THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Shrinkage in July and an Advance
In May Wheat.
CORN CLOSES AT A DECLINE.
Onis In loilrrnto l.i'cjursl Provis
ions Kvhililt n StroMK' ' * ' ' I'ront -
Cnttlc ItcefilntH l.l luer
I logs lit I'nlr Demand.
CHICAGO PltonUCK M.VUKHT.
Ciiir\fo ) , l > b. 10.-fSpoclnl Tolcirram to
Tun HfE.l-At the beginning trailo in Mnv
wheat wnnrountl tl.0' ' % 1.10. It sold off
* eon to 11.09)4. ) A recovery to $ I.W { followed ,
niul tlicn n rapid break to $1 OhV , with ti re
civory to SI.OS ) ; . Tlio market nilvnnreil to
$1 oil Vi settled back to . < 1 OS' ' < , nnd in n few
minutes advanced to $1.11 % Tlih oectirrcu
Hlinrtl.y buforo 12 o'clock. The market from
thattiino until the end of the session w.n
vorj excited nnd nervous. It bioko back to
Jl in' ; , nnd bulged to51.1'J'f ' , settling
nfierwnrd as low as ? l.Hj ) , anil
closing there. July opened at fllJs < ' , ranged
from 9lo to'.U o , and closed at ! I4VA
ternlic bulRu ftom tl 0 > J-f to 41.11V occa
sioned fjrciit pxrilcmont , and a variety of
explanations were offered to account for It ,
Tliat most commonly acccplod was based on
the theory Unit Hlootn hail sold himself Into
n holt- , and th.it when ho < i it selling there
was no more who.it to eoinu on the mnrltet.
liloom'.s brokers wcro cn-tuinlv active buy
ers on the way up , ami at the top. When
the Uloom wheat w.is covered the market
did not break , slrritit'o to say. Then it
leaked out through aidu channels that
d 1 > I | { local dual' in cash wheat had been
consummated. This , however , was kept
strictly within the knowledge of a favoied
few until about half an hour before the close ,
The nuws heard was that thrcu loads of
wheat hud been talten in New York for
Olusrow and that the St. Louis millers had
advrnccd the price of ( lower another lUc per
barrel , and that 1,1)00 ) bushels of the. best St.
Louis whc.it was about to bo shipped to Clii-
i capo. 'I'licso matters Mccincd at the tune In
sufficient localise a He jump in the market ,
and , as it transpired later , they were not the
solo cause , though those incidents and
Bloom's bui iiiK all contributed lo the same
end. J'he market was boomed primarily on
inside information about the sale of ( JOJ)00 ( )
bushels of ohoico hard wheat in
the I'aclllc elevators A and H.
The sale was made by W. H.
Harper , manager of the elevator , on behalf
of the owners , to A. 1 * . Wright , avowedly
lor the liufTulo millers. The pricis paid was
not given , but both Messrs. Harper and
AVriglit ngrcuil that "It yon should say 7c
above the May price you will not bo far out
of the way. " The inference from this was
that the purchasers bought in the holdeis'
hedge in May tit a difference of 7c. Mr.
Wright offered 7) ) 0 premium for the rest of
the whe.it in the elevators , about 150,000
bushels. This wheat ho the story goes , is
to be shipped to liuil'ulo , ! ! 00,000bushols to be
loaded into boats at once , and 1100,000 bushels
to go by rail. The wheat in question is very
choice grain and would grade about No. 1.
northern , if there was such a grudo here.
This ! s wheat that "was held at 5c over
May" until yesterday , yet to-diiy buyers arc
iound nt "about" 7e over May. "About"
IIMVCS some latitude for guessing. On the
bulge caused by this ' 'deal" nearly all of the
strong bull houses sold wheat freely , some
of them very freely. My the time thee who
had the HiHt tips were through buying the
crowd c.uight on , and there was accordingly
u good niurkot to sell on. The closing range
of prices marks a gain of % in May and a
shrinkage of ifr in July.
The corn market developed considerable
weakness at the opening , owing to the heavy
receipts , which were : ' , 'J cars over yesterday's
estimate. The weather w.is aNo an import
ant contributor to the weakness which pre
vailed , being considered both favorable to a
freer movement fiom llr.st hands , and also tea
a more rapid curing of corn , giving promise
of more No. 2 in a short time. There was a
cratifying increase in the clearances from
the Atlantic seaboard , and l'J,000 ' bush
els in addition thereto was moved
toward Europe from New Orleans yes
terday. The estimates for to-morrow
being considered higher than for the past
two days gave the marKet a temporary as
sistance which the later strength in wheat
did much to .sustain. Tim market showed a
wonderlul power of assimilating corn , when
the price for May hoveied around in uthere
being considerable pressure to sell , and a
peed deal of it found a market. Neai-tho
close the feeling w.is much improved , and
May was wanted at 3. " > . ' ( . - , when the closing
boll sounded. This , however , is a decline of
iiuout VjC on yesterday's resting llgurc.
Oats were in moderate speculative request
within a slightly lower range of prices.
There were fair transactions in May winch
acted independently of outside influences ,
rulini : easy to ] fiy"4C ( lower , most of the
trading lie'mg at ar > < | ( ( < 2"fc. ) ) Uius wcro re
duced Jfeoii near deliveries , and nothing of
consequence was done , while .Time attracted
less than recent attention. The inspected re
ceipts were liberal and nothing was reported
as withdrawn from store since Saturday ,
nnd No. ! 3 regular was weaker , with some
trading at S.ViJc , or about n ' c decline.
Tlio provision trade exhibited a stronger
front. There was no improvement in the
actual situation , but in sympathy with belter
advices from the stock yards , where the receipts -
ceipts of hogs were under the expectations ,
a firmer tone was developed. Traders of all
classes apiumrcd to act with more confidence ;
prices in their fluctuations were coniinod tea
a small range and the closings all n round
wore little higher than yesterday's final
quotations. In pork , the day's advance was
f > @ 7iie ; in lard , 2 > $ e ; and in short ribs , 2) ) @
Oc. _
CHICAGO IjIVE STOCK
CHICAOO , Feb. 19. | Special Telegram to
THE Hcc.J CATTLE The receipts wcro
lighter , nnd some dealers thought there was
n better prospect. The glutted eastern and
foreign markets , however , put a damicr ] on
the better prospect. There wcro 14,200 cattle
at Chicago , Kansas City , .St. Louis and
Om.ihu to day , against 17,100 at those points
ono week ago to day. There was n scarcity
of extra cattio hero , but good and pretty
good kinds met with slow sale. The ship
pers bought 1-11(1-11) ( ) cuttle as low as f3A ! > ,
and ISIS to 147Mb cattle at ? 3.C5ilU.OO. (
Only n few cattio sold at or above
fl. Dressed beef men paid S2.90
(83.85 ( for their cattio to-duy.
Choice to extra bceve.s , .nO@4.W ) ;
medium to good steers , littO to lf > 00 Ibs. , $ : UH )
(8-1.10 ( , 1300 to liftO Ibs. , fII.406ia.SO ; 950 to
1200 ibtf. . f UH > @ 3.40 ; btockors and feeders ,
$2.25@a..r)0cows ; , bulls and mixed , Sl.&O ®
JJ.ll ) ; bulk , $ J.'il 2.43.
lions in fair demand nnd steady as com
pared with yesterday , but a good nickel
higher than last week , closing at SI.&O ® ! 55
for mixed , and fJ.55Ml.liO for heavy. Light
eortb sold at M.CO © 1.7. " > , and at W.bO for light-
light averaging 120 to 130 Ibs. The shipping
ilc urn ml was limited , there being scarcely
nny orders for York sort.
