THE OMAHA PAlLY BEE : WEPIffESPAY , SEPTEMBER 18 , 1889 ,
HutohltiBon the Largest Buyer in
the Wheat Pit
TONE OF OLD WORLD ADVICES ,
i
Active Sncciilntloit Confined to DC-
Ot'inlirr Corn Doalcrn Still llnrp *
lilt ; on Frosts A Slight , Ail-
vnticc In Oats.
CHICAGO I'HOnUCK MA.llll.rcTS.
CHICAGO , Sept. 17. [ Special Telegram
to THE llRn.1 Wheat was firm nnd Romo-
what higher to-Juy. Indeed lor moat of the
time the market wns strong. The strength
that wns developed was largely duo to local
causes. Out of 015 cars of winter wheat ro-
culvcd nt this point only eight graded No. 2 ,
and out of fifty-seven cars of spring
wheat only four passed into the contract
grade. Tliu total amount of poor grading of
non-arrivals discourages short selling and
Imparts courage to the bulls , liutchlnson
was the largest buyer , but there were also
good order s in the hands of tnuny commis
sion men anil brokers , nnd the support ac
corded the .market wns general. Storms in
the northwest Imvo nltectcd the movement lu
that quarter. At the scmo time tlio millers
In Minneapolis nnd ut. Louis were quoted as
advising their Chicago correspondents
that the demand for Hour had
fallen oft to such un extent ns to threaten n
curtailment In the milling production. The
Hour trade wns reported dull ut other places
as well , nnd the boars seized upon thlt point
as ono of grant ImporUnco , emphasized by
the diminished foreign inquiry for cash
wheat nnd the weak tone of old world nd-
vices generally. The local Inquiry for cash
wheat wnssmall , but the end of thu deal is
looked upon us dull aud featureless. Active
speculation Is still largely confined to De
cember , though there U considerable trading
lu September , Mny and year. Dei-ember
opened at "S.Jjj'e , sold up to 78c , off to 7ae ,
up to 7SJfe , down again to T e , rallied to
78 % reacted ncain to n % ® > & } fa , ascended
thu scale to 7U ; : , wont once more to 7Sjif nnd
closed there , or ) a better than yusiordnv.
September opened at 7GJe , ranged 70J4@
70Xouudclosed ut7/'wc. ( ) iMayopcnud atfaSj o ,
ranged 8"Js4'"J ( ! lJ n"d closed at b c. Spec
ulation Wiiu inclined to Uo listless und opera
tors seemed indisposed to engage lu new
ventures on a broud scale.
The action to-day of traders In'corn re-
vonled the fact that they are still susceptible
to the possibility of some damage resulting
to the crop from frosts , which are continuing
to hang nround. There wus nu active trad
ing at the opening ut uu improvement of
about > fo on the previous day's closing price
and u further udvunco of from } { c to % o
took place before the ofTorlnirs became heavy
enough to check the advance. When May
bud reached U4) c there were any quantity of
sales , nnd from that point a reaction took
place which carried the price back to 83Ji
and October , which had in tlio meantime
reached 32c , was forced ba.clcto8'Jc , some
animated trading accompanying the reduc
tion In prico.
Oats were quiet but stronger , with (3) ( ) '
udvanoo scored. Hccelpts were below the
estimate and the advance in corn started
some operators to buying who were sellers
yesterday. Trading was chiefly in May with
2.1 0 touched , and a fair demand later at } '
below that , wliilo October sold i c hotter ut
lilj e. The withdraw.Is for early shipment
were libernl. though less than the preceding
day. A low cars of No. 3 to go in store sold
at lOije , and cash trading was chiefly by
sample.
In provisions the day's business wus auito
moderate. General speculation was under
on average , and usldo from a revival of a
little interest in October there wus nothing
unusual. In October porlt there was more
doing than of luto. J'ho Anglo-Ameri
can Packing company were cred
ited with purchasing about 8OOC
barrels , and it was said a number of small
shorts covered their trades , makinir the
trim ruction aggregate several thousand bar
rels. Prices for the sumo wore irregular ,
fluctuating between ? 11.1U@11.60 , ami clos
ing at S11.22J4 * or only 2 > jfo higher than yes
terday. In other lines of produce the changes
witnessed rather favored the bear side.
Closings showed a not decline of 12 < o on
November pork , 2 > o on September and
January lard and January short ribs , 5o on
October short ribs and 15o on January pork.
October lard was quotably unchanged.
CHICAGO tJ Sl'OOK.
CHICAGO , Sept. 17. | Special Tologrum to
THE Unn.1 CATTLE Receipts were divided
at 2 , 000 Texans , 8,000 rangers and 5,000 na-
tlveo. There was u demand for about every
thing on the market , with another slight up
turn all around , making u substantial ad
vnnco over last week's closing prices , espe
cially on good to prime natives , Texnns and
westerns. The light run of Texans this
week so fur has not only advanced the same.
but In turn has brought about an advance on
prime nutivo cows and heifers. Old cows
and canncrs , however , remain at tno low
prices prevailing all summer. Dealers in
stackers and feeders report business as
rather light , but uro anticipating a bettor de
manu as soon as the first chilling frost passes
over the country , as then there wll"
bo no fear of the Texas fover.
Choice to extra beeves , ; M.iO@4.05 ! ; me
dium to rood steers , 1851) to 1500 Tbs , f3.80 < a
4.25 ; 1SOO 10 lilSU Ibs , J.fiOi.l)5 ( ) ) : 050 to I'M
Ibti , $3.00 ( < 2tJ.6U ; stackers and feeders , ? l.i)0@ )
Hoas With 2y,000 in sight and a big run
for to-morrow and the remainder of the
week , salesmen met buyers at the start with
a reduction of a strong lOc all around , and
when the quality was not up to the mark
their reduction wns equal to ISfjgSOc , but a' '
the decline business W.H actlvo and abou
everything on sale was sold out nt on'oarly '
hour. Packers paid SJI.75 to $3.bO for rough
and common. f3.M@U ) 1)0 ) for best , while ship
pors generally wont In at 3M.OO to fi.10 foi
their delected heavies. Light sorts sold
largely ut $4.40@4.4n , a few ut $1.50.
FINANCIAL.
Nisw YOIIK , Sept. 17. [ Special Telegram
to TUB HUK.J STOCKS Although the stocl
list suffered somewhat yesterday the tulk o
street and ut the resorts last night was less
bearish. Those In positions to know state
that largo buying orders placed for many
standard shares will stop uny serious de
cline. Western dispatches indicate that
Chicago will take back the lines recently
old. President Cable predicts that the rate
troubles will not spread and that prices will
not bo depressed long oa that account At
the opening to-day thcro was an uneasy feel
ing which led to caution rather than activity.
First prices were lower , losses from last
night ranging from # to ft per cent. Lon
don Was ugalu a sailor while the west bought.
The market wns narrower than It has been
for weeks , trading extending to an unusually
mall number of stocks , whllo only Northern
Pacific preferred , Uoudlug , St. Paul , Lncka-
wanna and Missouri Pacific exhibited any
animation whatever , The general tendency
of prices lu the early dealing was down *
ward , but the market showed an improve
ment later in the hour though fluctuations
wore extremely narrow , hardly anything
having an oxtruma range of more than par
cent , The only movement of Importance In
the entire list was the further drop in North
ern Paoitlo preferred to 72 # loss irotn Us
opening orlco of 1 # per cent The early
weakness ana dullness was followed be
tween 11 ana 1 o'clock by a very brlslc stock
market and very fair advances In many
locks. The upward movement was not con
tinued to the close principally because inuuey
rates were unnaturally advanced. Tills
caused a dip lu prices at the close , Now
England touched 53 } { and cloaucl ut 51Jf ,
Northern Pucltlo preferred went llying to
rSJ but closed fit 74Ki Atchlson touched
J9X but yielded to 80J { , Granger shares gon-
Brnily dropped back } { to } < { per cjnt from
Lho top and closed V to ? g over last night
Wisconsin Central moved up IJf to 29 # .
Sugar truots dosed 1 } { better. The total
sales xvoro ITG.CSS shares ,
The followlnz were the closing quotations i
r Easy. 4@3.
PHI.MB MEIIOANTILK PArBn 537 per
cent
Srcituxo EXOIUXOB Qulot and steady
sixty-day bills , * I.S-I > 1 ; demand ,
Btocki.
