THIQ OMAHA. ! ) Allj JLMiilG : SATlUlDAl' . SUJPTMMHIHK (5. ( 181)0.
t. .
Ttir ? nnrniif * TIITH iiiTiirr"rr >
HIE SPECULATIVE MllKETS ,
An Indirect Effect on Wheat Caused by the
Now York Failure.
_ CORM OPENS WITH A LIVELY FEELING ,
OntH Start Ijou'cr , Im't Clone Hotter
Tliim Vestct-dny A I3l | { Dny in
i'rovlelons Cult loan d
QCltiCAno , Sojit. r-Swci.il [ Tulcsram to
TUP. llr.r. . " | Tim wheat innrkot liuil lo sliuro
tlio Interest wltli iirovliloin nt the sttirt to-
Oay. Tlio Nuw Yorl' falliini iiail nn indirect
cITuuton wheat at wtll utnl HID market , wliloli
Mas weak nnd unsettled before , oiicnetl with
trade very much torn tip nntl ul ointul : prlct :
were lJc ! olT from tlio oloso yenttriliiy. O < "
cciuljcrojifnod nttl.OO'i , wiltl ntoncoiitJI.OO'/i ,
the low point , on a decline from M.OJ and rul-
lied on KOOI ! btiylnt ; to il.OI ! . Thin wii ; fol-
loivi'dliy niUtllfipt'lliitid , ilr ( < ) | ) In the ( irlco
toil.UIU. A1it noon a second si > url otbuy-
lnK nrrloiltlio jrlcotoil.Oiy , the best price
touched iiiilo I o'clock I'rotu this the price
dropped to St.OI'S ' wiln. May wheat wai
Vtwccn 9I.O."i und JI.Wi rnnil of Iho day. Ilerir-
( tn InlliiuiircH wiri"w Voik fullilrof" , oloiir
litul fnvorsililo vea'lior In tlio nortliwi-st nnd
nlironil , Llvrrpuol rnlilusltid Inworutid ft con-
tinned jircsiiiro of loni * wMerit fniin siniilj
linldcrsonllio marlft. On the otlii-r lifind
( bull liuilsi-sfi-UcutillkunttliiittliolHittomliiiil
been loui-lu'd mul buying brctiinu UrNk on the
tlirmyof niitural n > : icilim. OniiiienrlyliroaK
tliu IniyliiKwii.s loci by Illootnvlio look nboilt
ft million luiMlivls. Ciiinttock win also nn
early buyer. l < nu > rln tlioduy Kimti k Co. ,
Driver. Keimett k llupkltm , ltiiis < euii und
Iliitclmipon rciiiini'd ' tlielr Iniylntr. . \ .
Whltofc C' . , MiCorinlclt kCo. aiKl llnnlild o
wuro Hollvii. The List half hour Invliont
broushL : i lousing bull nuirkot DoconibcT
Mild up from S-l.OI'/S ' to * l.l'-"t ' nnd closed at
II.O-1 , ; Miy miiM'd up totl.lMi't. ' ulodiiKiit the
tiiti ; tlio last pilci' on Hciilombi'i' winUU'ic.
Cornopcni'd with a very lively trailo and
Ilio Diiiilfly fccllns In piiivlsluiis mulhtat
was foil hen1 ul'i ) . I'ltsl trades for.May were
lit4T'icto ' l"c , with Ilio ) ) rlco at 47SC In a
minute. Aflora llllludrup buck InJT'ic ' the
biiylnt : Improved ami the price gradually ad-
vnnced to4i o , thn bcKtlivIce icarlicil bitforn
1 o'clock. The corn niarKHdovolopud streiiKlb
with whunl bofnio the closu. yi-lileiiiljerHold
nt 4JXe 'arly. nnd ro-it t. " > 'iecloslns , at 4.Vlc.
nsnuTlitiiMilay. Uctiibcrsoldiit 41'iU to4r.sc
nnd closuil nt 4.vnc. May sold up to 4So and
closed ut 47V : hid.
.
wss In other pits , with September and Oi'to-
bur nt : tl' c and May around Ifo. llaily
montliH dmlipcil to ; il'.o and rccovoi-od lo .T J
fur S-ptiuiiliur and 'IJ'BC for Oclulmr nt , the
close ! Miiy sold at. : i7)40 ) and up to ; wse , ulob-
Inu nt ! > ! , c , or'ic betturtlitin yoslwliiy.
Th's win a big day In tlio provision market ,
but * inllil ono eoiiiimri'il with what was ; x-
iicotwi. The falluio of the t'roat liiiuso of
eawjer .t Wallaeo at New York last ultjlit
Biivurlhu to a Kn-utdoalof unonslncss lioro ,
bcuniisu It was this huiiso Unit attempted the
corner Inpurk IIIMO lust Uutouer and have
carried innch of the product since. A cra h
wan looked for at the openiui. , built did nut
cornoandpilut's brolio cliarply the tlrst llvo
iiilnult's-iKJi-k about " > o ( DIM lust ululit ,
fchort ribs 2. > c und lard less Ihanl5c. Ntroim
parties tuok olTorliiKH , Packers Kcnorally
wuni buyers. A iiiessaKe staling that Hawyor
k Wallace wcio about even on the New Viirlt
market ciiad would piy : nil difference * )
Intel a reassurlns i-lfrct heio. U'lllijiood suj > -
liort liori1 prices soon rallied and lard and ribs
sold rlijlit up oloso to ycslnr.'liiy's lisuics ,
bile iius perU iccovt-ied IOQ500 before mid-
da v. Seiiteiuler pork touched J3.00. ftKalnst
tuA'iiast nl hl , Ootobcr K > .l2'i ' and Jnniiary
wont oil to Ml. 10 against ( II.S7i ! last uluht.
Ilofdio I o'clock Si-pk'inbiir pork sold ut $9. 0
and .Ian nary "t $ Iri7'i. January rlDH rocov-
cii'il from J5.0to r > . 'OIp.7-i ! und lard fiotu
ti.Vito ; ii'.il' ' . 1'iodiii'ts eloscd on a falrinarkct
M about the belt prlcuHiuaclied uu the ruuov-
cry. .laniiarv rilju , fo.7057J4 ! ; lurd , J5.U5 ;
iilL'is polk , 'lll.o'1 j.
.i a it i * t ru ? iroct.
CiltrAfio. Sept. 5. [ Sueohxl Tolojrnun to
Tim lliu.l OAiTWi lluslncsi was slow and
unsatlaf.utory from llrat to last ; cspcolnlly
was this the case \vlth salesmen that had nn-
( lush able , grassy , ( 'rcouor half fatcattlo , and
thuro were plenty of such on sale. Miuiy
owners would have fared botlur If their stock
had been rcshlpped to the country Instead of
Bolilhurunt the prices. Of cour.-o a few ear-
loads of prlinn steers cinlil at steady tostronK
prices anil that Is always the case , no matter
whnt thccoiulltlouof the market Is on uiidu-
Blrablo nnd common classes. Tex-
nns und iimcm undiTwcnt llttlu or no
chniiKo 'iiul iintlvubutiliorH1 stock was soiling
about like It had for a few day. ! past. The
stockcr anil feeder trade remiilns uxtionicly
ilull ! lltrht little steers are almoU unsalable
even nt the t > ie > .tMit low prices , and abou t , the
\ only business iroliix on Is the sale and .ship
ment of a f v feeders to IVansylvanla and
Ohio. Kntlves. 4I.UO5.10 ; Tcxans , * ; ' .25a3.10 ;
raiiKcro , t2.OOWl.a3.
Hods Theio was an unoxnooted do-.vntiirn
of IOS15cbrouKhtaboilt by tno fnlluiofof one
of the most wteiislvo provision firms la this
city. Our sales ilo not oxautly show thu coa-
ditloa if Ilio market , as they were made
tMirly. nnd late transacllom wcio fully
lOc to l.'o lower than at the opunlnz. 1'ackcrs
woie not upcriillnx until Into In thuday nud
Bhlpnlngordeis were llmltcil and the general
mitruet cloiwl weak with a larnenumber left.
At the close packers were only hlildliiK MOJii
4.0J for lest mixed. Pilinu heavy and butcher
wi'l'lit.s ) would not bring over ti , 41X 1.50 aiul
lluhl sorts eloscd at SI.JJS4.53 after sclllii ; ; at
C5.
Jinw YOIIK , Sest. 5.--tHp3w'lixl Toliurnin to
Tim Ui'.B. ] STOCKS There were not many
blasted hope * In Wall street this niornliiK
when the stock market flattened out ,
for no ono expeetod much. London
was bullish but cloliu little ditto
room traders , The imblio was not
Intho market at all. There was seine buylni ?
by local traders nt the start o ( shorts with
poor success. Uiirlnrf the llrnt hour a few
stocks sold Mto ! i percent higher , but before
nojn uvery hlojk la tln > Hit was lower on a
Flow. ilruKijItiK nuirkot. Sugar liofliierles
touched SI a nd sold oil' to 80'i ' n ml to 80'j ' at mid
day , lliu-llii.'lon was supported a llttlo ut the
first , bit : wi'iitolTto l > Jat non'i. locl ; Island
aclcd In a like manner , KOIIK ! oil' from PI to
Kl'S. Thu sharpest drive wai In St. 1'aiil.
whleh was elf a full point to 70'j. ' Ten
nessee ( 'o.il hroke omr i iiolnts to
4i'i : ' on llht. offering * . Silver \\as down
at llli'j. ' The eloj'ui ; hours la stoek.s
furiiltjlied nutli'iiKiiuw and anv amicaiaimo
of strength curly dNappe.iicd. Ki-ports nn
ralli-oadeainln is worn not llattcrlni ! and at
t liuelo'-ofblcano ' tins was elf ( i at M , Suuar
hti-ady at M i'i. Louisville oir ! i ut 87'j , Ali-DI-
con ! i nt r."i. Huillntin ( > 4 at W , St. Paul C at
* * * \ CUS. IVortliiM-stt-m and lock ! iHland i'ioli ;
ihliuwuil blight net jialnsi. Silver was ut U7i
and iriiiipy fairly easy.