Nr.w YOUR , Fob 19 , [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Uii.l STOCKS The stocit market
was rather slow at the oponingthis morning ,
ami first pi ices generally were fractionally
lower. Very little Interest was taken in the
dealings by the foreign houses , and there was
a disposition to await tliu news from Chicago
by the professionals , the result being a slow
and unsatisfactory market. There was some
buying of Louisville & Nashville on the good
showing tniulo by ttio company during the
first half of February. The Chicago operators -
tors were soiling granger * in n small way ,
whllo the specialty brokers were the largest
buyers of Chicago Clas Trust and Manhat
tan. There was an attack mndo on Atchlson
by the Jloston houses , and the stock yielded
l ) ( per cent. The statement published yes-
tcrday , while not any worse than hud been
anticipated , was bad enough to induce fresh
foiling. Oregon Improvement also declined
)4 percent on the limited dealings , a number
of "stop" orders being reached. * The an
nouncement that 1500,000 in cold had been
eneapod slarted the bears to hammering
They Old not part with much stork , nnd after
a temporary reaction the market firmed
up to about the opening prices The bear *
still maintain that nothing will bo accom
plished nt the Chicago meeting of the presi
dents this week , and that stocks will sell
very much lower in the near future. The
bulls did nottalk xvltli the assurance that has
lately churactcrbcil their utterances , though
they had by noinc.ms lost confidence. Stocks
were in plentiful supply in the loan crowd ,
grangers being about the only stocks in de
mand. Money ruled easy nt 1J w2 per cent.
At noon the market was quiet nnd fairly
steady , generally nt slight fractions fromt-ho
opening prices. The market ruled soft dur
ing the afternoon , with largo selling in Atchison -
son and L'nion Pacific by the Boston houses.
The news from Chicago was not so satisfac
tory as the bulls had hope , ) for , the absence
of Illinois Central nnd Chicago , Uurllngton
ft Northern nt the meeting giving rise to
rumors nf a disagreement. The net declines
for the day showAtchison , 1) ) $ : Union I'aclllc ,
1 ; Hock Island nnd Now England , c.icn ? f ;
Northern 1'aciHo preferred , % , and North
western nnd Missouri Pacific , each ) ' per
cent. About tlio only exception to the ircn-
ral decline was Cotton Seed Oil , which
closes ' 4 per cent above the opening figures.
The total sales for the day amounted to
217,000 shares , including St. Paul , 10,000 ;
Union Pacific , Hl.OtO ; Now England , s,00. > ;
Larknwnnnn , 10,000 ; Northwest , i.OOO ;
Quincy , 0,500 ; Heading , 25,000.
Tito foil iwmi ; were tha elosln ? quotations :
IT.S. 41 rpRiil.ir..r./1 < ' iNorthcrn I'.iPinc. . SIS
t * . H. 4ioouponi. . r-'S' | dopn'tVrred . fil'j '
I ' .a. l'isra ' uhir..lU7' . C. . .V. W . lOil' .
tJ.S * . 4'isroupoiH ' lO-.l dopreferred Ill
'U5 . . .lA ) N. V. ( Vntral 1UW
Ontrnl I'arlne . T's ' I' . . I ) , .t I ! .
I'lilrafro te.Utnn . U < I Hock Island . . . . 1)7 )
Clilrago.liirllHton ! ! ( ' . . M. ArSt. P . . . . M\
iVCjulncy . 103' . do preferred . U'1'.i
D..I..V : U' . US 1st. I'aul&Umuha . : t !
Illinois Central. . . lirj' , donrcfcrrcil . . . . W
l.ll.\W . ll'i'Unlnnl'Acitlo ' ' . t4' . ;
Kansas JcTuxus . . I.I'iW.bt. ' I , . \ l > . . . . ] ! > ,
LnkuShnru . . . .UH',1 do preferred . . " 7
Michigan Ontnil in iWesturu Union . b6sj
Mlssourll'actllc . T2' |
MOXCY ON Cu.t. Easy at ljji2 per cent.
PUIMB MisiuuNni.B I'U'isu I < per cent.
STKKMNO HXHMSOBStroiig.notlvc ; sl\tv-
day bills , fl.M ! > j ; demand , fl.Ss .
I'llODUCK MAKKI'U'S.
Cntfno , Fob 19. Wheat Strong ; cash ,
51 ( IS' , ; March , ? l Oji ; .May , $1.11) ) .
Coin Firm ; cash , 30Jjf ; March , S-l'je :
May , .T Vi' .
Oats -Steady : cash , 25)5'c ; March , "J.'i c ;
May. 2r c.
Hye-45c.
liailov Nothing doing.
Prime Timothj I1.-I3.
Flavfl.riS. .
Whisky S1.0I1.
Pork Steady ; cash and March , $11.05 ;
May , ? ! 1.)5. : )
Lard Steady ; cash ? 0.55 ; March , ? 0.5 ? ;
Mav , ? ( i.07)J. (
Flour Firm nt the advance established
last week ; winter wheat , $2.5ii7Ci.50 ) ( ; .spring
xvhcit , $ l.(50nl.a5. ( ( rye , J'J.OOtjiiJ.IO ; buck-
wlip.il , f I.OOC" I 50.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , ? 555 ; short ,
$ ii.l2) ) ( ! < li.25 ; short ribs , $5.8.jJt.'i.'J5. (
Uuttcr Unchanged ; creamery , lSS29e ( ;
dairy , I5.(224c.
Ctioeso Unchanged ; full cream cheddai s ,
; flats , lO wUlc ; Young Americas ,
.
Ergs Unchanged : fresh , 13llc. ( ?
Hides Steady ; linn ; ncavy and lisht
green salted , 5'4fi(5) ) c ; green , 4e ; salted bull ,
l ) c ; grocn bulls , yHjf ; green salted calf ,
( K4c : dry flint , 7'j.ifc. ; green salted kip ,
4e ; dry calf , 7@bu : branded hides , 15 tier
cent oil ; deacons , 25 .30o each ; dry salted ,
" ( 'lsc.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1. solid packed c ;
No. 2 , Mjt l > o ; cake , 5@ ' . c.
itecbiiits. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . lli.OOO 9,000
Wheat bu . 41000 19,000
Corn.ou . 215.0JO 21(5,000 (
Cats , bu . H7.0JJ 1HJ.OOO
New Vork. Feb. 19. Wheat Receipts ,
550 ; exports , 250 : spot quiet , but stronger
with options ; No. 2 red. 97fVi99o in ele
vator , il.OOftgl.OOVS afloat. OD'ACQjSl.OO ' f. o.
b ; No. 3 red , ' .Me ; options nuict , but linn
and higher , with prices V ( < ' ' * < c above yester-
duv ; l''cbruarv closing at 07J < o.
Corn Hecoipts , 75,000 ; exports. 151,000 ;
spot , easier and moderately active ; No. 2 ,
4017c in elevator , 4"iI , o afloat ; No. 2
wlute , 4fi@4C > Xu ; ungraded mixed , 40 > ( ii
41J < c ; ungraded mixed , 40@IO > e- ; options
active and linn.
Oats Receipts , 43,000 ; exports , SO ; spot
weaker ; options dull and 3iIiHiC ( lower ; Feb
ruary. liOhe ; March liOjiff. oXe ; Mav. 3i ; < c ;
spot No. 2 , white , ! i3 > 4di. ! ! : ) > ie ; mixed west
ern , 2 > Jg1' .
Coffee -Options opened stcad.v , closing
firm at .Vn 15 points up. Sales , -10,000 bags ;
Fobniiiry , ? 1" > .H5 ; March , $10.00feli.05 ( ; May ,
SlV.i5glG.10 ( ; sjiot iiio , steady ; lair cargoes ,
? 17 50.
Petroleum Steady and quiet ; United
closed at 91Xc.
Kfigs Firm ; western , lJ.f ! ? ( < J14c.
Pork Active ; now , f 12.50il2.75. (
Lard Quiet and steadier ; western steam ,
$7.02 > ; February , $7.00.
IJutterEasy ; western , iiP'tlc. ;
Cheese-Quiet ; western , lO ftillJ c.
IjivorKil | , Feb. 19. [ Special Cablegram
to THE llr.B.J 3:3U : p. in. close. Park
in poor demand ; prime mess , eastern , GSs ,
easy ; do , western , 55s easy.
Lard In poor demand ; spot and Febru
ary , ! Ms lid , dull ; March and April , 34s
.Id , dull.
Wheat In fair demand ; new No. 2 , winter ,
7s 7d , steady ; do spring , 7s 9d , steady.
Flour In fair demand at lls 3d , steady.
Cora Demand fair for spot and poor for
futures ; spot , 4s IJ d , firm ; February , 4s
lifd , steady ; March and April , 4s , steady.
