [ Special Telegram -
gram to TIIK Unu. | IIocs Huceipts , 1,800 ;
yesterday , 1,170 ; market opened and closed
steady t light and mixed , $1.30(24,40 ( ; heavy ,
Cattle ilccolpts , 223 ; shipments , 2C2 ; mar
ket dull and steady Drico demand forstockers
and feeders , Quotations unchanged ! Prime
cattle , 1.000(31,200 ( Ibs. , $2.75@3.25 ; prlino
cattlu. l,100@t,400 Ibs. , $3.25t.OO ; fcedura.
; stocker * , ouoaud two years , 11,75
( ft2.iV ) ; cows , $1 00S2.i ( ! cows , corn-fed , t2.00
( rfi2.CO ; bulls , J1.00 ( < ei-5. veal calves , fJ.25yi
4.00.
_
O.MAIIA lavi : sroua.
Crtttlc.
Saturday. Jan. 20. 1SS9.
With the extremely light receipt * there
wns no reason why prices should not uo a
little stronger nnd the few cattle here did
bring n little moro money. The demand ,
however , was moderate and the only clement
of strength was the light receipts. The mar
ket this week has been very much in the
same condition as lust woelt ; aftcrn rapid decline -
cline the market held Us own on Friday nnd
rcpalncd a llttlo of the loss on Saturday nnd
if it Keeps up the comparison it will have to
be stronger on Monday.
Hogs ,
Although the receipts wore only moderate
the market was a shade to oi ) lower. The
trade was fairly active ut the decline and the
hogs were nil sold In good season.
HIiocp.
There were no fresh receipts but one small
bunch of Iraldovcrs changed hands.
ItL'UOlptl ,
CHttlo . 200
Hogs . 2SK ( )
Pruvnliinir I'rluui.
The folio vm ? 11 a titiieof prionpUl In
this miricot far tUa gr.il.ii of ntjuc men
tioned
Prime stosrs. 1300 to 150. ) lni..fH.7.-i Ol.OO
Prime steers. 1103 to 130J Ibs. . 3.00 uilUlo
Nativefcoitcrs . 2.03 faa.50
Common to good cows . l.-t'i WJ.25
Choicoto fancy cows . 2.25 Wi .M
Common to choice balls . t.7o 'i'.M )
Falrto cnniconcnthocs . 4.40 fill. 4. )
Fair to choice heavy noes. . . . . 4. 45 ( (41.5 , " )
Kairto choice miviM hogs . 4,40 ( < tl.5l )
Fair to choice western sheet ) . . H.75 W4.25
Falrto choice Nebraska * . 3..10 ( icl.UO
No. Ar. Pr.
ibuii . uio S'.oo
Icow . 1210 2.0J
14 cows . 1070 2.o : >
2 bull nml stag . 14i5 ! 2.15
20 cows . IOU3 2.20
18 cows . 10)4 ! ) 2.20
1 cow . 1110 2.25
( icows . 'JK ( ) 2.1)0 )
25 cows . 11X17 2.3.1
1'Jcows . ! IS3 2.-IO
Icow . 1020 2.40
14 cows . 10.1t 2.40
1 feeder . (170 ( 2.1U )
24 feeders . 047 2.o )
5 steers . 1004 3.00
40 steers . 100(1 ( a. 10
40 feeders . USO 3.10
23steers . 1081 3.2J
23 steers . 10S5 a.20
15 steers . 110S 3.30
lUstcors . 121'J 3.30
15stcers . 1373 3.(55 (
2calves . 205 5.00
No. Av. Pr.
OSNebraskas . i3 ? 3.S5
nor.h.
No. Av. Shit. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
57. . . . 24710 W.35 5S..2S4 ICO f 4. 45
07. . . . 228 200 4.40
54. . . . 211 fed
12. . . . 271 . . .
( M..2I5S
55..2U4
50.
5S.
71.
( i'J .
5U..2S3
fliCllCHt illltl LoWCHt.
The folio wing are the highest and lowest
prices p.iid for hogs during the past few days
und ou the corresponding dates ouo and twj
months ago :
Live Stock Notes.
A dull Saturday.
Light receipts.
No shecj ) received.
Cattle sell stronger.
Hog market lower.
Hogs all sold early.
Hardly cattle enough to make a market.
No stock of any account was carried over.
At Council Bluff : ) .
COUNCIL BLUFFS. In. . Jan. 25. Hogs Re
ceipts , light ; prices range from -iM.33 lo $4.50
for common to heavy packing.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
FruitH , Produce , Etc.
BCTTEII Creamery Fancy print , 21@2lic :
, choice print , 20@22c ; fancy sslla packed , 19
0720c ; choice solid packed , 15@lu. ! ) Dairy-
Fancy roll , HHglOc ; choice , 13@14c ; good , H
@ 12c ; low grades , 0@10c.
CIIKKSI : Full cream Cheddars , choice , 12@
1-Ko-i fuil cream Hats , two in hoop , 12 } @
13c ; full cream Y , A. , choice , 12 } ( u !
13c ; off grades and skims , 5@0c ; limburger ,
10@12)o ) ; brick und Swiss , 14 ( ! 15c.
Kens Strictly fresh , 13@14c.
