Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1885, Page 3

0 OMAHA _JOBBER'S DIRECTORY,|OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY, I]MIH JOBBERS'_DIRECTORY. BRANOH & CD., 1 Wholes'e Fruits, Produce, Oysters Farnao St., Omaha A m—nur own wkmg Plstt & Oo's, m«l Oystors. Butter, Eggs, Game, Poultr, JOHN F, FLACK, General Commission Merchant, duce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed. 105 8. 14th St.,, Omaha, Neb, #arConsignments solicited (rl!ln:pmv\dr[\rl\m[fl) LOUIS HELLEK, Jobher & Commission Merchant Choese, Bausages, Fruits, Butchers' Tools and Sup- plies 1215 J Umaha, Neb. T Wbl Rk i HORST & RIDDELL, General Commission Merchants. ‘Srroturins —Buttor, Eggs, Foreign and Domestic Fruita. 112 8. 14th St,,Umaha,Neb, Telephone N E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant Butter,Eggs, Cheese and Country Produce generally, 8098, 19th St., Omahs, Neb. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and_Eges, rator and Packing House,l4th & Leavenworth Sta., on U, R. K. Track, Omaha, Neb. B;'Jhlllh\‘d 1870, ROBERT PURVIE General Gommission, 211 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Specialties— Butter, s, Poultry and Game, " PEYOKE BROS, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce and Provisizns, Omahs, Neb. A. P, SCHACK, Wholesale Commission Merchant Fruit, Seeds and Produce. No. 213 8. 15th Strect hraska. TROXELL & WILLIAMS, Storage and Commission Mcht's. its, Flour, Apples, Stonewaro, Cider, Vlnoxnr. muu- ‘Seods, Ibutter, Bggs. 813 ana 315 South 18th streot, Omaha, Nebraska. WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Etc. 2028 8. 14th St. Omaha, Nebraska. CUAL, LIME, 1C. “JEFF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke. Lime and Stone, Office, 913 8. 14th Omaha, Nuh Yards, 9th and COUTANT & SQUIRLS, Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal Best varicties. Office, 213 S. 13th S&. Telephone No 1492, Omaha, Neb. Geo. C. Towwr, Pros. GRO.PATRR c&Treas NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shmpers of Goal and Coke, S. 15th St, Omaha, Neb . H. Huuseer, A. Bacr, Proprietor. Manager. Nebraska Coal & Lime Company OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Offlce, 217 8. 18th St.” Telephone 40, Gxo. F. Lanaai, Pres. 00D A\, V-Pres. J. A.'SUNDERLAND, Omaha Coal, Coke and llme Co, Jobbers of hard and'soft coal, 209 . 1th St. (Jmnhn, Nebraska, OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Goal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder, Colorado Coal, 217 South 14th Strect. ‘WIN:S and LIQUORS. """ FRANK DELLONE & G0, Dealers in llquurs and Cigars, 1202 and 1204 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. Factories—Nos. 4 and 805, 8d Dist. N, ¥. GEO. W, DUN CAN, Successor to MONAMARA & DUNCAN, —Importers and wholesalo Dealers in— Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 214 and 216 S, 14th St., Omaha, Neb. R. R, GROTTE, Wines an Liguors, Westorn Agent Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co, Street, Omaha. HENRY HORNBERGER, Wholesale Wines, Liquors, Cigars 1321 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. ILER & Co., Distillers and Importers of Wmes And Liquors. Sole Manufacturers of Kenned; India Bitters. 1112 Harney St., Omaha, L. P, LARSON & CO, Wholesale Dealer in Whiskies. And Cigars, and Gen'l Agents for the Philip Bests' Celebrated Milwaukee Becr, Omaha, Neb. 7198, 9th CIGAKRS and TOBACCO, "MAX MEYER & 00., Jobbers of Glfiars. Tohaccos, Guosand Ammunition, £15 to 228 8. 