THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. MAY 1889
Soiling Eflccto of the Recent Rnlns
Not Very Qront.
WHEAT ADVICES CONFLICTING.
Cnllfornln Growers on the Anxious
Bciu New York Supposed to Do
"Working" ChlcnRo-Corii
Ilnldn Its Own ,
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO , May 10. [ Special Telegram to
Till ! BEB.I The wheat market had n.lamo
Opening , follow.cd by a season of weakness ,
tvhlcti , In turn , was succeeded by a full ro-
: ovcry and Knln upon the previous best prices
ttf the session. The rain area continues to
move Blowly eastward , ana has , at lust ,
crossed the Mississippi , No general rains
have yet been reported , but wo seem to have
entered upon a period of showers. The
ihowcrs uro good as fur as they go , but they
are n poor substitute for sonking rains ,
ivhcro the ground Is very dry , as was the
inso from the oxtrouio northwest to the
Ohio river. Ninety Jlvo per cent of the crop
reports from the winter wheat sections Indi
cate u pressing and present need of ruin , and
loincthlng more than "apprehensions" of
flanmgo to crops by drouth. The rainfall In
the northwest caused only a slight Inter
ruption In the How of unfavorable
crop i reports from that section , though
It must bo admitted that spring wheat ad
vices are conflicting and confusing to a cer
tain extent , ranging as they do from very
favorable to very unfavorable. New York
reported clearances of only bU.OOO bush els ,
which are figures that were not in accord
with the positive statements inado yester
day , that one steamer load of 104,030 bushels
lind cleared on Wednesday evening , too la to
for the ofllclal returns of that day , which
amount would appear In this morning's
postings. This tended to intensify the skep
ticism engendered by yesterday's mixed ad-
cvicos from Now York , and a selling move
ment was started , July opened at bOJ4'c ,
Bold up to 8dc , ana declined under pressure
to 70c , with a largo business passing on
the break , Hutchlnaon's brokers bought
heavily around the bottom , and the market
turned up with a considerable show of
vitality. The price went back to SOc ,
dipped once or twice # c , rallied to 80) ) c ,
inado a feint or two , and then steamed up to
60Jfc. Thin last advance occurred between
112 and 1 o'clock , and had Its origin In u ca
blegram that French and other continental
hnpbrtes tvcro free buyers of cargoes "oft
coast. " There was plenty of wheat for sulo
above 80 > < (3 ( , and the market eased off. The
local crowd and general public have "loaded
up" pretty freely on dry weather , and ex
port news , and every little rally evinces a
willingness to part with a little property and
Vnkc "iiodcrnto profits on Investments. It Is
irnfo trading that makes the market narrow
nnd keeps it free from violent excitement.
California Is getting a little too much of a
good thing in the way of rain. It is on the
eve ot htirvest out there and wheat grow-
urn are on the anxious scat. Operators wheN
N derive Inspiration from California and Eu
rope wore observed to bo the most liberal
buyers to-day. They were mostly short , and
their purchases were largely to till contracts ,
Now York was heavily on both sides of the
market. There is n well defined and grow
ing suspicion that New York speculators
have been "working" Chicago , lately , on
padded export news. Should later reports
confirm all the recent gossip about "boat
loads worked , " New Yorkers can have the
laugh again on Chicago disbelievers. Hu
mors of all Harts about the government crop
report were flying1 around. Sotno had it
that "tho advance information" made the
bulletin unfavorable , and others who had
their car to the tunnel insisted that good
-"Ups" to the contrary were out. A report
was issued at 4 o'clocir , Washington
time , too late for more than mere
mention In the later editions of this paperv
and too late to have a positive mid definite
Influence on the market , except that the con
jectural closing quotation for July was 80 @
BO c. May ranged from 84 } c at the open
ing to SOc , and closed at the outside. Juno ,
which opened at 8U c , ranged at S'J < Jf@S4 } c ,
and closed at the top. Some Inquiry for ppot
wheat was reported , and the withdrawal of
25,000 bushels of No. 2 red from store was
reported , the sale having been effected at '
over May in store. This wheat goes to Ohio.
Local receipts are light , and the same condi
tion holds good at otnnr primary points , Min
neapolis oxccptcd. Final prices hero show a
slight gain over yesterday.
There was u weaker feeling at the opening
of the corn market. The rain , which was re
ported to have been widespread ,
through not very lipav.v was the chief factor
inducmc holders to throw over their prop
erty , and encouraging the bears to raid the
market. The bearish feeling , with which
wheat started in , had likewise a weakening
Influence. Receivers were frco sellers of
May , early ; and July was also offered in lin-
oral quantities early In the session , but the
sumo parties wore observed to bo buying ,
later in the day , The export clearances were
heavy , the demand from local shippers was
good , and the shipping movement continued
to make heavy drafts on stocks In store.
From Now Orleans , yesterday , 10,000 bushels
wero'oleared for Liverpool and 20,000 bushels
for Havre , and New York reported n good
demand existing there among buyers for
foreign shipment. Tha early weakness
had its effect upon the cash
market , but nt the close there was a
firmness , in sympathy with the strength in
futures , and the strengthening later , towards
the end , was mainly duo to sympathy with
the advancing tendency in wlie.it at that
time. The close was Just a trillo better than
on the preceding day , May closing at the
same us on Thursday , and June nnd July } { c
hk'hcr. The estimated receipts for tomorrow
row are , -105 cars.
Oats were unsettled , with a final advance
of % @ % c , after a period of depression in
the middle of the duy , The opening was
full and stcaay to flam , followed by a later
Blight downturn. With a fair demand from
the shorts , however , nnd indirectly nym-
puthlzlng with the stronutli of wheat , the In
creased activity and improvement noted was
developed , with Juno and July the favorites.
The receipts were larger than expected , but
Inspection was poor , with only 30 out of 154
cara grading contract. Withdrawals were
Increased to i)0,4t ) > 7 bushuls. May sold uu } $ o
to 23c , and Juno to lo lute in the day , with
2 to paid for a quantity of July , After an
, curlier trading at ! Si } c , No. 3 oats , to go to
Btoro. closed at 2if : o , with sales chiefly by
Bnmplc.
In provisions , the pit feeling WAS quite
nervous. The trade Is still ulTectcd by the
recent demonstration by Armour & Cudahy
on the long side , and there was not much dis
position to-day to do much more than in
dulge In Frnlplug. The shorts covered a tittle
In tno few depressions witnessed , but with
the conerul public trading was slow , Prices ,
' owcver , were well supported , and for pork
nnd lard the range was a trillo higher than
that of .vosterdiiy. Short ribs averaged a
nil ado ouster , closing at n decline of
EJ c. Lard closed unchanged to Q o higher ,
and pork at u quotable advance of 5 ( < ClS } u-
bivis sroou JMAKKKT.
CIMCAIIO. May 10. ( Special Telegram to
TIIK DBC.I CATTLK. The market for
dressed beef nnd shipping grades of cattle
wao not only weak , but dlscouragmgly slow.
Kven light hundy stccra sold slow , while )
licuvy beeves were a drug at a decline of r
fully lOo per 100 pounds. Cows , bulls and i
heifers , however , met with bufllelent Inquiry
to command firm yrlcos. Only three loads of
Texans arrived , and , naturally enough , the
salesmen squeezed out strong figures for
them. The stackers and' feeders market ,
owing to n moderate offering of desirable
feeding bteers , developed but llttlo weak
ness , though poor , thin and rough stock sold
dr.irgliiely nl concessions ot fully 10 ? .
Choice to extra beeves sold at M.uO(3-MU ( :
medium to good steers. 11150 to K.W ) Ibs , f.'i.SO
tfH.SOj 1200 to IBM Ibs , $3.liO < 3-UO ; 050 to
1200 Ibs , UO'ta.OO ! stocker * and feeders ,
r ' MK'l.I-CO i cows , bulls and mixed , ( i.OO ®
p M ) ; uullf , f2.4l' ' < 32.00. Tcxn steers brought
f. . .
lloos The market ranged fully 5c lower
on heavy hogs , though mead.v on light.