LIVB Pon.Tiiv Chickens , per do/ , $2.75@
3.00 ; ducks , dor doz , $2.75@3.00 ; geese , pur
doz , $ S.50@9.00 ; turkeys , per Ib , 7J8e. (
Uunssun POULTIIV Chickens , per Ib , 0@
So ; turkeys , per Ib , 10@llc ; geese , per Ib , U
@ 10c ; ducks , 8@10c.
VEAL Heavy grassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 7i ( ?
7 > c ; inferior calves , 50 to 00 Ibs , 5@ie ) ; me
dium to good , 70 to S5 Ibs , li@7o ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , 9@10e-
VKOUTAIII.KS Potatoes , Colorado nnd Utah ,
70@75o : Wyoming , f > 0@55o ; Nebraska and
Iowa , clioleo largo , 35@10o ; common , 30@35e ;
sweet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , $3.50543,75 ;
beets , per bu , 55@00o ; carrots , 85ilOc ( ! ;
cabbage , California , per crate , $2,25 ; par
snips , .WrfCiOc ; onions , red choice , 50@55u ;
silver sidn , G0@75u ; turnips , 20@5o ; rutaba
gas , 35iMOa ( ; cauliflower , choice largo , per
dozen , $1.25@1.50 ; good , $1.00@1.25 ; radishes ,
a1)40c : lettuce , 25@30c ; cucumbers , $1.50 ;
string ueans , per box. $1.75(22.25 ( ; celery ,
25@30c ; spinach , § 1.75'J.OO per bbl.
UAME Mallard , per doz , $2,75 ( < $3.00 ; red
head , per doz , $2.50 13,00 ; teal , per doz , $1.50
@ 1,75 ; canvas back , per doz , f4,00@4.50 ;
common small , per doz , $1.00 ( > $1.50 ; rabbits ,
per doz , 75cQ1.00 ; jack rabbits , per doz ,
J3.ligD.50 ( ) ( ; siiuirrols , per doz , 75c@$1.00 ,
Ai'i'LBS Per bbl. fancy New York and
Michigan , $ U.5 ( ) ; choice , $2,00 2.25 ; clioleo
Missouri , $2.00@2.25 ; good , $1.50@1.75.
FOIIEION FHUITS Malaga grapes , kegs , 40
to 55 Ibs , lOo per Ib ; bananas , per bunch ,
tl.60@3.00 ; lemons , fanoy new , BOO to 300 , s ,
$ I,00&H50 ; choice old , BOO , s , $3.00@3.50 ;
oranges , Florida , fancy bright , per box , $3.50 ;
Florida russotts , $3.25.
CiiANimiiiiiES Capo Cod , choice , per bbl ,
$10.00@10.50 ; fair , $0.0009.50 ; Hell , t Hugle ,
choice , $9.00@9.25 ; fair. $9.50W3.75 ( ; Hell &
Cherry , choice , $3'008.2.5 ; fair. $7.25@7.50.
NUTS Wnlnuts , 50 ( < iJOoj ( peanuts , SfeSKc ;
chestnuts , 4@5u ; cocoauuts , per 100 , 15.00 ®
0.00 ; liazcluuts , 8@lu ; hlcicorynuta. small ,
tl.25@1.50 ; largo , 00@75o ; pecuns , plain , 0 ®
So ; polished , @ 10o.
HIIIKS Green , salted , No. 1 , 5(351 ( 0 : No.
2 , ( < J3Ko ; calf. 5@5Xc. Jry Hint , 6@so.
UBANH Navies , hand picked , perbu , $2.10
@ 'J.20 ; good clean country , $1.75(32.00 ( ; oft
or poor stock , f 1.00@l.Mi ; California , fj.00 ( < j
2.H ) .
CIDEK , Michigan , per bbl , f 4.50 ( 5. 00 ;
Now York , per bbl , I5.00Q3.50halt , bbl ,
f3.75@3.00.
FBITUEIIS Per Ib , prime live RCCSO
Vfhlto , 85@40o ; mixed with gray. 2530a ;
damp aud'niusty , 10i > ? 0c ; prime live domes.
tlo duck , 20@25o ; wild duck , 15@20o.
SAUCII KIUUT Per bbl , 30 gal , choice ,
$4.50j per half bbl , U55.
POPCOUS Per Ib , rlco , IKS'Soj ' common ,
HONKY 1 Ib frames , choice white. 17@18o ;
dark , HQlOoj stralueJ ,
JEM.IKS 4f4'jC ( per lo ; preserves , ;
per Ib.
LAUD- In SO Ib pkgs.
_ ' ! ' .v
Grocers' , Iit t ,
Hcvised prices nre ns .follows.
U.UKiiso Stark A , sc.iafless , 23e ; Amos-
kcag , seamless. 17''c ' ; .Lcwistown A. seam
less , I9c ; American , seamless. 17ci burlaps ,
4 to 6 bu. , lUM4c ; gunnid.V , single , 13i' ; gun
nies , double. 20o : wool sack , Hoc.
TWINES Flax , IKc ; exfriisall , 20CitJlc ; sail
U , ' .iwJlc : cotton , 22c ; 'j'atc ' , "A * .
DitiKi ) FnfiT" Fius , in boxes , per Ib , 130 ?