St. LoiiiM , Fob. 19. Wheat Higher ;
cash , JSojMa.y.ll.Ol'f.c.
Corn Lower ; cash , 273B'(3.27 ( e ; May ,
, .
Oats Lower ; cash , 22Jfc ; May , 27c.
Pork Dull at $11.50.
Lard-Dull at ? t.40. )
Whisky Steady at ? 1.0. %
Uutter Quiet and steady ; creamery , 24@
2Cc ; dairy , 20@J2c.
Knnsnx City. Fob. 19. Wheat-Steady :
No. 2 red , cash , no bids nor offerings ; Mav ,
IMl e bid ; No. 2 , soft , cash , 92' ' c bid ; May ,
95Jfc bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 2lc asked ;
May , 25Jfc bid : No. 2 white , cash , nothing
doing ; May , 27Jfe bid.
Outs No. 2 , cash , io bids nor offerings ;
May , 23 ? $ asked.
MiiuienpollH. Feb. 19. Wheat Sample
wheat weak and lower ; receipts were leas
than estimated , and n largo decrease was ro-
> orted on passage. Closing : No 1 hard , Fob-
uury , $1.20 ; May , $1.23 ; on track , $1.SJ ! ; No.
1 northern , February , $1.10 ; May , J1.12K ;
on track , $1. 11GU.S2 ; No. 2 northern , Feb
ruary , $1,02 ; May , * lOIi ; on track , $1.0,5 ®
1.00.
Cincinnati , Feb. 19. Wheat-Dull ;
No. 2 red. l)9c. )
Corn Dull and heavy ; No. 2 , mixed ,
83c.
83c.Oats
Oats Weaker ; No. 2 mixed , 27e.
Whisky-Steady at $1.0J.
Milwaukee , Fob. 19. Wheat Firm :
cash,9IX i May , ' . 'O ' c.
Corn-Dull ; No. 3. 2 c.
Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 white. 27 > f@2Sc.
Hyo-lCasicr : No. 1 , 4IXc.
narl-iy Dull : No. 2 , 57c.
Provisions Firm ; jiork , $11,03.
Clilonco , Fob , 19 i'ho Drovers' Jour-
mi reuortsas follows-
Cattio Receipts , 7,000 ; market slow but
steady ; choice to extra beeves , ? 4.50@1. GO ;
steers , W.00 ( < 4.10 ; stockers and feeders ,
i2.25i 350 ; cows , bulls and mixed , Sl.MW
J.10Tulk. ; 2.2 ( > @J.4' > .
Hogs Keceipts , 18,000 ; market opened
stronger and closed weak ; mhed , $4.40 ®
4.GQ ; heavy , ? 4.40vf4.GO ; ; llijlit , $4.45 < Vjl,70 ;
) igs , $470 1,85.
Sheep Uocolpts 5,000 ; market steady ; no-
lves,004J500 { ; westerns , corn-fed , f3.30os
4 70 ; Jambs , $5.00(10.00. (
City. Feb. 19. Cattio Ro-
celpts , 2,700 ; shipments , ltoO ; ; movement
slower , owing to an increased supply ;
tressed beef and choice steers , weak and a
shade lower ; good to choice corn-fed , $3.lKXi $
.25 ; common to medium , $3.bor < 8 I'M ; stock-
; rs nnd feeding steers , linn ut $1.50@J,25 ;
cows , steady nt $1."X < W.75.
Hogs Receipts , 0,400 ; market opened
strong and active and So higher , closing
vcak , with the advance lost ; common to
choice , fUfUgU-K1.
Kloux Ctiy , F b. 19.-CatUo-Hcccljts ) ,
TSOKST ;
3'Jo , shipments , fiO market strong and un-
. Imneed. fat steers , $ J gfM-l.od ; feeders ,
.20tl290. stockcrs nnd fat cows , $1.50 (
2.00. canners and bulls , $1 OJil.75 ( , .
Hogs Receipts , 700 ; tnarnct 5c higher ;
light nnd mixed , Jl SO ; heavy , W.3fX i4.37 ; > (
Nntton.tl Slock Ynrils. I'.asc St.
LniilH , Feb. -Cattio Receipts , 900 ;
shipments , 10J ; market a shade higher ;
choice heavy native steer * , $3 0 ( ! ? .40 ; fair
to good. $2SOMH.75 ; stockers nnd feeders ,
$ IMM290 ) ; rangers , corn fed , $2 > 0 ( < ? 3.40 ;
prass-fcd , $1.75(1(2.70. ( (
Hogs Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 400 ;
market higher ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , ? 440r < ? 4.GO ; light grades , $4.40
OMAHA IjlVU STOOIl.
Cattle.
Tuesdav. Feb. 19. 1SS9.
With about 100 cars of cattle on sale it was
only natural to uxnecl a lower market , and
the buyers succCcdcd In gaining a concession
off > @ 10ii on beef cattle , The trade was
slow to open and comparatively no steers
were sold In the morning , but in the after
noon when business was once tnirlv started
there was considerable activity. The mar
ket on butchers' stock opened earlier In the
day , and nit hough the offerings were heav
ier than has been the rule of late ,
about everything was sold before midday.
The market on this kind of cattio was also
lower. Feeders were also rather slow , Uio
demand not being veryheavy. . There Is
considerable demand for veal calves , nnd
anything desirable meets with ready sale ut
$5.50.
The hoe market , though a little slow to
open , was rptito active when the trade was
fairly under way. and nt an advance of
nearly 5e. A few light loads sold at $4 10 nnd
the bulk of the mixed hogs at $1 . ' 15. I'ho
market is back very nearly where it was last
week Tuesday , with the exception of heavy
hogs , which are hardly as high.
Sheep.
The packers were well supplied and wcro
not in nny great need of more sheep , which
mndo the market rather slow. Prices re
main unchanged.
IlcuMpls.
Cittlo . 1,900
H o s s . 3,501) )
Sheep . 450
s I'rlout.
The follT.vlnj H a Ubloot priujipxll In
thismintot for the gr.iljj of stair mo.i-
tioned
Prime steer * . 1300 to 1500 11)9 . .M.35 (33.90 (
Prime stecn. HOJ to 13JJ ibi. . 3.0. ) ' ! .40
Native feeders . 2.SO ( B.1.10
Common to good cows . 1.50 ( i 2,30
Choiceto fancy cows . 2.50 rrf" 90
Fair to choice bulls . 1.75 042.50
Fair to cnoicoliRnt hoes . 4.35 M4.40
Falrto choice tieavv tiojs . 4t : ( ) htl.35
Fair 10 choice mixed lions . 4.25 ( ijl.35
Fair to choice western sheen. . 3.75 ( ( 1.20
Fair to choice Nebraskas . 3.5'J ' ( i 4.15
ICcprcNPiitntlvo Snlcs.
CATTI.B.
No. Av. Pr.
1 canncr . S30 $1.00
1 canner . 920 1.50
1 cow . WO 1.113
Scanners . M3 1.75
1 bull . 1500 191) )
1 stag . 5'20 20J
1 bull . 170 2.10
5 cows . 1010 2. 10
17 cows . lOlit' 2. IS
Ibeows . 110J 2.15
13 cows . 1010 2'JO
37 cows.- ? . . 10-.G 2.20
21 cows . ' . ' : ! ( ' . 2 ' . ' 5
'Jcows . 1059 2.21
5 cows . 1131 2.25
1 mill . lliMI 230
li rows . 12l.l ! 2.30
4 cows . 1075 2.30
32 cows . S'.ll ) 230
Ibeows . 9s7 2.30
1 bull . 11150 2.30
5 cows . 12-'G 2.30
17 cows . 10J3 2.30
19 co ws . 1 1 37 2.35
21 cows . 1US3 235
I , cows . 11415 2.3"
Ibull . 1570 2.35
23 cows . 1 UK ) 2.35
17 cows . 1221 2.40
Scicows . 945 2.40
tbull . 1520 2.41) )
II cows . 1132 2.45
5 cows . HIS 2.50
Ibull . Ib70 2.50
4 cows . 1103 2.50
5 cows . 13'S ! 2.50
Ibull . 1990 2.50
° Lclfcrs cfilvus . . . . iiO "i 1.I ! > 0
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
14 cows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hob 21.V3
3cows . 1207 2.110
22 cows . 1139 i.G- !