The ( jllowlag wuro the closing qtiotatlotis.
tf.fl. Ti"coiiion"'T..Tri2 | l | XortliL'rii IMelite. 3.1" "
U , S. 4aroiilnr lijl i do iir ri-rroil Sl
II.S. 4H ii'UUIar. . . .IUI C. A.V. W IUOH
U.S. 4Si-i > tii | < in IUI < lei > rufi. > rrt.l 11:1 :
I'lrlliuiiiiir M Ill Now VorkUuatral.lXf ( ! $
CentralI'acltlc atlp. , . I ) . , t I ! SO
Alton I KoitNlillul gU !
Chlcit > < ti , llurllnutim " . . .M. , < c st. I'.iul 10i4
! ' " ilo prnfi-rruil linU
i.j.\\v ) St. I'nul A OiiiMui , M > j
1US tin rroferrtul. . , . , KI
1. , II. A W llnliiii I'.icllln. KIui ) <
Kuni < nt'l'uxn . . . 1'J'a ' XV..SI. I * A. 1- t H ? {
J.nko Sliurn loj ; ! loproti-rroil 5
Mlclili4nnroHlr.il. . ml \VutturiiUnlua bJ ! <
&lliLOiirl lknello . . 7ij (
Mosnv riiinvr at W t-lt pi-rei-nt ,
I'UlMliMKIICANTIt.Kl'AIM : ) ! tSli" per COIlt.
Hriiu.iNi ) M.M'iiAsnK Stoadyj slxty-ilay
lllU. l. Hiiloiimnil.I.SO. } '
"Mlnlni ; Stiiuks.
NEW VOIIK. Hopt. 4"Saulal | ) Tolejr.ua to
Tin : Haa.1 The ( ollotvlajaro the in lulu
imitations ;
lUnlle nil Calnlonla It. II 185
Out. Oiln. nivl Va. . . 4ft ) CYimuoiittt'ullti * 7A
Ilolnnilik' UU Kuri-'ciit'iiii 4'i5
lioulclA I'urtj J10 Ilnlo.vurcros . . . 2l'J
Iluliii-H.iko 11)00 ) DnUrlu DUO
rimuulli KOJ I'ltoonU HKJ
hli-rra Ni-vnila 'J.V ) Stuulurd lei
ISO
Tlio Coiroa Market.
NKW VOIIK , SL'pt. 5. rPpoolal TclJsriiin to
Tut : lKt.l-c'oiri'o ) options oponril tiaroly
fitivuly toitn i > > lnts ilinvn tunl clo > i > il i
u. clo o Wheat
.u''f. ; Muy ,
j October ,
October. 35Jiai
I.anl 'HtcKlyj pasli , I0. ! 4 ; October ,
Jnnunrv , W.ft"i-r7//i7'i.
I'lour Steady | siiowi ndrc-llno for tli WPOK
of about I0 to t.ic : winter whciit , J.aV5t'.Mi
sirliK | ) win-ill , tl. 0'it.1."i ; tyo. M.OCKa'1.50.
Hulk Menu Sliouldcri , M.7.Vti.i7lJ ! } short
clnar , J.V007J.V70 ; uliort rllH , W.4VSt.fl. :
llttttor tjuleti cruainury , na'--ot dairy , 103
lc.
lc.Choc o Ptcatlj'jf alt cream clieildars , 8Ci9ci !
flats. S'iiaoUc.
-l Inns r. . .
lllilu'i UnchtintiMii llnii ) licnvy nnil llsjlit
< altoJ. T'ioi iiHod bull lililos.S'i ' Rrucn
ft.illc ilcntf.t ! > i/ia ; < iry flint. HiJto ; drv i-iltuil
lilU" ( . 7o ; dry calf. S w ; ilcacom , o.tch. . ( ! .
Tallow llncli.'inaoil ! steady ! No. 1 , solid
packed , 4ic ! ; No. ' . ' , Jes cnkc , Vic.
Itocolpt * . Slilpinont' .
rioiir.lihls . 1.1,000 I'-MitX )
Whout. bu . . . , . 71VXV ) l-.OOO
Corn , bu . ni .o03 ! 78rtiO
Oats , til . LW.OOO 1W.OW
NKXV VOIIK , Soiit. B , Wlinat Receipt" ,
IWO IjimlicU ; roxjurtn , " > 'JW : | : spot tin-
sptttcil , olo-tliiit stronirori No. ' . ' rcrt , Sl.OO'J'iJ ' '
l.niv * In uluvatortI.OJ.UI.OlS alloatj } l.ni 5J
lri ( ! f. o. I ) . : options early were 1-WHii )
lnwirboQuu of tholtnprc.islon that Sawyer ,
Wnllaco A Co.'n falluri'S would ilntnoralUo
nltalrs when It became known. In wheat
light priori rccovnrcil HiCJil'/jc and clo ed
Inolnvator ; r. : : )1 ) ic iilloat ; unRrniluil nil.xcd ,
" : cmtloim closoil atuatly ; fc'optunibor
-i , 111.003 binliulij exports ,
pot lower , closlns ilunilkr ; No. 2
wlilto , ll'tf.ll'Jo ; nilxeil western. Usai'-'i Jwhllo
wostcrn , llft-'ili ojllons Irn.'Hular and ilnll ;
OolToo Options clo-icd stca'ly to l.VST )
nolnls lion n. Hull" " , 41,000 IIHM ! Septum-
Lcr. tn'OHn. * : > ; Oc'toijor. M".iHHsl7iO : ; suet rlo
slcadyi fair oiirtfoci , fJ0.7S.
HiiKar Haw , nl hcr ; fair rcflnlns , S 7-1 flc i
niilscorado , Ml 1i" t , S'irtii 7-lOfi rontrlfilUllls.
M ti-Hl. : il-lWMI-lilt" ( rcflniil lil.'liorl " 0. "
5'ii'j yellow. ASQ-Vtu ; elf "A. " fr's'-til ' ' 5- Idol
laiiiliiril "A. " Ol-lik ; ; cut loaf , 7U-1CC ! pow-
dci-i'd , Rruniilati'd : , OnU' ' .
I'otroloum United olmed for October at
fir.
fir.Ifcrsi Wi-alt : wostern. inti'Mi ; .
Pork ili > rllnod 7. > c per 1)1)1 ) ) on the fnlliiro of
Sawyer.VnllacaAc l-'o.j inpss.Hl.S.'V&r.MO.
I.nnl Kislor and nulot ; Hoaterti steam.
Jd.471i ; Sopluinbur. * l.l" .
Ilutlcr rholi'o steady i poor ousy ; western
dalry.li'jQIlo ' ; crL-ainory , lynsie.
Ulii-esu-ljnlt't ! Ohio Huts , 037 0.
ST. IOL'iiept. . . " > . Whunt Lower1 , cash ,
flo : Dvuiiiiibor , Jl.OJ'ijfiil.O'J'.i. '
I'oriiI.owur : cash anil December , 4l'io ;
Mny.lik- .
Oits : - I.owpri ea < liTO1 ( ( ' ! May , aSU(3.B'ic. ( :
I'ork Ioi\urj uusli , 'SIO.DO.
I.nrd Lower nt J.'i.7H'i.
Wlilsky--Stc-aily at J1.1J.
Hutler Unvlir.n s l.
KANSAS CITV , Hopt nVhcnt Lower ; No.
2 liiinl. cash niul fc'eptumbur , k /e No , " toil ,
CIlHll.ttlC.
t/oiii Htcauyi No. 2 cash , JOc ulu ; Septem
ber , 40'i- ' .
Utits lllghuri No. 2. cusli and Suplomber ,
Klo.
_ _ . . . . . . . . Sept. 5. Wheat Lower ; No. 2
red , ttl.'SJifl.O)1 ) ! .
Ooru I.owoi : Xo. 2 mixed , 49e.
Oats Irii'Kiiliir ; No. t ! mixed. U7S'33lo. ! ' ! !
Wldsky-fl.ll
MiNNr..Ai'Oi.ts , Pupt. 5. Wheat Uo-
celpti , 220 ears : shipments , 20 cars ; early de
mand for old wheat ( , ' < > < > < I , buyers for now
wheat held bank for developments In trade 8
In futures. Closing : No. 1 hard , September.
Bio ; No. 1 northern , September.ttlUei Octo-
ner , fll'ici on track , Wcffll.OJ : No. 2 north
ern , b'optember , S-9J.
MuWAUKin. Sent. 5. Wheat Ea ys No.
" Kin-Ins , eashfl" > e , 'f ' > cj December , 'Js , ' e.
Corn I'asyj N'o. II , 4Ue.
Oats ( Julot ! No.\i \ white. n8'4'7i17c. '
Provisions Lower ; pork , January , JlLSIli.
IjiVKiti'oor. . Sopt. 5.-Wheat Dull : O.ill-
fornla No. I , 7s5Viil5Md per cental ; red west
ern , sprlntr. TsJclr rsliid ; icil vestern , win
ter. 7s : i'idit7s4il.
Oora Quiet ; mixed western , 4s 3d per
cental.
LI t'K STOCK.
CHICAGO , Sent. 5. Cattle Receipt * . 0,000 ;
miiikot slow nnd eivy : ; natives Jl.OOSo.10 ;
'IVxans it-VJ-'iULtO ; raiuer.s , tl.Mii\yi.
llosnliueolptx. . "I.OOOi niarkiit loner ; mixed
and pnc-Kors , fJJ.Oi.1) ; prlmiV heavy and
nutchoiV welsh t.s , JI.4Wtl.30 ; llplit. iH.03l.)0. ( )
Hlit'opItoueliits , 8l--0 ( ; markut sti'ady for
slu'cu ; lambs , -laiw lower : natlvci , jl.DO'2l,7."i ;
westerns , iM.OOa-l.aj ; Te.vitns , il.laffll.M ; lambs ,
S1.1W.