ICe ; dntcs , in boxes , 7 ( 10c ; LonCon Malaga
layer raisins , per box , f2.50iu-3.70 ; Malaga
loose rnlsms , $2.30 ( 2.50 ; new Vuloncln nil-
slns , i > er Ib , S"ic ; California loose muscatels ,
per box , ri.0iic42.10 ; California London ? ,
1S ! > S. $2.40 ; pitted cherries , per Ib. ISc ; Call-
fornia pitted plums , | > ' or Hi , lt ! ( ' 13ci ilricd
blackberries , imr IU , 7 ftsc : lined raspber
ries , per Ib , 2l$25c ( ; evaporated apples,1
So ; CallforniA BUU-dried peaches , Kfc ; Cali
fornia unpaired evaporated peaches , 14i > ;
evaporated California apricots , 18c ; cur
rants , O' fii'cj Turkish prunes , 5@5ic ; cit
ron , 2Milo ! : orniiKo pool , 15o ; lumen peel ,
! ( ' ; ; California French prunes , IKiZHUc.
PICKI.KS Mediuin. in bbls , fTi.DOj do , In
half bbls ; RUK ) ; small , in bbls , $0.00 ; do , In
half bbls. $3.50 ; gherkins , In bbls $7.00 ; do ,
in half bbls , W.OO.
Copi-ni : Mocha , avjW'c : Kio , cooil 1S@
1'Jc ; MandahllDKo20M c ; roasted Uio , irH
l c ; O. G. Java , ! MJCaic ( ; Java , Interior. Z'toit
2Sc : Uio , fancy , 210f"i-'o ; Santos and Mara-
caibo. I'tolUe : Arbucklcs , iMJ c ; McLnugh-
lin's XXXXM'ic. .
SroAi : liraiuilatul , " ' fitT' ' c ; conf A , 7c ;
white extra C , ( ijj'c ; extra C , UJJfoi yellow
C , t > Ve : tiowilorcil , 80 ; cubes , So.
HIIS\VAX : Choice yellow , 20iJ'23'c ( ' ; dark
eolorod , li@14f. :
TOIIACCO Plug , 84g)5c ( : ) ; smoking , lOrtPOi. ' .
Su.T-$1.35 ( . < 51.40per bbl.
Horn 7-Ui ; 14.HV.
M\i-i.n Srwiu Urleks , lKi2i ; pr Ib ;
penny , cakes , f.ViplSu per Ib ; pure maple
syrup $1 ( Nper ) gal.
TI\N Young Hyson , common to fair 1S' >
2.V ; ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , yO ( 55c ;
Gunpowder , common to good , J3i ( ? ' > 3c : ( Jun-
powdcr , choice to fanc.v , 40rtjrC ; Japan ,
common to medium , I5@20i ! ; Japan , choice
to fiincy , KO'fgl.'io ; Oolong , eomuion to eooil ,
loyBo : Oolong , clioicu to faiu-.v. . )0@roc- ;
liniicrial , t'oinmon , to medium , ' 'o35o ( ; Im
perial , good to fancy , 40 ( < f.'iOo.
CiiACKr.us (5 ( ( < f' ' c Dor Ifc ; nssorted caites ,
8iJ'J5c per Ib ns per list ,
Cvxm Mixed. yiSll2i ( c ; stick , 9'.i@ '
lie : rock candy , 10fil3c } , ( ( ; fancy candy , r@
2-M- .
HOLLAND Hr.itiuso ' . 'Oc. '
ConFisit - OJ.K'tiHc.
Dry < > OUH. |
Corros FANXiis ( 10 per cent tils.LI - . ,
5 jc ; CC. 04'u : SS , 7i % ; Nameless , 5c ; KX ,
lc ! ; H , VJc ; No. 10 , SJjc ; No. 40 , lOVc ; No.
CO , 12J. e ; No. SO. 13V ; No. 30 , colored , ! ) e ;
No. 50 , colored , 12e ; No. 70 , colored , IS'je ' ;
Hristol , 12' c ; Union Pad tic , 17c.
CAUi'KTVAiir15id , whltu , lUc ; colored ,
22e.
22e.UATTS
UATTSStandard , 8c ; Gnm , 10o ; Beauty ,
12l < c ; Hoone , 14c ; H , cased , $15.00.
I'lt i NTS Solid colors Atlantic. tc ! : Slater ,
Co ; Hcrlm oil , tiK ° ; Garner oil , ( iK.7c. (
PutXTh Pink and Hnbcs Allen , tkv. Ui\
erpoint , SJ c ; Steel Ulver , OJ o : Uichmond ,
fi ft" I'acinc , 7c.
M Dress Charter Oak , 5 } < c ; Ham-
iipo , 4s'c } ; Lodi , S.o . ; Allen , tic ; Uichmnnil ,
Oc ; Windsor , Ohi'e ; Eddystono , O c ; PaciUc ,
0io. ,
Hi.EArnii : > SliEr.Ti.s'o Hcrlteley cambric ,
No. W ) , ' . % e ; Host Yet , 4-4 , liVcbutter ; cloth ,
OO , 4'4c ' ; Cabot , 7) c ; Farwell. half
bleached , S iiO ; Fruit of the Loom , He ;
Gieeno G , Oc : Hope , 7'B'c ' ; King Pliillip
cambric , lie ; Lonsdnlo cambric , 14 } < .e : Lons-
dale , SYc ; New York mills , lO 1'oppercll ,
42-In. . lie ; Peppcrell10in. . , 12c ; Pcppenill ,
li-f , lllc ; Pepporell , 8-4 , 21c ; Pepperoll , y 4.
