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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1889)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27. 1880. E THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat Practically Without Im portant CORN TRADE DULL AND SLUGGISH Firmer ProTlslone More Thnn JtccovcrYcstcrtlny'n Lost Ground Cnttlc Demand Fair UOR Take n Drop. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CHICAGO. March 20. [ Special Tclcirram to Tns Bfes.J The wheat market was dull nno practically without Important change. It was not featureless , however. One great feature wan the virtual abandonment of trading In May by the general crowd. The variation of prices In May covered a range of 2Yc ; and extended from Wo to tl.02. Trade was very light , and more than half of the commission firms On the floor are refus ing to execute orders In that month. Hutcn- Inson's brolicrs ran prices up and down nnd tried to galvanlro trade In May , but the only visible result was to Induce a few scalpers to engage in a hazardous run after fractions. When prices broke from f 1.0 ! to $1.00 , gome stop loss orders were caught , but the decline was checked by a clique of brokers , and the market promptlj went up again from 09Yc to $1.01 and above. The volume of the transactions In May was Insignificant for the fluctuations in quotations. Changes of } 4 < Sc were frequent and with out apparent reason. The clique brokers did not seem particularly anxious to buy. but they ran the price up on the o who did want wheat. This served to keep that future nervous all day. The transac tions In July were on a liberal scale. 'Iho market started in atsr c , advanced to 8SJ < f. got very weak and slumpy nnd broke to S" & < 3S7c , with heavy selling on the down grade. Hutchlnson nnd other strong local operators , as well as the generality of the commission houses , were good buyers , and the market slowly and strongly advanced in the face of seeming weakness to SS } c. Fern n long time the price ranged around SSc , with a steady absorption of offerings by the conservative people. During the last half hour the shorts were actlvo in July and put the price to 8SJ c. The later phase of tbt wheat market was that of steadiness nnd strength , particularly in late futures. July scoring substantial advance. "What May will do is something nobody but the manipulators can tcil.and opinions as to its course are valueless. It may advance lOc any day or break as much. The closing prices were $1.01 for May , OOo for June and 8SJc for July. As compared with yesterday tnis range shows a gain of } c lor May and IJi'c for July. The foreign news was unimportant. The advices were commonly of a bearish tenor in sympa thy with the tone of weakness displayed in most American markets. Nevertheless it ytas observable that , in the f ace pf this flood of discouraging cable news , seaboard ad vices indicated considerable Ufa and activity in the export line. The working of eleven boat loads for continental account was chroniciled , nnd the air was full of rumors that an indefinite , but large quantity was "about" to bo worked. The vagueness of this sort of information caused it to bo. re ceived with smiles of disbelief. The corn market was dull and sluggish and without any feature of interest. The fcclinir was fairly steady at the opening , but a weaker tone prevailed towards the middle of the session. The receipts were fifty-eight cars more than had been looked for , and the inspection returns showed a great improve ment in the proportion of No. 2 corn to the total amount. The Liverpool market was also quoted weaker and 1 % & lower , and these were the immediate causes of the weaker feeling. When May had declined to 35 % @ 85 } c , a fair demand appeared to exist at that price and the estimated receipts for the following day being only 175 oars the market became firmer. Tnere was a decrease in the quantity on ocean passage of 200,000 bushels , which was likewise a grain dropped In the balance on the buying side. There was some Inquiry for April delivery , but sellers for that month we/o hard to find. The local shipping demand was good for the lower grades , which also helped the hands of the speculators on the. bull side and gave a fairly firm appearance to the market towards the close. The out side domestic markets were steady , and some decline in ocean freights about offset the lower quotations from Liverpool. The price changes oetween yesterday's and to day's close were Trim i-10u to } c in favor of to-day. Oats were firmer. Rather more than the recent Interest was shown in a speculative way , centered chiefly in May. This opened steady at 25c , and under fair buying on the part of a few local operators , assisted by the shorts' covering , prices were advanced 31@C to Gc < subsequently losing a point of the improvement. The longer months were quiet , with July dull around 25 ; c. Out of a total of 143 cars inspected in , 44 passed into the contract grades. No. 2 oats to go to store were firm at 24c and trading in cash lots was chiefly by sample. Provision more than recovered the ground Josl vesterday. The opening was a little nervous anci-jtt firices * trifle lower , but before - fore business had progressed for tfl $ trade , under the leadership of pork , assumed AIT unmistakable bullish tendency. The articles mentioned subordinated , in fact. In interest and activity tbe other speculative lines , though toward the close of 'Change lard at tracted more than ordinary attention. Short ribs , however , were. & little slow throughout. The buying of pork , as well as > other articles , was unusually general. Traders from the grain crowds made up a good share of the at tendance in the pit , and the market was