Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEfr , TUESDAY , OOTOBEE 21 , 180ft. .
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
8lrength nud Activity the Predominant
Features In All the Pits.
AN EXTRAORDINARY MARKET IN V/HEAT / ,
A Mnlorlnl Advance In Corn Tlio
Hl-lient ( lny 1'ct in Oixts-A Sen-
intionnl Trade In Provis
ions Live Stock.
, Oct.JO. . fSiieclnl Telegram to TUB
.K.l Tlioro wrunn unnaiial wheat timrkct
most of the lesilon. There wui an advance of
li-j ! ( hiring the forenoon without ruiythlni ;
like n , runaway market. There wns no sensa
tional trndliiK ; ( hero wan no Rrent , slioit
Intel est to cover' , there was no staitlliinows. ( !
The key to the \vliolo thing appeared to bo
light olTorliiKS mid persistent buying by
llutclilnson , I.lnn nnd William Dunn , helped
on by tin ) visible Biiiiply reportshowing an In-
crciiNo for thn week of f.WX)0 ) bushels , agalmt
nn Increase of something like 2,000,000 bushel1)
a yenr AKO. Next to having a short Interest Ute
to fltnl tlio bulls all evened up ami waiting
for something to come almi ? . TnU was the
condition this morning and the cITorti of
tcalpcrs and hull homes to get on board
served nearly the same purpose asalareo
thortlntcriU. There was llttlo rain In the
northwest and the rccelnts at Minneapolis
and Dnluth were 1,0. > 7 curs. Min
neapolis Increased her stocks by
600,000 bushels. Cables weio conflicting. Pri
vate cable advices were generally more bull
ish than public cables , and on tills representa
tives of foreign houses bought buck wheat
( old onton Saturday. I.ateln tliodny Diiluth
reported llftcen boatloads worked for export.
Export olcarancci wcro Insignificant , lle-
celpts hero wcro twenty car * over ustlnmtu at
103 earn. Nothing appealed to cut much of a
llgnro beyond the faet that the market was
ktroiiK. nnd those without wheat hastened to
get some. December opened at tl.OI , touched
II.CKlTf , sold up toll.Oj'ji reacted he on liberal
offering , and then went straight to tl.OSli ,
There was slow reaction to Jl.Oty at 1 o'clock.
May wild atll.OS'J toJI.OS'S to $ I.09S ? tofl.OS'i.
A half hour before tlio close wheat was back
to $ I,04f ? for December nnd SI.OS ? for May.
Later good buy Ing again set in and the close
was strong at 11.OS'S 1.05'i for Dojomher. and
II.OTj ! for May.oriibont Ic net advance for the
( lay. On the curb privileges on December
wlienUoldat $1.04U to tl.OHj for puts , and
ll.03itol.mj { for calls.
Theailvanco of lo or more In corn for all
months early In the day was on a very moder
ate sort of market. There was no Kroat buy
ing by any ono of any half dozen houses. It
was the confident fueling reflected from the
other markets. Hail there been a short Inter
est of any sire the advance might have been
twice as tdiarp and double as Krcat. The close
was Ue nnilrr tlie best price for.May and yet
Rt an ndvnnco of ? ie for the day. Itecelpts
were liberal at 421 can unil lliitcnlnson sold
Boinecaily. but the market opened ! Bo up for
all inoiithsand began to advance on goneial
buying , ( tables were 'id up for spot ami
fiitiiii ! ' . The estimate for Tuesday Is ll ht at
5Nfinn. ) Charters wcro UIMKM ) linshi-U. The
letlon of the niarKot was : October. 510 to Me.
to 515Jc to close ; November. Miio to fl''JJo lo
526c ! ; Doceiaber. M c to ui c to Mo ; May
oneni'il lit SI , weld up to.Vic and closcil at SPjU
bid. May corn privilege * , fil'io and .Viijc.
Oats sold 1,40 higher today for May than at
any other time on the crop , lliilllsli condi
tion" . llRlit stocks , light oats , rainy weather
and other things holu to keep trailo In a buy-
IIIK innod. Tlio upturn In all other markets
early helped prlcM. Mnv Marled at 451c , or
steady with Saturday , hold upto-JC o nnd
closed at 40 , e ; December was at 4'J'iicto4i1c. : (
The narlv months weio nogleeted , but ipiotod
noinlnally nt yonpat the close at 4lUo ! for
oelober and November.
The provision market Kot out. todr.y. It. be-
cnmothe only sensational nmrl < ct on tholloor ,
althoiiRli everything wns strons ? and ac
tive. There linn been for weeks
n systematic utTort to depress prices
without Ki'tthiK sln > rt of stun" , Thomarliot
did notdeiiress. but many of Hit ) trade did get
iliort. They tried lo get nut of the hole to
day. It started In this way. They have
watted for Inixo receipts of hojjs to hold the
market down to buy products on. This mora
ine the dispatches said : tt,009 bogs and prices
nt tlio yards lower ; also several thousand
lioxs loft over. Hut when shorts attempted
to buy they found the offerings nleked up by-
others. A hhnrp advance followed , Wlion
pork got upOo or moro Hinall holders sold a
lot of Rtuir to take nronts , This did not stop
the nilvnncp long and buforo noon thcro was a
rlso of about ( Wo In pork , 15c to 'Mo In lard
and l"-io ! to 20c In ribs. The coun
try bosan buying pork. It Is said
Iluluwln took porK the first half hour ! llelin-
bulz was a frco buyer : I'owlor and Sterling
also covered short stuff. Shorts generally
ran to cover. About the only selling was In
taking prollts. January sales up to 1 p. m.
worci Mess pork , ttl.OSK to JIL'.N ) to J12.2."i ;
lard , JB..VJ to $ (1.70 ( to * I.Ki ; ribs , fci.KiiS to JU.OO to
Tbe action at the close Innrovlslonsla-
dlcaled that tliu uneasiness still exists among
the ( .hurts , January pork , aftergettlng back
to 9K.inadu a bulge at the close to $12.40.
wlthMiivut.tl3.OA. Lard closed within 25-Jo of
the tot ) ror.Ianua.rv at JD.671 } , whllo May rose
higher than on the early iidvanco and sold at
17.10 mst after the boll , lilbs closed llrm and
lOc higher for the day.
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 20 , [ .Special Telegram to
TUB HEE.I STOCKS There wns no well dellneil
position In stocks this morning , It was Ken-
orally conceded Dint foreign banking centers
had strengthened their Unanehil position , hut
It still remained doubtful whuthor for
eigners would ns u result become
buyers of American securities. The street
felt MIIIIO safety against further raids In the
fact that the Cainmuck following lias covered
Blocks fieoly , presumably on the nilvleo of
Mr. Gould. The short Interest is still large.
but made of numerous short sellers. Tlie cle
ment would bo nt the mer-iy of bulls with
u strong market once started by good leaders.
Thaopening wntnullo Irivgiilurvlth Chicago
Gas anil LacUawnnnn higher , a few stocks
stonily and the KI cuter pnit of the list at
small declines , ( las rose ! ( . lo 45 ! { nml sold
back to45 , Sugar sold ofr i to 74. lllgl'ourwns
unhi'ttli'd nt first. breaking to 07 , then selling
uptoOH. Louisville weakened to ? { and Krlo
to " > the first hour ; llurllngtoti and Itoelc Isl-
fiul each sold oil ' .i ; Atcfilson nnd .Missouri
'aclfle ' i-nch f.x , and .St. I'aul anil Union I'aeille
* i to BOH and .VJ respectively. It was a pro
fessional market , with room trailers waiting
for a leail In foreign orders. Stouksdhl not
close at bottom prices , but the recovery was
Might and the Inht prices Minweil general de
clines riinglnK fiom U to 1U per cent for the
'rtiiy. ' CblcugodnB lott mostof the early ud-
viinee and Simar Kellnurlcs closed iy oil at
73U. Loiil&vllln was down 1 point , Erie Ji ,
Ate dhoujj. Hnrllnuton I'i , Nortliwestern ? i ,
Kock Island I'i.ht. I'unl ' j ( , and Union 1'uelllo
1 ? > . Bales reached 187.270 shares.
The following were tlio closing quotations :
MoMiv-Kasy , Mia per cent.
I'IIIME MKUOANTII.K I'Ai-ru .I' OS per cent.
STUIII.I.NII i.KCiUNni-Qui'l : ! , nut stuaily ;
sixty-day bills , * 4.N i : demand , tl.SO.
Shares ,
NEW YOIIK , Oct.M , [ Sjioolal Tolosrnm to
TiiEllEK.1 Thefollowlngaro the mining stojk
quotations ;
Altec 'M Iron Sllrer ISO
Con , , Cat. A Va 4UO .Mount UlubluAX )
ClnuMA Curry Wl I'ljliioulli U J
llornbllTcr 9.11) ) l 100
CHICAGO I , I m STOCK.
CiiiCAno.Dct.SO. tSpoclal Telegram to THE
HEB. ] OATTf.r Prlmo native steers were
source and sold steady , but outsldo ot that
class nearly everything sold u shadelower. .
nnd such undesirable natives as had to compete -
pete with the good rangora sold lUo to 15a
loner. Te.xuns , of which there was about 4,000
on sale , ruled fairly steady but common rang
ers sold lower , Cows , bulls and other classes
of imtlvo butchers' stock ruled slow with the
turn rather downward than otherwise. Tlicro
IB llttlo or nothing going ou In the sleeker and
feeder lino. Two cars of prime ami first class
steers sold t 15.00 to M.J5) ) others W.TO to 11.00 :
medium , H.13 to W.SOt enminun , W.OOtoM.75 ;
v'li ' < l'erii . Ulul bu"B'711 loa ! Toxans.
p.81 .tlio top prlca for runKO steers ; H.75
for the pitchfork bra nt ) ; others , 12.00 to * aw.
nu-llubliii'k.s active , but values 5o to lOo
lovrer on all elahson. wlttt UKht and medium
showing greatest clccllnei ; , Coiauouand roujjU
. to 14.00 ; goo < l ml.Xcd , 11.10
toM.W | nrlmo heavy and butehcr weight * ,
1.Z3 to * 4.40 | Hrst-claHs light , U.2J : xccond-
MW to II. 00. 1'lgiJ.73to | . ) .M ! tnealngosort.
tl.vj.
