Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 26, 1885, Page 3

FINANCE AND COMMERCE. MINANCIAY, Naw Yone, Angust 25, —Moxzr—On oall, sasy st 1} per oont. Prive PArgr —4@5 per cent. Exonaxoe Biuus—Quiet and unchanged at $4.843, demand $4.85§. GoversueNTs—Dull, but firm. B8r1ooks—To-day's stock market has been decidedly more active than yesterday's, but there has been & continuation of the weakness of yesterday from the opening until near the closs. First prices wers generally a little lower than the closing auotations cf last evening, but they were at or near the highest quotations reached to-day, and there was enrly developed a decided weakness, particu- larly in Omahas and Northwestern. There is not a single active stock that shows any ad- vance, It is claimed that the rec nt advance in Northern Pacific was for the purpose of aasisting o syndicate in disposing of £15,000, 000 second morgage bonds taken by it some time azo, and that the profits of the recent heavy shipments to this country, which ‘came over the Northern Pacific road, was little or nothing, for the reason that the Pacifio mail out ucean rates about fifty per cont. BTOOKS ON WALL STREET. Ohin-m & Alton. . Uhlo-go B ?fl.«m"’i"&"r , Bur, n & Quine; Delaware, Lackawana & \Vel{nn D:Invn & Rio (lnndnr . ion.. ... do preferred . Illinows Centeal Indians, Blaommgton & Western, Kansas & Te ‘Northern Pacifio. .., do do Northwestern, . Peorla, Decatur & Evanaville Pullman Palace Oar Company. Rock Ieland. . o 8. Louis & San Funcuc do Cblc;go, Mllwl;kw & St. 8t Poul & Omaha. do do preferred. .. Texns Paclfio...... Union Pacific . Wabash, St. Lonis & Paci do do do Western Union Telograph Oregon Railrosd & Navig PRODUON. OHIOAGO, Om10A00, IlL, August 25,—Flour—Easy and unchanged; winter wheat, south- ern, 84b0@5.25; Wisconsin and _Mich- i $4.00@5.00; soft spring, 83, e '25; Minnesota bakers’, $3.50@4 patents, $4.75@5.60; low grades, $2. 00@ Wheat — Active, nervous and feverish, and considerable ltrem(th was developed owing to tho visible aupply and showing smaller lo- crease than had been calculated on, and also by rumors that the next government report would show smaller crop than last year; opened 3@fo higher, advanced tnfle more, declined 1}c, rallied 1%c, ruled quietand closed fo_over yestorday; T9ko, oash; 70ie, August; ‘YfiuLSIpwmber. 2¢, October; 8tjc, Noyember; No. 2 red, 854c. Corn—Active, lower and_very unsettled; absence of frost caused weak opening and prices declined §@jc for nesr futures and triflo for long, but rallied later on prediction of frost to-night; closed §@}c lower for near futures and shade lower for distant futures; 431@44c cash and August; 433c, September; 430, October, eforred Paol.. 8% do preferred. 1184 Oats—Weak and easior for cash and Aug- ust; deferred futures very steady; 263c, cnnfi; 26§o, August; 24%c, September and October, 1Hyo—Quiet at o0jc. Barloy - Quiet at 69¢ ffor September. Timothy—Good demand; ~lower; prime, $L.57, Tlaxseed—Lower; good demand; No, 1, Pork—Somewha irregular; opened stronger, weakened, declined 10@12}c; later n firmer feeling provailed and closed at medium Ggures; $8,80@8 85, oash; $8.784@S 80, September and August; 88 85@8.874, October; $8.820@ 8385, November, Lard—Firmer; $6.224@0 25, cash, August and September; $6.274@6.30, Oct. ber. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $4,00@4. 2! eloar sides, 85.80@5.80; short rib sid 5 60, ‘Whisky—Steady at $1.15, Butter—Moderate demand; choice to fancy creamery, 18@20c; choice dairy, 14@15c, 1+ Cheese—Steady and unchanged: choice fall cream cheddars, 6 3@7c: flats, ‘lqanc, young Americas, 8]@ Evgs—Tirmer; Hides—Unchanged; heavy green salted, 8c; light, Bor dry ralted, 11@113c. Tallow—Unchanged; (No, 1 country, Gic; No, 2, 4}@44c, short 85,60 " Hoosipts, Bhipts, Flous, bble. .. .. 12,000 6, Wheat, bushels. Qorn, els. Oats, bushols. Rye, bushels. Burley, bushels BT, LOUIS. 81, Louws, Mo., August 25,—Wheat— Active and unsettled; {@1c higher early; de- clined 13@14c; recovered, and closed 4c above yesterday; No, 2 red cash, 80@89§c; Septem- ber, 900; October, 91F0: Novewber, 93§c, Corn—Dall; cash, 40§@413c; August, 40fc; Septembar, 40}c; October, 3 Oats—Higher; cash, 224 ugust, 22jc; Soptember, 224c; O ober, 24§, utter - Unchanged; creamery, 17@220; dairy, 12@18c. Afternoon board, —Wheat - j@#o higher. Corn—Dull, Onts—Quiet. CINOINNATI, OiyoiNyary, O, August Firmer; No, '3 red, 89@dlc, Corn -Strongar; No, 2 mixed, 47@8c, Oats—Easy; No. 2 mixed, 463@260, Rye—Quiet; No, 2, b8o, Barley—Steady: extra No. 3 fall, 850, Pork—Quiet but firm at §9 25@9. 50, Lard—Strooger at $6 10@6.12}. ‘Whisky—Nominal; no sales reported, IlI.WAUlIl. Miiwavxes, Wis.,, August 20 —Wheat— Stronger; No. 2 M-lnuku. 