TTTTC OMAHA DAILY WETTNTTCSr , A V FERETTA'R.Y 18. ' 1880.
A Wild , Ungovernable Day In the
Wheat Pit.
CORN CLOSED AT AN ADVANCE.
An liniifovctnont In On s Provisions
Irregular anil Snincwlmi Hoar *
Iblily Inclined Cuttle UnMit-
Ihfnctory HORS Io\vcr.
CHICAGO PKOnUCK MAUKKT.
CIIK von , Fi-b. 18. [ Special Tolccram to
TUB Hr.B.l If n man wore sentenced to
wiito a Inclil description of the wheat
market to-day , to trivo the true Inwardness
of it or die , his chnnfiis of lifo might well be
i-oiisldercd slim. It was u wild , ungovorn-
nhloand uugovcrncd market. The excite
ment early In the day was greater In July
than In May , but Mnv jot tlie floor after the
llrst little brush , and hold it to the end. The
fluctuations In May wheat extended over n
range of 3J c , and at the top the price was
4'Vc above yesterday's close. The July
run go was 2c , nnd the outside was Hjfo
above yesterday's last , quotation. Closlnu
pricrs show a rnodoratu reaction frotn the
bout llgurcq of the day. May wheat opened
at fl.Ofp'f , and from (1:30 ( : to about 11 o'clock
the price changes were conllnud to the raiigo
of ? UxP6@t.i7' ( ' . | . The fun occurred during
this last fuw hours of the tradiui ; session.
Thcro wns a llj'ht around $1.0" , and the local
Dcalplng crowd got Itself Ilxcd for u break ,
when suddenly a scarcity of offerings was
remarked and the price shot up to it.urjf. It
sold oil to Sl.OOJf again. Tills was about
1 1 : HO o'clock. Tliirly minutes later clamor
ous shorts were ottering tl.03 4 for wheat
and gottin ? very little. After a little delay
brokers supposed to represent the Kali-bank
interest ciaino in and relieved the marnct by
feeding the crowd some wheat. The price
dropped sharply to fl.USXThere wore ner
vous Imlf- minute fluctuations within n % o
and lo range for the next half hour , but a
few minutes before 1 o'clock the market
took another spastn , and the hands on thu
Indicator got red hot registering the light
ning changes. This time the advance did
not stop until ? 1.U ) ' was reached. Kive
minutes later fl.OS'was ' the quoted price.
During the last live minutes of the session
the trading was on a basis of $1.09 , and the
cloHO was jl.oylM ; , a net , gain of 3o on the
day. .luly wheat opened at SKJe , an over
night Jump of 2(5. ( On the slight trade the
market went to % jj ! : < . ' m a minute or two , and
In 11 few minutes afterwards , possibly n quar
ter of an hour , the price was down to the
vicinity of 1)4(5. ) ( The close was U. " > 'dc ' , a net im
provement of \ } o. The volume of the trade
in the pit could not bo otherwise than ini-
mciif c. 1 ho transactions in July wcro
larger than on any day so lar , but the orders
\\oro \ not sunlciently numerous in that
mouth to keep it In pace with May , nnd the
quotations wcro sometimes } c apart. The
.Inly trade was of a general , scatter-
Ill y , miscellaneous nature. It denotes an
increasing popular iuterest in later
delivery. Outside of very largo buying by
Ilutchinson , it would bo inipossibloto single-
on t any individual trading of sulllciont iin-
portanco to entitle it to special mention.
IltiH'liinsoii was a heavy buyer all the wav
up , and it could not be learned that the lend
ing bulls let $0 nny considerable quantity ,
though several times the market broke sud
denly on the suspicion that "somebody was
unloading. " bocmingly , the holders of the
concentrated lines of wheat are not yet
ready to lot go. Although the shorts have
been given credit for the bulge to-day , it
must uo confessed that the market acted at
times as though it wax being pumped up.
The shorts did not do it all , though the nros-
.sine from the bull som cos was not obtru
sively prominent. The boom was largely a
loo.il nlfair. To be sure , cables were linn , and
in some instances higher , and the domestic
markets reilcctcd in a minor key the feeling
here , yet there was nothing In the outside
news to produce any immediate excitement
at this point or in this market. Duluth nlono
kept pace with Chicago. The advance at
other points runcod from U o to aife. The
last bulge wns helped along by th'e uncon
firmed report ttiat the winter wheat millers
hud marked up their Hour lOe or 20c per
barrel.
The demand for corn was helped to some
extent by the strength in wheat. The open
ing was fairly active nnd firmer than the
j.vovlous day's close , nnd after u little uncer
tainty in its action the demand proved greater
than the offerings , from which cause u grad
ual advance took place , May moving from
yS,1 ; , ' to ! ) .1Kc ; around the opening , to : ! 5j c.
l\ew York parties have bought considerable
Hues of April corn m this market recently at
from II5J4 to 'Me. As much as fiM , ( O.IX.O to
( I,000OJ ( bushels are said to have been bought
by tlfo parties referred to with the Intention
of putting It on board vessels in the harbor
on Its delivery for early shipment on the
open ing of navigation. . Cables were flrmor
in tone' and St. Louis was in line with this
market In point of strength , the seaboard
cities also reporting- higher prices. The re
ceipts for to-day were again in excess of yes
terday's estimates , but only 283 cars wcro
predicted for to-morrow. The trading was
not active after the first hour , but there was
a firmer undertone , am ) prices closed at an
advance of about -yc over the corresponding
time yesterday.
In oats 'moderate activity nnd strength was
the rule during the early purt of the day ,
with quietude later. The receipts \voro
large , with 201 cars posted , but In sympathy
with the strength in wheat , prices advanced
PB'C after the steady opening , with % paid
sparingly for May. At this juncture a
prominent operator sold about a quarter of a
million bushels , thus causing u partial re
action. The buying was goncr.il , with Juno
in some request at U7o , and near months
offered In a small way only. There was a
fair trade In No. ' 1 oats to go to store at
S5jT0 ! , or n k'c improvement.
Jn provisions the day's movement was ir-
rcculur. The boom witnessed in wheat oc
casioned an upward turn curly ( ti thu session ,
but the improvement was wanting in sup
port and stability , and before the close was
entirely lost. In its general drift the trade
was beurlshly inclined. Hogs sold on' an
other lOo or so under the unexpected re
ceipts , and this , with little or no investment
demand for the product , inudo the party
favoring lower prices hi the majority. The
trading was almost wholly local nnd without
special feature. It was contlnod mainly to
May , which sold at * 11.5'J > , ( . ? I1. " . for pork ,
( ffi.T.'QiJ.SaHf for lard , and fO.U7 } { ( < rfU.'i ' for
short ribs , 1'ork for the same month closed
at fll.fiO bid , lurd at $0.75 , and short ribs at
f < Uij3. The discounts ( rom the May marKet
on Foiiruary and March were about the same
as yesterday. Kong futures receive little erne
no Attention , while of cash lard and meats
the miles were quite moderate. The closing
all around was heavy , The day's actual decline
in pork was li c , In lard S@rfc , and in
short ribs lOir ,
CIIIOAUO STOCK
Cuicvoo , Fob. 13. | Sioci. | l Telegram to
Tun HCB.J CATTI.I : The falling off in the
supply bo far this week has little or no stim
ulating cttect on values. To-day , with u de
crease of fl.OOO as compared with the same
time last week , tho" domund was slow , trade
unsatisfactory , and prices rather easier than
otherwise on everything except , perhaps , the
fuw loads of prime shipping and export
Btcors , nnd such cut no important llguro in
trade. The ordinary run of shipping and
dressed beef stock sold us low as at unv time
during the week and slow at that. The
falling off In the supply at Chicago was
made up by Increased receipts at
Kansas City , 0,000 , a large rim
for that point , being reported this morning.
In the butcher stock line there Is little or uo
change , prlmo liclfcrs and cows selling
rathar stronger than i\t the close of lust
week ; canning und common cows , bulls and
rouch tock irencrally unchanged. The
locker and feeder trade remains aull with
but few buyers outside of the yard dealers.