7 cows . 1000 2.75
3 feeders . 750 2.75
G feeders . 773 2.75
15 feeders . 8SS 2.90
5 stockers . Stl'i 2.0
1 stag . ISM ) 300
IGstccrs . 1127 3.00
19 steers . 1011 3.05
13 steers . 100' ) 3.15
III steers . 1132 3. 15
19 steers . 1105 3.15
15 steers . 1155 3.20
29 steers . 1110 3.20
31 steers . 1213 3.30
21 btccrs . U'4S 330
20 steers . 1259 3.40
33 stcei s . 1270 3.40
52 steers . 13SO 3.45
21 steers . 1334 3.45
17 steers . 1319 3.50
1 8 steers . 12SS 3.50
1 calf . 140 5.50
UOOa.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shu. Pr.
72. . . . 2(15 ( 240 $1.23 67. . . . 201 3iO 5-1.35
61. . . . 218 240 4.30 GO. . . . 302 120 435
52. . . .310 150 4.30 G5..233 bO 1.35
( ! 5..32i M ) 4.30 50..35S . . ' . 4.35
47. . . . 31 1 40 4.30 53..25G . . . 4.35
44. . . .291 40 4.30 55 . . .334 120 4.3.rj
G4..311 bO 4.39 GI..SSI 120 4.33
M..20I 2bO 4.30 02. . . .281 40 4.35
G3..25l ( 1G9 4.32)f ) 57. . . .277 40 4.U5
01..U90 320 4.32M 51..344 2bO 4,35
tii..2 % 40 4.32) 75. . . . 233 . . . 4.35
51. . . . 275 120 4.32K 01..27I. . . . 4.35
50. . . . 319 120 4.32K 01. . . . 243 120 4.35
11..42J bO 4.32H 00. . , . 287 2iO 4.35
55. . . . 335 320 4.32) ) < ; G3..21S . . . 4.J5 !
4S..305 ' 120 1.35 50..30C. . . . 4.35
5(1. ( . .313 SU 4,35 G0..2GS 120 4.35
70. . . 271 40 4.35 55. . . . 250 240 4.35
45. . . . 303 . . . 4.35 75. . . . 195 . . . 4.37' '
43. . . . JIM . . . 4,35 G7..211 & 0 4.87)4 )
05. . . .215 bO 4.H5 153. . . .220 80 I.H7 }
71. . . .2(53 ( 120 4.35 77. . . .2.11 feO 4.37K
G3..2'i3 ' bO 4.33 G3..251 . . . 4 37
00..2S7 2bO 4.35 50. . . . 219 . . . 4.37) <
42. . . .3115 200 4,33 72. . . .212 . . . 4.37X
51..2J9 . . . 4.35 74. . . . 203 . . . 4.40
03..S32 . . . 4.35 70..194 120 4.40
50..33S . . . 4.33 CO. . . . 203 . . . 4.40
5G . . .315 200 4.35 81. . . .209 401.40
45. . . .348 80 4.35 17. . . .200 . . . 4.40
GS..310 240 4.35 20 , . . . 204 . . . 4.40
03. . . . 2.15 bO 4.35
_
Ijivo Stock Notoa.
Cattle sell lower.
Hogs all sold early.
No very choice cattio hero.
Sheep market a little slow.
Not much trading in feeders.
Ycal calves in demand at $5.50.
Hogs take another upward turn.
Hulk of the cuttle changed hands before
the close.
OMAHA WHOtiKSALK MAUKKTS.
FruitH , Produce , 10 to ,
UUTTEII Creamery Fancy print , 21@20o ;
@ 14c ; low grades , 10@Hc ,
Ciiisr.sii Full cream Cheddars , choice , 12 ( ! §
l-'Kc ; full cream flats , two in hoop , 12 0 $
13o : full cream V. A. choice. 12)13e ) ; off
grades and skims , 5@9c ; llmburger , 12J (
12hc ; brick and Swiss , l4W15c.
Koos-Strictly fresh , 11Q.C12C.
LIVE POULTHV Chickens , per doz , $2.75@
3.00 ; ducks per doz , $3.75ft3.00 ; geese , per
doz. $ S.f > 0@9.00 ; turkeys , per Ib , 7 Sc.
DitiisdRD PnuLTitr Chickens , per Ib , G ( < $
80 ; turkeys , per Ib , 9@llo ; geee , per Ib , 8i {
lOa ; ducks , b@19o.
VI\L-Heavy : grasscrs , 150 to 200 Ibs , 7o
7J c ; inferior calves , 50 to GO Ibs , 6Q(5o ( ; m ®
itluui to good , 70 to b5 Ibs , 7 ( < tSe ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , 910c.
VKOETAHI.US Potatoes , Colorado and Utah.
70@75o : Wyoming. SOysSo ; Nebraska and
Iowa , choice largo , 35@tOa ; common , ! 10i'(35o ;
sweet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , ? } .753.K ( ( ) ;
boots , per bu , 55iSOc ( ( ; carrots , 35i ( 40ej
cabb.igo , Caliiornlu , per crate , $ ' .23 ; nar-
, OfQWo ; omcus , red choice ,
sliver skin , ( ft. * ' . "e ; ttirnipx , sfKffiWo ; rutn-
ba as. 35c ? .40e ; caullllbiVr. cliolco large , per
dozen , $1 aVrfl.M. gftoll.'f ' 1 O0.f 1 2i ; radishes ,
; t5ol40i- ; lettuce S-WiOo ; oiii'Uinbers ' , $150 ;
string beans , per -box , $1 75 < < i.25 ; celery ,
2o rwc : spinach , 1. 50 jJ , 75 per bbl
-Milliard , porv do/ , ? , ' 75 ( 1.00 ; red
head , per iloz , $ J50aiW ; ; teal , per do ; , ft.W )
( itl.7. ) ; canvas back , per dot.00 ( f 4 50 :
common small , per \\or. . $1 ( XWl.ftO ; rabbits ,
per doz , * 75cl ( 00 } ] uck rabbits , per do ? ,
$3 P0v < t3.50 ; squirrels , pl'r" do ? . .
Ai'i-i.r.s Per bbl. faney New York ano
Michigan , $2.51 ; choice. $ iiVt225 ( ) : clioicd
Missouri , $1 75w..l\l ; g.jod , $1 5001 75.
Foiinmv FiiriTMalaga grapc , kegs , 40
to 53 Ibs. lOc per Ib' bananas , per bunch ,
51 5tK'i3 00 ; lemons , fancy new , 30J to . 'Mil s ,
$3 7oT4.r ( ! > 0 ; choice old. 3(50 ( , s , $4.oOi3.00 ( }
oranges , Florida , trthcy bright. per l > ov , $3 5o ;
Florida russetts , $3 25 , Los Angeles , $ i 75it (
3.00.
CiUNitRHiur.s CapdCoJ , choiee. ) icr bbl ,
$101KVM0.5 < ) ; fair , $ 'i.O VrfH.M ) ; Hull , c Huglo ,
choice , $ ' .UXVf92.'i ; fair. < s.r ) ' ( J 75 ; Hell .t
Cherry , choice , $ S.XV ( S 25 ; fair , $7.25 . (751) ) .
Ni TS Walnuts , 50 u ic ( ) ; peanuts , Srs'o ( ' ;
I'hfstnuts , 4C'5c ' ; cofoiunits , tier 100 , .VOitdf
Ci.tH ) ; ha/elnuts , 3 ( < ? > 4c ; hicHorynuts , small ,
SI .2o't ' I 50 ; largo , t'iO ( i75c ; pecans , plain , 0jf (
Si" polished , 9ilOc. (
linn s llreen suited , No. 1. 5iv No. 2 , 3d ?
3'jc ' ; calf , 5 r > V. dry flint , : jf- < \
HiMNS Navies , hand picked , per bu , $2.10
( jM 20 ; good clean countrv , $ ! .75ir2.00 ? ; oft
or poor stock , $ l.0iil.50 ) ( ! ; CalifornUi , $2.00d (
2.10.
2.10.Ciiiini Mli-lilpin , perbbl.l.50@5.00 ; New
York , per bbl , $5.00 ( < i5.50 : half bbl , $2.75
3.00.