79%¢; *Septem- ber, 80}c; October, 824, Firm; No. 2, 44c, Oate—Steady: No. 2, 26}c, Ryo—Tae: No. 1, 86hc: Barley—Firm; No. 2, 63c. rovisions—Higher; mess pork, cash and September, $8.90; October, $8.97. NEW YORK PRODUCE, * Naw Yourx, August 25,~Wheat—Higher; ro cipts, 59,800 bu; exports, 39,000 bu; un- graded 'red, 87@930; No 8 red, 883c; No. 2 red, 9ldc, In elevator; October closing at 934c. Corn—Firm; receipts, 45,0.0 bu; exports, 49,000 bu: uograded, 63@bije; No. 2, blo in elevator, (oo hat; October closing at blje, Oate—M meuuly active; raceipts, 288,00 bu; exports, 101000 bu; mixed western, 52 @340; white 'ulun, 87@42¢, Petroleum— Bteady; united closed at 81,01 Egge—Quiet and essy; receipts, 3,300 pack- ages; wesiern fresh, 14@14o. Pork—Firm; fair demand: mess spot, $10.25 1050"‘:’“ inspeoted; $9.874@10 00 for un wed a shade lower, closinz 2@3 ints m&" + westorn steam spot, $0.50 ,80; Ostober, $6.66@6,62, Butter—Firm and in fair demand; western, @22, Oheese —Quiet and easy. MINNRAPOLIS, l(mnnrouliuimu August 25, ~Wheat — Firmer; No. 1 hard, 825, cash; 82, October; 8640, December; No. 1 northern, 75hc; Octo- ber sellers, 763c; Novewber acd oiher geades and futures neglected. Flour—Quite limited dnsand patents, 10 bh 3 410640 bakerr, 83 10 Wheat, o Shipumente ~Wheat, 11,000 bu; fious, 5,500 25, —Wheat— 58,000 bu; flour, R T F R A AR R A AR N R LT i Kaxsas Orry, Mo, August 25 —~Whent— Higher; cash, 695 bid, 694c sked; September, 70@70he; October, T4@7 140 Corn—Weaker; cash, m@sa;. September, 88}c; Ootober, 326 bid Oats—Nominally higher; 93}s bid, 27c asked, LIVERPOOL. Liyerroor, August 25, —Wheat supply large: red western spring, 6a 11d; red western winter, Gflod(gn 1d. Corn~Steady, but dull, TOLEDO. August 25, —Wheat—Closed dull but firm; 'No, 2 cash and August, 86}c. Corn— Enay and dull; No..2 cash and Au- past, 4640 a ;)Ahr—(}umt and steady; cash and August, 2640, Toreno, | — LIVE STOUK, COHICAGO. CHioAGo, 111, August 25 --The Drovers' Journal reporte; Oattle— Receipts, 8,000 firmer: shipping steers, $4 and feeders, $2,50@4.10; cows, i mixed, §2 00@3.9 bulk £300@3.30; Ne- braska Texan Hoga— RReceipts, 14,000; stoadier; rongh and miixed, $4.0044 35 packing And bip- ving, &4 20@4.63; light' weights, $4,20@4.90; skipe, $2.00@8 90, e6p Kmrpu, 1,600; stronger; natives, $2 00@4.1 KANBAS OITY. JKamsas Orry, Mo, August 25 oeipts, 2,000; shiprents, 1,600 slow; 'export stoers 85"3@0 attlo—Re- steady and Sommon ta 5000; shipments, 1,200; -tmng, active .nd 5@10c_higher for choic ight and aworted $4.35@4.00; heavy and o xed, $4.10@4.50. Sheep—Receipts, 450; shipmentr, none; steady; common to good, 8L 50@3.00. 8T, 10UIS S1. Lous, Mo, August 25,—Cattlo—Re- ceipts, 1,800; ehipmente, 1,500; slow and weak for poor grades, both natives and rangers; shipping teers $4.50@>.50; native butchers' steers, 3 25@4.0; mixed lots butch~ ering, $2 50@8.50; indian steers, $2.75@3.75 Sheep—Fat muttons and lambs in good do- mand; poor grades dul 82,00@3.75 it e ot OMABA LAVE STOOK' TN10N STOCK YARDS, 8. OxAlA, | Mouday Evening, August 25, — § The cool weather asemed to inpire every one at the yards to.day with renewed vigor. Buyers wero rendy to buy and sellors were inamocd to sell. The hog market was bc lower and inclined to be weak, The follow- ing were the ruling pricos for the day: Com- §44 | mon rongh hoge, §%003.70; good mixed e, 83.75 ica light hogs, $3.0i@4.05. Sheep, ch 5@3 50; butchers’ stock, $2.78(23.50; deanod beof ateers average 1110 to 1,200 pounds, $4.60@4. 7! ,soqd to uhmne, ayerage 1,30) to 1,400 pounds, 5. 0 RECEIPTS. Oattle. Hoge, Sheep. Horses. e REPRESENTATIVE SAL RANGE STEERS, Pr. N, §425 7 4 40 TRXANS. Pr. $100 cows, No. 17 Pr. 8360 320 SHERP, Pr. $295 HOGS Pr. $410 Stock Yard Items, A. W, Beahm, a well known shipper of Oortland, was ¢ the yards to-day. W. F. Brown & Co, made o fine sale to- day of thirteen cara of hoga. The lntest hotel arrivals are: W. A, Thompson, George Snodgrass and G. W. Snodgrass, ‘Pine Bluffs, Wyoming; Lincoln Davis, Ogallala; B, E. Brady and M. Halley, Horee Shoo Beud; S C. Bothwell, Cheyenne; J. W. Mulatosh, Chapman; Johs Strode, Chas Reln, Harvey Strode, and 1. Cadwallader, Boise City, Among to-days receipie at the yards the foilowing were noted: John Knable, Colum- bus, 109 theap; Bay State Oattle Co,, Pine Blufle, 387 cattle; M, Hally, Caldwell, 92 cattle; John Strode, Caldwell, 337 cattle; Chas. Rein, Mountain Home, 20 horsen: Builey & Bollong, Schuyler, 73 hogs; Bliss & Blits, Schugler, 70hoge; T Kropf, Scbwylor, 79 hogus J, J." Moorhéad, Dunlap, In cattle; J. Wigglns, Columbu, 219 higs e G. Nordgren, Obapmans, 69 hoge; McIotosh & Sutton, {Ohapmans, 74 hogs; 811 cattle; J, F. D, Trekell, 132 huna