Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE ? WEDNESDAY , FEBlUTAtiy 27. 1889.
' SPECULATIVE MARKETS
/THE ,
Wheat Averages Considerably
Lower For the Day.
CORN VALUES ABOUT THE SAME ,
Frovlfllon Trmlc Bomowlint
, tlcd Cnttle KuslncsHln UnB.it
Iflfnotory Hlinpe
Tnko ft Drop.
CI11CACIO PltODUCB M/VRK12T.
CHICAGO , fcb. 20. [ Special Telccrnm to
THE UcB.1 The wheat , market was "K.in-y"
nround the opening , and prices wcro npnrc
clably ' , hltber ? than nt .vcstcrdny's ebse , bul
tlin snap and fiz ; did not last. The tone gel
weak later , and the "peg" wai necessary tc
the prevention of a break. The news wai
rather bullish at the start , Uccrbohtn made
the decrease 1,008,000 bushels In the ntnounl
on passage , and the reports from the sea
board were that the exports of Hour from
New York and Haltimoro yesterday footei
tip 10,000 barrel ? , New York supplementing
this by the shipment of OO.OOJ bushels o !
wheat. Then again , "tips" were out that
wheat was going higher. The open support
Riven the market at the close yesterday by
F.tlrbank may have been the origin of these
tips ; at any rate , they wcro allo.it and in cir
culation. This sort of market Intelligence
served to put the price of May
wheat up to 8I.09J.C. It opened nl
S1.03X , or % c over yesterday's cloio , with
July olllclally quoted nt U4 > fc , though lew
trades wcto made above 'Jl ? c. At the
"hardest" point of the morning Ulooti
Jumped on the market with hob-nailed .shoes ,
using Irwin & Qrcen as his brokers , lie
liad heard that the big 000,000 bushel wheni
deal had fallen through on account of the
failure of the wheat to coino up to tha stand
ard of the samples upon which the snle hnd
been made. The report was false , and grew
out of the refusal of the elevator people to
let the Inter Ocean take on a load until the
principals , Messrs. Mathews and .Tames ,
could see the wheat. The gentlemen did
not reach the dock until dark last night , too
late to look nt the wheat. They wcro on
hand this morning , and were highly pleased
with the quality of the grain. Tim vessel
wasuccorJingly loaded this forenoon. Out of
tills Incident sprang the report on which
Uloom and Ins friends operated , and'which
resulted in n break of % c from the top. This
loss was partially recovered before the end
of the day , but the raid loft a weak under
tone through the larger part of the session.
An enterprising commission merchant had
Borne samples of California wheat sa 'change ,
upon which ho was trying to got protltublo
bids , with a view to bringing some here.
"With occasional reaction May wheat broke
from ei.OO' ' to SI.OO& The bottom was
reached shortly before 1 o'clock. The re
covery was slow and seemingly forced , The
early bulge satisfied the floor traders that
the nervous and timid short interest was not
large or dangerous and the fact that Hour
nnd wheat is going out of the country in
accelerated volume found its offset ia the
ttioucht that the export business is beinjr
done on a vastly cheaper basis than Chicago
prices , und to the additional fact that the
receipts ut this point prove that values
nio attracting cash property from
all points within a reasonable circumference
of Ctne.igo , cast as well us west. This Is a
peed thing for the country holders of wheat ,
but it docs not induce speculators to Invest ,
except upon the theory of nimiipuiution ,
Ijiiter In the day there cumo reports that
considerable now business was being done
at the seaboard forforeicn account , and color
was given to those statements by unquali-
llcdly strong cables from both the English and
continental markets. Dlspatfhcs wcro also
received raising the total amount , of Hour
cleared from the Atlantic ports to tiO.OOO bar
rels. The bears started the story that this
flour is being shipped to Liverpool and Lon-
don'to take advantage of cheap storage at
those points. This was stamped as "thin"
by those bcstqualilicd to Judge as to the facts.
The market took en n tone of greater llrm-
ness toward the end , May running up to
? l.tS ) } , but reacting to $1.07 % . The close
was fl.OSX. Ouaged by the clos
ings , the market shows no especial
change from yesterday , but the average
of prices was considerably below that of yes
terday. The range for .luly was narrow.
That delivery sold as low as 93 } c on the
liloom raid , but recovered easily , and stayed
nround ! l3JX@04e , closing at 04J < c.
Thcro was a fair amount of business done
in the earlier part of the session in corn , and
It was scarcely affected by the weakness pre
vailing at the same time in wheat an d oats.
The demand from shippers to the cistern
and domestic markets was likewise good ,
but was confined to the lower grades , which
sold to-day at some improvement on yester
day's prices. The effect of the improved
grading will without doubt bo to make a
closer approach of price of No. 2 and the
crados below. Trading was on the whole
light nnil of the same generally local charac
ter HO often noted of late. The fluctuations
were narrow , and the prices at the close
show scarcely any change from yesterday's
linal quotations.
in oats a liberal trade was recorded at a
M@Mo decline , with May the favorite. The
opening was about steady at 27e for the
month named , but under the increased offer
ings and the lack of support an early decline
occurred with heavy sales around 37 > c. The
tnartcel touched 27c , with a subsequent par
tial recovery. Little business was done until
the prices reached the lower level , with the
'near months neglected , nnd Juno dull and
weaker. No. 3 cash oats sold at i5 ! @ 29o to
go to store , with most of the trading by sam
ple. Out of a total ot 143 cars , 5t ! passed Into
tno contract grade , and no withdrawals from .
etore wore recorded.
Provision trade was somewhat unsettled ,
The unexpected heavy run of hogs , accom
panied by the decline in the same , occasioned
u weak opening. The Initial sales wore made
at prices lOo oil from yesterday's closings in
pork and fie off in lard and short ribs , and for
a tlmo the market rather promised still fur
ther depression. Speculative offerings , how
ever , were comparatively moderate , and as
there was apparently a buyer for every seller
in the pit , a reaction was commenced. Pro
ducts of nil descriptions showed an Improv
ing tendency , and wldlo the advance was
blow , it was well maintained , the closings all
around being at extreme outside Jlgurcs.
Trading was qulto fair , with the old boar
contingent remarkably conservative In their
operations. Cash it/opurty was also fairly
active. Considerable lard bought for March
delivery was secured for shipment during
the wcolc , The favorto ! futures with the
traders were May , Juno and July. May was
the pivotal month. It sold tll.l.yll.32 } {
"
for pork , f .S2 > i@0. ! > 0 for lard , und"Jil.OOM
0)7K ( ) for short ribs. Pork for May closed at
Sll.ittJu'i lard at 5 .90 } und short ribs at
t < t,07Jf. Juno was 7K10o higher than May
for pork , 2 'o higher for lard , and
higher for Miort ribs.
cmo/vuo / I > IVK sroon
CHICAGO , Fob. 2(5. ( | Special Telegram to
Tin : UEX.I CATTI.K The market was In an
unsatisfactory shape to-day. A few handy
fat 1000 Ib BtL-prs , and a few good to choice
heavy beeves were wanted , and being very
scarce , sold at fully steady prices. Common
to medium cattle and rough and coarse
heavy cattle were hard to sell ut rather
lower prices. Salesmen have seldom worked
harder und with less satisfactory results
than to-day , Choice to extra beeves , fl.OO
Ql.Ut ) ; medium to good steers , 1350 to 1500
Ibs , , fUOtjW.SO ; 1200 to 11150 Ibs. , f3.25$3.tW ( ;
050 to 1500 lus. . * 3.00@3.30 : stackers and
feeders. * 2.fc > < 33,35 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
tl.7503,20 ; bulk. 2.206(2.40.
Hoos-With 3 > ,00r ) on the marjcot and
01,000 in sight all around , salesmen felt as
though something had folUm on them , und
they immediately proceeded to get out from
under the pressure by cutting loose on
prloe , the Ilrst cut being a strong 6e , later
on lOc , with bales here und theiro I6o lower.