Jider nnd , for holders , more satisfactory jian at any.time since the present bull move ment set In. Tbo highest prices realized pre vailed around the close. In pork the fluctu ations experienced covered a range r/f 35c , in lard of lSca.na Inshoit ribs of ' & & . Based on yesterday's closings , the advance actually established was 22X ( g30c on pork , on lard and 5c on short rios. CHICAGO tiivc srooa. CHICAGO , March 2/1. / | Special Telegram to Tins UKB.J CXTTJ.T : The demand was fair and prices steady to strong on anything good and useful , either fer export shipping or for the dressed beef trade. The export demand is not quite as actlvo as last week , tbe buying side having been reduced to ono tbipper. Cow stock shared in the better feeling , and prime heifers , together with good export bulls , were eagerly sought for. Common cow stock was about tbe same as heretofore. So far this week 110 Texans bavo arrived , and this will account for the steadiness in cow stock. Dealers In stocn- ers and feeders wore reporting a fair de mand at steady prices. Choice beeves , M.OO (34.35 ( ; medium to goon steers , 1S50 to 1500 Ibs , 3.60a3. ( { > 0 ; 1200 to 1850 Ibs , t3.40S3.70 : 050 to 1200 Ibs , * 3.00@3.0 ; stockcrs and feed ers , $3.3533 45 ; OOWH , bulls and mixed , (1.40 @ ; 00 ; bulk , fi25@2. 0 ; Texas corn-fed steers , 050 to UKO Ibs , f-3.OCW33.C5. Hoas Tbo market oj > encd weak and at every turn prices dropped , finally closing 10 @l5c lower than Monday , or 5@10o lower than on Saturday. At the close big fat hoes , averaging 400 Ibs and upwards , sold as low as C4.UOSl.05 , and the best mixed at f4.TO@ 4.7C. with best heavy at fi.bO. Light sorts FINANCIAL. NKW Yonit , March 33. [ Special Telegram to THE UEU.I STOCKS There were no en- sat'onn ' ! or exciting features in tbe stocks early to-day. The opening prices were steady or a trifle better , and on tbe whole the tendency of the first hour was slightly better , but the action was marked by de clines mid rallies in a few of the more active securities. The principal activity of the Biorjilnff wus In Hock Island , Burlington one Atctdion on a pressure to sell , accompanied by more or less uctlon In Northwestern one Union 1'acific. Burlington was upK P r cent and Lockawonna off about tba same al tbe oj > oalup , but the latter soon recovered the loss. Union I'aclfiu , Northwestern ani ! New England showed fincucM , but tbe list was dragged down somewhat by the we&V- ness and Bcllln ? of AtchisonKock Island and Burlington , which lostXi * f nnd h Tr 5Cnt respectively. About 11 a. m. there WM a fair rally all through the list , which put prices at points slightly better than at the opening. The firmer feeling did not hold until noon and the weakness returned with the dullness , with what activity there was confined to the three weal : stocks of the early morning. Atchison was distinguished by a decline of IJf per cent , while the others failed to reach the low points touched car per. At noon the sales reached 141,075 shares , xvlth prices not materially changed from the opening for the greater part of the list. There was a return of the spirit of liquidation in stocks the last hour , grangers suffering most. Atchison closed two point * off , with Northwestern &c lower. There Is lack of faith in the earnings as Judged by tic months already covered. The total sales for the day were 259,312 shares , Including Northwestern , 20,600 ; Hock Island , 18,000 ; Heading , 80,500 ; Burlington , 87,600. Thcfollowing wore the closing quotatlonsi tT.a. ( s regular..W < Northern 1'acinc. . 2V4 U.S.4scoupons..12 > 4 dopreferred " " U.8.4 sreKUlar. . 108 U. 8.4 > 4iconpon . .ias do preferred , PacincCsof Vi . . .120 N.Y.CentrM. Central Paclnc. . . . 34 P..D.&U . 23 < Chlcapo * Alton. . .KO Kock Island . to Cblcnpo.Ilurllngton C..M. &SUP . ei j &Qulner M4 ! do preferred. . . . . . VUs ! Ofl. * _ W. . . . . . . .137 St. Paul & Omaha . > Illinois efentr&1..108H dopreferred . 10 1..II.&W ' , i Union Pacific . , . G2K Kansas & Texas. . . lZ > i LakCSUore..100 : ! i do preferrea. . . . 24W - - . Western Union. . . . . MU MlssourtPaciflc . . . CC4 MOXET ojf CALL Easy at 3@5 per cent. PRIMS MnncASTiLB PAPEH 4 > if@G'f per cent , * STEKUSO EICIUXOC Dull but firm ; sixty-day bills , H-SS S demand , 4.S3J { . PIIODUCE MARKETS. CHICAGO , March 20. Wheat Firm ; cash , 09Kc ; April , ? l.00tf ; May , * 1.01 . Corn Firmer ; cash , 34Ke ; April , 4c ; May , 35Xc. Oats Firmer : cash , 24Jfc ; May , 20 5-lCc Kyo May. 43kc. Barley Nothing doing. Prime Timothi 51.30. Flax $1.61. Whisky 81.03. Pork Firmer ; May , $12.03 ; July , JlS.CiJ . Lard Firmer : cosh , ? 7.05 ; May , $7.12) $ . Flour Nominally unchanged ; winter wheat , S2.GO@i.40 : ; spring wheat , $1.45@0.30 ; rye. $2.C5@3.UO in barrels. Dry Salt Meats Quiet at former prices ; Shoulders. t5.50@5.75 ; short clear , ? 0.50@ 0.02K ; short ribs. fC.2S 0.30. Butter Weaker ; creamery , 1724o ( ; dairy , Cheese Steady ; full cream cheddais and flats , 10 @llc ; Young Americas , 11J @ 12c. 12c.Eggs In more demand ; fresh , 10@l2c. Hides Steady ; heavy green salted , 5J @ 5Jfc ; light green salted , 5 (2fic ( ; green. 4@ ; salted bull,5 c ; green salted calf , 0 > J o ; dry flint. 7K@bo ; green salted kip , o ; dry calf , 7@So ; dry salted hides. 7S'Sc. ( ' Talln f Ct o.1 , , . ni ! [ t No. 2 , 3c ; cake , Keceints. Shiomcnts. Flour , bbls . 10.000 7,000 Wheat bu . 19,000 28,000 3orn.nu . 100,033 132,000 Oats.hu. . 132,030 140,000 New Vork , March 20. Wheat Receipts , 2,200 ; exports , none ; spot market quiet and JifCSJiC lower , weak ; No. 2 rod , h9@90c n elevator , Q0&90 9-lGcafloat9D@913f c f. o. b. ; No. 3 red , b2c : ungraded red. Se@32c ; options less active , irregular , closing lower : March , S9c. Com Receipts. 