J. J. Brldnu. g ymond, 70 hogs; G. hoge; Cadwallader, T it Trriond, 78 hoges Benver & Kop- ler, Dorchester, 61 hoge; O, H. Parmale & Co, 65 hogs, OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Tuesday Evening, August 25, General Produce, Cheese—Prices remain steady at present quotations, but with the prospect of an ad- vanco, Faney full croam cheddars, 8ic fancy fall crasm flats, two in hoop, 8c; fancy fuil ream Young Americas, four i hoop, 10§@11c; brick cheeas, 12fo; Limburger cheese, 10c; Swiss cheese, 16@1 (o Provizions —Quotations for to-day sre ns follows: Lard, 40 1b cane, perIb, 73c; do, 201b caos, 740: dried beof bams, 13@lic; dried boef, 11@12; comed beef, per bbl, $6 00; mess pork, per bbl, §13 00; ham, 11 breakfast bacon, 10c; clear side bacon, 87, dry salt sides, 70; shouldets, 6e, Egas—While on Friday last salos did not range above 10c, the week closed with 1lo and the market opened with the same price Monday, but the feeling grew stronger as ro- ceipts showed up rather elim, not coveriog de- mand, snd this morning there was no_trouble in eelling at12c, and prospects favoring further advances. Befors tho market cloted the price advanced to 132 140, Butter ~Improving fast, but receipta of fine table butter are very light, and if choice 15¢ is obtainable, Fair to good, 10@12%, For old and stored butter it is hard to give posi- tive quotations, as prices are uncertain, same as quality, strong, Poultry—The last week closed with a heavy giut of priog chickent, and in spite of ‘saice belog made almost regardless of prices, still heavy stocks bad to bo carried over till Mon- day, which caused a rather weak opening for the waek. 2 25 belog considered a good price or the beit s zes aud §2.00 for fair. It will be a few days before a reaction is expected, providing receipts are not too heavy, Old chickens are steady at 83.00. Potatoes—Remain unchavged, with no de- Demand for choics fresh quite | ' mand, Home-grown are selling at 30@86c per bu. Oaions—The price of onions has decreased Fegmy i b ay .they are quoted at 30@400 per bu, Beans—Dull, Clean Navies, 81,00 per bu. Grocers' List, Dry Fruirs—No. 1, quarter apples, bble, 430; N O sliced, boxes, be; evoporated, boxes go; blackberries, boxes, 930; peaches, boxes noe in the market; peaches. evaporated, none in the marks asp derrics, 260, Svaans - Powdered, Bic; cat loaf, 7jc; gran- ulated, Tdc; confectioner ifo; Standard extea O, Glic; oxtra O, 6}; medium yellow, bjo; dark yellow, bc. OaNsep Goons —Oysters (Standard) per case, 8 90; strawberries, 2-1b, per case 2 60; raspberties, 3-1b, per ca Californ peare, per case, b 60; spricots, per case, 4 20; peachies, per case, 4 75; white cherrles, per case, 580; plums, per case, 4 00; whortleber- gles. per oase, 3 40; eqg plam, 2-1h por case, 90; groen gages, 2-Ib, per case, 90; pine apples, 2-1b, per case, 3 2 @b b ANDY —Mixed, Ojo; stick, 94c; twist stick BHCII—Whnll l’epw. 18¢; alsj 10¢; oloyes, 16@2°c; cassia, 1Uc. ke il e DAT Sr1ows - Gronmd —Black bom lm 0, slnpion, 138206} Ao @300 cloves, 18 Sbe; givger, 16@25¢; aoerd 10 Srancr—Ningra Gloss, per 11b, 6he; Ni- agra Gloss, per 3 Ib, 6c; Nisgra Gloss, per 6 1b, 7c; Niagra Corn, pwll 1b, 76, Syaoe. dard ", 29c, bble; Standard do, 4-gallon kegs, 1 40, Hopa—In Ib papers, 3 25 & cace; salsoda keg per Ib, 82 74, Vistoar, CroRr—18@180; White Wine, 16 Rope — Sinnl, § fnch and laeger, Slo; § inch, 80; 4 inch, S 2Dy tonds, por b, 155; Ashton, in snckn, 350; sacka Ashton, 1 00; bbla dairy, 2 60@2 75. OaNDLES —Boxes, 40 Ibs, 168, 12405 85, 124e; boxes 40 Ibe, 16 oz, 6s, 12¢; half box, 20 lbs,; 12§c. Marougs—Per caddie, 85¢; round, rl case, 4bc; square, cases, 170; Oshkosh, cases, gr, 120, "'eAs —Gunpowder, falr, 85@45; good, 45@ 550; choics, G0@75¢; Rood Tmperial, 40@130; Young Hyson, good, 30 o; Oolong, good, 35@10c; cholcm‘ «xramc, Sm\chanqr good, 85@160; I Japan Teas, fair, 251 ohoice, H3@750t ufi @4b0; cholce, 50 8E5; Tea Dust, 15 Eru Siftiinge, 18c. Corrrrs—Market barely steady; ordinary guades, Oho, ol 104@I1; rood, 11@I12c; prime, 12@18; cholcs, 16@17¢; fancy and yellow, 16@16 oveEimany, Jave, 20@26c; Arbuckle's rosted, 18}o; McDaugh lin's XXXX. rosted, 184c! Java, 16§@1 1c~ Dilworth’s fochs, 23& 26e. bitter and Bo; creams, Scj glnger snaps, 8o woda, 730, PiokLes —Medinm in barrels, 6 25; do in half barrels, 8 25; small_in tarrels, 6 00; do in 50; eherkins in barrels, 7 00; do in half barrels, 4 00, Riok—Lonisiana, prime to_cholce, 0}@7ie. Soaps —Kirk’s Savon Imperial, 8 00; Kirk’s Kirk's standard, 3 60; Kirk's 460, r—Tiwo hoop pile, 1 5; three Tubs, No. 1, 8 0; ploneer ; Double Crown, 2 90; well- lty buckete, 3 75, Porasi— Pennsylvanio cans, 4 cans in case, 92 dozin oase, 190; An- chor ball, 2doz in case, 1 50, Fruits, Lemons—The market has declined 50c, but remuins firm on good stock, Verdelli fancy, per box, $8,60. Apples—Tho market fs slmost bare. Con- signments of choico stock meet with ready sale with quotations: Choice eating, £3.00@ 350; choico cooking, $2.50@3 00. Cocoanuta—Per hundred, £5,50. i Bananas —Yellow, per bunch as o size, $2.00@3 b0, Peaches—Heavy recelpts of eastorn peaches expected next week, Arkansas per one-third buthel bo. Delaware ** on " basket. Michigan ‘¢ pack basket..... 