ST , Louis. Sopt. 5. Cattle Kecolpw , 1,200 ;
slilpmonts , r.'JO ; market stonily ; fair to fancy
mitlvo steers , W.S031.SO ; stoekers and feeders ,
. . -i. .
Mu s lteei > lptsC01 : shlpnients. n.OOO ; mar
ket firm ; heavy. SI.r.ai.J'J ' ; mixed grades.
KANSAS OITV , Sopt. fi. Cattle liccelpts ,
60 ; Hhlpinents. 4MO , ; marker steady to dull ;
steers. si.'J.V(1",4.70 : : cov.ls1.5034.70 ; stocliorsand
feeilers..V > 2t..V : > ,
ll-s-ItL-celpts.OtOO [ ) ; shipments , 2iOO ! ; mar-
kotstuady and higher ; all Rrudcs , W.OOi l.'S.
PiouxOrrv , In. , Sopt. 5. [ Special Tolesram
to'l'HB llKri. ! Iliws Krculptx. 2,113 ] market
weak , selllna t JI.UOQH.20 ; bulk atW.15.
0 ,71.1 //.I fill'Jl S IH CJl.
Cattle.
Friday , Foptcmborfl.
Estlmatod roaolpts of eattlo lbJ , as com-
piin-d with I.UI'J yesterday und : iti4 : : I'rldnv
of last week , Tliu market opened slow' and
about sloady on the best heavy steers and
slow and lower on others. About h tlf the re-
eolpts were ranjjo eiittlo and butelior's .stutV
dropped 13utu23c. Feeders lomain uiiehuugcd.
IloK" .
Estimated roeelpts of hojs 0.003 , compared
with tV" " > vesteruay and O.OJI I'rlday of
liibtwuok. riio quality of the rojclpts was
verv p.ior , making thonrirket appear really
wiusu than It was , 'L'ho neuoral market was
5e lower , with lluht hois asbado to5u lower ,
und heavy hess fully Js otr. Only about thruu-
fonrllisof the receipts had been sold before
midday. Tlio runu ! of prlcos was f I.MHjjl.l"'J.
tlio bulk sollln nt H.WtllM. LlRht. J.I.8U ®
4.00. MUedtl.OJai.l2i. ! Heavy , fl.OJ1.17i. !
Estimated roeelpts of thc-op 303. shipped
direct to a paeklin house. The demand con
tinues In oxcirss ot the receipts and prleeJ are
linn to strong.
I'i'iucs.
The followhn ; Is atibloof priuoi pild In
thh marketfor tm ! At'.i'Io ' ot stet ! mentioned :
I'rlinostoors. lauto liiliihj . . -Sl.'ll OlI.iU
Ciooil rtlcurs. 12 > 3 ti ) 14V ) Ibs . 1.0) 4il.iO :
( Jood steers , ID' ) to J'WlBs . Il.si ftfl.l.'i
Kalr , 10Dtoll. > J Sn . : i..J5I.OJ <
Uommon.SOJto UJJlba . Il.'ii CO'I.OJ
Common uaiiuors . l.U ) d'AM
Oi'dlnary tofalrcjws . 2.0J
Kulr toifooilcowi . -M
Good toOholeo cows . S.75
( "holeoto fnnoy cutvs . 2.i"i :
KalrtoKoodbulU . 1.7J
Uhoieo to fanev bulls . 2 , : > )
Ll' ' < hl steak r. < and fuoders . 2.0J
Kt-edois. R" > 0to UJIffis . 2r >
Fair to choleo lliilit IIORS . H.-O '
I'nlr to choice lu-avy IHIJJI . 4. (
Fair to choice mixed IIOKS . 4.05
Ooiiipiirativo ' 1'alllo.
The following table S'IDWS the ran'jo In
prices on IID S during this aiul last would
Averaijo Cojtot * Hl ( ,
The following fi'lo ' Rlvns tlio average cost
of ho ion thu d.itus luontloun I , Iirolu I in , ' the
cost to lay , as b.iij.l upon s-ilojrepjrtiiJ :
.luiyja { 'Miu Aususti" : i no'j '
Jilly.M ! t 70 August IU 3 7."i
.iuiyw ; : t : id Auiriisf. ! ) ; i wu
Jtilylll U : ! i AniillsfJl 3 7-J'j
AUKililI ! l fH AlUIHt 2. 3 7' !
Auanst2 : i 4-iH AujsuitSi 3 7 'i
AllKU-tl It 41 All list 25 II blii
AilKlf.t ; > : i W Alltfint - " ( ! 3 W
AilKUitn y Kt',1 August 27 3 87
AllKiltt ? SIU AiiKUJtSs 3 fe'J'i
Aiiuusts ; > tit August 2D : t ni'i
Aiiciiill ) : t.S > j Auvinst : io 3 l 7'i '
ll U 01 Septi'inhiTl. . . . 4 OHJ
12 a 70i ! ti ( > | itimlvr2. . . . 4 O7'i
ii : a .W , Septeiobi-r3. . . 4 OajJ
U a .Vl > i i-eptuaberJ. . . . i 11
Au nst l.t a KiU
August ii ) a u.
nst and U jv jst Sulat of II > jj.
T.iday. Vestcrdav.
ie-.t | i Illshi t 14 2. ' )
liOWOit U 9J IjUWCit \i \ 70
'
SlOUk UcL'u'lt9.
Olllolal Visterdav , Kstlui.ito.l . ToViy.
Cattle. . . . Hears. ) l.'US ' Cattle. . ears. 1,811
llo ! < ! eai > , 0,3B Ilo.- * . . . . t-ears , O.OJU
1 eats , -I Hieep 1 ears , XO
of Stool ; .
the number of litid of sto'k
purchased yesterday on this market as shown
ly thu woiliiiia ; ! > lorior luu StoukyurJs uuia-
pany ;
CATTLE.
Swift .V Company . Ml
The II. 11. Hammond company . Kl
The Arinour-L'iidaliy puoVlni ! company , . . . 411
l.-o llothsi-hild . CO
Ni-ls Morris . 11
l.oliiniiiHi . Traiiermaiin . Ill
W. ll. ViinSant , , . . U
Other buyers . . . Sio
Total . iiiil
IIOOS.
The Aruiour-OuilaLy iiacklcj compacj , . . 2,331
Omntu packing company. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -.1.013
Swift & Company . . . . . .I.wn
The G , II , llnmmond company. . -I'1'
J , I' . ! < nulre * A : Co
llal tcad A Co
Uraliurd lliothcrs. . . 130
Total 0.551
No. Av. Pr.
il. llffl 4SO
8. . l 7I 425
0..127 453
I.V. R.M 2 IS
' 2 15
10. i IWJ S 13
l. . two 2 1.1
1. . S'lO 220
I. . IKO 2'0
I..1IW ) 225
0. . 1V > ) 2 25
1..1UM 223
10. . GW riw
I ) . . lOWe
o 117 }
" 2:15 :
5" 119) *
67. 0 240
a. , wi 200
1. . HIM 2fc3
7. . IBS 2 CO
B. . : wi 2IW
31. . tA 2 75
303
110 2 10
1SX ) 2'Jl
1..1SIO 240
OAfjVF.q.
1 75 1. . Jl'IO 2 25 a. . 22H : ioo
1 75 4. . 117 U 00 3. . voo ; uuo
21'J 35
CANNT.HS.
13. . 7C7 8'i S. . 710 1 25 13. . 701 140
1. . 10 1 15
MT.STKHN CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
40 strcrM. corn-fed . .11113 ji : 70
1 stdi-r . .12 * ) 2 73
Iltich 1j , A U. Co.
CSstcew , . .llii : 2 M
Kl Htei-rs . .ma
lii H t I-ITM . . .1121 2 f > ' .
31 bteers , .ii7a U 00
HOIK
No. Av. Sh. Pr. Xo. Av. Sh. 1'r.
. 09. . 'JVJ ICT ' ii 0.1
0:1. : . .m ; 120 il 80 70. AM 210 4 Oi
W. . . .20:1 2.-0 I XO 70.WJ. . .110 r.v ) 4 ( ) ' )
u. . no ; U 83 ll'.l .217 UMO 40)
ai. . 240 83 711. .174 o80 405
40. . 120 i)3 ) IK. 40 }
to. . 120W ) I 1)0 ) 70 iyjs Tai
17. . . . .aw 80 70Kl. ris 2 ! > o 4 05
. . .lll ! ICO Kl. . ' . " . 130 401
. . . . .lllj ICO I 03 CC JIM ysu 4(15 (
fe'J. ' . . . .aw * 4 00 fa. . ' . ' . ) ) 2-0 4 t > 3
. . .240 40 4 00 51. . : iii aw 4Ui
4 IIH 51.C ) . ' 'I ' ! ) 80 4 05
Aiarkct Mention.
Iloss lower.
Cows deiuorall/cd.
Cattle dropped a peg.
N. Olson of llartlngton brought In a cur of
cattle.
Ice Lore of Vorl : was among the visitors.
Gus Johnson & Co. of Wahoo marketed a car
of lions.
J3. T. flrantlinni brought in two caw of hogs
from Uheiioy.
llohson & lllack and W. Holoway of Cozad
marketed liugi.
V.V. . Covlneton of Stamford was hero with
a shipment of hon'3.
S. Uryfoosof Oeoueo was among the regulars
hero with cattle ,
A. II. Uabloof Hartln ton was among thu
shipper * heic v.'llh cattle.
J. Toiina of Casper , \Vyo. \ , had cloven cars of
range cattle here.