23c ; Peppcrell. 10-4 , 25e ; Canton , 4-4 , S' c ;
rlumph , tic ; Wnnisuttn.-lle ; Valley , 5c.
Fi.xxsr.i.s Plaid Haftsmen , 20c ; Ooshen ,
22' ' e ; Clear Lake , Uiljfo ; Iron Mountain ,
20'uC.
'FiASNni.s White OH , No. 2 , M , 22Vi
GH , No. 1 , Jf , 2 ! o ; 13H , No. 2 , } { , 2a. " c ; 1111 ,
No. 1 , ? { , 30LQuccheo ; , No. 1 , & , 42c.
CouKKT JIA\S : Androscoggin , % c ; ICoar-
sarge , 7c ; UockporL ; OJi'c ; Uonostogn , OJtfe.
TICKS York. 30-iti | 12j c ; York. 3--iu ,
l.'i'x c ; Swift rivor. 7 > < e ; Thorndike OO ,
Thorndike , HE. $9'c ; Thorndike. 130 ,
Thorndike , XX , 15c ; Cordis , No. 5 ,
, i > 5c ; Cordis , No. 4 , 10JKC.
OINI.MS : Amoskoag , II oz , Ui c ; Everett , 7
oz , 13l.'c ; Yorlr , 7oz , lllUo ' ; Haymaker , 81rfc ;
Jaffrey , XX , llj/fc / : J'tirtroy , XXX , 12) ) o ;
Heaver CrecK , A A , 12c ; Beaver Creek , Iii3 ,
He ; Heaver Creek , CO , lOc.
. KI.VTUCKV Ji\xs ; Memorial , 15o ; Dakota ,
ISc ; Durham , 27 > e , Hercules , ISo ; Leam
ington , 2-iH'c : Cottswold , 27 c.
CHASH Stevans' H , 0 > e ; Stevens' 13 ,
b cached , 7e ; Stevens' A , 7l < , 'c ; Stevens' A ,
bleached , 8 > c ; Stevens' P. f o ; Stevens' P ,
bleached , 9 } < c ; Stevens' ' N. il'tjc ; Stevens' N ,
bleached , lo c ; Stevens' SUt , 12Kc.
Miscr.i.iAXiou.-j Table on cloth , J2.50 ;
plain Holland , 9 c ; Dado Holland , 12 > fc.
HIIOWN SIIECTINO Atlantic A , 4-4 , \ \
Atlantic II , 4-4 , 7 > { Atlantic \ D , 4-1 , ( ij.
Atluntla P , 4-4 , (5c ( ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 4-tfc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , lljfc ;
HosjierLL , 4-4 , Oe ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 } . e ;
Lawrcnco LL. 4-4 , Cc ; Old Dominion , 4-4.
5-fo } ; Pepperell 11 , 4-4 , 7c ; Pepperell O , 4-4 ,
0c ; Pepperell , 8-4 , \ & o ; Popporell , ! l-4 ,
2lc ; Pepperoll , 10-4 , 23c ; Utica C , 4-4 , 4J4'c ;
Wrtchusett , 4-4 , 7 > < u ; Aurora K , 4-4 , 7e ; Au
rora 13 , 4-4 , Okc.
DL-CK West Point , 29 in , 8 oz , lO c ; West
Point , 29 in. 10 oz , 12Kc ; West Point , 29 in ,
12 oz , 15c ; West Point , 40 in , 11 oz , Uic.
FI.\NN-II.S : Hed C , 24 in , I5Kc : E. 24 In ,
21 > , c : GG , 24 in , 20c ; HAF , X , Mo ; JHF , % ,
27c.
27c.GIXOHAM Plunkett checks , 7' ' \Vhittoii- ; -
ton , 7 > e ; York , 7 c ; Normaiuli dress , t > Hci
Henfrow dress , 8 > iC 12,1i'c.
CAMIIIIICS Slater , 5u ; Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c.
PUIKTS , Ixiiool3i.uc ) Arnold , OKc ; Amer
ican , ( ij c ; Gloucester , O c ; Arnold C , long
cloth. 9c ; Arnold H , long cloth , 10 > ; c ; Arnold
Gold Sea * . , lOJ c ; Steifel A , 12c ; Windsor ,
Gold Ticket , 10 > < fc.
MctalH nnd Tlnncr'H Slock.
Hlock tin , sinallplg $ 28
Ulock tin , bar 29
Copper , planished boiler sizes 34
Copper , cold rolled 31
Copper , sheeting. 30
Copper , plus 29
Copper , Hats 30
Gal. sheet iron , Juniata , 50-10 and
5 per cent discount.
Pat. planished iron , 21 to 27 A 10 < f
Pat. planished iron , 21 to 27 H 9)i
Uoohnh' , 1C. 14x20 , 112 sheets 0.00
Hoofing , IX , 11x20 , 112 sheets 7.50
Uooflng. 1C , 20x2S. 112 sheets ll.OJ
HoollngIX , 20x28 , 112 sheets 14.50
Sheet iron wo. 2(1 ( 3,50
Sheet iron No. 27. 3.00
Solder ISJ Oi'lTK '
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14 , 225 sheets ; 0.50
IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets 8.25
Tin plate , coke
1C , 10x13 , 225 sheets O.C5
Steel nails , per keg 2.25
Steel wire nails , per Jteg. 2,85
Lumber.