Alter urgent orders by shippers and others
had been Illlcd , nnd miscellaneous buyers
wcro out of the way , packer * were offering
only 34.50 for what was loft , nnd heavy
. would not sell for ovw W.55Q4.I10. Tuesday
is an on * Uuy .for Bliipjiiut' orders for light
hence the limited demand at nbout
f I.OOi4.C5 ( for ISO to ItO In averages ; . \nd
? 4.C5@4.70 for lighter averages.
I IN/YNCIAIi.
NEW YORK , Feb. 20. [ Special Telegram
to Tun UP.F..I STOCKS Thcro was not mucli
animation displayed at the opening of UK
stock market this mornlng.T he transactions
wcro confined almost exclusively to Heading ,
St. Paul and Cotton Seed Oil. London wa ?
not BO bcarlshly Inclined ns yesterday ,
First prices generally were } i to X higher ,
except Cotton Seed Oil , which opened
higher than lust night's closing prices. The
buying of this stock , however , was prlncl'
pally by those who sold ycsterdav , and aftet
their wants had uccn supplied the stock
gradually declined 1 tier cent from the high'
cst point reached. Well posted brokers saj
that the Insiders have been large sellers ol
this stock on the late rise , and that the low
price of lard seriously affects Its earnings ,
St. Paul was firmer , but , as on yesterday ,
buying was confined principally to the pro
fessional clement. Tim loan crowd rctlcctcil
the unusual demand for this stock , and the
borrowers were compelled to pay a slight
premium for its use , The Philadelphia
brokers were buying Heading , but It wa
thought their purchases wera for account ot
n prominent bear , who Is said to have sold In
the neighborhood of 20,000 shares in the past
week , Oregon Improvement , which has been
conspicuously weak for the week past , do-
cllncd 4 per cent. The commission houses
were less bearish than yesterday , and say ,
notwithstanding the extraordinary pressure ,
very little long long stock has been forced
out , The action of the market may bo deter
ring would-be operators from taking hold ,
but bona fide operators are not letting g <
what they have. The course of events wll
change for the better after the Inatiguratioi
on Monday next. It is said on good authoritj
that two , and possibly three , of the present
directors of St. Paul will resign , and in nn
tlclpatton of this event they have alrcadj
closed out all securities of that compan ;
owned by them. Armour will directly after
the meeting of the directors sail for Europe ,
mul it is understood that his interest in St
Paul has already been sold out , and that ho
proposes to have nothing more to do will
the roau. The report of this company to the
Iowa commissioners for the year 18S3 throws
sonio light on the question of how much bust
ness is affected by the Iowa rates. The com
pany derived 20 per cent of its gross and l'J.7
per cent of its net earnings from that state.
After 11 o'clock the market was quiet. Mis
souri Pacific , however , was quite firm , nnd
advanced % per cent. Money is easy at IJtf
( 2 per cent. The feature during the after
noon was the largo transactions and strength
displayed by Chicago Gas Trusts , these se
curities showing n not gain of 1 % per cent
over last night's closing. The Chicago houses
appeared to bo the largest buyers. Oregon
Improvement was also uromlncat , and re
acted 7 per cent from the lowest point
reached this morning. The friends of Pull
man arc again talking of higher prices , and
say that should the Pullman company win
the AVngner vestibule suit , the stockwill _ sell
at y > 5 within a very short time. ThJTnet ad
vances for the day show Chicago Gas Trusts ,
? / ; St. Pjiul , } f Omaha preferred , 1 ; Mil
waukee , Lake Shore & Western preferred ,
l < 4 percent : while Atchison lost % . The
total sales for the day amounted to 100,000
shares , Including St. Paul , i,000 : ) ; Heading ,
17.0JO ; Missouri Pacific , S.SOO ; Northein Pa
cific preferred , 4,500 ; Oregon Transconti
nental , 0,000 ; Union Pacific , 9,003 ; New
England , 3,000.
The following wore tha closing quotations :
MONET o.v CAM. Easy , at I ) ( i2 per cent.
PKIHB MBHOANni.K'PAi'Ba 13 > J psr cent.
STEIIMSO EXCHANGE Steady and un
changed ; sixty-day bills , Sl.SOJi' ; demand ,
IM.SSJf.
I'UOOUOK
Cimuao. Feb. 20.Vheat Steady :
cash , $1.04 % ; March , $1.0 : % ; May , S1.03VC.
Corn Firm ; cash , 34c ; March , 04k ;
May , 5Mc.
Oats Firm ; cash , 23 } c ;
May , 27 , ' c.
Hyo May , % ,
Barley Nothing doimr.
Prime Timotlu l.4SK@l.-i3.
Flax-51.52.
Pork Firm ; cash and March , $11.15 : May.
Lard Firm ; cash , IO.SO ; March , IO.SO ;
May , $0.90.
Flour Quiet and .firm ; winter wheat ,
SJ.fWtJJj.S ) ; spring wheat , $1.55@l.C5 : rye ,
" '
"bulfc'rao-us Shoulders , * 5.23@3.37J ;
hort clear , ffJ.12f@0.25 } ; short ribs. 85'JO
go.oa.
Butter Quiet ; creamery , 10@2Sc ; dairy ,
U@24c.
Choose Tame ; full cream choddais , 10 > f
< 5 > llc : flats , llc / ; Young Americas , 11 %
< H\2c. \
Ergs Easy ; fresh , 13@14c.
Hides Firm and unchanged ; heavy
? recn salted , 5 o ; light green salted ;
,
Tallow Firm and unchanged ; No. 1 , solid
> aekod , quotable at4ic ; No. 2J , o ; cake ,
> < S'ifc.
KocciDts. Sblumcnts.
Tlour. bbls . 9.000 9,000
rt'heatbu . 37.000 27,000
Jorri. ou . IfiO.OJU 129,000
3ats. bu . 150,030 83,000
Now Vork. F6T . ) . 23. Wheat . Hccoipts ,
i.OOOi exports , 0.100 ; spot dull nnd steady ;
S'o. 2 red. USyjIWKo In olovntor , 09 @
Wo afloat , OSJfcfJJJl.OO ) f. o. b. ; No. 8 ref
M@cJ3J c ; optiotiH fulrly active untl lilRlior ,
iloslni ? V@Wo above yesterday ; February.
Corn Receipts , 57,000 ; exports. 70,000 ;
pot linn , fairly active ; No. 3 , 43 > { a in
iterator , 43u afloat ; No. 2 white , 40V o ; uu-
: railad mixed , 40KC'4iK ; ; options moder
itely active anu unchanged.
Oats Receipts , 38,000 ; exports , 1,000 ; spot
Irmer and moderately active ; options fairly
ictivo ami © 'fo lower ; February , 30 ; < e ;
Vlav , 31Jfo ; spot No. 2 , white , 33jjf ( 38 > 'o ;
nixed western , 29@31o ,
Coffee Options opened barely steady and
ial.cs linn and f0 points up. Sales , 39,2oO
Jags ; February , $10.15@10.20 ; March , $10.10
310.80 ! May , * 10.1G(310.aO ( ; cpot Hio , strong ;
'air cargoes , 118.00.
Petroleum Steady ; United , closed at
Kggs Lower and active ; western , 15 ®
5 , ' c.
Pork-Steady.
Lard Dull , about steady ; western steam. '
; 7.20 ; March , * 7.1Sar.20.
Butter Easy ; western , in@30.54o.
Cheese Quiet and steady ; western , 10@
I We.
Ijlvorpool , Fob. 20. [ Special Cablegram
o TUB HKK.J 3:30 : p. in. close. Pork
n poor demand with prices unchanged ;
irlme muss , eastern , 05s , easy ; do , western.
,1s easy.