90,000 ; exports. 10.100 ; spot dull nnd easier ; No. 3 , 42K@42J c in elevator , 43 @ 41J c afloat ; No. a white , 40 } @ 43c ; options dull , but firm. Oats Receipts , 44,000 : exports , none : spot , quiet and easier : options firm but dull ; March , Sic ; April , 30 > @ 30 c ; May , 30 } @ 30 > < c ; spot , No.2 white , SSc ; mixed western , 29 32 0. Coffee Options steady , closed 10(320 ( lolnts below yesterday : sales , 42,000 bags ; March , $10.75 ; April , J1605@10.75 ; May. S1G.55@10.S5 : spot Rio , weak ; fair carcoes , J1.0SJ * . Petroleum Quiet but steady : United closed at 91 c. Eggs In moderate demand and weaker ; western , 10@llc. Pork Firm ; new , tl3.50@13.75. " Lard Higher ; western steam closing at S7.40@7.42 > i : March , * 7.39. Butter In moderate demand ; weak except Tor choice western dairy at 12@18c ; western creamery , 10@25c ; Elgin , 20a20J ( c. Cheese Dull and unsettled ; western , 9V © lltfc. St. Louis. March 20. Wheat Unsettled and better ; cash , 80o ; May , Corn Firm ; cash , SOo ; May. 30c. Oats Higher ; cash. 25c bid ; May , Pork Firm nt $12.75. Lard Higher at $ < 5.60@0.b5. Whisky $1.03. Butter Quiet nnd unchanged ; cream cry , northern roll , 14@16c ; dairy , 20@23c ; creamery , 23@25c. , Liverpool. March 20. [ Special Cablegram to Tire BEE.J 2:00 : p. m. close. Pork In poor * demand ; prime mess , eastern , 65s , steady ; ao , western , 55s , steady. , Lard In poor demand ; spot and March , CGs 3d , steady ; April and- May , 86s 6d , steady. Corn In poor demand for spot'and firm demand for futures ; spot , 3s 9J d , easy ; March 3s 9Kd , easy ; April , 3s 9d , easy ; May , 8s 9 > < d. Minneapolis , March 20. Sample wheat weak and lower than yesterday ; receipts , 154 cars ; shipments , 40 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , March , $1.09 : May , $1.10 ; on track , $1.0S& ; No. 1 northern , March. 97c ; May , SUKo : on track , 9Sc@$1.10 ; No. 2 , northern , March , SSc ; May , 8'J ' > fc ; on track , OCX&03C. Kmiftaa City. March 20. Wheat . Weaker ; No. 2 red , cash , 85o asked ; May , SSc bid ; No. 2 soft , cash , no bids nor offerings ; May , 87 0 bid. Corn Steady ; No. 2 cash , 25J c asked ; May , 25Kc bid ; No. 2 white , cash , -JC c. Oats No. 2 , cash , no bias nor offerings ; May , 22 o bid. Milwaukee , March 20. Wheai Firm ; cash,8SXo ; May , S9tfc. Corn Dull ; No. 3. SOJfftSlc. Oats Quiet ; No. 2 , white , 23S23Uc. ( Rye Quint : No. 1 , 43 > c. Barley Quiet ; No. 2 , 6SX@59c. Provisions Firm ; pork , tl2.55. Cincinnati. March 20. Wheat Easier : No. 3 rod. IKJQOSc. Corn Strong ; No.2 , mixed. 34Wc. Oats Easy ; No. 3 mixed , 2X@-X4c. MVK STOCC Chicago , March 20. The Drovers' Jour- nulreports as follows : Cattle Receipts , 5,500 ; shipments , 8,800 ; market closing easy : beeves. $3.00@4.35 ; stackers end feeders , f2.U5@3.4r ; cows , culls und mixed , $1.40@3.00 ; bulk , e2.25@iOO ; Texas cattle , J3.00 < .d3.C5. Hogs Receipts. 17.000 ; shipments , 0,000 ; market slow and lOc lower , closing bad ; mixed , $4.6504.00 ; heavy , $4.CO@VJO ; light , M.70@5.00 ; skins. taDO@J.OO. Sheep Hocclpts , 9,000 ; shipments , . 2,000 ; market steady ; natives , $3.0005.00 " ; western , $4.00@4.SO ; lambs , $4.50@a.M ) . National Block Yards , Bast St. Louis. March 20. Cattle Hccelpts. 1,000 ; shipments , none ; market stronger ; choice native steer * . $3.00 4.40 ; fair to good , $3.00(33.90 ( ; utockers and feeders. | 3.10@ 3.30 ; rangers , corn-fed , $2.7033.00 ; gross- led , $ .i.00@3.00. HOUR Receipts , 4,600 ; shipments , none ; market cosier ; oholoo heavy , and butch ers' selections , $4.70 ® 1.60 ; packing , $1,65 ® 4.754 light grades , 4.7X ( < J4.60. Kansas Oitr , March 30. Cattle Re > ceipu , 8,700 ; shipments , 1,000 ; market active ; higher on cows and shipping bteers ; good to choice oornfed , $3.90 4.80 { common to me dium , $3.00@3.55 ; stockcrs und feeders un changed ; cows $ L7.rx3i75. Hops Receipts , 7bOO ; no shipment * ; mar ket alow , weak and lower ; common to choice , $1.25(31.00. ( Sioux City , March 20 , Cattle RecclpU , 304 ; shipments , 204 ; market steady ; fut steers , $2.75@a85 ; stackers , 13 00@2.bO ; fe d- ers , $3.25@'ib5 ! : fat cows , Ci.25 ( < 2.eOj canners - ners and bulls , $1.00 < gl.75 ; vcM calves. $2.00 Q4.00 , Hogs n u ipU. 2O J ; market S < 3 lOo lower ; light acd uiliea , ei.4tK34.45K ; hetvy , $4.50Q OMAHA MVB STOCK. Cuttlo. Tuesday. March 29. 1SS9. "A good. * tronp , ctlvo catUo market with every one buying frooly" Is the whole story In n few words. The receipt * were the heav iest of any day since the Mth of the month , but advices from eastern points were favora ble nnd prices hero were strong. The dressed beet operators and shippers were nil heavy buyers , and by tniddav there were very few cattle remaining unsold. Some goo& heavy cattle , weighing close to 1,500 Ibs. sold at HM , Jim , the bulk of the steers brought KUOC < 13.CO. Cows sold as high as f2.S5 and jcry few under $2.80. . With a heavy decline reported in eastern markets the trade hero dropped -off about lOc.The buyers apparently wanted the hogs at the decline and a clearance was affected before 11 o'clock. Nearly everything sold at W.50@4.55. with a few trades made early at fJ.OO. Sheep. The market WOM very liberally supplied aqd under the influence of unfavorable re ports from other points , cased otl a little. The demand was good and the most desira ble of the sheep changed hands. Receipt * . CrJlttlQ. i 4 , m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < * , lvv tlOKS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4f Uv Sheep 52,350 Prevailing 1'rlccs. The following is a table of prices paid in this market for the grades of stock men tioned : Prime steers , 1300 to 1500 lbs..S3.35 ( $4.00 Prime steers , 1100 to 1SOO Ibs. . 