Nebraska Newspapers

    THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Wheat Opens on a Bulge , With Excite
ment in the Fit.
THE CORN MARKET ENJOYS STRENGTH.
OIKH Mvoly All Day A Mttlo fillr In
I'ork Cuttle U
Largely on tlie In
crease.
D , .liindP--Hprclal [ Telegram to TUB
ilKK.1 Tlio wheat market win a lively ouo
most of tlmdiiy. Tlio local trade , however ,
did most ( if tlio Iniftlncs * . I/nrgo and small
houses Indulged In scalping tactic. " , but the
pit was not without MOWS and good i'cu lures.
Buvurnl Influences combined to Blurt tlio mar
ket strong , There was good foreo carried over
from yesterday when prices cUxed at the top
mi a good bulge. An oflloliil cablegram gnvo a
big decrease of wheat on the ocean passage.
2,480,000 bushels , Liverpool cables were
firm for spot nnd futures. Ilutclilnsou'.s
bull talk was nl o considered by the erowd.
Ke.ce.lpts heio were very llgbt. only 'Jlt-nrs.
Un all these things the nuirkut opened on a
bnlgo and with Hut pit excited. During the
rnrly li-adlng there WIISHOIIIU free milling by
I'ardrldge. I.Inn. McConiilck k Co. and a few
others. HuU'hlnsou bought and the trndo
Ititiirrnlly chose ihe buying sldo and a go-xt
advuncu followed. At the top figure * the gain
over thu clo-us yesterday was about lu for all
moiitliM. At the xaino hour thu wheat markets
at New York , Dillntli , HI. l.ouls , Toledo and
dl her centers HhowL-d gains of ? ( u to I'-io for
.Inly. The bent prices did not hold long In
this market , us the erowd got
loaded very quickly and Hold out
and took the prod Is. On the break the bottom
prices of the day were reached , from ' - - "
. . . _ . . . - 8jo ? tortiiSc. Ilr.-iditl reel's makes thu
available wheat cast of the Kncklos decrease
Siil.MXi bushels for the week. The wheat mar
ket went to pieces befoie the close. Theie was
n general feeling of weakness on .selling out.
Iteam entered thnpltand pounded thu prices.
Thu break was sharp to the bottom prices of
tlio day nt the close. July Me. August Siiiic ,
SeploniburM'ie and December ST'jc.
The coin market enjoyed a llltlo strength
early. IlecolptH were moderate at : FX ) eut-.s.
tn this Huluhlnson was n buyer and gave
firmness to tliu market , The shippers were
also buyers and helped tlio prices. The slight
advance was a signal for general selling fioin
oilier sources and especially on all out-
sldo oidorM , The weakness In wheat
also caught I ho market about noon
and the clearing prlee.s were about Die bottom
ones for the session. The out ward movement
was fiee. Juno declined from IHy to : ilc. at the
closiii.luly. Illy to Ill'.c to : iPj to WiGM'su :
'
Keller ; September , IK to.'Cl'ie ' ; ! { ® . ' . .
Them WIIH a lively market In oats all day.
The lnlluonc.eaily ( led to remarkable buying
and prices \u-ro advanced materially. Mull
tiulnlH were light , icoelpts here bulng only 120
ears. On sensational ciop loports , lluichlu-
foii bought , Logan .t Company were fieo buy-
ci and tlio local trade played the market for
an unturn. The best prices were teaehed the
Ihs ! hour and a sharp decline befoie I ho close
left prices where thev were last night. June.
MU to'-Wit'loSM'sp ' ; July. SW'4 ' lo-- > ? e to ' "J to
BS'ii'i August , ST'i to 27 'to Wi lo1 > V ; Sup-
leniher , 'M ) , loL'To to L'U'.i2liie ' ? ; May sold at
Sli'ju ' and closed at liS'ii.1.
'I hcie was a III tie stir lu mess pork today.
July was Mil up fioin < rJ.fi. " > to fll.Oil and closed
at f IU')7's. ! ) ' There was llttlo done In Mirk. Short
ribs held about steady nil day nnd at ye.ster
ilay's prices. Lard weakened'- " , ! .nits , proba
lily on account of thelaruu receipts of bims.
There was a little provmiu to sell ribs early
by'udaliy ( and others. Dispatches . . . gave thu
receipts of bogs at uj.OuO and prices . * > u to lOc
lower.
cum. i * ; o i , 11' Tit CK.
OniOAno , June -.Special ( Tolosram to Tim
HKI : 1 OATTI.B The receipts , as will be .seen ,
contlnuo to bo largely on tlio Increase over
last week , showing , up to the present writing ,
an over supply of ( MWO bead. Of course tlio
overrun Is largely Texans. yet they fill tlio
place that plain grassy natives would occupy
If not on the market. Trade was slow at the
opening , with prices weak and many salesmen
( Hinting a decline of lOo on fair to good steers ,
especially grassy stock. Xatlvo butchers'
Mock sold aslmilo lower on account of the big
run of Texans. tlio number reacblnit about
M > , and Intiiin values were quoted lower ,
making a deullne of I0u for the week.
Tlio business In the stuekur and feeder
line continues light. C'liolce to extra
beeves , 'M..VTjs.in ; medium to good steers ,
i.w : ) to if m ibs. * i,4XT ( ( > i.7i ( ; i.s o to LW : ) ibs.
I.H fI..Vi ) IBO to l/-OO Ibs , fI.70OI.SO : stockers
and feeders siendy at ti.Illl.oor cows , bulls and
mixed weak attLlotitAKli ; bulk2.00Q2.ffl.Texas (
eattlo innrkut nb.iut steady. Steers , 1OO to Hl.'i
His. . fi.KMi.ii : : ( ) ; T.V ) to uooibs , fs.iugas.ii cows ,
H-MKM.Sil. ! ,
lions -Thorn wis another drop of a big 5e.
making a decicuse ( if 'JTio as eompaied with
the top prices of last week. Tlio great bulk of
best. niKcil sold at W.7. > , qiilto a good few at
ULiiTi to SI.7U and the besl. selected heavy at.
M/I.I to M.bO. I.lgbl Mirls.sold Inrguly at w.73.
t'lA XVMA / , .
NF.W YOIIK , Juno 18. [ Special Telegram to
TUB Ilr.n.l STOCKS London again Influenced
the stock market at the opening , llnylng from
that source was quite good. In addition to
this , the elTocts of tlio senate's action on the
Nllverblll yesterday , as seen In the market
yesterday aflftrnoon , were continued this
morning and the llrst prices were nil from ! 0
to ii percent higher than last evening's elos-
Ing llgures , The high prices , however , brought
4jut plenty of stock for sale , and on compara
tively active business. Sugar Uollnerles de
clined I , Oregon Transcontinental I and Nortb-
01 n I'uullle 34 percent , with fractional losses
In the remainder of the list. The pressure to
sell them abated and dullness again became
the ruling feature , with some appreciation In
values , though Sugar Ueflnorles aftorxvard re-
tltcd to still lower llgurei. lt"sldes the three
Nloeks mentioned , Atehlson , Itlchmoud & West
Point and Chicago Uas were active , but the
remainder of the list woio dull , with
Inslgnleant fluctuations , What slight notion
thoio was In the list up to noon was of a de
clining natiiie. The weakness lu stocks > was
onlto marked Into lu the day. The conditions
do not Improve In any iinailer and prospects
of favorable sliver legislation appear to bo
farther oil' than over. The declines the last
hour were through the entlio list. The net
losses were : Chicago Clas 1 uer cent , Sugars S.
Transcontinental' ' , Loulsvlllol , Now Knglund
14 , Canada Southern 1. Northern 1'aclllo com
mon 1 , preferred I , Atehlsou P > ,
b V
MiNKV--Kasy ) at percent.
I'uiMKMKiirA.NTii.Kl'Ai'Kii IvOd's per cent.
KTKHI.INII K.xoiiANdK-ynleti .steady ; bl.My-
tkty blllh.H.h5j4. doinahd. i .87iU.
i 'It O ItVVK .JUKK K r.S.
CiiiOAiio. Jiniii i IS.-IMS p. , „ . ohiso-Whont-
Weaks cash. MVlXi\e : July. MK8Ui'ji .
Corn-Kasy ; Uashil'e : ! July , ; ilia-HJo. ? !
Oals-lvasyi cash and July , . ' 8'ic.
Kvo Steady at 41)0. )
Hurley Nominal.
Trillin Timothy -fliV3l.7. ; ; : !
Klu\-l.w. :
Wlilsky-l.Xi. (
I'ork Vlrnii cash , flS.75 ; July. 11:1.00. :
I.ard Slow ; oanh , fVW > t ! July. * .1.hr4. !
V' ' " ' ! ! " " ' ' ' ' ' : elinnge ; doaleis
nbked ( l > Ai.V l for patents In barrels. H3i
CATS for bakers , ( .t.TfOH.31 for straight , JI.10
W . ( in anil for winter.
I'nivlslons Shoulders fi.OOiM,10 ; short clear.
.V4i < i.M.i ? klinri ribs , U.ti.Vd.VOJ. )
llutter 1'lrnii ereamery , lOiillo ; dairy ,
Oheeso Sleadyj full oieam Cheddars and
Hutu. T CtSoi Voung Ainnrleas , "JjItW'U' ,
Kggs Weak : fresh , lltr.l-.V.
Hides-Steady { light green suited. S' aCiCi
Hilled bulls , 5oj green salted calf , U toTc : dry
Hint , ( > 3i"e ! dry salted hides. Go : dry calf ,
CIHI ! deacons , iMoeach.
Tallow -Steady ! packed , 4' , < uM'o { ; No. 2 ,
yiic ; cake. J.HC.