The ValTcq Market.
NF.wVoiiK , Oct. M. [ Special Telegram to
THE IIKB.1 C'ofTeo options opened itondy ,
10 points down to 15 up. Closed steady ,
0 to 15 points up. Hales. iS.T.V ) bags. In
cluding October. 118.10 : November , 117.50 ®
17.M ) ; December , $ l7.nrx317.15 ; January. 110.35
ffl0.4"i ; Kebruary. IIS.OOI March , tl5. .V315.f 0 |
April , I15.fl0i Mnyll.VIyll..m. ( ! Spot rlo steady )
fulr cargoes , ! -UM | No. 7. JIH.S7I1.
JIAICKBIS.
OiucAOo , Oct. 20. Close -Wheat Steady !
cash , ll.tOSi.oJlii December , II.Ui ; May ,
li.wi.
Oorn-rirm ! cash , Gl o ; November , 52iO !
M'o ' : Muy , wyiBxi o.
Oats-Hteady ; cash , 43Uo ; December 43Uc !
May 4 14c.
foss Pork-Unicttled ! cashtO.OOi January ,
JU',40 ; Slnv , ! I3.00.
Lard-l'lrm ! cash , M.40 ; January , W.jja
O.fi7't ! ; May , (7.07K.
Kyo-l'lrtn at O..Ji'SWc. '
llarley l-'lnn at " ! * c.
Klax-Hasy ut $1.42.
Prime timothy Slow at 11.25.
Whisky tl 13
riour-Unchanged : Steady ; winter wheat ,
K.5VlM.Bj : spring wheat , 2.DOiJ. > . ! Xi rye , W-S a
"ll'ulk Moats -Shouldcru , V02'4a.V75 ' ; short
clear , 8.VT < jUO.i ! short ribs , J5.40iiM.(5. (
Ituttcr ( julef creamery , IWt'JUSic ; dairy ,
( Jhee'so-Qiilet ; full cream clicrtilurs , 8'/i9ci '
flats , ! )3Jies ! ) young Americas , lOc.
K as-ln good demand ; fre h , ISSlOc.
I lldcsUnchanged , ' ,
- -Unchanged : heavy greonsalteilo'ej
light green salted , Blic ; greun,5V'fCs.iltcl | ( bull
hliteo.rKj ; dry calf , Uiwioi doiicon * . eiieh. 2. > c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , 4'ic ; No , ' . ' , 4c |
f'iko l'4c '
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Receipts. Shipments.
I'lonr , bills . ii.ww : 1J { . S
Wheat , bu . 7looo 4npoo
Corn , bu . 18T.WO 2 T,000
O.itslil. ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170,00010,0'JO
Ilic Vl8lllo Supply.
CiucApo , Oct. M. The vlslblo supply for
the week cndhifr October IS , as compiled by
the secretary of the Chicago board of trade is
as follows :
Itushels.
Wheat . lSMt7W ) . )
Worn . . . . . HA'.V.UIK )
Oats ' " . . . " . 4.X'4,000
Hye' . . . IXX1.0JO
llarley . . . 4,107,0'JO
Nr.w YOIIK , Oct. 20. Wheat Ilecolpts. 5,090
bushels , o.\ ports - : snot higher ! IIriiiiNo.8 ,
$ l.0b'.s In elevator ; SI.O'J.'J ' allo.it : II. O'J'iOl.loa
f. o. ti. ; options advanced 15ll ! eelo-jlng Urni ;
No. 2 red. October , closing ut II.OH'j. '
C'orn-Uecelpts , 147.'JOU uushcls ; exports ,
13,000 bushels ; spot , higher. No. ' . ' . 5S'4 . sJio
In elevator ; M'-i'ii.'Wo ' nlloat ; unsraded ml.xecl ,
'i7l.i < ai."i01ic ; options held higher , October
closing at : > 3'je.
Oats ItfcelpK CAOOO bushels : o < port ,
I'M bushels ; spot higher ; white , fiKtt.'il'/5e ;
mixed western , 4)lJ4U'io ; wnlto western. Bo ®
656o : options stronger , October closing at 48c.
Coll'uo Options closed steady ; rA41. > points
np ; sales 'JU.'iO Dags ; October ( IS.10 ! Isovoin-
bor , * l7,5Kai7.00 ( ; spot HIo , steaily ; f ulr car-
Kaw. quiet : llrm ; refined , steady ;
I'otroloum United closed for November at
Kggs-Ptoaily ; western , 2-Jia'Jlc. ! {
Pork -Strong ; mess. m.-j.-yaiASO.
Lard Illvher : western steam , J.5o. !
Matter l-'lrm : western dairy ,
cteami'i'V , iv : . > 4o ; _
( Jheeso 1'lrm : light skhnS4iiia7cH.
ST. Louis. Oct. 20. Wheat Higher ; cash ,
0'ie ! ) ; Deeomber , * 1.0-Jj ! ; May , fl.OS.S.
forn-lllgher ; cash , 4J'ic ' ; Doccmber , 4S-1c ! :
Muy.SPfi1.
Oats-illgher ; cash. 4lo ; May , 45Sc.
Pork-Higher at3l'.75. )
Lanl-llUher ntf8.IO.
WlilsKyfctiady at $1,13
Hulti-r Steady and llrm ; creamery ,2lO-04c ! ;
dairy , 7 < Sl'"e. ' " _
.i , Get. 20. Dealers In spot wheat
active. Oenerul advances In other places , as
well as In futures , caused higher prices to bo
asked and paid. Dloslng ; No. 1 hard October ,
JI.OI on track , Jl.OSi No. 1 northern , October ,
tU'ic ; November , ! )7'ic ) ; on track. ! l8i ! ! ) 'Je ' ;
No. a northern. Oetober. IH'.JCj ' December ,
Oliic ; on track. I
LtVEiii-oot , . Oct. 20 Wheat Steady ; clo-
mandfalr : holders oiler moderately ; Califor
nia , No. 1 , 7s 7il per cental : led western
spring , 7s Olid ; led western winter , 7s l'jil !
Corn Steady : demand fair ; mixed western ,
4s OKil Her cental. _ ' &
CINCINNATI , Out. 'JO. Wheat Firms No. 2
red , 11.00.
Corn Stronger ! No.3 mixed. 5 ® S44c. ! 1
Oats More active ; No. 2 mixed , 434B1GC.
Whisky ll.ia. _ .
JLIVK STOCK.
CiiiCAno , Oot. 20. Cattle Ilocelptf ) . 20,000 ;
market steady to lower ; steers. $ . ' ! ,00 ® . > .lO ;
COWM , bulls and mKodl.70@2.75 ; Texans , $2.20
Q2.S : > ; rangers. * 2.XVft.75. ! )
Ilogs-ltceelpts , IG.OJOj market lower ; com
mon and rough. SI.8.V8I.OO ; good mixed , $ l.ld ( &
4.10 ; prime heavy and butchers' weights , Sl.2 >
H'iie'cp TJi-eolpts. 12.000 ; market steady ; na
tives , tt.0031 B , > ; westerns , J4.0'JI.40 ; Texans ,
} J.GO ; lambs , Jl.lWSO.00. _
ST. Louts , Oct. 20.-Cattlo Kccolpts , 2,103 ;
nliliimnnts. 1100 ; market steady : fair to fancy
native steers , $ : i.SJ'itl.UO.stoikers ; : and feeders ,
j ' .OQI12.00.
Hogs ItccolpU 3,900 : shipments , 1.500 ;
heavv. $ l,15&l.2Ji mixed , Sl.KOSl.'Jjj light ,
II.1UOI.SO.
KANSAS OITV , Oct. 20. Wheat-Steady : No.
2 hurd. cash and October. sOlJu bid ; No. 2 red ,
ensb.lO' : bid ,
_ Corn Higher ; No. 2cash,49ijOo ? ; Oetober ,
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Onts-'stcady ; No. 2 , cash , 405o ! bid ; October ,
K ASSAS CITY. Oct. 20. Oattlo lie olpts , S.OOO ;
shipments. 4VK ) ; market stonily ! steers , S.I.4U
© 1.73 ! cow * , tl.5U.03 ; stackers and feeders ,
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"ilogs Hecelpts. fi.WW ; sbluments , 2COO ; ; mar
ket lower ; ull grades , Kl.75@l.l5.
MILWAUKEE , Oct. 20. Wheat-Quiet ; No 2
spring , cash , ti'SJ'JSc ' ; December , UilJic ; No. 1
northern. Jl.Ol.
Corn Klnn ; No. 3 , cash , r > 2StVJc.
Ouls-Klrm ; No. 2 white , 4WOo. ( ! {
Provisions Klrin ; pork , January , $12.40.
Sioux fm' , la. . Dot , 2J. [ Special Tclngrani
to TUB liK.B.1 Hogs Iteeolpts. 1,103 : market
slow , soiling ntHs.V3l.Q5 ; lmllc.tJ.iO.
OJ1.I II.I 31A UK KTS.
Cattle.
Monday , Oct. 20.