Nr.w YOIIK , Soot 17. fSnoclal Telegram
to TUB Uun.l The following are the min
ing stock quotations :
IMtODUOB .M.VtUCKTS.
Cnioxao , Sept. 17. Islh p. m. clo o
Wheat Stead v ; cash. 7C e ; October , 7 < VJ < o ;
Uocomber , 78 o ; Muy , S'ic.
Corn Steady ; cash and October , 33 e ;
May , UT.Jf'c.
Outs Easy ; cash , lO c ; December ,
Mny , 83U-100.
Uyo Steady.
Unrloy September ,
Prime Timothy $1.27.
Flux Seed Cash und September , 81.29.
Whisky .OU.
Pork-Steftdy ; cash and October , $11.23J ;
January , $9. 10.
Lard Steady ; cash , to.O'JK ; October ,
15.90 ; Januury , S5.75@5.77 } { .
Flour Steady ; winter wheat , $2.00 ®
4.40 ; spring wheat , ? 1.20@"i.OJ ; rye , # 3.50
( $ ' -.50.
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders , $4.37)4 ®
J.fiO : short clear , ? 3.2,5@5.87 > ; short rlus ,
? T.1'5. '
Uutlor Higher ; creamery , lU322c ; dairy ,
1018c.
( jnuose Firm : full cream Cheddars ,
79ff@Sffc ; Hats , 8 > ® 8J c ; Young Americas ,
s Firm : fresh , .
Hides Steady ; creen salted , 5cj light
green salted , 5@5 > c ; salted bull , 4J o ;
green salted calf , 5&c ; dry Hint , 7c ; dry and
salted hldus , Oo ; dry calf , G@7c ; deacons ,
each 20o.
Tullow Steady ; No. I solid packed ,
4@4)o ; No. 2 , 3 > s'o ; cake , 4 } @lXc
Hocolots. Shipments.
Flour . 18,000 7,000
Wheat . 1C3.00D 144,011) )
Corn . 415,000 423,000
Oats . 213,000 233.001)
Now York. Sept. 17. Wheat - Ue-
coipts , 155,2 JO ; suet market dull and irrcgu-
lur ; No. 2 red , S8t53f elevator ; b3K@SlJ.fc.
afloat ; SUK < < 3$5c ! f. o. b. ; No. 3 red , 80jbOo ( ! ;
unprmfed red , 77@35c ; options higher , No.
2 red October closing SUJjfo.
Corn Receipts , 3UiOOU bushels : spat mar
ket closing steady ; No. 2. 41J c in store and
elevator ; 41X@415fc afloat ; ungraded mixed ,
40 > jf@4'.Jc ; options closing weak , October
Oats Receipts , 74,000 bushels ; exports ,
80 ; spot market firmer ; options firmer , Oc
tober closing 20u ; suet , No. 2 white , 23 } < @
29o ; mixed western , 24 @ 28o ; white do. ,
.
Coffee Oottons opened dull , closed barely
steady at 80 to 85 points down ; SoptemDor ,
tl3,75@15.SOspot ; Kio , quiet ; lair cargoes ,
J19.75.
Sugar Firm.
Piitroloum Steady and quiet ; XJnltoil
closed , Sl.OOJK for Octobor.
Bws Firmer ; western fresh ,
Pork Steady ; inspected moss ,
12.50.
Laid Easier nnd quiet ; western steam ,
fOS5@IV87K ; closing &OJJ5.
Butter Fine firmer ; western dairy , 9@10o ;
creamery , ll@-2c.
Cheese Strong ; western , OJi@8c.
iMIHvuiikc , Sept 17. Wheat Steady ;
cash , 72tj ; October , 730.
Corn Quiet : No , 3 , 83@83J o.
Oats In good demand ; No. 2 white , 23
llye Finn ; 42J e bid.
Hurley firmer ; No. 2 September in store ,
58c.
58c.ProvUions Firm ; cash , pork , til. 20.
Miiuicapnlm , Sopt. 17. Sntnplo wheat
shade firmer , moOeratoly actu-o ; receipts 217
cars ; shipments. 58 cars. Closing : No. 1
hard , September , 77 > o ; December , 79Jon ;
on track , 71@7fi5. )
Ijlvnrpool , Sopt. 17. Wheat Quiet ;
holders offer moderately ; red western
spring , ( is KdgO * IKd per cental ; red
western winter , Us ( J } di33 ( 7 > d.
Corn Steady ; demand fair ; now mixed ,
winter , 4s 2J < Jd per cental.
St. ijimlH , Sept. 17. Wheat Bolter ;
cash , 77 > c ; September , 77 c.
Corn \Vcak ; oisli , 2U > $ o asked ; September -
ber , 2 ! ) c.
Oats Dull ; cash , 17c ; Soptcmbor
Pork $11.50@U.03&
L.ard $ . " ) . 75.
Uuttor Unchanged ; creamery , 18@22c ;
dairy. 14(315c. ( !
Whisky-41.03.
Kansas City , Sept. 17. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 rod , cash , OJo bid ; September ,
COK ° bid ; No. 8 rod , cash and September ,
57o bid ; No. 2 soft , cash , Olc bid ; Septem
ber , 04 0 bid.
Corn QuietNo. ; 2 , cash , 23Jfo asked ; No.
2 , white , cash nnd September , ai o asked.
Oats No. 3 , cash , lOo bid.
Clnoiiiitncl , Soot. 17. Wheat About
tirin ; No. 2 rod , 77@78o.
Corn Unsettled : No. 2 mixed , 30c.
Outs Weaker ; No. 3 mixed , 22@22Jfa
Whisky Steady at $1.02.
810CK.
Chlongn , Sept , 10. Iho Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 9,030 ; market steady ;
good grades stronger ; beeves , $1.3034.05 ;
steers , $ ) ,00@4.25 ; stackers aud feeders ,
$1.00@i.OO ; ; cows , bulls und mixed , $1.20(4 (
U.OO ; Texas cattle , $1.85J.OO ; western
rangers , $3.50@3 IV3.
Hogs Kocolpts. 22.500 ; market active ;
10 to Ifi lower ; mixed , ta.85@4,40 ; heavy ,
f3.GO@-l.15 ; light , * a.00@i.70 ; skips , t8.50@
4.25.
4.25.Sheep Receipts , 8,000 ; murkut strong ;
natives , W.SOJJjI.aS : wentorn , fJ.50@1.15 ;
Toxuns , W.40Q4.15 ; lambs , f @ 0.
Kniisni City , Sopt. 17. Cattle Ro-
celpts , 9,200 ; shipments 9,303 ; common to
choice corn-fed steers. $3.00@4.l5 ! ; stock-
era and feeders , $1.UO@3.10 ; cowa , lower ,
.
Uog Receipts. 8,700 ; shipments , 440' ;
market wouk , lower ; light , $4.20(34.25 ( ;
heavy aud mixed , $3 00 ® 1.15 ,
National Ktciotc Vurdx , ICnst Sr.
IJOUIB , Sopt. 17. Cattle Receipts , 3,200 ;
shipments. 200 ; market stronger ; fair to
ohoico heavy native steers , U.yO ( < 4.50 ;
stockers una feeders. tJ.10@3.00.
Hogs Receipts , 3,003 : stilpmonts , 100 ;
market lower ; lioavv , J.bO@l.lO ; packiug
grades. t3.70@ < .00 ; lluht , $ l.00@ .35.
Klonx Cily , Sept 17. Cattle Receipts ,
300 ; shipments , none ; market steady ; fat
steers , $2.90 ( < $3.35i stockora ana feeders ,
l.C5@3.85.
Hogs Receipts , 1,400 : market lower ; light
and mixed , | 3.75g3.80 ( ; heavy ,
OMAHA iavi3 srooic.
Cutiln
Tuesday , Sept , 17.
To-day's trade lu cattle was slow and
weak , but it could hardly bo quoted othnr
than steady on desirable beeves. The cultlo
wore not exactly what the dressed beef
operators wanted , and they accordingly
bought very sparingly. There were oiau
pretty fair native beeves on sale In fact ,
the greater suuro of tUu beovus hero were
natives. The sales ranged from W GO to tJ 85
for native * . The oftoriugi of butchers' btook
were very light , and there was fiaruly
enough doing to mnko a market The trade
m stonkors and feeders wns about steady.
