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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. MAY 28 1889.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Bulls - and Boars All Waiting for
Weather Developments.
EXPORTS EXCEPTIONALLY DULL.
Very Ijlulo Grnirt In Sight Wheat
Nrvcrtholcsi littles Low , nml
Corn Gocsn Fraction Off
1'rovMonn Firmer.
CHICAGO PIIODUOIS MAUKETH.
CiiiCAOO , May 27. fSpeclnl ToloRrnm to
Tun UEB.I The whcnt mnrkot opened
fractionally lower , recovered a portion
tion of tlio loss , and roinaincd dull nnd just
barely flrm for tbo greater part of Urn ses
sion , but weakened decidedly toward the
end. The offerings were In the excess , and
the Inquiry was equally limited , so there
was no means of determining what was the
power of resistance In the market. The
early cables were dull and rather caller ,
but Inter private advices reflected a bettor
tone to trro foreign markets on account of
cold , wet weather on the continent. Some
of the best authorities In the old world con
tinue to report flattcrlnR crop urospects on
the continent and the unfavorable turn men
tioned can not yet bo serious cnouph to bo
considered of importance by them. Now
York had no now export business to report ,
thouirh bids wcro in vloso to the market
it was said. The diftlculty of obtaining
ocean freight room was assigned as one of
the reasons why nothing came of the negoti
ations , The visible supply decreased 1,050-
COO bushels last week , according to ofllclal
postlncs. This brings the total down to
21,28-1,511 bushels , against 2rCGl,031 bushels
n year ago , and 43,203,070 bushels two years
ago , on the corresponding date. The total
stocks are now about 400,000 bushels loss
than they wore at low water mark last year ,
two months later , and the Interior stocks are
now admittedly smaller than they wore
then. This fact lent to the market moro or
less sentimental strength and inspired not n
httlo buying. Ilutchlnson was a seller 'on
every Httlo rally , measuring Ills offerings ,
however , by the urgency of the demand.
Towards the end of the ses
sion a feeling of wonuncss took
possession of the market nnd prices cased off.
Well authenticated reports of low tempera
ture In the Manitoba country wore In circu
lation to-day , but they had no appreciable
effect. The minimum temperature at Win
nipeg last night was given by the signal ser
vice oniceat 22 = , St. VlncentSO3 and Prlnco
Albert 20 = . The posted list giving the later
observations quoted a moderation of temper
ature. Should the cold area work south into
the states sorno excitement might bo caused ,
but up to this writing no alarm whatsoever
is felt in the speculative arena. July wliont
opened at 70X@70 c , with sales immedi
ately nfterwara at 7UJ c. The market slowly
worked up to Ttijfc n"d swunp listlessly
around 7ll @ 7tJiC ! for a couple of hours :
then , on receipt of favorable cables and
frost tiows from Manitoba it bulged
feebly to " ! 6c , Hutchlnson's- offerings put
the market back to 7Gc , and n Plttsburg
plunger broke it to 7GJ c , on sale ? of a few
hundred thousand bushels. The brokers
generally believed to represent Cudahy
bought on the last decline , but not In sutll-
uiont quantities to cnook the downward ten
dency , and the price got to 6c. The close
was 7C > f@70 e , The weakness in May and
Juno was one of the conspicuous features of
the market late in the session. Juno sold
off nearly 2c , or down to 78J c , closing at 79c ;
during the last half hour than at any time
during the session.
There was a fairly active trade in corn , but
, at lower pr'.ces than ruled on Saturday.
July was in good demand by tlio shorts
'mound IWKc , against33J/Con Saturday , and
in the cash market , although the shipping
demand was good itviis at decidedly easier
priceo. The price of July at the close showed
a dcclinfi of > o as compared with Saturday's
closing quotation. Cash corn was nominally
at tbo same price at the close , to-day , as on
Saturday , but the bulk of to-day's business
was transacted at from J < @ ) /o lower figures
than prevailed on the preceding trading day.
Oats were fairly active in the way of
changing near deliveries Into moro deferred
futures , while now business was light , nnd
values ruled K@a ° lower. The weakness
was largely due to very heavy receipts and
the estimates of both oats and corn. The ar
rivals of oats wore greater than expected ,
with some four hundred cats talked of for
to-morrow. May sold down to 2lVo , and
Juno te SlS c , while July was about % v > pre
mium , at 22 c , early , to 22e , followed by a
partial recovery. September was about % o
above Juno. Car lots of No. 2 oata to go to
Btoro sold lower , at 21 40.
In provisions the week opened with a ner
vous feeling underlying the trade. The re
ceipts of hogs , to-day , scarcely reached the
number expected ; and , as there was seine
disposition upon the part of the professionals
to cover their short contracts in short ribs
and pork , the changes In the market favored
the Gelling element. Prices , nil around , av
eraged higher than on Saturday , though the
upward movement was moro noted in pork
and short ribs than in lard. In the last
named article the closing , in fact , was the
name as ou Saturday , to only 2' < c higher.
The advance established in pork , however ,
was Cc , and in short ribs 2 } < o to 5a
CHICAGO LilVE BTOCft MARKET.
Cnioxno , May 27. [ Special Telegram to
TUB HEE.I CATTLE. There vyus n peed
nctlvo triulo In nil handy smooth steers , aver
aging between liriO nml 1,400 pounds. Heavy
steers , on averages of 1,450 pounds up , wore
Blow of sale. Rough , coarse grade steers of
.nil weights , dragged. Dressed beef men ,
both for homo use and export account , wcro
the most liberal buyers , eastern shippers ou
the hoof operating continuously , notwith
standing favorable advices from eastern und
European markets , Tlio native cow trade ,
owing to a moderate supply of Tcxans , ruled
from steady to strong , according to quality.
Hulls und veal calves moved slowly. Toxuns
made strong prices , largely urouud $3.40 for
Rrass steers. As is generally the case on
Mondays the stocttor and fonder trade ruled
dull , with only a limited number of transac
tions to iccord. Prices , however , may bo
quoted firm , deslrnblo stylish feeders proper-
tlondti'ly outselling beef qualities. Choice
to oxtrti bcovrs , M.10@4.)5 ! ) ; medium to good
steers. 1,850 to 1.500 Ibs , $3.7U@4.00 ; 1,200 to
J,3T > 0 Ibs , * 3.CO@3.00 ; 050 to 1,200 Ibs , 3.85@
8.80 ; stackers and feeders , fA50@3.70 ; cows ,
bulls nnd mixed , (3.0003.40 ; bulk , 13.50 ©
2.00 ; Texas cattle , $ l.l)0@3.GO. )
Hoas The market , to-day , ruled fairly
nctlvo at lust Saturday's closing prices , or an
average of So lower thtn | the bulk of the
transactions of that day. Packers were
rather IndltToront buyers , though finally
they absorbed a fair number of hogs. Tlio
talcs of packing grades and mixed run from
M.45Q4.65 , largely nt I4.DO. Shipping shapes
of heavy and butchers' plus ranged from
f4 Mi4.CO ) ( , principally nt $1.60. Sorted light
wolghtu of 210 Ibs down sold around f4.55@
I.GO ; mixed hogs commanded $4.473 < f ( < J4 f.0
for heavy mixed , and K60 l.tiTK for light
ailxcd , tno hulk maklni ; fl.&og-l.arr rough
packing grades sold down to 4.40.