Kecelnts. Shlpm'ts.
Mour . li.noo s.ixio
Wheat . 1H.UV ) 7,0110
t'tiril . JT4.1KM 43I.HM
Oats . 1KI.UW IW.OOO
NKW YOIIK , J uno 1R. Wheat Itecelpts , 4'JO.WX )
buhhels ; exports , lO.OOO" biinhelij ; spot closed
heavyi No. i rod. Klo In elevators mUQUmo
Hlloat ; lUStiuVjo f o b ; options closed weak j
No. 'iivd. June. Ulc.
'
1"- ( S-CW llllsl"-1lf ! exports ,
pot lower ! No. ' . ' ,4IUo In ele-
o nloitti uiiKraded mixed ,
! options weak ) Jnnu closing nt
'i U-ltccclptti , .V.iiu UushuUi
llt.MO btiMicU : potrcn4r No. 3 white , t
. 1C ! mired western. . . . whlto wost-
cnillfM ; > ) c ; options weaker ! Juno wostlit
Coffee Options unchanged to R points up.
Sales ! zi , ' < ) Imgss.luno.tlT.iVit.40 : : July. fl'.iJO
ll.iKi ! pitt rlo noinlnril ! No. 3ll.ltbcnntlu. * > 0.
Hugar-llaw , loweri fair , . . . . . . . .
Ulfugul * . ( l tail , fl'-l'ic ' ! rellned easier ! Nttind-
ard A. llVs cut loaf , "Uc ; powdcicd , 7 l-18ci
granulated , li'ju.
I'etrolnum-Unllcd clo cd for .Iilly nt OOUc.
Eggs l-'lriii ; wcslcrn. ll'iUtl'40. '
I'ork Oulelj mess.tn..V/ail.lw.
i.ardKaslorj western stc-am. tC.10 asked :
July closing at M.II bid. , , _ . , , .
lluttor I'lrmors western dairy , ( > UIOC ! ;
creamery. MtlWc ; Klgln. l.'i'iUICc ' ,
Uhci'sc-Knsyi western , ' S * a.
i-r. Ioi'is. .Ttuio -Closln l ! Wheat Lower ;
sliibT'io ' ; July , Ki'ic. '
( 'orn I'll m ; cash , ; rjic ; July , y2'i3lc. :
- ' ' bid.
Oals--I-'lrnij casliiind July.L'slic
Tork-Dull at III..TO for cash.
Lard Nominal nt W.OS
Whlski1 Steady t i\M. \ _
Ilutter-l.'nehnnged ; dairy , 11O12C ; cream
ery , illlci Elgli " " " -
KANSAS CITV , Juno IS. Wheat UiKCttlcils
No. Shard , cash , " 4i5ei ! June , 74)5cj ) July.
" ' '
"KQ'i'Ma.
Corn-sJtoady ; No. 2 , cash S3sOMo ? ! June ,
! Wc.
-StrongcrsNo , y , cash , 204c ! ; June , notb-
Ing doing ; July , ll'.io. ' . .
MII.WAUKKK. .tiinu Ifl.WheatWeal , ' ! No 3
spring , cash , WiiasillB ! Julyb2,1ic ; No. 1 north-
OMI , st < o.
I'lour Dull.
Corn -Quiet : No. : i , Sic.
OatH-Mow : No. 'J white , KHe.
ltyo-Iiltl ) : No. I , 4ilje. !
llnrluy-yulet : No. i , l i.
Provisions Finn ; pork. $13.50.
MlNNKAi'OMg , Juno 13. Whc.it Receipt1' ,
r.l ears ; Rhlpinents. iTOrt cars- cash market ( inlet ;
low grade.s dull. Closing : No. 1 nard.
.luno , Wo ; July , 8IMc ; on track. MVIWTe ! No. 1
northern , June , S.'lci July , S.1'nc : on track ,
M'icj ' No. ' 'northern. Junu and July tile ; on
truck. SU'e.
OiNfiN.vATt , Juno 19. Wheat Dull ! No. 2
red. K jJMc.
Com Uiiloti No. 5 mixed , JWo.
Oats Kiuderi No. 2 mixed , 30'i11c. '
Vhl.sky-tl.O ! ) .
I.ivnitpoor , , Juno IS. Wheat Firm , but de
mand poor and holders olfer sparingly : Cali
fornia No. I , 7s percental ! icd western winter ,
Us I Id. , ,
Corn Firm , but demand poor ; new mixed
wiHloin , Us Oil per cental ,
Jlt'/j STOCK.
ClllCAno. Juno IS. Oattlo Receipts , 10,000 ;
market dull , closing lower ; beeves. $ l.7."i ®
5.10 : steers , fcl.70S4.70 ; stockers and feederx ,
? -.Wa ) .00 ! eows , Tnills and mixed , $1.41X33.00 ;
TUMI * cattle , ( l..VltVI.OO. )
Hogs Kecelpts , 3OdO ; slilpiiionts , C.WO ! mar
ket. weak and lower : mixed , Si..Vx2I.W : ; heavy ,
' l.\Vai.Ki : ; Hklpu , * .l.tk I.OO.
Sheop-Kecoliits , 8IKX ) ; shfpmcnto , : i,000 ;
market ( Inn and steady ; natives , H.W33.GQ ;
Tex-ins , ? .I.iV2l.r ; lambs , j < l.Ui7.00. )
KANSAS CITV , Juno 18. Cuttle Itecelpts ,
: > , ' > 'M ' ; .shipments. 2ISOO ; marl.et about steady ;
steers , ttJWill.ras cows , Jl.iKtii..V ( ( ; > ; stookcrs
and feeders , f..l ! 4&'l.73.
llo -Itecfclpls. . Ili.OOO ; shipments , 3,000 ;
market lower ; all grades , f.U.V&J.Mi. (
ST. LOIIIH. Juno -Cattle Itoenlpts , 3,100 ;
shipments , Il/Jini ; market slow ; fair to fancy
native steers , J'.I.ji.'iiJI.h.'ij stockers and feeders.
tSM&I.W.
Hogs llocolpts , 0,001 : shipments , 1.000 ; mar
ket lower ; hcuvv. $ : l.7oai.77 : > ii packing , W.fiO
WI.70 ; light , ta.UU&l,70.
031AHA I.IVK 8TOVK.
Cattle.
Wednesday , Juno 18.
Rstlmated receipts of eattlo I.lWO. eompaied
with a'i)2 ) yesterday and 'J.r.7 : Wednesday of
ln t week. The receipts during the first half
of the week liuvo been tl.fi t"i compared with
S.H.IS for thn eiirrcsncndlng period of last week ,
a falling oil'of L'.L" ) . . The market opened very
Mow with buyers ordering lOe lower on almost
everything In the beef line. Sellers were slow
to accept the oll'crs made and trade was al
most nt , u standstill till well on towards mld-
iluy. lliiyors were firm In their determination
and sales were made on a slow market at the
decline with an occasional sale of choice stock
lepnrted at not. rniuo than/ie / lower. Steers.
eows and bulls alike declined. The inn of
cows was large eompaied with tlio receipts for
some days past and this gave buy ors an oppor
tunity to break the maikel and get cnougli to
1111 orders at their bids. The receipts of stockers -
ers and feeders weie quite liberal and the de
mand good. The market was steady.
Kstlinated receipts of hogs 7,000 , compared
with Ill4i : vesterdav and 4.U77 Wednesday of
last week. The receipts during the llrst half
of the week have been " " > ,7UI , compared with
11.700 for the corresponding period last week ,
The market opened slow anil ne lower , Little
was done for some I line , but after the market
was fairly opened It became active at the de
cline , all thu pens being eleaied before mld-
f ay at the decline , closing active and strong ,
with all sold. ICango of prices. 'f.'l.il.Vft.'l..V ' ) , the
Jin Ik selling at W , ! . * > . " The market Is now at. the
lowest point leached this year , and within Seas
as low as It has been dnrlngtbe last twoyears.
Light. Sl.r : > ® ; i.4. " > ; mixed , fcUOK-I.M ; heavy.
! . .47'.Vi. ' < : ! . The average of thu prices paid
wasl.4. > . compared with $1.30 yesterday and
KI.38 Wednesday of last week.
Sheep.
Estimated receipts of sheep , 1)00. ) The de
mand for good mutton continues. Some good
lambs sold atW.50.
I'riucs.
The following Is n tabU of prices paid In
this market for the grade of stouk men tioned :
Prime Mteors. 11100 to IWM ) Ibs . fl.13 ff6 . ( n
( ioodbteorH , l'J3t ) to 143tins ) . 4.iO : 6t4. . " > 0
Good steers. 10.W to IIIOJ ! bs . JI.S3 @l.40
Common , 1WK ) to 113) ) Ibs . : i."iO
Common canners . I.IK )
Ordinary to fair cows . I.O'J
Fa If to good cows . I.1W
l.ood to choice cows . -.73 ( ftl.l.'i
( thnlco to fancy cows . 2.)3 ! )
Fair to good bulls . 1.73
Choice to fancy bulls . 2.50 i.l.53
I.lghtstookersand feeders . L' . . " > ' ) cui. S
Feeders. ICO to II Oi ) tbs . 2.fl ! ) ( Ra.lB
1'alr to choice light hogs . ; i.i3 : ( T l.-IO
I'ulr to choice heavy hogs . , . ; i,30 ffl.'l.5. " >
Fair to cholco mixed hogs . U. r-M
Coinparntivo Tables.