Estimated receipts of cattle , 2,400 , ns com
pared with 2.IW7 Saturday and : t,7M ) .Monday
of last weck.Thomarkotopened slow and lower
The receipts of natives were llKht nnd of poor
utility. Vrlmo steers would sell strong ,
1 'bero are no good ueovos on the market ,
llutehers' stock Is slow unil unchanged.
Keedcrs are lifeless. 01110 fine 1..WJ-1I ) steers
contracted for Saturday at 81.75 , were deliv
ered today.
Estimated recolnts of hogs. 4,231 , ns com
pared with r > , .V.'l S.iturdny anil : il. > 3 .Monday
of last wei'k. The market opened 5o lower ,
anil all sold on an active market. Tliu range
wnsUO : < ftl.l7 ! $ . the bulk nt f3.TOai. : ' , light ,
ia.4oa4.03 ; heavy , $ .18oa4.l7 ! { ; mixed , K1.75 ®
4.00.
I'revjilllnic I'rlues.
The following U a tahlo of prices paid In
this market for the crado of stoek mentioned :
Prime steers , KIM to 10JO Ibs $ . : SS4.8J
Hood steers , 12.V ) to 143) ) Ills 4,00 Sftl.n :
flood steers. 10' , ! ) to I'M Ibs 3.83 ft 1.15
Fair , IDOOtollS ) Ibs : .SO ttl.O )
Coiiiinoii,8M lo 12JO Ibs : ! . - " ) a'l.li' '
toinmoneimner.4 ! 1.00 ft 1.00
Ordinary to fair cows 2.00 Ct'i.'l )
Falrlo joml cows 2.ti : ) . ( ri265
( Jood toeholcocows 2.73 ft-'I.W
Choice to fancy cows 2.35t.i5 :
I'ulr to soml bulls 1.73 © 2.M
Ohok-e to fancy bulls 2.SO SKIM
l.luht htocUers anil feeders 2.0J < fi2.fiO
Koeilers.tM tollOOlb * . . : 2.23 C12.83
ralrtoeholeo llubt bogs ; i.40 414.U1
ralrtoclioleejieavy hogs U.8) ) f'4,174 !
1'alr to choice mixed hogs 3.75 (34.00 (
Disposition of Stoukr.
Shnulng thn niimhcr nf bead of stock
purchased on this market yestenliy as re
ported by the wolghnustcH ot the Stockyards
company :
CATTLE.
SwItt.tCo Cl
Tlio Uoorgo H. llamiuond company 22.1
The Ariiioiir-riiilnhy packing company. . 302
Omaha packingcomrany r > 7
lee HotWhlld 271
Hamilton , t .Steiilieni , , ; i
NolsSlorrls 504
Shippers and frcilora Bio
lions.
Armoiir-Ciidnhy paokniR company 1,094 ,
Omaha paeklngcompany . ' : XI
Swift it Ou 1.1KI
( leorgo H. Hammond packing company , , Mi :
J. 1' . Snulres&Co. , . , „ . . . . , 540
North packing company. , , . . . 203
iihlppersand feeders , , . , . 203
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The Week.
cArrr.K.
Swift * Co 3.510
Then. II , Hammond coimmny , , 1,520
The Armonr-Uuilaliy paekln company. . 2,042
Omaha paeklngcompany. , . , , . , , , . . . . 7
Other buyoM. . . f,071
Total IkteO
noos.
The Armour-CuJaby puaklnu company..10,173
Ornalm nackliiff company . 9,417
8wlft&L'o . . . . . . . . . . . r-,941
O. II , Itaniinond Ac Co . jMUt
J. 1' . Squires A Co . 2.0HI
North P. At P.Co . 210
Comstock . , . 147
Hpcrry A Uiirncs . , 1.508
Other buyers , . . . . . . . . 271
Total . , a2Gifl
SIIElf.
Swift A Oo . 1,243
The Arniour-Cudahy packing company . . . ofl
Omaha . . 210
Total . 1,553
WESTEllN CATTI-f.
No. Av. Pr.
flsteots . 1123 2 70
M , .Vcl < uno
iSsteers . 1123 310
Snnford OCo
Sir-own . OSO 2 00
I. 70 Co -
imfccilcn . 12M S 2. ' >
llOfeedcrs . lid 2 40
I/ . Culvert
1'cows . 1020 IPS
Iticowa . lift ) 2 OS
i"Htl'CtS . r . 1178 273
Wallace Merchant
4bulU . 1277 1 C.S
2cows . v..V ) 1 iw
Meows . . 8i" > 1 7S
SJcows . Kll 11)5 )
A , I ) . Adamson
2 cow ) . W)0 ) 1 2.1
2lieows . l l 1 75
( Ifeeders . U10 240
Ufeudcn . 1WS 275
Kennedy , t 1)--
( leows . CM ISO
11 cows . 10J3 1 f-0
Denlvcs . 2iH
4 calves . liW
Dfecih'M . 730 865
D. Monahaii--
37 cow * . 1001 2 10
2 : r
57oows 101.1 210
13 steers I2ii : 2 4.-I
n steers IWH 2 47.
? 7sti > cis 1100 883
I'lirnuson Land & Oattlo C'o
llleowi 012 1 HO
Meows Mff 2(13
27 feeders W3 8113
n steers in''O ' 8 (50
46f.tueM 1110 2 73
M. M. Mason
13 cows f97 1 40
21 cows 1)34 ) 1 W )
3 ! ) cows 074 805
34 cows U71 8 05
U steers , tailings 1JV ) 815
5 feeders 1020 2 25
11 feeders 1030 2 ao
2 feeders 1220 8 :10 :
10 steers 11" l 2 : ; o
12 steers IJI'I 8 CO
10 steers 1013 2 ( JO
i ) steer * 1100 : i 00
1 steer II'W 325
5 feeders il.V ! 2 1.1
1 star lifiO 8 (0
5 fenders 1170 2 25
3 Hirers 1213 3 00
1 bull 1230 1 00
4 feeders MIS 2 40
51 feeders 1030 240
0 cows < U' 1 23
21 cows 028 1 73
HODS.
No. Av. Ph. I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
03 107 280 $11 50 TU. . , . .22S 2SO lbO
72 1H7 : ro a so cs. . . 2.11 120 3M )
102 17i > M : i sn .218 383
5 2118 a so .213 so ; IH.- >
1C 231 80 U 50 210 12.3 383
400 : M'5 ' en. . 12J 300
' 400 a K , r ' , .aoj 43 : HK )
127' . .195 21H ) a 53 25 . , .204
. .200 280 a 5Ti 48. . , .201 80 300
74. . .21(1 ( a 53 71. , .230 120 3 IK )
. .SCI a 5" ) 15. 302'/i '
S3. , 240 a 57' . ' , 01Ki. .213 120 3 ! > . - >
00. , . 220 200 a ( JJ Ki. .230 120 393
m. . .17U a ra 7i. .811 200 Hid
t-2 . .llHi 120 a w ia. .2SI : io a so
78 12 < ) a CO 55. . : tfi ItJO 39o
5 . . . .SKI a o" > D .200 -10 400
25 201 120 a & > 03. .202 120 4 00
Mi 220 160 a 70 5S. .273 40 400
70 243 200 a 70 B'J. . : wo 400
07 222 - a 70 ci ) . .270 120 4 02"
78 1UI 120 a 70 5' ' ) . 207 200 4 03
124 SW 2M ) a 71) ) f > H K23 240 303
78 208 : M a 73 fis . : wu H ) 4 10
' (1 ( 2:12 : 201) ) a 73 (14 2s ! 4 10
80. . . . .2(14 ( 100 a 75 h8M 251 40 4 10
( Ki. . . 120co a 7 ? ! { M 270 40DO 4 17'5 '
78. . . : co a sea 71 2.TI DO 4 175 !
78.0
( -0 . . 240 a 8) 37. .218 40 4 17 ! i
03. . . 649 a M
1'ins AND SKII'S
41. . . 1 51 25. . . .124 300
1. . . 1 50 25. . . .124 300
1 . 1 IM . . . .131 300
1. . . . .4.30 U 00 12H . . . rti 305
157. . . . KI a no .141 310
108. . . , ! > 4 1 ! 25 .128 COO 325
60. . . H ) a as
1 . li 50 a . . 80 340
13. . 144 60 U 61) ) ou. . . 200 340
11. . a 75 10. . . .223 40 340
12J. .112 - SI CO. . . . I'JO ICO 345
11. . 2S 40 a oo 20. . . .203 350
82 Ill ) a no 30. . . .271 240 350
30 131 aoo
Representative Sains.
HTKEHS.
No , Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. T r.
31. . 102J M 2J 21. .1174 $11 50 310. 1300 $1 73
COWS.
1. . 1020 73 1..1I1) ) 1 CO 5 , . 770 175
I. . 75 2. . 1013 1 CO SI. . 1098 180
1. . 10UO 73 10. . 88 1 ( W 18. . 8N1 103
1. . 8 ) 1 00 0 048 1 03 1..11H3 200
701 1 15 2. . 840 1 03 1. . H70 200
800 1 25 II. . 820 1 05 .1205 200
i ) . . 413 1 SJ 13. BIX ) 1 70 1..121)0 ) 200
< > 1043 1 60 1. 770 1 75 31. . U18 205
ii ! ! 870 1 00 25. . 820 1 75
STOCKK1IS .AND FEEDEI13.
2. . SOI 2 15 27. . 063 2 43 21..1017 SCO
1. . 040 2 23 III. . 8411 2 M 11. . 874 203
B. . 11(18 ( 223 20. . 1072 2 5) 1H..U4 : ) 270
4. . 075 235 12..1037 2 CO 20.1105 a 00
1. . tWO 2 40
nui.t.s.
1. . RT ) 150 1..14IO 1 ( V ) 4..1203 180
2..1350 1 (15 ( L.iaiU 1 80 L.llbO 200
jiir.icr.us AND sriuNdinis.
