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, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE FRIPAY. JTJNB 14 1889.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Unfavorable Crop Reports Tend to
Bond Wheat Up.
ARGENTINE REPUDLIC GRAIN.
Corn Takes a Slight Tumble nntl Onta
Follow Provision Dealers
Got n Surprise Cnttlo
Decidedly liowcr.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAItllRTS.
CniCA.ao , Juno 13. [ Special Telegram to
THE Ben. | The wheat marknt ranged Itlghor
to-day , and , contrary to expectations , the
sentiment Is veering around bulllsuly. The
quotations In nil the markets of the country
testify to the fact thut the government re-
jiort has bcon , and Is , discredited. Private
information Is overwhelmingly In support of
the theory of poor prospects in the north
west , and not nbovo an average crop in the
Ohio river states , and speculators are very
generally operating Independent of official
estimates. The opening was ) @ ) a off , as
compared with iftt evening , with Juno quot
ing 8Xc , July iflVc , September at 73Xc , and
December at 75)c. Juno sold as low as
78Jfc and July 73@7Gc , but a good Inquiry
turned the market up. English cables were
easy and continental cables wcro steady.
The cash markets on this stdo of the Atlantic
ruled firm. The activity In the cash wheat
market Is very general in Its character. He-
turns nro coming hi slowly from every quilr-
tcr. Minneapolis reports a good demand for
the best samples ; Milwaukee worked
60,000 bushels to-day for export , and Chicago
2-1,000 bushels. New York reported flvo boat
loads , with a possibility of fifteen more. Ex
port clearances to a modern nir.ount are
posted , and business acts as though the
values might bo on n healthy trade basis.
Crop news of ono sort and another had moro
than ordinary Interest nncl importance.
Banking houses brought "rclmblo informa
tion" that the wheat crop of the Argentina
Kcpublio had been practically ruined. North
western advices of n discouraging tenor
poured in. The bad news from thut quarter
was offset In a measure by reports of rains
in northern Dakota , but thcso rains do not
seem to bo cither important or general.
The news nod the effect , however , of break
ing the market Jfc , but the recovery was
prompt , and thereafter the tone of the mar
ket was strong and Duoymit , Advices from
the northwestern wheat Holds are rather
less favorable than expected , not so much
in the point of yield as on no-
ount of the non-realization of hopes
of a phenomenally early movement
from that section. July wheat rose from 7Gc
to 77 ? < fc , The early advance culminated
about the middle of the forenoon ou receipt
of the rain tidings aforementioned , and prices
receded to 76c , but pulled up very soon to
77 , ' c , and toward the close to 77 > e. The
close was 7777o. Juno wheat ranged
78 ( (570c , and closed nt 70c , with only a
moderate business passing. December sold
and ad-
and ad-
. . , „ . . . Tlioro
was evidently a steady buying on u largo
sealo by strong people , it could not bo doll-
nltely located whom , but the influence ot the
persistent purchasing was plainly seen intlio
course of prices , and the behavior of the
market. Dealings wcro on rather a larger
Bc.ilo than usual , mid the trading was moro
general in its character than has been wit
nessed of Into.
The fluctuations in corn were confined to a
narrow range , and the trading was , in the
main , local In its character. July closco ' c ,
nnd Juno Jfo lower than they did yesterday.
Oats did not have the strength displayed
In wheat , but on the contrary declined about
* c. The trading was chiefly local , and the
downward course was most marked in the
deferred deliveries , with receivers selling
freely nnd no buying support of any cense
quence. The opening was nearly steady ,
with September suoscqucntly selling down
to 23 @ 2a c , or-a fractional discount from
July , which was offered moro sparingly.
May declined to S5J c , and cash and Juno
were neglected , with little apparent Inquiry
for round lots. No. 2 , to go to store , was quo
table at 22 c.
Provision traders were n little surprised
with the action of the market. Hogs wcro
again easier , under continued heavy arri
vals at Chicago nnd other points ,
yet the product hold up remarkably
well , under the circumstances. In fact , the
strength was unexcelled , and made the boys
feel a trifle uneasy. They argued that the
late mysterious movements of n certain promi-
ndnt packer wcro sufllciently advanced for
him to show his hand , and that the firmness
displayed was duo to his influence. At any
rate the boy's wcro nervous , and a good
share of the day's ' speculative business con
sisted of the covering or transferring of
short contracts. Based on yesterday's clos
ing , the actual changes in prices were unim
portant , save in short ribs , which experi
enced an advance of from 2 > c to Co. Lard
was uncbaugod to 'JKo lower , aud porK un
changed to 2X ° higher.
CHICAGO LtlVE SI-OCR MARKET.
CHICAGO , June 13. [ Special Telegram to
Tim BKB. I CATTI.B. The fresh arrivals ,
to-day , were placed at 0,000 natives , 5,000
U'cxans , and 200 stillors. The aggregate
supply on sale , however , amounted to about
18,000 head , 3SOO having been carried over
from yesterday. The market for natives
was not only Co and lOc lower but dull , nnd
very unsatisfactory to the sellers early ,
though developing consldorau o llfo later on.
Heavy beeves wcro unusually plentiful , and
received the brunt ot the decline , selling
over 15 to 20a lower than on Monday or
Tuesday last. Smooth , fat , light to medium
light steers were In good demand by both
Eastern shippers and dressed bcof men , and
such descriptions sold at about yesterday's
prices , and r.ot moro than Co and lOo lower
than early in the week. "UreonlaU" steers
wcro a drag aud with diflloulty found mi
outlet at concessions of fully lOo from yes
terday and from 15 to 25o billow Monday's
quotations. The cow trade , as for some
time past , dragged at bed-rock figures
for low grades , but heifers sold lo
good advantage. The Texas movement ,
while not active , developed uo further do-
cllno , and the supply was cleared within lOo
of Monday's and Tuesday's value. Choice to
beeves , W.25 ® 1,60'medium ; to good steers ,
1850 to 1BOO Ibs. * J.OO@4.aO ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs. ,
f3.75@4.15 ! ; 030 to 1200 Ibs. , $3.CO4.00 ; stock-
era nnd feeders , $3.SO@3.CU ; cows , bulls and
mixed , $ l.E033.aO ; bulk , $3.10@3.40 ; Texas
ciittlo , 51.75(33.75. (
HOGS The trade wns-falr nt the opening ,
with the hulk of the sales at about yester
day's ' close , namely , $4.1)0 ) ; hut later on , and
after shippers and other urgent orders had
been tilled , the general market was slow liml
cloned dull , witti packers bidding $4.15@I.2C
for the ordinary run of fair to good packing
sorts. Light grades sold steady ut f 1.40 ®
145.
FINANCIAL.