3.0J ( # 3.50 Native feeders . 2.75 3.00 Common to good cows . 1.50 ( a2.4J Choice to fancy cows . 2.50 ( g3.ua Fair to choice Dulls . 1.75 ( gii'-O Fair to choice light hogs . 4.55 ( rt-J.tX ) Fair to choice heavy hogs. . . . . 4.50 ( < J4.55 Fair to choice mixed hogs . . . . 4.5U ( < j4.55 Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.bO Q4.20 Fair to choice Nebraskas . 3.0J (34.10 ( Hcprcsciitailvo Sains. STECItS. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. IT. 20 . lliu tijuo - i . 1141 US7W - . IHU i.C5 'JO . H ! 3.3J 10 . isr : uw w . IUM : VJQ 10 . ina auo 3 . r > 3 a.3j 1 . 11KU 3.M ) 518 . VM : U'J 17 . b 4 U.Oj 20 . 12SJ 3.'JJ a . H 2 3.10 W . 124U 3/Jo 2 ! . 1J1J 3.10 40 . J1SI 3/15 17 . 1J58 : UU 15 . 1241 3.33 -1 . 1USJ 3.10 10 . 1-J47 3.33 14 . Ktti 3.U 18 . JStt ! 3.33 3 . llbT 3.10 IS . 11 1 a-Jj 11 . 1154 3.10 12 . 1237 3-C 8 . 1114 3.10 33 . li-J 3.37K < 4 . lOlT. 3.15 VJ . Ul'J 3.4J 7 . IIUI 3.5 IS . 1309 3.40 21 . HMU 3.15M . 1303 ; UO 8 . 1(01 ( 3.17i ! IS . 1XTU a40 .3 . 10JO 3JW 19 . IK3 IUO } 7 . 11M S.SJ 3 ] . 1333 3.47U U . 1111 3.30 17 . IttS 3.BU JJ . " 11 ? - 11 . 1337 3.50 21 . 12S 3.2J ] 8 . 1JI9 3.60 . 11KI 3.--J S . JJ42 3.S5 19 . H17 3,33 B . 1402 3.CO 1 . lajj 3.2. 35 . 134'J 3.W 11 . 1- * ' - > 3 . 1770 a ) 1 . 10 3.3. , 21 . H42 3.03 18 . "K > 3J3 54 . 1410 3.70 10 . llbl 3.3.18 . 14r,9 175 19 . 1174 3.25 19 . JI73 3 9J nr.E 3.33" 19 . IJ J s. , ' 33 . 1310 3i'74 ! HULLS. 1 . lOSOSiOJ 2 . lE7fi SL40 1 . IBS ) 2.U3 1 . ! . 1270 2.40 1 . JjTO 2.03 2 . 1KB 2M CANXEUS. 2 . 103JS2.UJ ] . 1120 ! 2.00 STOCKEHS A.XD JT.EUEUS. * cows i . 10W * < : . 1117 42.43 . iO 3.35 3 . 11KHJ 2.50 7 . t J 2.35 1 . IOM 2.M 1 . 1U10 3 3 23 . 1149 3.55 . , K > 33 6 . 11S4 2.55 . 1000 3.35 1 . UOJ 2.CU . 1 2.35 20 . 1110 2.C3 17. , . DG82.35 2 . . J.llJo 2C5 -3 . 1JM ) 2. 'J 0 . , . .12H ) 3,75 1 . 1010 2.40 3 . . .1050 2.75 1 . 1230 2.40 13. . . . . . . . .12B hi B . 11120 2.40 B . 11T1 3.W 1J . 1000 3.45 BOGS. No. Ar. Ehk. IT. Mo. AT. Shk. IT. . - : - : : . : : : : : : | % tB g.IS : : : : : S Jg . S 1 ° 4'50 M . 28l ; < ° 4-M . 349 W 4JK1 69 . 310 . . 4 5 . U 240 4JX ) 57 . 315 203 4.55 . 8JJ 160 4 0 Cl . 309 1BO 4.D5 . * } ? W 4-t.O 69 . 253 83 4.05 J . 240 . . 4.MJ 60 . 230 120 4.55 63 . 230 1BO 4.CO (54 ( . 218 . . 4 55 . -Kl i 4.50 C2 . 2C8 80 4.55 . 234 K ) 4.60 66 . 327 W 4.63 . 'J IK ) 4J ( , B9 . 2S8 W 4.65 . 205 BO 4J 60 . 336 . . 4-63 - 61 . . . Ak , W 4.50 Ii5 . 234 40 4.65 . 234 . . 4X0 66 . 248 . . 4.65 . 2 6 203 4.50 CO . 263 . . 4.65 70 . 251 10J 4,10 Cl . 3U4 60 4.63 66 . 22443 4.59 69 . 270 fO 4.55 70 . 234 . . 4.60 79 , . 35C 40 4.55 87 . 2-fi 283 4.12 69 . 293 . . 4.65 61 . 26J . , 4.55 CO . 2S8 40 4.53 05 . 230 43 4.55 64 . 2fi2 H ) 4.55 66 . 351 1U ) 4.55 117 . 259 80 4.55 62 . 2C8 M ) 4.55 VO . 3.a . . 4.67 ! { 60 . 268 80 4.65 B8 . 248 . . - 4.67'J 01 . 283 40 4.65 63 . 288 . . 4.00 68 . 319 120 4.65 63 . 22G BO 4.0) ) 58. . . . , .235 . . 4 5 03. . . 276 . . 4.80 60 . 216 130 4.65 75 . 229 . . 4.UO 09. . . .237 . - 4.55 SHEEP WE9TEHX8. No. Aw IT. No. j\v. ft. 212 . 128 B.33 117 . 125 13.85 81IEEIXEUUASKAS. . No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr. & ] . , . , SQ W.QO 31 . 73 U.03 81 . W 4.0u Live Stock Notes. Hogs lOc lower. Plenty of sheep on sale. . Cattle market strong and active. The heaviest run of cattle and hogs siuco March liJ. D. ! . Palmer , Sev/ard , sold a Hereford bull at K5.30. Russell & Son. and Mr. Palmer , Fullerton , sold cattle at $3.90. OMA1I/V WHOIjISSa.IiE MARKETS' Produce , Fruits , Etc. BUTTEW Creamery Fancy print , 24@26c ; choice print , 21@33o ; fancy solid packed , 20 @ 22 ; choice solid packed , 1920c. Dairy- Fancy roll , 17@19c ; choice , 15@ltJc ; good , 12 @ 14c ; lowKradcs , 10@llc. CHISESK Full cream clieddars ' , choice , 11J © ISKc : full cream flats.'two lu hoop , 11X(1 ( ] 3c ; fuUcreauiY. A. , choice , W13c ; off grades and skims , 5@9c ; llinburger , 10@12c ; brick and Swiss , 14 ( < il5c. Eaos Strictly fresh , lOc. LIVE POULTKT Chickens , per doz , f3.75@ 4.00 ; ducks , J3.25@3.50 ; geese , $ S.50@9.00 ; turkeys , per Ib , 0@10c. ORE SEO POULTKY Chickens , per Ib , 9@ lie ; turkeys , U@12c ; goesc , ll@12c ; ducks , IDQllc. VEAL Heavy grassers , 150 to 203 Ibs , 5@ Co iuferloi- calves 60 to 60 Ibs ; , , 8@5c ; me dium to coed , 70 to 65 Ibs , 4@0o ; choice to fancy. 100 to J80 Ibs , OQ7c. VEOiiTAiu.ES PoUtoes , Colorado and Utah , GG@ > 15c : Wyoming , 5055c ; Nebraska and Iova , cholca large. 25@30c ; common , lb23o ; sweet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , t3.75@3.00 ; beets , ] > er doz , 50@70c ; carrots , 35@40c ; cab bage , California , per Ib , 2c ; parsnips , per bu , 60 < BCOo ; onlnnf , red choice , & 0oc..5c ( ; silver skin , OOQ76c ; turnips. 20@25o ; rutabagas , 85 @ 40t > ; radUhes. 85@40c ; lettuce , 25(330o ( ; cucumbers - cumbers , f 1.5032.00 : string beans , per box , Jl.752.25 ; celery , 25(3SOc ( ; spinach , fl.S5@ 1.50"per bbl ; pie plant , per doz , 5Qc ; parsley , per doz , 25o ; soup bunches , S5c ; cauliflower. IL50Q1.70. GAME Mallard , per doz , t3.00@3.50 ; red head , per doz , (2 50@3.00 ; teal , per doz , tl.75 02.00 ; common small , per doz , fl-00@1.50 ; rabbits , per doz , 90cgf ( LOO ; jack rabbits , per doz , ia.OUGI3.50 ; squirrels , per dor , OOctl.OO ; Jack snipe , $1.00@1.25. Awj-rs TffT bbl , fancy New York and Michigan , (9,25 ; choice , (3.79 ; choice Mis souri , ti50 ; good , H.75 2.00. FoiiRiax VRUITB Malaga grapes , kegs. 40 to 55 Ibs , lOo per Ib ; bananas , per bunch , $1.50(28.00 ; lemons , fancy new , JWO to SCO s , W.7.XS4.50 ; orangej , Los Angeles , $2.50 ; Uiversides , $3.50 ; Navels , 15.00 ; Uanchito , 3.50@2.7S. CuiKiiKnuiES Bell & Dugle , choice , tC.75 ; Bell & Cherry , choice , $0.50 ; choice Jersey , HIDES Green salted , No. 1 , 505Vc ; No. 3 , W33Kc ; calf , 55Kc ; drjrflinl , 7@Sc. liEiNk Navies , ham ) picked , per bu. $2.10 ® 2.20jrood ; clean country , $ t,65@2.00 ; off or poor stock. 