A few opening sale * were made
ftt $4.07X@-l.TO , but later the prlmest
licnvy shipping grndo could bo
bought nt f4.G5 ; nnd choice packing grades
nt $ i.M. Extra heavy weight nro discrimi
nated against , nnd every tag cheapens n
load about Gc. The demand for light hogs
VIM so liberal that novor.il local packing
firms bought nil the mixed hops they could
obtain , ruining the light weights , paying
W.TOC'M.This move corralled most of
the light qualities on sale and eastern ship
pers , who went Into tlio market to buy YorK
sorts of nbout 170 nnd ISO pounds average , at
M.75 , wcro compelled to pay W.SO.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Yoim , May 10. [ Special Telegram
to TUB UEn.l STOCKS At the opening , to
day , the stock market was the dullest of the
vcck. Prices were but llttlo changed from
ho cloio on Thursday. The llttlo snap ,
noticed in the list of late , was gone and the
rado scorned without Interest. Animation
vns confined to less than half n dozen BtouKs ,
vlth Atchlson , Oregon Transcontinental nnd
Union Pacific leading. After the first prices
noted , the market was heavy , nnd the flue-
uatlons wcro narrow , except in Atchlson.
The new directory of the Atchlson docs not
nthuso Investors nnd there was n selling
noveincnt In that stock , with n dccllnuof 1 ! {
nor cent , In the llrst hour , to 41 % , from
vhlch point there was a slight rally. In the
hour before noon thcro was a better feeling ,
inrly losses were recovered except in Atchl
son. St. Paul wns n llttlo active , tuitl B tir
ing-ton became wnnk nnd lost * 4 pqr cent.
At noon the list wns dull nnd price wcro
slightly lower than at the opening. The
closing hours In Blocks brought moro netlv-
ity , but there was no return of strength.
Atehlson closed nbout n point lower for the
lay ; Hurlmgton , % lower. Chicago Gas was
larticulnrly strong , selling nearly " ) > oints
ilghcr , to 51X- The total sales for the day
were 183,78-1 shares.
The following were the closing quotations :
LJ. 8. 4s regular. IM'ilNortnern Pacific. . 'i'iU
U.S.4scoupons . . .UM > { | de-preferred li
IT. tf.4Hs regular. .lOOJi'O. ' .V N.V irn'j
[ I. H. 4 ( s coupons. . 11)7 ) i do preferred l-'W.t
1'aclllc ( is ot 'Uj 121 .N.V.Contrnl . 10 ly
Contrftl 1'aclflc. . . . nv } I'.D.&K ttlli
"Ilileagofc Alton..13:1 : Hock Island Kltf
IiIcaKo.llnrllnKtun C' . , M. AiSt.P Wi
&Qulncy l flj ( ilopr fcrrotl . . . .NXi'i
I ) . , I , . A ; W. l'l ? > iSt. 'mil VUnmlm. . : itU :
Illinois Central HI | iloproferrcd in
I. , II. JB W * l.V.lon 1'aclllc M'i )
{ nnsnsJcTexas. . . 12'i W..8t. L. tt 1 * H1 }
.aku Shore Ml'jl ' ilopreferred I57'i
Michigan Central . H7 Western Union t
Minsourll'ttcillc. . . . n \
Moxur Easy nt 2 } per cent.
PIIIMB MnncANTii.B PAPEII SJfQS } per
cent.
iiiMNoExciiASon Dull , steady nnd un
changed ; sixty-day bills , (1.87.
PUOUUCia MAKK1ST8.
CHICAGO , May 10. 1:15 p. in. close Wheat
ilriner ; cash , 80cJuno ; 84c : only , 80 7-lic. )
Corn Receipts steady ; cash , June , 35Vc ;
July , a5.7-10c.
Oats Strong nnd higher ; cash , 23o ;
Juno , 23 15-lic ( ; July , 24) ) e.
Hyo Nothing doing.
Harlo.v Nothing doing.
Prhno Timothy $ l.yO (21.37.
Flnx ? l..r > : i.
Whisky J1.02.
Pork Higher ; cash , $12.12 ! Juno ,
H3.17J ; July , ? 1S.27J $ .
Lard Steady ; cash , ? < 3..IJK ; June , $0.03 ;
July , $7.00.
flour Steady and unchanged ; winter
wheat , $2.00@4.'JO ; spring wheat' , Jl.tOiV5.75 : ;
rye Hour , $ a.4M'.00.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , J3.23@r > .50 :
short clear , W.io@ti.VW ! : ) : short ribs. W.Oojj
0.10.
Uuttor-Dull ; creamery , ll@10c ; dairy ,
Oneese Shows better feeling ; full cream
died dura ( % ( < i > 7c ; llutsGg7 ( > u ; Young Amer
icas , 7 ( < t8c.
E B Easier ; fresh , ll@ll } < jC.
t Hides Unchanged ; heavy and light green
salted , 3 c ; salted dull , 4ifo ; green salted
calf , Oc ; dry flint , 7c ; dry salted , 7c ;
dry calf , 7 ( < bSo ; deacons , 'i > u each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4o ; No. a , 3 c ; cake , 4J c.
Hcccipts. Shipments.
Flour 10,000 0.000
Wheat is.OOO 21,0'JO '
Corn 171,000 270,000
Oats 89.000 53,000
New York , May 10. Wheat Receipts.
; exports , not given ; spotdull but tinner ;
No. U red , SIV o in store ; 8UliSOJ ( c afloat ;
83)4@37cf. ) o. b. ; No S red , 70c ; options dull
but linn ; May , 04 ? c.
Corn Receipts , JMi.OOO ; exports , 132,000 ;
snot loss active und higher ; No. 2 , 44 > @
45o in elevator ; 45@lOe ufloat ; No. 3 ,
noininnl ; ungraded mixed , 43u40 ( ! ; c ; options
fairly active und stronger.
Oats Receipts , 43,000 ; exports , COO ; spot
strong and higher ; options lirmcr nnd fairly
active ; May , 2'J5 ' c ; June , aO'/c ' ; July , 2'.lj ' > ( : ;
spot , No. 2 , white , 33c ; mixed western , 3JCi $
32o.
32o.Coffee
Coffee Options closed firm nnd 5@13 points
up ; sales , 41,730 bags ; May , ? 10.40 < vt > lG.f > 0 ;
July , SllUwQslli.SO ; spot Rio , steady ; fair car
goes , ? lb.7f > .
Petroleum Steady ; united closed
Eggs Easier ; western , : % @ % <
Pork Quiet ; new , fl3.3p ; ! ( 13.50.
Lard Dull but steady ; western steam ,
f7..i2' ; May , 57.HO.
Butter Quiet nnd lower ; western , 9lSc.
Cheese Firm.
.tllniiciipolis , MayilO. Sample when )
easy ; receipts , 137 cars ; shipments , 43 cars.
Closing : No , 1 hard , May , Obo ; July , $1 ; on
track , * 1 ; No. 1 northern , May and July , Olc ;
on track , 92c ; No. a northern , May , t-Oc ; July ,
Sic ; on track , S'Jc.
St. hoiilH , May 10. Wheat Higher : cash ,
SOc ; May , 7''e. '
Corn-Higher ; cash and May , 32fc ; July ,
32c.
32c.Oats
Oats Higher ; cash nnd May. 24c.
I'ork Firm at # 12.2. .
Lard Steady at 10.70 ( 0.75.
Whisky Steady at $1.02.
Uuttcr Dull ; creamery , 13@lCc ; dairy ,
12@Me.
Cincinnati , May 10. Wheat Firm ; No.
2 red , 89gPOc. !
Clorn IJull nnd weaker ; No. 3 mixed , 35 ®
SOc.
SOc.Oats Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 27Kc.
Whisky Steady at J 1.02.
Milwaukee , May 10. Wheat Steady ;
cash , 79 ! c ; July , SO c.
Corn Steady ; Is'o. : ) , U4c.
Oats Dull ; No. 2 , white , 27 ! ( J823c.
Uye Firm ; No. I , 45.fo. }
JJarloy IJull : No. ' . ' , Sl@52c.
Provisions Finn ; pork , $12.00 12.10
Kanwas CHy , May 10. Wheat-Quiet ;
No. 2 rod , cash , 70 } < o asked ; No. 2 soft ,
cash , 7So ; July , < WKe.
Corn-Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , 20 c ; No. 2 ,
white , cash , 27c.
Oats No. a , 'cash , i
LIVl'J STOCK.