NKW VOHK , May 27 , [ Special Tolegrnm
to TUB I3Ki : . | STOCKS The stock market
DDcned with a good volume of business and
hlphor prices. The first figure's were } to
\i \ par cent better than at the close of last
week. The Impetus given the market lasted
luring the early trading , and In a tow tr.ln-
ates material advances were made over the
opening figures , Wheeling & Lake Erie
preferred rising 1 per cent ; Chicago Gas ,
und Denver , Texas & Fort Worth ) ( pot
cent each * , Chesapeake & Ohio second's ,
preferred , % per cent ; and Louisville and
Missouri Pacifies ) f per cent each. Others
idvuncod but slight fractions. Tbo IIrat
Dulgo was followed by a reaction before tbt
uid of the hour , when the list , except a few
strong stocks , went below the opanlnj ? fl g-
utcs. During the hour to 12 o'clock there
was n return of strength. The movements
of Importance wcro confined to n few stocks ,
and Missouri Pnclllo took the load , advanc
ing 1J { per cent on n largely Increased busi
ness , followed by Northwestern , Loulsvlllo
& Nashville , and \Yabash proferredi each of
Which moved tin M Per cent. The stock
market did not result In good prices nt the
close. There was much liquidation In
granger stocks , and whllo Uurllngton nnd
St. Paul closed as on Saturday , n'nd North
western but Jf per cent higher , Uock Island
closed with Jf per cent loss for the day.
Atchison , after touching 47J/ , closed nt 47&f ,
the opening figure. Chicago Gas attracted
attention by selling up to 59 and closing at
53 % or 0 points higher. Cotton Oil made a
not pain of 1 % per cent ; Louisville , lVi
MIssoun Pacific and Now England , % per
cent ciich. The total sales for the day were
415,000 shares.
The following wcro the closint ? quotations :
t ) . 8.4 regular. lain Nortnorn I'ncinc. . SSX
U. H. 4s coupons . . UoprofeiTCd MH
IT , a 41srofrular..lOf4 ! O.fcy.V IIH
II. B.4i ! coupons , .IfiT'/i ' tloproiorred 112
Pnclflc.tisor.'rti . 121 14 N.V.fVutral 10SU
Central I'aclflc I'.O.&K 2.vi
. . . , U5 Uocklnlrxrnl KO',4
CtilcaKo.llurllngton U.M.&Stl > 73'i
.VQulncy 10P { doprefcrroil 11H4 !
' SU'auKVOmnhn , . r 0 > i
" '
lliinota Central ! ! ! I I'D' doptororrotl WH
I. , II. & W. , U.ilon I'acllle 61 X
. . . . lljj W..St. fc. * ! 10
l.nko Shore W > j doproforrotl 20 fi
Michigan Cnutral , . 00 Western Union 87i ?
Mtusourll'Rclllo. . . . 75U
MONEY Easy nt 2 < V$4 nor cent.
PniMB MtitCANTiLE PAI-EII 3K@5J per
cent.
KTBHUXO EXCHANGE Dull nnd steady ;
slxty-day bills , .87 > f ; demand , $4.88 %
piioDUui * ] 'MARKETS.
CHICAGO , May 27. 1:15 p. m. close Wheat
weak and lower ; cash , 70' c ; June , 70o ;
July , 705-lOc.
Corn Steady ; cash , 33Vc ; Juno , 83 c :
July , 83 0.
O.its Steady ; cash 21 c ; Juno , 21Jfc ;
July , 23 > ) fc.
Rye 3i ! c.
IJarlev Nothing doing.
Prlmo Tlmothy-51.80.
Flax 81.51.
Whisky $1.02.
Pork About steady ; cash and Juno ,
tll.sr , ; Julv , $11.05.
Lard Steady ; cash. $0.72J ; July ,
. .
- * J * U1U A.lJii l > D - OIUJ UIUU1 0 | SH7. A w > i | ( ' * " 1
short clear , S0.13W@.25 ( ! ; short ribs , J5.70
@ 5.SO.
Uuttor Firm ; creamery , 10) ) (7103 ( ; dairy ,
0@14c.
Cheese Quiet ; full cream Cheddars , 7
i flats , 7 @ 7c ; Young Americas ,
ICgfis Steady ; fresh , . ,
Hides Unchanged ; heavy und light graen
salted , 5 > fe ; salted dull , 4 , ' c ; green salted
calf , Cc ; dry Hint , 7o ; dry salted , 7c ;
dry calf , 7 ( < So ; deacons , 3o each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
lo ; No. 2 , 3)40 ; cake , 4Xc.
Kccclpts. Shipments.
Flour 15,000 11,000
Wheat 0,000 18,000
Corn 5SO.OOO ; 2'Jt'00
Oats 241.000 330,000
Now York , May 27. Wheat Receipts
and exports not given ; spot , quiet , lower ;
No. 2 red. 8l@Sl ) e m store , 82'
ifloat , S2V@S3 > ' < 'c f. o. b. ; No. 8 rod , 70o ;
ungraded , red , 81j.f@S4c ; options fairly
active and lower.
Corn Receipts , 28,000 ; exports , 10,000 ;
snot , dull , weak and lower ; No. 2 , 41'.f@
41 c In elevator ; 41 ? < ( < ? 4''Mo nilont ; No. 2
white , 43o ; ungraded mixed , 40 @ 43 > c ;
options dull , weak and lower.
Oats Receipts , 122,000 : exports. 10,000 ;
spot dull and weak ; options fairly active
ind lower ; May , 27J < c ; June. 273/0 ; July ,
27K@2Si.fc ; spot. No. 2 , white , 8334o ;
mixed western , 20@Mc. : )
Coffee Outlons steady ; sales. 19,750 bags ;
May , * 10.55@10.GO ; July , 81G.03@10.70 ; spot
io , quiet ; fair cargoes. $18.li2l < f.
Petroleum Quiet , flrmcrUnltcd ; closed at
84Vc.
Eggs Steady ; western , 1314c. .
Pork Quiet , steady : new , ? 18.2o@ 13.50.
"Lard Dull and easy ; western steam ,
$7.12 ; May , $7.03.
Butter Steady ; western , 9@17M ° .
Cheese Quiet ; light skims , CQiiJ e.
AlinncnpnllM , May 27. Sample wheat
slow ; receipts , 255 cars ; shipments 80 cars ;
Closing : No. 1 hurd.May , 05o ; July , 90c > $ ;
on track , 95e ; No. 1 northern , May , 84c ;
July , 84e ; on track , 85e : No. 2 north
ern , May , 7(5c ( ; July , 77c ; on track , 7Co.
Oinoliinntl , May 2.7 Wheat In moder
ate demand ; No. 2 red , 80@81c.
Corn Easier ; No. 2 mixed , 33c.
Oats Lower ; No. 2 mixed , 25@251 < fc.
Whisky Steady atSl.OJ.
Milwaukee , May 7. Wheat Easy ;
cash , 75o : July , 70c.
Corn Dull ; No. 3 , SSa.
Oats Dull ; No2 , white , 20 > i@27c.
Hyo Steady ; No. 1 42c.
Barley Dull ; No. 1 , 51e'
Provisions Firm ; pork , $11.93.
St. l/ouls , May 27. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 70Kp ; July , 72' c.
Corn Lower ; cash und July , Sl c.
Oats Lower ; cash , 24c ; July ,
Pork Bettor at * 12.25.
Lard Nominally at fO.50.
Whisky fl.02.
Butter Steady.
Kansas City , May 27. Wheat Weak ;
No. 2 rod , cash , 78c ; August , G2c ; No. 2 ,
soft cash , 70o : July , 02c.
Corn Weaker ; No. 3 , cash sales , 27 } c ;
July , 27o asucd ; No. 2 white , cash , 'Ma bid.
Oats No. 2 cash , 19c bid , 20c asked.
tilVK STOCK.
KniiBiiH City , May 27. Cattle Kecolpts ,
8,300 ; shipments , 1,900 ; light weight fairly
active , heavy slow ; good to choice corn-fed ,
fcl.65@-l.15 ; common to medium , f3.2o ( < J3. 75 ;
stackers and feeding steers ftrm at $2.25@
8.45 ; cows , fl.75@3.2. ' > .