11.00 ® 1.MI : California. 2.00 < 2.10. York , per bbl , 5.00 < S. > j half bbl , ? 2.75@ aoaFrATnnRS Per Ib , ifrimo Hvogceso , white , B4oc ; mixed with gray , 25@30c ; damp and musty , 10a20c ( : prim ; live domestic duck. SO < a-iV ; wild duck. l.V90c. SAt'r.nKiuUT I'cr bbl.SO , gal , choice , (3.50 , per half bbl , 2,00. e t POTCORX Per Ib , * Jca KglKo ! common , OSET 14b frame * , choice white , 15gl&c ( ; dark , 13@l4c ; strained , lX312c. Jct-Lins jS4Yc ( per Ib ; preserves , 10@12 per Ib. L nn 7c In MlD'p'kgs. MIXCEMCAT < i > f@7c per Ib. Graceelcs. Revised prices arc s follows : BAOOINO Stark , A , seamless , 22c : Amos- kcag , seamless , n'jO ; LTlston A , seamless , 19o ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , 4 to 5 bu , llV14c ( ; gunnies , single , 14c ; gunnies , double , 23c ; wcol sacks , 40c. TWINBI Flar , 20c ; cotton , 18@22c. Dntcii FUUITS Figs , in boxes , per Ib , 11 ® 14o ; dates , in boxes , 710c : London Dchcsa lavcr raisins , per box. f5.00 ; Malaga loose raisins , f2.30@2.0 ; new Valencia raisins , per Ib. ' ' { c : California loose muscatels , per box , * 1H @ 2.80 ; Callfonila Londons , Ib83 , t2.40 ; pitted cherries , 17c : California pitted plums , per Ib , I2(313c ( : dried blackberries , perlb , 0 > .l"c ; dried raspberries , per Ib , 22c ; evaporated apples , 07Vfc ? California un- pared evaporated peaches , 12@14e ; ovap. California French prunes , 7 PICKLES Medium , in bbls. fo.OO ; do , In half bbls , $3.K ( ) ; small , in bbls. f.00 ; do , In half bbls , $350 : gherkins , Inbbls , 57.00 ; do , In half bbls , f4.00. fcrior. Afe23o ; lib. fancy , 2l@i2c ; Santos and Mnracnlbo , l(31Uc. ( Suaui Granulated. 7Jf@Sc ; conf. A , 7 if C c ; while extra C , 7 ? c ; extra C , 7c : yel low C , CJ d : cut loaf , bjf@9e ; powdered , SVc , ; cubes , t c. BEESWAX Cnolcc yellow , 0(3 ( 2J < c ; dark colored , lagHc. Ton % cco Plug , 26@35c ; smoking , 1G@ lOc. lOc.SALT SALT $ l.z : > n 1.40 per bbl Roi'E 7-lii , He. Mu'LE SUOAII Bricks , ll@12c per Ib : penny cakes , 1213c per Ib ; pure maple syrup , Sl.OO per mil. SUOAII Svnrrs 34@35c per gal. WIUITIXO PAI-CU Manilla. OJfc per Ib ; straw , ljj@lc per Ib ; rag , 2 > e per Ib. TEAS Vouni ; Hyson , common to fair , IS ® 25c ; Voung Hyson , good to fant-y. S'J ' Sjc ; Gunpowder , common to good , C2jfi c ; Gun powder , choice to fancy , 40(3G5c ( ; Jnpan.coin- mon to medium. 12@20c ; Japan , choice to fancy. COloc ; Oolong , common to good , 25@ 40c ; Oolong , choice to fancy , 50@70o ; Impe rial , common to medium , 25@35c ; Imperial , good to fancy , 40@.Xc. ) CiucKEitsCVi7c ( per Ib ; assorted rakes , 8 @ 15c per Ib. as per list. CAXDV Jlixod. 9K"4l2 > c ; stick , OJ ailc ; rock candy , 10 } < ( al3c ; ; fnncv candy , 7i23C. ( HOLLAND HCKKINCS ( W330c. MACKCIIEL Family , half bbls , $12.5J ; No. 1 , $13.50. Con FISH 5V'f tSKc , STAKUII ig7'ic. ( NO'S AlmpodslOWlSo ; Pecans , 13c ; Bra- DryfGoods. . COTTOX FI.AXXELS lit per cent trade dis count. Unblcached.LL , 5J < c : CO. O'fc : SS , - ycEE \ , We ; GG.SJic ; XX. lOKe ; OO , HKc ; NN , la'-fe " : AA. 14c ; DD , 15 c ; T T , KiKc ; YIbc" ; BBJ19c ; bleached , 20. S > fc ; 06 , 12J o ; SO , 13 } e. Brown and slate , 53 , uo ; 70. 12Kc ; 90. lOc. ' CAHI-ET WAUI Bibb , , white , 19c ; colored , 2c. 2c.Btrrs Btrrs Standard , Sc ; Gem. lOc ; Beauty , 2J e : Boone , 14c ; 13 , cased , $0.50. i'niXTS Solid colors Atlantic , f > c ; Slate , Cc : Berlin oil , CJ ctGarner ; oil , ( i ( < e7c. PKINTS Pink and Robes Allen. Oc ; liiver point , 5 } c ; Steel River. 6 > sc : Richmond. } < c ; Pacitic , 7c. _ _ ct PniXTS Ixnioo BLCE St. Leger , 5J c Arnold , C' c ; American , 6JCc ; Aruold U , long cloth , DC ; .Arnold B , long cloth , 10c ; Arnold , Gold Seal , lOKc : Stelfel A , 12c ; Windsor , Go'd Ticket , lOJ c. GIXOUAM Plunkctt , checks , 7Jfc ; WhSU tenton , 7Jic ; York , 7 , ' c ; Normandl dress , Sc ; Renfrew dress , SHfS K ' . Whlttcnton , 8c ; Calcutta , 7c. CAMnnics Slater , 5c ; Woods , 5c ; Stand ard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c. BLEACHED SHEETING Ellerton , TKc ; Housekeeper , SJju ; New Candidate , & > < c ; Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , 9 > c : Best Yet , 4-4 , 6c ; Buttercloth , OO , 4 } c ; Cabot , 7J c ; Farxvell , half bleached , &Xc ; Fruit of Loom , SJ c ; Green G , Oc ; Hope , TKc ; King Philip. cambric. lOc : Lonsdale cambric , lO c : Locs- dale , SJ c ; New York Mills. lOc ; Pepper- ell , 42 in , 10' c ; Pepperell,40 in , lVc , Pep- penll , 0-4 , 15'4c ; Peppereil , S-4 , 21c ; Pepper- ell. 9-4 , 23c ; PeppereU , 10-4 , 25c ; Canton. 4-4 , Stfc ; Canton , 4-4 , 9 > c : Triumph , Cc ; Warn- sutta , llo : Valley , 5c. BKO X SIIEZTJXG Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7'fc ; Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , C c ; At lantic P. 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4. ( io ; Aurora C , 4-4 , 4Vc ; Crown XXX. 4-4 , 6 > c ; Hoosier LLi-4-4 , Cc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7' c ; Law rence LL , 4-4 , 6c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5 } c ; PeppereU E , 40 inch , 7Kc ; Peppereil , 8-4. l c ; Pcpperell , * A 21c ; Peppereil. 10-4 , 23c ; Utica C , 4-4. 4J c ; Wachu ett , 4 4 , 7" c ; Au rora R , 4-4 , 7c : Aurora B , 4-4 , r > Xc. FLANNEL * , PLAID Raftsmen , aOc ; Gosbcn , 3i c ; Clear Lake , 30 c ; Iron Mountain , PUXXELS , WHITE G H No. 2 , J22Ko ; G H No. 1 , Jf , 20' c : B H No. 2 , 22 > j'c ; B H No. 1 , Ji" , aOc ; Quecheo , No. 1 , , 4'Jc ; Qne- - - - - - - - chee , inch , J II F , & , 27c ; G. ? / , 25c. DOCK West Point , 2fl-in , 8 oz. 10 } < c ; West Point , 29-in , 10 oz , 12 c ; AVest Point , 29-in , 12 oz , 15e : West Point. 