A bunch of fleshy cattle , about good enough
for killer , sold for feeders at * 3.23 , nnd
quite a string of westerns changed hands at
t340Q3.50. _
Unas.
Heavy heirs sold Co lower on an average ,
although Chicago was reported 1015 < 5 lower.
A few loads \VhIch carao in after midday
were held over , the buyers not wanting them
nt the morning prices. The light hoga also
suffered n decline of about Cc , light sorts
going nt $1,03 that brought $4.00 and $4.05
yesterday. The llcht hog shippers reported
their hogs as costing 2' < ® 5c less than
yesterday. The light mixed hogs sold
largely nt $3.SO@100 , with n good many loads
selling to the fresh moat trade nt $3.SOri ( )
8.83.
_
Hticcn.
A double dock of westerns was received
and sold readily at 3.75 , which was a strong
market
_
llocoipts.
Cattle . 700
Hogs . 5,500
Sheep . . ' . 193
Prevailing
The following is a tiblo of prio.il paid In
this market for the grades of stock man >
tloncd :
Prime steers. 133J to 1010 lbs..f 3 90 @ 4.RO
Good steers , 1250 to U.VJ Ibs. . 3.75 ® 4.10
Good steers , 105J to 1800 Ibs . . . 3.23 ( S.'UIO
Western steers . 2.40 @ 3.00
Common canncrs . 1.00 ( V01.50
Ordinary to fair cows . 1.50 ( vei.75
Fair to good caws . 1.73 ( ! 1.93
.Good to choice co W3 . 1.00 ( ( * 2.20
Fair to good bulls . 1.50 ( $2.00
Light stocKers and feeders. . . . 3.553 (5g2.00 (
Good fojdcrs , 030 to 1103 Ibs. . . 2.50 ( $3.90
Fair to ohoico light hogs . 8.90 ( .p4.00
Fair to choice heavy i.ogs . 8.05
B'alr to ehoico mixed hogs . 3.80 M3 00
Common to rough hogs . 3.45 @ 3.U5
Koproiuatativo
simms.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
, .1271 U 00 It . .1278 3 73
99. .1235 0 GO 20. , .13S3 3 75
23. , .1189 8(10 ( 19. , .1300 8 85
2'J. .13 > 4 a 03 83. , .1370 883
30. 8 03
cows.
12 81(1 ( 1 CO D. . . . .1240 2 10
STOCKEKS.
07 73 < i 2 40 23 . . . 790 3 40
14 8J5 * 2 4U 70. . . 713 ' 55
18. .1073 3 25
25IIUI.1,3.
IIUI.1,3. .
.1550 2 35
35OXEtf.
OXEtf.
2 . 1155 1 50
WUSTBIIN CATTLB.
Owner and No. Av. Pr.
43 feeders . 1227 $2.40
25 feeders . 1110 3 20
83 feeders . CGO 2 BO
23 feeders . 1007 243
Tiin Klnney
4 cows , range . 1002 1 03
28 feeders , rungo . 1205 1 80
Cleveland Cattle Co.
64 steers , corn-fed . 1332
P. Barrett
73 feeders . 1134 2 50
72 steers . 1U05 2 80
noas.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh i. Pr.
9. . . .210 80 $3 70. . . .809 100 $373
15. . . .123 3 23 CO. . . .813 8 73
4. . . .833 8 50 .17. . . .8M 80 8 75
23. . . .812 120 3 50 01. . . .2SS 200 3 75
12. . . .804 80 8 53 70. . . .2(15 ( ' 120 3 77H
. .2U1 80 3 55 49. , . .859 877K
. .813 80 3 55 48. , . .800 40 380
19. . . .297 40 3 55 .19. , . .3S5 380
25 . . .858 40 3 GO 50. . .811 120 3 80
9. . . .823 160 8 00 75. . . .258 100 8 80
9 . . .889 SO 3 CO C9. , . .215 240 8 80
21. . . .301 120 3 C > 0 CO. . . .312 80 3 80
10. . , .3o3 200 3 GO 55. , . .233 ICO 8 80
12. . . .274 100 3 00 07. . . .210 40 3 80
9. . . .318 3 CO Qi. . . .303 80 3 SO
9. . . .379 it CO 43. . . .333 3 SO
29. . . .834 100 n GO CO. . , .2-.8 3 SO
28. . . .2SO 120 3 G5 CO. . . .272 100 3 SO
Ot. . . .230 210 8 G5 et. . . .235 80 2 80
19. . . .833 SO 3 GU Co. . . .209 120 8 SO
07. . . .213 240 8 05 5t. . . .318 3 SO
85. . . .313 3JO 3G7K " . .205 SO 3 SO
48. , . .337 240 8 70 45" ; ; . .271 80 3 80
03. , . .203 SOO 3 70 53. . . .304 200 3 80
59. , . .278 2SO 3 70 53. , . .250 40 3,85
70. . . .200 330 8 70 52. , .203 80 3 85
53. , . .299 100 3 70 C3 . .241 120 3 85
53. , . .300 240 8 70 57. . .213 40 3 85
03. , . .275 800 370 03. . .235 120 3 'JO
59. , . .203 200 8 70 57. . .230 40 3 90
5(1. ( , . 200 80 3 70 CO. . .215 80 3 90 .
03. , . .289 100 8 70 CO. . .200 40 4 00
55. , . .317 40 81. . .219 4 00
03. . .277 120 48. . .218 40 4 00
51. , . .2 80 3 72 ; . 103. . .218 4 00
53. , . .273 2SO 373 } 07. . .108 I 00
02. , . .273 40 872J * 03. . .224 SO 4 IX )
59. . .297 100 8 75 59. * j22 4 00
50. , . .319 80 8 75 24. ! ! l53 4 00
55. , . .233 80 8 75 44. . .193 40 4 00
75. . .211 3JO 8 7b 43. . .201 4 00
53 , .30 : ! 120 8 75 41. 3 : > (1 ( to 4 00
02. . .263 120 8 75 CO. , .215 80 1 00
05. , . .297 160 8 75 30. , .203 40 4 00
03. , , . 'M7 120 8 75 50. , .aw 120 4 00
77. . .349 103 8 75 30. , .213 40 4 00
b3. , .2'JO 230 8 75 81. . .211 4 00
51. . .852 100 3 75 54. , .203 4 03
. .2S8 100 3 75 40. , .213 40 4 00
BHEC1' . 00Pr.
No. Av. Pr.
westerns . 117 S3 75
Lilvu Stout Notes.
Mr. Maok'oy had hogs on the market.
John Powell had cattle In from Burr.
C. Schroeder had bogs on market from Leo
City.
City.B. T. Brackett , of Powell , was a visitor at
the yards.
J. D. Donner , of Gothenburg , was a visitor
at the yards.
Berryman & Little , of Cordova , were
market with hogs.
H. Mossaer , of South Bond , was on the
market with cattle.
A. C. Smith came in from Ceutral City
with three cars of cattlo.
Courtland was represented by J. L. Jack
son , who marketed cattln.
R. Hunter & Bro. , of Langdon , Missouri ,
marketed a load of bogs.
Henry Cook came in from Underwood
Iowa , witli two cars of hogs.
Gould & La Grange , of Fullerton , were on
market with five cars of cattlo.
Nyo-Wilson-Morehouso-Co. marketed hogs
from Duvcy , Wisnor , and Hickorson.
Gibson & Pratt came In from Clark's with
193 sheep , und got 3.73 for them.
Wiley Black , one of Plattsrnouth's
prominent shippers , was on market with
hogs.
The hog receipts were the heaviest since
the Oth inst , and as compared with the same
day lust week show u gain of about 1,80J
'head. The market is now & @ 10o higher on
light weights und 5@lOo lower ou heavy
hogs than a week ago.
L. B , Gorham , the enterprising live stock
agent of the Rock Island , was hero to-day.
Ho has been putting in the summer traveling
in the western territories , und will go bud
there again In a few days.
Jim Daub , the old-time popular hog buyer
Is back from Chicago on a visit. Ho may
stay a few days or , if the outlook is good , a
few mouths.
OMAHA K 9IA.KKI3TS
Produce , rrulu , Etc.
Eoos Strictly fresh , 15@10c.