,
" " - ftm-i l-rut > UinSUt I tl I flSU VU | l
| 3.0C@3,60 ; slookon anil feeders , fJ.3.1
cows , bulls anil mixed , $ I.T5W3.3)i bull : , * } . )
@A40i Texas steers , f J.W@ j.oo.
liotm Tln-ra was not ir.uuh o ( Anything
olio to do on the part of salesmen but to
hunt buyers , nnd when found not to let them
nwny If anything like n decent bid wns of
fered. Trade , opened slow with the first
sales showing n ihnrp down turn of lOe nntl
Inter on tOo to l.V ; the bulk of the packing
sorts selling at $ lt" > f < H.OO. nnd best heavy at
f4.Vi@.TO. ( ( Light sorts sold all the w.iy
from f ! . < > to fUK ) .
KINANCI.VIj.
Nr.w YOIIK , Feb. 12. [ Special Telegram
to TUB HBE.I STOCKS The opening of the
stock innrkct this morning wns somewhat Ir
regular , but prices wcro inclined to bo
sternly. The feature of the transactions wns
the great weakness displayed by the Chicago ,
Burlington & ( putney and Pullman Palace
oar stocks. Dispatches from Chicago wcro
very discouraging on grangers , nnd the bears
wcro not slow in coming to the front ; . They
first began by selling Chicago , Uurlinjjton &
Qtiiiu-y down 3 per centj then they turned
their nUciuion to Northwestern nnd St.
I'nul , and u decline af l anil 1'f respectively
followed. It was reported that the gen
eral managers of the western rontls would
meet ut Chicago to-day to consider the effect
of the Iowa rates on the into-rstate tariffs ,
and it was positively asserted Unit n sweep
ing reduction would follow. Tno managers
of the western roads UIKO a gloomy view of
the situation in the west , nnd say thut the
other western states will follow Iowa , in re
ducing rates. Pullman declined G. ) < f per cent
early , on the report that the directors of the
company had voted to issue * r > ,000.000 now
stock to bo sold to the present stockholders
At par , * J,000,0Xtobo : ) used for paying for the
Union Palace Car company recently pur
chased. A sharp rally to 2J3 followed after
the stock bruko bciow 200 , and the transac
tions thereafter wcro limited. Illinois Cen
tral was raided 'J'-j ' per coat on n report that
the company still refused to sign the presi
dents' ngrecmcnt , and considerable selling
was Indulged in. With nil this depression
In grangers it was Impobniblo for the balance
of the list to hold tip , and it yielded frac
tionally. Northern Pacific preferred Is still
very well spoken of. The company was
never in such n strong financial condition as
it now is. Conservative people were moro
cautious in venturing opinions , but they
wcro inclined to advise the purchase of good
stocks on this reaction. The commission
people were active buyers of dividend pay
ers on the decline , and the outside specula
tion showed increased Activity. Stocks in the
loan crowd wore In fair demand , and money
continues quite plentiful ntyt \ to 2 per cent.
At noon the market. w.is less active , with u
feverish tone nt about the lowest prices of
the day. There was a fair rally during the
afternoon. The buying , however , seemed to
be by the shorts , and grangers , particularly
Illinois Central , shows the effect of the liqui
dation. The coalers were well maintained
throughout the day. and show slight gains
over the opening prices. A few of the spe
cialties show gains extending to 3 pur cent ,
Manitoba showing 1 > Louisville , Now Al-
buny Chicago , 2 : Cotton Seed Oil , % ,
and Now England ; ' ( j per cent. The balance
of the list closes lower. Illinois Central
shows a loss of 2 > f , Chicago , IJurlington &
Quiney , 2 , ! ; St. Paul preferred , 1 ; common ,
Ji' ; Pullman , 2 ; Union Pacitie , J < , anil North
western , Jf per cent. The total sales for the
day aggregated 340,000 shares , including
Chicago , Uurllngton & Quincy , 23,000 ;
Union Pacific , 54,000 , ; St. Paul. 3.,000 ;
Northern Pacific , preferred , 111,000 ; North
western , 32,000 ; Lacltawanua , 11,000 ; Head
ing 12,000 ; New England , 19,030 ; Hichmond
Terminal " , 10,000. _ _ _
"Thefollowing were the closing quotations :
U.S. Is regular..1BS > Northern I'aclllc. . 27
U.S.4scoupom.,1 8U doprefcrrecl ( G'n '
U. S.4Wsrouular. . IDS C. &N.V 10Ja
tf. S.41,5scoupon'j..lOJ15 tlopraferrod 14(1 (
I'aclllctiiof Mi . . .KU N. Y. Central laj'-i
Central I'ucltle. . . . illy * ' ' ' ' " '
Chicago & Alton. . . 137 Hock island' . . . . . 0i !
Chlcago.llurllnuton c. . M. &st. P ny
& Quincy \Ql'a \ do preferred Vt
n..I.te W 141 a St. I'.inl .V Oriiiha . 'f- !
Illinois Central..KKi'il ' iloproferred I
1. , H.&W ll' < Union I'atntlc ti > ! {
Kansas StTexas. . . 12'a \V. . t. I , , isl' , 11
LnkeShoro , .10li ! do preferred. . . . 27l.
Michigan Central" . U3J ! Western Union to ?
MlssotirU'acillc
MONKV ox CAM. Easy at ! } < jJ ( 2 per cent.
PIIIME MBHOANTILK PAPsn Irjil per cent.
STr.iiuNO EXCIUNOE Dull but steady ;
sixty-day bills , 51.SO ; aemand , $4.83 .
ruonucrs
Ciucitao. Feb. 13. Wheat Steady ; May ,
Corn Firmer ; cash , 3P c ; March ,
May , a" 9-lOc.
Oats Steady ; cash , Sic ; May , 27 c.
Kye I.Vf.ic.
Uarley Nothing doinsr.
PrimoTimothj S1.47i < § l. 18.
Flax-l.f)9.
Whisky J1.03.
Pork Easy ; cash , $1.1.20 : March , $11.30 ;
May , SU.fw .
Lard About stead v ; cash and March ,
SO.IJ5 ; May , ft.75@7.7r'4.
flour More active ; dealers were asking
an advance of lO.WlOe , which was accepted
in some cases.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $5.50(70.00 ; short
clear , tU.25@UrK ! ( ; short ribs. ? 3.UO@
0.05.
0.05.Butter
Butter Firm ; creamery , 19 ii Jij ; dairy ,
16i325e.
CUceso Easier ; fullcrcam choddais , 10 (7Z ( >
lie ; fiats , IKgll c ; Young Americas , 11&
< R12e.
ICi'gsSteady ; fresh , 13@14c.
Hides Firm ; heavy and light green
salted , 5X < M green , -lo ; salted bull , 4'fe ;
green bulls , 3 } c ; green salted calf , < Jc\ } \
dry flint , 7'tfCy.bc ' ; green salted kip , -ic ; dry
calf , 7K8c ( ; deacons , 25 300 each ; dry
salted , 7c.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 , solid packed , 4- ®
5o ; No. 2,4 ® I ' * I cake , 5@.fc. <
Kectiiuu. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 11.000 10,000
Wheat bu . ls.000 10,000 ,
Corn.uu . 212,000 IW.OOO
Oats , bu . 181,00'J 119,000
Now York. Feb. 13. Wheat Receipts ,
none ; exports , none ; spot dull , irregular
and l@lKi ) higher ; No. 2 red , 9SJA.99 > fc in
elevator , < l.UOJ.1.00K afloat ; 19K@ 01
f. o. b. ; No. II red , 9Io ; optioiib uxciting ,
closing ICJ'lJi'o over yesterday ; February
closing at ' . { .
Corn Receipts. f > ( iGOO ; exports , 5,104 ;
spot , dull and steady ; No. 2 , 43 @l4c Inolo-
valor , 4r > ( .il5Mo afloat ; No. 2 , white , 41 > o ;
No. 2 , 4U5f@l2ir : ungraded mixed , 40 ( < $45c ;
options dull , early mouths lower , lute mouths
firmer ,
Oats Receipts , 4(5,000 ( , ; exports , COO ; spot
steady and quiet ; options dull but steady ;
February , W o ; March , 3lo ; May , tf.'c ;
mixed western , 23@33o5 white , 30@40c.
ColToo Options opened steady and closed
Potrolcum Dull ; United closed at US j c.