Hogs Rccolnts , 0,000 ; shipments , 323 ;
market Blow , weak und lower ; common to
choice. 2.50@4.25.
Cliloasro , Alay 27. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 11,000 ; market strong ;
choice to extra beeves , (4.10@4. < )5 ) ; Htcers ,
(3.85@4.00 ; stockorn and feeders , tJ.3J@ (
3.70 ; cows , bulls and mixed , ? 2.00@3.40 ;
Texas cattle. * 1.90 3.0. !
Hogs Receipts , 18,000 ; market active.
5o lower ; mixed | 4.40@4.GO ; heavy , J4.35 ®
4.00 ; JIght. { .iO4.U5 ( ; skips , | 3.50@4.25.
Sheep iiccclpt ! ) , 2,00 J ; market flrm , lOo
higher ; natives , & .50@4.30 ; westerns ,
shorn , $3.G5'34.15 ; Texans , shorn , S3.00 ®
4.00 ; lambs , W.50@5.25.
The Drovers' Journal succlal London cable-
quotes prices lOo lower than last week , best
American steers making only lla per pound
estimated dead weight.
National Htook tfnnls , Kast St.
IjouiB , May 27. Cattle Receipts , 2,700 ;
shipments , 2,090 ; market steady ; choice
heavy nutivo stours , $3.SO@4.40 ; fair to coed ,
M.10Q4.00 ; stackers and feeders , $2.20(33.15 ( ;
rangers , corn-fed , $3.70@3.50 ; grass-fed , ' $2.10
@ 2.00.
Hogs Receipts , 3,500 , ; shipments , 2,400 ;
market lower ; choice heavy , | 4.40@4.50 ;
packing , f .UO4.40 ; light crudes , f 4.40t 55.
Sioux City , May 27. Cattle Market
stoaay : fat steers , i.00@3.80 ; stockers , f2.35
@ 2.40 ; feeders , $2.40 2.90 ; canncrs and bulls ,
| 1.00@1,75 ; veal culves , t2.OOMl.00.
Hoga Receipts. 1,800 ; steady ; light and
mixed , 4.174.17K ; heavy , $4.20.
OMAHA. l-ilVlS 81'OOIC.
Cuttle.
Monday , May 27.
The week opens with n liberal run of cattle
and with dealers generally looking for heavy
receipts for the first half of the week at
least. For that roation the cattle trudo was
slow to open , and the early market wus not
very active , but both packers und shippers
bought quite freely when they had onca got
down to business. The bulk of the beef and
shipping itcora hud chanced hands by midday
and nt prices not essentially different from
Saturday's market. The beef und shipping
steers sold at $3.25 < 33.S5 , but largely at (3.60
@ 3.SO. The supply of butchers' stock was
moderate , and prices not materially altered.
Cows sold nt f 1.60(33.00 ( and bulls at tl.75@
8.00. There were but eight loads of liUlu
northern cattle lioio and they constituted the
supply of feeders and stockers on Bale.
, For a Httlo while It looked as It the Bulling
Interests would got the worst of the deal , but
In the end , If there was any difference In the
market as compared with Saturday , It was
so slight as to bo hardly perceptible. The
prevailing price , llko Saturday , was SK20 , but
there was nothing so high as Saturday's top ,
nor were thcro so many nnlcs nt $1.2 , " , but on
the other hand , there were qulto n good many
sales at tl.15 on Saturday , and no lands n
low as that to-dny. The trade was fairly
active nt iho prices nnd everything was sold
at an early hour.
Sheep.
There wn < i not a load of sheep on sale ami
nothing to mnko n market. The demand Is
good and prices remain nominally steady.
Cattle . 1,000
Hogs . 4,000
Sheep . . t. . ' . 100' '
I'rovftllliiR Prloos.
The folio wing Is ntablo of prlcai paid In
this mirkot for the grades of sto k men
tioned :
Good steers. 1250 to 1450 Ibs. . . 3.00 (33.00 (
Good steers. 1050 to 1390 Ibs. . . 8.50 @ 3.80
Ordinary to fair cows . 2,00 M2.40
Fair to good cows . 2.40 © 2.00
Good to choice cows . 2.00 M3.00
Choice to fancy cows , heifers. . 8.00 @ 3.25
Falrto good bulls . 2.00 (7(2.50
Good to choice bulls , . . . . . 350 @ 3.00
Light atockcrs nnd feeders. . . . 2.70 W3.00
Good feeders. 950 to 1100 Ibs. . 8.00 $3.85
Fair to choice light hogs . 4.20 ( ' { 4.25
Fair to choice heavy hogs .
Fair to choice mixed hogs. . . . . .
Falrto medium imtlvo sheep. . 8.50
Good to choice ntitlvo sheep. . . 4.03
Fair to choice western sheep. . 8.25
Shorn sheep. . 8.00
'Representative Sales.
STEnilC.
CAWCS.
2. . . : . . . . 400 2.SO
MIXED.
7 1390 8.50
VCAI. CALVES.
8 1C9 4.CO
COWS , VVUSTEUXS.
82 steers , Standard Cattle Co. . . . 1219 3.70
HOGS.
On the iMarkef.
Cattle Kotheliilds & Wills ; Madison ;
Rothuhllds & AltRchults , Madlsoo ; Sitckott
Widio , Arcadia ; Itlchnrd Stubbs & Co. ,
Brudsuaw ; W. C. Swarts , SilvorCity ; W. P.
Clark , Talmadgo ; Standard Cattle company ,
Ames ; J. N. Hill. Schuyler ; O. Oscamp.
Clarks ; Thomas Ualns , Central City ; Alfred
Clarke , Wayne : Van Hoven & Co. , Sioux
City , la. ; O. W. Perley , David City ; C. M.
McDonald , North Platte ; Wiley Jenkins ,
Alma ; H. C. Cutter , Cowles ; K. N. Leo , In-
dlanola ; D. M. Benedict , Culbertson ; J. H ,
Henderson , Indianola ; li. N. Leo , Indlanola ;
A. Crulckshank , Crete ; William IJoyer ,
Green & Barr , Greenwood ; George W. McKee -
Kee , Spraeuse ; Faulkner & Carr , Lelchton :
Poitor & Black. Elm Creek ; B. F. Qrillln ,
Gibson ; H. M. Cubbins , Gibson ; J. H. Adams ,
Gibson ; Thomas Langan , Wood River ; Perry
& Frush , Wahoo ; W. B. Holister , Alda ; B.
O. &Co. , Alda ; Nols Anderson , Davenport ;
A. A. Harvey , Davenport ; Aduin Graham ,
P.ipllllon : S. Culver & Son , Howara ; J. Os-
born , Humnhroys ; D. A. Halo , Humphreys ;
P. Knapp , Humphrey ; E. W. Banks , Council
Bluffs , la4. ; M. Goodwin , Greendalo ; Ale-
Cloud , Love & Co. , Omaha.
HOBS A. S. Dexter , Blair ; Smith & Ma-
liar , Blair ; P. Eblors , Mlnden , la. ; J. Has-
tie , Brock ; A. B. Wilson , Logan , la. ; Jake
Hoe , Platte Centra ; Hothchlld & Wills , Mad
ison ; Isaao Deardorf , Merna ; B. F. Stilly.
Tobias ; W. E. Swarts , Silver City ; J. Has-
tlo.Talmugo ; Cambell & Dorin , Ncola , la. ;
J. J. Dougherty , Dunlap , la. ; W. T. Kodon ,
Missouri Valley ; E. M. Gibson , Clams ; F.
Hey , agent , Savor Creek ; Thomas Hums ,
Central City ; M. F. Nichols , Crooks , la. ; J.
B. Keck & Co. . Petersburg ; H. Schlnsiook ,
West Point ; N. W. M. Co. , Stanton ; Wiley
Jenkins , Alma ; II. C. Cutler , Cowlos ; It.