Lard Jn poor demand ; spot and Fobru-
, ry , 5s steady ; Match und April , nSs3d.
tendy.
Wheat -In fair demand ; new No. 2 , win-
er . 7s 8d , tirm ; do sprint' , 7s HKd , firm.
Flour In fair demand at 11s 3d , stmulv.
Corn In good demand for spot and fair
omand for futures ; spot , 4s Ijtfd'jnnn ; Fob-
uary , 4s ldsteady ; AprlI-3 llJ4'd , steady ,
St. I iul * . Fob. 20. Wheat-Unsettled ;
ash , 97 # J ; May , 9S > f@9So. .
Corn Higher ; cash , yr O' c ; May ,
Oats Lower ; cash , 24c : May , 27'fo. %
Pork Quiet at tll.iUU@ll.75 ,
. .Lardasy at
Whisky Steady fttl.tfl.
Butter Quiet ; creamery , 2427c ; dairy
MlnnonpollB , Feb. 20. Wheat Weal
and lower : receipts. 1.V5 cars ; shipment ? , 8
cars. Closing ! No. 1 hard , February , fl.l7J {
May , fl.SOJfton track , SI. 17 ; No. 1 northern
February , $1.XIU ( : May , fl.OS-V ; on track
f l.OOJf @ 1.Q7 ! No. U northern. February , 07e
May , ei.00on ; track , OScffifl.Ol.
Cincinnati. Feb. 2(5. Wheat Dull am
nominal ; No. 2 red. l C(397c ,
Corn Uiitlj No. 2 , mixed , 32i c.
Oats Dull and lower ; No. 2 mixed , 2Cc.
Whisky-Steady at * l.03. !
Milwaukee , Fob , 2rt. Wheat Firm
cash , 95c ; May , 07' ' jc.
Corn Firm ; No. 3 , 0c.
Oats Dull ; No. 2 white , 27g27 , ' c.
Hyc Nominal ; No. 1 , 450.
Hiirliy Quiet ; No. 2 , 5lc. )
Provisions Steady ; pork , $ L1.07 ! { .
KnnHns City. Feb. 20. Wheat Quiet
No. 2 red , cash , Me asked ; May , 93 < bid.
Corn Oulct ; cash 23c bid ; Mav , SSJfo bid
Oats No. 2 , cash , 20c bid , 21'4'c ' obked
May , 23 > c bid , 2oe asked.
MVK sroua.
Chloaiio , Fob. 20. t'ho DrovoH' Jour
nol rcnorts as follows'
Cattle Receipts , 8,000 ; market slow anil
Hogs Keeehits. 31,000 ; market slow am
lOc lower , closing 15c off ; mixed , f4,45@4.70
heavy , J4JOQ4.07K ; light , SUO I.SO ; pigs
* ' J'
' ' -
lives , ,
( YSl.bl
I ) . 70.
National Stock Yards , East St.
IjouK Fob. 20. Cattle Receipts. 1.TOO ;
shipments , 100 ; market flrin ; choice
heavy native steers , $3.75 ® 1.30 ; fair to good
S3.00@3r > ; stocUcrs nnd feeders , S-.l)0 ) ( < i
U.10 ; rangers , corn-fed , J.75@3.40 ; grabs-fed
Hogs Receipts , -ITOO ; shipments , none ;
market easier ; choice heavy und butchers' '
selections. M.5034.G.V packing , Sl.-10@l.55
light , grades , $4.50(214.70. ( „ ,
Sioux City , Fob. 20.-attlo Hccolpts
375 ; shipments , 235 ; market steady nnd tin
chnngcd ; stackers , ? a.OO@'J.7o ; fnt steers
S'J. 0.t3.r.O ; feeders , $2.0@J.OO ; stockers niul
fnt cows , $1.30ii3.(50j ( ( dinners and bulls , $1.0d
Itogs Receipts , 2,000 ; market 8c lower :
llKht nnd mixed , ? 1.UO@I,40 ; heavy , $4.30(3 (
1.35.
Cltr , Feb. 20. Uattlo He.
ccipts , : ) ,000 ; shlinents , 1,000 ; good cowt
active and 5c liigher : corn-fed , fJ.SO(764.20 ( ;
itockers and feeding steers , $ l.UOrf > 3.GO :
cows , $1.2T.60. )
Hogs Receipts , 8,000 ; shipments , fiOO ;
market weak nnd lOc lower ; good to choice
? l,3y ) MO ; common to medium , M.15@4.25 ,
OMAHA IjtVB STOCll.
Cattle.
Tuesday , Feb. 20 , 18SI ) .
For the number of cattle hero the market
was certainly active , nnd the buyers all
bought freely , nbout cleaning the yards before -
fore the close. Beef cattle sold easier and
in many cases lOc lower , but butchers' stock
commanded about steady prices. The pack
ers paid * 3.00 ( : ) .75 for steers , and $2.23@t.OU :
for cows , while n few canncrs sold as low as
§ 2.00 or under. There was uuito a demand
here for feeders , and there was considerable
trading in cattle of that class.
Hoes.
The hog market was lOc lower , although
in n few instances light hogs may have bold
only 5c lower. The market was 'active at
the decline , and the pens were cleared at an
early hour.
Sheep.
The demand was good at steady price's ,
and the bulk of the offerings changed
hands.
Kcccipts.
C ttlo . - . . 2,000
Hops . 4,100
Sheep . 800
Prevailing Prices.
The following is a table of prices paid in
this market for the grade's of stock men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1300 to 1500 lbs.3.40 @ 3.90
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. . 3.00 ( ' . 3.50
Native feeders . 2.80 ( S > : } .10
Common to good cows . 1,5'J (7T2 ( 30
Choice to fancy cows . 2.40 @ 3.00
Fair to choice Dulls . 1.75 ( V 2.85
Fair to choice light hogs . 4.40 ( ' 04.45
Fair to choice heavy hogs . 4.35 4.4 ( )
Fair to choice mixed hogs . . . . 4.30 4.35
Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.75 4.15
Fair to choice Ncbraskas . 4.50
Itcprcsciitutivet Sains.
C.tTTI-K.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull . ll'.K ' ) S1.70 Icow . 13HIJ $1.76
Scows . U 1.80 11)1111 . 1450 l.MJ
Scows . 13I1 2.00 llmll . ] fil0 ! ! . ( ) . - >
lunll . 1700 2.10 Scows . isuo 2.12' ' ;
1 mill . 1BBO S.15 Icow . 1000 2.1.- ,
18COWS . 0-0 2.SJ li bulls . Ifiul
1 bull . IC'O 2. 5 22co\VS . SM
1 Dull . 1770 2.26 JUcows . 1017 2.25
1 bull . KiOU .3.1 7 cows . HOT 2.iO :
Gcows . 10WJ -'M ] 4 cows . ! * 2IW
IDcows . lllll 2JiT , 21 cows . 1CHVJ 2.D7 ! (
ITcows . IWiS 2.i7lbilll : ! . 1(110 ( 2.40
Ilcows . 1083 2.40 11 cows 1114 2.40
1 bull . 1810 2.fU Ificows 1105 2.SO
17co\VB . 10(10 ( 2.50 2stags Kaj afiO
ilco s . 1142 2.65 Ibull 1MW 2.W )
fi cows . 10IO ! 2. BO ' 'I cows 110(1 ( 2.00
r > bulls . 172J ; 2.IKJ 2cow us * ) 2.115
lox . 2S5D 2.G5 10 bulls 1112 2. 2't }
.SbnlN . 10U8 2.IM 27 cow I W ) : ) 2.115
-'bulls . 1175 8.05 Scows 11H2 2.7ii
Jlblllls . 20 2.01 lox . 18iO 2.75
Istocners . . . 777 2.75 13 mixed. . .UKU 2.W5
B bulls h2J 2.80 "Istaors 1)17 ) 2'JO
4 steers 1141 2.UJ 11 steers ! I23 3.00
7 feeders- . . . . lOOTl 2.VK ) 0 cows 1401 Jl.OO
U steer d 1IU ! 3.05 20Btaers . . ,10V 3.05
U steers. . . IWi : i.OU 23 Bteurs . U80 Jltt'i
0 steers . 1012 3.05 2:1 : feeders. . . .1013 3.05
S feeders. . .101'J 11.05 11 steers . 11G8 it.10
Hfcteers IOSI 0.03 17 teerB . 13U7 3.10
bsteen * 12 )0 ) 3.10 17steers . 10K7 3.12K
0 steers 10XJ y.10 19 Hteers . loai 3,15
8 steers ll.'CI U.15 27bfrsw'tnsl20l 3.15
tl steers . . . 12W J.15 22 steers 1275 3.20
fl steers. . . . . 11 ! 0.15 40 steer * 1211 3.20
U steers , . . . 11IB 3.20 2)i ) > teers , . .iyi7 il.25
Obteer.s. . . . Kill 3.25 10 steers 12J2 3.25
7 steers 11117 3.25 14 hteerH , .1171 3.25
0 hirers. . . 12i5 O.S6 111 steers 1271) ) 3.25
1 otears. . . .lid 3.25 IBsteeM 12)8 ! ) 3.25
J stocrs 1101 3.25 ll ! teers 1258 3.jO
steers 1204 : l.3J 11 steers 1201 3.30
7 steers 22J8 : i.3i 15 htcers 131 ! 3,40
4 steers 1'Jjj 3.50 Ilstwers 1527 3,75
n oos.