Kjrgs Wuakcr ; western , 14J @ 14Jfc.
Wool Quiet and easy ; domestic lleeco , 33
.
Pork Dull and easy ; now , $13.50@12.75 ,
Lord Kusier and quiet ; western steam ,
17.15 ; February. 57.10.
Hultor.-Stc'ady ; western , 13f < ? 32c.
Cheese Slow and easy ; western ,
Bt. Ijouts. Feb. 12. Wheat -Higher ; cash ,
90o ; May , SWo.
Corn Higher ; cosh , 23K@3e ; May ,
31c.
31c.Oats Higher ; cash , 2lc ; May , 27)tfc.
Pork Dull at $11.75.
l.nni Quiet at
Whisky- Steady aUI.03.
Mutter Jn fair demand ; creamery , 21@
2Co ; dairy , 20@32c.
Ijlvorpoi ) ! , Feb 13.-5pcclal [ Cablegram
to TUB HKB.J 3:30 : p. in. close. Park-
In poor demand ; prime mess , eastern ,
GSiUJ , easy ; do , western , CSs 9d , easy.
Lard In poor demand ; spot and Feb
ruary , 35s Ud , dull ; March and April , 35s ltd ,
dull.
dull.Wheat
Wheat In poor demand ; now No. 2 , win-
tor. 7s 7d , steady ; do spring , 7s Od , steady.
Flour In fair demand at Us 3d , steady.
Corn Demand is good for spot and fair for
futures ; spot , Is Id , steady ; February , 4s
JA1 , steady ; March and April , 4s , steady.
JMlmionjiolin , Fob. 12. Wheat Sample
wheat excited , weak and lower ; receipts ,
03 cars ; shipments , 39 cars. Closing : No. 1
hard , February , $1,23 ; May , $1.2(1 ( ; on track ,
JJ.21 ; No , 1 northern , l-'sbruury , 11.10 ; Muy ,
$1.03 } on track , $ U1@U1K ! No. 2 north-
em , February , fl.OO ; May , $1 O3'f ; on track ,
$1.00cn 1.050 ,
ailhvfiukce , Fob. 13. Wheat , - Dull ;
easbP3'iic ; May , lOJfic.
Corn-Dull ; No. 3 , 29'fu ' ,
OMs-Dull ; No. 2 white , SSc.
Kye Neglected ; No. 1 , 45Vc.
I3i rl"y Weaker ; No. 2 , B9j.'c.
Provisions-Easier ; pork , $11.30.
Knnsns Clly. Fob. 12. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 red , cash , Wo bid ; May , POc bid ; No.
2 , soft , cash , 93c bid ; May , Oi > fc bid.
nskcd.
Cincinnati , Feb. 11 Whc.it Quiet ; No.
2 red , DSc@1.0J.
Corn Unrcly steady ; No , 2 mixed , ! M@
Me.
Oats Heavy ; No. 2 mixed , 2Jfc.
Whisky-Steady at * 1.03.
MVK
Chlc.acit , Feb. 12. I'tio Drorari' Jour
nal renortsns follows :
Cattle Hecolpts , 0,000 ; market
weak nnd u shade lower ; choice
to extra beovog , * .25@4.70 ;
steers , $3.00rl ( 00- , stockers nnd feeders ,
? 2 25 iilJ.50 ; cows , bulls and mixed , il. 5it
It.-- . * ; Texas steers , $ J.ri'Jfi\'t.G3.
Hoi's Itccclpts. 31,000 ; market fairly
Active , lOfttlfic lower ; mixed. M.45(9)1.70 ( ) ;
heavy , 51.45 4.00 ; light , SI.55 < ? 4.bO ; pigs ,
Sheep Hecoipts 8,000 ; market weak , 5c
lower ; natives , ? : ) .COJT5.00 ; westerns , corn-
fed. f l.40C(54 ( 70 ; Tcxans , $ J.Mjf.90 ( ( : ) ; lambs ,
S4.00r.i5.7r > .
KtuiHns City , Feb. 13. Cattle Uo-
ccipts , 4KX ) ; shipments , 1,700 ; best dressed
beef and shipping stceis steady ; medium and
common hard to sell and fit't.lOij lower ,
choice fat cows steady , others lOe lower ;
good to choice corn-fed , JSJi.'octfl.'JO ; com
mon to medium $2 t'0ffi.l ' ( 05 ; stockers and
Iccdlng steers , $1.50 ei.2U ; ; cows , ? 1.2o(5i2,75. (
Hogs Receipts , llbOO ; shipments , none ;
market Kiftglou lower ; common to choice ;
Nattonnl Stuck Yard * , I3ast St.
IjoitlH. Feb. 12. Cattle Receipts , 1,100 ;
shipmonts200 ! ; market stronger ; choice heavy
native bteci-3 , $3.sOa ( 1.10 ; fair to good , t..70 )
( iC 1.00 ; butchers' stuers , modiuin to choice ,
? -.0)f'3.10 ) : stockers and feeders , fair to
good , ? l.Kd(2.iO ) ( ; rangers , corn-fed , ftJ.OOirii
3.40 ; grass-fed , SI 70C-2.70.
Hogs Receipts , 3,1)03 ) ; shipments , 400 ;
market lower ; choice heavy nnd butchers'
selections , $ J.-I ( ) , ' < M.G' ) ; packing , $ UVHOJ ( ;
light grades , fl.4Ji4.t'io. (
Sioux City , Fob. 12. Cattle Receipts ,
175 ; shipments , 100 ; market steady ; fat
steers , S2.9JiI3.50 ( ; f voders , fc3.20jS3.Oi ) ;
stackers and iat cows , $1.50 ( 3.00 ; canners
nud bulls , $1.00i1.7S. (
Hogs Receipts , 2,225 ; market lOe lower ;
light and mixed , J.0ii4.y5 : ! ( ; ; heavy , $4.35
( J44.40.
Cattle.
Tuesday. Feb. 13 , 1SS9.
On account of the liberal receipts , there
being ICO fresh cars of cattle on sale , the
market was a little easier on beef steers , but
the offerings of butchers' stock xvcre light ,
and the market was 5uK ( > c higher on that
class of cattlo. The tr.ulc , though not vor.V
active , was fair , and the bulk of the cattle
changed hands before the close. Ueef steers
sold mostly at $3.20Vf3 ( 05 , with a few as high
us 3.b" . Cows sold lor the most part at $2.10
( .2.00. A few feeders sold nt steady prices ,
some grade Galloways that lud had u little
corn bringing J.'JO.
llMigs.
The hog market was active at a decline of
, and although thu receipts were the
heaviest of any day since December 12 ,
everything was sold. The most nopulur
price for cither light or heavy wns $4.35 , at
which the Bulk sold. There were a few
traded at 54.10 , and : i few as low as $3.30.
Sheep.
There were only three loads here , but they
sold readily at steady prices.
Heocipts.
Cattle 2.000
Hogs 0,000 ,
Sheep 2'JS
Prevallin'j : Prioeu.
The following is a t-iule of prlC3) pjlJ in
this raaruot for tiia gr.iaai of atoo'r rnoa-
tioned.
Prime steers. 1300to 1503Ibs.$3.00 13:1.00 :
Pnmestoera. 1103 to 130J Ibs. . 3.0 ! ) io)3.GO )
Native feeiters 2.80 ( Oa. 10
Common to good cows 1.50 faS.OO
Choiceto fancy cows 2.30 ( $2.75
Fair to choice bulls 1.73 (32.50 (
Fair to cnoico Hunt hoes 4.35 tal.40
Falrto choice aeav.v tiozs 4.35 M,40
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.30 ( ! 4.35
Fair to choice western sheet ) . . 3.75 M > 4,2J
Falrto choice Ncbraskas 3.50 < W)4,00 )
Representative Sains.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
2canners 820 SI.1 ) !