The following table shows the range In
prices on hogs during this and last week ;
Thu followlns table sbowi tlio ranso of
ill-Iocs | Kitn for liocs :
I'lill'loolidlcti llu'lit ho'S ; . J ) Ti ( % 1 40
Kulrtovliolco liunvy . USD Wl TM
J'tilrtouiiulcomlxuil . y WJiBl-J 47JJ
I'rlino fut shcop . 5 10 fffc'i 50
( iiiod futsliut'ii . , . 450 © " > 73
Common to mudluni sliuop . II OJ © I 5
Avornjjo Com of Ho 4.
Tlio fnllowliia tiihlo iflvoi the avora o 01
ofluuson tliuilatiMiiuiitloiio I , liuhiillu ; tlu
coattoJay , us baso.l up Jii s.iloi ropartu ; ! :
Jniiu' ' . : i 70 Juno 10 . a ( VI
.luiioH . : t Cl .June II . II 53
.lilliu 4 . II rij | | .luno I' ' . : i ft ! )
.
.lunuG . a ! il > { Juno in . 3 Klli
Juno 7 . : i My Juno 17 . a f > o
Juno ll . a iVS Juno 18 . a 45
HlKllU.lt Itlllt IjUWHt SlllOH ( IT Hoj S.
Today. yu-itorday.
IllKliost . flM Illulivst . . . . . .M M
Lowest . : ) a * > Lowest . . a 40
Stock Kuuclpls.
oniolal yostortluy Kstliuatort Today.
Cuttlo..IiV3oars , : i.W Oattlo. . . . Wears. 1,000
llo H. . .lsicarsIIlil : : llou-i . lliluara , 7tWO
auars , 7 lioop . ' 'cars , XiO
1'rloo til' HOJJI.
Showing the avunwo prluo ii lid fur loads of
liugsou thuduysliulloutud In ISJMiij , Ujj ami
JllMO'HJ Juno 'tsu. Juno 'US Juno ' 67
' *
f.1 ! O SM 14 70
i : a 4 73
Slllldiijr .SIM & 33 4 Tl
Sliluliiy 6 .HI I Ul
3 U ) UM Sundiir 4 117
a l& 535 4 13
of Htoulc.
Showing tin ) nuuibor of cattle , hogs and
sheep ' bought by the loading buyers ou to-
day's marliut :
CATTLE.
Swift A. Company . isi
The ( i. II. Hammond Co . K4
Iho Armour-L'udahy PacklngOo . 151
Omaha Packing fo . ; u
' ' " "
Hamilton .t Stephen . . . . . , . . . , :
Itenton & Underwood . ' . 511
Nols .Morris . . . . ; n
lleeker& Uegan . 271
I.obiiKinn & Truuerniann . 10
Crono.t Van Sant . < j
Other lluyors . 407
lions.
The Armour-Cudahy 1'iieklng Co . c.017
Omaha Packing Co . ' 'is2
SwIft&Co . . . M
The U. II. Hammond Co . KM
J. P. Sqlres A. Co . t-sl
Cleveland Packing Co . two
ItcproHimtuilvu Sales.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 . . Ml tl M a 10-J3 $ . ' 1 73 18. . 1 3 H 00
t , uiu a tx ) W..107U u so iu. r o tw
U..1MO aw 10..1U76 'Jbi U..11JJ 1W
M. . BIS nr- 14. . iioo aw 25. 11.17 4oo
IB. . OKI : ir,7'j IO..IIH : : i M IU..IITO 400
II .IpSI , ' 170 20.111)1 ) ilfCi S.l. I0 ! 4 00
2H. . IHI 'I 70 10.1011 U IKV 24 .111.1 4 02' ' ,
20. . 10(17 ( a 73 CO. . HOT 400 20.1214 410
20. . 1101 9 75
siiii'PiNO AND K.xrnnT RTKKIIK.
1..I.VH ) .175 21 .mn 4 1'J ' 2..t4t > . ' . 420
17..1I2.-I UN ) fcV.t'AW 4 .I ) W.lta-i 42. ' .
11. .1118 : > K3 Ili..lii7 : 403 lU..iPJ7 : 450
M..123U 400 22..12UO 403
COWi .
l.-filO 200 0. . 1)20 ) 2 fiO 4. . PC7 2 DO
4. . MH ) a 00 1..101IO 2 V ) 18. . ! K1 2 IK )
2..1lft 210 1. . WIO 863 1. . OJO tlO1) )
111. . WM 213 Bl.I.I ( 8 no 2. . MO II 01) )
I..10- 283 ! > . . ferJ 8 3 2..I2W II 00
13. . Ml 223 7. . KO 803 4. .1140 200
i. .1100 a a : I..IOM ; 2113 I..IIMO : i oo
21. . am 2 M 10.107(1 ( 270 II. . 1 107 a 23
4. . NKJ 240 1..1IIX ) 273 10..7IU1 a 2.3
IS. .1011 240 1..IOOO 273 111. . 7113 323
I. .1110 2M 11. .1014 8 Ki 1..1200 a 23
10. . Ull 250 21. . KB 2 3 1..1200 323
4. . O.'l3 810 I. .1420 223 2..1.VX ) 200
n..i.v\2 \ 223 i..i.\io a : n a. . O-M 273
1..1IOO 223 1.I.Y > 0 250 2. .1300 313
STOCKKIIS AND FKRDiltS
1. . 800 301 1. . DM 350 2 ? . . 700 350
2. . 1V-0 3 IK ) 11.07 ( 35J ! . . MPJ 3 M
as..ioos am 2:1. : . 1117 aw ; in. . KM a >
0. . SKI 3 10 7. . 1-02 343 24. . Mil 360
I. . 000 340 I. . MO 343 11..1W9 305
15. . UC3 3 40 13. . 730 300
CANNKHS.
U. . Kll 123 1. . POO 173 4. . 600 175
31. . 731 1 70 1..1000 1 73
IIKIFKIt * .
II. . 510 200 3. . 000 323 C. . 830 370
oxi.v. :
1..1270 1 W
6TA03.
2. . 1520 2 75
CALVKS.
1. . 140 250
WF.STCII.V CATTLE.
No. A v. Pr.
Ml feeders . M3 3 42 5
0 ? feeders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 001 3 4iJi
nous.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Hh. Pr.
71 . 211) ) 200 a 33 fkS . 20ft H ) . ' 143
07 . 227 40 340 02 . 21 ! ) 40 343
II . 3.10 340 CO . 2.V1 343
75 . 220 inn 340 M . 2M ) 120 343
68 . 2IS 120 340 58 . 27 ! ) 120 345
U . 2.S 340 57 . 2S1 240 345
72 . 211 120 340 R ) . 231 120 345
711 . 210 120 340 07 . 2MI 240 343
00 . IDS W ) 340 5S . 27ll 210 " 1 45
IW . 210 W 340 OS . 2.W 100 345
0 . 23 ! ! 340 121 . 2U ( KI 345
C ! ) . 25 ! ) 240 340 03 . 200 M ) 345
III . 82H H ) 340 03 . 257 40 345
5 ! ) . 212 40 340 fill . 200 345
77 . 245 120 340 50 . 304 40 343
75 . Stfl 200 340 03 . 2tl4 H ) 345
71 . 207 SO 340 00 . 2)4 ! ) H ) 345
72 . 2:17 : 10 342) ) , 73 . 273 200 345
73 . 848 120 3 42 fi3 . 317 300 343
23 . 281 342i ! 55 . 270 40 343
72 . OT 120 3 42U 51 . 200 , - 345
00 . 22 ! ) 40 342" 00 . 277 100 343
.
111 2011 120 342" 00 . 301 80 343
05 . 231 40 342Vs 05 . 2M ) 120 . ' 143
IH . 205 10 34'i ! 6S . 27 120 343
71 . 20 ! ) 100 a 48'i ' CD . 8eO 100 345
III . 237 SO 3 I21i 42 . 341 60 345
75 . IK ! 200 3421S C ! ) . 218 40 345
00 . * 23 120 342' ' , 05 . 251 SO 345
( W . 2)5 ) 200 it I2i ! Wl'I 100 ' 45
63 . 801 40 342'i ' V..2iX ) fcO 315
J12 . 202 2bO 342 ! } . . 03 . 252 40 345
01 . 83 ! ) SO 345 03 . 257 SO 345
05 . 20 2.-0 345 Bl . 252 40 345
70 . 243 40 345 ' 03 . 205 SO 345
? J . 2112 210 345 75 . 237 SO 343
IX ) . 203 200 343 70 . 242 80 347' ,
( V , . 255 345 ( ii : . 2s8 100 3 47' ' $
Ml . 217 345 f.U . 274 120 347' ' ' ,
S8 . 223 40 345 08 . 207 bO 3 47'J
53 . 202 40 343 41 . lifll 3 47'i
IX ) . SI'J 100 345 fi8 . 28 ! ) 40 3 47 ! i
00 . Sill 200 345 C ! ) . 272 347"
( V , . 278 SO 343 63 . 341 3 47'S
m . 200 40 345 .V. ) . 2 ! ) 347"
75 . 228 120 345 63 . 310 347 ! ' ,
01 . 2 ! > 5 120 313 0' ' ) . 2s5 SO 347 } ,
0 ! ) . 20 ; 100 345 07 . 258 SOO 347 ! ' ,
50 . 835 40 345 07 . 257 100 347 ! ,
05 . 25 ! ) 120 343 TO . : > 7 fcO 360
05 . 8n 100 345 02 . 205 350
68 . 231 345 ! > 7 . 2H8 3 TO
51 . 833 SO 345 00 . 2SI2 40 350
50 . 250 40 345 51 . 2iW - - 3 TO
04 . 2b7 120 313 40 . 318 350
01 . 834 343 101 . 281 80 3M
71 . 240 40 315 57 . 301 SO 350
58 . 2TO 313 41 . 3S3 360
01. . .2'a ! ' SO 345 & 5 . 32 ! ) 350
5i ( . 8ii3 200 345 63 . 203 350
57 . 251 100 343 CO . 271 120 3 TO
73 . 830 10 345 15 . 337 40 3 TO
70 . 257 100 313 ' 35 . 'Ill 360
53 . 313 SO 345 115 . 2SI 100 360
70 . 250 M ) 343 61 . 2Xi ! SO 360
01 . 815 SO 345 68 . 2)7 ! ) b3 352(5 (
70 . 258 SO 345 08 . 304 3 51
01 . 200 40 343
I'ldS ANIISKIl'S.