N. Leo , Indlanola ; J. T. Helen , Indianola ;
James Miller , Axtol ; Joppa Jerxcnson. Min-
ddn ; Miller Gibson , Mlnden : K. W. Dunn.
Farnam ; Thomas Powers , button ; Robert
Baiter , Dorchester ; Alva Smltii , Waverly ;
Green & Barr , Greenwood ; Potter & Black ,
Elm Creek : J. ! { . Black , Kearney ; W. Hoi-
man. Coward ; C. J , Furor , Clay Centre ; J.
A. Crane , Risings ; O.J. Furer , Paulding ; G.
Wanser , Hrauiard ; Bccklcy & Ross , Stroms-
burg ; Perry & Trust , Wuhoo : W. B. Hollls-
ter. Wood River ; J. F. Holuerman , Alda ;
Ltchty & Boamcs , Dnvinport ; M. It. It Co. ;
Morse Bluffa ; Steele & Barto , Gordon : John
Pfelfer , Johnstown ; Nye W. M. Do. ; Corn-
lla ; P. Knapp. Humphreys ; D. DlodricUson ,
Bhinlngton ; Buffington & B , , Glnnwood.
Shcop-'A. A. Hommond , Kansas City.
Jjivo StouU Notes.
C. H. Juda was in from Alda with cattlo.
Adam Graham was In from Springfield with
four cars of cattlo.
O. A. Clnpp and Joel Henderson , of Adrian ,
Mich. , were on the market with live
loads of cattle from their western ranches.
J. P. Squires & Co. . of Boston , were on the
market , the first time for a week , and
took eight double decks of hogs ,
Thomas Logaa was In from Wood River
with cattlo.
Harry Clark was on the market with cattle ,
With a drive from Bcllovuo.
H. T. Pratt , of Humiihroys.wos In with six
cars of cattle and ono car of hogs.
George Nauman was In from North Platte
with rattle.
Wayne ( van represented by Alfred Clarke
with two cars of cattle.
B. F. Grinlii of Gibbon , was In with cattle ,
A. W. Beahm Rhlpned twonty-ouo cars ol
cattle from Courtlana yesterday. They were
all utrcct cant , und camu lu over the Onion
Pacific and went out via the Rock Island ,
The tram wns beautifully dr-eorfttcd and
mndo n very imposliffj vUppenranco. Mr.
Bonhm Is ono of the heavy shippers of the
stale , nnd hut Monday made n shipment of
twenty-one cars. f ,
t
.tallies Carr was In from Plum Orcok with
two cars of cattle : i w
A. C. Stowell of Cedar Rapids , was In with
two cars of cattlo.
C. J. Turret ! was In from Falrfiold with
two loads of hogn. - ,
Henry Shlnstock was In from West Point
with hogs.
E. M. Gibson was iti from Clarks with two
cars of caltlo end twoxot hogs.
J. B. Adams of Gibbon , had cattle on the
market ,
J. F. Fairman was Tn from Axtcll visiting
thoynrdR. ti 1
Wiley & Jenkins wore In from Alma with
hogs ,
J. C. AVysonrf was In from Cedar Rapids
with four loads of cattle ,
Robert Baker was In from Dorchester with
hogs , and sold nt 4.20.
R. N. Lcc was In from Indlanola with four
loads of cattle und ono car of hoes.
A. A. Harnoy was In from Davenport Neb. ,
with cattle.
J. Llghty , of Lltfhty & Hearties , of Daven
port , wns on Iho market with hogs nnd cattlo.
Fremont Hey of Silver Creek , .was in with
dogs.
S. Culver & Son were In from Clay Center
with cattlo.
OMAHA AVHOIjKSALiIO MAHKETS.
Produce , FrttllH , Etc.
The produce market has been fairly sup
plied nnd ucllclcancd up during the week.
Butter has been n drag nnd decided conces
sions wcro necessary to effect sales to pack
ers. Receipts of cggsn.ro moderate and the
market Is firm. Poultry is In light receipt
und Rood demand. Strawberries have iiucn
very plentiful nnd lower untllSaturdny , when
the supply ran short. Now vegetables are
In good supply nnd prices declining daily , as
near by gardonn supply the market partially.
BUTTitit Table dairy , 1218c ( ; packers'
stock , C@0c. Creamery Prints , fancy. 18 ®
2 < : ; choice , 12@lto ! ; solid packed , 10@t5c.
Eoas Strictly fresh , 10@lle.
Cmisi : : : Young America , full cream , Oc ;
twin Hats , Bo ; off grades , 4i0o ( ; Van Ros-
icin Edam , $11,50 per dozen ; sap sago , lOo ;
brick. li@i ! : < c : llmburger , ll@12c ; domestic
Swiss , Mo ; skims , 24o ; chcojo safes , bronze
modal , No. 8 , ? 2.b5.
POUI.TIIY Live hens , per dozen , $4.00 ( $
4.23 ; roosters , ? -.75@4.00 ; turkeys , ! ) @llo
porlb.
STU.uviiKiiniBS Per case , 24 qts , $2.00 ®
2.S.r ; soft , Sl.l)0@J.OO. )
Cmimus : : Cnl. , ? 1.00@1.23 per 10 Ib box ;
southern , $2.25@i.OO : per crate.
Oiuxncs Fancy Washington navels ,
J3.00GJ5.25 ; Riverside , Sa25@4.00 ; fancy
paper rind St. Michaels. $ y.76ji4.2o ( ; fnncy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets. & ! .7u@.2. ; ) ' > ;
fancy bright mountains , $2.'J5@2.75 ; Los
Angeles ( cnolco ) , $3.2o@2.50.
LKMOXS Choice , $ -1.50@5.00 ; fancy , $5.75 ®
UU COCOANUTS Choice Ruatans , per 100 ,
S4.CO ; lesv than 100 , Co-eaoh.
BANANAS According to alzo of bunch ,
$2 00@2 50.
AFFLES Choice , $3.25 ® 3.50 ; poor , $1.23 ®
2.00.
2.00.EAIU.Y
EAIU.Y Vr.OETAiiLus Lettuce , per dozen
heads , 2023c ; radishes , per dozen bunches ,
10@15c ; green onions , 1215o ; parsley , 20@
23c ; soup bunches , 20@loc ! ; boots , 45@30c :
carrots , riOi55o ( ? ; turnlpi 50@55c ; oyster
bu , $1.2r > @ 1.50 ; asparagus , per doz , 80@I5c ;
pie plant , per Ib , lfCc ( ; now potatoes , per Ib ,
U2' c ; cabbage , 2 < 43o ( ; southern , f2.00 ( *
2.75 [ ) cr crate. c n
FUKSH FISH White fish , per Ib , 7@ > SKo :
trout , per Ib , Do ; white pdrch , per Ib , 7o : buf-
fulo , per Ib , 7c ; plckerd/ per Ib , Cc ; black
bass , per Ib. lie. i- 9 J
BE V.NS Choice hand picked navy , $2.20 ;
choice hand picked Unedinm , $1.75 * ; choice
hand-picked country$1.00@1.73 } ! ; clean coun
try , S1.20@1.2o. i .1- ;
POTATOHS Choice ? Backed , Dor bu , 23@30c.
VEAL Choice , mrj-Jiuiirsizo , 7@8c ; choice ,
heavy , 40e. J ' .o
HIIIES , PELTS , TALtowV'tTC. Green salted
iiides , < l@Sc : ; dry Balled'ohides ; Oc ; dry'flint
Hides , 7c ; calf hides , " > lfl(55Kc ( ; ; damaged
Iiides , 2c less ; sheep pelts , green , each , 25c@
? 1.00 ; sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , 0rt ( > 12c ; wool ,
average , 14lSc ; tallow , No , 1 , 3 ( < 23 > c ; tal
low , No. 2 , 2 > @ 3c ; grease , white , 8lc ;
grease , yellow , 2@2 } c.