Bnrrnu Creamery , fanoy. 15@10o ; choice ,
14@15o. Dairy , fancy , 1314c ; choice , llg
12o. Country , fancy , 12@l4c ; creed to choice
10@llo ; fair , 9@10o ; inferior , 0@7c.
LIVJS PIQEOXB Per doz. , $1.50.
GAMK Prairie chickens , $ } ,003.00 ; mal
lard ducks , 2.50@3.00 ; mixed ducks , fl.50
@ 2.00 ; teal , * 1.25@1.50 ; luck snipo. 1.25@
1.50 ; plover , $1.00651.23 ,
BIUNS Choice hand-picked navy , $1.75 ®
$3 00 ; choice hand-picked medium , $ l.G5a
$1.60 ; choice hand-picked country , tl.GOft
1.C3 ; clean country , fl.0@1.00 ; luferioi
country , $1.00@1.23.
HIPM , PBI.TS , TALLOW , ETC. Green salted
hlilos , 4) ) @lKo ; dry saltoa. hides , So ; dry
flint hides , 7o ; calf bides , 4 } @ 5o ; damagec
hides , 2u leas ; sheep pelts , green , each , 25c@
$1.00 ; sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , 9@12o. Ta
low , No. 1 , 4 < $4Jo ; No. 3 , 8tf@3o. Grease ,
white , 4K@W > i yellow , 2 ® 3c.
WOOL Fmo , average , loXiilOa ; medium ,
average , 21@ io ; quarter-blood , averugo ,
@ 21o ; oaarso , average , 15Ql7c ; cotts unc
rough , average , l-K&lUu-
CUKVSK Young Americas , full cream
Oo ; factory twins. C e ; off grades , 0ro ;
Van Hosscn Edom , fll.&O ncnuloz ; "P " " R ° ,
Oo ? brick , Iljl2c ( ; llmburger , 7 (3Sc ( ; do
mestic Swiss 140.
, . , r
LEMONS Fan oy , $0 00 { < ? 9 BO ; choice , $5.00.
Arrtr-s-Per bbl , $1.X3 ( , < .
CAuronNiA. PEICIIES 30 Ib boxes , $ l.GO ®
7S.
7S.CAUFOUNU GRAPES * l.f0@1.75. !
CAUFOIINIA. PLUMS 81.50.
PEAKS 40 Ib boxes , $1.75@3.23.
BANANAS According to lzo , per bunch ,
3.oo@a.oa
COCOVNUTS Per 100 , $3.00.
APPLE BUTTEn 5c.
Cinnii-Bbls , $5.50 ; hf ttbls , $3,00.
'
MAPI.B SUOAK 13J ® l5b'pbr Ib.
VBAL Chnlco , medium * lzo , 5J ® 8Xo ;
holco heavy , Do ; spring lumbs , $30.00iJ31J.OO (
icrdoz. '
HONEY 15o par Ib for choice.
PnnsRiivES 9J @lOo per Ib. "
JELLIES 3 > @ 4o per Ib.
BEESWAX No. 1 , 10l9c.
Pins FEET Pickled , kits , 75o ; pickloil
pigs' tongues , kits , $3 3o ; pickled tripe , kits.
05c ; pickled II. O. trlpo , kits , 83o spicoil
pigs' hocks , kits , $1.15.
Bent TONOUBS Salt , bbK $30.
Groccrlnd.
Piiovisioxs Hams , No. 1 , 10-lb avornirc ,
lie ; 20 to 23 Ibs , lOJtfo ; 12 to It Ibs , llj o ;
$ o. 3 , OMo ; 8ieclals , 12o ; shoulders. 5) ) o ;
> rcakfust bacon , No. 1 , 8/c ; specials , 12o ;
iicnlc , 0 , ' c ; hnui situsano , Sj o ; drlod beef
mms , 9 c ; beef tongues , $3 per dozen ; dry
salt meats , 5)lr ) ( 0o per Ib ; boneless ham ,
8 } < o ; ham roulette , OJ o.
PIORLCS Medium , per bbl. $5.00 ; small ,
a 00 ; gherkins , $15.50 ; O. & B. chow oho w ,
qts. $5 90 , pts , ? 3.40.
BAUS American A , seamless , 17o ; Union
Squnro paper , discount 83 per cent.
COVFEB Green Fancy old troldon Ulo ,
2lc ; fancy old pcaberry , 23o ; HIo , choice tb
nncy , 28c : Klo , prime , 23c ; Rio. good ,
2ln ; Mocha , 2o ) ; Java , fnney Mundchllng ,
J7o ; Java , good Interior , 2Io.
CorruB Roasted Arbucklo's Ariosa ,
21 , ' e ; McLnURhlin's XXXX , 2l o ; Goruinn ,
J3fo ( ; Dilworth , \go \ ; Aluroma , 2I,18' -
DIIIBD FUUITS Currunte , 4 > @ . " > o ; prunos.l
cusits , 1,300 Ibs , 4 > { @ 4J c : prunes , bbls or
jags , 4 f@4 io ; citron peels , drums , 20 Ibs.
Jle ; lemon peel , drums , 20 Ibs , lOc ; fard
dates , boxes , 13 Ibs , 9c ; apricots , cholca
evaporated , 13e ; nprlcots , Jelly , cured ,
25-lb boxes , 14c , apricots , fancy , Mt
Huiinlton , 23-lb boxes , 15e ; apricots , choice ,
jags , 80 Ibs , 13 > o ; apples , ovnoratcd ] , Alden ,
50-lb boxes , O c ; apples , StirG@0o ; apples ,
fnney Alden , 6-lb , So ; apples , fancy Alden ,
2-lb , 8 > o : blackberries , evaporated , 50-lb
joxos , 5X@Go ; cherries , pitted , dry cured.
I5c ; pears , California fancy , } s boxes , 23
, bs , 13) a : poaches , Cal fancy , > unp boxes ,
23 Ibs , loj ; poaches , Cul No. I , fancy , K3U"P
Dags , bO Iba , I3c ; peaches , fancy , ov.ip unp ,
50-lb boxes. 12@l4o ; peaches , Silt Luke ,
now , 7@ac ! : nectarines , red , 12c ; nectar
ines , sliver , bass , 12u ; pitted plums , Cal ,
20-lb boxes , lie ; raspberries , ovap , N. Y. ,
now , 21c ; prunes , Cal , R. C. , 90-KK ) boxes ,
23 Ibs , So ; prunes , Cul , R. C. , 00-70. 9c ;
0 run go peel , 15c ; raluins , California Lon-
dons , crop 1888 , * 2.40@2.GO ; raisins , Califor
nia loose , muscatels , crop 18S8 , $1.90 < V43.00 ;
Valencius , 1SS8 , 7 c.
CANNED FISH Brook trout , 3 Ib , $2.40 ;
salmon trout , 2 Ib , $3.33 : clams , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
clams , 31b , S'J.OO ; clnm chowder. 8 Ib , $1.25 :
deviled crabs , 1 Ib , $3,25 ; deviiud crabs , 2
Ib , 53 50 ; codfish balls , 2 Ib , ? 1.75 ; cavier , X
Ib , $325 ; eels , 1 Ib , $3.40 ; lobsters , lib , Sl.90 ;
lobsters , 2 Ib , $ J.90 ; lobsters , deviled. } f Ib ,
$2.25 ; mackeiel. 1 Ib , $1.05 ; mackerel , inu *
tnrd sauce , 3 Ib , 53.10 ; imicuercl , tomato
snuce , 3 Ib. $3. 10 ; oysters , lib , < J5c ; oysters ,
2 Ib. 31.00 ; salmon , C. H. , 1 Ib , $3.00 ; salmon ,
C. U. , 2 Ib , $2.80 ; salmonl Alaska , 1 Ib , 51.GO ;
salinoi } , Alaska , 2 Ib.Co ! ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
52.G3.
CANNBH ME ITS Corned beef , 1 Ib square
cans , $1.20 ; 2 Ib square , cans , SO 05 ; ( Jib
square cans , $0.50 ; 14 Ib square cans , $14.00.