11th 8t 1020 to 1024 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb, &4 INTER-OCEAN CIGAR FACTORY WEST & FRITSCHER, Hanufacturers of Fine clqars And wholesale dealers in Leaf Tol 110 N. 14th 8¢, Omahs, Neb, lumon, ETOC. J. L BRANDE BON. Whoiesale Job Lots, Dry Onodl Nollom. Gents' -ml-Mn Goads, Goeds York. Trade Sales Duily; 508 and m Sotth 18¢h 8t., Omahs. 0. 8. GOODRICH & CO,, French and German Fancy‘ Druggists' and Stationors' Sundries. 1 St anhn Nz-h J. T. Rohinson Notion Company 408 and 405 8. 10th St., Omaha, Neb, Wholesale dealers in Notions and Gents' Furnishing Goods. mHITURE DEWEY & SI‘ONF, Wholasale Dealers in Furniture Omaha, Neb, Goods 5 Farnam #4 ESTABLISIIED lfil’fi.v A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 1409 and 1411 Dodge St., Umaha, Neb, FISH, K1C. ICKEN, SIEMSSEN & CO. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importera of Forelgn Fish, Nas, 11ani 018 J strestand U_P. Track, Omaha, Neb. GROCERIES, ALLEN BROS. Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglas Street, Omahs, Neb. E, B, CHAPMAN & CO. Wholesale FancyGrocers, Cigars. Tobacco and Smokers Artisles, 1217 Howard St. MEYER & RAAPKE, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Silocs, Clgars and Tobaooos, 1817 and 1810 Douglae » Omsha, Nebraska. MoCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Strects, Omaha, Nebraska, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Wholesale Groceries & Provisions Noe. 705,707,709 and 711 S, 10th St., Omaha Neb. HARNESS, ETC, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlety Hardware, Turt Goods, Blan'kots and Robes. 141 Farnam Stréot Omana, Noo, Leather, Hides, * tc. L. C. HUNTINGTON & SON. Dealers in Hides, Wool, Tallow, ckson Etrect, Omabn, Neb. SLOMAN BROS,, Leather, Sa“tllaigfi" IilglrflngrE, Saddlery and Shoe Furs, Pelts, Grease, Omaha, Neb. J. J. BROWN & CO,, Wholesale Dry Goods & Notions 1328 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. L. GINSBERG & CO. Wholestlo Dealers In Dry Goods. Hosiery, Notions, Mgu,‘gmhroldgry and White goode, 1020 ADRIGULTURA L IMPLBmTE LININGER & METOALF CO. WHOLESALE Dealers in A;ncul | Implements Office Cor. 6th and Paciflc Sta., Omaha, Neb, ENGINES, llR(lWNFLL & 00, The Baker Automatic Engines. Stationacy and portabls Knines, Boflors avd Sheet Tron work. ~ Wagons, Buggles, Agriculiuial Imple- mente, Pamps, Eic, 1913-1715 Loavenworth St., Omaha, Neb .0 THrusToN, Manager ____Drugs H, T. CLARKE DRI COMPANY, Wholesale Druggists Job ers of Paints, Oils, #indow Glass, etc.,1114 Har- , Cmaha, Neb. 0. ¥, GOODMAN, Wholesale Druggist, An Dealer in Pai Ofls and Window Glass Omaba, Nebraska, MILLINERY, 1. OBEAFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1118 and 1215 Harney St., Omaha, Neb, STOCK. * Bridge Stock Yards, 'Ufialfa,” Close to U. P. Bridge. Spoolsl ac: agood market for Hogs. K. C. Coc Offioe 900 4r uth bth St. GREEN & BURKE, Live Stock Commission And Forwarding Agents, Union Stock Yards, South Om ha, Neb, Ropresented atChicago by Keenan & Hancock, and J. J, Hunter & Co, Telephone 58, modation and R, Manager, W, F. BROWN & O Commission Dealers in Live Stock chang Building, Union Stock Yards South Neb. Urders for feeders and stock eattle y filled, at lowest market price. Telophone MALLORY, SON & CO., Established, 1862, Live Stock Commission, rds, Chicago, 11l and Omaha, Neb, Manager Omaha Branch, ~ Tele: phone No. 283, W, L. PATRICK & 0O, Live Stock Commission Merch'ts | Address all_communications to us at Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Advances made on Stock. Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA, John F. Boyd, Superintendent. SAFES & LOCKS. P. BOYER & CO., Agents for Halls Safe & Lock Co’s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Vaults and Jail »ork. 1020 F Omaha Safe Works, G, ANDREE Manufacturer ot Fire and Bu Doors, Jail Work, Shutters and Wire W and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Openin ing gafes and goneral job work_promptl Pork Packng. “JAMES E. BOYD, Pnrk Packer and Shipper, Omala, Nebraska, Limited. Cor 14th I ropair- on, HARI{IS & ]“ISI[ER. Packers and Provision Dealers. Ofisp Unicn Markot, 1517 Dodgo »t. - Packing U. P. R. R. S Nob. Toleph 0% ono. Crockerv. e e e e W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer | Crockery, Glassware; Lamps, Chimneys, otc:. Offico 317 8. 1th St Oma Nebraska., Coffee and «pices, OLARKE BROS3. & CO., pmaha Coffee and Spice Mills mporters and Jobbers of Teas, Coffee and Spices. anufacturers of Bakiny tracts, L undry Blue, Jnk, St., Omaha, Kebraska. Powder, Flavoring Ex- Ete. 1414-16 Harney PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholesale Dealera in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omsha, Neb. FLOUR, ETC, Win. Preston. Goo, Kichardson, ‘WM. PRESTON & CO. Wholesale Flour, 608, 610 and 612 Pierce St, Omaha, Neb. L. A, STEWART & CO, Wholesale Flour Dealers, And manufacturers of Muminating and Lubricating 5. e ————— A —— N BRUNO TZSCHUCK, Jr, Agent for J. C. Hoffmayr & Co., Manf'rs Highest Grades of Flour By Rollers and Hungarian Prozess. Warehouse 1213 Jones Street, Cmaha, Neb. LUMBER, ETC, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, ete. Yards—Cor. 1lh and Douulu Cor 9th and Louglas. BOHN MANUFACTURING 00,, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors mm.lu, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior - Hard Finish, Just opened. N. E. Cor. 8th and Ly vorth Sts. Nob. OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. OVERALLS.. CANFIELD MF'G, CO, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Ete. 1102 and 1104 Douglas St. Om Neb. OILS, ETC CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Gasoline Mica Axle Giease, etc, A. H. Bishop,Mans agor; Omaha Neh IRON AND NAILY. OMAHA NAIL M'F'G CO,, Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nails a_Speci Omahs, Nebrasks, Omaha Iron Works Company, anufaciurcrs and Dealers in Machinery and Oastin| Steam Engines, Bollers, Architectu lmn Work, Iron ‘Bridges, Mining and Mill Machinery. Office and Works, Unio: Pacific 1. R. 17th and 18t Ste, WEARNE & BRO. oundry Works Corner Fourteen'h ana chhon Sts., Omaha, Neb,, propared to do all kiods of Iron and Trass Castings. Orders by mall recelve prompt attention. Al, 0, . Baunlstor's Rocking Grate Bars, manufactured by Wearne & B OHIOAGO LUMBER COMPANY, holesale Lumber, 814 8. 14th Bt., Omaha, Neb, ¥, Colpetaer, Managr, IRON PIPE, ETC. COWING & O Hydmuhc& Mechan'l Engmears. lobbers in Iron Pipe, Iron Fittings, Iron and Brass ous, Englacers aupplos, 1t aud Dodge Sts., A, L, STRANG OOMPANY. Pumas, Pipe, and Engines. Steam, Water, n.uu ud, Miling Supplic, ete. 920, 9.2, 9 4 Farus t., Utuaha, Aeb. CHURUHILL PUMP CO, Wholesale Pumps, Pi M\pe Fittin 5, Btoam and Water Supplic: uarters for W. J. BROATCH, _ Ilanvy Hardware, Iron, Steel Springs, | ck, Hardwood Lua! e 511 Tiavuey o, Ouathas Mo EDNEY & GIBBON ~ Wholesale Iron, Steels Wagon d_ Oarrl ! Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware, 1217 and 1919 Leavenworth 8¢ , Omabs, Neb. LEE, FRIED & €0, Jnhhers of Hardware and Nails. Tnware, Sheet Iron, Etc. and Mismi Powder Co. Oma MILTON ROGERS & HUI\B it_uvss. nanges, Furnaces, Tiles, ads. 1821 and 1923 Far- T Sleost, RECOTOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Jellorson Bteel Nails. Cor. lo.l[h aod Haroey Steet , Nel Agents for Howe Scales Neb. 0. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and Califorma huwl Omaha. Neb. FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. th and Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. GEO, A, HOAGLAND, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber. Omaha, Nebraska. G, ¥, LYMAN, !| Dealer in Sash, Doors. Blinds, Mouldings, Building Paper, Ete. South 18th Street, Omaha, Neb. Nebraska Lumber Co., 611 S.uth Ninth Street, Omahs, Nebraska. GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 0th end Izard St., Omahe, Neocsska. A, WAKEFIELD, Wholasala Lumber,Lath Shingles Building Papers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Fickets, Posts, Flaster, Hulr Comont. Y 'WHITE LEAD, OMAHA WHITE LEAD. COMPAFY, Corroders and Grinders of Perfectly Pure White Lead, m. Neb. LV Carter, Prest.; C. W, Mead, Vico W. Yates, ~ec. and Treas, SOAP. P, J, QUEALEY, Soap Manufacturer, Office and factory, Near Powder Mnga ind, Omahs, Nebraska. BOOKBINDING, ETC, RFES PRINTIN 00., Printers, Book Bmders And Blauk Bok M| snufacturors South L4th_St., Omahy, Neb, PAPER B( J, L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Boxes. 1008, i4th 8t,, Omaha, Neb, Ordérs by mail solicit ed and will receive prompt atteintion. HARVESTERS. —_——— ‘WM, DEERING & CO., COHIOAGO, Manufactarer of the Deering Harvesting Goods. Binders, Reepers aud Mowers, Write to W, . Lorimer, Gen'l Agent, Omabs, for price and tefms. Telog hone, 810. CARPETS, 8, A, ORCHARD, Wholesale qoad[pats 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain G ) 1428 Fy o ods sie. ‘arnam - Street, FLOUR, . J. WELSHANS & CO. Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, M nufacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co's Quick ING BUCKWHEAT FLOU proprietors Omaha Vills, corner sth and Farnawm Sta., Omaha, Neb. Boots and Shoes, W. V. MORSE & CO,, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes 1819 Farnaw Strect, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, 118 Summer 8t', Boston, MATTRESSES. E M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Manufacturing Mattresscs, Bedding, Feather Plows, Cots, etc. 1100 aud 1208 Douglas St., Omeha, Neb, Nos. 106 and 108 83 6b@ 3 w-lzhv. $100@ 1 80; o ? | 81.75@4.00 FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL, Niw Yomk, Sept. 5, —Monzr—On eall ensy at 1} per cent. Priue PAPER—4@5 per cont. Exonaxce Bruis—Unchanged at £4.80, demand $4.853, GovernurNTs—Dull and strong. Dall, somewhat irregular and First price generally 3 to §3 lower than the oloss yestorday, and there was soon a tarther decline of § to 4e, while the Chicago, Barlington & Quincy, in which there was unususl amount of business done, fell 1} per cent, Gradual recovery followed. There was a break in Jersey Central and the market closed weak at losses of fractional amounts compared with last evening. STOCKS ON WALL STRERT. 