2 milkers , each 1800
STAGS.
3..1080 210
OJIAII.l n'llOl.KH.ll.K JI.lItliKTS.
Groceries. /
DTF.S I'orslan , C-lh ho.v. 0ic. !
TWINES Cotton twlno. "lllbb , " very flno , >
Ih bales , 2.'c ; cotton twine. XX brand , ! i-lb
bales , 18o ; hcn.p twine , M-lb bales , 18e ; sail
twine , 20o ; catidlo wick. 22e ; 40-foot cotton
clotbes line , H3cs 00-foot cotton clothes lines.
11.05 ; 00-foot cotton Hues , fl.40 ; GO-foot sisal
lines , $1.73 ! 00-foot jute , $1.00 : wool twines ,
8ic. !
RAISINS London layers. Cillfornla , perbov ,
12.50 ; loose muscatels , California , J-.tiO ; seed
less California , J2.0J ; California seedless sul
tans , In sacks , per 11) ) , 9cL'illfornla ; muscatels ,
In s.'vekH , B'4c ! now Valoncliis , 8Sio ; on-
dura , layers now , 0 ! c.
KAWNAOKOUS ( loons Hurley. 3'4e ; farina ,
5o ; peas , 214'e ; oatmual. bbls , & 5.75I&U.S3 ; half
DbN. M.UOQ3.23 ; innouronl , 103 lie ; vorinlunlll ,
10 < iJllc : rice , chnlco , 51 ( < S'Jc ; fiuioy , Wtf&'o'
hea < l,7e ; sago und taploo-i. I'-iiTe ; lima beans
Ulio ; split peas , lie ; spaghetti , He.
UANNKII VKfUiTAiii.KS Tomatoes 3-lUextra ,
JI.KKil.lSlb ; ) Ktandard wosloru brands , $ | ,10 ;
gallons. Archer's standard. H.OO. Corn Kliu-st
crown , tl.UO ; Unto Ulty sugar corn , very line ,
Jt.Wl : lillman , 2-lb sugar com , * l.20 ; 2-lb extra
lleomer. * IIO ; 2-lb stiinda'rd western briinila ,
H.03. Miishriioinslb Fronch. extra line , 22i >
23e ; 1-lb fri'iicli , tine , Is'QKKo ; 1-lb I'Yenoh , or
dinary , lllQIHo. 1'eits Tres , line , jor can , 23c ;
deml-llne , per can , in2lb ! sifted , $1.8) ) ; 2-lb
early Jiinn , fl.50 ; 2-lb marrow , .standard
brand" , H1.23 ; 2-lbsoakcd , 75e. HtrhiK beans-
2-lb high urn 111' . Refugee , * UHJ2-lbtiol ! < lcn
wu beans , tl.00 ; 2-lb string bonus. Hoi ) I.Ima
beansM ! ! ) soaked , H3 , lloston baked beans
2-lb Lewisl.iV > ; Crown Urands , fli5. : Sweet
potatoes ; Mb New Jersey. fl.UJ. Pumpkins
1Mb , 11.in. Okra and toinitocs-JlW : ; ol < ra ,
jl.Gij ; succotusli. il.-'J.
DniEi ) Ki i u ITS Turkish prunes , loss than
Mills , lssijiu ; original hlius'io less ; llosnlii
prunes , t-lb ! boxes , 1'H ' ) to 111) ) , 7.ie : tipples ,
uviiporatcil , new rlns choice , HIo , ovuporateil ,
now ring prime , I5e ; nprleots , fancy. In sacks ,
LMc ; blaekborrles. new , luijo ; raspberries. 23
Ibs tnbox.i'llu ; currants , now , S'i'ii3'/jo ; orig
inal casks ! 4o less : Yo-itlzza currants , extra ,
In bines , ( i'io.
NUTS Almonds , IBct , ItriulU , 17e ; fllborts ,
13o : pecans , ir u ; walnius. 13o ; peanut cocks ,
10'joi roasted , 12io ; Ti'imea'-co pcanutKUe.
VVnu'i'i.NO I'Ai'Eii Straw , per Ib , tiffil4'o ! ? ;
rag. 3Jc ! ; maiitlln H. 41830 ; Xo , 1 , fle.
JtotASSKS IJhls , N.O. fancy , per gal,5.Vtt37e ;
eholci' , 4.v3l7u ; good.jfxait-'e ; Cuba , baking , ; "
e ; iiia < irap. .
SDiii 1'Uits , iX ) Ibs tobox,5'io : kPc ,4Vic.
Vi.vBnAit-3i ) r , N. V. apple elder , lucj U. S.
elder , 12c ; white , wine , l , " > o ; fancy , fruit , ISe.
OILS ISO in line white , lie ; I.V ) witter white ,
13e : lirailllRbt. W5e ; 74 Kiisollne , lllo.
, l'ic ; grunulateil , 2oi In bbU ,
.
STOVK lloi.tsii-K.OOT.VR3 ( per Brosn.
llAiis Am. per 100 , } 17,75 ; Uowlston per 100 ,
(17.75 ; Union square. 40 per cent elf list ,
HAi.T Iiilry. 280 Ibs In liul , bulk , * 2,10 ; best
Kraile , 60 fs , | 2.ao ; best ( trade , 100 as , $2,40 ; best
grade , IS 10s , t- > .2'i ; reek salt , crushed , $1.80 ;
common , hbl , $1.25.
CANNED MKATS--Corned beef , 1-lb , $1.20 ;
corned beef. 2-lbs , $ I.W ; lunch tomjues. 1-lb ,
J-.tiOj lunch toiiiiuo ! ) . 2-lbs , $1.75 ; brawn. Mb ,
V-.fH ) ; brawn. 2-ibs. IJ.OO ; ov tonguos. t'j-Iba.
13.00 ; ox tongue ? , 2-lbs , ifO.O'J ; ehlppeit beef. 1- ! |
Ibs. ioundcunwJ2.rjj : roasl bout , 2-lb round
cans , f..oo ; potted bum , U-lb , round cans , ( Ac ;
notuil hiitn. Vi-lb , round cans , tl.20 ; ilevlleil
. . , .
minced calops , 2 Ib round cans , J.20 ; boneless
phrs feet , 2Ib tiiniureoans , J. . o.
MAl'l.E Sl'IIAli-l'erlb So cakes. 30-lb boxes.
ISo ; Wo oakeh , : w-lh boxes , 13)e ) ; 1-lb bricks , M
Ibs Inbox , mire , lie.
OorcKE-lloastcd Arlosla , 2i'jo ' ; Ilunola ,
SSHoi Uermnn , M'io : Dllworth's , 25 ' , c ; Lion ,
50o ; Malliwiioh , 2.S'ic | Cordooa , 23io ! ; .Mocha ,
aOcO. O.Juva.Mc.
T , 0 twin flats , purlb ,
I2.2S ! U-tlo , pluln. tI.h3 ; wnrcliouso , W.UO toy.
n.'S ! \rhlSk. ! I,00 I.2A , J i
OMVKS-Qiinrts , per ilm , ti.oO ; pints , per
CoK.30 : bulk , penftl. ? . Mi.
CoimAOE .Vanillaniiid-.V nlret from 7-ldto
1 In , 15o | slsil rope , all din * from 7-18 to 1 In.
llijc ! "now processes , " jllsizes from T-10to 1
SrnAw-Pcr Ib Cut lo&f. T\e ! cubes. 7Ue ;
Ntamlunl po ih'reJ , Tc : XXX.K , ix\xlerod.
7Vj crnnulalcd. standard , ese ; cimfocllon-
crs'A. GMM'ic ! white , uslru U , brilliant , The ;
extra U , royal.OUej conltql. Cf > i c ! golden O ,
C je ! dark I' , 4e. ? ,
COTTON Uoi'K (4-Inch. ( te.
Co.U' Uastlle , mottled per Ib OttlOo ) do
white , per ll > . Ho. . . .
1'iCKi.KS Mediumper liM.to.oO ; small , JIO.OO :
ehcrUlni. Ill.OU : Imp. 1)111 , tls.OO ( & > - ( ; \ . \ casks ) ;
K-jrnl bbl. llu.OO.
OlDEll-l'erbl ) ! , rcflnet1O..Vi ( ) half bbl , M.M ;
hard elder , pure , Dcr bbl , fii.CK ) : ornnito elder ,
half 1)1)1 , K1..M ) : near elder , bill f bbl , 30.50.
Htt'SAnK I'ollowlni ! iinotntlons are for lota
of W Ibs. and upwarils : llolocims In wnasands ,
fancy , 4Hc ; Iiolognns , 4cj nork sausage1 , In
link , Oc ! pork samage. In bulk , 5Jc ! ! blood ,
4'c ! ; beef , bbls , M.OJ.
llONKYCo.Mii Tuii'B llnlf bbl , 60 Ibs each ,
M.Mi kits , ir > Ibs each , Klo.
I'lCKLED'Cllll'E Half bbl , 80Ibs each , < 2.50 !
kits. 15 HM each. ( Vk' .
I'lCKi.Eti I'm * ' FKBT Half bbl , 80 Ibs each ,
t.'I.SO j kits , 1.1 Ibs each. CXV.
Ot.EOMAiioAittNi-M-lb : ) tubs , solid , 12'Jci 40-
IbtuliH. 1-lb rolls. ilo. :
iMiiu-Tlerccs. Cio ! ; pure and kettle ren
dered. 7'iP. '
SI-ICED 1'ias' ' ToxnUES-llalf bbls , JlO.OOj 15-
Ib kits , .MO. .