Fnvriirns Peril ) , prime live geese white.
! t5i ( $ ( Oiv , mixed with gray , 25n30c ( ; damp nnd
musty , 10f ( JOc ; prime llvo domestic duck , 20
O'5c ; wild duck , 15'4i2 ' ) c.
SriuKii\LT : Per bbl , 30 gal , choice , $4.50 ;
per half bbl , $2.50.
Poi-coiiN Per Ib , rice , l ) & 73e ; commoii ,
Hosrv l-lli frames , choice white , 15@lGc ;
dark , iiillc : ( ; strained , 10.BI2c. (
.Iii.i.ns : lul ( ) upcrlb ; preserves , 10tfl2c
per Ib.
Liui-Sc in 50 Ibpkgs.
List.
Revised prices arc as follows :
liuJtnxii Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Amos-
ncag , seamless , 17ljC Lewlstown A , se un
less , lllc ; Americ.in , seamless , 17c ; burlaps ,
4 to 5 bu , 1 lidl le ; gunnies , single , lie ; gun
nies , double. 2-Jc ; wool sack , 42i' .
T 'l\is : Flax , 3be ; extra sad , 20ii21c ( ;
sail U , 20t.t21c ; cotton , 22c , jute , 9c.
Dniin : Fin IT- . Figs , in bo.\os , per Ib , 9dP
lOc ; dates , in boxes. 7nlOo ( ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per iin\ , $2.'il ) ( < (3.70 ; Malaga
loose raisins , W.DOC'fJ 5J ; new Valencia rais
ins , per Ib , So ; California loose muscatels ,
per box , $2.00(1 ( 2.10 : California London * ,
isss , $ J.IO ; pitted cherries , per Ib , IV ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , p-r Ib , 12iM'e ( ) ; dried
blackberries , per Ib , l7c ! ; dried raspberries ,
per Ib , 21it25e ; evaporated apples , JkiCbo ;
California sun-dried peaches , 13e ; California
unpared evaporated peaches , lOfrf 12c ; evapor
ated California apricots , 17c ; currants , 4P7c ( ;
Turkish prunes , B ( B3Xc ; citron , 22d2lc ;
orange peel , 15c ; lemon peel , lOc ; California
French prunes , lliilGo. ( )
Pini.is Mec.ium , in bbls , $5.0 ( ) ; do , in
half bbls , $3.00 ; small , in bbls , $0.00 ; do , In
half bbls , $ .1.50 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
in half bbls1.00
CoKKn Green Mocha , 2530c ( ! : Rio , good ,
ls ( 19c ; Mandahlini. , 22sc ( ! ; roasting Rio ,
17ilbc ( ; ; O. CJ. Java , 2) ) ( < i)2i'c ) ; .lava , Inferior.
22gic ( ! ; Rio , fancy , "I ( a 2 Jo ; Santos and
Mnmcaibo , 17f ll'c ' ; Gurnian , 2Jo ; Mct.nugh-
lin's XXX X , 23a
Suovu Granulated , T'.fc ; conf. A , 7' c ;
white extra C , tij c ; extra C , UJfc ; yellow
C , ( i'4c ' ; powdered , Scrfb' ) ; culos ) , SOrsi c *
HnswxClioieo : yellow , 20iS1J2i i > ; dark
colored , 13 ( )1 ) le.
Ton u-co Plug , 2(5 ( ( 35c ; smoking , 10iJ90c. (
Svi.r $ I.35 ( )1 ) Ill'pur bbl.
Rope 7-10 , 14 ly.
Mvri.r. SL'IUU Uricks , ll12c ( ? per Ib ;
penny cakes , l2'MJc ' per Ib , pure maple
syrup , * 1.0 ! ) per gal.
Tns Young Hyson , common to fair , 13r >
25c ; Young Hyson , good to Iauc\ , 30@r)5c- ) ;
Gunpowder , common to oed , 22c < C2'ic ; Gun
powder , choice to funcvlOdiO'ie ; .lap.iu , com
mon to medium , 15W20c ( : Japan , choice to
fancy , 30r 45c ; Oblong , common to good , 25
@ 40c : Oolong , enojco U > fnnoy , 50ig70c ; Ini-
porial , common lo jnedium , i5$3oo ! ( ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 4030o. (
Cn icKnui ( iit)7c , ) pur Ib } assorted cakes , 8
@ 25c per Ib , as'pcr list.
CAN D v Mixed , . 9 > j < j 12Kc ; stick , 9 } < f
lie ; rock candy , 10' ( & 13c ; fancy candy , 7
2Sc.
Con FISH i' .
Si-Alien 3) ) < ss > < c per Ib.
Dry Goodo.
COTIOV FuNNnl.s 10 per cent discount ;
LL , 5J4c ; CC , 0c ; SS , 7 fc. ; Nameless , 5c ;
lltf. Ibe ; R. 19c ; No 10 , b ) c : No. 40 , 10' ' c ;
No. (50. ( 12) ) e ; No. SO , 133 o : No. 30 , colored ,
9e ; No. 50 , colored , 12c ; No. 70 , colored ,
12Kc ; Unstol , 12 > ifc ; Union Pacific , 17o.
CAIU-CT WAUP liul , white , 19c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.UATT
UATT Standard , Sc ; Gem , lOc : Ucauty ,
12Xo ; lioono , 14c ; H , cased , $ < 5.50.
Puixrs Solid colors Atlantic , Oc ; Slater ,
Go ; Hcrlln oil , OJjcs ; Garner oil , 0ti7c.
PKINTS Pink and robes Allen , t5) ) c ; Riv-
erpoint , 5l c ; Steel River , GJ4o ; Richmond ,
GVrfc ; Pacific , 7c.
PIIIXTS Dress Charter Oak , 5 } e ; Ram-
ape , 4)fjc ) ; Lodi , 5)4e ) ; Allen , Go : Richmond ,
Gc ; Windsor , 0 > c ; Eddystoiie , Gic ; Pacific ,
GJtfc.
lii.iCIIRII Siiiinrixn Ucrkley cambric ,
No. GO , 9Wc , 13est Yet , 4-4 , O.Vc ; butter cloth ,
OO , 4 > ; Cc ; Cabal , aFurwell \ , half
bleached. 8'aC ; Fruit of the Loom , 9c ;
Greene G , Oc ; Hope , 7) ) < c ; ICmg Phillip
cambric , lie ; Lonsdulo cambric , I4) ) o ; Lons-
dale , 8Ho ; Now York mills , lll o ; Pepper-
oil , 42-in , lie ; Peppcrcll , 4G-in , 12c ; Pepper-
ell , 0-4 , IGc ; Pcpporell , 8-4 , 21o ; Peppcrcll ,
9-4 , 23c ; PcDperoll , 10-4 , 23c ; Canton , 4-4 ,
8 > fc ; Triumph , Oc ; Wamsutta , lie ; Val
ley , 5c.
KI.ASSCI.S Plaid Raftsmen , 20c ; Goshen ,
22' c ; Clear Lake , 3G > c ; Iron Mountain ,
2iic. )
I'\XNIIS Wlilto-GH , No. 2 , % . 22Kc ;
OH , No. 1 , 94' , 2 io ; HH , No. 2 , % 22 > tfe ;
1JH , No. 1 , % , ! Wc ; Quechec , No. 1. # , 42c.
ConsKTii JBVXS Androscoggin , 7' ' e ; ICear-
sarge , 7c ; Rockport , O c ; Conestoga , OKc.
TICKS York , 30-in , l'J > fc ; York , 83-in ,
13 > 5c : Swift wvcr , 7Jfc ; Thorndike OO ,
8ycThorndike \ , RK. SVo ; Thflrndlke , 120 ,
9Xjc ; Thorndiko. XX. 15c ; Cordis , No. 5 ,
9Uc ; Cordis , No. 4 , 105c.
DKNIMS Ainqskcag , 9-oz , IGJ c ; Everett ,
7o13) ) o ; York. 7-oz , ] 3) ) c : Haymaker ,
8ke ; .1 affray , XX , ll' o : JalTrey. XXX ,
12ko ; Heaver Crook , AA. 12c ; Heaver Creek ,
HM , lie ; Heaver Creek , CC , lOc.