2 . 310 40 300 4 . ICO 3 CO
STAGS.
1 . 390 173 1 . 550 2 23
S11KU1' .
No. Av. I'r.
100 wethers , natives . ! U fo 20
18 Iambs . < . 60 060
18 owes . 107 4 W
Miirltut . Mention.
Cattle lOc lower.
Hogs lowest this year.
K. It. Kvcrett , Lyons , sold cattle ,
Fuller , Smith & Fuller sold two ears of hogs.
Emley Hi-others had a car of hogs from Wls-
n er.
er.John
John Molcycamo over from Galesburg , 111 , ,
to buy stock.
A. Nlchol of York was on the market with a
ear of cattle.
I ) . H. Palmer came In from Germantown with
a car of hogs.
A.C'ury brought over a car of hogs from
Hastings , la.
Korndt Brothers sent up a car of hogs from
lllrd City , Kan.
Itecker & Degen bought a string of good
western feeders ,
ThoShelton milling and grain company mar
keted u ear of hogs ,
OMAHA WllOLKH.lIt
Produce.
FISH Per 11 > : Fresh whltoand trout. c ;
pike , CIOc ; pickerel , lOc ; salmon , Iflo ; bass ,
18'/ic ' ; halibut , 15o ; lobsters , 18ic. !
HIIIKS , PKI/M AND TALLOW Oreen salted
hides.4Ji © " c ; dry salted hides. 445Tie ! ; dry
Hint hides , So ; calf hides , 4 ! 4l ! > ' , < . ' . Oamagcil
hides 2c less. Sheep pelts , green , each , 50cf4
JI.25 ; sheep polls , dry , per Ib , 0 < f8llc ; tallow , A
No. I. 4Uc ; No. I , 3(5 ( ® ' ! ? ; No. 8 , 3U3io ! :
grease , white , 'I' ' i-Slo ; yellow , 85 ! < iMc.
HBANS Hand picked navy , it.noiJM.73 ; band
picked navy , medium. $ l.5nl,00 ; hand picked
country , tl.40iQII.00 : good clean , $ l.83l.40.
Ai'iT.i : Htm-iilt-Per Ib. ( K .
Woniv-FIno unwashed , U5 IOc ; medium , un
washed , lb2lc ; coin-so unwashed , iHiWic.
Funs Heaver , per Ib. * 8.504.W ( ; each. M.OO ®
7,00 ; otter , each , f.l,007.UO ; wolf , each , .VXSSOe ;
coon , each , 4oat)5o ) ; mlnlc , each , 3t50o ) ; muskrat -
rat , fall. 8ai2o ; muskrat , winter , 10l5o ;
skunk , 2.V &IOj ( ; badger , 40c@M.OJ ; deer skins ,
perlb , 20QtOo : ; deer skins , winter , per Ib , 12
< 3'J2e.
3'J2e.WATnn.Mir.ossPer : 100 , J40.00JWO.OO.
CANTALOUP ! ! Per (1UII. ( ! fil.IXXllO.00.
OIIASOES Per box , .Mediterranean sweets ,
( M,75j l.os Angeles. J4.00 ; fancy Duarte seed
lings. { 1.50 ; llodl.fil.W.
STIIAWIIKIIIIIKS Per case , cholco shipping
stock , f2.503.00 ; good. ( .MKV 'i.iu.
us Kcd , J..73'J.OO ; black , J8.50 ®
OoiisKiiKHitiKS Two bushel stand , 13.00 ,
CMKIUIIKS Two bushel stand , M.HI7 ( > 7.K ( > .
UlliKU-Pur bbl , rellned. nM ; halt bbl , SI.RO ;
bard elder , pnro , per bbl , J3.00 ; orange elder ,
half bbl , 7.00 ; pear elder , half bbl , V7.00.
CAMtoitMA Oiiuuiiius Per 10-lb box , JI.OO ®
" '
"O'HKKSK Fancy V. A. , full cream , lie ; full
cream twins , 10'ic ' ; choice full cream twins ,
maiOo ; Kklins , ( ® so : Swiss dome.stlc , 15O17C ;
llmburger. fancy. 120l3o ; brick , I2@ik : ! .
VKOHTAIII.KS--NOW southern onions , per lib ) ,
$4.60 ; hoiseradlsh , per doz. $1.25 ; now southern
potatoes , ifl.X ( ) per bbl : half bbl sacks , f2.23.
POTATOES Old. per bushel , choice , y
IjUMO.ss Per bov , Messina , fancy , $ .5.0035.50 * ;
slrletlv cholco , ? l,75'35.00 ; extra fancy lemons ,
W.7.V817.00.
HUTTKii Creamery , fancy rolls , pilnt , 17 ©
18c ; croaiuory , faney , solid jiacked , 15l7c ;
creamery , choice , 10rje ; dairy , fancy rolls
and prints , ! 2 < & 13c ; dairy , fancy , solid packed ,
loiiuoj dairy , choice , rtSlOe ; country roll ,
fancy , H . ' .iu ; choice. 7QSo ; Inferior. 8flc.
Kc.tis Ho per do/un for strictly fresh ; stale
stork not saleanlo ,
lloNiifi ( Quotations are for delivery In Chi
cago. ) Dry Imllalo. per ton. $10.01X318.00 ; dry
country , bleached , flo.dOTs 13.00 ; dry country ,
dump and meaty. fK.OtXiMO.liO.
JKM.IKS atiQlii perlb.
Iiiissii ) : ; ) VKAir-CUolvo medium , ( Xa7c ; light ,
5ii35c ! ; heavy , 45i5e.
' -
- .
COfOANU'rs Per hundred , f'.OO.
PICKI.KS .Medium , per bbl , KM ; small. M. 50 ;
gherkins , $7.50 ; C. and II. chow chow , nls , $3.S3 ;
liliitB.tl.a3.
Poi'l.Tltv Per do/on , choice hens , t3.CCkQI.00 ;
choice , mixed , fc'&a.'UW ; roosters. t8-K 38.W ;
spring chlekuiiK. fc.PO ! for ( .iniill ; } -.25iW.50 for
medium ; t3..V)4M,00 ) for lurgo ; live turkeyb , per
CAI.IKOIINIA VKor.TAiitua Potatoes , per Ib ,
2e ; cabbage , per Ib. ina-'I'te ' ; onlon > , per Ib , 4e.
1'rovlsloiiH ,
MKATS Packers' prices Smoked hams 1(1 ( Ib
average , lOu ; smoked hams , 80 to 28 jbs , Ik ; ;
smoked hams , 12 to 14 Ibs , 10' ' u ; extra heavy
hams , 81 to 83 Ibs average , bj c ; skinned slic
ing , 18 to 20 Ibs average , I0o ; California hams ,
7'iu ; breakfast bacon , 80 ; ham saus.igo , b'io ;
plctilo hums , 7lio ; dried beef hams , b'c ; beef
tongues , per < U . . 1 1.00 ; dry salt meats , ! > W ? ;
mess pork , per bbl. , $ r..73 ; extra mo s beef.
1.1.30 ; hiuungu , per to , liotogna , 4o ; star , 4'ie :
liver , I'Set ' blood. 4'o ; head cheese , 4'ie. Add
Ho per Ib for lots less than 50 Hi * . Pig pork ,
boneless , per bid , $13.50 ; half bbl , t.83j quar
ter bbl , t.1.73 ; kits , $1.15 ; pig * books , halt bbls ,
W.i3 | ( | uartor bbls , $8.ti ; eighth bbls , tl.OU ;
LIU , li Iba , il.li ; plus fvut , half bbls , K.7J ;
niiarlcr bhls , tl.40 ; clglittniVIs , Met kits , IS
Ibs eite.b. 050. -f > 1 V
DIIKSSKII HBKP Steer * . 600 to 000 Ibs average ,
native , flWJVs teers. 400 to flpo ( b * . average ,
native. M'flUo ' ! cows and h01 ( r , 4uu to 600 Ibs ,
average. 6Se. JOta
VAXUKU SlKtM Pornwl bfcf , 1 Ib. Ji.20 ;
romed beef,2 lli.r.MO ; lunch Uingne. 1 Hi. $ - . < .oo ;
lunch toiiBiie. 8 Hi , tl.73 ; brnwn , 1 Ib , 11.20 ;
iiotted ham , > ( lbround CUIH. iVV : potted bam ,
'i ' lb , round cans. tl.Spl .deviled ham , U lb ,
round cans , 0\o ; deviled luiin. 'i Hi , round
cans , II.SO ; polled ox toiuilv , ' * lb round cans ,
( Vn. , potted ox tongue , U Ib , round cans , tl.20 !
compressed bam. t Hi , sqnarrvnn * , tl.73 ; com-
prc-wril lintu. Slbr niattsCBii . IS.TS | tripe , 2 lb ,
round cans , { ( .so ; minced collnus , 2 lb , round
cans , if-J.20 ; boneless pigs feel , ' . ! llJ.smmre uans ,
f3. - , .