OtilonRo , May 10. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cuttle Receipts , 11,000 ; market steady for
llxht , 10o lower for heavy ; beeves , fu > 0@
4.40 : steers , t > l.40ii ( > i.20stockerH ; and feeders ,
$ -.W@3.00 ; cows , hulls and mixed , fi.OOfo )
B.0 ; Texas steers , $ 'i.00 ( < i3.t > 0.
Hogs Receipts , 19.51K ) ; 5o lower for heavy ,
light steady ; mixed , * 4.f.0i4.72) ( ? ! ) ; heavy ,
t4.451.70 ; light , H00s4.:5 ( ! ; skips , $3.f > 0@
4.00.
4.00.Sheep Receipts. 3,003 ; market steadv to
strong ; natives. $ l.lMK/f5.00 ; westerns , J3.CO
( R4.75 ; Texans , 83. 00 ® U. 50 ; lambs , $4.75 ®
G.SO.
G.SO.KIUIHHH
KIUIHHH City , May 10. Cattle Receipts ,
2,200 ; Milpmentx , l.i J ; steers weak , heavy
nnd lower ; good to oholco corn-fed , (3.85 ®
4.10 ; common to medium , (3.253.75 ; stock-
era and feeding Mcers , linn , fj.i53.00 ! ; cows ,
strong nt f I.75fci3.25.
Hogs Receipts. 10,30p ; shipments , 5,100 ;
dull , wcau and lower ; common to choice ,
Nntlunnl Stot-k VartN , ICmt St.
LoulN , , May 10. Cattle Receipts , 500 ;
shipments , UOO ; market slronc ; choice
heavy native steero , . ' .10 4.40 : fair , f'l.20 ®
4.00 ; rangers , corn-fed. $ J.bOa3.50 ; grass-fed ,
Hoes -Receipts , 5,300 ; shipatentu , 3,300 ;
market blow ; choice heuvy and butchers'
selections , ? 4.5'@l.80 ' ) ; packing , f4.4'JC < } 4.50 ;
light grades , t I.f)0'jj4 lid.
The market eloteti dull and heavy at about
lowest prices , which , however , were only
slljjnt fractious dltTerent from opening tig-
urea In most of the lint.
8loux City , May 10. Cattle Receipts ,
107 ; shipments , ( Mi ; market steady ; fat
tccr * . 3,00(33.iO ( ; stoekcrs , J'J.402.90 ;
feeders , IJ.50&3.00 : caiiners nnd bulls , 11.00
(31.76 ( ; veal calves ,
'v',500 ; market flrmi light
nnd mixed , $1.43 (24.60 ( ; heavy , M.45 ®
(
STOCK.
Cattle.
Friday. May 10. 18SO.
The market opened about steady , with
everyone buying freely. Handy llttlo beeves
were In pretty fair request nnd sold to the
best ndvnntngo of anything , whllo the buyers
wcro rather inclined to neglect the henvicr
cattle. The dressed beef nnd shipping steers
solclnta range of $ ) 43Js'@n.UO , but princi
pally nt tn.nXtt&S.'i. The mnrkot closed very
slow and lower on heavy cattle. There was
no change In the market on butchers' stock ,
prices remaining nbout steady , with the de
mand good nnd the offering light. Cowa sold
nt * 2.00@3.23 , but mostly nt J2.SOf3.00. ? The
bulls brought $ ! .10@3.7i. ( The market was
practically bare of native stockers nnd feed
ers , but there wcro a few northern stockers
In tbo yards. A few stockers brought fJ.S5 ( ! ?
3.00.
Hugs.
The market was 5c lower , on account of
.ho reported decline nt other points. Some
food loads sold ut M.45 , but the packers gen
erally wanted to buy their hogs nt f 1.40 , nnd
hey succeeded In getting n good many of
.hem nt that price. Salesmen wnro rather
reluctant to tnko off that much , which mndc
.ho trndo n llttlo slow. A clcar.inco , how-
ivcr , was effected before midday , n few
ends bringing n llttlo more than was offered
earlier in the day , A train which arrived In
the afternoon sold ntl.4'j ; @ 1.45.
Slieei ) .
There w.is only ono load on the market ,
nnd it was held very high.
llucclpt- * .
lattlo 1,30.1
Hogs 4two
Sheep 3UO
Prevailing l'rlco-4.
The following h n t.xble of prlca ? p.tld In
.his nnrkot for the gr.vlos of stoj'.t men-
.ioncd :
Pnmesteers , 1300 to l5)3 lbj.3.70 < ff3.05
oed steers , 12.VJ to 1130 Ibs. . . 3.IVJ ( ij.83 :
Cootl steers. 1050 to 130'J ' Ibi. . . 3.5' ) ( ifij.70
3rdlnury to fair cows 2.0) ) ( $2.10
Pair to good cows 2.40 ( ti'i.M
'
Llood to 'choico cows 2.I'J ! ( (01.00
hoico to fancy cows , heifers. . 3.01) ) ( < ( > 'I.'JJ
Fair to good bulls 2.0J ( a'J.50
jood to choice bulls S.iiO dtll.OO
Light slockers and feeders. . . . 2.70 ( iil.O ! )
Good feeders , 1)30 ) to 1100 Ibs. . 2.'J. ) ( rCJ.30
Fair to choice light ho s 4.43 fiil.50
Pair to choice haavy hogs 4.45
Pun1 to choice mixed hogs 4.43
Fair to medium native sheep. . 8.5'J
[ Jood to choice native sheep.1.0) ) ( ( 4.50
Fair to choice western shcjp. . 3.85 @I.O'J
Shorn sheep 3.00 ( jfll.OO
Representative Sales.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
5 9S2 3.35 21. , 1202 3.70
1 950 3.35 10. 12011 3.73 >
37 1058 3.42M 20. , 13:11 : 3.75
10 1113 3.-I5 ' 1200 3.75
15 3.5 ! ) L' ( ) . ! 1177 3. To
40 1101 3.55 23. 1371 S. 73
9 ,1222 , 3.IJO 21. 1203 3.75
10n IOKI : 3.1)0 1 ! ) . , 13(7 ( 3.75
n ) " " ,1121) ) 3.110 HI. 1214 3.75
is" ! ! ! , HI)7 ! ) II.IM ) 37. 1243 3.75
1151 3.r.2 } < f 10. 1248 3.75
44. nr,5 , 3.05 1850 3.75
35. 1187 y.t55 83 1050 3.75
' . ' 0. 1173 3.f.5 19. 1300 3.80
920 3.05 38. 1303 3 > 0
54 1315 3.117 38.Hi. . 141C. 3.80
19 1305 3.70 1.o . 1140 3.MI
15 13(4 ( 3.70 o 1205 .SO
8 K51 3. TO is ! 1151 3.S5
33 121U 3.70 8-1. 1355 3.85
42. .1303 3.70 1329 3.'JO
cows.
1 808 2.0) 4 1130 8.90
1 1110 a.a. " 3 2 : 3.00
2 1010 2.5) ) 13 ' ' ' ' 3.00
5 1023 2.7.5 2 . . . . . . ! l203 3.0J
1 ! ) 817 2.80 2 7C 3.1)0 )
2 OUO 2.80 10 imrj 3.00
2 1325 2.80 1 UG'J 3.25
17 1057 2.83 Hi 3.85
44 1050 2.00 4 .1250 3.35
UULLS.
1 10GO 2.15 1 2040 3.70
1 1800 2.01) ) 1. .1510 8.75
1 1120 2.25
2 070 2.90 Hi 871 3.01
34 5'J5 2.S3 10 533 3.00
KECUEIH.
G 1027 3.33 10 020 3.33
OXE.V.
2 2120 3.25
CAN.NKII3.
1 870 1.75
nons.
No. Av. Silk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
18. . . .SOU SO J4.33 59. . ,287 1IX ) iM.42i.j'
0. . . .852 40 4.40 CO. . 2114 KM 4.4 %
00. . . .805 4.40 70. . .833 120 4.4i >
05. . . .885 120 440 75. . .837 1110
53. . . .857 800 4.40 ( VS. . .3uO bO 4.42K
08. . . .890 801) ) 4.40 "II. " . .893 i > 0
09. . . .840 40 4.40 Co. . , .871) ) 120 4. ayt
05. . . .290 120 4.40 03. . , .37S 4.42 < f
52. . . .324 800 4.40 CJ. . 83'.l 40
05. . . .253 4.40 5S. .