40-in , 11 oz , lOc. CouhETB JEASS Androscocgin , 7c ; Kearsarpe , 7J/c ; Roclsport , Ojj c ; Conestoga - toga , O c. TicKt. . York , 30-in , 12 > c ; York , 32-in , 18 } c ; Swift River , 8c ; Thorndilte , OO , SJ c ; Thorndike , EE , S > jc ; Thorndike , 120 , 94c ; Tnorndike , XX. l&u ; Cordls , No. 5 , P > tfc ; Cordls , No. 4 , lOXc. DENIMS Amoskeag , 9 oz , lOJ e : Everett , "oz , 13J c ; York , 7 oz , 13Kc ; Havmaker , SI f'-.Tiitlrnv W Illifn'-TfiffrSir VW 1"iyo. Beuver Creek. AA , 12c : Beaver Creek , BB , lie : Bfeavcr Creek , CC , lOc. KEXTUCKT JEAXH Memorial , 15c ; Dakota , ISc ; Durham , 87 } o ; Hercules , IBc : i > eam- ington , 22) < o ; Cottswold , 27 0 ; Melville , 25c. 25c.CKASH CKASH Stevens1 B , 5J < c ; Stevens' B , bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , 7 > jc ; Stevens' A , bleacncd , S > Kci Stevens' P , 7cStevens' ; P , bleactiod , b5c ; Stevens' N , On ; Stevens' N , bleached. 9 > * c ; Stevens' SRT , lltfc. . Drugs 51111 ! ' Chemicals. ACIDS Sulphuriic , JJ/c ; citric , 5Sc : oxalic , 15c ; tartaric , 4f5cKA.Wr carb , 14 c ; alum , 2J < @ 3o ; arrowroot , 30cjbalsutn capalba , G5 ( < 75c : borax , 10@13ociUomul , SOc ; castor oil , (1.05(31,10 ( ; cream , tar\ur , 8.'c ; corrosive sub , SOc ; chloroform , 4u(43c ( ) ; cxt logwood , 12c ; glycerine , 24c ; gum arable. 90c ; gum camphor - phor , 35c ; gum ojuotatC.15 ! ; morphia sulph , OILS Bergamot , S3,60@3.00 ; lemon , J2.00 ; peppermint , I3.00C43.&P ; wmtergrcen. $2.40 ; olive , 1.03 : quinine , S5@4bc ; strychnia , (1.05 ( 1.10. JMctal an Tenner's Stock. Block tin , 9mallplg.M . 28 Blocktln , bar . 29 Copper , planished boiler sizes . 33 Copper , cold rolled , > . . . , . 80 Copper , sbeathlngj.jjj . 2'J Copper , pitts . , . . 29 Copper , flats . . . SO Gal sheet iron , Junlata , 6'J , 10 , and 5 per cent discount . Pat. planished Iron , 24 to 27 A . 10) ) < Pat. planished Iron. 24 to 27 B . 9U RooflLg , 10 , 14x20. 112 sheets . COO Roofing , IX , 14x20 , 112 sheets . 7.50 Roofing , 1C , 20x23 , 112 sheets . 11.00 Roofing , LX. 20x28 , 112 sheets . 1450 SheetironNo. 20 . 8 40 SheettronNo. 27 . 360 Solder . , . 14jjl6 ( Tinplate. best charcoal 1C. 10x14 , 225 sheets , . . . . 6.50 IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets. . . . . . 6.25 Tin plate , coke 1C. 10x14 , 2-i5 sheets . 0.25 Steel nails , per keg . , . 2.25 Steel wire nails , per keg. . . 2.75 Immuvr. - Dimensions and Timbctv- 12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22 ( < ? 24 ft 2x4 . | 15.00 15.00 15,00 16.00 17,00 SO.OO 2x0. . . , . 1500 15.00 15.00 1C.CO 1700 20,00 2x8 1500 1500 18.00 10.00 17.00 00.00 2x10. . . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 20.00 2ilS , . . . 1500 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.03 00.00 fxS 8j8 10,00 10.00 IO.W 17.00 17.00 20,00 t'encln ? No. 1 , 4 and 0 Inch , 12 and 14 feet rough | 1 < V.OO1C.50 No. 1,4 and 6 Inch , 10 feet , . . . . 17.00@17.CO No. 2 , 4 and 6 inch , 13 and 14 feet ia.50@14.03 No. 2 , 4 and 0 Inch , 10 feet. . . . . 15.00318.00 Finishing Island 2d clear. 1 } { Inch s , 2s. . 49.00@51.00 1st and 2d clear , 1' ? and 2 Inch. s 2s . . .I ; 47.0050.00 Sd , clear , lif Inch. s.2s 4a.OO4fl.OO 3d , clear , lif and 2 Inch , s. 2s. . 43.00 ( 40.00 B select , iif , 1J ; and 2 Inch , * .2s. . . 87.00@3S.00 1st and 2d , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2s. . 4.VOO A select , 1 inch , s. 2s 83.00 B select , llnch. s. 2s 81.00 Flooring 1st com C inch white pine. 34.00" 2d " " 31.00 3d " " 2rt.OO D ' 20.00 Com 4 and 0 In yellow pine. . . . . 15,50 Star" " ' " 1S.OO 1st and 2d clear yellow pine , 4 . and G inch 20.00 Lime , etc Qulncy whlto lime , best .00 English and German Portland cement. 3.40 Milwnukceand Louisville 1.30 Michigan and Fort Dodge , plas- tcr * * ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' * ' ' Blue Rap'ids'piasterl. ! . ! . ! . ! . . . 1.95 Hair- ; . . . SO Sash , 00 nnd 10 per cent dli- . count ; doors , blinds , mould- Ings , 50 and 10 per cent dis count. Tarred felt , per cwt 2.00 Straw boards 1.05 Poplar Lumber Clear poplar , box boards , X In s2s 35.00 Clear poplar , % in panel 80.00 Clear poplar , ? in panel 25.00 Clear poplar , W in stock wide , s2s. . . . . . . . . . . . ' . ' 2SK ( ) Clear poplar corrugated c'eilinp' Kin. . . 30.00 Posts- White cedar , C Inch halves 12 " t X ' " and Slnch qrs 11 Whlto cedar , 4 Inch halves 10 Tennessee red cedar , split 1C Split oak ( white ) 8 Sawed oak ( white ) 10 Shinnies , Lath , perM XX clear 8.20 Extra * A * 2.W ) Standard A 2.CO 5 inch , cleur 1.00(711.70 ( Olnch , clear 1.7oT'i > 1.60 No. 1 1.10@1.15 California red wood , dimension * widths 4,50 Cypress , clear heart , dimension widths 3.40 Lath 2.50 Ship Lap- No. 1 , plain. 8 and 18 Inch 17.50 No. 2 , plain , S and 10 inch 15.50 No. 1 , O. G 13.00 Siding Istctrm , 12and 10 feet 22.00 2d " " 19.00 3d " . " 15.00 Fence " " 13.00 Stock Boards A IS-incll , R 1 s. ia ! . and 1Q st 4S.OO B " " " ' 41.00 C " " " " 30.00 D " " " " 23.00 No. 1 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 12 feet. 18.00 No. 1 " " " 14 and 1C feet. 17.DO@1S.50 No. 1 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 10 , 18 nnd 20 feet 19.50 No. 2 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 14 and 1C feet 17.00 Ceiling and Partitions 1st com. } { in. white pine parti tion 32.00 2d com. in. white pine parti tion 27.00 Clear ? ( in. yellow pine ceiling. 