2canncrs 035 l.IiO
Ibull 12110 1.75
Ibull 1500 1.110
2 bulls 1350 l.l'O '
Ibull 1020 2.00
3 bulls 1I7C 2.00
Ibull UliO 2.00
1 b u 11 s 1S50 2.10
Icow 1030 2.10
Ibull 1400 2.15
20cows 820 2.15
Ibull 1520 2.15
Ibull 1S10 2.20
B co ws 1252 2.25
12cows 1)02 ) 2.25
4 cows 10(50 ( 2,25
lOcows 1135 2.30
20 cows 1003 2 40
7 co ws 122 ! ) 2.40
1 bull 15IW ) 2.40
II ) cows : 112t ; 2.40
15 co ws 1215 240
24 cows 1215 2,45
"cows 12.11 2.45
1 stag 12iiO 2.50
42 cows 115'J 2.50
ilcows 1073 2.50
SOstccrs 1332 3.50
Ibull 2iHl ! ( 2.50
Ibull , 1520 2.50
Ibull Kill ) 2tt )
Ocows 1003 250
2cow.s 10(10 ( 2.50
Scows (150 ( 2.50
15 cows 124S 2.55
liicows UfiO 2.GO
3stngs 1573 2.90
111 feeders 07J 2.1)5 )
10 feeders 11112 JI.15
20 steers 10'Jl 3.00
21 heifers 1054 3.05
17 steers . . , .1040 3.10
10 steers f. . 1148 3.10
lOstcers 11CO 3.2J
13stORrs IM'J 3.20
5 feeders , grade Galloways , . . 7)2 ) 3.20
30 feeders , grade Galloways. , . 82'J JI.'JO
20 steers 10S1 3.25
ISbtccrs 10.13 3.23
20steors 1210 3.25
lOsteors 1303 3.25
20stecrs 1217 3.25
Utl steers , corn-fed westerns..1320 y.BO
4'J steers 1170 U.30
18 steers 1134 3.0 ! !
42 steers , .1173 3.30
178teers 1101 3.35
20steers 1187 3,35
1'Jflteors 1103 3.35
47stcors 1145 3.35
17 steers 1321 3.40
iUatecrfl lll'S 3.40
O'Jsteurs ' 1283.40
80 utoers 1215 3.45
20 steers 1250 8,45
lOsteors 1170 8.45
18 steers 1482 3.45
8(1 ( stcors 1300 8.50
1 steers 1247 8.50
15 steers 13SH 3.05
25 steers 1411 8.i5 (
20 etccrs 145S 3.M )
51 atcera , 1420 3.85
1 veal calf 200 D.50
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
29. . . . 277 1(10 ( $4.25 CO..960 $4.n :
05. . . . 278 120 4.30 CO..323 4.35
05. . . . 271 2SO 4.30 5(1..300 ( 4,35
47. . . . 8111 100 4.20 70..270 40 4.35
133. . , . 845 230 4.30 03..251 80 4,85
50. . .300 KX ) 4.30 CO. ,2b ( ) 2SO 4.85
01. . . , 297 80 4.30 49..320 120 4.85
< ! . . , . 233 60 4.80 ft.275 ) 40 4.35
53. . . , 307 80 4.33K CO..877 40W ) 4.85
( VJ. . . .385 120 4.32 } 74..211 40 4.85
67. . . . 291 160 4.32Jf 01..270 1M ) 4.35
0 , . . ,274 200 4.82) 55..831 80 4.35
CO. . . . 249 100 4.33 > f CO.21(1 ( KM 4,35
( J7. . . .271 120 4.32)i ) CO.SSI 120 4.a5
01. . . . 204 40 4.32 } 74..257 120W 4.35
04. . . . 213 80 4.35 01.,271 W ) 4.S5
02. . . . 273 230 4.35 M , , ,2 J 100 4.35
45.,344 40 4.155 , " ; > 7.,10rt 4.3.
W. . . ' .834 SO 4.3.1 'W . . .307 ICO 4.W !
r.a..277 240 4.n : < . ' 47..345 4n :
r(9..87l > 200 4.a-i 40..SOB 4,35
03..203 200 4.S5 C3..274 6CO 4.3T >
01..295 100 4.Q5 .40..301 200 4n :
! > ! . . . .309 4.A5 'ta..m3 200 4O !
57. . . .345 SO 4.i : } ! | t,1 . . .301 4.Vi !
49..820 200 4.35 Ji3.U5 : 4.85
111..342 240 4.TT , r)7..27t 3.4'
07..855 bO 4 . ir > . . . : 4D 4.85
04..303 100 4.TCi .Vi..285 40 4.37K
03..899 180 1.8- 0).844 SO 4 37 > ,
W ) . . . .niO 400 4.IC , , , .OO. . . .2 8 240
72..2.M $0 435 M..2.Vi * 0 4 37 J ?
B5..293 2 > 0 4 : 'ai. . . . ' ' ! 2.X ) 4I17H
nr , . : M7 40 435 s M..noj 4.37 , ' ,
57..aw ) 4.rtu r,2..rtr 4.3 ; * ;
WI..27U 40 4.ft5 C0..27U IfiO i
53..HOI 200 4.3.47..H13 120 4.i7ltf :
( H..25S 2JO 483 .Ml..84710 440
. > . . . .27SI bO 4.T. ' ( VI..253 120 .40
70..23S 120 43i 4'1..4o 14'J '
oj.c'j : ; ' I''o 4ai n" . . .2w r.o . 4.40
( . . . . 28 1KI 4.TV 75..231 40 4.40
(50. ( . . .830 M ) 4.85 IXI..827 4.40
53..817 IX ( ) 4.85 0 . , . .21li 120 4.40
( W..2I2 bO 4.05 5S..27d 40 4.40
ii2..H7S ( 40 4.35 ( ! ) . . , . ' . 40 440
00..TO. ) M 4.85 55..821 } 100 440
5S. . . ! ) 120 4.33
S"LU'
No. Av. Pr.
OS Nebraska natives U7 $3.70
200 corn-fed westerns b3 4.00
lilvo Stock Notes.
Heef cattle easier.
Jlogs 10i ( $ 1m : lower.
Hutchers' stock sells stronger.
Heavy receipts of cattle and hogs.
About all the stock received was sold.
Light sheep receipts nnd a ste.uiy market.
A urcat many shippers canto in with their
stock.
OMAHA AVI1OM3SAI.I3 JIAUK13TS.
Produce , Kte.
n Creamery Fancy print , Sl@l20c ;
choice print , 20if22ci ( fancy solid packed , 19
( r80o ; eholco solid packed , 15iol"c. Dairy
Fancy roll , 17C'19e ; choice , 15 ( < MOc ; good , 12
QtiMc ; low grades , 10 ( < fltc.
CIIIISK : : Full cream Cheddars , choice , 12ii ( >
12's'c ; full cream Hats , two in hoop , 12'iS )
13c ; fullcrcam Y. A. choice. 12' ' ( ciic : : off
grades and skims. fiQJc ; limburger , 12yJ
12'c ' , : brick and Swiss , 14 ( il5e.
End Strictly fre h , 11 ( ' 18L- .
LIVI : Poi 1.1 in Chickens , per do ? , $2.75@
3.UO ; ducks per doz , f2.75.t8.00 : ; geese , par
do , fs.riOWt.dO ; turkeys , per Ib , 7 ( 'Sc. '
Diii--.ii : : ) Pori.Tnv-Chickens , per Ib , 0i ( ! )
Se ; turkeys , ] > erlb , 9C'flle ; geese , per Ib , 805
lOcj ducks. 8rf > IOc.
Vn\i. Heavy grassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 7@
7'c ' ; inferior calves , 0 to 00 Ibs , , Xflc ( ; medium
dium to good , 70 to b5 Ibs , 7uSjo ( ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , D ( ( 10c.
VKir.TAin.is : Potatoes , Colorado and Utah ,
70 ( 75o ; Wyoming , 50C55c ; Nebraska and
.
, . , , . .
Iowa , choice lar " " = > " " „ - ; - „
sweet potatoes ,
beets , per bu. . . _ .
cabbage , Caliiornla , per crate , S'J.2. " ) ; par
snips , olK&OOc ; onions , red choice , 50io3o ( ;
silver skin. 0010/750 ; turniis | , 20@3."e ; ruta-
bapas , 35(240c ( ; cauliflower , choice large , per
do/en , $1.25 1.50 ; good , Sl.00 1.25 ; radishes ,
35@40c ; lettuce 85@20c ; cucumbers , $1.50 ;
string beans , per box , $1.75cC-.85 ( ; celery ,
25(180c ' ( : spinach , 1.50@1.75 per bbl.