IdiXTi'CKV JKASS Memorial , 15c ; Dakota ,
ISc ; Durham , 27 } < fc ; Hercules , Ibc ; Leam
ington , 22ic ; Cottswold , 27) ) c.
CIUMI Stevens' U , GKc , Stevens' n ,
blenched , 7c ; .Stevens' A , 7Xc ; Stevens' A ,
bleached , SVtfe ; Stevens' P. 8 } c ; Stevens' P ,
bleached , 9Kc ; Stevens' N , 9)o ; Slovens' ' N ,
bleached , lOKc ; Slovens' Slit , 12)fe. )
MISCII.IAXIOUS Table on cloth , $2.50 ;
plain Holland , 9Wc ; Dado Holland , 1' c.
Hnowx SiiKisriNn Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7) o :
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7)40 ) : . , Atlantic D. 4-4 , 0c ;
Atlantic P , 1-4 , Gc ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , Go ; Au
rora C. 4-4. 4 > fo ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , GJ/c'j
HoosiorLL , 4-4 , Op ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7) ) o ;
Lawrence LL , 4t4 , Go ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
o ; Popporell It , 4-4 , 7c ; Popporell O , 4-4 ,
Pepperell , 8-4 , 18) o ; Popperoll. 9-1 ,
21c ; Pcpporell , 10-4 , ? 3c ; Utlca C , 4-4 , 4c-
Wachusctt , 4-4 , 7 > ic ; ( Aurora It , 4-4 , 7c ; Au
roru U , 4-4. ( ! } c. ,
DUCK West Point , 29 In , 8 or , 10 > { c ; West
Point , 29 In. 10 oz , liilao , West Point , 29 In ,
12 oz , I5o ; West Point , ,40 in , 11 olOc. .
FnxxitLH-lteilC , 2 in , 15Ke ; E. 24 in.
81Jfo ; GG , 24 in , 20o : HAF , Jf , 25o ; JRF , Jf ,
27c.
27c.GIXOIIAM
GIXOIIAM Plunkott checks , "itf" ! Whltton
ton , 7J-jc ; York , 7Ko ; Normandi Oress , Si c ;
Ronfrow dress , b ) i < $ J2 > c.
CAMIIIIICS SlatorJ 5o ; Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard , So ; Peneook , Cc. ' '
PIIIXTS , iNMiiao Htlnu Arnold , 0 0 ; Amor
lean , % ; Gloucester , Hic ) ; Arnold C , long
cloth , 9o ; Arnold H , long cloth , 10) ) c ; Arnold
Gold Seal , lO c ; StCifcl A , 12o ; Windsor ,
Gold Ticket , W < e.
T/onilicr.
Hemlock sole , 25 ( < ? 2sc per Ib ; oak solo , 3I@
3 5c per Ib ; oak harness , : )0j3Jn ) ( per Ib ; se
lected oak and trace , : il(35o per Ib ; ouk and
hemlock upjior , 2orftiJ.'o per foot ; hemlock
calfskin , No , 1 , bO ( 90opor Ib , according to
weight : oak calf skin , Nq. 1 , 03c ( < ? M.OO per
lb ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , # I.KKil ( , , 10
| ) ur lb ; humlocK kiji skin , No. 1 , Gji$70o ( ( per
Ib : ouk kip skin , No 1 , bOasOo per lb , Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , 60 'JiJoporlb ; French
calfskin , ( according to weight and quality ) ,
$1.15 ( 1.73 per lb ; French kip skin , do , 80c@
fl.K ) | ier lu , Cordovan russet , 18o ; satin
finish , 20o per foot ; welt leather , * 3.ftO ( < ? 3.iH )
per side ; moroccos , ( pubblo gout ) , 20 'lOupcr
foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 25ffl30o per foot ;
glove calf Bklns , 20W30oper foot ; Dongola kid ,
SOifrlOc ( per foot ; kangaroo skins , 40 ( < ir > 0s per
foot , uccordlujr to quality ; toppings ,
10.00 per doen , Mni'ne , J.100f < t9 Oi par dozen ;
apron skins , $ UUXuli. ( < Ki per do'cn.
IjlllllllIM' ,
First and second clesr , l' ( in. .519 00
niul stvomt oloar , Pi in. . . 4 OOKf.M 00
Third cleitr , In 43 Oi l Ml ( X )
A select. in 45 11
H select. P rl1In 37 W
A stock board ? , ! ; < ( / 10 ft , 12 in 33 ( X )
H stock hoards , I''cdMU ft , 12 In. . 41 00
C slock boards , I'.VIH ft , 12 in. . I'C 00
1) stock boards , KWO ft. 12 In . . a oo
Floorinir , first common , G in. . . . 34 IX )
Flooring , second common , 0 in. . 31 ( X )
Select fencing flooring . 19 00
Sidinir , first common , 111 ft . 22 00
Siding , second common . 19 00
Common boards . 13 POtTllt ( ( H )
Fencing , No 1 , 12 20 ft . 10 IHKaiS 00
Fencing. No. 2. 12 , 14J10 ( ft . 11 OOfiflfi 00
.lolst and scantling. 2.1 1 , 14a ( 10 ft 10 00(1/17 ( 00
Timber , l.\4 , S.12iMt * ( > ft . 17 00
Pickets , Dutid H Hat . 20 00
Pickets , 11 and H square . 2) ) 00
Shingle- * , extra A . 2 b ! )
Shingles , standard A . 2 150
Lath . 2 . ' .0
O G Halts , 2) ) , ' in . 70
OG Halts , l'\3in ' , S I S . 40
3 In well tubing , I ) and M bov. . 21 IK )
Motnl unit Tinners' Hloulc.
Hlock tin , smnllpig $ 23
Ulock tin , bar 29
Copper , planished boiler sizes 31
Copper , cold rolled 31
Copper , sheeting 30
Copper , pitta 29
Copper , Huts 30
Gal. sheet iron , .luniata , 50 , 10 nnd 5
per cent discount.
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 27 A 10
Pat. planished iron. 24 to 27 H 9'
Roofing , 1C , 14\2D , 112 sheets 0.00
Roofing , IX , 11x20 , 112 sheets 7.JH )
Roofing , 1C , 20x2S , 11C sheets 11.H ( )
Roofing , IX. 20.\24 , 112 sheets 14.50
Sheet iron No. 2ll 3.50
Sheet Iron No. 27 MGO
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14,2-5 ! sheets. . . . 0.75
IX , 10x11 , 2r > sheets. . . b.25
Tin pinto , colte
1C. 10x11 , 225 sheets . . G.25
Steel nails , per keg , , .
Steel wlro nails , pt r keg
CounGil Bluffs
Chicago.
nos Molnas Marslmllown
" "on , Chicago. Mllnnukpo ,
th.e People of Nebrrnltn.cW
1' I.llal10' Nuvarta. Orouon. Wm.li-
ulerlor
. , , f..w or the numcrom points of
IISi VSJi1' * ' lhe P t ? f thin mail hotwuen Omnhs
MA nii SSX ° \ f" " tllrro 'mini B ilnf of I > AV
ii -
! < - era T In Chlcmm the trains ot
tMla line nmhocloao connection wlthtlioso of all oilier
i.Mitorn lines.
tor Detroit , ColumbiiB. Indlnnatiolli. Cincinnati ,
J l K m Mills , linn-alp. I'ltMlinrB. Toronto , Montreal
ostoii. .Now Vork. l > lillnilel | > | iiii , llalilmure , Wnini
. niul all points In the Kast Ask lor tickets l
u. n lit. 11 Manager.'a. . p. WILSON. .
Uou'l Manager. Oen'l 1'ata r'Agent.
V.N. BAI1COCK. r"n-nVMtcnf : Aaont
1 > K KIMIIAI.IhTicket Agent.
. . , . , " ! ' WEST , City I'misnger Agent
101 1'aruain St. Oinalia. Nwb.
OP TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. '
Tlic Best Route from Omaha ami Council
BlulTs to
ETHEEASTE
TWO TUAINB DAILY HETWKKN OMAUA AND
COUNCIL DLUFKS
Chlcngo , AND Milwaukee ,
St. rnul , Minneapolis , Cedar
Hock Island. Frccport , Kockfonl ,
Cliiilon , Dubiiquo , Darcncoit ,
El in , Madison , Jancsvillo ,
Dcloli , Wlnonn , La Crossc ,
Anil all other Important points East , Northeast < >
bouthemt.