20.00 Clear * { in. Norway , 14.50 2d com. % in. Norway 13.00 Boards No. 1 com. s. 1 s. 12,14 and 10 ft 10.50 No. 2 " " " ' 14.50 No. 3 " " " " 12.00 No. 4 " " " " ( ship'gcull ) 13.0 * Battens , well tubing , pickets O. G. Batts , y f Inch CO O. G. Batts , J x3 , s 1 s 35 3 ip. well tubing , D. & M. and bev 20.00 Pickets , D. &H.flat 10.CO Pickets , D. & H. square 22.00 SHROEDER & DEAN , GRAIN , Provisions i Stocks Basement First National Bank , 3O5 Sonlli 13th Street , - Omaha NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U. S. DEPOSITOEY , OMASA , KEB. CnpSlal . 6400,003 Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889 . 62,000 GFiTCKBS ANI ) DIRECTOllS : HEXHV W. YAaSS , President , ' IK\V18 S. ItEKD , Vlte President A. E. TOUZALlri , W. V. MOUSE , JOHN 8. ( XJLLIN8. 1CC.CU8IUNO. J. N. H. PATHICK , W. H. & HUGHES , Cashier. THE IRON.BANK , Corner llth and Farnam Sta. A General Danklne ; Business Trasacte.d EASTBRN TRUST FUNDS A large amount of money to loan on Im proved jcal eetate In tbe city of Omaha. These funds will be distributed In Bums to suit , but large loans are preferred. Applications may be made to toE , S , BISBEE , First National Hank Uullding. Representing The "Lion" High Pressure Hosf The Bent in tlie Cheapest ! FOR SALE BV THE following Plniniiers & ) > aj Co. , M. A. Free , Graham Park , J. J. Hanlglian , J. L. Welshaus , J. It. Itornaclc , S. I. Morrhon , Hose & Hal re , And all Jeaalng Vluinberu throughout the wett. * The pressure guarantee imprinted In the body of the cover is a protection to the consumer | agaiui common hose. " aft WEAK lU 1111 * n2 > B from the II * > CHIV IB | ll cflects of youtMxU 11 " ' Iff ! Cl * "TOTS , early Ocay. * s V ic t mxnhood. OUL I wlQ aond a Taloabl * trmtiM ( scaled ) conulfiicjr fall for hem * car * , fre * of 0 Agrloultural Implomonts. _ CUVRCIIILL PARKER , Bealeria Agricultural Implements , Wagons Carrtarei and bnrrl * * . Jonci nrft , between Ith and ] tnh. Om _ L WINGER & METOALF CO. , Agricult1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages \Tholeaalti. . Omaha , Xebra ka. PARLIN , OREXDORF * MARTI X CO. Vholeoal * Itealen la Agricnltnrallmplcments.WagOES&Bnggies . _ Ml. ! CT , fOi and TOT J one trc l , Omaha. MOLIXE , M1LBURX& S1OUDARD CO. , Minufaotnrera and jobbers In Wagons , Buggies , Rafts , Flows Etc , Cor. 9th and Pacific ilrecl * , Omaha. _ Artists' MotorlolB. _ A. 11OSPE , Jr. , Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , 1511 Pouclai ttreet Omaha , Nebraska. Boots and Shoos. llr. V. MORSE ACO. . , Jolers of Boots and Shoes , 1101 , 1103 , lluSDonclat ttrect , Omaha. Manufactory , _ Hummer nr t. lio-ton. Coal , Cokp nnd Llmo. _ OMAI1A COAL , COKE LIME CO. , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal , gPFouth 18th ttreet , Omaha , Kebrnaka , _ SEBRASKA FUEL CO. , Stiiiuc s of Coal al Coke , 21 ( South ISth St. , Omaha , Neb. _ Crockery and Closswaro. _ PERK1XS , QATCI1 & LAUMAN , Importers and Jobbers of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware Kto > 1511 Ffcrnam itrcet , now Paxton liulldlnc. RWITELL & RIDDELL , Storaye and Commission Merchants , SpcdalUci llniter. eBCT , cheo c. poultrr , game. llltllownrd Urcet. Omaha. NeU. _ Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO. , Dry Goods , Fnrnisning Goods andKotions 1102 and 1101 Douglas , cor , llth etrcet , Omaha. Keb. KILPATRICK-KOCHDRY GOODS CO. , Importers and Johliers in Dry GooflsMons , Genta' furnlrblnR Roods. Corner llth and Uarner ' atrecta , Oroahs , Nebraska. HELIX , TXOMPSOX & CO. , Importers nnd jobbers ot A j rn/u .i nir oua lauuu iii SIT South 15th street. _ . _ . _ Furniture. DEWEY & STOXE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture Farnam street , Omaha. Nebraska. CHARLES SinVERlCK , Furniture , Omaha Nebraska. Crocerlos. PAXTON , OALLAOHER & CO. Wholesale Groceries and Pnmsions , 705,707,709 and 711 Bonth 10th at. , Omaha , Neb. IfcCORD , BRADY & CO. , Wholesale Grocers' 13th and jjCarenworth street ! , Omaha , Nebraska. Hardware W. J. liROATCH. Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , BprlnES. wagon stock , hardware , Inmber , etc. 1239 and 1211 Ilarner street , Omaha. LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD WARE COMPANY. Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , Metals , sheet Iron. ate. Acents for none scales. Miami powder and Ionian barbed wire , HIMEBAUOH & TAYLOR. BnM rs' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Sholi , Mechanics' tools and Buffalo scales. 1(05 Douclai street , Omaha , Neb. Lumbor. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Limber , Etc , Imported and American Portland cement. 'BtaU agsnt fcr Milwaukee byflranllc cement and Qulncr white lime. " ' CHAS R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lmlier , Wood carpets and parquet flooring , lib and Douglas OMAHA LUMBER CO. , All Kinds ofBnildWaterial at Wholesale , ISth Street and Union Partfle Tract , Omaha , LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer in Lnmlier , Lath , Lime , Doors , Etc , Yards Corner ? th and Douglas. Corner 10th and Douglas ; FRED W. GRAY. Lniter , Lime Cement , Etc , , Etc , Corner Cth and Douglas BU. . Omuha. C. N. DIETZ. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , . 131L and California Street * . Omaha , Nebraska , Millinery and Notions. 7. OUERFELDER & CO. , Importers & Jolliers in Millinery & Notions 2U ) . 