NK\V YOIIK , Juno 13. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BKK.I STOCKS There was less fea
ture to the stock market at the opening to
day than for many days. The fueling was c
llttlo changed from the close of yesterday ,
First prices were from V < 2f ( per cent hotter
than last night. In nearly all tha active
stocks there were , for n , few minutes , In
dications of a general upward movement
similar to that of yesterday morning , Tin
improvement was not sustained , however ,
and with free offerings throughout the entire
list a < lo\v decline sot In , The most market
weakness was in Chicago Gus , which wen1
'
off'l per cent tp BO 'j Missouri Pacific , oftj
f4 70 ; Jersey Con'.ral , off 1 per cent to 111
Now England was an exception , advancing t
point , to 40 , the first hour. Other move
jnonts were Inslunltlcnnt ; Louisville wen *
oft > f percent to 71s'5 AtchUon tf to 44Jf
Burlington moved up } { to 101 , and off ti
103M ; Northwestern lost ) ( to 110f ; Ilocl
Island , X to OStfj St. Paul , X to 73K
Lnchawnnnn , f to 14Bf ! Heading , tf to 47f
Cotton Oil sold off to 6i and up to 50
Sugar trusts up to 111 aud oft to 110 ; Leac
trusts off * f to 29 f. At noon the prices
wcro the lowest of the morning , with few
exceptions. The stock market , oven during
the closing Hours , had less feature than on
the previous days. The buying of New Eng
land , presumably to gain control , was the
event of the day ; the gain nt the close ever
last night wai nW per cent , the close being
nt 61c. The downward tendency in the
list was chocked before the close ; nnd n
Bllcht rally loft prices very near last night's
figures. Jersey Central lost % per cent at
111 ; Burlington gained X nt 101 ; Missouri
Pacific , # nt 70K ; Northwestern , Keck Is
land nnd Atchison closed about steady ; Chicago
cage Gas closed } { under at G0 > $ ; nnJ Sugar
trusts % higher nt 110) ) { ; Cotton Oil gained
14 per cent.
The following were the cloMni ? quotations :
Moxr.v Eisy ; clojoJ offered
Pnutn MunoAKTiMi Pxrcii 333 > j per
cent.
Sinnuxo EXCHANGE Qulot but steady ;
sixty-day bills , $1.37 ; demand , ( l.SS %
PJriODUOKMAlUCliTS.
CHICAGO , Juno 13. 1:15 : p. in. close Whoa :
' Firmer ; cash , 70o ; July , 77 5-lGej Decem
ber , 70 c.
Corn-Steady cash , 33e ; July , 34 3-10o ,
September , 3i ; c.
O.UB Steady ; cash , 22 0 ; July , 22 7-lCo ;
September , 23 5-ll5c.
Hye Cash 3S c.
Uarley Nominal.
Prime Timothy $1.25. .
Flax-Sl.GI.
Whlsky-51.03.
Pork-Steady ; cash , $11.55 ; July , $11.03 ;
September , $11.80.
Lard Stpady ; cash , S0.53 ; July ,
Scptcmoor , $ t.77J ) < f.
Flour UuclmnL'cd.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $3.12K@3.2.V
short clear , $0.12J @ 0.25 ; short ribs , § 3.80
( S5.90.
Uutter Firm ; creamery , 12JJIG3 ; dairy ,
0@14o.
Choose Steady ; full cream Cheddars nnd
fluts , 7 } < f ( < l78 c ; Young Americas , 8 , ' @S ) < jc.
Eggs-Firm ; fresh , Il@l2c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy nnd light groan
salted , 5ifo ; sal ted dull , 4)fe ) ; green salted
nlf , Oc ; dry Hint , 7o ; dry salted , 7o ;
dry calf , 7@So ; deacons , 23o each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
o ; No. 2 , 8o ; cuketj c.
mixed , S4.00@4.or ; heavy , 54.03@-t.15.
Uccclpts. bnlpuients.
Flour 10,000 S.OOo
Vheat 11,000 27,000
Corn 170,000 501,000
Oats 103,000 183.0JO
Now York. June 13. Wheat Ueeoipts ,
7.0QO ; exports , 33,000 : spot irregular and
asy ; No. U red , SlJ c in store ; b@S3o
Jlont ; 82 @ 84iCcf. o. b. ; No. 3 rod , 70c ;
ungraded red. SlftOSc ; options active , strong
nnd higher ; July , SStfc.
Corn Hccoipts , 43,000 ; exports , 120,000 ;
Dot less active aud weaker ; No. 2JlMo ,
n elevator ; 4242Kc afloat ; No. 2 white ,
ungraded mixed , 4U @ 4S 0i options
owcr.
Oats -Receipts , 153,000 ; exports , 83 ; spot
toady ; options firm ; June , 2So ; July , QS o ;
pot No. 2 white , 33oj ; mixed western , 20 ®
35 c.
Coffee Outions barely steady at close ;
ales , 48,230 bags ; Juno , S10.10@10.15 ; July ,
10.15 © 1(5.20 ( ; spot Uio , dull ; lair cargoes ,
HS.50.
Petroleum Quiet nnd steady ; United
ilosod at S3J e.
Eggs Steady ; western , 13J ( > l4c.
Pork Quiet ; now , § 13.23 ® 13.50.
tard Dull nnd weak ; western steam ,
W.OO ; July , $3.97.
Butter Firm for'cholcc ; western , 9@17i c.
Cheese Steady ; western , 7. 033 2-
Kuiisaa Cl y. Juno 13. wheat-
Stronger ; No. 2 red , cash , 72cbld ; July , fllo
) ld ; No. 2 , soft , cash , 78o bid ; July , G2o
> id.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 20) ) 0 bidNo ;
2 white , cash , 29 fc bid , BO o asked.
Data No. 2casU , lO&o-bid , 20Kc asked.
Ailnneupolm , Juno 13. Wheat Sample
ivhcat firm but unsettled ; receipts , 01 cars ;
shipments , 08 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard ,
June and July , 93e ; on track , 93o ; No. 1
northern , June , S5 > c ; July , SOc ; . on track ,
- - - - ' - - - - - - -
No. , 2 northern , Juno 75c ; July
5 c ; on track , 70@SOc. .
Ijlvoi-pnol , Juno 12-rWheat Quiet ;
noldors offer moderately.
Corn Quiet ; now mixed western , 3s 7) d
per cental.
Milwaukee , Juno 13. Whoit Firm ;
cash , 74c ; July , 74J < o.
Corn Steady ; Iso. 3 , 34c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 , white , 27027 0.
Hyo Dull ; No. 1 , 41J c.
Barley Dull ; No. 2 , 51c.
Provlfiona Unchanged ; pork , $11.00.
St. Ijouis , Juno 13. Wheat Higher ;
cash , b7o ; July , 73c.
Corn Steady ; cjsh.31J o ; July ,
Oats Firm ; cash , 2ic ; July , 23
Pork Steady at S12.0J.
Lard Nominally S.5J
Whisky 81.02.
Butter Easy ; creamery , 14@10c ; dairy ,
12@iac.
Oliictnnnti , Juno 13. Wheat Stronger ;
No. 2 red , 85c.
Corn Firm ; No.2 mixed , 35 < g35) c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
Whisky-Steady
lilVK STOUIf.
Olilcnco , Juno 13. The Drovers' Journal
reports ns follows :
Cattle Receipts , 14,000 ; market slow
and steady , to n shade lower ; beeves , S4.20@
4.GO ; steers , ? 3.GO$4.30 ( ; stockcrs nnd feeders ,
$3.20@3.CO ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.50@
3.30 ; Texan cattle , (1,75 3.25.
Hogs Kecelpts , 27,000 ; alow nnd 5e lower ;
mixed , W.20M4.40 ; heavy , $ l.ir4.35 ; light ,
$4.234.X ( ) ; slclps , ? 3.CO@4.40.
Sheep Hcceipts. 0,500 ; market steady ;
natives , ? 3.50@4.70 ; western shorn , ? 3.0a ( )
4.25 ; shorn Texans , § 3.00@3.90 ; lambs , S2.UO
@ 3.00 per head.