Jo. Av. ghk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
0 Sll 20)14.24 7 . 210 lat tt.a \ ' ,
5a 215 210 4,25 50 . SfJ to 4.37
5M. 2UU va 4.uj ra . : i40 4.40
M. .2W ( 200N 4.30 KJ . 2W 40 4.40
5 3.-J N ) 4.30 73 . 23H 40 4.10
5J.
J. . . 258. 4.30 U7 . 21'1 4.40
0 : )8 ) M ) 4.3 .Yi 60 . 2S ! ) 4.40
8 ! KI 1IU ) 1,5 . 277 4,40
7 28 40 74 . 25'l 120 4.40
8 28 | 05 . 24'J 40 4.40
3 2bO 120 4.35 48 i49 1HO 4.40
3a. 2UI UMNl 4.35 7 240 200 4.40
200W
a. . 25'J ' Nl 4.)5 : ) 71 2IW W ) 4,40
7II art 120 4.3 > 78 227 Ml 4.4U
II ,20i bO 4.35 73. . 4,40
3 241 201) 415 ! Kl . Ml 80 4.40
4.D. . .2y3 40 4r. : 75Ul Ml BO 4.40
D. . 05 200 4.35 Ul 280 4,40
4 305 KiO 4/15 IB , . . .21)7 40 4.40
1 . 200 40 4.35 2:10 : 4.40
! ) . 250 40 4.45 77W 210 80 4.40
IS . KB 320 4)5 : ) W 28' 200 4.40
7 , . , . . ,250 120 4.a > Ii4 2M ) 120 4.40
< . 271 tOM 4. : 70 . 208 120 4.40 -
I ) 2115 M ) 4.3 > 70 . 213 120 4.421's
II 2tM 4.35 1C ) . 224 40 4'H
0D 2K 40 4.3- 73 . 240 120 4.4'i
D 231 N ) 4.35 01 . 207 4.4 * >
221 40 4.U5 70 . 2.15 40 4.45
3 273 120 4.35 07 . 248 4.45
5 243 bO 4.37WSIIEKI'
SIIEKI' .
lo Av. 1'r. No. AV. I'r.
01 westerns. , 12(1 (4.10 Jew westerns , ,120 ll.io
a westernaJj ] 4.00 U ) westerns , 130 4,00
JO Nebraska
7H 3.70
Jjlvo Stock Notes.
Beef cattle easier.
Butchers' stocu steady ,
Sheep fairly active and steady ,
The hog market breaks away lOc.
It is claimed that the Hock Island will bo
i shape the latter part of this week to com-
icnco handling stock again.
Tha prices paid for hogs did not differ very
lucli from the market of a week ago. On
'ucsday ' of lust week a very largo proportion
f all the hogs here sold at $4.35 , but noth-
ig bold over { 4.40 und only one load under
It has been decided to put gates In the Hur-
) n stock cars , which will do a great deal to
lake this car popular with shippers. The
urton is u well made car , and about the
nly ujeetlon that has been raised against , It
us tbit uosguco of gutca.
OMAHA WitOKftAUa MAIIKK.T5
. ) Cj cho. .
@ 14c , low grades , 10alc.
Ciir.Esn Full crqam'cheddars , choice , 12 (
12Jc $ ; full cream , flats , two in hoop , 12 > rf (
13cj full cream Y. A.fclmice , 12V@13o ; o
grades and skims , " oQgcifmlmrgcr , 12 (
l2Kcj brick nnd SwlssuH@l5c.
Emis Strictly fpeafj , ll$12c ( ; colil sto :
tigo , fe lOc.
tii\r. POUI.THV phickcns , per dor , $3.r > 0 (
fl.75t ducks , per dor , fc.253.50 ) ; geese , pi
dor. $ S.60C < ? aoO ; turkeys , per Ib , P@10c.
DIIKMKP 1'oui.Tijv Chickens , par Ib , 0 (
lie ; turkeys , per Ib0lltvl3c ; geese , per It
ll ( < 12c ; ducks , pcr'IbjMltvMilc.
VEAU Heavy grasscrs , 150 to SCO Ibs , 7 (
7 , ' c ; inferior cnlves , 50 to (10 ( Ibs , f > (3Cc ( ; mi
ilium to peed , 70 to 81 Ibs , StSPo ; choice I
fancy. 100 to 130 Ibs , OQlUc.
VEOBTIBI.ES PotatoesColorado anil Utnl
70@75c ; Wyoming , BO@5V ; Nebraska nn
Iowa choice large , ; t5@4Uc ; common , 30 ( < T.)5c )
sxveet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , $ ll.25 ( < i3,5i )
beets , per bu , r > 5iZt > Oc ; carrots , 3540c
cabbage , California , i > er Ib , 2 } < c : parsnip *
GOWdl'o ' ; onions , red choice , fiOfTiSoc ; sllvc
skin , ( XX ? i75c ; turnips , ! MM35o ; rutabagas ,
( iJIOc ; catillllowcr , choice large , per doz , $1.S
tVgl. . " > U ; good. $1.00@1.S5 ; radishes , 3TflOc (
lettuce , i.5@30o ; cnuumbors , fl.fiO ; strln
beans , per box , fl.75@J.2. ; celery , 'JJI
splnneh , $ l.r > UQl.7u per bbl.
! -Mnlla ' , per doz , $3.00(17:1.50 ( : ; red
head , per do * , S2.50tf.00 ( : ) ; teal , per do$1.5
( uj'J.OO ; common small , per doz , (1.0t > $ $ l.r 0
rabbi's ' , ncr doz , 75eitSl,00 ; jack rabbits , po
doz , * 3.00@3.M ) ; squirrels , | ierdoz,75c@$1.00
Jack snipe , $ l.Mal.25. ( (
i Per bbl , fancy Now York an
Michigan , f2.)0 ; choice , W.OOG 'J.2 , > ; cholc
Missouri , $1.76(82.00 ( : good , * 1.50@1.75.
fouiiiuN FHUITS Malaga grapes , kegs. 4
to fi."i Ibs , lOc per Ib ; bananas , per bunch$1.6
( jt.l.Od ; lemons , fancy new , 300 to 30 ( ! s , $3.7
( < C4 ? > ( ) ; choice old , 3iH ) s , SJ.GOiVM.OU ; oningcs
Los Angeles , § 'J.75@3.00 ; Klversidcs , t3.75Q
4.00 ; Navels , f5.05.5J ( ) ; Uanchlto , fS.OOQ
U.35.