1 Crab Avples—Per one-half bushel basket, 50 to 60 cents, Grapes—Concord, per Ib,, 7@Se. California Frults. QuiNcEs—$2.50 per box. Pears —Mountain Bartletts, $3 25@3.50; Wintor Nollis, Beurro Diel, White Doyenne, Beurro, Lawrence, Dutchesse, etc , 2 75@ Late Crawlord’s, Lemon and Red Clings $2,00, Plums—Per box, $1.76. Prunes—81.75. Grapea— Per crate, Muscats, Rose of Pern, and Tokay, $1.75, Dry Goods, The market in dry goods is stronger and prices on eome brands have advanced. Prints - Steel River, 5% American, b}; Arnold's, 6; Manchester, 6; Lyman, Gloucester, by; Duniiell Jacquard, 6 5§; Ramapo, 4; Windsor, P mony, 4k; Anchor Shirtings, 44; Merrimack Shirtings, 4 an\ln—?&unver Creek AA, 11; Beaver Creek BB, 10; Besver Creek CO, 9; Joffrey \:x, 11}; Jafirey XXX, 12; Jafirey D & T, 124; Columbian, 12}; York, 13; York, fanoy, 18; Everett, 13; Haymaker’s bluo and brown, 7. Duck— (Unbleached) -8 oz Magnolia, 10; 10 0z Magnolia, 11; 8 oz West Point, 10}; 10 oz West Point, 12 D —(wlor d) - Boston 9 oz brown and drab, 13}; Boston O H brown nnd drab, Boston XX brown and drab, 10; Boston brown and drab, 11; Boston O P blu, Warren Tricot, 15, Brow~ CorTons —Lawrencs LT, 5; Shaw- mut LL, 5; uu.vur Dam LL, 5; Atlantic LL, 5 Indian Head, 7; Wauchusott, 6¢; Crown XXX, 6}; Clifton CCC, 6}; Utica C, 4f; At- lantic P, 54, Breazaep Corrons —Farmers’ Choice, 0; Oabot 6§ Hope7; Hill 4-4, 73; Hill §, 63; Lonsdale, 7¢; Fruit' 8; Wamsutia, 10, FiNe BrowN Corrons—Pepperell R, 63, Pepperell O, 5§; Atlas, 6}; Statute of Liberty} 6; Saranac R, G}, Tiok1NGS - Amoskeag A G A, 12§; Thorn- dike O 0 O, 7¢; Thorndike fancy, 9}: York 104; York fancy; 124; Millbury, 124 "Poat River, 11}; Hamilton, 12; Swift River, 6§; Snetucket 3, 8h; Shetuckes S S, 94; Montauk A, 12; Montauk B, 103; Omega A C A, 134, ‘Cotser Jeans—Kearsarge, 7; Armory 73 Pepperell, 74; Indian Orchard, Naum- keag, Chath Bacs—Ameriosn A, $1760; Har- .;, mony A, $17.50, Stark A, $21.50; Albany A, $19.50, CARPET WARPS —Bibb, white, 193: Bibb, colorad, 22: white, 4-ply, 18; Peer- less, colored beards, 214, GinoHAMS—Renfrew, 9@10%; Amoskeag, dress, 9; Amoskeag, staple, 74; Ivanhoe, 9 Wamsutts, 84: Nubian, 8); Warwick, 93 Whittendon, U; Bates, dress, 5; Bates, staple, 63; Randolph, staple, 63; Lansdowns, 7. OnevioTs—Amoskeng, checks, 93 Amos- keag, stripes, 8); Slater, stripes, 8; Edinburg, 94, {Vhlztnnduu stripos, 8; Glenross, 9; Otis, checks, 9; Otis, stripes, 9, Roya), 6; Amos- keag, napped, 103, Luray, book fold, 12; Oberon, book fold, 113; Eadurance, book fold, 12, Fish, LAKE FISH- (1885 Catch ) R ‘Hul lih K)unl llh Pls, K'ts Naw s, 1gp° g, 12" 10 92 | 80 86 | 76 56 | b8 Nu 1 Whitefish. 6 00(5 403 802 70 15 5014 952 302 50 +[8 002 701 801 No. 1 Trout....[4 50/4 002 652 10| 74 | 65 No. 1 Pickeral.. |4 00]3 602 80/1 9./ 68 | 60 i MACKFI’]“L—(IBXS Oatch,) ll'AmlIy 4. 50| Bhls, | l[nl! Bbls, Quar Bls| NEw FIsi, | 200 | 100 90 ‘60 40 Bloater Naess(35 00/ 7 £0[1 Ex, No,1 8h'r(24 00(12 60|11 80 6 80(3 10 No. 1 ¥hore..[2) 0010 501 0 10[ 80[4 3 Med No1Sh'e(15 00| § 00 CRRINGS - (1885 Oatch.) Bl 's|H'If IShllIQr. Bbls, NEW FISH, 20)1 100 90 ( 50 40 1 1n1r.. .m'x 90) 752 17(1 89 3 v0/1 801 b T u)v'u HE [UHNG Oatch, PICKLED SALMON— (1885 Bb!’s HI'f Bhl;lqr, Bbls | Pails 200 | 100 9) |0 40| or Kits, NEW FISH, Norwn KKK| i | Herrings ... (13 00/7 00,6 45 8 55 2 90, Biood CE 85 18 00(7 00(6 253 l.'r|2 9) 85 .16 00j8 (0i7 25l4 03 30! ¢ (¥ uhnar(—N“l ]‘.nglnh whole cod, 6 SMOKED' l‘lm(-]illlhnh new, soaled herrings, 200, BUNDRIES - Domestic kegy, 45c; Rus anchovies in gl 3 nuhnvlu Bounds 93 summer emfld 12jc; new Holland _herrings, 8 jardinee, borriogs, dtoi 0lo Bull brand, 1 kegs, Olo Bull | bnna , $4.00; spiced Hamburg berrings, skins and'heads off, por pall, §1.20, Flour snd Mulstugs, SELLING PRIOES, ‘Winter Wheat—Firm;best qualll ot lastoa iy ot nality—89.70 Bpflnfl M&nqfiuml at 82,80 pr— w&cmmy—" .40@3.00, owt. Foed—Per 100 Ibs,, 800, fid COorn—Per cwt., eal—$1.00@1.10 per owt, Soreening—No, 1, 760 per ewty No 2, B0c Hominy—81.50 per ows, Bhorte— 600 per cwl, Graham-—§3.00 per owt, Hay—$6,00 per ton. Gram, Oorn—32@30. 