JacobElkenUciry ot Union was at the yards
looking after a ear ot hogs.
li. P. Soutbworth , the well known sheep
dealer of Hheltou , was at the yaids.
Tlio Mutual eattlo company of UisnurWvo. : .
marketed three c.irs of ranijo cattle.
W.V. . Latin of Teliftinah , a prominent and
regular shipper , had hoxs on thu market.
A. Hcekman and Anderson ft Johnson , well
known dealer.at Oakland , s > ent hi ho S.
John Trulttof Chicago , fatliur of I.eo N.
Triilttof this city , Is liuru visiting the latter.
Lebanon wan represented on the market by
Gi'orgoA William , who hroiiKhtla cattle.
1'onder's ' well known sto.'kiaan , II. V. Cronlc ,
was hcio looking after a shipment of cattle.
Nicholas Nolhon. a regular patron of this
market , brought la a ear of hogs from Stam
ford.
ford.Mr.
Mr. Harris of the firm of Barrett it Harris ,
VYIsner , came In with a ear of hogs.
Oeor o DKon. a well known Iowa patron of
thN market , was over looking after a ear of
cattle.
J. 1) . 1'ordof the firm of Adamson ft Ford ,
Ioiip City , brought In three cars of cattle ami
one of hogs.
J. II. ISInsoll of KhiBoll Hro < i. . oxtenMro
bankers and stockmen ot llohtredgc.was look-
in , ' over the market today.
There will ho an adjourned mcotln'-f of the
oxchaino nnd board of directors , .Monday ,
September 8 , at : i p. in. All members should
lie present as uiisliii-vt of Importance will
come before the meeting.
John Hastlo of Auburn was hnro looking
after Miveral carsof stock shipped from dif
ferent poims In southeast Nebraska. Among
Mr. Ilaslht's shipments ucro two loads ot
choice beeves from Stella that bold for 1.55 ,
the limit reached ou the market.
Oll.tHA
I'roiluuc.
tJoilX 405 ? 15C ,
OATS-JWSil'H1.
HAY t'.doT/.lo.OO.
12.00.
12.00.$13.co 3l4.ro.
I'OUI.TIIV Pordo/.en , choice hcnt , J'1.001.25
choice nil.M-il , J.'O7tl.OJ roosters. K.ftOJa.73 (
KurlnsclilckuiiM.il K'J.OOfor small ; H.yyiCS.5
fur medium ; & .59&.73 lar c ; llvu pigeons ,
JI.2.V3I.50.
IIUTi'KH Creamery , fancy rolls , print. 20 ®
2le ; eroainery. fancv , willil pauked , ITttlHot
cri'iiinery.cln > U'e , li 3l2ii dairy , fancy rolls
and prints , llifil.Vj ; dairy , fancy , solid jiaekod ,
rUe ; ; dairy , choice , ] DQ12o ! country roll ,
filimy , itt&lHs choleo. "iftSc ; Inferior. 3 50.
E ; iis ICe forstrlctly fiesh ; btalo not sal
able.
llinr.s. PKI.TS AND T.u.t.ow Green salted
hides , No. 1 , liuavy. 7itso ; No. 1 , light , ( f. ijuj
No. 2 llcht , * Hii" dry Hint hides , 7i1Wc ! ; calf
hides , 7u. & ; ( liuuuscil Hides 2o less , Sliucp
uelt. uri'oii , each U5't:1.23. Shcop uolts , dry ,
per Ib , lOBtlc.
llKliswAX Porlh , 20o.
15AMK I'ur do/on , prairie ohlokciis , { 5.75 ®
IfO ; mallariH.OOij.V ) ; teal , tl.'J5Q..ooi |
mixed ducks. ? I.Ojll.5U ( ) : nlovcr , .MiQfiiio
rKACHKS-Arkniisiis , libu hox,73ea.ll.00 ( ; Cal
ifornia. per bi , l. ttS.OO.
llUAi'K.s-tiallfonila , per crate , I1.2 > a2.00 ;
MN-.OIH-1. lVi50o per 10-lb basket.
i'l.r.MS I'urple Duane , Columbia , etc. , per
box , tl.3J.00 ; wild h'ooao plums , ) i bu box , 75
lVr crate , tl.7.VJ..00.
hiHodl Malorl , fancy , { 0.503
10.0.1 ; eholco .Messln.is , tM.5iyauUO. ,
PIAUS llartlett , Cullforala , per box. J2.50 ®
3.25.
riiUNKS-fiorman.por box.i'.OO ' ; Trench , J1.7J
a..OOi ross.fl.75S2H [ ) .
TOMATOI1'er : bu , TTtoOf 1.00.
ONIONS Now southern , per hhl , 11.50(33.00. (
OAIIIIAOK Per crate , I.5J5.UO.
POTATOES Nebraska und Iowa , per bu , fl.OO
O1.25 ; Colorado and Salt l.aki\tl.4u.
SWKKT I'OTATOKS-lVrllll ' , tUlQfftSM.
KVAIMIIATBII Ai'i-i.KS-l'ancy. lHa per Ib.
Hi.ueiiKimir.sPerhft | box.tl.M ,
t'O-OAMJT.S I'er 100 , * 5.0 , ) .
WATKU.MKI.OXS I'er too , Sl2.ooai3.0) .
CAxrii.otri-K. < Pur tloA f 1.50.
AiTuM-l-'uney eutlutf , Jl.OO'iMSOj fancy
cooking , t,1,7.v.tl.2.'i . ; eholee. JJJiJii2,73.
OIHNIIKS 1'aney Hodl , * 7.r > 0.
HAN ANAS Per bunch. | | . vai.OO. :
TAU.OW-A No. l , 4uj No. 2 , : iic ! ; proa-ie ,
while , il Slo : yellow , 2'itt'to ; stearlne , ( ISJo.
HONKS ( Quotations aru fordi'llvery hi Chi
cago-Dry Uullulo , IHT ton , tHS.oOitia.OOi dry
country. blu.ichcd , llu.co'it l.W ; dry country ,
damp and meaty. < tUXXi.uo.oo.
\Voo--Klno unwashed , MSICc : incdhnn un
washed. l 'ii le ; coarao uuwu9hcdlti 20u.
.1 KU.I K8-5o pcrlb.
DIIESSI : ! ) Vun , Choice medium , CO7c ; light ,
K&CO ! heavy. 4i4Ho.
Oiir-liuw , CQ.CJ boiled , o ,
HO.NEV StralncdifiO-ll > cnn , pcrlb , Oo | now
comb honey , fancy. KVftl.c ) choleo. HtlKV.
IIKANR Hand-picked navy. r..V j2,7J ; hiind-
picked navy , medium. T2. Vii2.40 ? hand-plekod
country , tl.75-ii2.00 : good ckati , 11.3091 J10 | Oal-
| [ ornliiior : ll > . 4'4c. '
I'lMit Pcrlb-l'crch.7colilTalo : , " 01 pickerel ,
f'ic ' ! plko.Ocj trout , ( M ! wijltp.Oo ! croppto , too )
cattish , llcl coil steak , 1stllouiulcrs , iic : |
Oregon salmon , ISo ; black , buss , 15cj lobsters ,
Ifc.
I'isii-Coiltlsli , oxtrn , Ocorgc' . now , ) iyc |
prand bank , new , 4icj ! fclU'cr , Mb Mock" . G'ici
mow white , 2-lb bricks , new , 8 c ; turkey cod ,
lariomlilillobrlcks,00 ; ! snow whites , crates. U
r.-lb uo.xcs.S'iciincilliiin Walcil hcrrlnz , 25c |
No. 1 scaled herrlnu , 20oi domcstlo Holland
lierrln ? , lOc : Hamburg eplced hcrrliig , 00c |
Hiisslan sardines , spiced , Kiel Uiisslun sar
dines , plain , 50ii ! iniportod lUdliind horrlnp ,
lown lininili bOjj dofancr iiiilkors.ooc } mack-
irol. No. 1 , shore , half bbls. Ir..oot bloater * ,
lalf bbls. H8.tu : white Ilsh , hulf libls. f'.ooi
rout , half buN. 23.00 1 family white fish , Kl.Mi
nlmon. IM.50J per dot. 1-lb tuiu-kerel [ herrlnz ]
. Hi hrolled maokercl , . .00 ; a-lb in mustard ,
' . ' .00 : 3-lb la tomato sanco. J2.005-lbMayo |
ness mackerel , tJ.OOi 1-lb brook trout. 11,2. ;
Ib brook trout. $ .MiO | 1-lb salmon , JI.23 ; 2-lb
vliltu fish. $2.25 | 1-lb white Ilsh. ll.K : | 2-lb loll'
tcrs , KLlSi Mb lobsters , KM5IW.23I 2-lb
lyslcrs , 12oz. SI.Wj 1-lb oyster * , 5 otl.13 ! 2-lb
ivsti-w , looz. t\.VO \ ; I-lh oysters , 5 ot. J1.10 : 2-lb
elect , 12 oz. $2.33 ; 2-lb Ituratarla , 10 oz. Jl.83 ;
-Ih llaratarla,3oz. } l,05jl alrmont , 4 oz. fl.05 ;
'alrmont.Soz. 11.83 ! 1-lb clams , lllllo neoks.
I.i3(2'lbiliiiiis ; ( ! , little ncckji , $1.75 ! : i-lb clam
howdcr , J2.00 ; 1-lb crabs , ? -,2.5 ! ; 2-lb crabs ,
2.50.
_
Provisions
KitKSlt PoitK-Kroh ham * , SO lb , avg. , 7 ? c !
[ Gibs , avg. , Ho ; 12 l\f \ > , av . , ttoi shoulders , r > o !
iork loliis , 'H\ \ pork tenderloin' , Do ; leaf
aril , not rendered , GS4c ! spare rllx. 4c.