CiiANiinuiucs Hell & Bugle , choice , $7.5
@r.75 ; Hell & Cherry , choice , $ C.no@t.75. !
Nets Walnuts , 50@M ( c ; pcanutu , SQlOc
chestnuts , 4J,5c ( ; cocoanuts , ) ier 100 , fj.OCQ
0.00 ; luuolnuts , 3@lo : hlckorynuts , smal :
S1.'J5V71.50 ( ; ; large , < ' > UVg75c ( ; pecans , plain , I'G
So ; polished , l'J@13o ; almonds , 18c : lllberts
1 Ic ; IJrazils , loc.
UIIIKS Green salted. No. 1 , Cc ; No. 2 , 3i (
3'jc : calf , 5frt5J < fo ; dry Hint , flMSc.
UnAXs Nhvles hanil picked , per bti , $2.1
tJj.2.'JO ; good clean country. SI.7.12.CO ; ol
or poor stock , $1.0J@lf ( > 0 ; Cullfoinin , SJ.OOQ
2.10.
2.10.Cincii Michigan , per bbl-4.5n5.00 ( ) ( ; Net
York , per bul , n.00j4'5.f)0 ( ' ; half bbl , fr2.7uj (
3.00.
3.00.FE Tiitiits Per lbiirlmo live geese white
35 ( < 840o ; mixed with gray , ' . ' 5i3Uc ; damp an
musty , 10t'JOc ; prime live domestic duck , 2
( SJ25C ; wild duulc , IS&i'JOc.
SAUKK ICitMrr Per bbl , SOga cholcc i.OO
per half bbl , $2 25.
Poivoux Per Ib , rice , lj @ 2o ; common
IIoxr.Y Ulb frames , choice white , 15@10c
dark , 13 ( < BIIc : strained. 10@12c.
JKI.I.ICS l@4j c ucr Ib ; preserves , 10@12
per Ib.
LAUD 7 > u ir. 50-lb.lcgs. ) )
MINCE MUAT 0 > ( a7c per Ib.
Grocers' Wst.
ncvisoil prices are as follows :
B.UidiNdSturliJ'A'sbamlcss ' , 22c ; Amoa
kcng , seiunlcss , 17J ( J ; Ij-cwiston A. seamless
19c ; American , scjtniluqs , l c ; burlaps to I
bu , ll@l-lc ; gunnies , single , 14c ; gunnies
double , 22c ; wool Elicit , 42c.
Twi.sua Flax'A'O ' e : cotton , 10' ' f)10c )
jute , Sc. ' ,
DKIKD FUUITS Figs'in ' boxes , per Ib , 14V (
llic ; dates , in boxes , " ( rflOc ; London Msilagi
layer raisins , ] ) or'box , § 25UVK1.70 ( ; Malag.
loose ra'.sms , $2.lCS.r)0 : ! ( ; new Valencia nils
ins , per Ib , Sc ; Caljfo'rnia loosn muscatels
l > cr box , $1.GO 'J.'JO : , CaliforniaLondons
18S8 , W.40 ; pitted chci'rtcs , ner Ib , ISc ; Call
fornia pitted plums , tjer Ib , 12 ( < § 13o ; driei
blackberries , ucr IT ) , ( J ( .7c ; dried raspberries
per Ib , 2KjJ24c. : ; ovapoj-ated apples , 5i ( Sc
California unparcipvjiporated \ ' peaches , 12 ( < i
14c ; evaporated'CallfoVnia apricots , 17u ; our
rants , 5'4 ' ( ( } } < fct } jTurUlsh prunes , D@5) < c
citron , ± i ( i2-c ) ; oninge'peol , loc ; lemon neul
l"c ; California Fr nh'prunes ( ) , I2c.
PICKLKI Medlum,5-Ju bbls , 83.00 ; do , ir
half bbls , & 3.00 ; small , Tn bbls. JO 00 ; do , ir
half bote , S3.50 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.0Sdo ( ) ;
in half bbls , ft.OO.
UOASTED COITIJES Gorman , 234"c ! ; Me
Laughlin'8 XXXX , 23 | e ; Arlosa , 23'/c.
CorFiic Green Mocha , 25@30o ; Kio , good ,
18@lc ) : Manrtuhling. 2 ( > < i2te ! ; roasting Hio ,
17 ( 18c ; O. G. Java , 24@2Jc ; Java inferior ,
2J@23c ; Klo. fancy , 31ig3ie ( ; Santos * anil
Maracuibo , 17@le. ! )
Si'OAit Granulated , 7(27) c ; cent. A , CJ c ;
white extra C , 6-fc ; extra O. fl c : .vollow
C , 0) c ; powdered , 7if@Sc ; ; cubes , 7 % ( > Sc.
Bi : > s WAX Choice yellow , 20@22 > ic ; dark
colored13@14c.
TOIIACCO Plug , 20S)3)c ( ) ; smoking , 10209.
SALT * 1.851.40 per bbl.
ROI-E 7-10 , 14JJe.
MAI-I.H SUOAH Bricks , ll@12c per Ib ;
penny cakes , I2$13c per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gul.
MAIM.K Svuui1 3-l@4'5e per gal.
Wu.UM'ixo PAI'EU Manilla , ( ij < fc per Ib ;
straw , iy\c \ per Ib.
TEAS young Hyson , common to fair , 18@
25c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30@55c ;
Gunjmwdor , common to good , 22ft25c ( ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40j.3o ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15S20c ( ; Japan , choice to
fancy , 30l5c ; Oolong , common to good , 25
@ 40c ; Oolong , choice to funcv , 59@70c ; Im
perial , common to medium , 25 ( < i33c ; Imperial ,
goo < l to fancy , 40@50c.
CiucKEits 0@7c per Ib ; assorted cakes , 8
Q,2io per Ib , as per list.
CAXDV Mixed , 9K@12 } c ; stick , OJ < tfUc ;
rock candy , 10 > @l c ; fancy candy , 7S28c. (
HOUAXD Huuitixa 90c.
MACKKUKI. Family , S13.00@14.00.
COD FISH flj carjfc.
STAIICII is > % Q per Ib.
Dry Goods ,
COTTON FLAXXKUS 10 per cent trade dis
count. Unbleached L L , 5 c ; C C , 0 > fe ; S
S , 7 e ; E E. 6a ; G G , ! ) % e ; X X , lO e : O
O. ll c ; NN , WJ o ; AAUo ; DD , iSWo :
1'T. HJ ci YYl8c ; B B. 18c. Bloaclied
JO , 8J c ; 00 , 12J c ; 80 , 13 > c. Brown and slate ,
50 , 9o70 ; , 12 } c : 90 , llic.
WAIUBibb , white , 10a ; colored ,
.
* - *
BATTS Standard , 80 ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
l3Ko ; Boone , 14c ; B. cased , 40.50.
1'uiXTs Solid colors Atlantic , Oc ; Slater ,
3o ; Berlin oil , ( i ) e ; Garner oil , < i ( > 7c.
PIIIXTS Pink and robes Allen , Co ; Hiv-
3rpoint , Qi < fc ; Steel River , OKc ; Hichmond ,
5Kc ; Pacillo , 7e.
1'itiXT.s Dress Charter Oak , SVj'c : Ilnm-
ipo , 4c ; LodI , 5) ) c ; Allen , Oc : KIchmond ,
le : Wjndsor , 0 > ic ; liddystone , O e ; Pacific ,
) > 5e.