Ari'i.1 ! BUTTEH 7c.
CiDKit Bbls , 55 ; hf bbls , $3.
BuTTr.itl.Nn 14@15c per Ib.
MA.FLH SUOAIS 12 > @ 15o per Ib.
HONEY 1415o porlb.
PiiESBiivr.s 'JX@10e per Ib.
JBLMES 3 > 4c per Ib.
BEESWAX No. 1 , 18@20c.
HAV-3.00@0.00.
CHOIFEEII S10.00@ll.00.
BitAX S10.50@10.7S.
Groceries.
BAGS American A , seamless , $17.25 ; Uniou
Square paper , discount. US per cent.
CAXNCD FISH Brook trout , 3 Ib , $3.50 ;
salmon trout , 211) , $2.35 ; clams , 1 Ib , 81.23 ;
clams , 2 ID , $2.00 ; clam chowder , 3 Ib , S2,25 ;
devilled crabs , 1 ib , 52.23 : devilled crabs. 2
Ib. S3.50 ; codfish balls , 21 b , ? 1.75 ; caviar , } < f
Ib. ? 2.25 ; eels , 1 Ib , $3.25 ; lobsters , 1 Ib , * 2 OU :
lobsters , 1 Ib , $1.00 : lobsters , devilled % Ib ,
$2.23 ; mackerel , I Ib , $1.00 ; mackerel mus
tard sauce. 8 Ib , J2.90 ; mackerel tomato
sauce , 8 Ib , $2.00 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 85c ; oysters ,
2 Ib , $1.50 ; tmltnon , C. R. , 1 Ib , $3.10 ; salmon ,
C. It , 2 Ib. $3.10 ; salmon. Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.85 ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , $2.00 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
$2.65.
CANDLBS Star , 8s , 10 oz , per Ib , 9o ; Star ,
Ss , 14 oz , per Ib , 9o ; Stearlo. wax , 10 oz , Os ,
per Ib , He ; Stearlo , wax , 14 oz , Os , per Ib ,
lie ; half boxes , J/o extra.
CXNUY 9X12 > e per Ib.
CHOCOLATE AHI > COCOA 23@39o per Ib ;
German chlclcory red , 8c.
Coi'pEns Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
24c ; fancy old peaberr.y , 23o ; Rio , choice to
fancy , 22o ; Rio , prime , 21o ; Rio , good , 20c ;
Mo elm , 23c ; Javu , fancy Mahdonling , 27o ;
Java , good interior , 24 c.
COFFEES Roasted Arbucldo , 24o ; Me-
Laughlln's XXXX , 24c ; German , ij oj
Dillworth , 24 ? o ; Alaroma , 24c. .
CitAnKEiis ANI > CAKES 6 > @ 18o per Ib.
DitiBD FnuiTS Per Ib , apricots , 14@17c.
Apples , Mich. , 4o : stars , Do ; Alaens , 0 %
( ffiSc. Peaches , Cul. Y. , pooled , 17@20o ;
fancy unpeolcd , ll@13o ; sun dried.
Salt Lake , Oc. Pi " ' "
Currents , 57o ; < . >
ron pool , "Jo. Lemon
lOc. Figs , 9@10(3. ( Rasms , Malaga bunch ,
dobesas , $3.00 per box ; Valoncias , per Ib ,
7Kc ! Cal. G & B , $2.40por box. Dried grapes ,
5e. Blackberries , 5o. Pitted cherries , 17o ;
pitted plums , 9@llc. Rasoberrioa , 22 } c.
Nectarines , 18@14c.
GixoEit Jamaica , Ji'pts. , $3.00 per doz.
FAUINACEOUS Goo a Barley , 8@o ; far
ina , 4Ko ; peas , 80 ; oatmeal , 8@4 > < Jo ; maca
roni , IlKo ; vermieoli , ll o ; rice , 47o ;
sago and tapioca , 0@7o.lR
FISH Salt DrlcScdOUsh. 0 > i@SJ c : hali
but , 12o ; scaled herring > 25o per box ; iiol.
herring , dom , 50o : Hamburg spiced herring ,
$1.00UO ( ; Imp. 1U)1. ) herring. 90c < r < $ l.OO ;
mackerel , hit bbls , NoM S18.CO : largo family ,
$12.r 0per 100 Ibs ; whitensh , No. 1 , $7.25 ;
family , $3.50 ; trout &J.351 salmon , $8.50 ; an- ,
chovis , 10-lb pails , hUo.tui
LVB-$1.75@4.50. :1 : r
NUTS Almonds , 103 ISc ; Brazils , 9c | fil
berts , 12c ; pecans , 13o ; wulnuts , lUo ; peanut
cocks , Be : roasted , lOc. u
OiLs-Kerosono-i Wi , OKe ; W W , 12o ;
headlight , 13o ; saladfjoll , .65@9.00 per
dozen.
PICKI.ES Mealuntfpor bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
$0.00 ; gherkins , $7.001 O & B chow-chow ,
qts , $0.00 ; pts. $3.60) ) . C
WiiArriNO PAi-Bifc Sfraw , oer Ib , ljf@
2Ko ; rag , 8 0 ; manilltt B , Oo ; No. 1. Oc.
SALT Dairy , 140 5-lbTikKB ) , $2.70 ; do 100
8-lbpkgs , $3.W ( ; do O'O-Tb picEB , $2.50 ; do 28
10-lb Dkgs , $2.40 ; Ashtotl , bu bagB , 50-lb , 65c ;
do 4-bu bags , 22i-lb , $3.40 ; do M S A , 50-lb
bags , 55o ; per bbl , $1.35.
SEEDS iilrd , 4K@ ' o-
SAi.s6uxl(5.Jjtfo ( ! jior Ib.
STXUOII 5 > C < iTi5 per Ib.
SIOVB POLISH $ J 00@5 87 per gross.
SriCEd Whole , per Ib Allspice , 12o ; Gas.
lla China , lOo ; cloves , Zanzibar , 25o ; nut
megs , No.'l , 70o ; pepper , 20.
SufUits Grauulatod. 8K3o ; confection-
dr A.85f@9c ; standard , extra C , 8 oyellow ;
O , 77o ; powdered , 9 ? @ 9 > ic : cut loaf ,
O Q'J u : cubes , OKS Ko.
TEAS Gunpowder , 'JOSOOo ; Japan , 12@40c :
Y. Hyson , 2S < acOo ; OJlontr , 2S@50o.
Per ga'i ' 130o.
Dry ijoixls.
BAtrs Standard. So ; Gem. lOc ; Beauty ,
lK i Uuono , llo ; H , cjsed , $0 60.
Corrox t'j.iNKEi.a 10 | > ar cent trade dls
LL , uuWcuched , 5'oj } CO , 0io } SS ,
H13 , SVo ! QG , M/c ; XX , lO c ; OO , HKc
NN , i-j < o ; AA , Me ; IU , IB o ; TT , loj c ;
YY , 18o ; HH , 19c | 20 bleached , 8 0 } > ,
13fct } 80 , inWej 60 brown nnd slnto , Uo ; 70 ,
c ; 00 , Nlc.
jAiti'KT WAiir-UIbb White , lOo ; colored ,
U , 5tfe ; Stevens' A , 7c ;
blenched. 8c : Stevens' P , 7Jxo ; blenched ,
SJio ; Stevens' N , SXo ; bleached , 9Jie ;
Stevens' SRT. ll' < c.
( JAMiimcs Slater , 5o : Woods , Go ; Stan
dard , oo ; Peacock , 60.
COIISBT JKAXh Boston , 7 ( o ; Androseog-
liif 7Jfe ; Koarsago , 7Jfc ; Rockport , 0 05
Conostogn , OUc.