LAIlt ) OILS F.xtra lard oil , w . 4fo ! ; extra
No. 1 lard oil , 4.'lc ; No. 1 Inrd oil , .Tie ; No. 3
lard oil , ir.'c ; pure neatsfoot oil , WXj ; A gal ,
cans , " > 5o Bill : extra noatsfoot oil , 4:10 : ; No , 1
nealsfootoll , : tc ; tallow oil , 4-.V.
HPICKD 1'ins'ToxniiKS Half barrels , f 11.00 !
quarter barrels , $ V"5 ; elghtli barrels , M.OJ ;
fills. 15 Ibs each. K.S.- ) .
TAtt.O\V-A. No. 1 , W
' . . .w _ , , . , B per
1 ii for siinillor'packages.
PiCKt.KiiTitiPi : Half barrels. $3.00 ; iiuarlcr
barrel" , 11.00 ; eighth barrels , ( We ; kits , 15 Ibs
each , 60o.
HONRVCOMII Tini'KHalf barrels , $3.73 ; quar
ter barrels. i.MO ; eighth barrels , $1.13 ; kits , 15
Ibs each , We.
Pome TostJtTBS IJncooltcd Mild Cured
Half barrels , 100 Ibs , $7.50j qtmrtur barrels , 50
Ibs , $1.00.
SAUSAtin CASlNOS-Cattlo Tlorces and bar
rels , middle ; perlb , O'/io ' ; round. ; ) ( bungs ,
4e ; hogeaslngs , 18c per Ib ; hog bungs , No. I ,
4Jeeach ! ; rounds , nor sot 10 ! ) feet. 12'o set ;
middles , per sot 67 reel , 30c set ; weasrtnds. less
than l.OOO-plueu lots , 3'Jcoacn : small bladders
less than 5dO-do/.lof.s , l o per do/ ; largo blad
ders , less than 600-doz lots , 30e per doz.
Groceries.
SiJOAiis-Ontloaf , S'ic ; cut loaf cubes , 7Xc ;
Rtaudasd , powdered , He ; XXXX , powdered ,
8 > ie ; granulated , standard , 7' ' e ; confection
ers' A , 7e ; white , extra. 0ic ! ; o.uru C , Ne
braska , G' ' c ; amber , 0'Bc.
CoffUK Hoasled Arbucklc'.s Arosla , 2. ' > s c ;
McLaligblln'o XXXX , 2..c ; ( iermau. 2'i'ie ;
Dllworth , ii'iSo : Alaromii , - " > ' c ; Itcd Cross ,
2IJ cs I'lanter , Me ; Homo lllcud , ' 4Je ; 1'uro
Jloeha , 'He ; O. G. Java , Uto.
C'OFt-KK Gieen I'ancy old golden Itln , 2icj
fancy old pcaberry , L'l'Je ; Hlo , choice to fancy ,
Sic : Hlo , prime. Sl&e : Itlo , good , as'.e ' ; Santos
and common Klo , l' ' 3.-lu ; Aloelui , L1)u ) ; Java ,
genuine O. (3. , 2So ; Java , good Interior. 2o ;
Afrluan.L'-.Hsi' ' .
FAUI.VACIOUS : Goons Hurley , 3lic ; farina ,
i"o ; peas , 'lo ; oatmeal , t'.i&.c ; macaroni. lOc ;
vermicelli , lOe : rice , IfflO'icj sago and tapioca ,
( i5Z7c ; lima bcuus , Co ; split peas , Uc ; spuglttl ,
lie.
lie.CANNHD
CANNHD Gooiis-rrults , California standard
brands , 24-lb ! , per doz Aprlc-ots. Jl.TlKSl.M ;
apricots , plo fruit , $1,30 ; . .gallons. $ | HV ) ; black-
. . . .
peaches , lemon cling , $2.40 ; plums , egg , $1.05 ®
1.80 ; plums , golden drop , tl.M ; plums , green
gages , tl.05Tjil.sO ; peaches with pits In. $1.00 :
currants , $ . ' , : ) ; gooseliorrles , 12.25 ; ( inlncos ,
J2.IO ; raspberries , $2.SO ; strawberries , $2.50 ;
berries , iiresorved , $ I.SO ; 2-lb raspberries , [ iro-
served , JlhO ; 2-lb blackberries , pie erved.
$1.20 ; pineapples , Itahama chopped , $2.00 ; 2-lb
Hahama grated , $2.75 ; 2-lb llahama sliced ,
$8.IK ) ; 8-1 h standard , sliced , $ l.2. > til.50 ; cherries ,
8-lb red , llaltlmore , NVal5c ! ; pears , 2-lb , 81.30.
VIOKTAIII.IS : : Tomaloos- : ! extra , $1.00 ; 3
Ib standard western brands , lioc ; gallons ,
strictly standard , Si.M ) . Corn Finest grown ,
$ I.X ( ) ; gilt edged sugar corn , very fine , $1.50 ;
choice 2 Ib sugar coin , $1.10 ; 21b extra western
brands , S5e < itl.0fl ; 2 Ib standard western
brands , O.V7,75e. ( Mushi-ooms 1 11) ) French , ux-
tra line , 2ro25c' < ; lib Fremjb. line , 182,22c ; 1 Ib
French , ordinary , lOfJISc. Pens Ties , llne.per
can,25o : denil-lliie , per cin. Hip ; 2 Ib sifted ,
$1.00 ; 8 Ib early June , $ I.2vyil.r : > ; 2 Hi Marrow
standard brands , JI.IO ; 2 Ib soaked , 57e String
beans 2 Ib high grade , Kefugce , S5e ; 8 Ib Uol-
den wax beans , 70c ; 8 .111 string beans , COo.
Lima beans 2 Hi .soaked , 7.V. lloston baked
beans 3 Ib Lewis , $1.05 ; Crown brand. $1.50.
Sweet potatoes 3 Ib Now.fersey , tl.CO. Pump-
klns 3 Ib , ( tl.10. Okra and tomatoes , { 1.00 ;
okra. $1.00 : succotash , $1.20.
DIIIKU FltuiTS Currants , now , 5'a@7o ;
prunes , casks , l.IWO Ibs , oji" prunes , bbl or
bag , O2. e : cllion peel , drums , 20 Ibs , 88c ; lemon
peel , drums , 2Jc ; apjiles , eholce evaporated ,
lOc ; Michigan , Us , Hi1 ; Persian dates , 7c : black
berries , evaporated , 60-11) boxes , 5 ! c ; eherrios ,
pitted , drycurcd , 13c ; raspberries , evaporated ,
N. Y. , new , 30c ; prunes , Ii. C' . . 00-70 , lWJ ( 12' ' Jc ;
organgapcel. 15c ; raisins. California , London
crop 1-W , > 2.r ; > ; California , loose muscatels ,
viop IbUO , 12.00 ; Valcnclas , IS 3 , Ce ; Valenchis ,
new , ! ) ; ; : California , seeds , sks. 8jc. !
FISH -Codfish , extra ( Jeorges. new , 5' c ;
grand bank , now , 4ic ! ; sliver , 2-lb blocks , Oe ;
snow-whlto 2-lb bricks , new , 71fc ; Turkey cod ,
largo middle bricks. SUe ; biiow-wbltc. crates ,
12-5-Ib bones , 7Uc ; medliini scaled herrlng,25o :
No 1 scaled herring , 80c ; domoslle Ilollanu
herring , lOc : Hamburg spiced herring 'Mo ;
Russian sard I nes , Coo ; Russian sardines , plain ,
50o ; Imported Holland herring , crown brand ,
SOu ; do ratio v milkers , Me ; mackerel. No. 1 shore ,
half bbls , $ i3.0lloators ; ! , half bbls. $ ] 8.uOwhito ;
llsh , half bbls , $7.00 ; trout , half bbls , $5.50fam- ;
Ily white fish , $3.50 ; salmon , $8.53 ; 1-11) maek-
eral ( herriiigi $ l,0l > ; l-lb finnan baddies , $1.00 ;
1-lb lobsters , J8.1.Vi63.23 ; l-lb Alaska salmon ,
Aleut , $ l.v"2-lt : ) ; ) oystorslOozlr ! > ; l-lb oysters ,
5 oz. $1.15 ; 2-lb selects , I'Joz , $2.K : ; l-lb clams.
llttlo nei'Us , tl.8' ; 2-lb clams , llttlo necks ,
$1.75Ib ; sardines , Imported , pur case , JOJs ,
KI.'i.lKif''O.CiO ' ; l-lb Imported boneless sardines ,
key , $25.00 ; ' .t-lb. sardines. American , per case ,
100s , French style , tl.40iii3.03 : ! i-ib sardines.
American , per ease , 100s , French style , $7.5(1 ( ®
8.00 ; 'i-lb sardines , mustard , per case , 50s ,
$3.75 ® 1.00 ; linnoited key sal dines , $13.00.
SAI.SOUA IllIs. ) . lic ? : granulated , 8e ; kegs ,
'SODA Pkgs. 00 Ibs to box , 5U5'/c.
NUTS Almonds , l.V ; llriizlls. He ; filberts ,
12' ' c ; pecans , lie ; walnuts,12'sc ; peanut cocks ,
Sc ; roasted , lie ; Tennessee peanuts , 75e. !
AIoi.AKSis : HliN , N. O. fancy , per gal,5557c ;
choice , 4ViJ47c : jool,30jOu ; ( : ; Cuba baking , 81c ;
blaelc straji , 20c.
WitAi'i'iNO PAi'Bit Straw , per Ib , ] ' , J25o ! ;
nig , 3e ! : Manilla II , 6Qnc : No. 1 , S'c.
IIAOS Union Siiuaie , : ) S.'l5o per cent olT list.