Lunch tongues , 1 lu rouqd cans , $3.00 ; 2 Ib
round cans , $4.75. Bruwn , 1 Ib square cans ,
$1.20 ; 2 Ib square cans , $2.00 ; 0 Ib square
cans , $0.50 ; 14 Ib square cans , $14.00 Ox
tongues , \yt Ib round cans , $3.1)0 ) ; a Ib round
cans , 50.00 ; 2' < f Ib round cans , $7.00 ; 3 Ib
round cans , $3.0U. Chipped beef , 1 Ib round
cans , $3.00 ; 2 Ib round cans , $4.00. Roast
beef , 1 Ib round cans , $1.20 ; 2 Ib round cans ,
f.2.00. Potted hum , } { Ib round cans , Coo ;
K 'b ' round cans , 51.20. D.ovilod hum , ? { Ib
round cans , G5c ; 14 Ib round cans. $1.30.
Potted ox tongue , } Ib round cans. Goc ;
> 4 Ib round cans , $1.20. Compressed 1mm ,
1 Ib square cans , $1.75 ; 2 Ib square cans ,
$2.75. Tripe , 2 Ib round cans , $ l.bO. Minced
collops , 2 Ib round cans , $2.20. Boneless
pigs feet , S Ib square cans , $3.35. Ono pound
cans are packed two dozen and four dozen to
case ; two pound cans , ono dozen and two
dozen to case ; half pound cans , two dozen to
case ; quarter pound cans , four dozen to
case. All prices per dozen , net
HA.Y $4.00@3.00.
CHOP FnED-$10.00@12.00.
BHVN $10.00.
SAUSAGE Bologna , 4(34Kc ( ; Franltfurt , 7c ;
tongue , So ; summer , 20ai21) ( c ; head cheese ,
Gc.
WIIAPPINO PAPKR Srtaw , od rib. 1 @
3(3 ( : rac , 2Xe ; maoilla , B , 5@Gc ; No. 1 ,
8c.
8c.SALT Dairy , 2SO Ibs In bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , 00 , 3s , S3.80 ; best grade , 100 , 3s ,
$3.40 ; best grade , 23 , 10s , $3.30 ; rock salt ,
crushed , $1.80 ; dairy salt , Asliton , 50-lb bags ,
85c ; bulk , 224-lb bags , $3.40 ; common , m
bbls , $1.25.
CANUV 9 ® 12 > ! ro per Ib.
CHOCOIATE ANJ > COCOA. 21@37c per Ib ;
German chicory , red , TJ c.
GINOCK Jamaica , J/ pints , $3.00 per doz.
FAKINACEOUS GOODS Barley ,
farina , 4Jtfc ; peas , 80 : oatmeal , 2 @ . " ) c ; mac-
uronia , lie ; vermicelli , Ho ; rice ,
saco and tapioca , 0@7c.
FISH Salt Dried codfish , 5j @ 3) ) c ; scaled
herring , 24c per box ; hoi. herring , dom. 5flo ;
Hamburg spiced herring , $1.40 ; hoi. herring ,
70c(3$1.00 ( ; mackerel , largo family , $11.50 per
100 Ibs ; whitoflsh , No. 1. $650 ; family , $3.75 ;
trout , $5.25 ; salmon , $8.00 ; anchovies , bOc.
LYE-$1.75@4.50.
NUTS Almonds , 15@17o ; Brazils , 80 ; fll-
berts , lie ; pecans , lOc ; walnuts , 12c ; peanut
cocks , Sc ; roasted , lOc.
POTATOES 2o@35c per bu.
Poui.Tur Ola hens and chickens , $3.50 ®
3.50 ; spring chickens , $3 50@2.75 ; ducks and
geese , per Ib , 10r > ; turkeys , U@10c ; young
ducks , per doz , $3.00.
SUGARS Cut loaf , OKo ; cut loaf , cubes ,
OJ e : Standard , powdered , O c ; XXXX
powderep , 9X ° granulated , Standard , 8 % @
8o ; confectioners' A , 8owhite \ , extra O ,
84c ; Climax , 8J c ; extra C , Nebraska , T"
Amber , 7) c ; California Golden C , 7 c.
Lun > Tierces Refined , 5o ; choice , ( VBU ,
pure leaf , 0c ; kettle rendered , 7c. Add
Vo to JjjC for smaller quantities.
OILS Kerosene P. W. , OJfo ; W. W. , 12o ;
headlight , 13o ; salad oil , $3.15@U.OO per
dozen.
SAI.SODA lj < @ 2 'o per Ib.
STAHOII 5@7o per Ib.
STOVE POLISH $2.00@5.87 per gross.
SPICES Whole , per Ib Allspice , lie ; Cas
sia , China , OV c ; cloves , ZansibarOo ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75n ; pepper. 17c.
Dry Gooits- .
PIIINTS Pink and Uobes Rlehnwnd. 0 } o ;
Allen , Co ; Hiverpolnt , 5X ° i Steel.
Pacific , 0 > tfo. - u
PJIINTS Indigo Bluo-tSt. Logor ,
Washington , ( % a ; American , Qa\ \ Arnold ,
OJ c ; Arnold Century , Oo ; Windsor Gold
Tic't , lO e ; Arnold B , lOKo ; Arnold A , I2o ;
Arnold Gold Sc.il , 10 ; o.V.ellow ; . Heal , 10 } c :
Amana , I''c.
CoMi'OliTKlts t < 5.50@p5 00.
Cousnt JEVNS BostonJ 7JiO ; Androscqg-
gin , 7c : Kearsuge , 7Jfcj ! Uuckport ,
Consutoga , f ' -
Stevens' SItT , . . .
DHNIMS Amoskeatf , fl oz. 10 > o ; Everett , 7
oz , 18o ; Vork , 7 oz , I9c : Haymaker , 8 > < e :
Juffrey , XX , HWo ; Joifroy. XXA , 12i c ;
Heaver Creek , AA , 12o ; IJeaver Creek , B13 ,
lie ; Ueaver Creek , CC.MOo.
GINOIUM PluiikottAuhecks , O o ; Wlilt-
HouseKecpor , 8 > tfo : New Candidate.
Berkeley cainbrio. No. CO , Oo ; You Bet , 4-4
G'fo ; butter cloth. OO , 4tfo : Cabot , 7Ko ;
Far troll , half bleached , 8Wo ; Fruit of Loom
8fo ; Green G , Oo ; Hope , 73s' : KlngPhllli |
cambric. lOu ; Lonsdale cum brio. ] 0o ; Lons-
dalo. 8o ; New York mills , 10o ; Popperoll
43 In , lUo ; Pejiperoll , 40 In , llo ; Peppcroll ,
fV4 , 14 0 ! Pepperell , 8 4 , 20o ; Popperoll , 9-4 ,
83o 5 Popperell. 10-4 , 24o ; Cant9ii , i-4 , 8)4'o ;
Canton , 4-1 , 9 ; o ; Triumph , Oo : Wumsuttn ,
lie ; Valley , 6a
TICKS Oakland , A , 73 < o ; International
YY , 80 ; Shetucket. S. 8WoYarun ; | , No.870 ,
10o ; Berwick , BA , 18o ; Acme , 13o : York ,
.ln- 1 ° : York , 83 In , m oi Swift Hlyor ,
8c ; Thorndlke , OO , 8 } c ; Thorndlke , EP ,
BHe ; Thornalko , 120 , O o ; Thornulke. XX ,
15o ; Cordis. No. 5 , 0 } ot Cordis , No. 4 , 10 > < o.
DUOK West Point. 23 in , 8 oz , O o : West
Point , 29 in , 10 oz , I'Me ; West Point , 29 in ,
12oz , 154o ; West Point , 40 lu , 11 oz , We.
PlaldRaftsmon , 20o ; Clear
ako , 8C > qj Iron Mountain , 20 } < o ,
PRINTS Solid Colors Atlantic , Oo ; Slater ,
Oo : Berlin oil , OXc ; Garner oil , 0@"o.
CIIKCKS Caledonia X ,
'alcdoma X.\UOi , cl Economy , OoOtis ; , lie
Granlto. 0 > 4'o : Crawford checks , 805 Haw
{ Ivor plaids , B'fe.
SIIRGTIXO , Buows Atlantic A , 4 4 , 7/o ! ;
Atlantic II , 4-4 , 7e ; Atlantio D , 4-4 , 0c ;
Atlantic P , 4-1 , Oo ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Gc ; Au
rorn C , 4-4 , 4fc ; Crown XXX , 4-4. O c ;
looslor Lu , 4-4 , r > ii : Indian Head , 4 4 , 7o ;
jawroncoLL , 4-1 , ojfos Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
iKc ; Popporoil R , 4-1. OJi'o ; 1'opporoll E , 40-
nch. 71/o ; Popporoil. 8-1 , 37' < fc : Popporell ,
I 4 , 2 o : Popporoil , 10-4 , 22c : Utlca C , 4-4 ,
4J4'o ; Wnehusotts , 4-4 , 7o ; Aurora It , 4-4 , 7c ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , OJtfc.