05. . . .250 130 4.40 05. . . .851 SO
00. . . .209 80 4.40 . .8S3 80 4.4:04 :
CO. . , .231) ) 800 4.40 cy. . . .233 40
( IS. . , .205 180 4,40 ) . . . .891 ICO
57 . , .25 ! ) 130 4.40 71. . . .851 40
57. . , .257 SO 4.40 07. . 842 12) ) 4 42W
(10. ( . , .379 80 4.40 Gl . ! .853 40 1.4' . ' V
59. . , .201 200 4.40 70. . . .241 80 4.42'iJ '
58. . , .802 SO 4.40 73. . . .230 120
(50. ( . . .2M ( 80 440 63. . . .233 80
OS. . , .800 40 4.40 03. . , .8.)7 ) 41)
08. . , .303 180 4.40 73. . . 841 120
50 , . .303 100 4.40 50. . . .811 40 4 48 , '
71 , . .211 120 4.40 23. . . .278 4.42
134. .245 210 4.40 58.- . . .831 80 UBtf
70. . .807 1GO 4.40 70. . . .8.VJ 40 4.45
04. . . .253 100 4.40 W. . . .350 80 4.45
OH. . .859 1GO 4.40 SO. . . .3(3 ( 4.45
37. . .443 4.40 55. . . .830 80 4.45
OS. . , 805 120 4.40 GO. . , .8'iS ' 4.45
09. . , .810 120 4.40 5'J. ' ; . .an 4.45
01) ) . . .870 400 4.40 41. . . .830 40 5.45
03. , .321 100 0 ! ) . . . .817 4.47
03. . .254 100 75. . , .234 40 4.47
01. . .279 40 4.48K
Live block Notes.
Hogs lower.
Heavy hogs closed lower.
Ed Cooper , Ulysses , was in looking over
the yards.
One month ago at this time hogs were soil
ing at $4,504.57K , and two months ago at
J. T. Goodoll it Co. , Western , sold two
loads of cattle and one of hogs.
F. G. Klcno , Albion , was In and sold a
load of hoes at $4.47 , the top price.
J. Hastlo came In with two cars of cattle ,
one car of hogs nnd one car of phcep ,
Irwin Wcurmun , Nelson , brought in a car
of cattle.
Messrs. Grillln and Stewart were In from
St. Paul with live loads of cattle.
Nye , Wilson & Moorohomo shipped In
nogs from Hastings and Wisnor.
The top on hogs ono year ago was $1,55 ;
two years ago 15.05 , and three years ago
$3.75.
Cattle sold as high ono year ago as SI.40 ;
two years ago f 1.37 } , and three years ago
Karl II. Huffman and William Schlelgher
were in from Sutton with three cars of
cattle.
W. J. Perry , of Perry Hros. , Wnyno ,
shlpucd in two loads of cattle from Dawson-
vllle , Mo.
George Frush , of Perry & Frusb , Wahoo ,
was In with a load of cattlo.
J. C. Nelson , of Auburn , was on the mar
ket with a load of sheep ,
E. L. Burke , Genoa , was In with cattlo.
Sam Ewing was in from Genoa with cat
tle and hogs.
Joun lleol.v , of Gordon , was on the market
with three loads of cattlo.
T. U. Irwin represented Gordon. Ho
brought in a load of cuttle.
Fuller , Smith & Fuller shipped In cattle
and hogs from Newman's ' Grove.
W. H. VauAlstlno , of Arcadia , was on the
market with cattle nnd hogs.
O. L ) . Butler , Columbus , brought in two
curs of cattle of his own feeding.
J , H. Ness , ot Merna , bud two loads of cat
tle on the market this morning.
St. Joe received 2,009 hogs , Indianapolis
5.000 , Cincinnati 2,000 , St. Paul 1,000 and
Lincoln 400.
OMAH\ WHOLESALE MAUKKTH.
Produce , Fruits , Etc.
nuiTBn Table dairy , H@10c ; packers1
ttock , 7 < 210c. Creamery prints , fancy , 22
( # 2.105 choice , 1820o ; soj l ] packed , 18 ®
SOc.
Eoos-Strlctly fresh , 10'U2c.
CII ESE Young America , full cream , 12c ;
twin flats , 12c ; off grades , a lOc ; Van Ros-
som Edam , $11.50 per dozen ; .sap sago , 19c ;
brick , 15c ; Innburgcr , 12c : 'domestic Swiss ,
14o ; skims , 4(5e ( ; cheese safesbroiuo medal ,
No. 8 , $2.75. .
Poui.Tiir Live bens pcr dozen , M.75 ®
4.00 : roosters , $3.003.25 ; turkeys , lOfcUlc
per Ib.
AIM-LES Choice , $3.258. Q ; common , $1.75
(32.25. . A
STiuwnnnnics Per case , 24 qts , $2.00 ®
4.00.
Mediterranean sweets , $ i.7uS3.25 ( ; fancy
bright mountains , $2,25(32.75 ( ; Los Angeles
( choice ) , $2.252.50.
COCOANUTS Choice Runtnns , per 100l.riO ;
less than 100 , $5.00.
H.VXANA8 According to slzoof bunch , $1.50
@ 2.50.
EAHI.Y Vr.or.TAiu.r.s Lettuce , jxsr dozen
heads , 25@30c ; radishes , per dozen bunches.
I0l5c ; green onions. 12 < ( ? 15o ! parsley , 25 ®
! ! 0e ; soup bunches , 8o40c ; bcota , 55a ( JOc ;
carrots , 5055e : turnips , 5055e ; oyster
plant , 80Ct5c' : celery , 85cgSl.Ki ( : cauliflower ,
$1.75M2.25 ; cucumbers. 60@COe ; green
peas , bu boxes , f2.00@2.25 ; string ueaiis , 's
bu box , $1.50 < < fll.75 ; tomatoes , bu , $1.75ig
3.00 ; asparagus , per Ib , 5lOc ; pie plant ,
per Ib , 3@5e ; now potatoes , per Ib , 2Ji@3c ;
cabbage , 2J ( l3c.
Fiiiisn FISH White fish , frozen , per Ib ,
7c ; herrings , frozen , per Ib. 5e ; trout , fresh
caught , per Ib , Oc\vhlto ; perch , fresh caught ,
per Ib , 7e ; buffalo , fresh caught , per Ib , 7c ;
pickerel , fresli caught , pov Ib , 8c ; black bass ,
fresh caught , per Ib , lie.
UIUNS Choice hand picked navy , S3.25 ;
choice hand picked medium , $2.00 ; choice
hand pieited country , $1.75 ® 1.90 ; clean coun
try , ? l.50f.il.(15. ! (
POTATOIM Choice , sai'kcu , liar bu , 25Cl30c.
VIAI. : Choice , medium size , 7@Se ; choice ,
heavy , 4@ic. !
HIIIIIH , PIITS : , TALI.OW , lirr Green salted
hides , 4J5c ; dry salted hides , Ce ; dry ( lint
hides , 7c ; ealf hides , SftTSU'e ; damuped hides
2u loss : sheep pelts , green , each 25il.ih ) ;
sheep palts , dry , per Ib , 9Jt > l2o ; wool , aver
age , 14lSc ( ; tallow , No. 1 , 3'4c ( ; tallo-.v ,
No. 8 , 2' @ 3c ; grease , white , 3rfle ( ;
grease , yellow , 2@8 c.
Ari'i.i : HitTTr.H7c. .
Clin-.u Ubls , S3 ; hf bbls. 93.
Ut'rriiitiN'ii ; MC'filSc per Ib.
MAPM : SIKIAII 18 ! < fCH'lfC ' per Ib.
HOSBY 10(417c per Ib.
PnuiKKVcs 9 > f0c ! par Ib.
J 1:1.1.11XtMa : : \ ( jier Ib.
UIIS\VAX : : No. 1 , lSiJ ( > 20fl.
Metals.
HI.OCK TIN Eng. Ref'g , small pig , 28e ;
bar , 29c.
Coi'i'KU Planished boiler sizes , 3ie ; cold
rolled , 3Jc ( ; slieathlng , 30e ; pltts. 30c ; flats ,
30c.