KiiiiBHH City , Juno 13. Cattle Ho-
cclpts , 2,100 ; shlpmcnta , 1,000 ; weak and
lower ; good to choice corn fed , 53.90VJ4.10 ( ;
common to medium , $3. 5@.SO ! ! ; stoukors
nnd feeders , steady at $ . ' .25(23.40 ( ; cows
wcnlt at $ i:73K3.20. : (
Hogs Hecoipts. 13,000 ; shipments , 3,300 ;
firm , active mid higher ; light , * 1.20@l,25.
National Stook Kuril * , Unit Ht.
LoiilH , Juno 13. Cattle Kecelpts , 1,000 ;
shipments , -100 ; steady ; fair to choice heavy
native steers , $3.1034.40 ; stackers and
feeders , $2.00 ( < { 3.00 ; rungnrs , corn-fed , § 2.70
@ 3.30 ; grass-fed , f 1.00 3,00.
Hogs Uccclpts , C,300 ; shipments , 800 ;
steady ; choice heavy butchers' , 14.2.5
@ 1.35 ; packing , f4.20@4.3a ; light grades ,
84.25(31.55. (
Hlonx City , Juno 14. Cattle Receipts ,
t'iCO ; shipments , ! ! 70j steady ; fat steers , $3.00
@ 3.JO ( ; stockers und feeders , $2.25 2.00.
Hogs Ueceipts , 2,000 ; lower ; light and
' ' , 4.00Q4.10 ; heavy , 4.05@4.12 > .
urooic.
Cattle.
Thursday , Juno 13.
The general tradn ruled slow at about
steady prices from the outset , although the
receipts were only llfty-threo cars , The
market was practically devoid of any now
features. Cattle held over from yesterday
sold at prices offered yeatorday. The rangoon
on beeves was $3,45(34.03 ( , but there were no
heavy aud prime cattle. Cows sold at $2.00
Q3.CO.
The receipts wuro nearly as heavy as yes-
tcrduy , and In udultloti to tbo fre h receipts
there were olghteon loads of holdovers on
sale. The market was lOc lower and rattier
slew nt the decline , owlns to the reluctano
of the salesmen to accept the prices bid. In
the end the IIORB were all sold , tbo bulk
going ut $3.02 (33.93. ( _
Sheop.
There was nothing here to make a mar
ket.
cattle * . . , . . .f..ff. . . . . . . . . . . . jiu
ilOS * . . . . . . .4 10,000
ProvnltliiR 1'rloos.
The followlnjtli a tibia of prloaj palil In
this market for the graioi of stock men
tioned !
Prime 8toors.130D to 10M lbi.$1.SO 04.15
Good steers , 1353 to HWlbs. . . 3.75 M4.20
Good steers , 1050 to 1300 Ibs. . . 3.05 .
Common dinners 1.50 ftl.OO
Ordinary to fair cows 2.00
Fair to good cows 2.53 M200 !
Good to choice cows 2.69 M3.00
Choice to fancy cows , heifers. . 3.00
Fair to coed bulls 2.03 ( VteiSo
Good to choice bulls 3.50 ( < J3.00
Lightstockors and feeders , . , . 2.75 C'f3.00
Good feeders , 05'J ' to 1100 Ibs. . 3.00 43.25
Fair to choice tight hogs 8.95
Fair to choice ho ivy hogs 8.IK )
Fair to choica mixed hogs : 8.93 3.1)5 )
Fnlrto mOiiium mtlvo sheep. . 3.53 § 1.23
Good to choice native sheep. . . 4.0J 1.50
Fair to choice western she p. . 3.25 @l.fi3
Shorn sheep 3.0J W3.33
RepresentativeHales. .
CO WS.
0. .1210 2 00 8. . . 032 2 85
7. .100J 2 40 1. . .1000 3 00
5. .103J 2 53 3. . .1055 8 00
21 , .102) 3 03 1. . .1180 3 OJ
2. .11(50 ( 2 IH 8. . .107.1 3 03
3 .1030 3 03- 3. . .101)7 ) 3 10
20. . 991 2 70 n. . .1031 3 10
19. .UOi 2 75 4. . .11&7 320
OANSliHS.
5. . 050 123 21. . . 053 1 80
1. .137. ) 1 53 1. . .1170 1 90
1. . 890 1 73 17. . . 933 2 10
23. . 57 1 80
DULLS.
.1570 i no i. . .1300 2 00
, .182J 1 90
IICICEHS.
14. . . C20 8 00 0. . . .700 3 23
11. . . 705 03
MIXED.
.inso 3 co
CALVES.
. .150 4 50
riiuunus.
13 . . 840 3 00
11003.
I.lvo block X
J. Miller , of Elyrio , was hero with hogs.
II. C. Cutter , Cowles , brought In a load of
hogs.
R. W. Dunn brought In a load of hos trom
Eustls.
O. Honquost , of Oakland , had hess on the
market.
P. McEvoy , of Elkhorn , was a visitor at
the yards.
Mr. Perkins , Octavia , was on the market
with hogs.
II. W. Butterliold was m from Crolgiiton
with hogs.
Long & Wall , of Douglass , had hogs on
the market.
\V. R. nnd J. F. Stevenson had two cars of
cattle and ono of hogs at the yards.
Air. Rivet , Lincoln , came up with two
loads of cattle and ono of boss.
John HIckey and Charles Sexy each had
a load of hogs over from the Bluffs.
J. R. Biirkholdor was over from Woodblno
with two cars of hogs and one of cattle.
Eustls was represented by W. F. Bean ,
who had two cars of uattlo ou the market.
Allan Root , state agent of the State Farm
ers' alliance , was looking over the yards.
L. B. Gorliani , the genial live stock agent
of the Rocic Island , was among tbo visitors
at the yards.
George llorko & Frazlor , 11 vo stock com
mission merchants , received sixty cars of
stock ycctcrday , boiiig ono-Ufth of all the
stock hero ,
OMAHA MAUICGTS.
Produce. I''rnltH , Kto.
Butter firmer and In somewhat active de
mand , Egijn higher. Chcoso steady. Fruits
and vegetables plentiful and cheaper.
BUTTF.H Table dairy , ISftgUo ; packers'
stock , 8@10c. Creamery Prints , fancy. 1C@
18c ; choice , 14Q15o ; solid packed , 10@14o.
EQGS Strictly fresh , 18c.
Ciiucac Young America , full cream , lOp ;
twin flats , UJ < o ; off grades , 4@0o ; Van
Rossem Edam , ll.50 per dozen ; sap sago , J'Jo ;
brick , 12@13c : limburger , ll@12o ; domestic
Swiss , 14o ; sit Una , 2@4o ; cheese safes , bronze
medal , No. S , $2.85.
PouLTitv Llvo hens , per dozen , $ H.50@
4.00 ; mixed , S3.2.53.50 ; turkeys , 7(880 ( per
Ib ; ducks , $2.00@350 ; geese , (3.00 ( 4.00 ;
live pigeons , SI. DO.
OIUKQK3 Riverside , f4.00@5,00 : fancy
paper rind St. Michaels , ? 3.754.25 ; fancy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets , t3.00@4.00 ;
Los Angeles ( cnolce ) , $3.00.
LEMONS Choice , f4.50@5,00j fancy , t5.75ft (
7.00 ,
I'JUCtiKS Per } ( bu box , $1.2501.50.
Pri'LES Per K uu hex , $1,00 ,
CUBIUIICS Per 24 quart case , $3,75 ; per 10
quart drawer , 81.75.
BLACUUUIHIIES Per 24 quart case , { 3,00.
BLACK RASPIJEUUIES Per 24 quart case ,
11.50.
RED lUsi'jiKiiiiiEs Per 24 pint case , $3.50.