O \Mc-Mallard , pcr'doz , $2.75@.00 : ! ; red
licad , ) ) er doz , $2..r > OM3.00 ; teal , per doz , ? 1.50
( a 1.75 ; canvas back , per doz , S4.00@ .50 ;
common small , per doz , ? 1.00 ( < 01.50 ; rabbits ,
per doz. 75ci1.00 ( ; jtlck rabbits , per doz ,
$3.00a3.iO ( ; scpurrels' , jwr doz , 75c ( $1.00.
Arri.i:1 * Per bbl , fancv New York and
Michigan , t-2 50 ; ihoico , ? 2.00@2.85 ; choice
Missouri , * 1.75 ( < > iOfJ : peed , ? 1.50@1.7r .
FoiiiniiN FnuiT- Malaga grapes , kegs , 10
to , T > Ibs , lOe per -Ib ; 'bananas ' , per bunch ,
$1..V > M3.X ( > ; lemont , fahoy now , 803 to 80(1 ( s.
J3.75rW.60 ( ; choice old , 800 , s , $ J.50 < V03.00 ;
oranges , Florida , tancy briglit.pcr box , 3.f > 0 ;
Florida russctts , $3.35 ; I.os Angeles , S8.75f !
8.00.
CuvNiinitinnt. Cape'God , choice , per bbl ,
$10.00 < S10.SO ; fairr9.00@9.r,0 ; Hell As Utiglo.
chestnuts , l@5e ; tocoanuts. per 100 , J5.00 ( < g
0.00 : liazclnuts , .T crUiicicorynuts , sinnll ,
$1.25ftl.50 ; Iarpo-W ) ( < f75c'pecans ; , plain , 0 ( , §
8c : polished , 9 ( HOc. .
HIDES Green siUtod , No. 1. 5c ; No. 2 , 3@
3 i'e ; calf , 5@ : .UJc , : dry flint , SJiijc.
IJn xs Navies , naml picked , porbu , $2.10
( S2.20 ; good clean country , Sl.75fu2.00 ; offer
or poor stock , Sl.00@1.50 ; California , $2.00@
2.10.
2.10.CIDEK Michigan , pcrbbl.S4.50@"i.OO ; Ncxv
York , per bbl. $5.0005.50 ; half bbl , $2.75 ®
8.00.
FIIATHRUS Per Ib , prime live gccso white ,
3.ffi40c ( ; mixed with giay , 25@8dc ; damp und
musty , lM20c ( ) ; prime live domestic duek , 20
Qi25ii ; wild duclc , 15j ( 23c.
SAUEiiKiuuT Per bbl , 30 gal , choice , ? 4.50 ;
per half bbl , 52.50.
Poi'cou.v Per Ib. rice , ! } < f@2c ; common ,
l&l c.
Hoxnr 1-lb frames , choice white , liKffilOc ;
dark , 13 < 7B14c ; strained , 10@12c.
JIL.MII : ! ( ( ? 4 > < c perlb ; preserves , 10@12c
pcrlb.
LAUD Sc in 50-lb plcgs.
Grocers' 1,1st.
Revised prices are as follows :
lUouiiat Stark A , seamless , 22e ; Amos-
Kcag , seamless , 17 c ; Lewistown A , scam-
less , 19u ; American , seamless , 17o ; burlaps ,
4 to 5 bu , HCgHc ; gunnies , single , 14c ; gun
nies , double. 2.Jc ; wool sack , 42J.
TwiNcs-FlAx , 3Sc ; extra sail , 2021o ( ;
sail B , 20C21o ; cotton , 22c ; Jute , Uc.
DIIICD l-'iirns Figs , in boxes , per Ib , Od1 ?
Itic ; dates , in boxes , 7@10c ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per box , $2.f > 0 ( , 3.70 ; Malaga
loose raisins , t2.80@2.5'J ; new \ralcncla rais
ins , per Ib , 8c ; California loose muscatels ,
per box , ? 2.00ff2.10j ( California Londons ,
18SS , ? 2.40 ; pitted cherries , per Ib. ISc ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , pT Ib , 12M13c ; drii'd
blackberries , tier lb7c ( ! ; dried raspberries ,
per Ib , 24(32.c ( ; evaporated apples , 5 ( 8c ;
California sun-dried peaches , 13c ; California
unpared evaporated peaches , 10f ! 12c ; evapor
ated California ajiricots , 17c ; currants , 47c ;
Turkish prunes , fi@5 > i > e ; citron , y2Tt24o ( ;
orange pool , I5c ; lemon peel , lOe ; California
French prunes , il ( < J10c.
PICKMSS Medium , in bbls , $5.00 ; do , in
half bbls , fS.OO : small , in bbls , fll.OO ; do , in
half bbls , fcJ.GO ; gherkins , In bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
In half bbls1.00. .
Copru Green Mocha , 85JOc : Ilio. good ,
18@lo ! ) ; MAiidahllncr , 2i@ ( e ; roasting Hio ,
17 ( iISc ; O. G. .lava , 2l@kJava ( ; , inferior ,
22@ic ! ; Kio , fancy , 2l ( 22c ; Santos aim
MniMcaibo , 17 ( < ? lUo ; Gorman , 23c ; McLangh-
lin's XXXX , 23c.
SUIUH Granulated , 7 ! c ; conf. A , T' c ;
white extra C , (5J ( < c ; extra C. CJfc ; yellow
C , ( iljc ; powdered , S&fbJiJc ; cubes , ftb Xc.
UUUSWAX Choice yellow , 20 ( 22Jj'e ; dark
colored , 13c ; l Ic.
Touicco Plug , 2fi@n5o ; smoking. 10@aOc.
SU.T-S1.35JZ1.10 per bbl.
Kopo 7-1(5 ( , 1 ij c.
MAM.K Sffj.vi : Hricks , ll@13o per Ib ;
penny caiics , 12 130 per Ib ; pure uiuplo
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
Tits Young Hyspn , common to fair , 18(55 (
25c ; Young Hyson , good to fnnci , 80@55u ;
Gunpowder , common 'to ' good , 2@25cj Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40Si5c ( ( ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15@20c ; Japan , choice to
fancy , 30il5c ( ; Oblo'pg , common to good , 23
@ 40o : Oolong , cnoico 'to fancy , BOiTWOc ; Im
perial , common to medium,2335c ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 4'J(3.Vvc\ ( \
CiucKKits ( i Tc \ > cf Ib ; assorted cakes , 8
@ 25o per Ib , as per1 Ilsf ; .
CAXDV Mixed , ' OJ < fC'l2J ' c ; stleK , OJ @
Ho ; rock candy , 10fi W13o ; fancy candy , 765
2tic. l
HOLLAND Hniiiiixo-f-OOc.
COD FISH ( IJ C'fT c ,
BTAIICII 3 is'Sj o ppr Ib.
Dgy Goods.
COTTON FLANNrxs-rlO per cent discount ;
LL , f > Kc ; CC , O oi S3 , 7Jfc ; Nameless , 5o ;
' , IMo ; H , llo ) ; No. ll ) , S c : No. 40 , '
No , ( W. 12 } o ; No60i8)fc ' ) : No. 80 , colored ,
9c ; No. 60 , colored-1 ' 12c ; No. 70 , colored ,
12) ) < c ; Hristol , 12" o ; Union Pacific , 17c.
CAiii'ET WAiii1 Uld , white , 19o ; colored ,
82c.
82c.UATT
UATT Standard , 80 ; Gem , lOo : Beauty ,
13K ; Hoono , I4o ; U , cased , $0.50.
PIIINTS Solid colors Atlantic , Co ; Slater ,
Co ; Merlin oil , 0 > c ; Garner oil , 0@7c.
PIIINTS Pink nnd robes Allen , OJ o ; Rlv-
erpolnt , 5Wu ; Steel River , O' ' c : Richmond ,
OXo ; Pacific , 7c.
PIIINTS Dress Charter Oak , 5Ko ; Ram-
aio ) , 4 ! c ; Lodi , fi'ic ' ; Allen , Oo : Uichmond ,
Oo ; Windsor , O cj ICddystono , Oj oj PaciHc ,
OJ c.