First and second clear.aj/ . . . $19 OOS51 00
First und second clear.JK in. . . 47 00i 50 00
Third clear , 1 \ { in. . . , / ; 43 OJV- ( 00
A select , HflTClK ' m./.J U" " "O
H select , 1 # ( ? ! > $ 'in. . ; . 33 00
A stoclt boards , IStfjJUJ ft , 12 in. . 40 00
H stock boards , 12Ciil8 ft , 12 in. . 41 00
C stock boards. 12MK1 ft , 12 in. . 80 00
D stock boards , 12(31 ( 1 , 12 In. . ' 1 00
Flooring , first couimouM ) In 34 ( K )
Flooring , second fonfpion , 0 In. . 31 00
Select fencing 11001-1118 ? ? 10 00
Siding , first common.lVft ; 22 00
Siding , second comnforft ; 19 00
Common boards tr < 13 00@19 00
Fencing , No. 1 , 12@20 ff 10 50M18 00
Fencing. No , 2 , 12 , 14 ( < ? il l ft 14 00@15 00
Joist and scantling , 2xVl-@l'i ' ft 10 00@17 03
J'lmber , 4x4 , 8x8 12@lUJt 17 00
Pickets , D and H flat' 22 00
Pickets , D and II < ibftro B'2 00
Shingles , extra A. . . ; ! . ' . a 0
Shintrlcs , slundard A.- 2 ( X )
Loth a 40
O Q Halls , 2) ) in 35
O G Hatts , Ux3 , S I S GO
3-in well tubing , D and M bov , . 22 00
Leather.
Hemlock solo , 25@28o per Ib ; oak solo , 33
@ 3Go per Ib ; oal : liarness , 30@32o per Ib ;
selected oak und trace , 34@35o jierlb ; oak
and hemlock upper , 20@22o per foot ; hem
lock calf skin , No. 1 , 80Si > UOo iwr Ib , accord
ing to weight ; oak calf skin. No , 1 , 90c@
(1.00 ( per Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra ;
$1.00@1.10 per Ib ; Hemlock kip skin. No. 1 ,
C0@70o per Ib ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , 70 ( < ? 80o ;
per Ibj Philadelphia kip bkln , extra , 80 ( < i90o
| ) er Ibj French calf skin ( according to
weight nnd quality ) , $1.15(31.75 ( per Ib ;
French kip skin , do , 80cl.lO per In ; Cordovan -
dovan russet , 18o ; satin iTiiish , 20o per foot ;
well leather , $3.60(33.00 ( per ulde ; moroccos
( pebble goat ) , a(3i'Jo ( ; per foot : moroccos ,
ucotlcff,25g30opor ( foot ; e > eve calf skltiu ,
OOC'.TCopcr ' foot ; Donpoln hlil , f 0 MOo per
foot : kangaroo skini , 4H'.VIo ( ( l > or foot , ac
cording to iiunllty ; topping ! * , $ S.OOnf 10.00 per
dozen ; lining , $ , \ V'ti.OO per dozen ; apron
skins , $10.0X'C12.00 ' per dozen.
lyandsnftflycured by DOCfl'llAOaji.
Miles. Severn ! cues cured In seven days , Soul
11.60 per box , all OriiKKlMs. or by mail from li > -
cntaMff.Co H-MVhUoSt.N Y. Pull Direction *
For Inventions
PATENTS
_ _ _ _ Procured
( IKOItCH K , 'i.K.MON. Attnrnrjr nt l.uw ,
otr. nn.Mn.thsi.VAMtiNimiN , n. t : .
JMMI. < 1M JS6S. Ktnaor C'-IVrnpAlit , Jfrtt.
NO. 303 S. 13TH ST. , 01IAHA , NEB.
CAPITAL , $300,000 $ ,
Loans Made on Real Estate ,
School. County mid Municipal llotuls Negotiated
WM. A. PAXTOV. I'ro'lilont.
WAI. (1. MAIM , , Vlco 1'reildflnt.
H011KHTU GAUMl'IIP , serretiirv.
AIiKKKD Mllil.AIll ) , TrceiXMirer
DIllKCTOUS :
V i. A. IMXTON. llKsnv T. CIAUKC ,
W.ll. M.UM , JOSKl'll ItMIKIMt ,
Hour. l > . UAiiunifi , Ai.ritKit Mu.i.Aun ,
Uio. : K. HAUKKII.
-Tlin
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y.
The Ilcst Itouto from Onmlm and Council
llhifls to
ETHEEASTE
TWO TltAlN'3 DAILY nBTWKKN OMAHA AND
COUNCIL 1ILUFKS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Codnr ItiiplUi ,
Itock Island. Fret-port , Hock ford ,
Cllntou , Dnbmiuc , Datcnuoit ,
Elgin * Madison , Jnnesvillc ,
Itcloli , M'inona , La Crossc ,
And nil other Important ootnti Bast , Northeast anil
Boutlienit.