30c.Gti.VA.vtxfii
Gti.VA.vtxfii ) SHIP.T luox Juniata , CO ucr
cent discount.
PATKST PI.ANISIICII IIION' No , 34 to 27 , A
quality , perlb , 10 > c ; No. 21 to 27. U tUnlit.v ] ,
9Ke. For less than bundle add Jtfc per Ib
UOOFIXCI ( Best. Charcoal. ) 1C , 14x20 , 112
sheeto , $5.75 ; IX , 14.\20 , 112 sheets , $7.00 ; 1C ,
2x27 ; ) , 112 sheets , ? 11.00 ; IX , 2Ux23 , 112
sheets , 313.50.
SIIIIKT luox No. 2(5 ( , $3.40 ; No. 87 , $3.50.
SOI.DP.I : Hoyt Metal Co'f half and lialf in
1 Ib cases , peril ) , lliir commercial half and
half , 15c ; No. 1 in bars , 14&
Tix PiATi-Hest : ( Charcoal ) 1C , 10x14 ,
8.25 sliccts. # . < 1.50 : IX. 10x14 , 285 sheets , S8.23 ;
1C , 12x12. 235 sthects , $ ( i.30j ; 1A , 12 < 13 , 825
sheets. f8.23 ; 1C , 14x80 , H8slicots , ? : i.5 ! ) ; IX ,
14x8(1 , 113 sheets , &J.33 ; 1XX , 14s20 , 112
sheets , $10 : iXXX , 14x20 , 112 sheets , $11.75 ; '
1C , 3x2S , 112 nliects , ? 13..M > . IX , 35:88 118
shoots , $17 ; IXX , 8x83 , 112'sheets. $20.50.
Conn 1C , 101 , 225 shoots , * ! : llxC. 14x20 ,
112 sheets , S.5 : 1C , KlxiO. , ii5 : sheets , SJ.60 ;
sCeel nails , . * 2.20steel wire liulls , ? 2.C5.
inch , 21'.Jo ; G G 24 inch , 20e ; II A F. % ,
25o ; J R F , < . 27e ; G. r , i-5c.
flroc.'rie.s.
H.vos American A , seamless , $17.25 ;
Union Square jiuper , discount , 35 per cunt ;
Mikiulo tiijuare p.ipor , discount , 35 ner cent.
CAXXII : > FitflTS Apples , jmr gal , $2.13 :
blackberries , 3 Ib , 75e ; blueberries , 2 Ib. 75c ;
blueberries , 3 Ib , SI.50 ; cherries , red , 2 Hi ,
95c ; cherries , white , 3 Ib , fl55 ; ; pros , figs , 1
Ib , $2.90 ; gooseberries , 21b , 151.10 ; pineapples ,
2 Ib , S8.75 ; pine apples , 2 Ib , $8.50 ; pine-
anples , 3 Ib , ? 2.25 ; pineapples , 2 Ib , $1.0 ( ! ;
strawberries , 2 It ) , $1.15 ; strawberries , pros. ,
2 Ib , 53.1K ) ; raspberries , 3 Ib (10 ( { 1 syrup ) ,
81.20 ; peaches , R. & R. , extra yellow , 3 Ib ,
S3.00 ; R. 11. , yellow , sugaicd , 3 Ib. $3.0i ) ;
Kennctt imperial yellow , 3 Ib , $1.00 ; Urccbt's
standard. 3 Ib , ? 1.75 ; Monitor seconds , 3 Ib ,
$1.35 ; Atlantic , 3 Ib , $1.30 ; Booth's pies , 3
Ib , $1.10 ; Grccht's , 3 Ib , $1.00 ; Myers1 , 0 Ib ,
SUO.
CAXXHD Fisn Brook trout , 3 Ib , J2.50 ; sal
mon trout,8 Ib , $2.35elnms ; , 1 Ib1.25 ; clams ,
2 Ib , $2.00 ; clam chowder , : tlb , $2.85 ; devilled
crabs , 1 Ib , $ ' ) .25j devilled crabs. 2 Ib , S3..1I ) :
codtlsh balls , 811) ) , § 1.75 ; i-aviar , Ib , 5-2.35 ;
eels , 1 Ib , ? . ' ! ,85 : lobster.s , 1 Ib , .J8.UU ; lobslors ,
1 10 , M.90 ; lobsters , devilled , Ib , $8 85 ;
mackerel , 1 Ib , $1.00 ; maiiorel mustard suuro ,
3 Ib , $2.90 ; mackerel tomato suuce. 3 Ib , $ J.DO ;
maelccrol tomato sauce. 3 Ib , $3.40 ; uinukcroi
mustard sauce , 3 Ib , $ .i.40 ; oysters , 1 Ib , b5o ;
oystr-rs , 2 Ib , .51.50 ; salmon , U. U. , 1 Ib , $2.10 ;
salmon , C , R. 2 Ib. $3.10 ; salmon , .Viuoltn , 1
Ib , $1.83 ; salmon , Alaska , 8 Ib , $3.9J ; shrimps ,
1 II ) , $3.05.
UAXIIMU Star , Ss , Kioz , per Ib , 9j ; Star ,
Ss , 14 oz , per Ib , Sic : Stearle , wax , Hi oz , Cs ,
perlb , lie ; Stenric , wax , 11 oz. Os , per Ib ,
lie ; half boxes , J/c extra.
CAXDV lt ft 12Xc i > er Ib.
CIIOCOI.ATI : .VXD COCOA 2IO39cpor Ib.
Gorman chiekor.y red. fee.
Comr.s : Green Fancy old golden rio ,
24c ; Fancy old pcaberry , 23c ; Rio , choice to
fancy , 82e ; Rio , prime , 21c ; Rio , good , 20e ;
Mocha , 23o : Java , fancy Miiudchling , 87o ;
Java , good interior , 3le.
CHACKUUS AND CAKKM Gj riDlSc per Ib.
Li ) FHUITS Per Ib , apricots , 14.j 17c.
" n , Mich. , 4lMf : : otars , lie ; aldcr.s ,
8c. Pu'.ichcs , Ciil. Y , pooled , 17u20o ; fancy
uneeled | ) , llGSliiu ; sun dried , O c ; Salt
Lake , Gc. Prunes , Cul. RC , 7 @ 10cH- Cur
rants , 5 ( j7i : . Turkish prunes , 4 c. Citron
peel , 23c. Lemon pool , 14c. . Furd dates. lOc.
Figs , DCAlOc. RaisiiiB , inalaga bunch , cloho-
sas , . * G.OO per box ; viiioncias , per Ib , 7e ; Gal.
G. & S. , 52.40 per box. Dried grapes , fie.
Blackberries , & % n. Pitted cherries. 17c.
Pitted plums , 0 ( jllc. Raspberries , 21c.
Nectarines. I3@14c. Ginccr , Jamaica , \ $
l > ts , $3.00 per do * .
FAiti.VACEouti GOODS Barley , 3@3c ; far
ina , 4 c ; peas , 3o ; otmeal , 0 > © % ; maca
roni , llKc ; vcrmicell , llj u ; ricu , l'X ' ( < l > iio ;
sago and tapiocu , ( it'tlc.
FIHII Salt Uriod codllsh , G ( i8 > c hali
but , 12e : scnlcd herring , 2" > ( ! per box hoi.
herring , dom , r 0c : Hamburg spiced herring ,
$1.00 1.10 ; imp. hoi. herring , 70o@1.00 ;
inackerel , nlf bbls , No. 1 , $13.50 ; lur o fam
ily , * I2.f > 0 per 100 Ibs ; while fish , No. 1.S7.25 ;
family , 1.50 ; trout , ? 5,23 ; salmon , S-3.GO ; an-
hoviCH , 10 Ib pails , 8Uc.
Lvi-1.75@l.r > 0.
NUTS Almonds , ICQlSoi.Brazils , Oo ; fil
berts , 12 < > ; pecans , I3a ; walnuts , 13ci pea
nuts cockR , Sc ; roasted , lOc ,
Oii.s-Koroseno-P Wt.10Kc ; W W , 13e
headlight , 14o ; salad ol , , a.SSfijT.OO per
dozen , (
PIUKI.C.S Meuium. [ nor bbl , J5.00 ; small ,
JO.OO ; gherkins. ? 7.00.