UiKAcnii > SIIBIITINO llcrlcley cambric ,
No. 09 , U > , ; c , Hest Yet , 4-4 , Oo ; butter cloth ,
OO , 4'4"c ' ; Cabit , 7Jjc ; Furwell , half
bleached 8Wc ; Fruit of the Loom , 9c ;
Greene G. Oc ; Ho ] > o , T'o ' ; King Phillip
cambrio , Uo ; Ix > nsdalo cambric , 14KU < Lous-
dalc , 8) < e. ; New York mills. 10 , ' u ; Pepper-
ell , -1'Mii , Uc ; rcuuofoll , 40-in , 18o ; Popper-
til , fl 4 , lOe ; Pcpporcll , S-4 , 3lc ; Pcpporcll ,
P-4 , 3Je : 1'cppercll , 10-4 , 3Vi Canton , 4-4 ,
Triumph , Oc ; Wamsutta , lie ; val
ley , oc ,
Fi.ixxFr.is Plaid Haftsmen , 2 > ) c : Goshen ,
22l c ; Clear Lake , 8 ( > J c ; Iron Mountain ,
20io.
FAXXCi.WhltoGH , No. 3 , i. 2 : 0 ;
OH , No. 1. ? f , aio ; HH , No. 8 , * , , S8H'e ;
HH , No. 1 , f ( , 8Ue ; ( Juoclicc , No. 1. f , 42c.
Coiisr.T" , fikxs Androscoggln , 7' c ; Kenr-
sarge , 7jre ; Rockpoit , 0i'c ; Conestoga , OUc.
TICKS- York , 80-in , lij c ; York. 32-iu ,
lH,4e ; Swift river , 7e ; Thoradlkc OO ,
SV ; Thorndlke , KK , SJfc ; Ihormltko , 120.
ti'je ; Thorndlke , XX. ir > c ; Cordls , No. 5 ,
UJ.'o ; Cordls , No. 4 , lOJi'c.
UISIM : Ainoskeag , 'J-oz , 10le ; Everett ,
7-oz , 18U'c ; York , f-oz , 13i4c ; Haymaker ,
S > < c ; JntTroy , XX , li1 : .lafTrcy. XXX ,
18 We : Heaver Creek , AA. 12e ; Ucavcr Creek ,
HM. 11" ; Heaver Creek. CC , lOe ,
Kr.xrtiKV JPN Memorial , hV ; Dakota ,
l o ; Durham , 27 c ; Hercules , I8o ; Lcnui-
inirtoti , 23 > he ; Tottswold , 27 0.
CitA ii--Stovens' H , 0fo } ; Sti-vens1 H ,
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , I' e : Stevens' A ,
bleached , S' e ; Stevens' P , sHe ; Stevens' P ,
bleached , 9 e ; Slovens' N. H'4'i Stevens' N ,
bleached , 10's'e ; Slovens' ' SRt , I'JXe.
Mt i Ki.i.\Niof9 : Table on cloth , $ J.50 ;
plain Holland , HSc ; Dado Holland , 18fo
HIIONNN Snr.r.TiNo Athintic A , 1-4 , 7'8c ' :
Atlantic 11,4-4 , 7'c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , ( l 4e ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Of ; Aurora LL. 4 I , lie ; Au
rora C , 4 4 , 4V ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 0"fc ;
Moosier LL , 4 4 , Oo ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7'4c ;
Lawrence LL , 4 4 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5Vc ; Peppercll K , 1-4. 7c ; Peppcrell O , 4-4 ,
OJic ; Peppcroll , S 4 , iMu'c : Pcpporoll , 9-4 ,
2le ; Pcpporell , 10-1 , 8ic ; ; Utica C , 4-1 , l. c ;
Waehiisctt , 4-4 , 7'e , , ; Aurora U , 4-4 , 7e ; Au
rora H , 1-4 , OJtfO.
DI-IK West Point , 29 in , S oz. 10'fc ; West
Point , 29in. 10 o12V , West Point , 29 in ,
12 oz , 15a ; West Point , 40 In , 11 u ? . lOe.
FiANNr.i.s-Rod C , 31 in , Iflttfe ; K. 34 In ,
31'ic ' ; GG , 81 in , 20c ; 11AF , ? f , 25e ; JRF , Jf ,
27e.
27e.Gi
Gi von \ -Plunkott checks , 7' e ; Whitton-
ton , 7j e ; York , 7' e ; Norniaiidl ijress , S' ' c ;
Rcnfrow dress. s > ( T. . ' e.
CAMIIHII-J Slater , 5c ; Woods , oc ; Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , fie.
PRINTS , IXDIOO Ui.fn Arnold , OJu'c ; Atnor-
Ican , O' e ; Gloucester , (1' ( ' c ; Arnold C , long
cloth , 9c ; Arnold H , long cloth , 10tfo : Arnold
Gold Seal , lO c ; Steifcl A , 18o ; Windsor ,
Gold Ticket , '
First ami second clear , 1'4 ' in. . . $ 19 0000 !
First and second clear , I'/in. ' . . 47 OOftr.lO 00
Third clear , 1 ' in . 48 OOi'f 15 00
A select , I'1 ' ; ? in . 37 ( )
11 select , l'j ' ( l'i in . 88 00
A stock boards , 12 ( IO ft , 18 in. . 4(1 ( 00
U stock boards , 12 11 ! ft , 12 in. . 41 00
C stock boards , 18jeit ( ( ft , 12 in. . 110 ( HI
D.stoek boards , 18 ( < 2l ( ! ft , 18 in. . 83 00
Flooring , first common , 0 in. . . . 34 IK )
Flooring , second common , 0 in. . 31 00
Select fencing flooring . 19 00
Siding , llrst common , 10 ft . 82 00
Siding , second common . 19 00
Common boards . 13 00 ( > I9 00
Fencing , No. 1 , 12 ( ' 20ft , . 10 50@1S 00
Fencing , No. 2 , 12 , 14d ( > 10 ft . 14 00 ( < f 15 00
.loislnml scantling. 2x4 , 14 ( 10 ft 10 00iS17 ( 00
Timber , 4x4 , 8x8. 12iMi ( ( ft. . . . . . 17 00
Pickets , D mid II Hat . 80 00
Pickets , 1) and II square . 80 00
Shingles , extra A . 280
Shingles , standard A . 2 00
Lath . . . . . B r.O
O G Halts , 2 > f in . 70
OG Halts , U2x3in , S 1 S . 41)
3-in well tubing , D and M bev. . - 23 00
Mctnl iiiul Tinners' Slock.
Hlock tin , smallpig . $ 28
Hlock tin , bar . 29
Copper , planished boiler sizes . 34
Copper , cold rolled . 31
Copper , sheeting . 80
Coppar , pitts . 29
Copper , flats . 30
Gal. sheet iron , Juniata , 50 , 10 and 5
per cent discount.
Pat. planished iron , 21 to 27 A . 10J , ;
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 87 H . 9 >
Roofing , 1C. 14x33 , 112 sheets . 0.00
Rooting , IX , 14x80 , 113 sheets . 7.r , ( )
Hoofing , I U , 20x28 , IIS sheets . 11.00
Roofing , IX , 20x28 , 112 sheets . 14. .10
THE CHICAGO
Council Bluffs
And Giiicao.
nlrroad to take for Res Molnes. Harslmltown
ra. oe
not ponlbln br any otherllnc.
Anionit a i w of the nmneioua point ! of BuperlorttT
0nl ° JOI by the patrox of thu rood between Omahn
i . d. ; 5tJroBre ( " * thrpe trains a doof 1JAV
i.OACIIKS. which are the finest Unit human art and
nKPnulty can creato. Its TALACKBLEKI'INO CAHH
Iho eqiialor which can not bo found clfowliuro. Al
{ .oimcll Bluff . tbo trains of the Union I'aclllo Kail-
war connpct In union depot with tboo of the Chi-
ffF ° n * ' ' " ' "western Uj. la Chicago the trains of
this line runkacloie connection with tnate of all other
KHMcrn linos.
' For Detroit , Columbui , Indlanapoll , . Cincinnati ,
J'lflgara Jails. UulTalo , I'lttiburg , Toronto. Montreal ,
> oitou , New fort , Philadelphia. Uulilmoro. WnBhl
ngton , and all points In the * jt. Ask far tickets r !