DUCK West Point , 29 In , 8 oz , 0) 0 ! do , 29
In , 10 oz , 12 > o ; Jo , 9 m , 12 oz , Ift&o ; do , 40
in , 11 oz , lOc.
DRSIMS Amoskcag , 9 oz , 10' e ; Everett , 7
oz , 18o ; York , 7 oz , 18e ; Haymaker , SKo ;
Jnffroy XX. Ko : Jnffroy XXX , 12/io ;
Beaver Crook A A , 1'Jo ; Beaver Creek , liU ,
llo ; Beaver Creole CO. lOe.
FIASNI-.I.S White , G. H , No. C. J2 -
; Atiawan , IWVo ; Windsor , 23 > .
ANNri.s-Rcd , C , 21 Inch , 15) ) < o : E , 21
Inoh. 21)tfo ; G G 24 Inch , UOoJH ; A F , & , 23o ;
27o ; , , .
FLANNEL Plaltl , Raftsman , 20c ; Goshcn ,
Clear Lako,8i , ] > o ; Iron Mountain ,
.
GixoiiAM Plunkott checks , O c ; Whlt-
tcnton , OJ c ; York , 7J o ; Normnndi dress ,
o ; Caletitln dress , 7Kc ; Whittonton drcsa ,
o : Renfrew dress , 8J @ 12 e.
KENTUCKY JIUNS MomoHiil , Ific ; Stand
point , ISc ; Durham , 'J'J c ; Hercules , IStt ;
Leamington , 23Ko ; Glcnwood , 20c ; Melville ,
25o ; Bang-up , 27 , e.
PIIINTB Dress Charter Oak , 5J.Cc ; Rn-
ninpo , 4c ; Lodi , 5)/c ) ; Allen , Go ; Richmond ,
Oo ; Windsor , 0) o ; KOtl.vatonc , tjtfc ; Puettlc ,
IIINTS , Ixiiiao ULUH St. Lodger ,
Washington. O o ; American , CVe ; Arnold ,
( IKc ; Arnold Century , Oo ; Windsor Gold
i'lt't , 10 , ' c : Arnold B , 10 } < c ; Arnold A ,
12c : Arnold Golu Seal , lO o ; Yellow Seal ,
I'HIJJTS , SOLID Coi.ons Atlantic , Oo ;
slater , Oc ; Horlin Oil , C < o ; Unrncr Oil ,
0@7c.
PRINTS , PINK AND Honns Rlchmom1,0j o ;
Allen , Co : Ulvorpolnt , 5J c ; Steel Klvcr ,
'Vc ; Richmond , OJrfc ; Pacific. 7c.
HLriAcniit ) SIIKETINO. Eltorton , 7 ! e ;
Housekeeper , 8J < ji % ; Now CantUdnto , 8Jfo ;
Jorkoloy , No. CO , 0) ) 0 ; Host Yet , 4-4 , OJ/c ;
Sutler Cloth , o o , 4J e ; Cabot , 7j o ;
Farwoll , half bleached , 8 * 0 ; J'Yull
of Loom , 8J/c ; Qrecno O , Cc ; Hope ,
7 } c ; 1C. P. cnnibric , lOc ; Lonsdalo
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdalo , 8J u ; N. Y. mills.
lOo ; Pcpperoll , 12 in , lOo ; Popooroll , 40 in
lie ; Pcpperell , 0-4,14J e ; I'opi roll , 8-1 , 20c ;
PepiKsroll , 9-1 , 22c ; Popporell , 10-4 , 3lu ; Canon -
, on , 4-4 , 8.fo ; Canton , 5-4 , 0 > so ; Triumph ,
Oo ; Wamsutta , lie ; Valley , 6c.
SHEETIXO Atlantie A , 4-4 , 7o ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 ,
Atlantic , P , 4-4 , Oc ; Atlantic LI. . , 4-4 , Oe ;
Aurora C , 4-4 , 4J/c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OJ o ;
Hoosler LL , 4-1 , 5 c ; Indian Hond,4 47Jfc ;
Lawrence LL , 44 , 5 c : Old Dominion 4-4 ,
} c , Pooperell R , 4-4 , 0fc ; Pepporell E , 40-
nch , 7 o ; Popperell 8 4 , 17c ; I'oppercll 0-4 ,
20c ; Popperell 104 , 22c ; Utica C , 4-4. 4Jfe ;
Waehusott , 4-4 , 7Kc : Aurora K , 4-4 , 7o ;
Aurora B , 4-4 ,
SniiiTixa CHECKS Caledonia X , 9 } p , Cal
edonia XX , 10 } < o ; Economy 9o : Otis Oc ;
Granite O e ; Crawford Sc : Haw River 5 } e.
TICKS Oakland A , 7Ko ; International
YY , 80 ; Shetuckct , S , 8 0 ; Warren , No.
870 , lOc ; Berwick , BA , ISc ; York , 30 in ,
York , 83 In , l.'l c ; Swift River , 80 ;
Thorndiko 00 , 8M < f ? i'horudiko E F. 8) ) < fe :
Thorudiko 12J. 9Ko ; Thoradiko XX , 16e ;
"lordls No. o , 9&c : Cordis No. 4 , 10' c.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , 52.23 ;
table ull cloth , marble. ? 2.25 ; plalu Holland ,
Dado Holland , 12 > c.
null Cliomlcrtls.
Acin Sulphuric , per carboy , IJ o ; citric
jerlb , 53o : oxalic , porlb. 15o : tartaric , pow
dered , per ID , 45c ; carbolic , 44@48c.
ALUM Per Ib , 3c.
DAMMOXIA Caruonade. per Ib , 12c.
gJAiiitowuooT Bermuda , per Ib , 87c.
UALSAM Copaiba , per Ib , 73c ; tolue , 52 ®
57c.
57c.BOHAX Refined , per Ib , 12c.
CALOMEL Am. , per Ib , 77@84c.
CASTOH OiL-51.211.30.
CUDEI ) BEHltIIt-r ! ) l.05.
CANTiuuinES 51.50@1.CO.
CASSIA BUDS Porlb , 18c.
CiiLOiioroiiM Per Ib , 39@44c.
Coituo iVESunLlMATE Per Ib , 78c.
CIIEAM TAUTAU Pure , per Ib , 32c.
EXTUAOT LOGWOOD Bulk , per Ib , 12) ) c.
EHOOT 45c.
GLYCEIIINE 22@2Sc.
GUM AitAiiic G0 95c.
LYCOPODI u > i 12@40c.
GLYCEIIINE Bulk , per Ib , 22@2Sc.
Quit AitAiiic Select , per Ib , 1.00 ; asfajt-
Ida , purlb , 18c ; camphor , per' Ib , 8S@4Uo ;
opium , per Ib , 83 30@3.40.
IODINE Resubllmatcd , per ounce , $3.05.
LEAVES Buchu , short , per Ib , 15c ; senna
Alex. , per Ib. . 83c.
Moitl'iiiA Sulph , perez , $2.53@2.80.
MBUCUHY 72@70c.
POTASS Bromide , per Ib , 42c ; Iodine , per
Ib , $2.80.
QUINJA. Sulph , per Ib 3040e.
SEEDS Canary , per Ib , 4 } @ 3c.
SoAi'S Castile , mottled , per Ib , FCtflOo ;
castile , white , per Ib , 1815c.
SPIHITS NITKE Sweet , per Ib , 30c.
STIIYCHNIA Crystals , $1.10.
SULVII , CINCHONA Per oz , 20o.
TAPIOCA Per Ib , Cc.
TONKA. BEANS- 1.70@1.75.
WAX White , per Ib , 55@03c.