STIUWUEIIUIES Per 24 quart case , $
& 00j 3 bu etand , $7.00 ,
Goosr.nnnniE3 Per 0 biflstand , W.BO ; SI
quart case , $3.50. U
PLUMS Per 21 quart case , $3.00(33.50 ( K
bu. box , ei.oxai.ss.
' PINB ArrtKS Per doz..W.OO@3.50.
BANASAS According TO size , per bunch.
$2.05@3.00. t. r
COCOANUTS Per 100 , $5.00.
FitESii FISH White fish , per Ib. 7@
trout , per Ib , Do ; white porch , per Ib , 7c ; buf-
lido , per Ib. 7o ; plokorol , pe'r Ib , Co ; black
bass , per lu , lie.
BnANS Choice hand picked navy , $1.75 ;
choice hand picked niorthlnl , $1.03 ; choice
hand picked country , $1,00 ; clean country ,
S1.20 < ? 21.23. j , ,
EAUI.Y VEGETABLES Potatoes , Cal. , per
Ih , jy c ; southern , pen /bbl , $4.00 ; onions ,
Cal. , per Ib , 2 o ; southern , per bbl , ? 4.00 ;
cabbage , i or crate , 8-1.00 : turnips , per bu
box , J1.001.25 ; beets , per box , 61.00(31.85 ( ;
wax beans , per bu box , ? 2.7G@3.00 ; string
beans , per bu box , $3.2 , " > C'53.50 ; green iieas ,
nor bu box , $1,50 1.75 ; tomatoes , per k bu
box. $2.00 ; nsparacus , per doz boh , 50c@l.OO ;
cauliflower , 52.50 ; egg plant , $ I.75@2.00 ;
squaMi , 75o : cucumuers , 60@75e ; soup
bunches , 40c ; lettuce , 23o ; radishes , SOc ;
green onions , 15@20o ; now carrots , 20o ; plo
plant , per Ib , ! ! c.
Ilinns , PKLTS , TALLOW , r.ic. Green salted
hides , 5c ; dry salted hides , fie ; dr.v" ( tint
hides , 7o ; calf hides , Co ; damaged
hides , 201031 ; sheep pelts , green , each , 2.1cV ( §
$1.00 ; sheep poltB , dry. per Ih , 9jpl2o ( ; wool ,
average , HfullSc ; tallow , No. 1 , 8Gt3 ! > fc ;
grciiso , "A , " 4o ; grease , yellow , 3c.
AITLC BUTTEII 7c.
CniKit Ubla , $3hf ; bbls , S3.
BuTTKiiisn 12@13e per Ib. .
MAVLII SuaAit 12K@lfio per Ib.
POTATOES Choice , sacked , werhu , 25@30o ;
Colorado , 40 ( 45f.
VIAL : Chofco.incdium slzc,0i ( < 7o ; choice ,
heavy , 4JiOc ( ; spring lambs , $30.00(230.00 ( per
dozen.
Hosnv 14J41Bo ( per Ib for choico.
PUKSBIIVCS 'JJiQIOo per Ib.
Jiii.Liiss 3) 54o per Ib.
WAX No. 1 ,
IlAY-fJ.OJ@l.OO. ;
CHOIFIIRD $ . | 0.03@1I.OO.
Suparhlgher. Coffqo nnd rice firm. Canned
goods quiet. Dried fruits In good demand
and Ilrm.
OiLs-ICcrosono-P W , lOc ; W W , 12 0 ;
headlight , 13c ; salad oil , § 3.15(159.00 ( per
dozen.
PICKLES Medium , per bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
$0.00 : trhorltins , S7.0J ; C & B chow-chow.
qta. 5(5.00 ( ; pis , S3.50.
WUAITINO PAI-EII Straw , nor Ib , IT riB
2 } c ; r.iir. 2J o ; manllla 13 , Oc ; No. 1 , Oc.
SALT Dairy , 140 2-lb pkjw , 52,70 ; do 100
8-lb pkfrs , $ J.CO ; do OJ5-lb plcus , $3.50 ; do 23
10-lbikg3 , $2.40 ; Ashton. bu ba , ' { < ! , 50-lb , Sou ;
do4-bu butrs , 221-lb , S3.40 ; do M S A , C(5-lb (
bags , a.'ic ; pur bbl , fl.15.
Srnns bird , 4) ) < J@0 ( . ' .
SVLSODV- ? ( V5'i > io per Ib.
STAUCII 5j ( fo7c per Ib.
Sxovn POLISH $ 'J.OO@3.S7 per gross.
Sricns Whole , per IB Allspice , 12o ; Cas-
sin Chlnn , lOe ; cloves , Zanzibar , 25j ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 70c ; pepper , ' 2 ) .
SUOAUS Graaulatod , 91 < f@9Xc : confection
ers A,9J/'JXc ' ; standard , extra C. Do : yellow
C , 8J4'c ; powdered , I0@10 c ; cut loaf , 10Lf@
Kc ; cabcs , 10 > c.
TEAS Gunpowder,2D@30c ; Japan , C0@40c ;
Y. Hyson , 23'u.nOc . ; Oolon ? , 22.2J50c.
VIXKOAU Per gal , IS JOc.
FISH Salt Dried codilsh , C SKc : hali
but , 12c ; scaled herrin ; ' 50 per box : hol-
hcrrinfr , iloin. 53c ; IlamUur/i.spIccd / hurrhiff ,
Sl.OOC.51-lO ; hnl. hcrrincr , , 70c ; mackerel ,
hlf bbls , No. 1 , Si : > 3 : largo family ,
$12.50 per 100 Ibv whitofi'jh ' , No. 1 , $7.23 ;
family , $3.tK ) ; trout Ki.OUL dlmoii , $3.i0 ! ; an-
chovls , lll-lb pails , SUc.
LYC 51.75S4.50. '
Nurs Almonds , lGrai9c ; Brazils , 9o ; fll-
borts , 12c ; pecans , Idctalnut3 , lOc ; peanut
cocks , Oiroastejl ; , lOa. . , .
B.\oa American A , scjamloas , 17c ; Union
Squara paper , discount , a1) | ( ir cent.
Corrcas Oreon Futiuv 'oldtjolden Rio ,
27c ; fancy old poaberry , a3i ! ' , Rio , cliolco to
fancy , Sic ; Rio , prime , 21c ; iRio , good , 17c ;
Mocha , 2'Jc ; Java , fancy Mahdelillns , 29e ;
Java , good interior , 24c.
Currents , 5'5i7e ' ; Turkish prunes , 4v. . Cit
ron peel , 2'Jo. Lsmon peel , 14c. Hates ,
7e. Figs , l' < < 21Uc. Itusms , Malaga bu.ieh ,
do'icsas , 55.00 per box ; Valencias , per Ib ,
'tYtv.Cul. \ . G & K , SJ.40 per box. Dried gr.ipes ,
fiu. Blackberries , 5) e. Pltteu cherries , lOV o ;
pitted pluuis , 9i'Uc. ( ! llusnbcrries , 23) 0.
Nectarines. 18@14c.