SALT Dairy. > 0 Ibs In bbl. bulk , $2.10 ; best
grade , 00 , 5s , > 2.W : ; best grade. 100 , 3s , $2.40 ; best
grade , 18 , 10s. $2.20 ; rock salt , crushed il.80 ;
common , bbl. $1.25.
SOAP Cnsllle , mottled , per Ib , 010o ; do ,
white , per Ib , lie.
HiiooMS-Parlor , 5 tie , J3.00 : 4 tie , $2.75 ; 3 tie ,
$2.85 ; stables. $2.85 ; common , { 1.50&I.73.
COCOA ' /-lb tin , lOo perlb.
CHOCOLATE 28iQJl3u per Ib ; German chicory ,
red.S'ie. '
Koi'i : Ilasls Manilla rope , 15o ; sisal rope ,
12o ; cotton rope , Kic ; now process , SsC. !
COTTON TWINI : lllbb , very flue. 3 or 4 ply ,
22c ; line , 20c ; daisy , 18ocandlo ; wli lc,82c.
OMVKS Quarts , per doz , $1.00 ; pints , per doz ,
$2.50 ; bulk , uer gal , Kin.
VINKOAU 30 gr , elder , lOc ; good , 12c ; white
wine , 15e : faney fruit , 80.
STOVK POLISH $2.oCKii. > .b7 per gross.
HAOS Am. , per 100 , $17.00 ; Lewlston , per 100 ,
$17,00.
OILS Ivoroseno-P. W. , lie ; W. W. . Kic ;
headlight , 14"u ; gasoline , lie ; salad oil. A 1 ,
$2.0oa.uo ! ) per doz. Linseed Kaw , Olc ; boiled ,
03c. '
_
Dry OooilH.
UKAVV Ilnow.v COTTOSS Atlantic A , 7'.ie ;
Atlantic II. 7o ; Atlantic I ) , tiyo ; Atlantic P ,
Oc ; Aurora C.4Jic ; Huck's Head , 04Oj ? Calnit
W , filio ; Darlington , O'-ie ; Farmurs' No. 1 , ? , ' .
4ie ! ; Ilooslor LL , .v > e ; Indian Head , 7ic ! ;
Lawrence LL , 5Ue ! Henrietta LL , 5yo.
FINI : Itnowx Co'iTONS Atlantlo LL. , Oo ; Au
rora II , O'.iO ; Aurora U. 054o ; Atlan O N II , 7Ue ;
cheese cloth , 4o ; Clinton FF , 5Uo ; Pepperell It ,
O.Vo ; LnngdonG 11 , Oc.
II.IACIIII ! : : > COTTONT Herkeley cambrlo No ,
na , llo ; Host Vet , U'io : lluttercloth XX , 44o ! ;
Cabot , 740 ; First Call , fi'io ' ; I'rultof the Loom ,
H'io ' ; Hill Semper Idem , bci llousekeopor , 8'4o ;
King Philip cambric , lOu ; Lnngdon CJ.1I , O'-io ' ;
Lonsdalo , 8 40 ; Lonsditlo cambric , lOu ; Now
York Mills , lie ; Oak La\vn.7c.
SIIIIKTINUS AND Pit.i.nw CASINOS llrown
Not-Penperell.45-lu.10o ; Pepperoll. 8-4. ISo ;
Penperoll , 11-4 , 2Jo ; Peppuroll , 10-4 , 22o ; Utlca ,
48-ln , l.V i Utlcii,6S-lii , 17 o ; Utlca , 78-ln,2lc ;
Htlca , 80-lu , 20c ; Utlca. 00-ln , 28Vio. Illoached
Not Ponporoll , 48-ln. lOo ; Penporell , 40-ln , llo ;
Pepperell , n-4 , 14'-o ; Poptmrofl , 8-1 , 20o ; Pop-
perell. l-4 , 22c ; Peppoiell , 10-4 , 880 ; Utlca , 8-4 ,
8le ; 1'tlcn , U-4 , 20o ; Utlca , 10-4 , 8 c.
UIMIHAMS Amoskeag , OJ e : Amoskeag ,
diess. 8'4c ; Hates , OVe ; Warwick , dress , 7oi !
Lancaster , O'ic ' ; Glcnulre. O.Vo ; Whlttcntoii ,
diess. 8ic. !
PltiNTS Indigo blue Net/ Martha Wash Ing-
ton , GoAmerican. ; . O'ic ' ; ' Arnold , U' ' o : Ar
nold II , long cloth. 20o ; Stlfol A , 12o : Merrl-
mack , 7. , lee ; ( Jold Liafi c ; Hamilton , Mid
Allen Pinks , Uo ! ; Allen Chambray , Oc ; Glou
cester 5'i .
PniNT.s Fancies Kddyitono , niio ; Steel
lilvor , do ; Itamiipo. 4'ie ' ; St. Lelger. 54c ;
Shirtings Martha Washington , 4c ( : Merrl-
iiuick , 4Vie. Turkey Heds Fountain , Cio ! ;
tlarner , 7et Cielleld , 84c ; lleilln , O'ic.
WIUANS Net , Thistle , 7ic ! ; Ked Cioss , 7c.
Corniiii : > t'AMiiuicri Crown , 4VQ ! Hed Star ,
4'ie ; rolled Clover , 60 ; Slater , Oc ; nigh colors ,
Ic extra.
C'lusn Slovens' It , 10-ln. Hl'tOi Slovens' I ) ,
IB-ln , lie ; Stevens' A. Itt-ln , 7c ; Stevens' P , 18-ln ,
34'e ; htovens. ' M. 18-ln , 8'io ; Slovens' N. 20-ln ,
S'Je ' ; Stexens' NN. 28-ln , ! ie ; Stevens' SllT ,
20-ln , H'ic : bleached , lo extra.
Dc.Mus-Net. Amoskeag , U-oz , in'c ' { ; York ,
camlet , 12c ; F.verett , standard , l-'ijo ; Hay
maker's , 7'ic ' ; Uld York , XX. 10"i- ; Lawrence ,
2-\j , 13'ic ' ; Lawionco , U-oz , ISViu ; fancy ! , trlpes
and checks , ll'ie.
COTTON AUKS York Niinkln , Ifl'jo ' ; I'verett ,
8-iz , it > e ; Lewtston. 10oSHiei Worklngman'n ,
llo ; Curksctow cashmere , 82io. !
Oulnlno , pcroz , P. iV W. . ( Cot German , 43o ;
Indigo , pnr Ib. 7Jc ; Insect powder , 3lc ; opium ,
f3i3 : murphlne. pur oz , (3.10 ; hups , pur Ib , UV ;
glyt-orliie , 8Uc ; dcUrlne. 10o ; cuttlebone , ar.ii ;
cream tin tar , puro. U'kii coinmeri-lul , ISu ; cam
phor , 47e ; am. ciiib , 14u ; blue rltrlol , 7'iu.
' clulu ,
inrlo , 37W.10C ! sulphuric , per HI. .lo. Oll <
Stierm. tl.20 ! turpentine. Me ; Tonka bon'n .
rJ.8333 : biiNam toln , ; ittlCV ! onlomel , uva
lT7o ; cantharadles. fl.ii : > 'f l.'Oi cassia liuil , Wcs
22c ; chloroform. 4 ! ItXV ; ergot , 47tit Vics gum
nrablc , tWicnoi glycerlno. 38a'Uci lycopodluni ,
- mercury. NV.
"Metals ,
Itt.ocKTiN-iliiiaH pip , 2Sc per lb ; bar , Wo
per lb.
t'oppKitPlanished boiler sues , ; tt' ' < o per lh ;
eold rolled. 81)0 ) per lb ; sheathing. 88c pur lb ;
bills and lints. 2iM per Ib ,
G.u.VASl/KliSili'.KT IIION Discount 50-10 per
cent , pat. plan , lion , Nos. 24 and St. A , 10ii ! > ; II ,
Jfooriso-Clmrconl , I. C. , 11x20. 115 , 13.15 ; I.
' ' '
SIU'CT'IIIO.V-NO : S0ftl.ai ; No. 87 , W.73.
Soi.iiKli-144M.V.
TIN PtATK-l. C. . 10x14 , 2 . $7.23 ; I. X. , 10x14 ,
825. $9.00.
TIN Pr.ATK-Coke , 10x14.223 , $ ; i.83 ,
STUM. N.ut.s Hase , ( W.23.
STKKI , Wtni : NAII.S Hase , $2.03.
WlllK-Jap. barb , M. l ; galv , . I.I3.
SIIjKNT THlltTY VKAIIS.
How n Gooi'Klu Woman ll ( < lliioiigly
Kept a Vow to Her lliiHlinnd.
Tlio tlonth of Mrs. Stisnn K. Morrillohl
\vhiclt oi'curretl ut Amurlutis , Git. , ro-
eontly , revives interest In ono of the
most peculiar cased over known of a vow
of silence miulo and Itopt thirty yorrs.
In 1800. Mrs. Morrilleld who , it Is said ,
was u llttlo woman of u peculiar ! v bright
and cheery disposition , Was tolling her
husband of seine oeeurronoc , when ho
requested her in a very surly manner to
he silent , adding that the sound of her
voice was hateful to him , says the Phil
adelphia Times.
Jt seems that Mr. Morrillohl , while n
fjood husband in every ether way , was in
the habit of vcntinir his displeasure
when aroused by outside matters by ill
humor with his wife , whoso oed nature
usually passed his testiness by , but on
this occasion she replied that , as it was
hateful to him , ho should never
hoar her voice again. And ho never
did , nor did any other person over
her it , for in spite of her husband's re
morse and remonstrances from friends
and relatives , Mrs. Merrifield kept her
room , though she continued to act the
part of a good wife and mother , fullllling
every duty scrupulously- She oven bore
three children to her husband after this
vow was taken. When communication
was absolutely necessary with those
about her she used a slate , hut reduced a
lanjiiiago of signs to such perfection in
governing her household and children
that'll was but seldom that this slate
was resorted to.