I'lCKi.F.ii DEEP TONOUIW llarrcls , COO Ibs
cadi , ilT.OO ; i-lithtlitbls iUlhsciiuh. fa.r > 0 ,
COUNF.II HBKF 1-11) sqnuro cans , pur doz ,
$1.10 ; 1Mb square cimx. per doii.dO : ,
HOASTOU loii.v.cl ) Hr.r.r 1-lb round cans ,
perdoz. tl.injli-lb round cium , par doz , J.'i.OO.
CmiTim Dutiii ) HBKf 4-ll > iiiunil cans , per
do/ . $1.2.1 : 1-lb rotind cam , per dofi.10. .
IdTNCii ToMUlKS-1-lt ) round cans , per aor. ,
fclM ; 2-lb romiil caiH , PIT doz , W.M.
WIIOI.K Ox TONOUKS i'i-ll ' > romiil cans , per
doz. $ ,1.UO : : i-lbround cans , pordoy. . J3.00.
DIVIIII : : ) HAM ' 4-ll > round cans , per doz ,
OOes 5i-lb round eans , perdoz. IVio.
I'rovlsloiiH.
SMOKED MKATR Sugar cured-Hanis , 14 to 10
Ihaveraue , 10ie ! ; liiiins , SO to t-'ilb average , lOcj
hams. 13 Ib nxerage , lOSjoi skinned hums lie ;
shoulderC'Jo ' ! clear breakfast liiicon , Sej
txinclo-s breakfast bacon b.ii'ks. 7'-io ' ; ( 'nll-
fornliL or picnic hams , ti'jo ; bonelc-i hum , lie ;
dried beef hams ( sots ) . 7'ic ; dried beef olods ,
liilc ; short splcuil rolls or ham roulutte , 6e ;
smoked beef IIIIIRUPI ( wcrilo/.en ) , $ fl.r > 0.
DIIY SALT MKATH l.onit clears , .Vie ; short
clears , Cc ; fcliorfc ribs , , " > ! ic ; shoulders , 54oj !
clear bcltli'M. 0jc ! ; dear biielcs , 0'ie.
SMOKED MHATS Dry salt cured llaoon short
ribs , ( l-.e ; bacon short ele.irs , O'c ; bacon IOIIK
clears , IPPJ , bacon elc'ar backs , fi'io : bacon
uloar bellies , T'tu ; bacon shoulders , lie.
Swuur I'u-Ki.KO JIiiA-rs Hams , tlercos.OUes
shoulders ( N. V , cut ) , tlen-ei,5'ie ' ; California
hams , tleix'tHn u ) beef limns harinls , JIJ.W ) .
1'lCKl.Ki ' ) IIKKP TONUlMN Half ImrreK 100
Ib-i. . JlO.Mj iiiirler | : barrels , 50 Ibs. , JO.OO ;
olKlitli barrels , S5 Ibs , , $3.50.
SWKKT L'lUKMill Sl'AHK ItlllS-TlereCS , 1)0011)3. ) ,
ni't , wolalit , J1J. : > 0 : barrels'JOO , Ibs. , nut wrlght ,
58.00 ; half Darrels.lOCi UK , net weltiht , $ .TS.
liAiiD-Uoinnoiinil , per II ) , tlcrco basis , ' ) lic ;
pure leaf lard , porlb , tlcrco basin , C'4e ; kettle
rendered lent lard , per Ib , tierce basis , 7'ic.
llAlutEi.Ki ) I'oitKAM ) HEKK Mess porkdicw )
per bbl , til.00 ! family pork10.50 ; sliortelear
cut pork , 110.00IL'.OO ; bonelessplji porkfiincy ( ) ,
S 13.50 ; extra moss k'Of. KUO ; plntekoof. JI..M ) ;
extra plate beef. * 7.00 ; oxlia fainlli'becf ( bono-
lo s ) , J'i.OO : rolled bcuf ( boneless ) , t8.50ruinp ;
butts , $ ) M.
I'm I'OUK Honoloss Hurrols , 200 Ibs each ,
JllfiO ; half barrels , 100 Ibs each , $7.25 ,
SAUSAOKS Uolognn , 4c ; stnoKcd sausage , 7c :
blood sausage , 4'ji' ! llwrHiitisago , 4 ! c ; hcai.
cheese. 4'ie ; fresh pork suusiiKe. links , Oe ;
Iri'nli pork nniisimp , bulk , fi'io : smoked pork
sausajje , Kc ; Frankfurt SUUSHKC. Te : sinola-il
lieiid cheese , tic : 1'olla.h saiisace , 7c ; knob-
Innch sansace , 7c ! tonguii sausage , Sc : suin-
incT sausiiKO , Hie.
The above prices are for lots of fifty pounds
and upwards ; u less quantity ! ie 111010.
Kliih.
TIIKSII IVrlb 1'crcli , Tc ; bulTalo. dressed ,
7c ; plckciol.llc ; pike. Do ; trout , t'c ; white , 10e ;
cropple , lie : cattish , lie ; cod steak Ix'c ;
lloundors , Ilk" Oregon salmon , 15c ; blauk bass ,
18c ; lobsters , iCe ; blue 1Kb , l.V.
"
Street 1'rotlituc.
HIITTEII Creamery. fnnuy.SOi&Sc : creamery ,
cliolev , 18ao ) ; country , choice , l.VB''Oc ; coun
try , coiKl. 14Qliiu : country , fair , lii15c ; conn-
trv. inferior , .VfMlc. '
POITI.TIIV Tlio market on chickens N In very
bad shape. Onlv an occasional fancy lot
brliiKs * 2.M , the bulk of the Rood
chickens golnc ut SS/i .K. Choice hens ,
per doz. . .VaaTS ; i-lwilco mixed. * 2.r 0 ;
roosters. $3.1VfW.5i ] ; snort sprlni ; chickens ,
tl.WiK. > ; medium , ? lT. > ® 2.iJ ; small , Insonie
cases us low iis $1,50 ,
TUIIKKVS Live , per Ib , lOGIIc.
GEESE Live , pcrdoz , l7.OOS8.OOj dressed , 11
© 12c.
DUCKS Live , per doz , $2. ! > 0@3.UO.
Koos The market shows no appreciable
change , tliu price remaining steady nt 18e ,
NAME The niitrlivt Is about stendy. 1'ralrlo
chickens , per doz , * 2.7.i3.oai inallard ducks ,
! .KXi2 , > LOO ; tcul iliicks. tl.5l.riO ! ! ; mixed ducks.
JI.2.V16I.50 ; iilover , 'iX2fiOc ( ; ; jack snlpo. Jl.OtXB
] , ' . ' : > : quail , tlffYXlW jack rabbits , tU.OO ; small
rabbits , $1.00 ® 1.2. . .
Fresti Fruits.
Nuw YOIIK OIIAI'KS Concords. lObasket lots ,
3li ; ; Concords , .1-10 basket lot ? , 40c ; catawbns ,
10) ) basketlots. 40c ; catavlas10 , basket lots ,
4V : ; Saleins , 100 basket lots , We ; Salcins , 5-10
basket lots , 4 > o ; Jilasara. 5 Ibs , 100 basket lots ,
2'nj ; NliiKiira. 5 Ibs , 5-10 basket lots ,
: L"M ; l ) , lLWirp.bs. . HiOb HUnt lots. ! 25c * : IHIL- !
\varo , . ' > lbs , 5-10 basket lots , 3 * > e ; Salotns , 5 Ibs
100 basket lots , Ujc ; Halenis , 5 Ibs , 5-lu basket
lots.V. : )
UAT.ii'OliMA Fnt'lTS Grapes , Tokay , crates ,
sliDilepaeUnu'o , 91.'iU : Rrupes , nniscath , crutos ,
single packageI.II5 ; ncar , Winter .Nellies
and others , boxes , shiKle package , & 1.00 ;
Quinces. lio\es shiBlojiackaRe , $2.,5.
HANAN-AS-Funey ltlnellulds$3.0 ] to $ ' 1.05 per
biincli ! IIonlura ( , $ l.50 to $2.'JO ' per bunch.
OUANtlEs Jamaica oraiiKcs , iVl.s , slnglo
boxes , par bov , $ I.UJ ; 5 box lots. IM.7' .
LKMONS Xinv Malaca lemons \\lllbcln the
miirlci't no.xt week , They will probably start
at f. > . ( XMJ.B.l)0 ) ; fancy Malorl , : )0s ) und IWJ.S , per
box. JIO.OO ; JliilaKH , purbo.x. $ > .03l.0,1. ! ,
Ai'i'i.KS Fancy winter apples , per bbl , $3.2."i
'
iKS 1'ancy dark Capo foils ,
fancy dark Oapo Cods , 5 barrel lots. frS
fancy Hell Is Cherry , $8.00 ; fancy lietl
Cherry , 5 barrel lots , * ? ,50.
Ti-Kctnbl H ,
SWKKT POTATOES , J > i > eys. I3.751t4.00.
I'oTATOKs-SuIllnfc at t > , { ? .ae. ) Choice stock
mostly ut ODe. Considerable Rood
stock Is arriving from Minnesota and Wiscon
sin.
sin.DTIIEH VEnETAiit.Ks CabbaRo , Mich , , per
crnte. J.7. ! " > ; red , per bill..2.i , onions , per bbl ,
I.I..V ) ; rutabagas , per bill , Jl.T.'i ; wlilto turnips ,
per bbl , $1.7. ! carrots , per bbl , JJ.SS ; parsnips ,
per bbl , $3.2. ) ; beets , pi > rlibl , } 1.7. > ; luirsii rail-
Isli roots , per bbl , ifs.ooper Ib , lOc ; celery
roots , ( Oor.por ) bbl , J4.01 ; per Ui > 7 , .VJc ; choice
Kaluinii/.oo , 2. " > 1i.i ) ) ; caullllowur. fancy , per
do * , Ji,5j3.00 ; garlic , per double string , 7.C.