C.VN.N-II ) FISH Brook trout , 3 Ib , 52.50 ;
salmon trout , 3 Ib , $3.83 ; clams , 1 Ib , S1.25 ;
clams , 2 ID , SJ.OO ; elasn chowder , 3 Ib , $2.25 ;
devilled crabs , 1 Ib , $2.23 : devilled crabs , 2
Ib. 83.50 ; codfish balls , 2 Ib , S1.75 ; caviar , %
Ib. ? 2.25 ; ecla , 1 Ib. § 3.23 ; lobsters , 1 Ib , $2.00 :
lobsters , 1 Ib , ? 1.)0 ! ) : lobsters , devilled J Ib ,
$2.25 ; mackerel , 1 Ib , 51.00 ; mackerel mus
tard sauce. 3 Ib , $2.00 ; mackerel tomato
sauce , 3 ib , 52.00 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 83e ; oysters ,
2 Ib , § 1.50 ; salmon , C. R. , 1 Ib , 53.10 ; salmon ,
C. It , 2 Ib. S3.10 ; salmon. Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.83 ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 ib , S2.90 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
82.05.
CANDY 9 ( < ? 12J < fo per Ib.
CIIGCOLATU AXU COCOA 23@39c per Ib ;
German uhlckory red. 8c.
GIXOEU Jamaica , J pta. , S3.00 per doz. *
F.vitiXAcr.ous Goons Barley. Sfii'J oi farIna -
Ina , 4Kc ; peas , 3u ; oatmeal. 8@li < c ; inaea-
rent , litfc ; vermicell , ll jc ; rice , 47c > ,
sago and tapioca , G@7c.
Dry Goods.
BATTS Standard , Sc ; Gam , lOc ; Beauty ,
. .ytaHoono \ , 14c ; 15 , caaeil , ? (1.50. (
COTTON FIANNISM 10 per cant trade dis
LiL , unbleached. 5J o : CO , 0fo ; ! ; SS , 7Jfc ;
EG , 8K : GG , 'JJi'e ; XX , lOKe ; OO ,
NN , 12Jrfe ; AA , He ; DU , Ift c ; TT ,
YY , ISe ; IJ13 , 19c ; 20 bleached , 8 ,
! Ke ; SO , 13) o ; 50 brown nnd slate , 9c ; 70 ,
! j.rfc ; 90 , IGc.
CAIIPBT WAUI' Bibb White , 19o ; colored ,
Stnvons'B 5 Stevens' A 7c
Ciusii , c ; , ;
bleached , 80 ; Stevens' P , 7Jic ; bleached ,
8Ku ; Stevens' N , 8 > o ; bleached , 9 ; < fc :
Slovens' SHT , ll c.
C.isiiwics Slater , Cu : Woods , 5s ; Stan
dard , 5o ; Peacock. Bs.
COIISBTJe.\Xh uoston. 7c ; Androscog-
gin , 7J fe ; Kcarsage , 7Jje ; Uockport , OJ c ;
Conestoga , Oiifc.
DUCK West Point. 29 in , 8 oz. OX" ! do , 29
in 1.0 oz , ! 2K s ; do , 29 in , 12 oz , 15 } < c ; do , 40
ii , . ' 11 oz , IGe.
DKSI.MS Amoskeag , 0 oz , lOS e ; Everett , 7
oz , 18o ; York , 7 oz , lOo ; Haymaker , SKc ;
Jaffroy XX , ll u ; Jaffroy XXX , IsAfo ;
Heaver Creek A A , 12o ; lioavor Orcok , 13U , '
Uo ; Heaver Crenk CO , lOo.
FLANNELS White , G. H. No. 2 , % , 22 } c ;
G. H. No. 1 , > tf , 2tlKe ; U. H. No. 2. Jf , 22Mo ;
13. II. No. 1 , fin , ! ! 0o ; Quc'-.lioo No. 1 , M. 42o ;
Quceheo No. 2 , Jf. .flo : Qucchoo No. 8 , JJf ,
821 < jO ; Anawan , 82 u ; Windsor , 23Ke.
FLAX.NIIS : Hod , C , 24 Inch , 15)lu ) ; E. 2-1
inch , 21Kc ; G G 2-1 Inch. 20qjH ; A F , % , 23c ;
J It F 827e * G ! K 25c.
FrANXBiPlald , iinftstnan , 20c : Goshen ,
82Xo ; Clear Lake , 30 > fci | Iron Mountain ,
" dixoiiAM Plunkott fhopks , 0cWhlt \ -
tonton , 0o ; York , 7KPt Normandi dress ,
7 } o ; Calcutta dress , 7Kc\VhlttciiU ; , , \ > n dress ,
7'Xo : Uenfrcw dress , B > i(3 ( ! ? > Jc ,
UKNTUCKV JHAXS Mumprlul. 15e ; Stand
point. IRc ; Durham , 27J p ; Hercules , IBc ;
Leamington , 22 } < fe : Glchwood , 20oj Melville ,
25o ; Bang-up , 2. „ , r
PIII.NTB Dress-Charter O.vk , 6 0 ; Ra-
raapo , 4u ; Lodi , 5/o ! ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond ,
Oo ; Windsor , 0 > < Jo ; KdJ.vsdone , O c ; Pacing'
OKB. t r t
Atlantic-It , 4-4 , 7tfn ; Atla.ntlo D , 4-1 , Ofto
Atlantic , P , 4-4. Oc ; Atlantic LL , 4-4. Oo
Aurora C , 4-4. 4J/o ; Crowli XXX , 4-4. O o ;
Hooslor LL , 4-4 , 09 o ; In'djau Head , 4-4 , 7o ;
LawrcncoLL , 41 , SJfoj' Old Dominion 4-4 ,
OKc , PoDporoll R , 4-4 , 0o ; Pepporcll E , 40-
inch , 7J/c ; Pepporoll 84 , 17o ; Pcpporell IM ,
20c ; Pcpporell 10-4 , Wo ; Utica C , 4-t. 4o\ \
WuchUBOtt. 4-4 , 7 > o ! Aurora R , 4-4 , to ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , 0 > o.
SiiniTiNO CHECKS Caledonia X , OJ o , Cal
edonia XX , 10J < o ; Economy 9o : Otis Oo ;
Granite < 5&o : Crawford 8c : Haw River BKo
TIOKB Oakland A , 7Xo ; International
YY , 80 ; Shotucket , S , So ; Warren , No
870 , lOo ; Berwick , BA , 18e ; York , 30 in
13Jo ; York , 83 iu , 18Ke ; Swift River , 80 ;
ThorndlkoOO , 8 0 ; 'I'honidlkoE F. 8Ko :
Thorndlko * 120 , 9 > < o ; Thorndlko XX , lOo ;
Cordls No. 5 , OKo : Cordls No. 4 ,
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , (3.25
table oil cloth , marble , $3.25 ; plain Holland
Dado Holland. 18 } < c.
MttulJ. :
Block Tin Eng. rei'g , small pig , 28o ; bar ,
SOc.
Copper-Planished boiler sizes , 82o ; cold
rolled. 80o ; sheathing , 30o ; pitta , UOo ; ilaU ,
UOc.
Galvanized Sheet Iron Junlata , discount ,
CO ncr coot.
Patent Planished Iron No. 24 to 27 , A
quality , nor Ib , lOtfo : No. 24 to 07 , B quality ,
UKiS. For loss than bundle add o tier Ib.
SHEET InoN-No. 20 , $3.40j No. 37 , $3.50.
SOLDBH Hoyt Motnl Co.'s half nnd half In
I ib cases , per Ib , lOo ; commercial half nnd
halt , 15o ; No. 1 In oars. lie.