PA
10-lb pkga , $2.40 ; Ashton.Jiil'bags , 50-lb , 85e ;
do 4 bu baps , 824-lb , $3.40jf 4 < > M S A , 50-lb
bags , 55o ; loose , per bbl , * 1,35.
Sr.nis-Ulrd ,
SALSODA % ® % por.lb.
STAIICII SJiC'570 per Ib. ' i
STOVIS I'OMHII $2.00@5S7 per gross.
Si-ions Whole , per Ib Allspice , 12c ;
Cassia China , lOo ; cloves , Zanzibar , 25o ;
nutmegs , No. i , roc : pcpi r , 20c.
SuaniGranulatod , 'JQfilfa ; confection
ers A , 9c ; standard , extra C , % ® o :
j-ollow C , 8Xcj powdered. 9X@9u ; cut
loaf , 10tf@10 > < o ; cubes , % @ o.
Sviiui-s Per gal , 27@40o ; N. O. molasses
854So.
Per gal , 13@20o.
, , . ,
0 , 13 0. Brown nnd ulato , 09 , 9j ; Oi ) , I' '
, lOo ; 70 , 12 > .
CAIII-ET WAIII13lbb , white , 19c ; colored ,
22o. '
UATT8 Standard , 80 ; Gem , lOo : Beauty ,
12Ko ; Hoono , 14o ; 13 , cased , i6M ) .
I'JiiNTs Solid colors Atlantic , Oo ; Slate ,
PC , Berlin oil. 0 > fo ; Garner oil , 07o.
PiiiXTB Pink and Robes Allen , ( ! o ; River
point , 5Ko ; Steel River , 0 0 ! Richmond ,
OWc ; Paclllo , 7c.
PiiiNTB Dress Charter Oak. 5Ko ; Rum-
oj > o , 4c ; Lcdl , 6 > c ; Allen , Oc ; Ulcuiaond , Oc ;
Windsor , CXc ; Eddystone , CHo : Pacitic ,
OWc.
OWc.PniXTS Indigo Uluc St. Ledger , Mtfe ;
Arnold , Gfc ; Amorlrno. Ol "c ; Arnold C ,
eng cloth , c ; Arnold U , long cloth. lO.e . ;
. \rcold , Gold Seal , lOUo ; Stcifol A , 18e ;
Windsor , Gold Ticket , 10' , c ; Arnold A , 12c
GISOIIAM Plunkot checKs , OHc ; Whlttcn-
: on , OJ < 0 ! York , 7' < 'e ; .Nor mn tun dress , 7'jO }
llcnfrow dress , 8 > irji2 ( > 4c ; Whlttcn ton , 7 } a ;
Calcutta , 740. *
CAM nines Slater , 5c ; Woods , 5o ; Stand
ard , 5o ; Peacock , 5c.
Sur.ETtNo Kllorton , 7Kc ;
Housekeeper , 8Wc ; Now Candidate , 840 ;
Berkeley cambric , No. GO. OJ.j'c : Best Yet ,
44 , OJ'i'o } Buttcrcloth , OO , 440 * : Cabnt , "H'o ;
Knrcwcll half bleached , S' < c ; Fruit of Loom ,
8i'o ; Green G , Oc ; Hope , 7Vc ; King Phillip
cambric , lOo : Lonsdalo cambric , lOc ; Lous-
dale , 8Hc ; New York Mills , lOc ; Peppercll ,
42 In , 10' c ; Peppercll 40 in , HMc ; Pepper-
ell , 0-4 , 14j o ; Peppercll , 8-1 , 20o : I'oDpcrell ,
9- 22c ; I'cppercll , 10-4. 24e ; Canton. 4.4 ,
; Canton , 4-4 , OKc ; Triumph , Oo ; Wam-
Riittn , llo ; Valley , 5c.
Hitowx SiiKRTixn Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7l c ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7e ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , UJ o ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , ( ic ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4J c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 0 ( e ; Hoosicr
LL. 4-4 , ( io ; Indian Head , 4-4. ( 'io ; Lawrence -
renco LL , 4-4 , Gc ; Old Dominion , 4-4. 5tfc ;
Peppurell E. 40-ln , 7 ! c ; Ponpcroll , 8-4 , lie ;
Pcpperell , 0-4. 2lc ; Pcppcrell , 10-4 , 22o ;
Utlort C , 4-1. 434e ; Wnchiisctt , 4-4 , 7 > | c ; Au
rora R , 4-4 , 7e ; Aurora B , 4-4 , 0 > < e.
Fi-ANXm.s , PIAID Raftsmen , 30c ; Goshcn ,
Clear Lake , BOUTo ; Iron Mountain ,
.
COHSKT Jr.AXS Androscoggln , 7fc ; Kcar-
sape , 7ji'e ! ; Rockport , OJjo ; Conestoga , ( l\e ;
TICKS Oakland , A , 7j it Intornailoiml ,
YY,8c ; Shetueket , S , 8140 ; Wnrrcn , No. 870 ,
ICc ; Berwick , HA , ISc ; Aiuno , 13e ; York , 3D-
moll , 13'i'c ; York , 33-inch. 13' ' < , e ; Swift
River , Se ; Thorndlko OO , SKoi Thorndlko
EF , SJij'c : Thorndiko 120 , ' .lj < e : Thurndike
XX. 15e ; Cordls No. 5 , 9 > tfo ; Cordisj No. 4.
Acin Sulphuric , per Ib , 2j ; citric , per Ib ,
> 0c ; oxalic , per Ib , 18e ; tartarle , powdered ,
l > er Ib , 5K1
Ai.fM Porlb , 3 } < c.
AMMONIA Carbonate , i > er lo , 1)e. )
AUUOWIIOOT Bcrmundii , ) ier Ib , 40c.
BALSAM Cop.iibuier \ Ib , C3c.
HOHA.V Kollnud , per Ib , 12c.
C.vi.oMr.i. Am , per Ib , 880 ,
CASSIA Huns Per Ib , is e.
Liii.ouorouM Per Ib , 47o.
Coiiuosivu SuiiLiM.vTi : Per Ib , 72c.
CIUAM T.UITAH Pure , per Ib , 48c.
EXTHACT Lodwoon Bulk , per Ib , lOc.
GLYCRUIXK Bulk , per Ib , J3e.
GUM An i meSelect , porlb , Sl.OO.
AssrotTinA Per Ib. ISc.
CAMIMIOU Perlb , 3sc.
OPIUM Per Ib , $3.85.
IODISE Rcsubllmnted , perez , $3.80.
LiiAVts Buchu , short , per Ib , 15c , senna ,
Alex , per Ib , 3'lc.
OILS Linseed , raw , 50c ; linseed , boiled ,
59c ; castor , per gal , $1.80 ; Hcrgumot , San
derson's , per Ib , $3.15 ; lemon , Sanderson's
per Ib , $3.25 ; peppermint , pur Ib , $2.50 ; win-
tcrgrecn. per Ib , $3.85 ; olive , Malaga , per
gal , $1.15.
POTASS Bromide , per Ib , 44o ; Iodide , per
Ib $3.00.
Qi'ixu Sulpb. , per oz , 50c.
Srmis Canary , ] ) cr Ib. 4 } 05o : Castile ,
mottled , per Ib , S ( < t > lOe ; Castile , white , per
Ib , 13fel5c.
SriKiTS NITIIE Sweet , per Ib , 35c.
STIIICIIXIA Crystals , pcroz. $1.10.
Stn.rii. CIXCIIOXA Per 02 , ISc.
WAX White , per Ib , 55j ( 03.
SHROEDER & DEAH
,
Basement First National Bank ,
005 feoutliUittli Street , - Omalin
THE RAILVAH TIME TA8LES ,
OMAHA.
O. , M. & ST. PAU1 < . I.eavo
Depot lutbaad M.-xrcystn. Uinaim.
No. 3. v.U , a m
No. 4. , 4J5 p in
No. 1. , 7ir : > a m
Is'o. 3. , TiUTi p in
O. , A. L * P. Leave Arrlr *
Depot 10th and JIarcy BID , Omuba. Omaba.