For through tlcteti , call on Iks ticket ftpcnt at I'M
Ftinmm street. ID Darker mock , or at Uulou racing
I'ulln.nn Blripert anil the flnettDining Can In lh
world are run on thfl main line ( if th Chlcngo , Mil *
walioo A SU Paul llnilwmj , aud ororj atttntlonlapald
to panriners ur couriaaui emploro ! ot Ibo cumpaor.
H. MilI.Kit , < lenn\l Managat.
J. F. TUCUKR , Airlftant Uaueral MannEer
A. V. II. CAKI'ICNTJJK. QOBfral rai9us r an4
Tlckot ATent.
liRU. U. HEAKKOUD , A < litan itntral 1'rttcufef
and 'lleket Autnt.
t. T. ULARlf. Q neraJB r rlntend ul.
PEERLESS DYES S.I hu.552S
_
THE BJHLW TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
WcHtwnrd.
ItunningbetwcenCoiiiicll Ilium an > l Albrltjlit.
Iiuuldltlon to tlm xtatlom mantlonod , tnilm
stop at 1'vrentlelh and Twonty-fourtli streets ,
and at tlio Summit In Omaha.
CHICAGO. IIUltUNRTON & QUINO'i' " .
A No. 4 Ui40n.in.iA No. 0. . . .7:30n.jn. :
A 'Ho. 8 6:35 : p. m. A No. 7 BW : : p , m.
A No. OsWp.ni.lA No , 3 . . . . (1:5'J ( : j . m.
OHIOAOO tc NCMTIMVIISTHUN.
A No. 0 U:40n : , Jil. A No. ! ) . . . .7:10R.m. :
A No. 4 0OJp. : m.U No. 1 7:0) : n. m.
U No. 2 8:10 : p. m.A | No. 0 . . . :4.1 : p. ia.
CIHOACO , ilH.WAUKIil ! Ac ST. 1'AIJU
No. , . , . . , : a. m.lA Nn. 1 U:50a.ni. :
No. 4 . 7:00 p.m. ! A No. 3 0:50 : p.m.
KANSAS crrr , ST. JOSKPII COUNOII *
A No. S.l:25 ) : a. iii.A ; No. 3 0-M a. m ,
A No. 1 . 0:20p.m.A : No. 1 .
SIOUX C'lTV it PACIFIC.
A No. 10 . 7)5a : ( ) , in. A No. U . 8:55 a. m.
A No , 12 . 7:00 : i ) . in , A No. 11 . . . .U00 ; p , in.
OMAHA it ST. I.OU1S.
A No. 8 . 4 : p.m.iA No. 7 . 13:00 : ra.
A dully : U dully vxcupl Saturday ; O oicont
Sunday : I ) except iiondav ; last mall.
The tlmu given Kbovo u for Tnn.ifur. in ra
jelug from 11 veto tan minutes beivre u
'or RUil local depots ,
Agriouittirni itiiplomonts.
" *
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Jsaler in Agricullnral lumlcinciils , Wagons ,
' nil Hutgli. * , , lini < Street ,
, Onmlm
METOALFCCX
AgricDltnralImplcmciitslWaEonslCarriagc
\Vholo lf. Omnh , Notitni > ki > .
RENb6nF&T
Wliottinlo lk lrr In
AgricnllnralIiDDlBnicntslVaEons&Bn lBs
Ml , Wl , RO untl M Jonet 9lret , ( lra li > .
P. P. MAST & CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Buckeye Drills- , Seeders ,
"ullltMom , H r nakciCld < r Mill * and I.uban t'ul'
Tcrlirri. Cor. lith iul NlrhuUi Street" .
IMPLEMENT CCjTi
OMAHA IIIIANCH.
J. F. SEIBERLING k CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Haresling ? Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. 1C. Mi-mi , Munn.-or. UllI.esTonworlh t Om tii .
MOLINE.M1LBURN& STOOD ARD Co
ManufncturrriautlJobtxri in
Wagons , Buggies , Halves , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Sllhnnil I'nrlne Directs. Omnlm , Neb.
Artists' Wlntorlnlo. _
A HOSPE. Jr. ,
Arlists1 Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1JI.1 IVmctfn Htrnct. Omnlm , .
BookDollora nntl Stntlonors.
" " "
H. M , &S. W. JONES7
Suiccsjors to A , T. Kctijon A \Vholoi\lo A ItctHll
Bookseller and Stationers ,
Uno Weildlnit SlanorerjCoinniprrlnl Stationery
\Xtl DouKlns Street. Unmlin , Ni'li.
Qoota and Shoos.
KIRKENUALL. JONES A CO. ,
( Successors to lived. Juuni 4 Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturer of Boots and Slices
\uvnt for Jloslon llubncr 8lio i Co. 1102,1104 & UN
ll rnej St. , Omitlis. Nabniaan. _ _
\V. V. MORSE & CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoos.
1101,1103-1105 Douglas SI. , Oranlm Manulactory.Sum.
luorSt. . Iii.atou.
Conl.jCoko nnd Llmo-
O'MAHA coALT COKE" & LiwiT'
Johhers of Hard and M Coal ,
IMh Strftt , Omnlm , Nabrtink.i.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Goto ,
514 Poulh nth ! 't ' .Oma'-n. N'cb.
j. j. jonxsox .t ro. ,
Manufacturers of Lime ,
Anil i > hlpiiT4 | ijt Coal , Coa * . Cinncnt , 1'lH'lcr , I.lmo
Drain Tllo mill Sewer ri-o | , oniro , 21S S. Htli
St. , Ouinliu , Neb. Telei'lionc ' Sll.