TIN PLATE ( Best Charcoal ) 1C , 10x14 ,
223. sheets. W.50 ; IX , 10x14 223 shoots ,
$3.25 ; 1C , 12x12 , 225 sheets , $ < UO ; IX , 12x12 ,
225 shoots , $3.23 ; 1C , 14x20 , 112 sheets , $ < U > 0 ;
IX , 11x20. 113 sheets. $ S.23j 1XX , 14x20 , 113
sheets , $10.00 : 1XXX , 14x20 , 112 sheets ,
$11.75 ; 1C , 2.X28 , 113 shoots , $13.50 ; IX , 2.x23 ,
112sheotsl7.00 ; IXX , 2x28 , 112shools , $20.50.
COKE 1C , 10x14 , 225 sheets , $0.00 ; 1C , 14x20 ,
112 shoots , $0.00 ; 1C , 10x20 , 225 shoots , $9.50.
RooriNa ( Best Charcoal } 20x23 , $9.75 ®
10.75.
STKEL NAILS Base , $3.20 ; stool wlro nails ,
3.190 , $2CO.
LEAD nip , 4o : bar , 4) ) c.
lUitn Wtuc Painted , $3.23 ; galvanized ,
$3.75@3.90. _
and CIioinlcnlR.
Acin Sulphuric , per carboy , 2 , ' o ; citric
per Ib , 51o : oxalic , per Ib. 14c : tartnrlc , pow-
lorcd , per ID , 43o ; carbolic , 8S@13o.
ALUM l > or Ib , I'l c.
AMMONIA Garb , per Ib. llj o.
Anne WUOOT Per Ib , lOc.
U A LS AM Copaiba , per Ib , 03o ; tolu , 52 ©
55c.
55c.Bon
Bon Vx Refined , ppr Ib , 9J
CALOMEL Am. , per Ib , 82o ,
CASTOH OIL $1.22.
Cutiini Bcunins $1.50.
C.VNTiiAinnns $75(31,05. (
CASSIA Bui > 3 Per Ib. 18c.
CIILOUOPOHM Per Ib , 41o.
CoituosivcSuiiLiMATC Per Ib , 75c. .
CUEAM TAUTAU Pure , per Ib , 2c. !
EVTHACT LOOWOOD Bulk , per Ib , lyc. !
EHOOT t5c.
GLVUKIIINE 21J/c.
GUM AHAIIIO 59J93o. (
LrcoroDiu.M 44o.
GLYCtiniNc Bulk , per Ib , IHc.
GUM Asfccttdn , per Ib , lie ; camphor , per
b , 'Mo ; opium , perlb , $3.35.
IODINE Rc3Ubllmatod , per ouncis. $3.03.
LEAVES 13uehu , short , per Ib , 13c ; senna
Alex. , per Ib. . 253Sc.
MOui'itiA Sulph , per oz , $2.60.
Muuuuitr O'Jc.
POTASSBromide , per Ib , 37c ; , Iodine , per
b , S2.S1) .
QUINIA Sulph , per Ib 37 < JZ40e.
fauEDs Canary , par Ib , 4&e.
So u-3 Castile , mottled , per Ib ,
castile , white , per Ib , 13@15c.
SI-HUTS NtTuc Sweet , per Ib. 33c.
STltVcitxiA Crystals , $1.00651.15.
Sui.i'H , CINCHONA Per oz , 014c.
TAIMOCA Per Ib , Go.
TONKA BE.tsa $1.70n1.75. ( !
Ijiuutcr. Ijiiiio , Etc.
Dimensions and Timbers
12 ft. 1 4 ft. 10 ft. IS ft , 20 ft. 22 ft. 24 ft.
2x1. . . 15.CO 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 10.00
3x0. . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 19.00
2x8. . . 15.0015.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 10.00
2x10. . lii.00 15.00 15.00 10,00 1(1.00 ( 18.00 10.00
2x12. . 15.CO 15.00 13.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 19.00
4x4-
4x48x8.
8x8. 10.00 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 18.00 10.00
FENCING No. 1. 4 and 0 inch , 12 and It ft ,
rough. $10.0Q10.50 ; No. 1 , 4 and 0 inch , 10
feet , ? 17.00@17.30 ; No. 2,4 and 0 inch , 12
and 14 foot , ? 18.50 ® 14. 00 ; Nn. 21 and 0 inch ,
10 feet , $ l5.lUtijl0.t)0. ) )
FixisiiiNo 1st nd 2nd clear , lj < j inch s3
s , W9.000@50.00 ; t and 2nd clear , \ \ nnd 2
neb , s 2 s , ? 17.00 ( < 49.00 : 3rd. clear , \X
tich , s 2s , $43.0045.00 ( ! ; 3rd , clear , l' ands
' ' '
s 2s$515.00 ; A select , 1 inch , 's 2 s , $33.00 ;
B select , 1 inch , B 2 s , 30.00.
STOCK UoAuns A 13 in , sis 12 , M and 10
feet , S40 1)0 ) : B 13 in , sis 12 , 14 and 10 feet ,
* I1.00 ; C 12 iu , s 1 s , 12 , 14 and 10 feet , $35.00 ;
D 12 in , s 1 s , 12 , 11 and 10 feet , ? 23.00 ; No. 1
com , 12 in , s 1 s , 12 feet , Slb.OO ; No. 1 com ,
12 In , s 1 a , 14 and 10 feet , $17.50@18 50 : No.
1 com , 12 In , sis , 10 , 18 and 20 Ret , $ ll < .50 ;
No. 2 com , 12 In. s 1 s. 14 mid 10 feet , $17.00.
Flooring 1st com Oinch white pmo , $33.00 ;
'd ' com 0 inch white pine , $31.00 ; 3d com 0
nch white pine , $20.00 ; D com 0 inch white
) ine. 52'J.OO ; com 4 add 0 inch yellow pine ,
M5.00 ; Star 4 Inch yellow pine , 817.00 ; 1st
and 2d clear yellow pine , 4 and 0 inch , $19.00.
LIME , ETC. Quhicy white lime ( bestSOc ) :
English and German Portland cement , $345 ;
Milwaukee and Louisville , $1.80 ; Michigan
plaster , $3.25 ; Fort Dodge plaster , $2.10 ;
31uo Rapid plaster. $1.90 ; hair. UOo : sasn , 03
icr ct dis ; doors , blinds , mouldlmjs , 55 pcrct
dis : tarred felt , per cwt , $2.00 ; straw board ,
icr cwt , $1.00.
POFLAU LU.MUEU Clear poplar box bds , %
n , s2s , $34.00 ; clear poplar In panel ,
a3J.OD ; clear poplar % in panel , $35.00 ; clear
mplarX in panel stock wide , s 2 Js , $28.00 ;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling.Xi $30.00.
POSTS White cedar , 0 inch , halves , 12c ;
white cedar , 5J < j inch , halves nnd S inch q'r's ,
.lc ; white cedar , 4 Inch , round , ICc ; Tennosj
see red cedar , split , lOc ; split oak , ( white )
8ef sawed oak , 18c.
SHINGLES , LATH , Pint M. XX clear , $3.15 ;
extra * A * , $2.80 ; standard A , $2.00 ; n-mch ,
clear , 51.0001.70 ; 0-inch , clear , $1.75@1.SO ;
No. 1 , $1.10@1.15 ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from 'Washington territory , $3.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths. $4.50 ;
cypress , clear heartdimension widths , $3.25 ;
lath , SJ.50. >
CEILINP AND PAHTITION 1st com , lu ,
white pine partition , $32.00 ; 2nd com , t in ,
white pints partition , $37.00 ; clear % In , yol-
ow pine coiling , $20.00 ; clear % in , Norway ,
$14.G'Jiind com , % in , Norway. ? 18.00.