5e.PIIIXTH , IKDIOO BLUE St. Leger , 5Wcj Ar-
lold , ( ij o ; American , GJ c : Arnold C , long
: loth , Do ; Arnold B , long cloth , lOKc : Ar-
lold Gold Seal , 10cJ ; Steifel A , 12o ; Windier -
ior , Gold Ticket , 10)f c.
Calcutta , b } e ,
CAMIUIIC8 Slater , 5pj Woods , Cc : Stand-
ml , 5c5 Peacock , Cc-
BI.HACIIII ) SiiKETJxxi-'EHertonJ 'j House-
teepcr , 8K ; New I Candidate , 8)f ; Berkeley
-ambric , No. COit M-J"Hest Yet , 4-4 , 09/i
3uttcrcloth , 00.4WlCabot ( , M\ \ For well
mlf bleached , 8\ \ .J > ult of Loom , 85 ;
3rcono G , 0 ; Hopp , jtt\ \ King Phillip cam.
) ric , 10 ; Loiwdalecambric , 10 ; Lonsdule , 8 } < fi
STow York mills , im < : Pepperoll , 42 in , 10 ?
Pepperell , 40 In , 11V peppered , 0-4. 16 > j ;
epperoll. S-4 , 21 ; jfepnoroll , 9-4 , 23 ; Pepper'
ill. 10-1 , 25 ; Cantop'4. ,8 > iCanton. ; . 4-4 UK ?
rrlumph , 0 ; Wumputta , II ; Valley , p.
HKOW.V SiiEBT .fo4-AtlantIo A. 4-4 , 7Ki
Mlantio H , 4-4 , 7Mm ; o D.4-4 , O ) ; Allan'
io P , 4-4 , Oj AuroraXK 4-4 , 0 ; Aurora C , 4-4 ,
\ % \ Crown XXX,4-4.t5 % ; Boosier LL , 4-4J
1 ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 # ; Lawrence LL , 4-4 ,
1 ; Old Loinlnloni4-4,5 ) ; Pcpperell U. 4-4/ ,
Pepporell E , 40 Inch , 7K ; Pcpporoll , 8-1 , 18
Pcpperell , 0-4,21 : Pepperell. 10-4,23 ; Utlca C ,
t-4 , 4 % ; Wachusett. 3 , 7 : Aurora K , 4-4
' ; Aurora , M , 4-4 , CU.
FLANNELS , P/.AII > llaftsmen , 20 ; ; Gosh en ,
"
I3jtfo ; Clear Lake , "IJOKo : Iron. Mountain ,
WJfc.
FLANNELS ,
. Eiir-O , 24 Inch , ISJtfu ; E , 24
nch.'JlJJo ; G G , i > 4 inch 20c ; H A P , Jf ,
5o ; J H P , % . 2i0 ; G , ? / . 2-5c.
DUCK West Point."J In. 8 oz , lO o ; "West
> olnt,20 in. 10 oz , 12 > o ; West Point , 2'J In ,
3 oz , 15o ; West Point , 40 lu , 11 oz. llic ,
COIISETH JEAN * AnqrosyoKgln , 7a' Ivoar-
arao , 7/o ; Horliport , 6o ; ConcHtoga , OkTc.
TICKH York , 30 in , laj o ; York ? 32 in ,
a c ; Syyift Hlver , So ; TUorndlko OO
JJc ; Thoruaikc , EB , 8 > c ; Ttiornaiku , 120
91 Ci'Tjiorndlko. XX , iSoi CordK .No ; E
PKci CordlB , No. 4 , I0e.
OBXIM.I Amoskeag , v oz , ICJie ; Kvorctt
7 o ? , in 'c ; York , 7 o ? . 13 0 ; Hnymakct
S Vo ) itnffroy. XX , like1 , Jaftre.Vi XXX
l2kcHcavcr.Creclt ; , AA. Via' Heaver Creek
11 H , lie ; Ucnvcr Creek , CC. lOc.
KENTfcKV JK NS Memorial , ISc ; Dakota
8c ; Durham , 2rlc ; llerculi's , ISc ; Loam
lngton,23) ) c ; Coltswold , S' cj Melville. USc
Ciusu Stevens' U , Bt < 3 ! Stevens' 11
blenched , 7c ; Slovens1 A , 7'tfc ; Stovcn * ' A
tin tuber.
AM ) TIMBER 2\4 to 0x12 , 12d
10 ft , $1C,00 ; 18 ft , * 17.l)0 ) ! 20 ft , tlS.OO ; JJ nni
24 ft , $31.00 ; 4x4 , 8x8 , 12dJLO ft , * I7,00 ; 1SV (
21 ft , 818.00 ; 22(324 ft , $3l.lK ) ; fencinR , No. 1
Sl .50i18.lH ( > t No. 2 , S14.00illO.OO ( ! ; llnisliing
1st mid 2it clear , f47.00@SO.OO ; 8d clcnr
$4 .00 ( < ? 4l.0l ( ) ; II select , $ J)7.UO33. ) 00 ; llooritiR
1st com. 0 InV. . P. , W . ( X ) ; 2d com. , ( HI , 00
'M com. . $ W.OO : I ) , $20.tX ) ; coiumoii V. P.
S17.00 ; IstjindStlclcnfY.P. , InnilOln 30.UO
Posts , white cedar , 12o : red ccdnr , Uic ; spHi
oak , Ho ; snweil oak , ISc- ; shingles , XX clenr
S.1.20 ; extra A , * 2.S ( ) ; standard A , J'J.IW ; Inth
M.40 ; ship lap No. 1 , ? 1S ; No. 2 , fl .r > 0 ; No
1 , O. O. . $19 ; sullnp , 1st common , fcJJ ; Sd
SIO ; ! ! < 1 , $15 ; fence , SI2.50 ; stock boards. A
HSU ! C , $ WJ ; D , boards No. 1
common , 910 ; No. 2 , $17 ; No.15 ; ) ; No.4ll !
partition , No. 1 , W. P. M I" , ftH.Oi ) ; No. 3.
* ! 7 < > 0 ; ccllltiB , clear < , Y. P. , 420.00 ; clear ,
? H Norxvay. * 10.00 ; scconila , * 14.f > 0 ; O. O
bntts , 2' In. , COc ; O. O. batts , U'x3 In. , H5e
a in. well tubing , O. & M. , bcv. , S22.00
plcltcts , D. & 11. , fJ2.00.
ntul Chemicals ,
AcinsSulphurIe , \o\ \ \ Citric , 6Se , Oxalic
loci tartarlc , 45c ; Am. carb. , l-o ; alum , 2'
@ : ! e ; arrowroot , 80c ; balsam ca | > albn , 05oi
? 5c ; borax , 10jB13e ( ; calomel , SOc ; castor oil
JLOoCifcl 10 ; cream tartar , 32o { eorrosivo sub , ,
bOc ; clilorofonn , 45@)0e ; oxt. logwood , 12ei
glycerine , 24c ; gum arable. OOo ; BIUI
camphor , 3. > u ; K\\m opium , $ J.25 ; uiorphir
sulplt. , 82.00@3.S5.
OILS Ucrnmnot , $2.SO@t.OO : ; lemon , $2.00 :
peppermint. S3.00@3.nu ; wliitergreen , $ J,40i
olive , Sl.M ) ; quinine. 83@4So ; strychiilo ,
St.05i ( l,10.
Motnl anil Tinner * ' Stock ,
VUock tin , small pig . $ 28
Hloulctln.bar . 2U
Copper , planished boiler sbcs . : )4 )
Copper , cold rolled . HI
Copcr ] ) , sheathing . 80
Copper , nltts . ! iO
Copper , Huts . Ul
Gal. sheet Iron , Juniatn , 50 , 10
ntul 5 per per cent discount.