SALT MKATS Hlils-Mcss pork , new , $12.73 ;
tear pork bucxs heavy , il2.y3medlunill.73 ; ;
liort eut clear pork , tlo.'iii ! family pork , JlO-fiO ;
Ijutt pork , pig pork , t3..K { > ; now extra mess
jeef , SS.50 ; iii-w extra plate beef , fl.50 ; new
date beef. $ < l.00i now lolled boneless beef.
' 7..V ) ; now rumps , $5,50 ; nuw boneless rumps ,
H " 0
Ottr-Ilbls Extra lard , winter strained. 47c ;
xtra No , 1 lard , IMC ! No. 1 hiid.aiic ; No. 2
. ard , Ilk1 : extra npiitsfoot , iic : ; tnllow oil 41c ;
imrencatbfoot ull,6'Jc ' ; A 1 tallow , Oc ; stcar-
I/AIII' ) Tlercos Compound , SMe ; pure leaf ,
i'lei ' Ketllo rendered , Olic.
y.MOiciii : MIIATS S-iiRiircurcil hum' , 13 to 14
h nvg , ll'ic ' ; medium. 13 to llilh avc , lie ;
lieavy , 20to22lhavK. lie ; sklnuod slicing , 18
o20ll ) avg , ll'ic ; Uallfomlii hanis,7Jicshoul- ;
.leis , 7'.ic ; shoulders , sklnni-d , G , c : shoulders ,
( i to 8 Ib nvg , 7'ic ; l.oueless hum. no ; breakfast
hai'on , clear , ft to 7 Ib stilps , 8e ; breakfast
bacon , ill ) , bu' ! ; dried beef liam.s , sets , lOViU !
o.rular. S' 'c ; clods , So.
DIIY HALT SI BATS Lean backs , O' c ; extra
hhoit clear , 5Jc ( ; bellies 10 to0lb averajie ,
Cie ; short ribs , fi oj short clears , He ; long
clears 5'ic ; shoulders , fi'ic ; backi , 5'jc.
t'liKsu II KKVSteers , 31U to Olio-ll ) avcraqe ,
imtlvo" , ( i'.i < 3.0J.iO : 400to310-lbaverae ! , native ,
il' ' cons and heifers 400 to 5'JO-lh ' urcruci'i
native , 5'ie ' : hhidiiiartcrs. ] ( .let-rs , lOe ; hlnd-
quartcrs , eows7o ; forwiuarters , stcorn. 4'iej
foreqiiiirlcr.s. cows , lie ; d leased hogs. 4'iei
bolcii dressed mutton. O'te.
KIIKSII HKKK CUTS Kol s , S'ie ' ; beef tender
loins , ISe ; sliloln butt" . 7c ; honulo s strips ,
7'ie ; rounds ( rump off ) , en1 ; ioundsrunip ( on ) ,
5c ; rounds ( shank oll'j.S'aC ; boneless rumps ,
4c ; cliueks , : i'4c ; plates,2"ci buck halves , 4c ;
shoulder elods , 44'e ; beef loins. No. 1 ( steer ) . Ill
© 14e ; beef loins. No. 2 , 10&tlc ; beet loins. No.
. ' ! . Oo ; beef rlb . O' ascj beef ribs. No. 1. lOBlle ;
sweetbi oails ( nor iloz ) . 'fie ; kidneys ( each ) , Ilo ;
ox tads ( each ) , lie ; livers ( each ) , Iocs beef
hearts ( each ) , 4e ; beef tonguus ( each ) , 4to ) ;
strip loins. O'ic. ,
SAUSAUK Ilologna , 4c ; bologna In wcasands ,
4'ici frunkfurts li'ios tongup. 7'icbloiil,4ljot ! )
liver. 4'/8e ; he.idchecso,4'/3f ; Polish , 7e ; ) ) ork
sausage ( links ) . Go ; porksausago ( meat ) , In tin
pahs , Go.
PudAU Perlb. Out loaf. 7'5p '
DaikO. flu.
MAt'i.nSiTOAlt I'er Ib. 5e cakes , 110-11) boxes
Ille ; We cakes , OT-lh boxes , U'e ! ; 1-lb bricks , 'M
Ibs lit box , piiris He.
OOFFKI : Uoasted Arosla , 25'ic ; Ilunola
25".c ; .Mc-Ijausililin XXX.X. 25'icUrriiinn ;
25iJet DUwoilh's , 35ic ? > ; Ijlon , 25'u ; Mitllpouel
.Ti'/se ; .Moeliii'Ma ; O. O. Java , : ! ) ( . .
CoiTKi : uieen 1'ancy ( i.ihh-n Ulo , 22'-4o ' :
faney old peulierry,24ic ! ; Ulo , ebolee to fancy
' . ' J'-.e' ; Hlo , prime , Me ; lilo , cooil. 21'so ; Santos
andeoininon Uio , lll'ii''lu ; Mocha , 20e ; Java
, U. , 2de ; Java , good , Interior , lloei
. , , ,
Diiir.D ruuiT.s Turkish nrunes , less thai
hhds , INS ! ) , 7'ie ; original liluls , Uc less ; llosnlii
primes.lib ( bo\-os , 103 to 110 , 7 0 ; apples ,
evaporated , new ring eholco. 15o ; evaporated
new ring prime , 12c ; apricots , fancy. In sacks ,
20c : hlaekherrlos , new , lOc ; raspberries , 23 Ibs
to box. Hie ; currants , now , O c : original casks ,
Ue less ; N'ostlzza currants , extiu , In boxes ,
C' c.
CANNED KHUIT I'oache" . per doz , 83.75Sn.01 ,
Hcrrles 2-lb gooseberries , JI.K : ; 2-lb strawbor
rlc.i , Sl.llOs 2-lb rusiiborrlcs , $ l.02-lb bluubar <
rlei , 1 ! . : ) ; 2-lb blackberries , $1.25. Pineapples
llahama chopped. M..VI ; Hahamasllced , $ J.3'l ;
llahama grated. JiG3j standard , sliced , $1.25 ®
l. i. ( JherrloA 2-lb red. Haltlmore , il.'JO ; whit
cherries1 ; ? 1.7 : . Pcai-s-2-lb , Jl.IW.
OIIKKKB Wisconsin P.O. , twin flats , per lbL
lOc ; Wisconsin K.U.t young America , lie ; brick.
Kc ! ; domestic Swiss , HSITo ; Kdam , In foil ,
onrli. fl.OO : Uiiiburgor , 12" " Jo.
llATKfl Persian , -lbbov , 7e.
IlAiRi.NS London layers , California stand
ard , per box , $2.75 ; "horseshoe , " 4'i.OO ; loose
muscatels. California standard , $2.75 ; "horse-
" . : "star" loose muscatels.
shoo , f2.i5 ; $110 !
seedless California , $1.85 ; California scertlcss
sultans , In sacks , per Ib , So ; California musca
tels. In backs , 8u ; now valcnclas.Ooj valonulas ,
old. Ou : oudiira layer , old , Ik.
Svuur.s AmberSyrup In hbli , No. 70 grade
ItJc ; half hbN , No. 70 grade,3u ! ; 4-gal kegs , No.
70 grade. * l.3l ! S-snl kltts. No. 70 grade , "tfc ;
gal cans 10 In ciihe , nor case , KJ.OO ; ( i-gal cans ,
10 In ease , per ease , St.10 ; white clover drips , In
bbls. : t'i ! : half bbls , : ilc ; 4-gal keg < . oaeh 41.45 ;
2-cal palls , I'lieh. ' S5c ; rock candy drli > s , In
bbls. u. e ; half bblsi7c : ; 4-gni Keg" , each &II.GO ;
2-gal palls , each R'Cj California honey , bbls ,
U7c ; half bbls , : t'c ) ; 4-gal kegs. 81.B5 ; 2-gal kilts.
IKc : 1-gal , 10 lu ease , H.50 | 1-gul , 10 In case ,
$4.25.
Ollocor.ATR 12-lh boves , 3'V ? ; > o ; Qurmiin
swoot,22 < a'Mc ; Parisian , 35c.
I'ocoA Per Ib.ava-IUc.
HIIOMA Per Ib.IL'c.
CocoANUT-Perlb , lupkgs , 2Ctt27u ; bulk , 27
! 3c.
SKKDS-Mhcd bird , 1-lb pkgs. Scj canary. 5o :
hemp , lJc ! : anise , IKc ; poppy. lOe.
Si-irr.s I'ennor Shi''anorc. sifted.
shot. 2-'e. ' Allspice , lOe. Uloves IVIIHIIK , so-
lt'uted.20e. Oasla Ohbia , 4-lb mats , Oc. Nut-
nejis , No. I,7 , ' > o ; fancy , lnrr'u , B5e.
1'AuisArii.us GOODS llarloy , IlHe : ftirliia ,
IK.- ; peas Ilo ; oatmeal , li'l'/ie ; macaroni , 102 >
lie ; vermicelli. KXfoilc ; rice , t-holee , S'.ie ;
fancy , He ; head.Vie ; saso anil tapioca , ( © 70 ;
lima beans , lie ; split peasic ; ; spaKOttl. lie.
MOI.ASSKS Hbls , N 0 fancy , per gill , fl5S57o :
choofi.4.VBI7o ! ; Kood.MiW.'e ; ( Juba , baking , 2S
i&'iiiu ! black st rap , 20&'J2o.
WitAi-i'iMl 1'Arnit i-traw. per Ib , m < Q2Sc ! ;
raK. JJ'io : Manilla 11. 5SGI ? ! No. 1 , 8c.
Oir.s t.0 prime Nhlto , He ; 150 water white ,
IDc ; 175headll'lit ! , ll'ic ; 7JKasolcno.no.
SAI.SOPA llbls , 1'iui granulated , 2o ; In bbls ,
VODA 1'kRs , CO His to box , 5icj Unas , 4'Je.