FiANNKi-s-V hltcG. . II. No. 2 , / , 23J < c ;
G. II. No. I , * / , 23Ko ; G. II. No. 2 , # . 83 o ;
3. H. No. 1 , ; ? , : ( ! , Quechoo No. 8 , } ( , 83Ko ;
Ducchco No. a , J , 873 o ; Anawan , 82
Windsor , 23 0.
FLiNNiti.s-Rrd-C , at Inch , 15) ) 0 ; E , 24
uch , 81 Wo ; G O , 24 inch , 20oH ; A F , JT ,
25e ; J ItP , f , 27e ; G , ji 23o.
ICcxTtroKV JKVXS Hercules , 18o : Lcnm-
ngton , 223 < o ; GlenwooJ , 23c ; Melville , 23o ;
3nns-up. 27Ko ; Memorial , 15o ; Standpoint ,
18c : Durham , 27Ka
AltscELLANiiOUS Table oil cloth , $350 ;
able oil cloth , mnrblo , $3.50 ; plain Holland ,
0 > Vc , dado Holland , 13 > tft\
PKINTS Dross Charter Oak. ofe ; Uima-
w , 4c : Lodi,5tfo ; Allen Oo ; Richmond , Go ;
Wind&or , 0 > c ; Kddystone , 0c ; Paclllc ,
BAITS Standard , 8c ; Gem , ' 80 ; beauty ,
12 > $ c , Boone , 14o ; B , casgd , M.BO.
HMNKETS Whllo , $1.00M7.50 ; colored ,
$1.10@S.OO.
C MUJUCS Slater , tie ; Woods , 5e ; Stand
ard , fie ; Peacock , Cc.
CUIPBT WAiti'-Ulbb , white , ISJ c ; co
orod , 21 } c.
COTTON FiiiNNEi.3 1Q per cdnt trade dis. ;
EB. 8Jfc ; GO , fl/o : XX , 10 > fc ; OO , llj c.
unblouclied , LL , 5J o ; CC , iiS o ; SS , 7 ; > fol
NN , 12 } c ; AA , 1-lc ; DD , 15Ku ; TT. Ifljtfo *
YY , ISo ; BB , lUc ; 20 bleached , 8 } " , 'W '
ISJ .i ; 80 , l,1 > c. 00 brown uud slate , 03 70 ;
12 > o ; OO.lOc.
Liiitnbcr nml Uiilldlim Material.
f. o. b. , Omahn.
STOCK BOAIIDS A , 12 Inch , s 1 s 14 and 10
feet , $4(1.00 ( ; B 12 inch , s 1 s 12,11 mm 1(1 (
feet , $41.00 ; C 12 inch , s I s 12 , 13 and 13 feet ,
$30.00 ; D 12 inch , sis 12 , H and 115 feet ,
$23.00 ; No. 1 Com. 13 In s 1 s 13 foul , 518.00 ;
No. 3 Com. 13 In s 1 s U and 1(5 ( feet , $17.50 ®
18.50 ; No. 1 Com. 12 In s 1 s 10,18 and 20 foot ,
$10.60 ; No. 2 Com. 12 in s 1 s 11 and 10 foot ,
? 17.CO.
PopTiAH LuMiiEn Clear poplar box bds , Jjf
in , s 3 s , $ J5.00 ; clear poplar , % in panel ,
$30.00 ; clear poplar , pg in panel , $ .3.5.00 : clear
poplar , J p.mol stock wide , a 2 s , fW.OO ;
; lcnr poplar corrugated coiling , % , $30.00.
POSTS White cedar , G inch halves , 13c ;
vhito cedar , 5 } inch halves and 8 Inch q'rs ,
le ; white cedar , 4 inch round , IGc ; Tennessee -
see rod cedar , split , IGc ; split oak ( white )
Sc ; sawed oak. 18e.
SHIP LUNo. . 1 plain , 8 and 18 inch. $17.50 ;
No. 2 plain , 8 and 10 Inch , $15.50 ; No. 1 , O.G.
$18.00.
DIMENSIONS ANH TIMpER.
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 23 ft 24 ft
2x4.15 00 1500 1500 1(5 ( 00 10 Ol ) 1800 1900
2x0. . . . 1500 1500 1500 1000 1(100 ( 1800 19 IK )
2xS..150 ( ) 1500 1500 1000 1000 18 OJ 1000
: xl0..1. > 00 1500 1500 1000 1000 1800 1900
2x12..15 00 1500 1500 1000 1000 1800 1900
4x4Sx.81ti 00 10 00 1(5 ( 00 17 00 17 00 18 00 19 00
FENCING No. 1 , 4 and 0 inch , 13 and 1-4 ft ,
rough , 510.00@10.5'J ' ; No. 1,4 nnd 0 inch. 1(5 ( It ,
$ l7.00il7.50 ( ; No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 12and 10 ft.
$ l.50tf8ll.OO ! ) ; No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 1(1 ( ft , $15.00
( $10.00.
FINISHING 1st and 3d clear , 1 } { inch , s 2 s.
? 49.UO@51.00 ; 1st nnd 2d cie.irM and 2
inch , s 3 * . $47.00(5)50.00 ( ; 3,1 clear , \ } < inch , s
3 s , moO'S.t'KOO ' ; B select. ! / , 1J { and 2 inch ,
s 2 s. $37.Ki3.00 ) : ; 1st and 2d clear , 1 inch , s
3s , $45.00 ; lid clear , 1 inch , a 3 s , $30.00 ; A
select , 1 inch , s 3 s , $ J3.00 ; B select , 1 inch ,
s 2 s. $30.00.
CEII.IXG ANI > PAIITITIOX 1st Com , 5 { in
white pine partition , $ J2 03 ; 3d Com. % in ,
white pine partition. 7.00 ; clear % in , yel
low pine ceiling $ 0.00 ; clear % In , Norway ,
$14.5(1 ( ; 3d Com. H in Norway , $13.00.
BoAiios No. 1 com s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
$19.00 ; No. 2 com s 1 s 13.14 and 10 ft. $10.50 ;
No. 8 com sis 13 , 14 und 1(1 ( ft , $14.50 ; No. 4
com s 1 B 15 , 14 and 10 ft ( ship'g cull ) , $11.00.
Add 50c per \I ft for rough.
BATTENS , WELL TITHING , PICKETS O. G.
Halts , 2J inch , COc ; O. G. Butts , > x3 , ss.n.-
83c ; 8-in wel Hubing , D. & M. and bov. $22 ; 10
pickets , D. & H.ilat , $20.00 ; pickets , D. & H.
square , $10.00.
FLOOUIX.G 1st com 0 inch white pine ,
$34.00 ; 2dcomO inch white pine , 531.00 : 3a
com C inch white pine , $20.00 ; D com 0 inch
white pine. § 30.00 ; com 4 und G inch yellow
pine , $1500 ; Star 4 inch yellow pine , S17.00 ;
1st and 2d clear yellow pine , 4 and 0 inch ,
$19.00.
SinxoLES , LiTn , per M XX clear , $320 ;
extra "A * , $3.80 : standard A , $3.00 ; 5 inch
clear. $1.GO@1.70 ; 0 inch clear , $1.75@1,80 ;
No. J , $1.10@1.15 ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $3.4'J ' ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $4,50 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ;
lath , 53.00.
Twines and Hone.
BINDERS'TWINE Sisal , 15) c ; hemp , ; col
manilhi , 18c.
Ci.ontauNES Cotton , 50-ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
CO-ft , $1.40 ; Jute , 50-ft , 90e ; ] utf. 00-ft , $1.00.
COTION TWINE Pine , 22c ; medium , 11K ° >
heavy hemp , lOc ; light hemp , 15c.
SAIL TWINE B , sail , 20c ; Calcutta , 15c ;
Manilla rope , 13 c ; sisul rope , llj < jc ; new
products , Sc ; jute , So ; cotton , 12c ; hide rope ,
17c.
17c.SHROEDER
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
60S feauUilillli Street , - Omuliu
THE R1ALTY MARKET.