Pat. planished iron , 2-1 to 27 A. . . . lOJtf
Pat. planished iron , 24 to B7 U . . . Vy
llooflng. 1C , 1-1x20 , 112 sheets . O.IN
Ifoollng , IX , 14x20 , 112 shoots . 7. fit
Hooting , 1C , 20x23 , 112 shoots . 11. OC
Hoofing , IX , - > 0.\2b , 113 sheets . 14 .51
Sheet Iron No. 215 . - . . a.4C
Sheet Iron No. 27 . 8.5C
Solder . H@1C
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14 , 225 sheets . C.5C
IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets . 8.2 ;
Tin plate , coke
1C , 10x14 , S-'S sheets . O.K
Steel nails , per keg . 2.2 , '
Stcei wire nulls , por.lceg . 2.7f
THE RAILVAY TIME TABIES ,
OMAHA.
SUUUIIIJAN TIIAINS.
AVcBlivnrd.
Itnnnlng between Council HlulTs ana Al
bright. In addition to the stations montloneil ,
trains stop at Twentieth anil Twenty-fourth
streets , anu at tno Siimm It In Omaha.
EuMwiiril
V. S. DBPOSITOEY ,
DMAHA , - - NEBRASKA.
L'anllal
100,000
IHIt.MAN KOUNTZR , President
JOHN A. CJtUIUIITUN , Vice J'roulilenr.
' . II. DAVIS. Cuahlcr.
W , U. llliOQUlKU , Aaslatout CnsUler
Ag loulturnl Implomonta.
" ' " " *
"OHU'RCHIUU PARKEH ,
Dealer In Agricnltural Implements , Wagons
CnrrURFi nrt IlurRltn. Jono" Klrcpt. between ttlinnJ
LININGER & METCALP CO. ,
AgricnltnralInipleincntsWagonsCarria2e , , !
llngRlf , Etc. Wholtnl * . Omtbit , NcbrnVn.
"
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN ,
\Vhol lo Dolcri In
AfcTicnltoral Implements , Wagons & Bnggiei
Wl , Bai. AV unit OC .lonn Flrcft. OmnhR.
ArtlBia' Mntorlnln.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials ) Pianos and Organs ,
nglm ytrrrt. ( ) m h . N
BookBollore nnd Stntlonors.
H. M , & S. W. JONES ,
Succf ser to A. T. Ktnycn A Co. , Wholrislc AllctM :
Booksellers anfl Stationers ,
Flno WadilliiR Stmlon ry , ronimtrcl l Slutloncrr
U DoUKla Slrtrt ,
Boota and Shoaa.
W. V.MORSE & CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1105-110. ) Douglas St , Omnhn MnnuI ctorjS m ,
MB. mor Stlioiton. .
_ ConlJ3okp and Llmo-
" " "
OMAHA COAL , 6c > KE TLlME"c6."i
Jota of Hard and Son Coal ,
300 gouth nth Street , Omalm.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . " '
SbiDpers of Coal and Cote ,
_ 211 goulli 131 h i't. . Onmfca. Koh. _
PERKINS , OATCH &LAUMAN.
liunortora nnd .Hil'bcrs of
Creeper ? , ( ila sware , Lamps , Silverware
Ktc. 1514 Varnam St. , A'or Paxton Iliilldlnir.
Commission nndJStpr&BO-
" " " " " RIDbELL & RIDDELLV"
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
pcclaltllluttcr , Rtrns , Choo r. I'O'iltry , Onm
1I1J Howaiil gtioat. Omulia. Njcb.
CEO. SCHROECER & . CO. .
piicccBinra to McSbnno A. Scbrocitcr. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oninlia. Nubrn kn.
Dry Copdo ana Notions
' " "
M.'E srvTiTH A"CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnisliing Goods and Notions ,
1107 anil 1101 Douclnn. Cor. llth Pt , OmnhB , Nob.
K1LPATRIC K1 < OCHDRYGOODSCo
Importers aiid Jobbers in Dry GoOuSNotions ,
UonU' KunilililDK ( ioodi. Corner llth nnd llunoy
Sir. Oinnbn. Ncbrnekn.
"HILTNT T H o M'PSON &Tccf.
Iniportpra mid Jolilii'n of
Woolens and Tailors' '
317 South 15lli Street.
Furnituro.
DEV/EY * "STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnilnrc ,
Karnntn Street. Omnlix N-brnikn.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omuha. Nebraska.
' - -
T
Grocorloe.
PAXTON. GALLAGHER * CoV )
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
_ _ 70Jg7.TOOnndilS. IQlh St. , Onmhu. Nob.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
! h and Leavonworlh Street.Omaha , Nebrnikc.
'
W. J. BROATCH.
Heayy Harilware , Iron and Steel ,
Springe , WoKen Stock , Hurdwnro , Lumlior , Ktc. 1M
uiul lail Uarney BtrL-Bt.Unialia.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , Phi > et Iron , etc.Rents for IIowo Scalcw ,
.Miami 1'owder andl.yniun lliu'bed tvlie ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
H1MEBAUGH &TAYLOR ,
BnMers1 Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools and llutlalo Ncnlca. 1405
fctroot , Umnhn. Ncbrnskn.
Hats , Caps , Eto.
. L.'PARROrTTE & C0.7
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 Harrier Street. Omshn. Noli.
Lumber.
Wholesale Liimlier , Etc ,
Imported nnd Anirrlcnn rortlnml cement HtRtc
iont ; for Milwaukee Iiydruullocorucnttmil
Qulnry wliltu Ilinc.
AS J ? m
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
\VcoJciirpel iiiiil parquet lldorlnt' . ' . Hi niul Douulns
s , Umnlin , Noli.
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale ,
16th Street luul Union I'uclllc'rriick.Oninlin ,
LOUIS uiiA nroiw ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doora , Klc , Varils Corner 7th nnil lloiiKliis. Corner
JUlli unit
unitir.
ir. a HAT.
Luinter , Lime Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner I'/lli nnd DouKlui rtts. , Oinulin ,
C. N. JJ1KTZ.
Dealer in All Rinds of Linnlier ,
1311) ) und Cnlirornlit Struut , Omalia , Ncbrutkn.
.JYIJHInory and Notions.
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} . "o/iB/fV/jujE/nrco. ,
iioi1ers& ) Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
i Dili ttrcct.
Notions.
. , HOllTxSOXKO'l'lOff ' ' .
J. T - KO'l'lOff C'O. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
Wlaml iQibuulli Itltli mrect. Oiimliu.
VJXYAJW .fc ti
Notions and Gents' ' Fiiriiisliing Goods ,
llfi lliiriicy ttrei't , Omnlm.
ni ) TANK
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ulo grca j , etc. , Omnlm. A. II. Jll lioi > . Hunngcr ,
. " . . Papor.
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
'airy u nice Block of prlnllnu. wrnptilnit nnd Atl
| i | ier. hpeciul iiltciUluiiKlvt'n tm rload nnli-
Jtorago , ForyvanllnK & ComrnlQisTon. '
viwr.y'm.vfJ'JIT.S ' ) , t co. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Conimissioii
Inino Imuno uf Ihu Hunno'jr Illmuy i\i , lluuiiltft at
eanl reUII. l h. Ilia , lih Uurdttrei'l ,
Uiiiulia. Tuleu'iono No. Til.
Jl. UHHY , tC'O , ,
.touburi i't
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
Urn *
Boots and Shoos.
HucccMors toltaA , Jonr A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Slices
Agtnlt tot Boston lUililior Shop Co , 11(0 ( , 1101 nnfl 1100
lUrncyPlrtct.Onmtin. Ngbri Ki .
Browors.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1J31 North KlKhtccnth Mrcot , Omnlin , Nb.
Cornlco.
KAOLK
MaiiiMctiirers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window-cap * nml iiicliillr ! > VyllK iH. .lolm Ki-onctcr ,
liruprlclor. lift nml HOb'mtli Ultli Miect ,
Overalls. _
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CAXVlM.l ) 'MAXUl'ArfUKlXa CO. ,
Mannfactnrcis of Overalls ,
Jcnns , l' nls , Sliltt . Kto. IIOJ 1101 Duiiplns Slt t ,
Omnlm , Ncti.