Vi.NKfiAii : ; < ) Kr. older. lOii ; jood , 13o ! white ,
wine. Tie ; fancy , fruit. So
HroviJ l'Oi.lKii-f2.0 { > rl5.s7 per sross.
llAfiS Am. ner 100 , { 17.73 ; I.owMon. per 100 ,
$17.75 ; Union Mimri'lixiii5 ] ! : per cent oil' list.
H.u/r Dairy , -AO Ibs In bhl , bulk , J..tii ; best
enidc , 0)5-1 ) , * ; . ' . : ) ; best iradc , 10J Us. Si.rj ; best
Krado. IS 10s. J3.35 ; rock bait , crushed , { I.SO ;
common , bhl. $1,3. ) .
SOAP Ua-.tllo , mottled , per Ib , OSlOc ; do ,
white , per In. lie.
I'lfKMls Medium , per bhl , t5. . " > 0 ; smallf,1,50 ;
cherklns. * 7.W ; Imp. 1)111 , $13.00 , ( ( MBtil. cask )
U.'cal. bbl. $10.00.
Oliicil-l'crlJl ) ! , refilled. H.50i half bbl , W.M ;
hard elder , puiu. per hbl , Jii.ilO ; oranire elder
half , 1)1)1. ) ) ? 0.50 ; pear elder , half bbl. W..VJ.
TwiXKS-l'ottou twine , "lllbli , " very line , M
11) ) bales , 22o ; cotton twlno , "D.ilsv" urand , U
Ih bales , ISc ; lii-inp twlin' , > < Ib bales , J8e ; Kali
twlno , 30ocatidlu ; wlel--'e40-ft ; cotton elothi-s
lines. Me ; tit-tl eotton clothes lines , JI.I15 ; GO-ft
cotton lines , $ l.tU ; CO-fU.slsal lined , (1.75 ; GO-ft
Jute , JI.IO ; wool twines , h'Je. '
Ni'T.s Almonds , ISuj Kruzlls , 14c ; fllburts ,
13'ie ' ; poeans , 14e ; wnliulH. Ibc ; peanut cocks ,
lOe ; roasted , PJiio : Tenlu-isce peanntH. fa ,
llitoMS .V-tle , parlor , * l.l ' ) ; 4-tlo , 8ti.75a-tlo ; ,
83.25 ; : i-tlo. plain , Jl.wvureliuu ; u , 11.00 ; toy ,
JI.25 : whisk. ii.nottl.2S.
UMVKS Qiituts. per doj$1.00 ! | ; pints , pcrpoz ,
2.M ; hulk , per Bill , ifio.
UASNI'.D MR\TS t-'orneil benf , 1 Ib , $1.20 ;
I'oriu-d hoof , 2 Ibs , j..IU : linu-h tongues , 1 Ib ,
J..iW ; lunch tonsues , 3 UiS $4.75 ; brawn , 1 It ) ,
11.20 ; brawn , ' 'Ihs. t.0ii ! ; ox tongues , 1 ! } Ibs.
45.00 ; ov tim-iues , 2 Ihs , WOO ; chipped beef , IH
Ib , rouiiit eans , JI..M ; roa t beef , 2 Ib , round
funs , (3.00 ; potted ham , M Ib , round cans , 050 !
liottod ham , ! i U ) round cans. { 1.30 ; deviled
hum , ' 4 Ib , round cans , OTiOl deviled ham , ! S II ) ,
round cans , $ ! , . ' . ) ; potted ox tongue , ! Hi ,
round canx , JI.'O ; cotnpn-.s cd ham , 1 Ib ,
Kiliialo cans , 81.21 ; coiiipi-i'ssL'il ham , A Ibs ,
square can" , i } . " > ; tripe , 311) , round cans 11.80 ;
minced ealops,2 Ib , round cans , I.'O ; bono-
k'sn DIBS' feot. 2 Ib , i > ( | iiiire'caiis , $ . ' .2i.
VtxiKTAlil.KS Tomatoes ; t-lh ovtrn. JI.10 ; 5-
Ib stiindard nesti-rn LrniuN , tMe ; unllinis.
htrlotly standard , H'iO ' , Corn I'lnu-,1 Ki'nwn ,
tln < i ; L-IIi-oil el sii ar corn , very llm-.tl. . ' ;
eholce2-lb htisar corn. 11.10-Ib ; uMrawoHl-
ern hrands , jl 00 ; 2-lb st audit rd western
lirands , Jl.lK ) . Mushrooiiis 1-lh I'n'nch.oxtra
line , 32u,2.'iot Mb 1'r.ii.i-h. lino. IKrf.'e ; l-lu
1'ioiich , ordinary lOInlSc , I'ca8--Tros.
, - - . line , pur
can , - ' " - : doml'tlni' , ) n > rciii ; , lSu ( ; 2-11) gifted ,
( l.iM3-lb carly.Iline.ii3 | ) ; > lu niiirrow , xtand-
urd lir.indstl.'intU-ll ) t.oal > ed.b5o. Siring lieans
---Ill hli-'hcruilf , Itefuuce , 11.00 ; 3-lb ( Joldoil
wax licans.tl.Wi ; 2-lb btrlnK IH-IUIS. ( Oo. Lima
bi'iini 2-lb soikiil : : , i'ic. llontoa linked beans
1Mb I.ow | . . tl.Vij Crown unindsl.a' > . Sweet po
tatoes U-lb New .Icrtif-y. $ l.iO. ( I'umpkms : i-
Ib. il , 10. 0 kra a ml toruatoos-1.03jokra , $1.CO ;
mici-otui.il , $1.21) ) ,
I'uiiuAnu-Mimllla ropn All sizes from 7-10
to I In , 15ei sisal rope , allhlzes from 7-1U to 1
It ) , lUio ; "new process , " ull sizes from 7-17 tul
in. So.
COTTON HOPE U-l" . lie.
OnisiNE-Pcr or , P. ft W. , 4lo : Oennan.Moj
luuljo , per Ib , "ioiliwccv oowucr , 21 ; pluui ,
J4.I5 ; tnorphlnc , per ot , $ 'J.10 | hops , per Hi , 30c j
glycerine , 20c ! ilcxtrhip. 100 ! ciittlelHnoiV : !
cream tartar , pure , .1201 conitnerclal. I8c ; oiim-
phor. Mo am , curb. 14ci blue vltrol. 7ic ( ,
AciD-Caibollc. : t > BI2oi citric , 45G4SO' tnr-
tnrlo , IWl.'SH , ' ! Htihiliurlc , per Ih ' 'c.
OtusSpprin oil , $1.10 } turpentine. 4V : Ton
ka bean's. f2.2.V2i3 : : balsam loulii , 41il5ai cal
omel , ikXftiCc ! cnnthnrldcs , $ l.u.tl.ni : . : cnosta
buds , ! oa22o ! chloroform , lin&t.'c ! prpot. 47W
r 2ct gum arable , fKVa'.i5oi ' lycopodltini , 40Qiic ( : |
mercury , SGo.
A llnppy funeral Tarty.
Rolntoil by u tclograph operator In
the Journnl "In the
Imlitumpolls : cnin-
palpnof 188-1 the lion. Urtico Cnrr , then
ti ciimlidnto on the sttito ticket , Mnjot-
Calkins , nnothor stuto cxndldato : , n ntoolc
ilotilof nnil mysoUvoro nil nt South
Bontl on Snturilay night , nntl tutehty
nnxious to got homo. But the train nt
Otis , the connecting point , loft twenty
nilnutos before ours from South Bond
nrtTved. I thouplit \vlillo und said to
Jylr. Ctirr , I believe I litvvo u schoino
tlint will got us homo. It was a bold
one , but I risked It. I rushed uneorl-
inuiilously into the operator's olllco at
the station , pushed past tlio operator ,
whom I had nuvor seen before , nnd Pitt
down to the relay table. 'What's your
call for Otls'r" I demanded. Ilo gave It
to mo , und I told the operator there to
tisk tlio conductor of the Indianapolis
train if ho would not wait twenty min
utes for n larye funeral party. Much to
my delight tlio answer canio iilllinnti-
lively. When wo alighted tit Oils , there
were four plml follows who mounted the
Indianapolis train.
" 'Where is that funeral party' ? ' do-
niunded the conductor of inc.
" 'This is all there is of it , ' I Bald. .
" 'Oentlcmon , I wnnt your faro. '
"Tho conductor saw the rtiHo , and ho-
cnmo anxious lest ho should bo benten
again. lie showed mo a tologfair. from
tlio superintendent of the road impa-
patiently asking why ho was holding
that train.
" 'Tell him you wailed for a funeral
'
party , ' I said. 'Exasperating ? Yes , but
wo got homo right enough. "
A Suggestion.
Tnero may bo persons in this community
who are at times troubled with colic , nr sub
ject to attacks of bowel complaint. If so ,
they should try Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It will uft'ord almost
immediate relief , und when reduced with
water is pleasant to take. IT taken as soon as
the llrst indication ot the disease is felt it will
ward oil the attack. Many people use it in
this way , and Und that it never fulls them.
A 25 or no cent bottle may bo obtained from
any druggist.
'Ilio CostoC n YuclitliiK Cruise.
One authority in a position to know
states that for n PCHSOII of llvo months a
bteam launch forty to lifty feet in length
imposes tin outlay of $2,000 ; a steamer
from soventy-llvo to a hundred foot in
length will cost about $10,000 , and one
slightly larger , with Hush decks , not less
than 811,000 * , says a writer in Harper's
Magazine. In the big steam
ers , with crows varying from thirty to
fitly men , Iho monthly expenditure
varies from $0,000 to SlU.OOfl ; and in two
yachts of this kind described by another
writer , who gnvo the details , the annual
cost wns figured at SloO,000 each ; and in
an Isolated instance where a steamer
innco the voyage around the world , the
expense for the ilvo months' cruibo wai
said to have been something over $ . " > 0,000.