Des Motnes Accommod'ii fil3 : n m 0:80 : p m
Atlantic JCxpress U:15 : A m 0:8(1 : p m
Fust Vustlbulod Kxpresa 4:15 : p in 0:50 : a in
Nlglit Erprcsa. * 6:15 : p m * 9:0u : a
MTBSOUIU 1'ACII'IC. Leave Anivu
Depot lUti i Webster sta. Omaha. Omaha
Day Kxnrcss lOi'Kl a in 0iO : ! a n
Might Kxprei B'JO : p in a-.K , p n
BIOUX UITV .t arrive
Depot l"ttt and Wulistor. Oiuuha. Omaha.
Ct. Paul Uzprcs3 7OU : p m 8:40 : a in
P. . K. .V Jf. V. It. H. Leave i Arrlvo
Depot Iran < Sc Webster Bts , Omnha. I Omaha.
Hastings & Illk Hills 1'ns 51:00 : a m 4M p m
JKorfolK I'nsson cr f > :15 : p m JO:1S : a m
WAIIASH WnSTKKN. I.nave Arrive
Depot lOthaud Maroyfats. Omaha. Oiuibn.
Kp.8 St. L.Kxp. Dully. . 4:15 : p m | 12:20 : p
C. If N.-W. 1 ( . 11. Lcavo
Depot lOtli mm ilaroyats. Omnlia.
No.O li:15 n in
No.1 , Vestlmik' : ! :45 : p in
No. 4 dully except Snt'ily 0:10 : p in
Nojl Dully uxceptMonil'y 10:03 : a m
No. 7 , Vostlliulu 10OJ ; n m
No.6 7 : 5 p m
UOUTK. Leave Arrive
Depot 10th nud Miition uts. Omaha. Umatia.
Chlcutjo Vestibule Ux. . . , UriO : a in
CliIcukoMull C : < V > p in
Chicago l.oc.il fXM a. in
Denver Vestllmlo Mr. . . : II5 p in
Lincoln * Concortlia Lo'l GH ( ) p in
Colorndo Mail .i40 ; a in
KiinHiia City Kxpross. . . . < i:4fi : a in
Ivtinsas City Kxpross. . . . . . iiiO : p m
" Except Paturday. tKxcnvt Jfojiday.
C. , ST. 1' . , M. A : O. Arrive Lcavo
Depot 15th tc Webster Hts. Ulnnlia. Omaha.
Sioux City Express . li : p in
UmersoiiAccommodut'n ; . ' )0 u in
'Oakland Acconiinod'n. . B : ) p m
Bt.l'uul Umlted . Htr : > u in
'Florence Passenger . 7'l ; > a in
I'loroiice I'asseiisor . flj'W p in
( Florence Passenger. . . . 10:10 : a m
tMorenco 4 : 0 p m
Dally Except Sunday.
tSuuuny only.
UNION PAC1F10. Lcavo Arrlvo
Depot luth and Murcy Bts. Omaha. Omaha ,
Pacific Express . 7:6 : p in "rll'l a in
Cbeyenuo Express . 1&ri : ji in Uri : p m
Denver Kxprass . W:0) : a in U:45 : p m
KansiiH city , Lincoln &
lle.itncc Express . f > :05 : a m 11 SO p in
I'apllllon Passnnger . f.lO ; p in 7:10 : a m
All above trains dully.
COUNClIj
CII1CAOO , HOCK ISLAND A ; I'AOlI'ltt
Leave. I Arrive.
A No.2 flXp.m.'A ; ( ) ' No. 1 7:00 : a. in.
U No.fl 6Kn. ; ( in.'U ' No.fi fiWJ : ] ) . in.
A No.4. . , . U:40 : 11. m.'A ' No. 3 0:15 : p. m.
CHICAGO. JIIJKUNUTON * QIJINC-/ .
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The time given atjovo Is for Tnuisfer. there
uoniB from lire to ten minutes betw cuTrans-
crnnd local depotu.
GOLLEG
EXAMINATIONS for tt'lmimloil to VASSAII CO
l.liliKHlll tc Uelil In tlili fit/durlix tbe drtt Wfcu
of Juno. Api'llriyiU for ciutulnatlon tbouia ootll
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Agrloulturnl Implements.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DoalcrlnAgricnllniallniplcincnls , Wagons
Carriage ! and busi ! * ' . Janet ttrwt , between WU anJ
_ luifi. Omaha. .Nclnaita. _
L1N1NGER A METOALV CO. ,
Agricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
o.Yhclp lo. Omaha , NctiraUa.
PARLIN , ORENDORF A MARTIN CO.
Wholesale Dealer * In
Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons& Bnggies
_ Ml.iKD.tai mid W7 Jonc utreot , Omaha. _
MOL1NE , MILUURNA STODDARD CO. ,
Uanuraclurori niul jobber * In
Wagons , Bnggics , Rafts , Flows Etc ,
Cor. 9th and 1'aclHo KrcoH , Omaba.
Artists' Mntorlnlo.
A , HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
U13 Douglas trcl Omalia , Nebraska.
Boots nnct Shoos.
ir. v. MORSE A ro. ,
Jotters of Boots end Slices ,
I1C1 , 1101,1118 Honulm Mrcct. Omnlia. Mnnufactory ,
itmraer Btroot , lioston.
_ Con I , Coke ti nd Ulrno.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jotters of Hard and Soft Coal ,
_ OTEoulli 13th atrtet , Omaha. N brn Va. _
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NEllIiASKA FUEL CO. , '
Ship s of Coal a d Coke ,
211 South 1.1th St. . Omaha. Xpb.
Co m m Is slfjntin dStorn RO
K1DDELL & ItlDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Mercnants ,
Bpccialtlci Iluitcr. epc , chrofp. poultry , cam * .
oward ftrcot Omaha. Npb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goons , Fornisning Goods and Notions
11H ( anilllCH DoiiElm. cor , llth itrcat , Omnlm , Neb.
KILPATRWK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jotters in Dry Goods.Notions .
nnu' furat : < < liiR goodi. Corner lltk ana llaraer
tlrctd , Onialjn , Ncbraika.
UEL1N , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Importers nnil jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
911 Sooth 15th ttrcot.
FurnUuro.
DEWEY A STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Karnoin Mreet. Omaha , Nebraska.
CHARLES SlllVERlCK ,
Furniture ,
Cnmhn Nebin L- .
CrocorloB.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER A CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions.
705. 7117 , TO and ! ll South 10th at. , Omntm , Neb.
, HRA m * A co. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana i cnrcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
ir. j.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Sprint's , wagon stock , hardware , Inmbor , etc. 12(1 }
nnil 1211 Jlnrncy atniet , Onmlm.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARDWARE -
* WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
McUls. iheet Iron , etc. Airontn for llowo scalei ,
Miami powder and I.ymiui barbed wire ,
HIMEHAUGH A TAYLOR.
Build rs' ' Handware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tools nnrt Unllulo nrnlcs. 1105 Douglai
struct , Ouiuba. Zxob.
Lumber.
JOHN A. WAKEFTELD ,
Wholesale Lumher , Etc ,
Imported end American Portland cement.
K * ut fcr Illlnaukcc bydrsulla cement ana
( julncy wliHe Iliuo.
C//-1S It. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wool carputf iiiul parquet flooring. IHb anil D.lugUi
itreuti , Oinnlia , t\o\i. \
01(1 ( All A LUMU'ER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale ,
Ifitli Street and Unluul'aclllc TrackOmuba ,
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumlier , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Btc , Yards-rornoi 7th nnd Douglas. Corner
lutb and Douglas ;
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber , Limb Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Coruor Ctli and Douulns 8ts. , Oamhu.
C. N.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lite ,
13th and California Street * , Omaha , Nebraska.
JVIIIIInory and .Notions-
/ . OllERFELDER- CO. ,
Importers & Jotters in Millinery & Notions
M , KlUaud 212 South llth street.
Notions.
J. T. ROJilKSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
Wl ted 16 BontU 10th trcci , Ouiuha.
Toys.
H. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbers of
, Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Good ! ,
famlihlnu good , children's earrlanoa , ( VS.
Silt ) Karnaui moot.
_ OIlB. _
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cd NSOLiVATE'D TANK LINE co'
Wholesale Relink and LiiMcatine Oils ,
Axle grcaio , etc. , Uumlia. A. U. IlliU < > i > , Wi\naicr ,
Paper.