It was thought that when her husband
died she would resume the use of her
speech , but while slid sat by his dying
bed , devoted and loving to the last , in
answer to his Btmplieation that she speak
but n , word to linn , wrote on the slate
with all the evidences of grief : "I can
not , I cannot ! Uod forgive and help me ,
I cannptl" But whether it was that she
found it impossible to break her will and
her vow , or that long disuse had alTected
her organs BO that she really could not
use them , could not bo arrived at ; but
her family inclined to the latter belief ,
for it is said that while on her own
deathbed she made distinct efforts to
speak to her children , dying with the
seal of silence unreinoved from her lips.
Pears' Soap isthciuostolcganUoilotiuluncb ]
MAKING A Sl'HKOir.
Xot Mere Jnw Work Wlicn n Congress-
iiinii Addresses Congress.
It may look like a , very easy thing-for
a member , having his speech written , to
deliver it during the course of an hour
in the house , but it is not such an easy
thing as it looks , says tlio Pittsburg
Telegraph. The average speaker gels a
deal of athletic exercise in the course of
an hour's speech. There are some mem
bers in the house who can stand and
read a speech without lifting a hand ex
cept to turn the pages , and almost with
out changing position , and there nro
others who can talk all day without
getting tired ; but tlio average speaker
perspires as if ho was sawing wood. An
oil-hand speech of ten minutes does not
count , but the man who throws his arms
in the air as if whirling Indian clubs ,
hammers his desk like a blacksmith , and
dunces all around the place for an hour
or more , is taking very violent exercise.
Experience has taught some of them
that is not safe to make such a speech
without taking extra precautions against
cooling olT too quickly afterward.
I know several members who take ex
traordinary precautions. They do not
speak often. They know for weeks beforehand -
forehand that they arc to speak , and
after all preparations are made for the
speech itself , and the day comes for the
olfort , they have a servant bring them a
complete change of linen and underwear
a heavy overcoat to the capitol , and wait
with these things at hand until the
speech is ended. Then the speaker ,
with the perspiration pouring oil him ,
rushes lo the cloak room , whore the ser
vant stands with the coat ready , and
throws it over his shoulders as soon as
ho comes within reach. Next , the mem
ber , with the collar of his overcoat
turned up high , tucks his dry under
clothing under his arm and makes for
the bathrooms. There ho enters the
waiting room , whore the temperature is
high and there can bo no draught , being
under ground and there waits to cool elf
a little preparatory to a bath. There is
no more work for him in the house that
day. When ho has got his bath , ho
makes for his lodgings as fast as ho can ,
and stays there unlil thoroughly rested.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothlnp Syrup reduces In
flammation while children nro teething. 23
cents per bottle.
_ _
PLOUGHING WITH STICKS.
The Pi-imltivo Way 1'eriiviaiiH Kmploy
toTloklo tlio Kai'tli.
It would make an honest American
farmer smile out loud to see the way the
land is ploughed by Peruvians. tVom
six to a do/.en teams of oxen are put to
work in a Held of twenty or thirty acres.
The oxen tire yoked by tying u heavy
beam across their foroliead and in front
of their horns. To this beam the plow is
attached , all the force being applied by
the head Instead of the shoulders.
Tlio plow is a crooked stick or branch
of a tree , the point faced with iron.
Peruvians contend that tlioy do not need
to plpw more than two or three inches
deep , simply enough to loosen the soil
so as to enable the seed to take root.
The water used In irrigating is said to
ho rich in plant food , further obviating
the necessity of deep ploughing.
Improved ploughs suitable for this
country nro now manufactured in Europe
and the United States , but they nro very
different from the ploughs used by an
American farmer. They are light and
small , having a eloo resemblance to the
original crooked stick.
Every Peruvian plough has but ono
handle. The driver carries in ono hand
a huge goad , twelve or fifteen feet in
length , with which to touch up his team
and ho manages thu plough with the
ether hand. The irrigating ditches
must then bo connected with the canal
which brings the water from the river
and which traverse the Held at a dis
tance of three or fmir feet apart and are
bix to eight inches deep.
They are so arranged that the whole
Hold can bo instantly Hooded by turning
on the water , and every hill of corn and
potatoes ofbiigarenno will bo thoroughly
soaked. Of course , the Holds must slope
in the right direction and if nature has
not so made it the level is reduced biilll-
clcntly before it is ploughed.
. -
Ladles who value u rellucd complexion must
use I'owoiii's iiuwiiur-t-U produces u suit uud
DiMUlUul akin.
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
Provisions and Stocks.
Basement First National HanK , '
003 South 18th ' JSlrqct , _ Ornnhn
RRILWHY'fiMBOBRD
it. wwuNtiTox A v. :
Drpul lOlli unit Mnvin M roots.
( . : ) d in . Chlrngo
11.45 a in .Chlrauu Kxprc s.
V M p IK .Clilrnira Express
B.SOp
WIllUSiiTO.T.v MiVltlVKU. Arrives
j Depot IDlli mid Mamn stropls. | OinMiii.
10.1ft a ml Dunor D.ir Hxpfoss
10.15 n in Doim'r Kxprcs .
C.40 p ml Denver Nlttht 'ijprosn
8.1,1 n nil Lincoln Local
Leiivus , ST. .f. VT. "ll.
Oninlm. Depot IQtli nnd Mimin streets.
9.35 n m.Kiin-nnty | ! Dixy Kxi > n . . . . | ( I.IU P lu
JUS p mK. | ( X NlBlit Kip. via II. I' . Train..ft ! 41 m
Tohtor | "IfKToSl'AUff (01 ( fArrlvoi
Onmlin. | Depot IQtli nnd Marcy i-ln-i-l * . 11Imalia.
2.50 p in Uvorlnnit Klyer li.K ) p m
7. : < u p in I'nclllc Kxpri'M 7.1.1 n lu
10.VO n m Denver Kxprem 4.05 p m
4.45 p m ( Irnnd Wand Kxp. ( except Sun. 12.45 p in
_ 6.0 la m Kmisn * City Kxpres * i r..m a m
Leaves "t'lllCStiO , It. l.\ l-Al'Il-'ll' , " Arrived
Oinatm. U. 1' . depot , lUtti nnd .Mnrcy St > _ Oiniilin.
(1.13 ( p m _ - - : Kxpress IIMU'll ill
IU. > n in . .Atlantic Kiprco 1'i.liO p m
4.15 p in .Vo tlliiilti Limited In.15 n m
fllO.'X CITl'A 1'At'lt'tO. "lAirlveT
III. l depot , I0llimi _ 1 Mnrry StsJ Omnli.i.
7.15 n in i . . .Sioux City I'nuKonner . . .T |
5.15 p ml . . . . . St. I'nul Kxpre" | | 005 n m
"THTTCT.V CITS'A I'At'lr'UV lArrlvei
Omnli.i. I DepotJMh nnd WolnlerSt * . jJnmlm.
' "
Jl.05 p in i . . . . . .St. I'lUiT Limited. . . . .
11. ' . I * , ili'imt. lUth mill .MnrcyStr. _ I Oiniilm.
li.l.'i n ml ClilcnK" Kipre x. . . . . . . n.'A ) P m
IMI p m Vixilbulu l.lnllUvl 1I..VI n m
C.I5 p in ( It. ot. Sat ) .M.ill ( Ar. ex. .Muni .M n m
_ ! > . ' \ ) ji ml . . .Ka ternnri'r. _ ; 2.45 p III
' t'lllOAH'O , Mri. . , , V ST. PAtilj.1 ArrVvoi
Omihn. If. I' , ilepnt. lOlli anil .Mnrcy Sts.l Omalin.
SU.'i n in i .Mull ( except Sunday } . . B.ttl P in
CM ) p m . . . .Chicago Kiprc * . * U. 15 n m
) p ml.i. . . ' . : tU.p m
OAiATFiCA sTriATtfisr . 'A'rrlvcj
Unmlia. I7.l' _ . ileput , lUtli unit .Man-y Sta.l Oninlm.
TlfU p m . St. l.onli Cannixi Unit . | I. . : > U p iii
Leaves I- . , i : . * MJ VAM/SV. lArrlvoi
Uninlui. _ _ l Jt [ IHM nnlVu' _ ) it'llSti. . I I ) 11 1 1.
t > . ( O n lii . lllnck Hllli ixprc : < s . " & .au p in
P.UU a xp. ( Kx. Sniiilay ) . . . fi.'JO p m
5.10 p m . .Wnhoo A Lincoln . . _ „ . . . lll..i ) n m
Ji.10 p nil..York , V NnrfolkjKx. Sniidny ) . . 10.20 n m
Umahn. _ | Depot I.MIi nnd U'clmer Sis. | Omulm !
B.IO n niC. .Sioux City Accoiiiinodatioii. . . ' .Hll p III
l.OU p m .Sioux City Kxproi9Kx. ( Sun. ) . . 1M p m
'J.O.'i p m St. I'nul I.lmUeil VM n m
5.15 njn llancoft I'n iipniror ( Kt , Sun ) . . ) 8.45 n m
l nVoTiT" " "ArtFSmfiii PATlVif. [ "Arrival
Oiimlin. I lloiiit | l.'illi \VulislcrStn. . I Ouiiilm.