Leaving these extreme cas-es and taking
as a fair basis steamers belonging to the
class which includes vessels measuring
from seventy-five to 100 feet , wo get tlio
following llxcd charges : monthly wages ,
ilromnn , cook , steward , three deck
hands , engineer and pilot , $ ! > SO ; coal ,
$200 ; repairs , deck stores , engine room
supplies , uniforms , S-150 ; and mess , $ HSO :
commissioning and laying up , $2,500 ;
total for live months , $10OUO. If to this
bo added what it costs for the cabin out
fit , without the delusion Unit you are
saviug so much on your shore expanses
for In the long run you never do it
will bo soon that it costs u pretty penny
for sport. _ _
Change of Hfo , backache , monthly Irregu
Inrities , hot flashes are cured by Dr. Miles1
Nervine. Free samples at Kuhu & Co. , 15th
and Douglas.
AVniitcd to Kiss the "Sister. "
In the Mountain Springs neighbor
hood , ton miles southwestof Gainesville.
Tax. , a Uaptist deacon went to the house
of Mr. Solbv , a near neighbor , and find
ing all the family absent but Mrs. Solby ,
throw liis arms about her waist , called
her "dear sister" and asked her for a
Kiss.
Kiss.The
The lady , who weighs about two hun
dred pounds , jerked loose from him ,
seized 11 chair , knocked him out of the
house into the yard , foiling him to the
ground , where she continued to
pound him most unmercifully
and was only prevented from
beating him to death by the ar
rival of the deacon's wife , who , hearing
his wailing , came to his assistance. Both
have grown children and are members
nt 1.1m Mimn nhurcli. and the excitement
this nllair has created in that neighbor
hood is simply nmti'/.ing. Tlio lady went
before a justice of tlio peace and had a
warrant issued for the arrest of the
deacon , charging him with assault to
jommit 1'iipo , and there is no tolling
low where the escapade will end , as all
the parties to it are prominent citizens.
V MAUKiaT.
TNHTHUMENT3 pluuoJ on rueorU Scpteiii
J I1 Hay to to N M linker , lot 5 , blk 4 ,
( Irammorcy Park 7CO
J T lloll et id to city of Omaha , IG-100 of
an aero In no so34-15-1 1
I K Bullion and wife to Mlpatrlek-Koeh
dry isoods company , lot 7 , blk 2 , lot 17 ,
llk 7 , linker I'laee 1,401
John Cliollman and wife to Cooperative
tive land and lot company , n 252 feet
lots , C'hollman's add 1,000
K II Kilion and wife lo I ( J Kilson , lot 4.
blk 78 , Omaha , and a II foot strip on u
' | ( > ' . . . ! . Hl &
M I'orhos and husband tof ) O h'clmuu-
ler ) , lot2 = 1 , blkl ! , Walnut Illll 1,200
V M & O \ Handing to W Hiinyan ,
trustee , lots ! > nnd 10 , blk 5 , I'addoek
I'laco
II II Johnson to I ) \Vllkesct al , lot 11 ,
I'alrvlow 450
Anton Kostal to IM Kill. lot. 11 , blk 41) ) .
Ittaikl to South Omaha 5'.0
Carl Kansi licit and wlfo toi ( H I'ayne ,
i ) ! i lot 4. blk " ( , > . " Lowe's 1st 2,000
O W .Martin to .1 T Shannon , lot C , blk B ,
Joiomo I'nrk 4,700
SI ti Martin and husband to J T fcman-
noii , lotr > , blkK. .leromo I'ark 4,700 ,
I. I'McK'enna to W U and 1'rank Whit-
motiMi ijiio IH-IO-10 1.300
A II O'Ht-llly to II O lovrie ) , K 211-5 ft
ot n 742-5 ft lot I ) , blk "X. " I.owo's add 1,400
Niels & IVdor.-t'ii to Leopold Haas , lot
i'n. blk 12I1 , I'loreuco 575
M II 1'owoll to II N HreasteU , lot" , blk 1 ,
Mlllard I'laco 5,000
M 11 I'nw.'llto N ll Uroasti'il , lots , blk 0 ,
Paddoek I'laco 5,500
J K Kulil and wlfo to J U Tlpton , lot 22 ,
Iliickoyo I'laco 500
J K Held and wife to J O Tlpton , lot I.
lliioKoyo I'laco COJ
nink Huchy ami wlfo to V llolcnda , lot
y , hlkS , Arbor I'laco extension 710
South Dinaha faiid company to J M
WaiiBh. lot 14. hlk 112. South Omaha . . 7.'iO
\V ! ' Bnydur and wlfo to city of Omaha ,
1 11-liw auies In MWBW li-lUia ! ! 1
fame to same , Idl-lOU iicri-s In same 1
II A Taylor to M II l.dbon , Iot2 , bik 13 ,
hhlnn's add 40.000
A P'l'nkevelal In A (1 Howard , lotII ,
blk 12 , Cllflon Illll 2,400
Same to ! ' I ! l > Vndcr , lot 18 , blk 8 , Karnn. . 2too :
Paine to I-ai.s I.aiscn , lot 5 , blk 13. halm * . 1WJ
Yloli-na Wild and husband to Bloiz &
llor.slll feet lot ft. blk : a I'loienco. . . . 2.200
\V \ViiKiiorund wife lo ! ' N Warnerlot
2 nnd o H lot il , blk 4 , HUtuoiitll btreot
mill 1,2-0
I' Weiss and wife to 1'J lcwU , 0.xti2feot :
at point 7U- ' feet n of ne torner blkJlO ,
Omnlia 5,000
II M Caldwell and wlfi > to A M Dolss , lot
Ih' ; , Mlllurd .VC's add
Kll Kilson anil wife to ! U KiUon , lot 8 ,
blk a , llclvi-ilcro
J K IMI\S \ and wife to J I' Hay. lots 20 , an
and III , blkl ; lots : ! and 17 , blk 2 ; lots 5 ,
7.10,15 and 1(1 ( , hlk 4 , ( iraiuerey I'ark. 1
T.M btratton etui , trustees , too M Uar-
ter ' lots 1 and 2 , blk S , sub of J I lied-
lok'a add . . 250
0 K Sherwood to Horun Jonaseu , lots 8
uudl ) , blkl , Woods' I'lacu ' , w d 18,000
Total amount ot transfers I9I,7V3
DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK ,
The Second Furchtiso of Bonds Insures a
Fairly Easy Money Market.
GENERAL TRADE EXCEEDS LAST YEAR ,
TlioiiKli Commercial Credits Apiirnr to
Ho Umistinlly Jli'iiltliy , a l'ow
Knllures May Cause
Disturbance.
Kn\v YOIIK , Sept , 5. [ Special Tele-
to Tun BKE.J U. O. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly ilovlow says : Another Inrgo full-
urc , that of Sawyer , Wnllnco & Co. , comes nt
a tlmo when the offoeU of the 1'ottcr-LovcH
falluvo nt Boston proves moredlsUirbliiRtliim
wnscxpcctoX The prospect of speedy no
tion on the tartlT la the seunto ami consider *
ably bettor sales by clothing dealerImvo
inn Jo the wool mnniif.icturerd inoro careful
und purchases of wool nro larger. Hut con
cessions huvo been mmlo to secure sales ou
ninny grades , ttio money inarUit
pressing niul It Is noticed there mid lit
Philadelphia thnt buyers net still with
great caution. 1'rlcos of 101 grades tUero
average L'3.0 cents , a shade lower. The ih'V
tootls trailo Is decidedly larger than last
, 'car. The Iron manufacture Is also inoro
iromlslng , hut pig Iron is kept low by the
ncavy supply , and at I'lttsburu Is quoted a
iliailo lower.
At Cleveland the marltet for ere nnd pig
ron Is quiet. Copper Is strong nt 17 cents ,
: In nsliiR at'J2 cents and lead strong at ? I.N > .
The anthracite coal market Is weaker , Head
ing has resumed worlt In many collieries and
the advance of IS cents pt'r ton seems on
paper only. The accounts of trade Iroin
that part of the country are cncoiiriiirlni ; tills
week. At Huston the money market Is pretty
stiff , which effects some otrades , Outlier is
inoro quiet nnd hides linn. At Philadelphia
snles of leather are largo at better prices and
collection improved. Chicago reports smaller
recoil ts of grain than last year , except of
b.irloy , i. doorcase of half in droned bcof , ho-
cause of the stoclcyui'Js strike and a liwo de
crease In butter , but nn Increase of " (1 ( per
cent In cured meats , 200 per cent in lurd and
a heavy Increase In cheese and wool , \vlnle
meivliandlse , and especially dry goods sales ,
inucli exceed last year.
St. Louis notes jood trade in nearly nil
lines , with crop prospu'-ts somewhat Im
proved. Cincinnati Unas lmsine < s favorable ,
excellent in hoots and shoes nnd healthy hi
othur merchandise , with an advaneo in gro
ceries ; carriage manufacture Is active , and
some decrease from last year in Bales of
clothing is inoro tLnu compensated for by bet
ter prices. Trade is fairly good in nearly nil
lines at Cleveland , ciicouiMgin'at ) IVtroi' ,
bettor than was anticipated at Milwaukee ,
unchanged at St. Paul and fair at Kansas
City. From Jacksonville then ) tone
brighter reports and at Savannah
business is brisk. The specu
lative markets uro lower. People
who have been bulling wheat observe a loss
o(5 ( cents for the week in corn , 2 cents in
oats , in pork 25 cents IKT barrel , and in hogs
fM cents per one hundred pounds , wliilo oil is
\i \ } cents lower and cotton Veont. The sales
have lieen but moderate. ajuoi > , OOU Imshula of
wheat , 7011,000,000 bushels of corn , 5'iUH ' , ! ) bales
of cotton and lO'J.OOUJbags ' . of coifeo without
chaiico in price.