I DO
"NORTHWESTERN"
If you wish the best accommodation. All tlckll
mcnts sell Hckcts vis. this Hue.
II. UUJJIHTT. H. p. WII.80N.
Uen'l MannRcr. ' ' '
Oen'l 1'au'r Agoat.
' " ' '
K.N. BAHCOCK , " "n'-nVe's'teVrfArent.
IJ. H. KIMUAI.U Ticket Aficnt.
, . . , , , ' . K WEST. City Pampncer Agent
HOI Karnam St. Omalja.
-THE
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee &St , Paul R'y.
The Best Koulo from Omaha and Council
® Kluffs lo
T\70 TltA\N3 DAILV IIKTWKKN OMAUA AND
COUNCIL , ULUFFB
Clilcngo , - AND - Milwaukee ,
St. Tnul , Minneapolis , Cedar JtaplUi ,
Hock Iblantl. Frceport , Kockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Daren uoit ,
Elgin , Madison , Juni'svillc ,
Bcloitf Wiuonn , La C'rosse ,
Aud all other Important point ! East , Northeast a d
tjoutneati.
rorthrounh tlikets , call on the tlckut aecnt at iXl
Farnaui ttrett. In llarkcr lilock , or itt Uulou 1'acltio
Votiot.
1'ulln.an Sleepers and the Onest IMnlnic Cars In the
world are run on the main line of thu Chicago , Mil.
wakoa it UU I'aul Hallway , anil oterr aUuntlouls pala
lo iianoDKcr , br courteous raployuJOf thecomyaof.
U. .MH.I.Rlt.ileneral Msntjii.
J. V. TUCKKR , AsiltUint Ueuenl M nl jcr
A. V. It. CAUr NTUli , aeaerol I'smceer aa <
otAze.
UKO. CUKAFronD. AWliunl aenenl rnieofel
and Ticket Agent.
J.T. CLAUIT , 'JeneralBuperlntcnden * .
.
lyauamfelycuredbyUOOrUUAO
Eulea. riover.il casva cureil In BOVCU duys. Solil
11.60 per box , all JruifKUcu , or by mull from ! ) < >
cutuMfc.t'o lU'WUrtoSt..N. V. I'llII Direction *
For inventions
_ _ Procured Prornptly.
n. T.K.MOV , Iturn.-y lit I.uw ,
015 Mn nth bt. , AVAfilllNOTON. I ) . O.
76W. Jienit fur CT-i'arnpAlel , free.
, . . . r/I..11 Kit. V. | * . 1IICIIH4N , J II , lll.yt.\l.il.k.i
PALMER , RICHMAN 4 : CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
DOlco-ltoorn 2 ( . Unpoilta Kiclumuo llulldlne , union
block Yurcla , Mouth Oioahiv , Mcb.
soRIMERWESTERFIELp"i MA-E .
Liye Slock Coinniissiou ,
tloam 15 , Kictmnuo Ilullilliiy , l.'ulou KtocU YJrJ ,
iiouthOumlia.NBb ,
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Of Omaha , Limited ,
Join F.
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CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
C rrt | rc nd Iliicglrn , ,1iift ( Strcrl.belwccnltbfinil
IWb , Oin lm , "
LININQER A METCALF CO. ,
Agricnltnrallmiileiiients.Wagous.CaTriage . .
Hiigglo.Ktc. Wholoialo. Oinnlm ,
"PARLIN , ORENDORF ft MA RTI NT"
'liolonlc Dcnlfru In
Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Bnggies
Rll. l l , 'Ad niiil WJJcncs Street , Onmb/v. /
P. P. MAST & CO. ,
Manufacturers of BncXeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivator * , liar llnkci.CMcr Mills nnd I.nbnn l'ul <
Tcrlicri. Cor lah ntul Mclmlki siroi'ts.
IMPLEMENT CO.
Whcifsslc
AgricDlturai Implements , Wagons &Bii gics
J. F. SEIBERLINO .V CO. ,
Akron , Olilo.
Haryestini Machinery and Binder Twine ,
\Y. K Men > 1 , Mutineer. ISKIH-iTi-nworllt 'U. Omnlin.
MOLINE.MILBURNStSTODDARDCo
.ManuticturtTS MicUotil'i-rs in
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Pill Mul 1'acltlc Slrcoli , UinftliA , Ni'b.
. Artloto' IVlntorlnlB.
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HOSPE. Jr.r
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
IMS Douulim Plroct , Onurm. Nt'brnKKn.
Bookoollora nnd Stationers. -
" H. M , & S. W7JONES ,
Surcciton to A. T. Konynn , \ Co. , Wholosulo & llctnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Flue W Jilinu Stationery , CntninurclRl Stnlloncry
iy.1 lloutilftt Street. Umnliu. .Ni.b.
_ Boote and Shooa-
K1RKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
WliolesaielSSnrcR of Boots and Sliocs
Aui'iiulor lli'slon llubuur bhoo ( \ > . ll , Ildl .VllWi
lluiuoy bl. , Ouiaha "
W. V. MORSE & CO. .
Johhers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 1103-1105 Uouslm St , Omaha Maaufnctory , Sum
mer Mlluatun. .
Cool , Coke and Llmo. _
O"MAH A COAL. coKE'aTLlMiT
Jokers of Hard and Soft Coal
209 South 13lh Street , Om lm. Nabrnilia.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shivers of Coal and Cote ,
JH Ponlh ir.th n. . Omnt"i. Koti.
J. J. JOHA'SOX ACO. . .
Manufacturers of Lime ,
n rt 'hlppi'rs of Coal , Conk , ConiPnt , l'l.i tor. l.lmo
Drain Tllo anil honer 1'lpc. Onloo , 2H S-"I"
Ht. , Oiunlin , Noli. Tolcliona6ll.
Coffooe , Sploos , Ktc- _
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CLARKE'COFFEE co.
Omnlin CofTee and Hp\fo \ Mllli.
Teas , Coffees , Snices , Baking Powder ,
Fl&vuili'e KilrncH , Luunrtry nine. Inks , Etc. 14H
lil8 llurney Slreut. Omaha , Ncbro li .
Crockery and Glasswares
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W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent for the Manufacture and Iraportoxof
Glassware Lamps Chimneys
Crockery , , , ,
Etc. Office , .1178 13th HI. . Omaha. Ncbraika.
PERKINS. GATCH ft LAUMAN.
IruDortvr * and Jobbers of
CrccKery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc. U14 Fornam St. , J\or PaTton DulldlnK.
Commission and Storage.
" "RIDDELL & RIDDELL'
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Speclnltl < " nutlpr , Kurt , Choenp. I'oi'lirT , Onmo
1113 Howard Stioet , Umnha , Neb.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
Knccesiors to McSlmno & Schrot'iicr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omnlia. Nobraskn.
Dry Cop daina Notions.
M. E SMITH i"cb r"
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 anil 1101 Doualns. Cor. llth St. , Onmba , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoofyNotions
Ucnts' Furolitilne ( innrti , I'nmor llth und llaJncr
Ms..Oinabn. .Nebraska.
HELIN. THOMPSON < sTcO
liiiportorn null Jobbers ( if
Woolens andTailo'
:117 : Soatli IDtli Street.
FurnHuro.
DEWEY" & STO'NE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnnui Strccl.Omahafrakn. .
CHARLES SH1VERICK ,
Furniture
Omaha , MckrOiUn.
Crocorios.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705 , 7U7.T03 and 711 8. 10th St. , Omnha , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY c cToTi
Wholesale Grocers ,
i til and I.cnvanwortli SlrniU. Onmha , Kobrasko.
Jhloayy Harclwnro.
W. J B ROATCrT "
Ucayy Hardware , Iron anfl Steel ,
SnrlnsB , U'nKon Hlock. Unrdware , I/mnlior , Kin , : . ,
uurt 1ZI1 Unrui-f '
HIMEBAUGH &TAYLOFI.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mochualc , ' Tools nnd HuRalo Scali'i. KOi Uoiiglni
Hlrcet , Oruutin. Ncbraikn.
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware.