0Old Oats— ‘Wheat 4"@6()1: &Ryo—New, 550, Ooal, Anthracite egg, $8.00; anthracite nut, Nw anthracite range, $5.25; lows, 83,25; Wal- out Blook, 8956, Tilinols, $4,60; indiana block, $5,76; Fort Scott, $4.25; Rich Hill, | — .75, Heavy Hardware List. Tron, rates, 2 15; plow steel, special cast, do; crucible steel, ¢ gpokes, per sot $2 25@300; hube, per set, 25,1 fellows sawed dry, 81 40} wngnr.-p, each, 75¢; axles, each, 750 square nuts pe 1, 7(@110; ooll ehain, perlb, G@1do; mallenblo, 80; iron wodges, 6c; crowbars, 60; harrow tooth dc; apring steel, 7@8e; Burden's hors shoes, 84 25; Burdens mule shoes, 85 26. (o BARDED Wine—1In oar lots, $1 00 "per 100 by tis—Rates, 10 to 60; Iron, $2 50; steel, 82 Siior—Shot, 81 50; buckshot, S1 85; orion- tal powder, kegs, 83 50@4 00; do, half kegs, $200; do, cuarter keg blasting, kege, 88 35; fuse, per 100 feot, 50c. EAD—Bar, $1 65, Stendy; green butchcrs’ 7o; groen cured, 8o; dry flint, 13@150; dry ealt, 10@11c; damaged hides two-thirds price, Tallow~— 13c. oase—Erime whit, 3 Sheep Pelts—2@7! Spirits The pool which e Kkept the quotatlors on spirits steady for 0 long a time appears to be nearing dissolution. A break has been made by a Cincinnati house, but whother it will be- come general it is impossible to ssy. The firm claims that in makicg the price } that all overs that had been cut were restored. The fact is, it gives them the opportunity to make any prico which they ses fit, as they can state the overs to be what they please, Tt is not known yot what action the distillers of the country will take regarding the cut, but it is thought they will not be in a hurry to seli goods at that prics, Quutations at prosent remain the same, as follows: OoLoaNs SPIRITS —188 proot, 1 1¥; do, 101 roof, 1 20; spirits, socond quality, 101 proof, 19: do, 188 proof, 1 18. ALOOHOL—188 proof alookol 3 80 per wine allon. & ‘Waisxizs—Redistilled whiskies, 1 00@1 50; ine blended, 150@3 00; Kentucky bo bons 2 00@6 00; Kentucky snd Pennaylva- nia ryes, 2 00@6 50, Bmummqmwmd 6 00@16 00; domes- tio, 1 60@8 m»—lmpnmd. 450@600; domaetlo, 150 Rums—TImported, 4 50@8 00; Naw England, 200@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 00, OHAMPAGNES—Importad, per case, 28 00@ 8400; American, per case, 10 C0@16 00. Painte, Olls and Varnishes, 0115110 carbon, per eallon, 11c; 150 head- light, ver gallon, 16c; 1750 headlight, per gallon, 16c; 150 water whito, 15c; linseed, raw, por gallon, 40c; linseod boiled, per gal” lon, 48c; lard, winter str'd, per_gallon, G0 No. 1, 56c; No. 2, b0o; castor XXX, per lon, $150; No 8, SL 40; sweet, per gallon, $100; sperm W. B., per gallon, SLG0; fish W. B,, per gallon, neatafoot extra, per gallon, 75c; No, 1, 70c; lubricating, z¢ro, per gallon, summer, 163; golden machine, No. 1, per gullon, 35c; No. 2, 28¢; sperm, sig- per gallon, 90c; turpentine, per gallon, 48¢; naptha 74c, per gallon, 160, DRUGS AND CHEM CALS - Acid, carbolio, 440 acid, tartaric, 55¢; b ba, per lb, 60c; bark, sassafr alomel, per Ib, 90c: ' cinchonid fe; chloro- form, per Ib, 93c; Dovers powders, per lb $125; epsom_ealts, per Ib, ke glycering pure, per Ib, 25c; lead acetato, per Ib, 20c; castor No. 1, per gal, 8150; oil castor pure, per gal, S1 60; oil, olive, per gal, $14%; oil origanum, F0c; opium, $4 25; quinine, P. & W., and K. & 8, per oz, 8ic; pot: fodi e, per Ib, $3 25; salicin, per oz, 40c; phate morphine, per oz, 38 50; sulphur, per Ib, do; strychaine, per cz, $1 ), Saddlery Hardware, G combination loop hames §525, 1. 0. T. hames, $4.7 3 hames, 83.50; perfaction pads, $1.75; 47 rlng ‘bits, 6bc; Bn\)n\lru No. 10 thread, 15c' jap broast st:np slide, 30c; X C breast strap 3 loup champ T buckles, S1 v 3 loop champ T buckles. 950; 18 X O 3 R s T buckles, $130; 1§ jap 3 loop champ buckles, §1.20; copper rives No, 9, 20c; Bristol snapy, 14 at 85,60, 13 at $4.50, 1 at $3.50, § at $3 60, § nt $3.60; German snaps, 1} at $5.00, 1} at $2.60, 1 at S1.45, § at $L.40, § at $1.40. Leather. No 1 Pittsburg J, C. L. & Sons, 34¢; No, 1 Pittsburg K & 8 84c; No 1 melnnntl 83¢; No 1 lace leather, 60c; prime slaughter sole leather, 7c; prime oak eole leather, 87c. Dry Paints White lead 80; Frenoh Zinc, 120; Parls whiting, 2boj whiting gildom, Tfo) whiting com’l, 13c; lampblack, Gormantown, 12 lampblack, ordinary, 100; Prussian blue, ntramarino, 18c; vandyke, brown, 80; i ber burnt, do; umber, raw, 4o; slonna, burnt do slentn, raw, 4o: Paris green, gonuine, 2o oen,common, 20c; chroma green, N. ; chrome green, K., 120; vermillion, Eng- N TR R TR 105; gone plak, Lig) Vonotina, red, Cookson’s, 3jo; Venotian, red, American, 14; red load, 74o; chrome yellow, genuino, 30c; chromo yel- low, K. 120; odhro voeells, o oohre, Hrench z o} ochre, American, 2¢; Winters mineral, r,smgh brown, z(a. ipanish brown, Zic ihoo's sicieral, Bo Vamisies.