ID. : * ) nlnl. . JstTTxmls A K. C. ICxpro-ts .T.I 4..V.Fp m
_ ! U5 p nil . . .St.i.onls A H. C. K | ire.is. . . . | ii.Mji ; m
UNION lAt'II-'Icr-3t/riUll7\N ) ) Til A NS" " " "
Those trntns nlso stop lit 13th , 17th , SOth nndiltli
streets , Suiniult imd Snvldue CroJilnz.Vorklnic
men's trnlns da not rim Snndny.
I. * I'AClt'lu. " Arri ej
TrannforJ Unio n Depot. Council Illulla. I'J'ruimfur
7i.iO : p nil. . . Nluht Kxpreim . I VM it m
! i.tl ; ) a m . . . Atlantic H.xpress . fi.55 p m
5.00 p m . . VcilUiiile l.lmlteil. . . . . . . | ii. ( : < U a in
"
Tranaferl Union Depot. Council Minify. i'rraiiHfei _
"ll.4ii"iT ni | . Clii5iO ( ! Hixi > roir. ! . . i "
ri.HO p m . Vestibule Umlted .
10.00 p , TI . Kastorn Kljer
8U ( g ml. [ . Atlantic Mall
. . -.M1LTX s.\ . . . .
_ M"0JL'2il | ' ! ! > _ i'0.mlJ : ! ! i1' ' " " .
Tl.Ti ) n n7.CIilCiiKo | Mull ( oxuopi Sinidii ) ' ) . .
( V * p m Chlonuo Kxprus *
10.0U p inj I'lilcaito KxiircHV.
J * > n\u > ] K.TT'B'.lOK , t C.'ir [ Arrives
Triimterl Uiijpn _ lci'iit. Couiidl Hliuls _ 'Trnnsfur '
1067 iTiii.RIinsir-Tcity | flny K.xpr7'HM. . [ 5.4.1 p m
10.25 p ni .JCiiii'a nty Nliilit Kxpross. . . | 0.20 it m
"Ixiaves | " O.M7M1A A ; ST. 1.OUIS. I A rrfves
Trannferl Union Depot , CounoH lllulTn. iTninifor
fi.tOpm ! SiM-mil * ( "nnoii llall 112.15 Vm
"Loaves | ClllcAoTllUL'N ( ; ; ) A yitlNCV. I Arrives
'rrnnifcrl 1'nlon Depot , Conni-11 HlnlTn. iTiniisfer
W.4II n ml . ' . .77..rhlcngo Kxproni " H20 P m
10.00 p ml Clilcnim Kiprob * ' .i. Id a m
7.'iO njii | . . _ .Tri'MtonJ K--i . . 11.1-0 n m
. . _ . rrlvos
Tian.iferl Union Depot. Oinncll Uliills. jTransfcr
7.45 n iiil--SloujTcity Accoinmodatlon..I ( i.15 n m
6.60 p mU . . . . .St. 1'iinl I'ixpress. ' | u.55 p m
MIS30UIU I'ACIKIO BUUUUUAN TIIA1NS.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
- AT -
13O2 Fannm Sfcroot.
HARRY P.DE J 2L ,
Cl y Pnasongor nnd Tlokot
SWATIIMOHK COM.KOH ,
SWATIIMOHK. I'A.
Opens uth month , ! lli ) , Ib'.u. Thirty minutes from
llroinl Ht. Hlatlon. 1'hllii. Under caru uf Krlt'iidn.
Full colleulato eournu for linlli Boxes Icmllni ; to
Olasslcal , Knulneerlinr , Hclontltlc nml I.lteiary < lu-
um' . Healthful locution , extminlvoroiiilili ,
hulhlliiK' , nmchlno shops , laboratories ntiit libra-
Jle.i. For full particulars nililreici
W.M. II. AI'l'l.UTO.V , I'll. I ) . , Artlnif I'jeslilenL
Deni/Br / Lottery
Denver , Colo.
,
Capital Prize $7,500 ,
TICKETS , no CHXTH KACH.
$26,370 , PAID KACH MONTH.
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES.
Address H. H , R1IOUUS ,
DENVKU , - COLORADO.
( CD ,
. , . . , , .
b. v uivi > tfviii H u npvo.rr r
lot ) , m W. l.d oa El. . Uie. o , (3 u
'III ' mid tiet It. Himv Iti i.tw ! !
NEBRASKA
National Bank
O. 8 , D fTPOSITORY. OMAHA , NEB.
Cnpltnl , - $4OOOOO'
Surplus Jnn. 1st , 1800 , - 07DOO
Offloers nd DlreclOM-llpnrr W. YMs , pr iM nlj
X-SJWUB. lief d , Tlca rtrniMcnti Jsmcj W SnT n | n >
T-Morse , Johnfl , folium It , U , Cuihlnfl J. M. lib
r Ulek | W. II. B. HuKhei , CMulnr.
THE IRON BANK.
Co-ncr I Jlh iind Furrmm StrcMi.
A Oencrii ItitiUlne UmlncM Trnnsncted.
GOMMEHC3IA1 *
National Bank
Capital , - $400,000'
Surplus , - 4OOOd.
Oncers nnd Illrpftnfs-K. M. Mnrncrnun , O. M
Illlrhcnck , .ln ( > i > h linrnc.in. Jr. , A llcnrr. K. H
Amti'MonVllllnin o. Mnnl , vlro-prriliU'iiti I. , n
WllllnnK , A. r , llopMn , timltlcnt. A. .MllUnrd ,
cashier ; K. U. llrrnnt , nmlMmitmiller
Omaha TvJanUficIarBrs , .
Hunts and SliocN ,
KinKKNDALL , JONES & CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Hoots & Shoes
llnMon Hiililier Shoe Co. , 1107 , 1104
llnrnoy Street , Oninlm , .Ni'li.
ILEK ,
Lajjer llwr llrcwcrs ,
1MI Ncrlli 16th Slnpl , Ouinlin , Neb.
Corn leu.
EAGLE CORNICE WOUKS ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornici
Wlnrtorr cnp < ami nictnllcntcytlKhti .lohn Kpencton
proprietor. lOSnn.t llJSoutli 10th rlrri-t.
ArtlHtH * MnterlnlH.
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- - - - - - - -
"A. IIOSPE , Jr'u
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 DoUKlai Street , Oninlm , Neb.
Con ] , Coke , I-to. ;
OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
B. E. Cor Ifitli nmt Douglas Streets , Oninlm , N'ch.
TJEUIIASKA FUEL do.7
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
S14 Soulli 1.1th Street. Omnlm , NeD.
DEAN , ARMSTRONG ic CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
4OTN ICth Street. "Ilelln"'I4S9.
= J
Dry GoilH and Xotioim.
" " " '
M.
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and NotionJ
Corner Illlianil Ihiwnnl Sticuti.
KILPATHICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
Gauls'KurilUlilnu'Coodn , Corner llth and llaiuoy
Btri'cH , Omalin , Neb
Kiirnltiirc.
DEWEY & STONK ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Karnnm Street. Omaha , Ncbrnnka.
CHARLKS SHIVKHICK ,
Furniinrc.
. Nt , .
Omaha. i i ( > Aa.
Oroocrlfs.
McCOUD , BRADY te CO ,
WliolesiilCtroccrs ,
Uth nnrt Lcavenwortli Streets. Oui.ihn , Nctiraska.
' 1'
JOHN A. WAKEKIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc.
Imported nmt American I'ortlaml Cement Rt.itt ,
afentfor Mllwaukuo lljilraullc Cemuut , ana
( julncy Wlilte I.lme.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Wood carpet * and pnrqnct ilourlnK. t'th ' and DouglM.
UtrcotB , Omaha , Nulira.ikn.
, \V. Orttr x" ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc ,
Corner Oth and UotiKlai Streets , Omslm.
Millinery nnd Notions.
I. OI3ERFKLDER & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
JUA , 210 nnd 912 South llth etreoU
NotloiiH ;
J. T. RODINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1124 Hartley street , Omalin.
OIlH.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINK CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils , .
Axle iircnuc , etc. , Omalm. A H. lliiiliop , Mummer. :
' .
_ I'npor. _
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry B nice tock of printing , wrapplnu and wrltlni
paper , Hpcclal attention iilvcn to card paper ,
A. L. DEANE Ac CO. ,
Uencral AKcnti for
P Halls' Safes ,
m and 323 South 10th St. , Oraat *
ToyH , Kta.
r
H. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , ! Fancy ,
Ilouie Furnl'hlnx Condi , rhlldren'i CarrlafM. I
Karimni street , Onmhn , Nob.
Wntur Hup
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Halllday wind mill ) . 918 nnd IKO Jonun > t. , Omaha
(1. K ltos , ActliiR Mitnnver.
Iron WorkH.
PAXTON & VIERLINQ IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort , .
Engines , brnis work , general foundry , machine n .
blackimlth work , onicu nnd works , U. 1'
lly nnd 17th street , Omaha.
<
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , jail work , Iron shutlnrs and Urn etrnpes.
U. Andreeii .prup'r. Cor lull unitJa'kiQU : tits.
Hanlilo _ _ ) rH , Ktu.
M. A. DISUROW & CO. ,
Wholeialo manufacturers of J
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Brunch oClce , 12th and Iinrcl streets , Omaha , If . I
Qout.Ii Oma.li a. ?
UNION STOCK YAHD8 CO. ,
01 South Omalia , Limited ,
GILBERT BROTHERS ;
Taxidermists
B | > rcluius nan bo sent i safolr b *
mall or uiyrcn iiimil fur ulto * . tu It ,
leth Btr * t ,
BLAKK , KOISSIiVAIN & CO. ,
London , England.
ADOLl'll BOISSI'VAIN & CO.
Amsterdam , Holland.
Uankora.
Bur and soil American securities on comuliloo 04
1/jndon anil on oil Continental uarkuls , <
w W o ft ipiDUU/i