OILS Linseed , raw , COo ; linseed boiled ,
C3o ; castor , per gal. $1.20 ; bergamot , Sander
son's , per Ib , $2.85 : lemon , Sanderson's , per
b , $1.75 ; peppermint , per Ib , $2.05 ; wintergreen -
green , per Ib , $2.15 ; olive , Malaga , per Ib ,
51.15 ; headlicht , 173 test , 15J c ; gasoline , 75
degrees , 18c ; nnpthu , 0) degrees , 12o ; 150
prime white , 10u ; 150 water white , IBc ; per
'oction , 14c ; lardine , 80e ; Summer , W. Vn. ,
lie ; Zero , W. Va. , lOc ; I. X. L. , dark en
ine , 20c ; carbon , snow white , 15U degrees ,
; turpentine , 44c.
Slctals.
Block Tin Eng. rof'g , small pig , 28o ; bar ,
29c.
Copper Planished boiler sizes , 32a ; cold
rolled , 80c ; Bhcathlug , 80u ; pitts , iiOo ; flute ,
SOc.
Galvanized Sheet Iron Junlata , discount ,
CO per cent.
Patent Planished Iron No. 24 to 27 , A
quality , per Ib , lO o ; No. 24 to 27. B quality ,
JWo. For less than bundle add K" Per Ib.
RoonNO ( Best Charcoul ) 1C , 14x20 , 112
bheots. $575 : IX , 14x20. lla aheols , $7.00 :
1C , 2Jx2S , 112 shoots , $11.00 ; JX , 20x2d , 112
sheets , $ < 3.50.
SHEET IKON No. 20 , $3.40 ; No. 27. $3.50.
Soi.DEit Hoyt Metal Co.'s half and half In
1 ib cases , per Ib , lOo ; commercial half aud
halt , 15a ; No. 1 in bars. He.
TIN PLATE ( Best Charcoal ) 1C , 10x14 ,
225. shoots. $0.50 ; IX , 10x14 225 snootf ,
$8.25 ; 1C , 12x12 , 225 sheets , $0.50 ; IX , 12x12 ,
225 sheets , $8.25 ; 1C , 12x20 , llSJihoots , $11.50 ;
IX , 14x20. 112 shoots. $8.25 ; 1XX , 14x20 , 112
Bheots , S10.00 : 1XXX , 14x20 , 112 sheet ? ,
$11.75 ; 1C , 2.X28 , 112 shoots , $18 50 ; IX , 2.x23.
12 Bhccts$17.00j IXX , 2.x28 , 112Bheets. $20.50.
COKE 1C , 10x14 , 225 sheets , $0.00 ; 1C , 14x2 ,
112 sheets. $0.00 ; 1C , 10x2 , 225 sheets , $9.50.
STEEL NAILS Base , $2.25 ; steel wlro nnrilp ,
base , $2.05. _
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
revisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
5O5 konlliltilli Hlrcut , . Oiuiiltis
" " NEBRASKA"
NATIONAL BANK
TJ , 3. DEPCStTORY , OMAHA , N D ,
Cnpltal . , . SWJ.O'J l
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889 . fcJ.OOJ
OFKlCKltS AND niKB01Xlt3 <
IIBNHY W. YATK3 , President.
LEWIB B. UlSUI ) , Vice 1'reslilaat.
A.K. TOUZAI.Ifl ,
IV. H 8.I1UUUKS. rw.t-r
THE IRON BANK ,
Curorr I-ti : and Faniutu Su.
JL General Uuuklni ;
ARrloulturnl Implomonta.
VnifllVlIILL PARKER ,
Dealerii Agricnllnial Implements , Wagons
mirele . .lnnc turret , between Pth and
loth , Omn
LINING ER A MmVALV CO. ,
Agricnlt1 IraplemenlvWagons , Carrlaies
Wholcfalo. Oninhn , Ntbrauiu
PARLIN , OltKXDORF .t MARTIN CO.
Wholc ao ! Dealer * In
AgricnltnrallDipleinentsWaEOS&Bng ( ! ! { e3
fOl.TOl.lO'ininlHtTJonoa itrcol , OmnliT ,
MOLIN11MlLIilfRNAHrODDARD CO. ,
unnnfactttron anil Jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Ra'ics , Hews Etc ,
Cor. 9th and Pacific streets , Omaha.
Artists' Mntorlnla.
A. I1OSPK , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douglas street Omaha , Nebraska.
Boots and Shoos.
IF. V. MORSU , t no. ,
JOute of Boots [ n Slices ,
101,110) ) , liua DonBln Mreot. Omnliit. Manafuctory ,
Hummer ttreet , Huston.
Cool , Coke nnd Lima.
OMAHA COAL , COKE , t LIME CO. ,
Jolite of Hard anfl Son Coal ,
JMBoath 13th streetOmnha , Nebraska.
KEliRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Slices of Coal ad Coke ,
til South ISth bt. . Omaha , Neb.
ItlDDELL A RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
" 'poclaltlo ' * nmlor , ocas , cluato , pnultrj- , cam * .
lllUlimnrfl ttiopt Oinalin. Nuh.
nd Notlna.
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fnrnisiiiiig GooSs and Notions
110 } and 1101 Douidai , cor. llth street , Omaha , Neb.
KJLPATRICK-KOCHDRY GOODS CO. ,
"rnnorters and Jolliers in Dry Goofls o'tions
n nt ' furul klne goodn. Corner llth and Uarney
itrccts , Oroalm , N bra > ka.
HELJN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Importers and jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
UT South 1Mb itroot.
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitnre
Farnam tr et , Omaha , Xebrnik * .
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Fnrnitnre ,
Cmaha Nebraska.
Groceries.
PAXTOtf , OALLAJlJEn ( & CO.
Wholesale Groceries anfl Provisions.
70S , 707,709 anil 711 South 10th it. , Onmha , Nob.
McUORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana ixDUTcnrorth streets , Omaba , Nebraska.
Hardware
W. J.
Heavy Hardware , Iron ana Steel ,
BprlDES. wncon 'took , hnrdirnro , lurabor , eta 190 ]
and 1211 llarnoy street , Omaba.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDIIEESEN HARDWARE -
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale HaMware , Cntlery , Tin Plate ,
lletsls , sheet Iron. etc. Agent * for Ilowo scales.
Miami powder nnd J.ymnn bnrbcd nlro ,
HIMEIiAUQH & TAYLOR.
Bnilu rs' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tools nnil nulTalo scnlcs. l(0i
street , Omaua. NeU.
. Lumbar
JOUN A. WAKEF1ELD ,
Wholesale Luniter , Etc ,
ortPil unit American 1'ortliiril cement. Btnto
npcnt for Milwaukee hydraulic cement nn 1
rn'T ' v v h i' * i n
QHAS R. LEE , ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnnte
Wood carpoti and pnrquot llnorlng. t'th ' aud Uoualaa
streets , omnba , Nob.
OMAHA LUM1IER CO. ,
AUKMsofBnifcMaterial at Wholesale ,
18th Street and Union facltlo Track , Omaba ,
LOOIS BRADFORD , -
Dealer In Luinher , Lath , Lime , Sash , -
Ooon , Btc , Yards- Cornet 7th and Douglas. Corner
lUtb and UouKlas ;
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber , Llniu Cement' , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Cth and Douglas Bta , Omaba.
O. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lmnhep ,
Utb nd California Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Jjjjjlljne > ry ; and NctlonB.
I. OUERFELDER & CO. ,
ImDorters & Joohers in Millinery & Notions
JUS , 21U anJ 'M South lltli street.
Notions.
J. T. ROTilNSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing GooJs ,
CoiiidiUtn rt.nl . UuHUrd streets , Omalia.
Toys.
CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Aim , Fancy Gooils ,
House tnrnlshlnir goodH , clulilren'H carrlngcM
"lin l , 'rjii"i Htrcot. ( imxlnt NP l > .
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Rciineft and Liiliricating Oils ,
Axle grease , t . , Omaba , A , II. Illcbop , Unungcr.