-Barcels, por palont Furaitars, | L0 axtra, 81 10; furniture; No. 1, 81 conch, ex txa, 81 40; conoh, No, 1, 81 20) Damar, extrs, 8175, Jupan, ‘0o, agphalium, extsa, 800, shollac, §8 60; ‘ard oll finish 81’60, PaINTs 18 uu.—wmu lead, Omahs, P, P, 6; whito lesd, St. Louls, pure, 6 75; Marseil los green, 1to 6D cans, 200 French zine; u_seal, 12; French zing, red seal, 1lo, §French 7ing, in varniah aast., 06; Fronch ziog, o oil aaty 10} raw ‘wnd Birnt ambr, 15 har, 100; raw and burnt Sienna 100; vandyke rones Dot rafined Tampbiacks P black and 1vory black, 160; drop blac 16 Prussian_blus, 400; ultramarine bluo, chromo groen, L, M & D, 16} blind .nd shutt green, L. M, & D,, 10cj Paris green, 16; Tn Yian rod, 1bo; Voustian, red, ej Tus: 2c; American vermillion, L. & D, 200; yellow ocbre, 9c; L, M., O, & 15 or, 180; llow oshre, c; golden ochrd, 165) pi , Bo; graining colors, lllg:s oak, du- ok, walait, alosgaut Aad sk Tobaooo. Bmoking tobacoo—0. 8., 220; Moorachaum, 800; Loug Tom 806, Biackwells Darham, 16 aa Oloy 6 osy Doy 4 ou, 010} 3 on., B0 Seal of North Oarolins, 16 oz.,wood, 430; 8 T A&n;!al, 8o, ' Navy %lirzpmx-. 260, Killikinick, 4 oz, 27¢; 2 oz, gy ine cut—Hard to Beut, 706; Charm o tho eat, Fountala, 105; Golden Throad, o avorlte, 600 oky S0, Boos Fahoy Ator Dainy. 40, Plug tobacco—Olimax, 440 per Ib,; Horse- shoo, 40c: Star, 460; Bpearhead, 460; Our Rope, b0c; Piper Heidsick, 600; Punch, 400, Moun- Bullding Material. Bewer brick, $900; wmedium brick, $3.00 common brick, 7.00; fime (in bulk) per brl 65c; lime (in b 9Jc: Louisville coment, 81 55; Utica, Akvon aud Milwaukee cement, $1 503 Portland ocement, Eoglish, $1.00; stuce:, %iuhllm. $2,00; hair in paper sacks per ‘ou, Dry Lumber, Wholesale—On Board Oars at Ov.aha, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBE'S, The Northwestern Lumber Dgalers’ associa- tion, with represetatives frow, Iowa, Tllinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin, met at St, Paul cast tools do, 12@180; wagon | - O | 1at, 24 and 84 Oloar, 131nch, o, 2 k‘RI‘P\' & BURKE, Live Stock Commission Ropre nted At Chiieago by Keenan Tolop 3. & Hancock. MALLORY, SON & CO,, Established, 1802 Live Stock Cnmmrssran A Omalia, Neb Tele phone No, 983, W, F. BROWN & C0,, Commission Dealers in lrve Stock Office— Exclh Build Omaha, N promptiy No, 608, Union Sto(ry:llr If‘.’fl? \company, John P, Boyd, Swporintorent Limited, SAFES & LOCKS. P. BOYER & CO., Agents for Halls Safe & Lock Co’s Fire and Burglar P o Loeks, Vaults and Jail Work. Omaha, Nab, Farnam St., " CONMISSION, BC. BRANCH &C0., Wholes'e Fruits, Produce, Oysters 112t Farman S, Omaha Appies -Onr own packing - Platt Tiger Brand Oystern. Butter, Fags, Game, Potatocs & Cow bouitr, TRUXELL & WILLIAMS, Storage and Commission Mcht's. Fralts, Flour, Apples, Stoneware, Cider, Vinogar, Grass Seods, Putter, Kgg'. $18 and 315 'douth 15th streot, Omaha, Nebraska. M(YH"\Y General Commission Merchant Brittor, Egas, Choese and Conntey Produce generally, BL0S, 12th $t., Omaha, Neb, HORST & RIDDPYILL, Gerreral Commission Merchants. re Bul wy®, Forekm: and Domwstic Fruits. 112 8:1ah St.,C mahayNeb, Tolbphone 2 o PEYOKE BROS. Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce and Provisicns, Omahs, Neb. CHIOCAGO LUMBER COMPA Wholesale lumher 814 8. 14th St., Om: MANUFAGTUREBS Mattresses. E. M. HULSE. Mattress Company, Manufacturing Mattressos, Bedding, Feather Pillows, Cote, cte. 1306 and 1208 Douglas ., Lahia,Neb. overalls. CANFIELD MF'G, CO, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Ete. 1102 and 1108 Douglas St Omalia, Nel IRON AND NAILS, OMAHA IRON WORKS, Manufacturirs and Dealers in Machinery & Castings|_ Ageicultural Iron Work, r and Mili Mechinery. Office il . R.17th ana 18th Ste, Steam Engines, Bollers, Tron ‘Bridges, M ani works, Unios ¥ OMAHA NAIL M'F'G CO., Cut Nails and Sprkes Fire Nails & Specidly. 0 Nebratk WHITE LEAD, OMAHA WHITE LEAD COMPAFY, Corroders and Grinders of Perfpctly Pure Whrte Lead, Omaha, Levi Carter, W. Mead, Vice Prest ; Y this week. Investigation revealed tho fact that leas Iumber was left over this season taan Inst, and @ resolution passed advancing rates 81.0) per thousand on all yards. This action of ‘the northwestern lumber dealers will not affect tho Omaha market for the present. In caso they hold to the resolution it may in timo cause an advsnce in prices, A. 1' S(,lIA("K Whnlesale Commission Merchant Fruit, Secds andi Produce. No. 18 S, 1ith Street Omaha, Nebraskow JOHN F.'