BOAKDS No. 1 com. s. 1 o. 12 , 14 nud 10 ft ,
S1S.OO ; No. 2 com. s. 1 s. 12,14 and 10 ft ,
$10.50 ; No , 3 com. s. 1 s. 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
$14.50 ; No.,4 com. s. 1 a. 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
Chipping cull ) $11.00. Add 50 cents per M.
ft for rough.
BATTKSS , WELL Tcnixa AND PICKETS O.
G. Batts , 2J4. Inch , . OOc : O. G. Batts , KxS
SIS , 85c ; 3 in well tubing , D. & M. nnd Bov. ,
$33.00 ; Pickets , D. ft II. Hat ; $ W.OO ; Pickets ,
D. & II. square , $19.01 ? .
OUtt JllNKUALi OUTPUT.
Value oi'tlio Product
for 18H8.
Metallic products of the United States in
1FS :
I'lS iron , spot-value $107,000,000
Hlvi'r , coining viilno ri9.10o.COO
Gold.-colnlncvaliio a3,17li,000
Copper , viilue nt New VorK city ! tl,833wv4
Noiul , valuoiit New York city Ift.lCl.ttii
/.Inc. value at New Vork city fir > UOt63
Quicksilver , value at San Francisco. . 1,413,125
Klclccl , value at Philadelphia ll.i8 / !
Aluminum , value nt I'litlnilclphla. . . . Cj.UJO
Antimony , value at Han 1'rauclsco. . . " ( . ' .OCO
Platinum , value ( crude ) Ht Now Vorlc
city ,030
Total . J.-5flS4.r ! ,4U3
Non-metallic mineral products of the United
States In l'88 ( spot valacs ) :
llkumlnita coal . tlSJ.497.aiI
Pennsylvania anthracite . , . . b'J.ltjiWBJ
liuiuiing stone . s.\raauaa
Lime . a , r , w
Patroleum . ai.riH.rjVj
Natural gas . 2W2.\'M \
Cement . , . 4,5S3n.i9
gait , . 4i7.UJ4 :
Mraestono for iron llux . 3,71(1,000 (
Soutli Carolina ithospbato roci . J.Hol.GT )
/inz-whlto . 1CX,000 (
Mineral waters. . . ,
liorax . ,
Cypsnm . ,
Mnn uiofio ore .
Mineral paints . 3K.0)0 )
Wuw.lcrboy marls . JWO.UOO
I'yrltos . 107 , IJ8
Ifflnt . 175,000
Mica . 70,000
Corundum . Ul.ttiO
Hulphur .
Precious stones . 01 , BOO
Oold nunrtz , souvenirs , jewelry , etc. . 67,000
Crude barytos . HO.lXm
llromlnu. . . . , , . . . U.i10
IVldspar . W')00 ( )
Chromo Iron ore . 1,000
( Jrnphlto . ai.UK )
fluorspar . ,000
Slate ground as pigment . M.ooo
Cobaltoxldo , . 1H,411
Novacullto . 1P.OOO
AHplmitum . 8airoo
AbbflbtUS . a.000
llutile . 8.0U3
Total . a28,0l4.5''i
Values ot metallic and non-metallic mineral
substances produced in the United States m
1HKH *
Metals . / . . . . . .1369,245,403
Mineral substances named in the
foregoing table . . .
Estimated value ot mineral products
unspocllled . . . . . . . . .
( Jrand total . , . , . K01 , 59 , ai
WAHllF
_ _ _ _ _ _ . _ TtBuecJ by
Cities , Counties , School DlhtrlcU , Water Com *
paulei , &c. We are In the market for the
purchase of round amounts ofiuch bonds.
Correspondence solicited.
H. W. HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
119-117 Monroe etreot , CHICAGO.
BR Davonahlra BtraoU BOSTON.
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Dank ,
505 &outliittli : Struct , Omaha
/ IBSUEDDY STATED ,
J COUNTIES , CITIES.
1 SCHOOL DISTRICTS , ETC. .
' BOUGHT AND SOLO.
Wo ilcsl In I.nml Wnrrnnta nml Bci-l | > .
Applicable to ( luvcTiimcnt l.itul , ntul Transact a
Itcznlnr llniiklne lluslnet * .
Correspondence Solicited ,
S. A. KEANI CO. , Barns.
100 WASHINGTON STREET , CHICAQO , li.U
111 DROADWAV. NEW VOHK.
,
Farnam anil 15tli Sis.
S , W , Corner .
I'ulil iu Capital , . $500,000
OFK1CKUS :
0. K. nAKKKU , President.
K. a , . lliniUUWUIt , Vlco I'rojUlont ,
F. 11. JOIIMSON , Cft-fliler.
W. 8. UKUTUIl , Assistant Cashlor.
U1UKCTOUS :
Or.o. E. OAnitcn , J. U. M
1C. lliK.unowr.it , ( 'IIAS.
F. II. JoiiNsa > f , .1. N. CORSISII ,
Ii. II. WILLIAMS , J. Ij. Mir.v.s ,
S. U. JOHNSON , , s.v. . CHOI * .
AI.LKNT. llr.CTOit , WM. Siuvr.ii ,
K. A. nn.N-sox , ( lusTAV ANo
OtO. I'ATTEIISDN , It. OUN.NlNrlllAM.
Accounts of bankcrw , merchants ami liullvld-
uiils received on the most fnvomlile terms.
n d
L , JOKES & CO. ,
Buccojsora to KcoJ , Jones & Co.
Bolesalc ManufactoreK of Biots& Shoes
AgcnU for Uostuii Uulibcr Slioa Co , 11W , 1101 and 11M
llarnoy btraot , Omalm , N
BroworB.
STOz &
Lsger Beer Brews ,
Horth Klgbtooath ttrctt. Omaha ,
Cornlo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mann'actnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window-caps ami molnllo nkyllphta. John Ercncter ,
proprietor. 1US nnil HOboulb 10th strooU
Off I co Flxturoo.
MANUFACTURING CO.
Jlonitfp.cturers of
1M , Office and Saloon Fixlnres ,
ilnntlcs , SWobonnls. Uook Cn es , Dnin l-'Utures , W U
Cii cs , rnrtltlonB. Unlltnjz , Countenit llccrnnil Win *
Coolers , Mirrors. Kla- factory nnd omcc , 17SU andHJJ
BoutU l.tliBt. ; . Umalia. Vclcpiionn 1124.
Paper Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Oinana Facer Box Factory ,
Nua. 1317 a'lil 1310 Uoaglnj etrcot , Omahu , Nob.
' "
_ Saoh , Peers , Etc.
AT. 1. DIS13ROW & CO. ,
Wbolttalo manufacturers of
, Blinds anu
Branch ' ; Gcc. Hth and Itnrd etrcot Oninlin. Not ) .
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Sasii , Doors , Blinds ,
llouiaing' , stnlr-wnrk nnd Interior bard wool finish.
U.K. corner t > th and Ix > aveuwrrtb ntrceti ,
Oninba , Nob.
StoarnFlttlng8 _ ,
A OLAUK STEAM 11EMNQ CO
Fmnns , Fires and Engines ,
Oteun , water , ralliray nnd mining Btinpllei , clcx
_ ICO , Ml and mi Karaam etreot , Oumha.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Me1 ; Supplies ,
wind mills. 013 nnd ! IJ Jones BU Omaha.
G. F. Hess , acting manager.
miOWNELL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
BUecHron work , utcam puniis ] , snw mllli. 12W121J
Lcavenwortb atroci , Ouialia.
Iron Works.