Dry Goods ana Notions.
M. E SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnisbing Goods and notions ,
1102 anil 110) Donelm. Cor. llth St. . Omnlm. Nel ) .
KIL PATRTbhT-K O C H DfiV GOODS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Gooflsltions ,
rurnlhhinc Cooda. Center llth and UOJUOT
bta.tOinuUa. Ntbrntkn.
HEI-IN. THOMPSON & CO.
Importers uiulJolibort ? of
Woolens and Tailois' ' Trimmings ,
317 South IJlli Street.
Furniture.
'
DEWEY' &
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
l < yurnam Street. Omahw XTrn kn.
CHARLES SHIVERIC1C ,
Fnrnitnre
Omaha. Nebraska.
Coffooe , Spioos , Etc-
CLARKE doFFEE CO.T
OmaUa Coffee aud Bplcc Mllli.
Teas. Coffees. Spices , Baking Powder ,
FlftTorlnit KxtrnctB. Louudry Hluo. Inks , Ktc. HU
Klfillnrnar Struut. Omaha. Kanraaka.
Crookory " nndaia8svvaro. _ _ _ _
" "
W.L" WRIGHT.
Aprnt for tl ) Manufoclurert and Importcn of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Cbimneys ,
Btc. Offl co , 317 S. 13lli t < t. , Oinnba ,
PERKINS , aATCH& LAUMAN.
Imuorlers and Jolibnra of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Ktc. 1514 Faraitii St.Kof Paxton llulldlne. _
CommlQBlon and Storago.
' " * ' " "
" RID"DELL & RID DELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
lm-T'"r Ki" Cbo" " I'o'illrj. ( Snm < \
llSHorrnrdS
GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. .
uoc'cisorfl lo McShano A tichrocdk'r. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
. . . Onialia. Nobrmha.
crocorlos.
Wlioldsale Groceries and Provisions ,
-iK-n ( , m and 711 S. 10th St. , Omalin , Net ) .
M cC OR 07 BRADY * "CO. ,
Wliolcsale Grocers ,
I ( b nml I.eiiTenwortli Ptrocti , Umahn , Nebraika ,
Honyy Hnr < lwaro. _
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\V. J. B ROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
flprlnus , Watfon Htook , Ilfinlnaro , l.unihcr , Ktc. 1201
mid 1211 Ilurnoy HlreulOinulin ,
HIMEBAUGH ff TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and IluUnlo Hcnlou. 1106 Douiclai
hlroct , Unmlin , Mebritnltn ,
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RECTOR. WILHELMY Si CO.
Wbolesale Hardware ,
till und IlftrAe * Bts. , Omuhn , Nub. Western AR
tor Austin PowclcrOi. , Julfurion Hieel.Nnllt ,
_ _ _ l'alrbKnkamomlariljlciii ? > ii. _
LEE , CLARKE. AN DREESEN HAF < U
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
MctftlB , Sheiit Iron. etc. Auuuta for \lo\\o \ Scales ,
illoml I'owdcr HiKlI.yiiiun llavtiud wire ,
umuhu ,
' Lumhor. " _ _ _
CO. ,
Jl Kinds of Building Material at Wssul
leuBtreetanrt Union l' cin < i Track.
BRADFORD
Dealer in Lumber , Latli , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , tie , Virdi-Cornor Tth and l > oiuflu i Coinci
. W. HARVEV L 0 MI3E7T"Cjr
To Dealers Only ,
OIQre. 1403 Fnrnnm Blroot. Omolio.
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JOHN ArWAKEKlELD'
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Jinpnrtec ! nnd American I'orllitnit Oment Htatl
liuillior Mllwnuken Hydraulic t'oiuunl and
_ _ Qulncy White 1,1am , _
CHAS , R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Ur ; t Hal farquet i'lOurlDg. Otb * Dd Ucuglai
CUMBER.
C. N. DIET2 ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
llth and Cnlifomlq Streets , Um .ha , Kebnuka.
KHU.D W. UKAY.
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
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Comer h and lXincUKn..Omahiu
Mllllnory nnd Notions.
I. OBERFELDER * c67i * " > ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery notions
an. 310and 2H Smith llthSlrcKt.
Hnta , Gnps , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE A CO.7 * > *
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
llonUruojr Street , Omaha. Nob.
Martlwnro.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO.
Wholrwiio .Mrniifnctnr r < of
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardwaru
And Leather. 110,1 , UOJ nnl Im ; lUrnojr 8U , Onuvba.
. _ Notions-
J. T. nomNsoN NOTION cb. ,
Wholesale Nolions and Furnishing Goods
K1 nnd < OT > He utli Kill St. . Omnlm.
V1NYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Fnrnishins Goods ,
Htiwt.Omihn.
OvorotlB.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURNO CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
; i'Mii Touts , tfli i , Kto UMivrnl 1101 Douiilu Street ,
Omaha. Ncl ,
Offlco Klxturos. . . , _ . . .
" .J.