210 and 21t South lltb street _ _ _ Notions. _ J. T. ROUINSON KOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods , ai and 405 Bontb 10th street. Omalia. _ pile. _ _ . _ CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wholesale Refined and Lnhricating Oils , Aile grease , etc. . Omaha. A. II. Ulshop. Manager. _ ' _ Paper. _ _ CAR'PENTER PAPER cb. , Wholesale Paper Dealers , Carry a nice stock of printing , wrspplne and writing paper. Upeoial attention BITCH to car load orders. gtoroge , FprwordlnBjfc Commlsalon. ARMSTRONG , PKTTIS & CO. , Storage , Forwarding and Commission llraoc bouse of tbe lltsaej Ilnggr Co. Buggies ai wbblesale and retail. IJoa , Ul'J. ' UU liard street , Cim > ba. Telepboa * Ko.'SO. U. HARDY & CO. , Jobbers of Toys , Dolls ; Albums , Fancy Goods , PALMER , RIOIIMAN A OO , , live Stock Commission Merchants , UNION STOOK YARDSCO. , Of Oinana. Limited , ( John r , Uojd , BupertntcodeoU OMAHA MAMMIES. Boots and Shoos * K1RKSNDALL , JONES A CO. , SnrcoMon to Heel , Jones A Co. Wholesale Manufacturers of BootsS Shces Agtnts for Boston Uobber Pboe Co , 1KB. 1104 and 1198 amT Omaha.NeU , . . i Browora. STOltZ * 1LER , < Lager Beer Brewers , 1D1 North WctitfUith U-Mt , Omaha , N K Cornloo. EAOLE CORNICE WORKS , Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window-raps and mHallc s.Tl'Rhts. Jonn Kpeneter , * | proprietor. KB and 111) ) tiuth Win street. I / | CO. Xanufacturrrs ot Bant , Office and Saloon Fixlares , Unntlm. Sldoboardn. nnok Cn f , DniR nitnrr , Wil rnrrn. lartlllons , Ualllnc , Conntcm , Ilprr find Win * Cooler * . Mlrrorx. KlcKnrtorj nnd ortlir , boutli ISth St-.Omahn. Trlephono 1124. Popor Boxes. JOUX L. W1LK1E , Proprielor Omalia Paper Box Factory , Nol. 1317 .M 1119 Donctni otirct , Omnha , Neb. Rubber Goods. OMAHA Rl'HDER CO. , Hannfacturers a fljlealers in Rubber Gsods Oil clothing and Ualher belling. 1003 Farnam slr ci Sash , Doors , Etc. M. A. DISRROW & CO. , Wholesale manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , Branch ' .iBce , 17th anil liard street Omalia. Neb. UOllN MANUFACTURING CO. , Mannfeetnrers of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Moulding , stnlr-nork and Interior har.1 wood tlnUh. K. li corner Mb n.1 toarcmmihsirrcti , Oniaba , Neb. Stoom Fittings , Pumps , Etc. S27e.LVO.lCLARKSTAEM UEATQ G Pups , Pipes and Engines. Steam , water , rallnar nnd ralnlnr nuppllo , eta _ Kiu , ua and 1K4 t-arnam ttrcct , Omnha. U. S. WIKD EXG1XE A PUMP CO. , Steam and Water Snpplies , _ ! wind mills. 018 and ! -2J Jones StOmtha. . ; U. F. lloss , acting uianncer. JJROWNELL A CO , Engines , Boilers and General .Machinery , Ebcet-lroD work , ulcam pumim , saw mllli. Leavonworth itreet , Uiuaha. Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS , Carter A Son , Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds Sieam Boilers , Works South 31th and D. & M. crusilag. PAXTON & V1ERLIKQ IRON WORKS , Wrouglit anfl Cast Iron Bui fling Wort , Engine * , brans work , general foundry , machine and blncxsmlth work. O.llro unil TTOTIS , U. 1 * . Hr. nnd lith street , Oicaha. OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS , Manufaclnrers or Wire and Iron Railings Desk rails , window guards. Honor stands , irlre slRn * . etc. 123 > orth ICtli strccUOmoha. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS , MaaPrs of Fire and Bnrglar Proof Sares , jsll wurk. Iron shutters and ( Ire escapes. O. Andrecn. prop'r. Cor. llth and JacfcbonSts. CHAMPION IRON & WIRE WORKS. Iron rnfl Wire Fences , Railings , Guards and screens , for banks , offices , stores , roM4ancc % etc. - - Imuroved awning * , locksmith machinery and blacksmith works. lOiboutb llth bu . > THE CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y , . The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to _ * i H E EAST * TWO T&AINS DAILY BETWKKN OMAHA ANB COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Rnplds , Rocklsluua , Frccport , Kockford , CHntoii , Dubuijue , Darcnport , EIt-iii , Madison , JancsTillc , BcloitYInona , La Crossc , And all other Important points But , Northeast and Southeast. For throuch tickets , call on tbe ticket agent at 1M1 1'nmsm street , la liarker Ulocl : , or al Union 1'adflo Depot. I'ullman flrepers and tbe finest Dlnlne Cmrs In tha TTorld are run on tbe main line of the Chicago. Jill' waukeo It Bt. 1'aul lUllway. and cicrj attention IV pal a to passenKors by coarteoas employes of tha company. U. Mll.I.IItl , Ueneral Manscer. J. K. TUCKKR. Assistant General Mantccr. A. V. K. CAUl'KNTeO , Ucncral Tasscncer antf Ticket A cent. GKd. B. IIKAITOnD. Assistant GeneraU > asrenger nnd Ticket Acent. T. J. CLAltlt , General BnperlntenilenU EKE CHICAGO0 ' 1 Omaha , Council Bluffs AndGiiicap , : ; The nnlrrond to take for ties Molnes.MarshalUiwn , " - Cedar llspldi , Clinton. Dlxon , I'Mcago llllKnniuii ! * and all Points Kasu To the ppoplo of Nel.ruikB. ColS M' rado. Wjomlnt , L'lah. Idaho. Nevada , Oroznn , Wnshl i * liigtonand < 'nllfornla.lt orers superior advamarej w . gji not possll.le by tiny otlier line. Among a few of the nuniurqus points of superiority ? enjorju br the patrons of this road bctwcvu o ukhl _ and Chlrngo. are Its three trains a day of nSS * A COACll K8. which are the tlnrst wblcb human art and V Inccnnlty cancrrate. Us 1'Al.ACK SLKKl'JNU UAIlflS tbaequslof which can not bo. found clsewbrre. Al < Council llluffs. the trains of tbe Union 1'aclilo llolll j way connect In union depot with tbnso of the CLI ? S caEOANorthwciternUsllirar. . . , . . . . . - - , _ . . In Chicago the tralna ? * conntcn , , , , Wutioseof | ! aUl * Boston. New York. I'LlladelnliK. IliltlmoFi , Wihl Ink-ton , and all points lu the EMU Ask fcr tlci Jli i Tl "NORTHWESTERN" If you wish the best accommodation. All ttrVel arnts sell tickets via thUIIOB. 11. U UU II ITT. B. P. Wl WO.V. .r. ' ( ueu'l ! , i O. K. WEST , Uty 1'MMnier ABcnl KOI Tarnam Street. Omaha. y b. Wyomng Oil Las LOCATED , And all uece.sary paper * flllej. W E HAWLEY Civil , , , Engineer , CABl'UU. W VO. . or Oil AHA , .N FLORIDA LANDS For Sale or Trade. Ilaaldeiice property , orangn frovea , town lota. and desirable unlinnrovtil laudi aultatile for winter homes , for > > ale or to tr uta for vre Utrn rnpiovecl Jann lands. CorreipondtnteBollciled L .O. GARRETT. Orlandoi Florida