IlklcB , Tallow , Hte.
HIDEK. 1'Ki.TS AM ) TAi.r.ow ( Jrcon salted
hides. No. 1 , heavr.O'iWio ; No. I , llKbt , C.i.Ci
C'ie ' ; No. 2. llRht. iW-'ie ; dry Hint hldis , 7'itt
to ; calf hides , 7@Uc'j damuKO.1 hides. IVtO H'-s ;
hlioun pelts , Kreen , caeh,35ctl.25 ; sheep pelt ,
drv. per Ib , .
TAi.Mw A No. 1 , 4'io ; No. 2. nJc ( ;
white , a Iilc ; yellow , 2i1Uc ! ; steurlne.
HONKS Quotations are for dell vprv In Chl-
CURO llry bulTalo , per ton , $10.00'aia.OO ; drv
conntiy , blenchod. Slo.llOTT'.lil.O'J ; ilry country ,
damp and meaty , * S.ir8 WfU (
Dry
? OTTONvAtIantlo I'1'-c < < : Au
rora II , U'.iei Aurora It , Wo : At las , OX 11 , 7He ;
cheese cloth , 4'.1 ; ( JllnUij ; K , 5 > 4o : 1'eppeiell 1 ! ,
' '
'lli'isiciiKiiUoTTd.xs Ilorkclcy Cambric No.
mU'.ici Host VoMJJe ; IlllttiTcloth XX , 4ic ! ;
Cabot , " 'ic : I'lrst Call , C'Sf ; I'rultof tliu Loom ,
Oc : 11111 Hemptfir ldoiif'f ' | Housekeeper , NUc ;
Klnu riilllpcambrlo. . \ < t < < ; Luiigdon O II. in jc ;
LoiiMlale , Du ; Ijonsdtuo cambric , lOhc ; Now
York Mills , lie ; Oak Mvvris , Tc.
U'ltlANS Not Thlsth' , Olici Roil Cross , 7e.
OiiAsti .Stevens' H , 1 | ! In. 3'iet Stuvons' I ) , 18
In , 0 4c ; Stevens' A. IU lll ) 7 > 4i-t Stnvens' 1' , IS
In , bo ; Savons M , | H lnM ! ! 9tovoiis' N , 20 In , ! tc ;
.slovens ; s'.N,2i In , lOe , ritovcna' SltT , 20In , 12c ;
bleached , Ic extra , i' ;
1'niNTS 1'ancles .Ivhlystonc , O' ' ci Ktoel
Itlvur , fie ; Itamiipo. .lc ! : Ht. Li'dger. fi'ic.
[ lilrtliig Mnrlliaa < -liln ton , 4'io ' ; Merrl-
innok , 4'fc. I urUey''U -KouniaIn l , Ulie ;
Uiiriu'r , 7e : Orenflcld. 8Uc , ; llerlliiU'i ' ,
UKAVV HIIOWN Comiys Atlantlo A , 74c ;
Atlantic ll,7e ; Atlantic' O , tl e ; Atlantlo I1 ,
Co ; Aurora. 0 , 4J c ! Huck's heail , 7c : Cabot W ,
6io ! : Darlington , ( ! Uc : Knrmers' No. 1,43i'J !
I'lf. ' Hoosli-r I/U ' 'iC ! Indian head , 7'jci
Lawionco LL , 54c ; Henrietta I. Ij,5l4e ,
L'lll'.KriMW 1'IM.OW
AND OASINIIS HrOWII-
Nut I'oppcrnll 45-ln , lO'Je ; 1'epnereil , 8-1 ,
le : I'etipi-rell. 0-4. 20o : 1'opperoll , 10-1 ,
22'ie ; Utlca , < 8-ln. 15ot Utlcii. 08-In ,
17'io ; Utlca , 72-ln , 21o ; Utlcn. S4-in , 2k-i (
Utlcu , 00-ln , 28ic. ! llleaehoil NetI'p -
iioi oil. 42-ln , lOtici I'oppcrell , 4U-ln ,
lJe ! ; I'oppcroll , 0-4. lie ; I'ciiperttll. M. 20ci
'oppcri-ll. 0-4,22'ic ' ; I'cnporell , lo-l , 25o ; Utlca ,
84Mo ; Utlca. -4,2ilo , | Utlea , 10-4 , ' . c.
' ' '
6'io ; Mate's , fi'iei Wurwle'it Uros , 7 > 4c | Lan
caster , UUo | Olunalro , Clio ; \Yliittciiilon die-as ,
be.
be.I'lUNTS IndlRo blue Net 31 nrtha
IngtJii , A < ic ; American , Blio ; Arnold , O c ; Ar-
nolil II. long cloth , lOi'iSllfel A , ll'ic ' : Mi-rrl-
mac , 7-S , 10e ; ( iolil Lunf , 8 0 ; llnnillton , ri'Jc !
Allen I'inksUjol ( Allen Uliumbray.Uo ; Ulou-
ci-ster,5'io ; llurtcl , S' c.
nCouiten OAMUIIICS Crown , I4'jc ; RedPtnr ,
ilio : Uollfd ( Mover. 5o ; Slater , 5Uo | high
colon , Ic extra.
UKMUH .Nut Amoski'HK , 0 or , IS Jc ; York
camlet , 12e ; Kvcrett , Blaiidaril , 12Vie ; lluy-
maker' * , 7Jic ; Old Vorlt , XX , lOftc ) Laivreuct ,
EM , UHcj Lawrence , Ooz , IJtfcunoy stripes
and check * , IIHo.
CoiTONADKs-vork XatiUn , in'4c : Everett ,
A z,16o ; I.mvlston , 10 or , SiO ! ) ! Worklugtiiun's
I4c.
" Ijinnbcr.
nnuins-No. 1 com. J20.00I No. 2 com , 117,00 !
No.3com , II.VWI No. 4 com. SI2..VI. G3 CTD
mill1 lKf No. 1 pUlii , inul 10 Inch , HftOO :
No. : plain.8 ntul 1UInch , 110.10 : No. 3 plain. 8
und 10 Inch , tl.V ; U. ( > . , S Inch , IMilDo.
KKNCtxo Whlln I'lno No. 1 , 4 uwl 0 In , 12
anil U ft , (10.00) ) No. - . 4 and fl in. 12 nml 14 ft ,
I14.0J ; No.2. 4 inul G In , 10 ft , $10.60 ; No. ; , and
U In , all lcnstlK.ni.00.
SlIIINO-A , $ .00 : ll , M.3fl | C , JI5.00t ! > . $1100.
1'l.ooiilMlVhlt < -I'liio-A and U. fJI-COj I ) ,
Kl.OOjU , r.7.00 ! K , JI7.M.
STOCK lloAiux No. 1 common , 12 ntul 14 ft.
$20.00 ; 10 It. , * li.OO ! ; No. 2 common , 12 and 14 ft ,
tlH.OO ! 10ft > 17.00.
CKII.INO-NO. 1 wiilto. y-ln , $31.50 : No. 1 him !
111 no , M-ln , ti.-t.50i No. I hard pine. ? i-in , * 31.00 |
No. 1 hard pine , S-lnf24.ro.
HATTKNSVHt.I. . Tl'IIINO ' , I'ICKKTS 0 0. baK
2'J-ln. ' TOi-l ' , J\iHIS : , ! IV : 3-ln well tubing. D.'fc
M. mid llov. H-JLOOS pickets , 1) . & II. Hut , $22.00 ;
I ) . &II.WJ.J2I.OO.
STOCK IIOAitM-A mid 11,12-ln , JJ2.00I D , 12-
In. 07.00.
GIIOOVKD IlooptNfl No. 1 common white
lilnc , UM4Hiiilirirt.lin.OOt No. 1 couunon \
1)1 nc , 12 , 14 nnil IG ft , flH.OO.
I'orLAit-Ui.KUt , Mn , nil widths , $34.00 ; clear
! Hn , all widths $ -1),50. )
DIMKNSIONS-
12 ft 14ft 10 It 18ft 28ft 2Mt 21 ft
2x4$15 , 00 $1 * 00 $ ir. 00 $10 00 Jill 00 J17 50 SIS 00
2x0 , . 1500 13 00 1300 1000 10 00 IS 00 18 M )
2\8. . 15 00 1500 1501) ) 1000 IB IX ) IS 00 IS 50
2x10,1500 15 B ) 1500 1000 111 00 18 IK ) 1850
2\12.1liOO 1000 1000 1700 17 OJ 1900 1900
8x81000 10 00 1000 1700 180) 1000 2000
Y , I'iNKl'i.ooiUNd-Olenr , 4 nnd r In , 21.00 ;
stir : , 4 and 0 In$2.1.IK ) : rift sawed. W.OUovtra.
I'lNtsniMlVlllTKri.NElst nml 2d clour , 1
In. (53.00) ) iu. I'j ' and 2 In. V-o.OO ; 3H clear. I In ,
f J.VJO ; 1 1,1' ' , and 2 In , J41MO : A select , 1 n ,
mou ; IU , Hi anil 2 In , J12.0U ; H select. 1 In ,
14,00 ; 1M , 1 ! und2. In , $ I'UH ) ; U select. 1 In ,
&JO.OJ ; in , I'i and S In. moo.
1'iNisiti.vn , VKM.OW I'INB Clear. 1 In , $20.00 :
l i.li ! ami 2 In , J27.TO ! wtnr , 1 In , t'.M.lX ) .
SlliNnt.KS. bvrit K.xtra , XAX , * 2.750staml- !
tml , XAX , J2.MI (1 ( In , , JiSOj ft In , , * J.OO ; No , 1.
J1.20 ; Cedar. XAX. IJ,75.