29 cent bonds. 168 Chl. & Northwestern 07} 119} preferred. 158" [New York Central. .. 158 |Oregon Transconti. 8 [P h'mm U D, & 3 m preferred., 18 COM & St Paul 5 | “preferred 1204 8. P. & Omah 18 | preferred. 93} Texas Pacifl 704 Union Pacifi 4 Wabash, st T, & Erlo. preforred. Lake Shore Louls. & Nash Missouri_Paciflc Northern Pacidc preferred Om10a6o, IIL Sept. 5,—Flour—Dall, easy and prices about unchanged; whu& flunr, 84 00@5 25; southern, $4.00@5.00; Wisconsin and MmmL , soft spring wh e.és 50@4.25; Mlnnuou kers', $3.50@4.50; patents, §3.76 low grades, $2.00@8. 00. Whent—Wulq prices lowest since the beginning or the present decline and very active; opened }@fo lower, declined 4c more, rallied fo, declined steadily 1}c and closed 1¢ under yesterday; 7fc, cash and September; 1s§%7s,no, October; 80}@80fe, November; No. 2 red, Corn—Au'.lve and higher; September ad- vanced 2kc, other Tutures d@ 8o, later market declined and closed 1o hlzhu for September; 1@#o for other fatures; 41}@42§c, cash and Supiemhur, 423@42}c, October; 40}c, Novem- “Oats—Dully 3o betler; 24fc, cash; 213@ 24§c, September; 25¢, October. tye—Daull at 560, Barley—Quiet at 70}c. Timothy—Firm and better; prime, $1.69@ 1.70. Fiaxsoed—Good demand and firm; No, 1, @1 21, Pork—Fairly active and strongi 165@20s, but -dnm not_fully 88 80@8. 8 0@8.82), September; Oamm.szs 823(@8.85, November, demand and firmer; advanced 2&@60 aud closed steady; £6. . 278, sefiwmher and October; $6.20, Novem ulk Meats—Shoulders, 83, S5@8. clasr sides, 86 15@6 20; short ribs, Whitky—Nominally $1,12, Butter—Firm; good demand; good to fancy creamery, 15@22c; good ty fancy dairy, 10 18c, Cheese—Active and steady; choice full cream cheddars and flats, 7§@8c; young Americas, 93@10c; skims, 1@4c. Eggs—Easier at 14}@15c. Hides—Steady and unchanged; heavy green salted, fully cured, Sc; light, 84c; damaged, Gc dry ulted, 11@1l alf uldns, 9@12c, ‘allow—Lower; No, 1, be. 2isceiptas, Bhlph. 000 4,000 Whea$, bushels, 28,000 Qorn, bushols. .. ! 400,000 Oats, bushela. i 49,000 Rya, bushels.., 3 Barley, bushels. 5,000 Tiouz, bbla....ves Sr. Lovis, Mo., Sept, 5.—Wheat— Active, lower and 13c under yesterday; No, 2 Ted,843@860, cash; 874e, October; 894c, Novem- ber, Corn—Slow, but 3¢ higher; 41@423, cash; 40§c, September; 398c, October. ata—Steady; 231€23kc, cash; 21 bid; 230, October, Ryo—Dall at 2. Whisky—Stoady at $1.08, Butter—Unchanged,] creamery, 17@323c; dairy, 13@19¢. B KANSAS OITY, Kansas Oiry, Mo, Sept. 5,—Wheat— Lower; cash, 643c bid, 65}c asked; October, and November, 69}o. igher; cash 3355@33&01 October, year, G)obld. 27c aske Oata—Steady at 22 mubo. Sept. 5,—Wheat—Closed and September, 85c, No, 2, cash and Sep- | ¥ tember, 450. OAu—Qulot; No. 2 cash and September, 2bkc. NEW YORK PRODUCE, Naw Yonk, Sept. 5.—Whub—Eulrr~ O borin, 4 00 b gradadt Fod g0 export u; ul re 3] No. 8 red, 86}@87; No. 2 red, 1o ?flofa' November closing at 92}c, Corn—F'irm snd quiet; receipts, 274,000 bu; 9,000 bu; ungraded, 7@51&1:' No. 2, lm @50c in uleutorx B50f@5040 afloat; Novem- ber closing at 50c. Oats—Steady; receipts, 178,000 bu;’ ex- ports, 80,000; mixed western, 24@82c; white western, 32@13c. Potroloum —Steady; united, $1.01, Eggs—Firmer and in good demand; re- oeipts, 3,100 packages; westorn, 16@16}c, ork— Firm and moderately active; mess, $10.00@10.50 for inspected; $9.60@9.75 for e Guioty contrack grad 86,62 8 aiot; contrack rads, spo @6 55; Novamber, 80,46@0 15, ' h b Butter—Firm and in fair Inqunry, western, 8@23c Choese—Quiet but steady, OINOINNATI, OiNoiNNati, O,, Bept. 5,—Wheat—E No. 2rod, 806, Rl g«: sm:gy, No. ?