Offlco Fixtures. _ _ _
MAXVFAC"funiXU CO.
Mnwtfacturovs of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
nnilfj , slilctiiMnl * . Hunk OJ P ! > , Drue nxlmtw.Wall
( o , I'mtltlonv ltnllliiKi.Cmiiit ! < > r * . llcrrtniil Wind
( oiilcr" , Minors , Klc Knilnry iinil otlirt' , ItUJunOlutl
foiltli Ulliat. . Umnlin. .T 'lciluino | ll.'l.
Pnpor Boxes. " . ,
x L. wlutifi
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factor ? ,
Not. r.ltniUl lilla Doiiglm Hn-ct , Oiuiiliii. Neb.
Rubber Goods.
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on m.-i rintiiKii e-o. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Oil clolliltiK ninl Icnllior belling. 1W3 Tanuim Mrcct
Sash , Doors , Etc.
.ir. A , msniiow , vco. . , * '
\Vliolcsnlo inamifiicliirvr * nf
Sash , Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrmicli utlk'i' , I''tti ninl Until street ( Imnlia , Nub.
nonx MAxuvAcriniixu co. ,
Manufacturers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
lui : * , Miilr "Or ! ; nnil Inloilor Irllil wonil IHllMi.
.N. 1C. corner Uli niul I.PHVIMHW rthstHols ,
Umuliii. Ncli.
Steam Fittings , PumpsJEtc
A. i. . sritAxa .v tra ,
* , Pipes and Engines ,
Stenni , wnlor , rullwnv itiul inttiliiK mippllo , etc.
SK.U , IK. " . ! nml'.til bnriinui Mtt'ct.Omahn.
17. & . ir/X EXUIXti A 1 > UM1' CO. ,
Steam and Wale Supplies , .
ulnd mill * . < ) is niul 12J Jones M.Omnlm.
U. K Ho9sntrt1ti muMHizor.
nit o wxK.r&co ,
Engines. Boilers and General Machinery ,
fehui't Iron wink , stvnm pump" , suw mills. 1213-1J15
l.i'UM'im in-Ill Btii'Ut , OiiiMlui.
jjron Works.
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's'l'llAM ' '
nOlI.KK H'Olth'S ,
Cnrlor li Sim , Proi'K. | VuniiliictiiiPia of till Itlmts
Steam Boilers. Tanks and Slicft Iron Worfc
Win ki South ailli nnil II. A.M.erosjInK.
PAxroxA rriiHT.ixa inox WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Bui ding Wort ,
! ' , ItntM wet k , irpneriil foundry , mnrhlnonnd
ikMiiltli work. Olllcu uinl wnr/i" , U. P. Hy.
anil litli stiei't , Uimilni.
O.1M HAwEAnN WOltKS ,
Mainifactiircrs of Wire and Iro.i Railings
Desk rullf * . i\itvlow gunnls , llowcr Mnnit * . nlr
utc. 1 1 .N'urlhlUtli ttrsct , Oumliti.
OMA UA AM ! ,1-
Matif'rs ' of Fire and Burglar
Vanll" , Jail work , lion almltors an < l tire CKCipcs.
( J , Aiiilrvcn , iirnp'r. Cor , lltli itnit Juckaon
cjiAMnox i/torr & wrnu w
Iron ud Wire Fences , Railings , 'Guards
anil acrcPiiH , for brinks , niiicc , ( * lorcirc Uijncc ! % etc.
Iniurnvcilaniiliii : ' , lock > inlth iniicliliivrr iinrt
blackMiiUliM'rk ? . WIHoiilli lllll SI.
1'ALMKK , ItlOIlMAX ACO. . ,
Live Slock Commission Merchants ,
Olllco llooni ' 'I.Opiio'llu KYclintmo HiilMInu , Union
stuck Vunlf , boutli Unmlin , Nub.
UNION STOCK TAIWS CO. ,
Of Omana , Limited ,
John ( ' % 0)d , bn
ealth is Wealtli !
In. I , . 0. WKSTS NKIIVK Atin HIIAIN
MIJ.NT , a KtmriintooJ si.ovlllc for Hysteria , Dizzi
ness. Convulsions , fit" . Nervous Neuralgia ,
llcailnchn , NoivmiH frustration cansnil liy ill *
iso of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefnlncss , Muntal
Uepre.silon , Softi'iiliiff of the llrntn , ro ultliiBln
insanity and lending to misery , dei'uy anil ilrath.
I'lcnintninOlil AKU. llarroiincs. . Io i of Power
' .n either sex. Involuntary f.os-jns and Spcrmat-
irlKijacatiKodbrnvi'i'-uxertlonof the braln.HOlf-
ilitiso or ovcilndnlccnco. Kach box rontalni
ino month'H Irealnifiit , * 1.0Uii bux.or six boxes
'ot if.ri.Nl.i ( < ent hy mall ] iv paltl on reiulpt nt price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXE3
I'o fiuo any caso. With each order received by
isforwlx boxes , accompanied\ilthfti.MWiwlu ( (
: eiiil tliu pnrclmsur onrwrlttin Rtiaranteo to re-
nnd the money If llio tioatmcnt ilocs not oifect
icnio. Oiiarimtci's IUHIIVI ! only by ( iooilniau
) rut'Co. , UriiKglsts , Sole Agiinn , 1110 1'urnaai
itiuet Uni ha b
State Line.
I'o ( jIn ! < < go\r , Uclfasl , Dublin and Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesday.
Tabln pas ° > n e J35 anil Vfl , ncrnnllngto location
of rtatu ri > OU ) Uxcili'slou Vu to t'.KI.
itecii-axe to anil from Kiiropu at l.oncbt Katra.
VUSTIN llAl.VIN& CO. , Ocn'lgfiits. .
5'l llvoadway. Now York.
1011N IIM'-OKN. Ucn'l Wrstvin AKi'nt ,
Hit Itandoliih ct , , ( hloago.
IAUUV K. MOIMUJH. Aueiit , Oniiilia.
.Icdtic d ( Jabin Hales to Glasgow Kx-
hibltlon.
DRUNKENNESS
C. ' ( be Mquor llnbll , I'nulilTrlr Cured
lif Ailnilnl iorlo ! > r. lluluc * '
< > olilcn HpcrlDc.
Iti'iinbe ulvcnlna cap of coirue or In ortl-
clthut fooil , ulihoiit thu KnowlcdKu of the pal -
l utilt IH alMoituelr Imrmlvis. anci will f-
cctatH > riiuin'lt ' ! ! anaHpcpilyt'iuv , wliethur too
> atlont Is n moilrr.ilti ililnUcr r nn aliohol
( tuck. IT NHVint 1'AM.S , Over IOO.OOO
IriinlcnnlH IIHVO lifon inmlu tcmiicnuu men w'io '
lavu taki'i ] ( ioMuu pvcillc lu t/'i-lr / i.'ullre with-
iitt their kaiuvleiliio. anil today bollovu Ihey
ult ( li'lnklni ; ( if tlK-la own accord , w pauo
lookof paillciihirrf fice. Kitlin A ; ( v , auut (
r.tli und lioujiluiioio , ihtli nnd Oiun'nit ' t > tiei > t %
initiha. N b. : Council llhiH , Jowu : . \ '
UIHRD F0 MEN ta'tsste K
U I 111 IK PV'ecily rev lnf.l by Iho new
f lUUII PEBLON-Dtipnu Mctnpa.
L ' * " Kr.it fur nur new illiumltil TiuiJitp
Cole turril wlhnut pain oVoinrption. Aihlrnt
Uoslon-Dupro Cllnkue | , 1U Trnnoni bi. , Doitco.
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ARE' TH2 BEST