Popor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholejale Paper Dealers ,
Oarrr * Die * stock of prtntlnK , wrnpplna and wrttlnf
pap r. Bpeolal ttcoUon ( Ivon to car load ord i § .
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
liiOU FARNAM STItEET.
ElRlfSNDALL , JONES .t CO. ,
Puccoton to lteolJoncsA Co.
Wholesale Mannfactnrers of Baots& Shcci
Agcnti for IKiMon llubhcr Ftioa Oo , 1IW. 1101 and 11M
llkrnoy Blieot , Omaha , Ncbratia.
Drowors.
STOIM A ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1B1 Horlh Kluhlccalh trc t. Omaha , tf > .
Cornlco.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Maiin'actnrers of Galvanized Iron Comics
Window-cap" Ktiil rnolnllonyl'Blilf. John Kponctor ,
proprietor , Urtnnil IIjsouth lOtlintreot.
_ _ _ Of ( lee Fixtures.
SISTMONDS MANUFACTURING COC
Slannfncturora ot
M , ODIcc and Saloon Fixlnres ,
Mantles , Sldolionnls. llook Cn c , Dran Hxluw , Wall
j n cs , Partitions. UalllnKnUountiTiilIecr and \Vln
Cooler * . Mirror * . KloKnrtnry nnd onlro , 1730 and 1T31
HoutU l.lth St. , Onialm. Telephone 1121.
JOIINL. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
No * . 1317 add 1319 Douglas street , Omnhu , Nob.
Sash , Doors , Eto.
- n
Jlf. A. DIS11ROW & CO. ,
Wholttalo manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Monlflings ,
Branch ijOce. mb and liard ttrcct Omaha , Neb.
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulding" , * lnlr-irark and Interior hanl wood tlnUb
N.K. corner 8lh nnd iK-nvonuctlU itrrclB ,
Onmlia , Neb.
.
Pninps , Pipes and Engines ,
eteam , water , rnllnnr nnd mining mippllei ,
tt.1) ) . Ittt and W4 Inninm tn ut , Oiimhn.
IT. S. WIND ENGINE , PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Wale 'Supplies ,
JIaCllday mind rain * . D13 nnd 12) Jones St. Omahl ,
U. F. ItOfa.attliiKunnuuor. .
A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bhoct-lrou work , steam riunip , saw mills. 1313-1211
Lonrcnworth street , Omaha.
Iron Works.
STEAM IIOILER WORKS ,
Carter & ton , I'rop's. Manufncturcrsof nil kind *
Sleam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron Wori
\Vorkn < ontli JUtli nnd It. .1 M. crowing. Tol. 1115
PAXTON & VIERLING IRON n'On
Wrought and Cast Iron Bni'fling Worfc
Bnslncs , brnss work , general foundry , machine anft
blacxsmltli work. Ofllco anil works , U. 1 * . Uy.
nyd 17th street. Omaha.
t (
OMAHA WIRE , t IRON WORKS ,
Mannfactnrers of Wire and Iron Railings
Deik rail * , window guard * , Uoncr Btnndn. wlro elKO * .
etc. 123 North loth street , Omahrt.
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manl'rs ' of Fire andBnrglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults Jnll work. Iron shutters and flro escape * .
O. Androen , prop'r. Cor. litli and Jackson fits.
SOUTH OMAHA.
"
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John 1' . Uoyd , Supcrl ntendcnt.
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
or HIE
Chicago , Milwaukee &t , Paul R'y ,
The Best Route from Onmlm and Council
HIlllTH teETHE
ETHE EAST-
TWO TIIA1NS DAILY HETWBKN OMAHA AOT
COUNCIL 1JI.UFF3
Chicago , AND Mlhvnulcco ,
St. 1'nur , Miuncnpolb , Ccdnr Bavids >
Kock Isliunl , Frccport , llockford ,
Clinton , Diibuquc , Dnvcnport ,
Eliii ; , Madlsoi : , JnncsUllo ,
Uelolt , Wluonn , La Crossc ,
And all otlior Important points Bast , Nortlicust andt
bojthoujt.
For throusli tickets , cull i > n tlio ticket agent ntlSOX
Kunmni street , lu Uurkur llloc.1 , or at Union 1'aciad
Uruot.
1'ullnmn glcopors and tlio flnoit Dlnlnv Car * In th
waukeo & St. I'uul llullwur , nd otery attention I *
PHIU to iiassuuKon hj couitcous euiplojoJ ol u *
compnnr.
U , MIl.I.KU.Uoneral Slnniiror.
J. K. TUCKKlt. Asilatant Ucnoral MannRor.
. . . ' ' ' an *
A. V. It. CAUl'KNl'KIl , Ucncral I'assencor
OK't. IC IucAKroUlAssistant GencralPassenfor
T. J.CI.Altli , General SuDcrlntondent.
NKHVOU8 , CIHIONIO nnrt I'UIVATB I)13I3A8B3 Of
IUKN and WOMKN succcaafullr trontijJ.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from tlio edect.i of youthful folllut urlndl *
cretlons , or nru trotiblo.1 vrltli WimkiieH , Norroug
Debility , l si of Mumorr , Dusponclenoy , Aversion to
Society , 1(1 ( tnoy Troulili's or nny dUuanu of tlni ( lent *
to-Urln Orjann , cnn lioro timl n nfo und apeody
curt. ClnirKua ruaiiiiiiBblo , eHpccmlly to tlio poi/r.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Thcro nro nmny troubled witu too f roi ( uont ovaoii
tlonn or thu bluddcr , oflou nccomiinnleil br n
emurtlnir or bnrnlnx Honintlon. nml wookunlrin of Ilia
Byotoin in HiiiHiinar tlio imtlant ciiiinot account fort
On oxmiiliilnx the urtiuirr duposlu u ropy nodlment
will otton bo found , nnd twuoilmas liurtlclu * of ultm.
muii will iippuur or tlio color bo ol n tbUi.rollklia
hue , ajinln eimiixliiK to n diirlc or torpid iipiiearnnce.
' 1 liens nro iimuv men nho dlo of thlt diniculty. Ixnot *
nnto ! thocuuio. whlrli in tliosoconl MBKO of uml
IIBI wcuknris. Tlio ilootor will | iiinrAnt u a ( lerfeoe
turolnnll nucli inson , un't ' a liciltby rOBtorttlon or
tlio Kcnlto urinary iirKuns , flonnultaUon frco. Bend
. ' runt itHiutifor "VounuMnn'n Krland.or UuUet *
Wedlock , " Iroo to all. AddrnsM
. SPINNEY & CO.
Main nnd 12th St. .KiuiBas City , Mo ,
ftfUaiMau tUli vupor.
Dr. J. E , McGREW | i
1 '
kAte H te
SPECIALISTS
In ( lie Treatment of All Chronic , Nyrroiui
mid 1'rivatu Dlsenscs.
brortniitorrbu/ii , Impvlency nnd K lllng Manhood
' cured. A euro guurniituod In all furnuof
fb'Olutuly ) | > u , Htrlcturut. ( licet. Ac. C'atarrb ,
ThroHt , l.unKi , and Heart DUDUioi , IlliounintUm ,
Hplnul and I eumlo Dlteaioi , lllood audtiklii DUuanci
tri-atud luicoMfully.
l.udle > ' and KOiilli'iuon wulllnil rooiui io | > artt9
and entirely i > rivmo. . , ,
Oiniullatlon fruu. Bend for bookn , "Tbo l ) rk
Secret nf Man , " ali "Wuniun Bud lljr | ) ] ome , ' (
li cacti litJtiiitu ) . Trealmont by rvrroiponJeuctl
end tamp for reply.
01'1'IUK : KJ'U AND UOUO A
OMAHA , NB1) ,