I'osTS-Wblto cedar In. . ' .iS. . 12c ! { : 0 n. .
Bqr. , 12c ; 5'i In , , l/tV. , lie : 8 In. , Do : 4 to 5 In. ,
ruinul , ii'o : ; oak. split , te ) ; reilccdiir , 13o.
Sash , 50 percent ; doors , 40 per cent ; bllmls
40 per cent ; mouldings , 40 per cent ; lime , We ;
hair , 20ei cement , American , f 1.50 ; cement. Im
ported , l.50 ; plaster , * 2.i5 : ; straw board , Jl.'JO ;
tar board , il.C'J ' ; tarteU. > . ' ,40.
Tlio only railroad train out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Coutuiil Ululls , Dos Molnos and
Cliicnpo business is the Rock Island vcs-
tibuled litniteil , leaving Omnhn atllo :
p. in. dally. Ticket otlleo , 1G02 Sixtocntli
und Fnriuitn sts. , Omnhn.
Met ills.
Hl.ocKTlN-Small pig. : o per lb | bar 30o
per Ib.
Coi'i'Kll-Klanlshed holler sizes , ale pcrlb :
cold rolled , Hue per Ib ; sheeting , 2Se per Ib ; pit
and Hatslite per 11) ,
OArVANi/.inSiiKiT ; IKON Discount 50-10 per
cent ; pat. plnn. Iron. Nos. 24 and " ' , A , 10ie ! ;
II. ii'ie. '
TIN l'iATi-I. O. , 10x21 , $7.50)1. ) X. , 10x14 ,
$3.25.
$3.25.TIN PiATE-CoUe , 11x20,112. ? il73.
HTKKii Wiuv. NAll.s-Iiasc , S2.75.
SlIEKT/INU 8e.
UiipKiNQ Charcoal , I. 0. , 14.\20 , 112 , J0.01 ; I.
" '
SiiBirr'lnoN-Xo.iM , $ Jt.M ; No , 27 , K1.CO.
Sor.iiiiit Strictly lialf nnd half , 18c.
KtRKt. XAH.S-lliiso. 82.25.
AViltB-Jiip. l/arb , iJ.2. ; gal , $ J.8j.
*
so i/r/i .T//M KB i vs.
Thrown Out of a IltiKsy.
Mrs. Calvin Gregg and dauRhter , Miss
Nellie , were driving from their homo near
Bellevucto Omaha yesterday afternoon , tak
ing Mrs. Blntchlcy homo , who Yesldes on
Dodge street , Omahn , sind when on Twenty-
fourth street near Q the horses shied at n co\v
und threw the ladies out nnd wrecked the
bugsy. Mrs. Urcgirlmd her right nrm broken
above the wrist and Airs. Blatehley received
severe nnd p.iinful bruises on the body and
limbs. Allss Gregg escaped unhurt. Thoun-
rortunnto women were removed , to n stir-
peon's ofllce near by and all surgical aid ren
dered.
Tlio Mission in St. Alices. -
The mission in St. Agnes' church , con
ducted by the redcmptorists fathers , Kcv.
Fathers Shea and Mnuver ol St. Louis , is
drawing largo congregations , , completely fill
ing the largo auditorium. IJov. Father D.
\V. Morlarty , pastor of the St. Agnes , an
nounces the following services during the
missions ! Masses nt 5 und S o'clock every
morning. Children's ' mission in the forenoon ,
lasting till Wednesday next , Evening ser
vice nt" : : ) , consisting of instructions , Deads
and benediction.
A Denial.
J.V. . Gallagher , who was arrested for
stealing a watch from Miss Cora Hopkins of
Albright , was tried in the police court yester
day morning and discharged. Mr. Gallagher
corroborates Dan Dailey in his statement
that Dailey was not present , nor was ho im
plicated in the alleged nftuir. Mr. Gallagher
asserts his innocence of the charge.
Poorer by $5U.O. !
Samuel Ashmore , a teamster boarding ivlth
J. H. Krittonbrink on Twenty-eighth ncarE
street , mourns the loss of $ T > 3.i5 stolen from
his room Sunday night.
Stole Carpenter Tools.
A. S. Brldgcformer , reports that some
thief stele three saws , a hammer and a hand
axe , all branded "A. S. B. , " from the city
hotel.
Christian Cliuroli Orgiiiization.
At the meeting of the Christian church de
nomination , hold in the Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon , Elder Monroe announced
the following officers : Elders C. M. Hunt
and O. W. Howe. Deacons C. 0. Clifton ,
George \V. Uoyer and Nathan Johnson.
Treasurer and clerk Captain Peter Cock-
rell.
To Chicago for Itohlicry.
Daniel Coughlan of the killing gang at the
.Armour-Cuiiatiy packing IIOJSPS , was taken
back to Chicago Saturday charged with rob
bery.
Nolet About the City.
Patrick B , Hayes , formerly of this city ,
was run over by the cars at Cheyenne Fri
day and killed. Ills body arrived at noon
yesterday and will bo burled from St.
Acnes' ' church at 9 o'clock this morning
in St. Agnes' cemetery.
A daughter has been horn unto Mr , and
Mrs. AVilliamC. Lieberknicht.
The lire department was called out yester
day inorinngon a false alarm from the Armour-
Cu'datiy packing houses. The elevator in
the lard department wis worked so much
that the sides became hot and thus caused
the alarm.
A pelican , nearly six feet from the beak to
the end of the tail , was shot yestcrdiiv morn
ing near the city and attracted a largo num
ber of bight-seers.
For XI rod lira in
Use IIorriford'H Aclil I'hospli.-Un.
Dr. 0 , C. Stout , Syracuse , N. Y , , says : "I
gave It to one patient who was unable to
transact the mo > t ordinary business , because
his brain was tired and"confused' ' upon the
least mental exertion , Tininediato bcuellt ,
and ultimate recovery followed.1
A. Fancy It I. .
G. D , Edwards , manager of the Columbus
buggy company's Omaha liouso has sold a
fancy rig to bo shipped to Ely. England. O.
Hoftner , the heavy Importer of draft horses ,
\v.is the buyer.
The Host 3llncrnl Watrra
Are from Excelsior Springs , ( Mo. ) ,
Itcgent is naturo'a tonlo and diuretic ,
Sulpho Saline is a mild laxative.
South Omaha O railing.
The chairman of the committee on finance
of the South Omahn city council called at the
county commissioner rooms ana procured : i
copy of the resolution passed by the board on
September 80 , agreeing to pay half of South
Omaha's portion of the cost of grading Twen
tieth street from N to ( } , not to exceed M.OOO
yards. lie stated that the bids were to bo
opened tonight. _
The great Dr. Uocrhaavo loft three dlrcc-
tions for preserving the health keep tlio feet
warm , the head coo ] , and the bowels open.
] Iad ho practiced In our day , ho might have
milled : and purify the blood with Ayer'sSur-
naparllla ; for ho certainly would consider it
the best.
1GOJ. Sixteenth and Farnuin strcetH ifl
the now Rock Island ticket olllcc. Tick
ets to all points cast at lowest rates ,
HOLT DOES ALL THE TALKING ,
The Other Mitiistors Waste No Tirao in
Prohibition Platitudes ,
THE FEELINGS OF THE BEREAVED POOR ,
Th y linvo Hccn 1'roinlsetl Kenpcct *
Tul Coiislilcrntion by Undertakers
nnil Ijcndlni ; liivory
IMcti.
Cheap funerals and prohibition vvcro the
subjects of dlsciBslcm thut o'ounlcd tlio nt-
tcntlon of u score of members o ( the minis.
terhil union nt tbo meeting of that body nt
the YOUUK' Men's Christian ussodiulou
yestcnltiy nftcrtioon.
In the ubsenco of Prcs ( < lcnt Dotwllcr Itov.
QcorKO M. Ira\vn ) was choioii clmlrnmn of
the nicotlng. Pniyor was ollored by Hov. ( J ,
II. KhltiH anil u report was called for from
the committee nppointeil atn recent incctlnc
to ascertain what could bo ilono In the way of
seotirltnr cheaper luuoMls for the poor people
ofthoiuty.
In fespoiiso , Dr. Durycti , chulrinnn of tlio
cominlttoo , prcsentoil nn agrcomciit slgneil liy
the funeral iliivutora nnil liverymen of the
city. Hy this , the undertakers URi-ue , upon
the request of any inlnlster or missionary
with proofs of the llnnnuliil noeil of the fatnllr
In Avhlch adcathUaa occurml , to furnish cot-
lins at net coat ntul to euro for. the body In a
careful manner. x
Ono undertaker presented nu offer todonnto
one-eighth of the coflltm 'neeessary for the
burial of the unfortunate doail. A similar
agreement was signed by the liverymen
who agree to tender their services In
certain cases at a nominal llgtire. The agree
ment further provided Unit funds collected
for the liurlal of such persons should bo
placed In the hands of a treasurer.
This agreement was udnptcil and Mr. J. L.
Medium was named as the uustodiun of tlio
fund.
Dr , Duryca then presented n matter for the
consideration of the union by nsMnir If any-
thini ; could bo done to 'thor together and
utilize the Intellectual nnd moral force of the
college ijtMiluntes of the city.
lie salt.1 there were In proportion to the pop
ulation us many college graduate's in Oniiiha
as in any city in the country. These gradu
ates hail avast amount of intellectual und
moral force thnUvas not felt in the church ,
nor In the Young Men's Cliristltui ns oula-
lion. If they could bo united their inlluenco
would bo n powerful force in advancing the
best Interests of the city.
Before any action could bo taken on Dr.