Forthroueh tkketa , call on tUo tlckat agent at iMI
Fanmin street , lo Darker illock , or X Unlou Pacldo
Dtipot.
1'ulln.an Slceptrs and the flneit Blnlnx Cars In tbe
worlil are run on tb mala line of tbe Chicago , Mil-
vnkcc A tit. 1'aul Ualltrar , and 7err attention Is nal (
to pnsicngorB br courteous mploje of tbo company.
It. Mll.l.KU.iIeneral Uauaisr.
J. F. TDUKER. Asslstaat Osuoral Manager
A. V. 11. CAllPKNTBli , OekeraJ J'ai nger an <
Ticket Airnt.
GKO. 1C. HEAKKOED. Awlitanl Utneral
and Ticket Agent.
J.T. CLAUM.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital 8100,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 188 ! ) 52,000
orrict.ita AND DIKKCTOIW ;
II. W. VATUS. I'rosiilcnt
. Itnun. Vice President.
W. U.S. IIUjiub , Cashier.
Dlltr.CTOHS :
A. K. TOD7.tt.IN. W.V. MOIISK ,
JOHN S. COLLINS , J. N. 11. 1'ATItlCK ,
it. C.
THE IRON BANK ,
Cornei1 l.'tli anil 1'anmm KtH.
A General Iinklnn ) : Iliislnois Transnctod.
GOLD MEDAL , PAEIS , 1B7&
BAKER'S
Warranted aliaolutclu 1'tire
Cnron , from which the excess ol
Oil has been remo\cd. hliasmoro
than three times tlio atrcnytli
ol Cocoa mixed itli .Starch , Arrow ,
root tir Kusar. and is therefore far
morccconomicalcos/ > i/fcjsf/icm (
one cent a cup. It is delicious ,
nourishine , strengthening , easily di-
cested , and admirably adapted ( or in *
valtds as uirll as 'or persons in healtli.
Sold by UroccrH ttcrjnlicro.
, BAKER & CO , , Dorcbcster , Mass ,
Hbun ED
. _ . . ilr lr oifreome by
retl-iI'll. l rr < ' < ITUBUtARIAR CUSHIONS !
\l kUperi. Ton , trial Ion Kliiluui 1C tr ( J. L'on
roH Ui-Hrlr. ! JJu.ll. li.il . o.ffn. hutft.au
Kbcreall oilier rrlitcnltt rnu Hotbu\l.ypl _
F , HIBCOX. HIii lironrf war. I or. I lib.
4 % 0 A f * DH A and ' 1 umora cured , U& yrari1
I'llml'laU I > erleiur. > u Knlfv. llok
lifllwlirn " i-i .ni-MHiuii.r.u. :
1/nilUlall llllVnbu.h Ai.ChiuzoIII.
I' t .IKK. .V I' . IIIIIM\N J II III.AMu.
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
ORIiu-Hooni vi.Oppoilto Kxclianuo llullillnif , Union
titocliiird5 , Houtli Uinoliu. Nub.
MliRWESTERFIELp < 5t
Uve Stock Commission ,
11 , Kxcliaiiiio IlulldhiK , Union etocli Y J . . ' < -
boutUOmulm , j
"UN'ION"sf6cYARDS : Co".T ?
Of OmpJia , Limited ,
iot * f.lkanLliaociluteadCDU
ABrTouiuirn ; nnplonionto.
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CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DealeriiiAgriciiltiirallniplements , Wagons ,
, toiio .Ktrrrl , between tth ntii ]
LININGER A M ETOA LP c"oTT
Agricnltiirallniplemcuts.Wagons.Carriage'j . . '
HncKlcK. Ktc. Wholcfnlc. Onititm , Ncbrnnkn
, ORENDORF & . MARTIN
Win ICSIIB Denier in
AgTicnltural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
tUj , 0. G nd ' .C ? Jones direct , Oiunlm.
Mannfactiir'urs of BucKeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cullltnlnn , Hnr llnkri , ruler Mllm nit I.tilmn 1'ul'
MTitoin Cor lah nii'l NII I ] ! -tn'tl .
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VVINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
\ \ holc f\'o
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
_ r , . r H"i i M rmi Sf !
OMAUA UKANCII.
J. F. SEIBERLINO i. CO. ,
Akmn , Ulilo.
Hancsling Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K MctJ , Mnnajcr. HH I fim'nw irih si Oiunha
MOLINE.MILBURNrV-STODDARDCo
M mill fnctulTM nii.l Jobbtn 111
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. 9th and I'nclilc sirectfl. OnmhitKub.
Artlnts' Nlntorlnlo.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
HH Douclnii Stropl , Onmhn. Ncbri KR.
Booksellers nntl Slatlonors *
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H. M , & S. W. JONES.
Successors to A. T , Kenycn A Co. , Wholuiilc A lictnll
Booksellers and Stationers.
Kino Wedillni ; Stationery , Cimiinorclal Stnlloncry
liK Iouiln ) ! airuot Unmhn. rsi'b.
Poota and Shoae.
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. .
a U > Hcoil , J ( > nL B & Co )
Wholesale Manufactiirci's ol Boots and Slices
AKi'nti for Hii'Um Itublipr Shoo Co lltt.1 , 1101 Mil *
_ Himivy SI. . Oiimlin. NebruRkn.
W. V. MORSE A CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 , 11K-110J louiln St.Omnlm ilanufnctorj , Sum
mer St. . lu , sum.
Coal , Colio nnd Lima.
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COAL. COKE & LIME co. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Son Coal ,
XO Pnuth 13th Strvvt , Omahn , Nobrxhn.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Snippers of Coal and Co ! &
51IPotithnthPl..Omi'-- .
J. t. . J011XSUX .1 CO
Manufacturers of Lime ,
nd'hlnpi'M of Coil , CoaV , ( 'tsini'nt , 1'lnitcr , I.lme
Drain Tile anil Power IMpp. omcp , 21S ! - . 13lli
St. , Omaha , Nob. Toloiihoni1 Sit.
Coffees , Splcoe , Etc. _
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CLARKE COFFEE CO. .
Umnliu CotTec and Splco Mills.
Teas , CoiTees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
HaTorlnK Kitrnru , l.iuiuilry llluc. Inks , Klc. Hit.
UliillKrr.ur Hlroot. Orutha , Ncbrailiii.
Crockery and Glassware. _
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W.L.WRIGHT ,
Afent for thn Manufacturers nnd Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
KtrOCJ _ _ _ cc , 317 S ISth St. , Oin hn. N
PERKINS. CATCH A LAUMAN.
Ininorturu nnd Jobbers ot
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc. 1511 Far.--ru St. KerPaston llulldlnj ? .
Commloslon and Storngo. _
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"RIDDELL & RDDELL7" |
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
to Untler. Keen , Chcenp Ponitry , Game ;
1112 llonnra ftioot , Omnlm. Neb.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
( Suoccsiora to McBUuno t tichrovdcr. )
Prodnce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omnba. Kobraskn.
Dry Goods nna Notions.
M. if SMITH i CO. . "
Dry Goods , Furnisning Goods and Notions ,
1102 and 1104 Doualas. Cor. IHh St. . Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
IninortersandJoliliorsinDryGoodSjNotions
Gents' Kuruiihlni ; ( Jooili. Cnnier 1IIU and HaJnci
hta Oinaba. Nehrauka.
HELIN , THOMPSON St. CO.
Importers nnd Jobbers of
Woolens and Tailo is' '
317 South 11th Street.
Furniture-
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Furuam Street. Omalintjraska. .
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Furniture
Omaha. Nebraska ,
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P'AXTON. GAL.rAGHERTco7T
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
.06. UI7 , 709 nnd 711 P , 10th St. , Omauu , Neb.
Wholesale Grocers
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) Hi anil J.cnvonwortli Stroiiti. Omaha. Nubrixtkn.
Honvy Hardware.
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W. J. "BROATCfli
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wniion Slock , llardwHro , I.umhor , Klc.
und 1211 JlarncF Street , Ouiulm.