Prices generally have been so high tlmte-
ports were materially diminished , the value
sent from New York for the List week belliu
$ . ' , ; )00(100 ) , ( , or ; ! 0 per cent below last your. The
general average of price's yiulils less than the
prices of speculative objects , which
have been unnaturally advanced tin , !
of leather goods and some other manufact
ures nro higher , but In the ngu'rogato a fall
of Da per cent appears. His the prevailing
belief that the second order by tlio treasury
to purchase bonds insures a fairly easy money
market lor the fall. Trade in all bronchos ,
taken together , is certainly more than 10 per
cent greater than at this time last year , ex
elusive of speculative operations , about . " > poi
cent of the increase being duo to the advance
In prices since last year and the rest to the
increase in quantities of products transferred.
Though commercial credits appear to bo un
usually healthy , a few failures arising from
speculation muy cause some disturbance.
The business failures accruing throughout
the country during the past seven days num
ber i.0t ; its compared with a total of IS ! ) last
week. For the corresponding week of last
year the figures were -01.
Some of the herbs in Hall's Hair Ucnewer ,
that wonderful preparation for restoring the
color and thickening the growth of the hair ,
grow plentifully in New B
The prosperity of Montana Is not mbjoct to the
vicissitudes of CUCCCSB or Inllure of croim , to drouth
orllooil , to financial trlnicriicleB or nunles. Utr
cropnt prcclomini-tuliIs lilted out of thowound
wltfiUourlrreKularltTnnaincrcptliiB ) Ullt.lii urliiij
business opportunltlCB based upon touuUalloua
of hlabllllr unil endiinince.
lit Ooltl , Hllvi-r , C'n | > t > er ' " "l I.vnil. ft' . -
000,000 , nlnclyporcent of which Is dlMur cd
In the Stale , 'rhcroaro tliniinuiuU nint-c equally
protnlsliiK , uiviiHIrg cupitul for acvclopuient ,
There Is Iron , Coal , Building Stone , Clay and
Timber In Abundance.
Investment i In Cuttle , Horne nnd ,
wllli KOOJ inanaxemont. IIVPMKO n pruCl of more
thun lorty t > er tent , u year. Tliu vntt bands of elocti
roain tlirouKtioiii tnoonllro jenr , liic-xccllcDtconai.
tlon , nuppurteil br Ilio ciirod erusBfs on tlio Knuuiil.
TtiObualnoB la iniiiuiBcnl by A'du'latloni In such n
manner that every IHTSOH' pu rloiiB nro u mto
on Iho rani < o UB If cimllned to nil Inrloscd pasture.
Mio oily ufHi-lenn 19 the poiltlcnl , tlnanclnl ,
Eoclul , railroad , bualnesB , unU educational ccutor
of tbu cutlrc Statu.
For full Information , address ,
L. G. PHELPS , Soc'y Clllzcns Comnlllcc ,
Helena , Montana.
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Jtlir.t'MATIRSt ,
I'O.SSTII'ATID.N , Sbl > l.NTAIIV : IJISKASKS
JIII.lOUfiNKSI. K'lIlNIJY ( OMI'I < AI.\'M
LL'SO lI611ASr. , IMI-UIIB llt.OOI ) .
ILKIl & COMl'ANY.
AMI SUM :
OMAHA NEB.
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE and permanent CURE for all
diseases of the URINARY ORGANS. Corel
where oth rtreatmiiit ) falli. Poll dlrectlona with each
loitio. Price , one dollar. Bee clKnatnre of U.
BTAUL. Tor Solo By All
NEBRASKA
National Bank
TJ. 8. DEPOSITOnV , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital. - - - - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O - B7.BOO
Ofllrerinnd Directors - HenryV. . Ynlci , President ;
L Kl 3. llocd , Vlco-l-rnnldont ; JnmetW. H/iratfi' , W.
V , llor e. John H. Colllni , U. ( ' / . C'utlilo , J , N. .
I'ntilck , W , U. H. iluituei , cuntiltr ,
TUB IRON BJ\NK.
Corner 12tu and t'arnim Bit.
A Qcnsrul liaaklui ; IJiulacsa Transacted.
Omaha Manufacturers
Hoots niul Htioos.
KIHICENDALL , JONES Je CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoo
igontifor llo ton IlitblXT Bhoo Co. , IIM , 110 ! nnJlH.
llnrne ; SttfotiOmnlm , Neb.
Ilrexvors.
8TOHZ .te ILEIl ,
Lajlcr liccr Drcwcrs ,
1MI Ncttli IStli Street , Omaha , Nob.
Cornice.
EAQLK COHNICK WOUK3 ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornlc
Window cnp ntul motnllc UTlli < lit . .lolm Kprneta
proprietor IlKHtuI 110 Holitli 10th 11 root.
Artists'
" - -J
A. ilOSPE , JrT ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1M3 I > oii8la Street , Onmlia , Neb.
Ciml , Coke , Klo. _
K AND LIME CO.
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
S. K. Cor. 18th and DoiiKl.ia Slroeta , Oumlm , .Veto.
Clours.
DEAN , AKMSTHONO Jc CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
403 N. lOtli Strcot. "Hullo ! " 14.19.
Dry Goods anil Nolloim.
M" . K. SMITII iTca7
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notion
Corner llth nnil I Inward SUreoK
nuY a oous co. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods
Qcuti'Furulillnniooil . Corner llth and Harm
Btri-i-H , Omaha , Nob.
Furniture.
DEWKY * e STONI3 ,
Wholesale Dwlcrs in Furniture ,
rnrnnm Street , Onnlm , Ni'liraufcu.
OUAUL.KS SHIVKUtCK ,
Furniture.
Omaha , Ni-L > nnki\ .
Groin-rli'H.
McCOUD , UHADY & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
l.ith uncl Lcavcnworth tticct ) , Oinnlm. N'olimlcn.
IjllllllKT , KtO.
Q. W. DOUGLAS It CO. ,
Dealers in Hardwood Lumber ,
Vurd 1810 N Kith St. . OmnhR.
JOHN A. WAKEKIKIJ ) ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc.
Imported iinil American Portland Ceraunl. SIM
Kent for Mllirnuki-u Iliilriiullo Cument , and
( JnlnryViillo I.lnio.
CHAS. K. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood carjioU nn < l pnKiupt lloorliiK. Otti and UoutrU
BlruotB. Oiu.iln , Nubrask.u
FRED W. OUEY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Klc. , Etc.
Corner Vlh niul IoiiKln Slrcots , Oniiilin.
JVllllliu-ry niul Notions.
I. OHERFELDEn It. CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
J03 , 210 IUU1312 South llth street.
. <
Notions :
J. T. nOBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Good ;
1121 Hnrnoy ilrciit , Omnlii.
Olla.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oilj
.Axle ifrcnao , etc. , Oniahn. A. II. lllsliop , MunuKcr.
1'npcr.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Cem n ntco stock of printing , wraiiiiliic nnd
paper. 8i > cclal uttoiitlon Riven to card paper.
Snfcs , Etc.
A. L. DEANE Jc CO. ,
General Aironts for
Halls' ' Safes ,
J31 nnil yn Suutli lUlh St. , Omnhn.
ToyM , Ktc.
JI. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbort of
Dolls Albums Goods
Fancy
Toys , , , ,
Uouae Furnlshlne ( loodn , ClilUlron'o Cnrrlngoa. 13 (
taruam fltici't , Omaha. Keb.
Water fiupjdlcH.
U. 3. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
nallldajr wlml mills. 1)18 ) uml I'M Jonci at. , Omaix !
U. K. Kins , Attlnc Manauur.
Iron Works.
PAXTON & VIEULINO IUON WORIC9 ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building WorB
L nKlnos , brnti work , Kcnrrnl foundry , inndilnu 01
bluclctii'iltli work. Olllco and wurUa , U , 1 * .
r. and ITtli ilruet , Uiuah.1.
OMAHA. SAFK & IIION WORKS ,
Manl'rs ol Fire and Burglar Proof Safe !
Vaults , jail nork , Iron ehnttora nnd tire c rnO | ) |
U. Andrcon , | < rup'r. Cor. 14th umUacltum BU ,
Hnsli , DoorH , Kto.
M. A , DISUKOW d : CO. ,
Wholesale munufnclnreu ot
Sash , Doors , Bliuds and Mouldings. .
Branch olllce , 12th nnil Iinnlilrueti , Omahn , Not ) .
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of South Omaha. Limited ,
IN
BOSTON , MASS.
CAPITAL , $40OOO <
SURPLUS OOO.OOfl
Accounts of Hunks , llankors and Corporations a
llcltod.
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we ro-UUcount for Liinki wlu-n bnlnnroi warrant II
notion H a Hm'rro City , uml balance- * with tl
fiom banks ( not locatuj In oilier Uuacrvo CUM
count an a rosorvo.
Wo draw our o-vn oxdi.-mjo on fxiniton and tl
Cuntlnunt , and inaku cablu trannfuri ami place menu
by tuli'KrJl'h ' throughout thu Unltud Htuloi auil Can
ml a.
a.Woliavo
Woliavo a market for prlmo nr t-clas Invcstme
tceniltU'H , mid Invlto proposal * from t-tatci , Cuu
tlvHuiul i.'ltlcs whc-a liiuhm bnnilx.
\Voclo n KC-ncral bnnklux binlnojs , nnil tnvltoco *
ropunilonte.
ASA I1. I'OTTEU , PHKSlOKN'Jfl
JOS. W. WOIIIC , GASH I Kit.
OOMMISIlOIALx
National Bank.
Cnpltn ] , - $4OOOO <
Surplus , - 44OO <
Oniron nnd Director i A. 1' . IlcipVIni , proildtJ
\V II , .Maul , vleuiio | liunt | , Alfri'il ' .MllliirU , caihloJ
K 11. llryanl , usil lant cunhlvr. ( I'lmrle * Turnbj
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