TN3TKU.MiNrd : placed on rasarj during
JL yesterdav.
A Campbell to W A Denton , lot 2 , bik S3.
town of Waterloo , n o (1 S 35
George Campbell uud wife to W A Denton -
ton , lot V , bile - ) , town of Waterloo. < j o rt 85
Wary Itobu et ul toV A Denton , lot - ' . blk
O , lodn of Waterloo , ( i o a S5
B J/ Dull to K CUildersleor . < xxrtt ) feet In
Yulley.wd :
D C ( irillln to M A Darnanl , und y , lots 8
nuilO , blkl , Wejt fcnaadd , wil P.TfiO
A Hteiulein uud wife to James lliady , lot
0 , blk in , towaof Walerloo. wd 160
James llrady to F 0 Coulter , lot 0 , blk 1U ,
town ot Waterloo , w n 1M
A Temple ot al to F K Coulter , lot T , blk
10 , town of Waterloo , w d 100
A U Chariton aud wlfu to H C Hiibeo , lot
11. ulk4 , liiHtitutu 1'laco , wd COO
A Haumlors et al , trustees , to U Kenr. executor
' blk " 1. " faaiinderaiSf
ecutor , lota 17 to ill'
IIImcbautdi'H luhl. w d 1,000
Patiluk Laud Co to II M I'olk-y , lots 1.8 , 1
amis , nlk IA and lot IP. blk l-'l , Uundee
Place , w d 0,500
J U Multliaws and wlfu to II M I'olley , lot
in , blk 117. Ilnndeu Place , w d l.-ViO
N U ( Jurs to 1 Coo , nnd / of w ! i no no 0-
15-13 , w d 20
B Alexander and husband to K S , Ktone ,
w ' . ' , lotf ) , blk , Btiull'Hyd add , wd 2,000
K T Ciinnon ana liusbnnd to V 1 'J'lioiuuH.
lots 11 ixnd .Muyuc'H adu to Urulmru
11111. wd
Missouri Valley Lund Co to L S Bnmn et
al , Brt'BWT'ltl-H1 , wd , 839
W Swltzer to Presbyterian Association ,
lot I , blk 1ft , Boutli Unuiliu , q o d
I'rosbyterlun Association to U T Max
well , lot I , blk 19 , Boutli Omaha add ,
wd 8X1
V Kllngurt and wif o to J Jensen , lot fi , blk
0 , Jlupont Place , w d 1,300
1211 Blierwoo'l and wife to VII CotTmann ,
uii lot 7. blk ami. Omaha , wd 10,00)
II F Cooley ana wire to J O lluclimiui , uu
\'t of H H of lotd T au < l t > , blk W. Credit
Fonder add , wd . 760
II l > ' Coolny und wife to B 1) llelnloiimn , s
ii , n'A lots 7 ana 6 , blk 'U , Credit Koncler
mid wd 760
0 II llobertu to I , H Heed , no lMt'-11. w d. . 1
A O 1'roHt to II I ) Frost , o 48 ft lotl , Paul-
HCU'H udd , a o d '
A Hood und wife to Central Investment
Co. lot 12. blk - ' , Maj ne'H M add , w d . . 1 "JO
D Finlayson and n Ifo tu J ! ' 1'luclc. o ; v > 8-
1ft lots-15 nnd 10. Vutes if Iteod's sub ,
wd . . . . . , ! t' , K )
J F Klacc und wife to I ) I'lnlaysou , lots 17
to2l , blk ft Mystic I'ark. wd 2,000
3 V Pluck to K Plnlaysou. lots und K ,
blk i'Myatlo Park , w d , 800
Tweuty.plgUttransfora , t0,273
CliBliinan's Mentlio inhaler cures catuirh ,
headache , ueurilKla , usthma , hay ( over.
Trial Irco al jour UrueRlst. I'rico 60 ceats.
OBSERVED OF ALL OBSERVERS.
How n Younc Couple Mntlo tinvo nn
tlio ringing ICrlc.
On ono ol tlio otinnl lift bridges slootl
a young man and a young liidy pon-
slvoly loaning against the Iron rolling
nnd whispering tlio ott-toUl story of de
votion , pays tlio Uttca Observer. The
picturesque beauties ot the placid Erlo
lontu charm to the scone , und the many
pctlcstrinns looked upon the twain with
glistening eye nnd trod soltly as they
passed tlioin lost Iho d rerun bo rudely
UroUon. Commerce , however , knows
not the toiulor feelings ot love , and a
grim canalboat , propelled by a span of
gaunt mules , caino irresistibly down the
channel. The bridge must bo raised to
lot Ib pass ,
Oontly the brlilgotonilor tapped the
boll , but tlio dream of ulTecllo i was not
broken. Nowthobriilgo man rings the
boll sharply and rapidly , but the loving
couple do not hear Its" warning tones.
Loud shouts ring out from people look-
In tr on , and the brldgotondor rinfJS , Iho
boll and hollows llko a fog horn. There
is no sign on the part of the happy pair ,
and they are us ignorant of the commo
tion going on around thorn as though
they wc-ro statues. There is no time to
lose. The boat Is nearly to the bridge
and cannot bo stopped.
The brldgo begins to move upward.
The young man glances quickly around
and ignobly deserts his companion and
runs to ono of the ends , then turns nnd
secures the girl , and together they leap
( iIT the end of the bridge to the street.
The crowd laughs , while the yountr people
ple blush and hurry away.
8TUUCK A KOKTUNI2.
Newspaper Onrrlor Who Won $ ; { ( ) , -
UOO lu the Ijouisianit State
Lottery.
In a neat little brick cottage , ift No.
! ! 107 LtiStUlo street , there resides the
happiest and snuggest little family of
Germans that could bo found In many a
mile's hunt. It Is the home of Charles
Moinhardt , his wife and a little thrco-
yoar-old daughter. Only a few months
ago , Mr. Moinhardt was in tolerably
fail * circumstances , now he is what maybe
bo called the Jay Gould of West St.
Louis. In short , at the last drawing of
thp Louisiana State Lottery ho hold a
tenth part of the n umber 87SM , which
dio'.v the oipital prize of $ : i)0,000. ( ) A
Star-SayingH report or called at the rcsi-
denco of Mr. Moinhardt this morning.
Mr. Meinhnrdt was out on some succu-
lalion , hut his wife met the reporter
and said : "Wo are now a very happy
family. Wo won $10,00 ! ( ) and got o very
cent of It a few days ago. It was a very
lucky thing , and"wo have only been
playing the lottery for about four
months. I have been buying all the
tickets , but I got them uiiiier my hus-
bnnd' name , f bought this lucky ono
and took $2 out of his pocket to buy it ,
and I'm glad I did it now. My husband
will continue to carry papers , but ho
will-in vest in real estate to a consider
able extent. I would like to BOO some
body else do as well as wo. Wo Intend
to play a little every now and thon. "
Two other gentlemen of this city hold
onc-twontioth tickets and each drew
$15,000 , ore through the Lafayette and
the other through the Fourth National
Bank. Besides the above luck of St.
Louisans , there arrs any number of people
ple holding numbers for smaller prices.
The heaviest winners at this drawing
wore all in pretty fair circumstances ,
and now that they Imvo acquired bud-
don wealth , intend to have a pretty
good time out of it. Two of thorn are
investing in real estate in the West
End. Mr. Moinhardt. . , while still carry
ing papers , is contemplating a trip to
the old country with his family. [ St.
Hauls ( Mo.'Star-Sayings ) , August 28.
MoiiriH With n ilrokcn Neck.
Caleb Tozier , the young man who
has lived with a broken nock in Camden -
den for eight days , with an inch and a
hnlf of his spinal coru exposed-through
the succcssfvl removal of the broken
vertebra } , thinks ho is going to got
weli , says a Philadelphia dispatch. Ho
cannot possibly live , however , and his
sweetheart , whom ho would have mar
ried next month , sits by his sidp day
and night , and also thinks ho will re
cover , despite the physicians' intima
tion to the contrary.
Chamberlain's < * nlic , Cholera and
This medicine can always bo depended
upon , not only in the milder forms of
summer complaint , but also for malig
nant dysentery and cholera infantum.
The lives of many persons and especial
ly children are saved by it each year.
Boots and Shoos.