HIMEBAUGH ft TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and Ilnftalo Bcalei. IMi Douului
Htrcet , Omaha , Nebrniika.
RECTOR , WlrEMY & COM
Wholesale Hardware ,
fill and Harnc 8l , Omaha , Neb , Wcstprn AKCIIII
for Austin Powder Co. , JunYrsim htecl Nulle ,
_ _ _ Kalrbunks rilanJanl rinili'n. ' ,
LEE. CLARKE. ANDREESE'tsf HAHD-
WAF < E COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Jlet.ilH , Hlioct lion , ct l. AKents for llowc S.'iiles ,
illuwiroudtTiunll.yiniui Itaibudlru. .
Umnliu ,
_ _ Hardware. _
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MARKS BROS. S A D DL E RY" < 3bT
Whntoinlo MnnufticturcMOf
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware
And Ixmthur. 1101,1103 und llir ; HuruBy St. , Oainun ,
Hoto , Capo , Etc.
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wi L. PARROTTE ti CO. ,
Wliolesalc Hats , Cans and straw Goods ,
1107 UuruurKlrceUOmnUiv , Nell.
, _ _ Lumber.
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"b'lVAHA ! LUMBliR CO. ,
nil Kinds of Building Material at W ? &
1SU Strgotnnd Union I'uclfluTnii'k.Oin
LOuTs BTlADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lain , Lime ,
ncorn.Kic. Vrd rornurlih an.I ,
LUMBER ,
W. UKAY ,
Lnmber lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
_ Corner Hh init rv > iiBl < Fti. . Om hn.
C. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
ttthniul California Slroctg. Omaha , Ncbm ka.
To Dealers Only ,
_ Office. lirjKariiam11ltrct Omaha
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"JOHN A. WAKEKIELD , '
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported ml American IVMIniul Cement Ftati
Agent lurMllivnnkcp Ujilraiillc L'emetit nna
_ _ < , 'Jliic } Whllo l.lmc.
CHAS. R ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Cnrprl * nn.l rarqnot Kloorlne Ptli nnrt
Mllllnory nnd Notions.
I. OBERFELDER * CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
iil 7IS Smith nth SH
Notions
"J7V. ROBINSON NOTION
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
< iI ( Mid Mi Hi nth Kith SI Oii'iilm
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
i llnrnor IMM > I Oninlm.
Ovornlln.
CANFIELD
Maniifaclnrors of Overalls ,
loans I'aiiU" . fc..HU. HI.IliCimul UDl IKniulKt lrpct ,
Uniithu. Svii
Office Flxturoo.
"TUB SJMMUNDS MANITACTUUIXU CO.
K , Olliceliil Saloon Fixtures-
MnntiVv * MiU'tonnK ) Hook Cine * . Driur rixiuro .Wftll
rii1 * . ln i tit ton * . ItiUhnu'.CuUMtcr * . HooriiiuJ Wtno
. Mlrtur * oto I ariory uw' oilier , luUuuU J7.3
1 ith St.ittiiulia. 'Icloi'liono ' ll l.
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Olla.
'CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE co. ,
Wholsaic Reiined and Lubricating ; Oils ,
Axle Circnvc , Ktc. , Orunhn. A It Itlrhiiti Mim-tiror
Paints nnd Oils.
CUMM1NCS & NEILSON.
Wholc nlo Do.ilcrt In
Paints , Oils , Window Gtes , Etc ,
1119 Knrnum Htrocl. Omnhn , Nob.
Pnpor.
CARPENTER PAPER lief. .
Wliolcsalc Paper Dealers ,
Carry n nlc * mock of rrtntlint Wrnppliiu HIII ! Wrltlni
IM * r Hnt' * lHl Bllnntlrtn nl pi , to . nr l n I n'or *
Storage , Forwarding A. Commission
A R M ST I ? O N G7 P E > T I S ATc C-T ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Drnncli hniiMMif thn llpiinoy IliikV ) Cn. llrftk'nol
wliolc alu nil rt'tull. I < h UlOiinil 1 il'l l urtl hi reel.
Oninlm Tpli'i'hnni * N" "rfl
Toyo.
H. HARDY & CO. . -
Toy ? , Dolls , Alti'niifsf ' Fancy Goods ,
lloii'c I urnl lMiii ; liiiiiili Clillilr.'n's C.urliKO1" , Kto
Ian I'.iriiinti Hlioot Oiiinlin , Neb
, Browors.
STORZ&1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
iCT Noclh Eittthtconlli fetrret.
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Wlmluv\'Ut | > H nnil inut illu Mcyll Iits.
JOHN Di'KMMKii , I'rniirK'tor. .
lid u ml llUSumh 1'Jtli street.
Printers' Materials.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dealers In Typo , I'roMi'S niut I'rlnti'ri' Supplies. 60 ]
South I''lli Slrecl. Onmlin.
Paper BOXOSJ
JOHN L. W1LKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Not. llli anil 131'J Douglas St. . Omaha. Neb.
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_ Rubber Goods. _ i
OMAHA RUBBER CO
Manufacturers and Dealers in Runner Goods
911 Clothinu anil IcMUer UclUiif. 1UUU KHrnum fcitra'tt.
M. A. DISBROVCO. . .
Wholesale JlnnuT .cturcrs of
Sash. Doors. Blinds and Mouldings , ;
Uranch office , lllti nnd Unrd Strcutx , Omulin , Nubv '
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BOHN MANUFACTURINQ CO. <
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors. Blinds ,
I'-ulillriEa , Slnlr Wcrk nnd Interior llnnl Wool Hn.
mi. N. 12. Uornur Mil unit l.i'HVtliworth btlucts ,
Unmim. Wuu.
Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
A. L. STRANG CO. .
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Jtcnra , Wntor , It'i Iwiiy nnil Mlnlni : Ktipiiflcs.
Vvi nml U2I I iiriiaia Mri'ut , Omiilm.
CH U H "CHl LLlHJ M P GOT , '
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
'team nnd Water Rupnllni , . ITi-iiilfunrk'ri | fur Mast.
U. S. WIND ENGINE i PUMT CO. .
8fera and Water Supplies ,
llall'day ' Wind Mllli. . 018 ami 09t rarnnm Hl.,0mab .
_ O. K. Ilo9s , Acllng .Manaiicr.
BROWN ELL & CO. ]
Bnsincs , Boilers and General Machinery.
Sheet Iron Work Hleam I'IIIUDI , Haw MIHs. 1SL > IJIS
Leuvcnworlh "Heel , Omalm.
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Iron Worka
TEArVI BOILlilTwORKSi '
Carter ft Mm , 1'rnp' * , .Miimifaitiirersof nil klndi
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron Work
Works South 20th niul II. A M. Croislnu.
WrongiirayCastl'railldinrWorL '
\i \ , Ilmmi Work , Qonorul Koiindry. Miiolilno end
nllli Work oilltuunil Works , U. V. Hy. ,
nnil 1711) htrcot , Omulin.
OMAHA WIRK & IRCtfJ WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire anil Iron Railings
Ikjsk Italli , Wlndnw ( Iiiarls. flower HUndi , Wlro
blKin , Ulc. 121 North Ktn blruU.Uiuulin.
SAP E and I RON V R K S .
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes'
Vault * . Jail Wnik Iron Sliutli'n nnil I'lru llncapei.
U. Aiulrttn , l'ru | > r , ( 'or llt > i uiulJ nitnon M > .
CHAMPION IRON and V/IRE WORKp
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
und Hcrrons. for liHiiks , ollpi ( ) ! . ' lori' roikonco ! .ott ,
luiprotiid Awnlni : * . l ) "k niilh Jim hltniry uud ,
llluckmulth Wiiru . Mf-oiilli llthrit. '
Fireand Burglar Proof Safes , TiniB Locii
At-unH lor l > iubuM Milu un.lj \ at ( oujpjuy' *
> Hulls unilJiill Worj , ( I J rt. htii sri'0t. _ _ _
- - . iiooimtuu , ATru xiv.Ai-.iM\r.
DivoitUK-j-A.
121 Dtnr.joni il. , CMicmjo ; inulcj Iruui il yonr *
UUKIIIOM iiulullr unJ le 4H ) ir > i > ct 4
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