"THK SJMMONKJ * M A xuFArruiiiNcf coT
Mnimlivrtiiriu-s of
Bank Offlce and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mnntli-j. Sldcl > unr.l . Itnok C'lise , lmic Klxliiron.WMl
t'a iM. I'.iitltioin. KnllltiuK , l'oiiiitcr , lloorftiiil XVInq
( ' ( loli'tn. Mirror" . otiKndory inn' ollict1 , irJUniul l".a
houth lotlt Sl..Oiunhi. ! Toluiiliuno Mil.
OllB.
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CONSOLIDATED TAN K LINE"cb" ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
A lo Oroato , Ktc. , Onmlm. A. H , lllfhop. Manni'ir
* Paints nnd Oils.
CUMMINCS & NEfLSON.
Wholc nla Hexlcru In
Paints , Oils , Window Gto , Etc ,
1118 Farnam Straet. Omaha.Nol ) .
. Paper. .
Vt-i " " - - * ' -w *
CARPENTER
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry a nice flock of Printing , Wrapplnn iid Writing
I'n jr Hpoclnl ottent on u'lviMi tonirlnml urdor
5tpragoL Forwarding & Cptninlsslon
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"ARMSTRONG PETTIS ti'co' ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Ornnch lionannf tln > lli'iini-y llticKF Co. lliii-Klc nl
wliulcsuloinul ri't.ill. I > W lllUauil 1.11S liiird > lro t.
Oin'Olfl. 'ri IM hnni No. 7. 1.
Browors. _
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STORZ & ILER !
Lager Beer Brewers ,
IX\ \ North lilntlUccntli Street. Omaha. Ti.h.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNlCHfWOR"KsT
Maiiiifaclurcrs of Galvanized Iron Cornice
'Ciiii * anil Mi tallc Skyltiihtn.
JOHN Ki'KXirrKii , rroprletor.
1L nnd IIUHimlh r.'tli struct.
Printers' Mntorlals.
'WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers ,
'H""ar3ln '
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. I'll" BUI ! 1319 Uouglns St. . Ounilin , Net ) .
_ Rubber Goods. _ "
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
311 Clotblug uml 1-cMlicr llcltluu. WM riirimm airocU
_ S 9hDoora _ , Etc.
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wY A. D"ISBR OV. ' t. c. ,
Wliok'BBlii Mnnnr ' .cttirora of
Sash. Doors. Blinds and Mouldings.
llrnnch llfllco , lllli and Iziinl Stroct.i , Onmlm , Neb , \
B"b H N M A NU F A CT URI NO C o7 -
Manufacturers of Sasli. Doors , Blinds ,
. MildlrjiM.HtalrWnrk nnd Inlrrlur llar'l Woo I Kln
dn. N , 12. Corner f th nnd l.i'iivouwurth btruuta ,
Stoom Flttlnss , Pumpo , Etc. I
A. L/STRANG CO. , " "
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , . - ,
3pnm | nnd Wiitcr | | < ni'mlniinrlt-ri fi-r M > t.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMT CO. ,
Sterin and Water Supplies ,
lallldur Wind Mill. . ( illnmlflMFnrimm Kt.Omnlia.
' H.jUna.AciluK ManitBcr.
BROWN ELL & ,
engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Shout IruiMVurk Hlr.iin I'.inip . , HHW . MIHi. 15I.-UJJ !
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Ix'ttvinnT'ii-i' > I'- _
_ Iron V/orlis. _
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Curler U hun , 1'rop'a , Miinufarturerii of ull klndt
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron WorR
Works Koiilh IMtli und II. .V M. Crpialni ; .
HAXTON & vTiKjiNfiKosVOUKU. { ( .
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
; nklnc3 , limit Work.Qoncral KonnJrr , Muolilna and
llluckBialtli Work , uillcu and \Viirkn , U. I * . Ujr ,
ami llth rltroot , Onialiii ,
( JlVlArlA WIHE As' \VGKKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
) osk Halls , Window aunnU. Klower Htnnila. Wire "
.Ktc. 121 North Kth Htr.iet.Omnlia.
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Vaultji.lnll , Work , Iron and Wlrn PiinclnK. Hlicm. Kto ,
U. Andicuu , 1'iou'r Corllth nnd .liickaun fla.
CH AM PION IRON and WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
tnd nrreeni. for bank * , oniren.Horei. reililencon , ate ,
luuirovcil Awnlnua. l clt uillli .Muclilinirr null
lll fU inlih Works. Ml houtli l tu rit. _
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NKAWIHIl , t H'lllTMOIlN , '
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,
Audits for Dlcljohl Knfo Hnd l jck Conip4nr'i
Vault ! andJuil Work , II'JM. IHu HUeot.
.U , I'AI.JIKIl , K. I' , lUCIIMAN. J , U , UI.A.M-ll.tuU
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO , .
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
OIBtu Koomi)4 ) , ( > D | ) ( lto Krchange llullilliiK , Lmlon
_ _ _ Klock YurUa , tioiuli Oir.ulia , Hub. _
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.ORIMERWESi'"Eflf'lKLpai : MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
loom 15 , KxchurKO ItulldlDi , ' , lnl n fitocU Vordf
_ _ _ mrJth Oukhii , Nob.
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UKION"ST"O ciCv A RDS'
Of Omaha Limited ,