. }‘.I‘ACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Frovisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 106 S. 4th n, Nob, #arConsignments solicited. Refurns reade prompl'y. McSHANE & SOHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs, Refrigerator and Packing House,14th & Loavenworth Sts., on U R. Track, Omaha, Neb. " WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants Poultry, Buttor, Game, Fruits 14th St Omaa, Ne LOUIS, HELLER, Johber & Commission Merchant Chocse, Swusages, Fruits, Butchers' Tools and. Sups plios 1215 Jones St., b, CUAL, LIME, TowLe, Pros GrO. PATARSON, SeckTrcas. NEBRASKA FUEL CO,, Shippers of Goal and Coke, 214 8. 13th St. Omaha, Neb, ars. C. 3. 14, Huy FLA Dy Proprictor. Nebraska Coal & llmhg Eumpany OMAIIA, NEBR Offico, 217 8. 13th St. COUTANT & SQUIRES, Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal Best varietios, Offico, 213 St Telephone No Telephor Saddlery J. ASUNDERIAND, S, Omaha Coal, Coke and ere Co, Jubibers of hard and'soft coat, 209 5. 13th St.,Omahay Nebraska, 1att. /1418, ’1 1.[13 |20t 2218, 24 1 16.0./10 0018 00[17.00|15.00| 10 06 /20,00 16.50| lfl hfl 17.59|20. 8; 16 60|15 60 16.00/16.00/16 0: 16 00/1600(18 oo 16, uolru 00/16.0 6'60/16.50|16 60| BOARDS, No. 1 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ... No, 2 boards, 12, 14 ana 16 ft No. 8 boards, 13, 14 and 16 ft No. 4 boards, 12, 14 and 16 £t BHIP LAT. No. 1, Blain, 8 or 10 inch o, 10 inch. Neo o 817 25 15 26 13 25 1126 818 00 16 00 18 60 FENOING, No. 1,4 & 6 inch, 12 and 14 fest, rongh. fil‘i 00 No, l 4 & 6 inch, 16 feet, roui(h [ No. 2 4 &6 Inch, 12 and 14 feet, mugb lu 00 No. 2,4 & 6 inch, 16 fect, rough. . 16 00 omwiNG. 1t Qo § inch, Norway . 2d Com, inch, Norway. BIDING, Fence, 14 and 16 fet. . FINISHING, 1at. 2d, and 3d Clear, 14 and 3 inc B Select, 13, 13 and 2mch, . 28 1st, 2d and , Olear, 1 inch, A Belect, 1 inch, B Select, 1 inch, &, 2s POSTS, White Gedsr, 6 inch, halyes White Codar, 54 inch, halve te Cedar, 8 inches, quarters. . White odar & inch, round. .. FLOORING, 1st Com, 6 Inch, white pine 2d Com. 6 iuch, whito pine 8d Oom. 6 inch, white pin Bol. Fence 6 tnch, white pine. 2 1st and 2d Clear yellow pine, 46 inch. 24 60 BTOOK BOARDS, BATTENS, WELLTUBING, PICKETS, 0.G. Bnu, 8inch, . 0. G, Batv, filnch.... inch Bats, s, 1 inch well tubing, 1, & M. 3 inch well tubing, Boy Pickets: D, & H. Flat Bquare, BHINGLES AND LATH, 16 inch, Olear. *A* Standard, 6 inch, Clear. . 0, An Indian Oh fef Brutally Beaten, BoaiNkD,Minn,, August 25.—Holien Day, the noted Chippeway chief an taken from the Northern Pacifio brain ata way station last night, dragged into. the woods and s> brutally beaten that be is mot expeoted to recover. It 18 supposed to be the ach | work of the whisky men, against whom he was Roing t2 testify in tho fedoral cours, e ——— Love Charms in 1o Burlington Aswkeye, “‘Flirst you get two bits of silk, one his favorite color and one of yours, tent | thege bits with some. eoft etoff, and on their face embrotder your initials, Sew the bits (square in shape) Into a small sack, attach it to a narrow ribbon and wear it about the neck, but out of slght. That isn'c &) You mnn put ato it » lock of his halr Msd with a ribbon of your favorite color.” ““How does one get the lock of halr?"’ “0b, youw stupld child! Have you no strategic talents! Ask him for what you want, then,” ““There are 2,000 glrls In Burlington, snd 1,200 of them have ‘love charms." Watch the next time you go down town in & bob car and see if I’m not right,” W, ¥, JOHNSON, EDW, HAMMEIT, ¥, 3, 8JHUYLER, W. F, Johnson & Qo., Commission Merchants, 218 La Salle Street, Cihicago, Receivers of gralo and seeds. Fat bought and sold, Bpecial attention to sales by samples, Represented by EDWARD BARTON, Liocoln, Ntb JEFF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke. Lime and Stone, Office, 213 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Yards, 9th and WINES and LIQUOKS. ILER & Co., Ulstlllers and Importers of Wines And urers of Kennody's East S FRANK DELLONE & CO., Dealers in Liquors and Cigars, 1202 and 1204 Dosiglus SE, Omah, Nob- Factories—Nos. 4 and 303, ¢ Dist. N. GEO. W, DUNCAN, Successor Lo MCVAMARA & DUNCAN, —Importers and wholesale Dealers’ in— Wines, Liguors and Cigars, 214 and 218 S, 14th St., Cmaha, Neb, lL R. (rl\UI‘TE Wines and quuors, Western Agent Jos. Schlitz Bro L. P, LARSON & CO,, Wholesale Dealer in Whiskies. And Cigars, and Gew] Agents for the Fhi'ip Bosts' Celebrated Milwaukee Eeer, Omaha, Neb, HENRY HO[(NBFR(-I‘ Wholesale Wines, quuurs Drgars 21 Douglas St., Omaha, Nel F1 C l( of Fine Clgars And wholesale dealers in Leaf Tobaccos, No. 105 and 110 N. J4ta St., Omaha, Ncb, Manufanturers MAX MEYER & CO., Johhers of Cigars. Tohaccos, Gunsand Amgunition $15 t2 23 8. 