Duryen's suggestion Hov. M. Li. Holt of the
I'arkl'lu co Congregational cliurchiroeii , ) : ; toil n
sot of prohibition resolutions for the consid
eration of the Jiicotlng , and said ho expected
considerable discussion on the question. The
resolutions were as follows :
Wlicreus , In view of the Approaching
tlon.ut vvhlcli tlio people of thlssliitunio to
deulde. at least for n period of yciirtlio fate
of. tlie saleoi ) power therein : therefore bo It
Uesolved , That no recommend tu the
eliiiruhes of our state the obsorviinee of Sal ) '
liath , November - . as a piolilbltory ainenil
inuiitUtildiliiy. and stitf est the following or
der of i service ; ninrnlnjt seriiion on "Tlio duty
of tlielMiilstlan Voter ut this Pending Kloc-
tlon. " followed ly ) n collection for tlio expense
uf theeaiiiiialKii , sulil collection to bu Imme
diately forvvar.led to the treasurer of the
campaign work at Lincoln ; the evenlni ; set-
vloe , so furas practicable , to boa union mass
meeting , condnetors by pastors of the
ehiirclies.
Keiolved , That , as pastors of the city of
Omaha \ve roeoiiimcnd the following und
uiirco to earry out tlio sainuso far as possible !
that wu observe Hniiilny , November U as pro
hibitory amendment Held day by an appro
priate borinon In tin ) morning anil u collection
for the campaign expenses ; and muss meet
ings In tliu ovenlng In convenient districts ,
Kiieli meetings lobe conducted by thupustois
In said districts at which pledges to attenl
tlic polls on election nay shall bo taken on
cards prepared for such purpose.
In referring to the adoption of the resolu
tions , Mr. Holt said there should bo enact
ing from this metropolis of the atuto some
union of action on the part of the churches of
God against the gigantic evil of intemperance ,
A united action would give courage to the
brothers of the state who -were in arms
against the evil. The time , ho said , had
comowhenit was necessary for the advo
cates of temperance and prohibition to touch
shoulders nnd move forward in the work.
"It Is known , " said Mr. Holt , "that the
registry lists nro being copied by us and every
voter is being seen quietly and an effort is
being made to have each voter brought into
line in this great c.iuso. H takes work but
we must do it. "
Then Mr. Holt offered some suggestions as
to the conduct ot the campaign. Ho reiterated
some of tlio old charges of irregularity in the
matter of voting in Douglas county. "It was
charged nt Lincoln , " ho said , "and conceded
there that last year there were 5lUJ ) Illegal
votes cast in Omaha. Brethren , let ns get
into the work. Let us have a reliable man nt
each polling place who will remain at the
polls until the last vote is counted. Wo need
your help , Coino out , bo bravo and demand
that this city bo honest in its suffrage. "
The expected discussion on the prohibition
issues did not materialize and Mr. Shinn's
motion that Mr. Holt's resolutions bo
adopted wus carried without any expression
for or against.
The union then recurred to Dr. Jhiryca's
suggestion on the advisability of organi/.ing
the college graduates of tlie city nnd after
some discussion a committee , consisting of
Ituvs. Cr.me , Lamar , Duryea , fcjcott and
Lcard , was appointed to cull a meeting for
tlie purposes of organisation.
Then .Mr. Holt talked prohibition a whllo
longer. Ho deplored the fact that the amend
ment people were behind in the rent account
for their headquarters anil that they wcro
generally hard up for funds and needed finan
cial support very bailly indeed. Ho urged
the ministers to take especial interest in the
matter of collections to help thocanso along.
While Mr. Holt was resting from hlb effort
the union proceeded with its regular busi
ness by election of oflicers for the ensuing
six months.
Dr. P. S. Merrill was chosen president ,
Hev. P. W. Foster secretary and lr. Duryea ,
Uov. W. , f. Harshn and Hev. C. N. D.iWbon
as an executive committee.
JSlr. Holt then rnado his closing prohibition
speech. Ho said the amendment people wcro
going to Insist upon a fair election. They had
men at work looking upon the registration
and woula prosecute perjured voters to the
extent of the law. This would tuko money
anil ho wanted the brethren to bo liberal nnd
Industrious in their efforts to secure funds.
Ho closed by laying out : i plan ofvork to bo
followed by the ministers on November' ' , the
amendment lixcd day.
The meeting closed with the amendment
that nt the November session IJr. A H. Thaln
would present a paper on thosubjectof chari
ties.
"THIS 13 AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATER. "
WHEN YOU ORDER
APOLLINARIS
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The well-known Yellow Labels o/
the Apollinaris Company , Limited , arc
protected by Perpetual Injunctions oflhi
Supreme Court.
Beware of bottles bearing the genuine
Apollinaris labels but re-jillcd with a
spurious article.
LOOK AT THE CORK ,
which , if genuine , is brantltd ivit/t the
name cf the Apollinaris Company ,
Limited and the words Ap
.Bruntictt" around an anchor.
FOR SEVERE COUGHS OR COLD
DP. F. C. V/ei-ner's
COUGH DROPS
Arc highly recommended after seven
years of Huccosaful experience ) by the
Bole imuiufueturorj ,
Kopp , Dreibus& Co. ,
STBAM CONPEOTIOMEIIS ,
1106 FarnamSt. , Omaha , Neb.
Sold everywhere , 60 per
Send for samples ,
Omaha Jobbers ,
ArtlBtV materials.
. '
JIOSPE , Jn ,
Arlisls' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1513 Pouidns Street , OmnliS , Kelt.
Conl , Kto.
OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
8. K. Cur. KHIi ( iml Doiictni Street ! , Onnlin , > 'cb.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cok ,
8U South lailiHlro'l , Uiiinlm. Ncl' .
Dry Roods and Notions.
M. K. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Noliong
Corner lltlinml llownnl Streets. _
" "
DUY"aOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
Ocnts' I'urnlslihiiMlooils. Corner 11th omt llainoj
Streets , Omalm , Ncl > .
Kiirnittirc.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Knrnnm Street , Onnlin. > 'cbroskn.
CHAHLK3 SHIV1SHICK ,
Fiirnitiirc.
Omahn , Ni'l
Orocorli's.
McCOUl ) , BItADY te CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
irithnnill.envrnwnrth Streets , Omnlm , Nclirnitn.
InimlK-r ,
O. W. DOUGLAS & CO. ,
Dealers in Hardwood Lumber ,
Yanl l.tlON. IWIiSt , . Omnhn.
JOHN A. WAKEF1EL.D ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc.
Imported nnil American I'nrtlnrul Cement. Ftnt
nKentfur .MlUvaukco Iliilrnullo Cement , nml
Qulncy U'lillu l.lmp.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
\Vood carpets and iinrqnctlluiirlnit , Otli nnil Iouela4
Strvot.i , Unialii , Nubrniku.
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Klc.
I'ornerPtu nnil DDUfilas Streets , Oninhtt ,
IMIlIlnory anil NotloiiN.
I. OBEHFELDER k CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
J09 , 210 nnd 213 South 11th ftrect.
Not lou i
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1121 lliirncy ttrcot. Omaha.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , ,
Wholesale Mined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle grease , etc. , Omalm , A. II. ! H.iln > i > , .Mniiincr.
111 ltd * .
CAHPENTER PAPER. CO , ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry n nlco ttork of printing , vrriit > | iliiKnnil wrlttn |
puiicr. S | > iTlitl nttentlun iilvon to cunl imier. ]
K o ,
A. L. DEANE & CO. ,
CJcncrnl AccntH for
Halls' Safes ,
321 nml 82.1 South 10th St. , Omahn.
r ? " " rr ! ! r TrrrT' ! " " " T 3
Toys , Kto.
' " ' " *
11 , T HARDY CO. ,
Joliben of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
House I'lirnlxlilni : ( iooils , Clillilron'n CarrlnKci. 1201
Fiirrimn street , Uninlm , Nob.
AVnler
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Hnlllday wliul mills. UIR nml U-ltJonofl t. ,
0 , ! ' . llott , Artlui ; MannKer ,
Iron AVorkH.
PAXTON to V1ERLINQ IKON WORKS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Vork ,
KnKlnei , lirn.is work , Rcnoral fdiinitry , niarhlno und
lilackHinllli work. Olllco nnil winks , U. 1' ,
Itr. nml lith xtrret , Oinaliii.
Omaha ManiJfaGtiJrBrg.
mill
, JONES 1 & ,
Wholesale Jlanufactiircrs ol Boots & Shoes
Agcntsfor Hnitnn Hiibbi-r Hlioo Co. , 1Ii'MIOI ( n nil 11 04
llarney Ktree Oinalui , Neb.
STORZ to ILKR.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1KH NcrthlSth Street , Omuhtt.Kob.
Cornice ,
Haiiufaclurcrs of Galvanized Iron Cornici
\Ylnaoircnpsanil iiietallonkrlluliti. John Kponctoi )
proprietor. llHiinil IIOHoiilli IQtli utroet ,
'Se CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
403.V. liithStrect , "llcllol" HTO.
KnCi'H.
OMAHA. BAFE&RON
Manf'rs ' oi Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Viuilti , Jull work , Iron ihuttori nnd II ro cuonpea
G. Anilrecn , prop'r. ' Cur , lltliniiil.lnckson hts.
Klisli , Doiil-H , Htc.
M. A. DISBHOW to CO. ,
Wholuaalo innnufactururH ut
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings.
llrancli oilier , 12thami Iianl utrcotn , OmahnS'el > .
S o t-i t > li Q m a li ai ,
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of South Omaha , Limited.
NEBRASKA.
National Bank
TJ. B. DEPOSITORY , OHAUA , NEB.
Capital. - - - - $ < iOOOOd
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1800 - B7BOQ
OOlcer .nilRlrectnr Henry W. Vntei , fieildenU
low U a. lloefl , Vlce-l'rnaliliiiit ; JumatW , B1igci , VjJ
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