STEAM nOlLER WORKS ,
Oirtcr Jtfcim , Prop's. Slnnufiicturcraaf nil klncli
Slcara Boilers , Tanlfs and Sneet Iron V/M /
_ Wprks gontli ajth rtml U. & M. crossing. Tel. 1113
PAXTON& VIERLINO IRON WORKS ,
Wrongut and Cast Iron Bni'diiig foil
lMCS. brass work , noncrnl foundry , macblno and
blnccamlth work. ORIco nml w ork , U. 1' . Itjr.
nnd itU3trc"it. Umttlia.
WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
M&unfactiirers of Wire aud Iron Railings
Deal : rails , window guards , dower stands , wlro signs ,
Etc. lii Kortli It-th strtot , Uuiaba. ,
SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
VuultN jnll v.'ork , Iron almttcrs nnd ( Ire e capoi.
U , AnOrecn , urop'r. Cor. llln nnd.JackiOD Bla.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK. YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited , '
Jolin F. UoyJ , SupsrlntdnJoat.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee &t , Paul R'y- '
TUo Heal Route from Oinalm nnd Couucll
'
to
f\VO TUA1N3 DAIt.V JJETWBBN OMAUA AND
COUNCIL 1H.UKKB
Chicago , AND Mlh ttUco ,
St. I'uu ) , Mtuncitpolls , Cedar Itaulds ,
Itocklslnud , Frcoport , Itockford ,
Clinton , DubiKjuc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jiuiesilllo ,
llelolt , AVInonii , La Crossc ,
And all other Important points Kait , Nortlioait tad
Koutboatt.
rortbrouahtlekoli , callon the tlckut nzcnt at 1M1
Karnum strett , In llurkur UlocL.or nt Uulou 1'aclUo
llnfinau Sleepers and tlio flne t Dliilua Cer In tha
oria are run on tlio miln line of _ the Chlpngp , Mil.
vrttukeo & tit. 1'nul Hullway. and ovcrr utlontlon Ii
[ mlu to pa > i ( . > Qii r \ > j courteous eiuplojei of tUi
| l.liKllaflncral Manaifer.
J. r. TUCKKH. A l litnt General Manager.
A. V. II. CAUlT.m'Ell. Uuocral reuentor 8D3
. . fioncrall'aisoufer
and Ticket At nt.
T. J , CLAllK , cnerni Bupcrlutendent.
WANTKD-HotJi senoral anil can-
AGENTS , on the now , revised and Imperial
ndltlouotell's Unoyclopolla in llvo vuhiines ,
Just Issued , Sold for canli , or on easy instal
ments. 1'or liberal terms and territory address
T. ULUYOOII 2KLil'ub. , I'lilladolplila.
SPRING VEHICLES
. , . -
eu nd iborlen according to the wolzut put on ttem.
ll/ well to rough country or fin *
WUlclrtjeu b t aatlataotlon.
Agrlculturnl Implomonto.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DcalcriiAgrlcnltniallmiilcinciitsJagons
Cirrlage , and hugglf . Jnno Mrc it , between ftb auj
luifi , Omiiha. .Nctrmita.
.LINING ER A METOALF CO. ,
Agricfllt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
Bucglct.oto. WUolotalB. OmMia , Ncbr kB.
PARLIN , ORENDORF , t MARTIN OO.
\Vholcialo Donlors la
Agricnlinrallmplemeiits.WagOQs&BnEgies .
KllUI.H ) ) > anilWi Jonci ttrtot. OaiHhiu
MOL1KE , MILDURNA STODDARD Co7t
iinnufacturart nnd Jobber , In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rales , PioiYs Ela
Cor. 9th anil I'aclUa itrccti , Omaha.
. . . . .
l. 1WSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
ItlSDouglaiitreei Omah * , Nebraska.
Doota and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE , t CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots end Shoes ,
HOI , llln , 1105 Doualfti street , Omnlia. MnnnftctorT ,
jjummer Bircol , llmton. _
_ Opal , Coke and Llnio.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & LIME CO. ,
JoliteoniarflaiiuMCoal ,
8J3Koulh HthHreol , Omaha. Xe
KEDRASlfA FUEL CO. ,
Sliipie s of Coal a'fl Coke ,
21J South 13th St..Omnha , Nob.
Lumber
'JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
o m mj B oJojTuinctoraBo
Storage and Commi5Siou Merchants ,
Dry Goods and Notions.
M. E. SMITIt A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fiirnisning Goofls anil Notions
1KB and 1101 Douglat , cor. llth tre t , Omnba , N b.
K1LPATRICK-KOCII DRY GOODS CO. ,
IHiporlers and Jobbers in Dry Goofls.Mions .
Oant ' furnishing goods. Corn or llth and Iluntr
streets , Omaha , Nebraska ,
HELIN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Importer , and Jobber , ot
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
SIT South lilhitreet.
Furniture.
DEWEY A STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Farnam etreot , Omaha , Nobraika.
CHARLES
Furniture ,
Cmnha Nobraika
Crocorloa.
PAXTON , QALLAU1IER * CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705. TUT , TO and 711 South 10th U , Omaha. Nob.
MeCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana ticaTcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska ,
Hardware
IT. J. UROATCH.
Eeayy Hartore , Iron and Steel ,
Spring ! , wagon stock , hnrdwaro , lumbar , oto. 1303
and 1211 llarnay atruot. Omaha.
LEE , CLARKE ,
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardv/are / , Cntlery , Tin Plate ,
lletalJ , shoot Iron. etc. Acents tot tlovro icalea ,
Miami powder and Lyman barbed wire , _
'
HIMEDAUOH & TAYLOR.
Bnild rs' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Uechanlci' tool , nnd llutlnlo urales. ItOi Douglal
Elrool. Oiniilia. Nob. \
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
'ID ported and AruurlcHn Portland cetnont. ctat
nccnt for Alllwuukpo hydraulic cement anJ
_ Oiilncy vlni ' Hum.
OH AS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmber ,
VfOOd carpoti and piirquet nnorlna. Otu and IXinglat
treetJ , Omaha , Nob. _
WrAlfA L U nrER CO , ,
AllKinds of Bailuing Material at Wholesale ,
ISth Street nnd Union I'nclllcTrnck.Omaba ,
LOVIS BRA DFORD ,
Dealer in LiiKiber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Door , , Etc , YardsCornc , 7th nnd Uouclas. Comer
llth ) und Douglmj _
FRED W. OR AY.
Lnmlier , Ltmu Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Cth and DouKlai Bts. , Omaha.
"
C. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
Utband California Streets , Omaha , Nebraikt.
L OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
208,210 aud 212 Booth llth , troat.
H gtlona. "
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wliolcsale Notions aud Furnishing Goods ,
Ccrnor j-tli utu lluivafil slroJt' * .
/ / . IM/'Dl'.tCO
Jolibc-M of
Toys , Dolls , AMDK , Fancy Goods
iist ) lurnlHlilii.f ( goodn , ululdrHU'H carriages
Knrnaiu atroit , Onmlia Nab.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle create , etc. , Omaha , A. II. Illimp , Manuner.
Pnpor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry a nlca stock ot prlntlnz. wrapping and writing
pap r. Upttlal atlouUuu given to car load orders.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
13O2 FAHNAM STREET.
fancl all urinary troubles easily
_ J ly ami safely cured byDOOTUllX Caf ,
Beverixl cixfcuw cured in tovon ditya. Hokl
nttl.CiO per box , all driiguliilM , or by mall froia
UoauJuil'f'irt'o. Hi White bt , N. V " "
tout. > v