Clh and llnrno' rUi. , Ornnlm , Nub. Wcntcrn Accnti
for Auilln l'odcr Co. , Juiruntnn btuul Nulli ,
_ FalrbHiiK MuntliinlHralp .
UEE , CLARKE. ANDREESEN HARO-
WARfe COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Wetula , Slii'ct Iron , i-lr. AcenU for fiowc Snlen ,
illaml l'o diT nndl.yinnii llurhud wlru ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
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_ , Cnpo , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE Ai"bo.T
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Strzw Goods ,
1107 Ilarucr Street , Umntw. Nob.
MARKSBROS.
\VLolv ale MonufncturcTJ or
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardv/are /
And Ixsatlicr. 1IOJ , llU'i nnd KU7 llarui-y Su.
Lum'oor- _ _ > _ _ _ " " "
OMAHA LUMBliVco. , "
all Kinds of Building Material at Ww&t
lsu strc < it ' " f ° ' ° n l' cinoTrack.QIII.II .
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LOU'IS H'R'A'DFO'RD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash.
ioou.litr ; , Yuri-Corner ! "lit niul IOUK ! I ; C'oioc-i
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_ . LUMBER. "
Fhuu v , o.,7 r ; * "
Lninlier Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Eih < > nd Donglm Stt. , Om hn.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
ISlh nnd California Sired ? , Oninrin , Nebraska.
LUMUhM
To Dealers Only ,
Oftlc .Hftl Furnurn Strfrt Onmho ,
JOHN A. VVAKEPIELD ,
Wliolcsale Lumber , Etc ,
iuncjVhliu \ Mine.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmiier ,
Wooil Ciirpcta ami I'nrqm-t Klooring. Mli unit Dnnnliii
Mllllnorynnd Notlona.
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1. OBERFELDER * CO. .
Iwporters & JobbBKin Millinery & Notions
aw. smnn.l 515 Sonlli nth Street.
Notion 8
J. T.
Wholesale Notions and Furnisliing Goods
4lt | nnd Wilf ( nth 10th HI Onmtn.
V1NYARD St SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's '
Furnishing Good ? ,
1IOA tlnrnoT Ptrppt. Omaha.
_ _ . _ Ovornlla.
CANF1RLD MANUr-ACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans PnnU. blitrti , Kt.IllUuml 1IO < Douiilt- Street ,
Umnlm. tt >
_ Offlco Flxturos.
TlTi : SIMMONDS JIAXttrACTUlllNO CO.
Mnnulnrturo.'a ot
BaHlc , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Unrttlci. , Slilchonnl" , Hook t'n cs. lrn ) 11turcTn (
! > ( , I'nrllllDii' . UatltiiKii.Cnuiilvr * , HI-IT mill Wins
Cuolori , MliioiH.cU * . iMictury uiu * olllco , IT.ill ituu liJ3
Soiilh 1 , ili St.linului. Tuluiiliuno li'Jl.
Oils.
CO N SOLI DAT ED TANlVLfNE CO. .
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo Cirea p , Ktc. , Oiuuha. A. 11 lll hii | > . Mnnagyr
Paints nnd Oils.
" CUIVIIVIIN GS & NETLi
\Vliolc-alo Dciili'rftln
Paints , Oils , Windov Glass , Etc ,
HISFarnara Stroot. OmahaNeb.
- - - - Pnpor. . - . . , _ .
CARPENTER PAPER CO.
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry n nlco Hock of 1'rlnllnc , Wrapping nnd Wrltlnt
lfc- r Ht > prtnl JlltonMnn tvn , , ,0. , * 'or I , -rnr
Btorogo , Forwartiliig & , Commission
ARM TR"6NG. plETTIS . % CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Itrnnrh Iiou4no ( the llumu'y lluifgj Co. IlviL'eli'B nl
oUolcsulo unil rptnll , I > 'i rilOiuul lill'J Iznrd Struet ,
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O-tlllbH.
" Toys. CD _ _
H. HARDY & CO , ,
Toys , Dolls , Aliiiimsi" Fancy Goofy
UOIHR KiinilRhlti. ! Cin.l . , Clill.lrin's C'lirrt iu'09 , l to
I2M Vnt niiiii Stro > t , ( Inuilui , Ncli.
Brovvora.
STOR & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 Notlh liitftbtconlh fctreot. Oin iha. Nth.
Cornice.
EAGLE cbT 7JlCE WORKS.
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window cnpi mid invtiilla kyll , rltll.
JOHNKi'u.vini.ii. . I'niprlcior.
Kti nnil IIISouth ) uth ttroct.
_ , Prlntors' ftflatorlals.
WEST ERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dtaicra la Trpp , I'rusHca anil 1'rlntprs' Supplies. (01
touth 12th lrect. Oiuuha.
Pnpor Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory.
No . HI ? and 1JW Douglas jjt. , Qmaha. N t .
Rubber
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Dll Clothing and Ixiatbcr UulUne. lOOfi Karnain Btrafk
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV , ' CO. ,
Wholesale AlanuT .cturors of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch ( jUlcc , ind and liard aireoti , Qmnha , Nob.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
-ulillnEH , Rtalr Work and Interior llanl Wool nn-
> u. M. If. Comer Mil nnd l.uavuiiwurth btrouls ,
Omalut.
Flttlngo , Pumpo , Etc. .
CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Steam , WntPr , Itii.lwav and Mlnliie Supplies , Etc ,
KU , ir. . ' anil V24 I nninm Mrctit , Oainliu.
CKUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
fnolesale Pumps , Pipe , Fiitings ,
Ucam on.1 Water Btippllr > t. Tlciidnii-irtpn for Mint.
U. a. WIND ENGINE & PUMT CO. ,
Stepffl and Water Supplies ,
llnllliliiy Wind Mllli. tin nnd TO ! Tarnnm HI. , Omnha.
O. K. lion , AulnK .Mnniijicr ,
BROWNELL & CO , ,
engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet Iron AViirli PtPiun I'limu' , . Hair Ml > ! . I5l1.jli |
Jron
STEAM BOILER WORKS , .
Caiter It ton , 1'rnp'n. .Mnnufaotiircra of nil kinds
Steam Boilers , Tairts and Slieetlron forfc
Works Poiith 'Allh anil II. & M. Crorilnv.
I'AX'IO.V 4 VIKItUNO"lltON WOIIIC8.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building YM ,
Kualncd , lira's Work. Uoncral rounilry , .Muo < ilraand
JIlHckumllh Work. . inuoIIIH ! Wnrki , U. I1 , lly. '
and ith Mrucl , Umnliu ,
OMAHA WIHfe
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Jock Hall , , Window Ctiarili , Klonrur Htandt , Wild
KlKin , Klc. 1X1 North Kth tilrcut.Oiniilm ,
"o MAHA"S A pi"anu IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
paultM.ull ( Work. Iron ami Wlr njnclnit. Hl n , ltc.
O. Anilrepii , 1'ion'r Cor. lllhniid.Hi.k ) oii wt .
CHAMPION IRON nncl WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Kcrccns , for bank , office" , lorp roilJoncoi , oto.
Injnr veil AwnlnL'i , l.ock inith Mui'lilnery und
Ji'uckMiiltllViirkn. ' \ . ( lli.Mi'itti lull M.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,
Audits for Dlebijld bHfu aid l < uoU Cucjpiuy's
nulls and Jnll Work , tl'J rl. lull Street.
FOB 1EN OILY !
For LOST or FAILING MANHOOD ;
lienc ) nod NEUV008 BEBILITV1) )
We kD n ol Bciijrtnd XMiUUttit
cf Er/ori Ficdtict In Old .
or Youcr.
Bilioil , ihl. millUIIIlfullr II , . ! „ „ < f lln. I.K.Urt. or ,
mr l i < kyHiti icfiKLolmiuiim i * rAnTac.-Coor.
ll.ol.l.l. u rlll.r IIIIHK 7UKriUCSl..Rf , , U I. t ill ,
Kill/ ) turn 41 l.l , Irrrilul , , , 4 l/f.l , l . | .t ,
Yet , , a writ * lira. lf Bh/tllipU4kUtiM , ki br rHfttlM
( c U4l ttt. mttu U | ( K EOlCAl CU , , BVf f All , it , 1i