K1RKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
Succe.noM to Reed , Jonei & Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of irots & Slioes
Agouti for Boston ItubberShoe Cn.,1102.1101 and 1100
llaruej Street , ouiaua , Nebraska.
JBrovveja.
STORZ A 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1531 North Eighteenth streetOmaha , Neb.
Cornlco.
EAOLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Kannf ctnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window-cups and jnotMtcsVyllcMi. John Kpenetcr ,
proprietor. iiA aud 110 South lOtU tttcot.
Paper Boxes.
JOUN L. WILKtE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factor ? ,
Not. 1117 and 1319 Douglas itreet , Omahn , Neb.
Sash , Door8f Eto.
M. A. DISIIHOW & CO. ,
WuolciBlo rozaufaoturcri ol
Sash , Doors , Blinds ant Mouldings ,
Branch office , Hill a d lianl tlreaUi. Omaha Nfb.
Steam Fittings , Pumpo , Eto. _
"
BTRANO A "CLARK STEAM UKATIKO con
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
6ttm , water , rnllwnr anil mining auppllfi , - to.
iUU , 'f-i and ' .Ul Fariiam itretH , Omaha.
17. S. WIND EKOINE , fc PUMP CO. ,
. Steam and Water Supplies ,
Uallldftjr wind mllli , DIS and 920 Jones it , , Omabk.
_ U , V. lion. Aotlun Manager. _
JiROWNELL & GO. ,
Engines , Bailers aud General Machinery ,
BbooMron nark , ( team pumpi , inn mllli. 1213-1215
l.cu enir rth it reel , Omaha.
Iron Works.
PAXTON & V1ERLINO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought anl Cait Iron Building Work ,
Biiglnei , Dia work , Central /ounrtrr.mactilno ODd
liUckimllli work. Oillce cnu wurkf , U. 1' . lij.
and nib alruut , Oiimlia.
DMA UA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire andiron Railinis
Ucilcialli , tflnilopr ijuanli. flower il nil , wlra ilgmi ,
elc , 12J NurtU Itth treet , Uuiaha.
OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Bnrglar Froof Safes ,
Vault ! . 111 work , Iron auutt r and tire ucapti.
UjAuurecn. fruu'r. Corner Uta aud JaOioiinn.
UNION STOCK YARDS
Of Soutii Omaha , LMtci
Agricultural Implomonta.
mrlcnlt'l ' Implements , Wasons , Carriage.
llucclti , etc. Wliolo'n : * . Omnhn , J\'el > r sV ,
_ _ Furniture.
i/wwuijjnf "
DHirfir .t"sioNE ?
Mosaic Dealers in Fnrnilnro ,
Fnrnitm tttet , Orai\lm , Xebr k .
CHARLES
Fnrnitnw ,
Omahn , Nebraska.
Orocorlos.
"McOORD , ttliADY , t Co7J"
WholsMlc Grocers ,
ltth n < lloiu nworlli itrettt , Omaha , Nibraikt.
Hnrdwnro.
ir.
Hny Hirdware , Iron and steel ,
Sprlnui , triwon slock , harilwnre. lumber , cl . 1301
anil 1111 limner Blum , Ornnhiu _ _ _ _ _
MOL1NE , MILRURNA MODOARDCO ? ,
Mnnurnclurcr * nntl Job' ors In
W aons , Buggies Hatoi , Plows , Etc ,
Cor. fill ami 1'nclao strc U , Omaha.
ArtTafs' Materials.
A. ll , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
151,1 liouiilas treet , Omxlm , Xcbnukn.
Boots and Shoos.
ir. v. MOUSE & co. ,
Johte of Boots and Slices ,
1101,1103 , HOjUouplns utrect , Onnhn , Manufactory ,
tiutiuucr street , lluilon.
Cool , CoUo , Etc. _ _ _
ir. THATCHER COAL co. ,
Miners and Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
ItooniVI , 1) . H. Nntlunul Hunk llnllillnr , Omi'in. _
OMAUA COAL , COKE & LIME CO.
Jotteis of Hirfl eni Sail Coal ,
SOU Bouth 13th Mrot , Om.V.ia ,
NERRASKA VUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
a South 13th t..O.iialia. Nob.
i
"
"LUMBER , ETC ,
1. WAKEV1ELD ,
Wholesale Lnmlier , Etc ,
Imported ana American FortUnJcinont. . StaU
ki < hyrtiau lo cement and
j wlilto lnuo.
C11AS It. LEE ,
Mcr in BaMcd Lumber ,
Wood carpets airl parquet ilour.uy. Vth and Douglu
ttlotHs , Omulm , Neb.
"OMAHA LUMUER co. ,
All KiMs of Building Material at Wholesale
IbtLi cln'otand Union I'acinc Hack , Omaha.
LOUIS URADFORD ,
Daler : in Lninlier , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Coon , Etc. VnrJiCorner till and Don.iu . OfDot
Corner lltli mid Uuuulai.
FRED' W. ( litAY.
Lumlie Liiei Cement Etc.Etc
, , . , ,
Corner 9th aud Douglas sti , Omaha.
'
(7. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
ISth and California itrciit , . Omaha , N bra ka. _
Nlllllnory and Notions.
/ . OUERVELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Mi linery & M3ns
103 , 210 anJ 212 Soulli lltli street.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Punishing Goods ,
112 < Harnuy Street , Omaha.
Commission end Storage.
RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
Stor ge and Omission Mcrclianls
Specialties Mutter , can * , cheese , poultry ,
1112Howard streetOnmli.i , Noli.
Dry Coeds a nd Notions _
'
MrE. SMITH & CO. .
Dry Good ? , Farnisli'iiB ' Gold ? and Notions
1103 mid 1101 IJoualo' , cor. lltli itrcet , Umalm.Nab.
KlLPATItlCK-KOCii nnV GOODK CO. ,
Iinportors & Jolsrs 'n ' Dry Goods , Noli ins
furnltblnic uoodi. Corner IIIU nud Uarnej
utrc'Uts , Uniulia , Neuruslcn.
LEE , CLARKE , ANURJ-WElf
WARD COM PA NiT.
Wliolcsa'e Hardware , Cnllery , Tin Pla'B ,
& TAYLOII ,
Bnilders' ' Hard ware and Scale Repair S&OD &
Mechanic * ' tool anil UnlTalci ocalci. U * Douglu
trect , Oiimlia , N b.
Toyst Eto.
H. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobber ! of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Good ? ,
, children' * , 1201
a e furnljhlriK icoodi farrlOKes
fnrimm street , Ouiahu , .Nob.
Jtljp.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , '
Wholesale RGfiiefl anfl Luliricating Oils ,
Alia greato , etc. . OiDHlia. A. U. PUliop ,
Pa por.
CAItPENTEn PAPER CO. ,
Wliolesale Paper Ds lers ,
Cftrrr a nlci > stock of iirlntlnwriil plnir nn 1 writing
p perLHpeclul ntteulton Kircn to card paper
ElHSf'M'lOML ' "BANK.
U , S , DEPOSITORY.
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA" .
Capital $500,000
Surplus 100,000 ( I
HKllMAN KOIJNTX.K. rresldent , I
JOHN A. CUKiail'lON , Vice 1'resldcnt. IH
P. H. DAVIS. Cashier.
W. II , MKUQUUiit , Assistant Caslihr.
II. 12. OATKS , Assistant Cannier.
Safety Deposit Vaults in Basement. H
zz : BAC I
Corner Ibtk uud Karnuin Htroeui. Cliumbor ot
Coinmeice Hulldint' .
Cujiltnl .Stock $400,000
Liability of Stockliuldcrs 600000 ;
Hvo per cent palil on depuiUa , loans inado on real
utato und iiuraonui tecuruyi notes , vrarrnnli , itvcu
und bonds uurcbuicd.
. "I'1'0151131 . '
'nkx'rfcit ' 5 ? TiToiuVc
IIOAII1) i DlltKl/TOUS :
John h. Miles , ICmntii * llcnson ,
hHiuuelColuiT , JiiUn u. ISruii * .
Amlicvt Kotuwatcr , Morris MorrUiin ,
W.A.I' UlObon , ( Ioorio ; 1C , Murker ,
( v.Alvln Doitor I.'lllioiiia > ,
Itioriniin A. KiiUn ,
t' . U , Jolmion , JOUQ llui 1
I ) . Anderson.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
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