1th. St 1680 0 0:4 A, L STRANG C())[PANY Pumas, Pipe, and Engines. Steam, Water,' Railway and Milling Supplics, ote maha, oab. (‘()Wl'\(x & CO. deraulrc& Mpchanl Engrneers obbers in Iron Pipe, Iton Fittings, Ixol and Brass HARDWARE. W, J. BR(JAI(A( Heavr Hardware, Iron, Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Luinber, ets, and 1211 ¥t., Omiaha, Nob, EDNEY & GIBBON Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon And_Carrirga Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware, Ete., 1217 and 1219 Leaveawortn 8t . Omahs, Neb. MILTON ROGERS & BONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Maatles, Crates, Belhs Gopde, . 1831 and 1323 Far, nam Street, LEE, FRIED & CO,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails. Tinware, Shect lron, Ete. Agents for Howe Soiles Alh.\wl I‘nuuu (u. lellrl Neb. Rl' OTOR & \VII.HI'LMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Jefferson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Hamey Steet %208 " Pork Packng. JAMES E. BOYD, Purk Packer and Shrppar alia, Nebr Drugs Etc. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, Wholesale Druggists, Jobbers of Painte, Oils, ¥ ndow Hlass, ete., 1114 Har- ey 8, Cnabia, Neb, H, . l’ (-'I(JI)“A Wholesale Druggist, Axd Dealer in Paints, Oi's and Window Glas, Ouwaba, Nebraska, J L. l‘“ANliqu k‘l(rv. Wholesale Joh Lots, Dry Goody, Kotlons, Gnte' Rernisbiog Goods, ¢ onde trom Now York, Trade 8al,s Daily; 508 a 508 South 18th 8., Vmal J. T. Rohinson Notion company 403 and 405 8. 10th St., Cmahs, Neb, Wholesale dealers in Notions and Gents” Furniéhing o 0. 8. GOODRICH & €0,, French and German Faney Goods Drugglets’ and Stationery’ Sundrics. 1815 Farnase Umaba, Neh. PURNITVBS DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealzrs in Furnrtum Famnan ., Omalw, Neb, Wagons and Carriages, & WUWXT .‘r“:r\rr'stw The ’Egaqr‘qg Dclarr‘rage' Factory, PIHH, RTC, ICKEN, SIEMSSEN & CO. Whalesale Fish Dealers, Tarportors of Foreign ¥ish, Noe, 911 ani 018 J stroetand U_ P Track, Omaha, Nelf DRODSRXBE. AI LEN m\m Wholesale Grocers, 1¥10 and 1112 Douglas Strect, Omal E. B, CHAPMAN & 0. Wholesale FancyGrocers. Cigars. Tobaces and 8mokera Artiles, 1917 Howard 8¢, MEYER & RAAPKE, ¥ Wholesale Fancy Grocers,. Teas, s, Cigars and Tobacoor, 1817 and 1379 Douglas 8t., Omuha, Nebaska. MoCORD BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grogers, Corner 10th sod Farnam Steects, Omaha, Nibmska. WhnlegaleGrncenes&Provrsrons 00 and 711 8, 10th $t., Omaha Nob. HARNESS, ETC, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobhers of Haress, Saddles, ~Saddlery: ds, Biomiots and Hobos. Leather, Hidss, s to. SLOMAN BROS;, Satdlery Hardware, indings, ow, ote. . Ne Leather, and Flrs, Pelts, C L. C. HUNTINGTON & SON. Dealers in Hides, Wool, fallow, 114 Jackson Stroet, Omaiia, Neb, ~ DRY GOODS, . J. BROWN & CO., J Douglas Street, Om = Whuresale Dry Goods & Nntruns AGRIC] LININGE Dealers in Agrmull lmplements Ofive Cor. 6th and Pacife Sts., Omaha, Neb, PARLIN, ORFNDORFF' & MARTIN, Wholessle Dealers In Bgricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha, Neb TURAL FLOUR, ETC, L. A. STEWART & O, Whoiesale Flour Dealers Andaoanufacturers of Tuminating and 1 ubricating BRUNO ’l‘liCHUCl\ Jr, Agent for 3, C. Hoffmeyr & Co., Manf'rs Highest Grades of Flour By Rollers.and Hungarian Procoss. Warchouse 1213 Jones Street, C maha, Ncb. C. N, DIBT? Lumber, 164h and California. Stroet, O LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, ete. Yards—Cor, Tth and Dawglas, Cor, 9th and Loaglas, GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 2041 ind Izard $t., Omaha, Nebraska. BOHN MANUFACTURING OO, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, [l\lA,rhlf Hard th and ahe. Nob, Dealer in Saéh Doors. Blinds, Mouldings, Building Paper, Ete. South 13th S Omab a, Kol FRED ‘W, GRAY, lumber lrme Eement Etc. Etc DO glis St Onlahn, N b GEO, A HOAGLAND, Wholesale Jealer in Lumber. Quraha, Nebrasks. J. A. WAKEFIELL D, Wholesale ! umber.Lath, Shineles Building Popacs, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldlugs, ickots, Pout s, Lims, Plastor, Hair, Coment, & _ Ny il Josies, Omahia, Nob CARPETS, 8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Cr.rtain Goody, ete., 158 £ Goods, otc., ‘arna S Ol Ao i “Bools and § mmu. "W, V. MORSE" % Co, Johbers of Boots and Shoes 1389 Farnam Strect, Omahs, Neb. Manufactory, 1 Buwmer S, Boston. e Coffee lndrplcol QLARKI‘ blflui & Co., Omaha Coffee and Spice Mrlls Importers aud Jobbers of Teas, Coffeo awl Spices, "rm‘ll!-luuruln urmm..u-.r Powder, n.-'f.tubu‘.: acté, L undry Blue, 0. 8, Cuiala, Rebrasa | o 1414718 i Crockerv, W. L. WRI( iHT, Ageut for the Manutactur crs and lwporters of Crockery, flassware; Chimneys, el '€ flico 817 8. 15th St.,Omabay ¢oraska. Lawps, OILH, EIC CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, Wholesale healers in Oils, TR L P