OAllPEN'l'EIl PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Cam n alre stock of prlntlni ? , rupplnp nnd wrltlnf
liapor. Bptolal attention given tu car loan ordori.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL- BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , H3B.
Capital . e 100,00) )
Surplus .Inn. lut , 18S ! ) . 5iUlK : , )
OKl'Ii'KHS AND Dllini/l'OI
IllSNItr W. VA'I'IM , rresidont ,
LliWIH H. HIJIU ) . Vice l rf W nt.
A. 15. TOIJHAI.IN ,
W. V..MOUSK , ,
JOHN 8. COI.I.IN8 ,
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W.ll. , S u"UHJlV.S , Cashier
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 1'Jtli anil i'uriiHin Sti ,
A Geiimil lianklni : Uusiuu 'Jraiiacte.l.
.flHEHTS WANTED.
WltliKuccHMfnliiiBrleur-lorHP.Wl'JTpHIAL : ( ; c
2 I10UK. f ( J M f A > Tjit i .
AT ONCK. r.tU | ( | Sl " >
iUnto ( in ilonreiU > irabrtlR I suc.'f. . ' / ,
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K1RKSNDALL , JONES A CO. ,
8accc ( or to ll fil , Jono A Co.
Wliolcsalc Mannfactiirer of BootsS Slices
Atcnls for lUnlon llnbbrr Shoe Co. 110) . 1104 end UN
llarnej Street , OmahaNebraikn.
Browora.
STOR'/ 1LER ,
lager Beer Brewers ,
1B1 North KUhlctilh lff U Omaha.K V ,
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manniactnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornlco
Wluilow < api and niptalle tkjIlBtita , John Krentlcr.
proprietor. HH nnil 110 t-outh IOIU itrtat.
Off lee Fixtures.
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siMMONDs 'MANUFACTURING co.
Mannfftcturcrs of
IM , Office and Saloon Fixlnres ,
Unntlcn. Hldoboiinlii. llnnk Ca r , l > r rt Klitnrtii. Wall
CiKps.Vartllloni. HnlUntsCtmnUri. , lltoranil Win *
feeler * . Mirror * , KlcPurtort mill offlrp , inn anil lid
Houth lUh : Bt. . Unialia. Telepliona int.
. . 'Popor Boxes.
JOHN L. W1LKIE ,
rroprielflr Omaha Paper Box Factorj ,
Nut. 1,117 kild 1319 DoimUs itroct , Oni ba. Nob.
Sosh , Doors ,
Whn1 < / > nl * intnnfnclurcri ot
Sasb , Doors , Blinils and Mooing ! .
Branch 'jfflcu. l b anil Itanl trcol Uiui > li . Neb.
HOI IN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Mannfaoliircrs of Sasli , Dooi
ilouldlnc" , rtnlr-irnrk nnil Interior hanl wood tlnlth.
N.K. cornerfth nnil Lonvonwirili ilrcoti ,
Uninlia , Ncl > .
Stoom Finings , Pumps , Etc
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Pnmps , Pipes and Engines ,
Bteim , water , rnllnnT nnd mining nippllet , UL
_ ICT , tC8oniHB4 I'nrniun ttix'ut. Oinalin. _
V. S. WIND ENGINE .t PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
wind mllln. VIS and l ) JoneiSUOmabs ,
U. F. Hots , acllnRuunnjer. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
BbccHron work , ptcam pmnpis law mllli. 1213-1211
Lenvvnwortli tlteet , Omaha.
Iron Works.
STEAM liOlLEll WORKS ,
Carter ft ton , VriipX MnnHfnclurcmof all kinds
Steam Bote Tank * anl Sheet Iron Wo *
Work" South aitli nnd II. .V M. cnn'Mng. Tel. 1115
PAXTONA VIERL1NQ IRON WORKS'
Wrouglit and Cast Iron BnLfling WorK ,
, hnim work , unncral foundrr , maclilno and
cKrcilth wurk. unico anil works , U. 1' . llr.
and lllli struct. Omaha.
OMAHA WlRE&ltON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Dusk rnllf , window eunrilB , tlowcr stnnda , wire Miina ,
etc. ra North ll.tli . Btrc-ot.Omalia.
OMAU A S AFE A 1RON WORKS ,
Manl'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vault : * , Jnll work , Iron Bhuttcra nnd lira eicitpca.
U. Andrucn , prop'r. Cor. Ulli nnd Jackson Bta.
SOUTH OB1AHA .
UNION STOCK VARUS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limitcl
Jului K. UujrtlBupurlctciitlunt.
-THE-
CHICAGO SHORT 'LINE
OV TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y ,
The licst Route from Onmlin nnd Council
muffs to
EASTZU
TWO THA1NS DAILY HBTWBK.V OMAUA AND
COUNCIL HI.UKKS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Puiil , Minneapolis , Cedar
Hock Island. I'Yccport. Itockford ,
Clinton , Diibmiiic , Davenport ,
Jaucsullo ,
Itdoit , Wlnonn , Ln Crosse ,
And nil other Important points Runt , Nortuoixt nd.
FnrtlirntiRhtlckota. cnll < m tlio ticket iment nt 1501
HiriKim Btru'ut , i.i IJ.irknr uioct , or at Union ruclilo
llopot.
rulltuan Slrepiin anil tliu ! lnc < t Dlnlnc Curs In lha
worUI an * run on tlio in nil line ( if tlio ( . 'blciik'n. Mil.
wiiukui ) & bt. 1'iuil lluimni , nnj every nttontlon II
paid to | inJi'njt'rJ lif courteous employes of thf
cumtmnr.
II. .MIM.KH. Uonernl Mnnncpr.
J. K. TUCKKK.AstlMiiiitUpnornl Mutineer.
A. V. It. UAUI'KNTIIU , Uencral I'uiscntur tat
TleknL Avont.
( ! > : ' > . i : . IIUAFKOIID , Assistant RoiioraU'a ODei
nmlTlclict At-crit.
T. J.CliAltldUensnii fivipi'rlnlendcnl.
EI.EGTRIG BELT
on. , . . ELECTRO.
GALVANIC J aODY DELI
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Bliil fiuiron.nr ) arauiinrnnt < lt
cur.i the follow. , ItiRi Allltlifl ra-
ItlO ( > ) llltlullltl.J.7 I.uniliRKO * U nr
nil and Kervau
IIHKKIll ( ) li . - " f . 'vNV S n > e , NeMaui'
note , 'J'ratnbllnn t > > / ,0k v Hnjiinl IJjhuin.
tion , Iniomnla , _ > > 7 \ VWnitlnir of Ihi
MrlHw , lffca ! 08 * 4 . * V\ > riuord Dj Inilli-
crbtlon lu Ynutli or Mcrncd J.IN , all llwau < ptrtnlr *
lnu to tlio VVornlJ or unltHl orvnui-
Thla U Ihn LATKBT ndnr.rATEBT IraproTtraent T I
made , nnd liiiupeilur tu all otlion. KvrT timer uf An
Klectrlo Unit mints the latnt-tbli lin "III rind in *
Owen U'lt , It dlllon from nil othcri , M It li a IUTTKIIT
IIKI.T , and not n chain , voltaic or u fro holt. HnUiril.1
ll Cowpt&lniiCiirftMo tI.lelrlrltr. . ' 1 ho electric currant
ran Im 'I'HKTJCU br nn > ono before It In arpllrd to tli *
l > odr , nnd f worn only lf lo ton hour * dally. If yea
will cininlni ) thli Unit you will ljuj no otlitr. To > how
Ills UNTinK COKfllirNi'K we I'IITH lei our ii ; ftro-Oal-
vamc lleltn onil Applln'tr ' i * win 1114 our No. 4 Hell
foojpttlt lo ltriii | > aiM ) * I'trll'i on ? lilrly ! ) ; ' Trttl. Bend
ta. ( Ki > tAUH forour rni'K IIliutraled p mpliU'
T'iEldwlN"ErEOTRIiOtBEl.T ' ? | AND Wu'c /
( Ucutlon Ihla t'ftt > ir. ) ( IhCuuroHATlD Juvl 16lh , l ttl. )
300 North Droatiw.iv. 8T. LOUIS. MO.
Over 14 Millions Sold in this ,
Country aloue.
The Best Fitting and Best
Wearing Corset Ever Made.
SOLO