“.&"'fi“" ata—Steady; No, 2 mix 27 Ko Quiet No. % o bl Pork—Tirm ot $9.50, Lard—Firmer at $0,%0, Whisky —Nominal at $1.06@107, MILWAUK] Wis,, Sopt. 5.—Wheat— ¢; Oclober, 7840; November, — Easy; No, 2 480, 24fc, Rya—l)ull i No. 1, b, Barloy-—. ~Nomin 0, Provisions —Steady; mess September, $8.76; October, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNEAPOLIS, an.. Bept. 5,—Wheat— Active but lo on hard; 79¢e, cash, lor old; 774c for new; 79, October; 914, May; No. 1 nonham. 740 for cash, 73c, Ualo or, Flour—Quiet; patents, $4,65@4.9 , 674¢, xk. cash and bakers, Receipts—Wheat, 07,000 bu; flour, 140 bbls, Bhlpmflnu ~Wheat, 33,000 bu; flour, 16,000 LIVERPOOL, LiverrooL, Sept. 5, —Wheat—Steady; No, 2 winter, 63 11d; No, 2 sprin, i Curn—Spct, Hoptember and October, steady ot 4s 7d, ————— LIVE 8TO0K, CHICAGO, OuicAGo, 1L, Sept, b,—T) Josr:l]lnmrh = P he Drovers attle—Recelpf 2000.-1- but sl b 100 S e d eed R et Sl breeds, 3 75, uud oge:od strong and and mi uacking sud ebippiog ki e Ips, 82.75@8,50, Sheep — lhunyu. 1,200; steady; nahvu. KANSAS OITY, Mo, Sept. 5 —Onttlo— shipments, 2.000; stoudy; ex- common 81,6020 20; stockers and feoders, 3 30 M;;l. $2,40@3.30; grass Toxan steers, uoa-—mw. 4,000; shipments, 8,600 sales ranged at $4.00@4.30; bulk, Dhu'p—Roualph, none; shipments, 400, quiet; common to good muttons, $1 650@3.00, u-r. LoUTS 81, Loun Sept. b,—Cattle— Receipts, 100; hlpmunb. 400; no supp'y and nothing done, Sheep—Recelpts, 200; shipments, 900; supply too meagre to make a market and only o small retail trade done. — OMAHA LIVE BTOOK, Uniox 8100k YaRDS, 8. OmanA, } Saturday Evening, September b, The cattle market to-day was weak. hog mnket was & littlo stronger but the receipts were oomnpnndmgly hoga, 3 55 3 6! 5@3.85; choloa light hof(l, ; b\llchur 's stock at 82 25@8.00, RECEIPTS , The than light -m:lL ood mixed hoy $3,80@3. Oattle. 2421 Hoge. 216 REPRESENTATIVE SALE OATTLE ~RANGERS, Pr. No, Av, Pr. 8B 6...., 1450 8325, cows, Av, 1202 2% HOGS. No, 65, . Pr, 258 $8.75 BHREP, Av, Pr. 87 8285 SHIPMENTS, Showing the number_of oars of cattle and hogs shipped from South Omaha during the past twenty-four hours, and their polnts of destination: Av, 308 Av, Pr. 8.80 0. Pr. CATTLE, Deat. N. W, Chicago, OB&Q it RANGR OF PRICKS FOR HOGS, The extreme e of prices for common rough, good mixed and choice light he for Soven daye, It shown belows . Common | Good | Uholce Rough, | Mixed, | Light, 83 60@3 B5(83 60@3 70(83 75@3 & 3 40@350) 5 85G3 %) Date. D) @3 7 3 55@3 65| 8 75'¢.3 80| 3 53 65) 8 76@3 80| 3 80@8 90 Note—All sales of stock in this market are made per_cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hoga sell at lo per Ib for all weighta, *'Skins,” or hoge weighing less than 100 Ibs no value. 'Pregnant scws are docked 40 1bs and stags 8011 Btock Yard Items. Morse, Rogers & Co,, of Oolumbus, had another load of hogs in opo Staurday. They are solliog a great many hogs at this market. Among those having stock at_the yards is tho following: T B Hoord, Fremont, 171 cattle; F D Trickell, Cortland, 89 hogs; J Wilson, Oambridge, 19 cattle; A M Jackson, TRock Creek, 372 cattle; Atkins & M, Rawlins, 312 cattle; Tachmacher & D, Pine Blufls, 450 cattle; D F Johnson, Denver Junction, 147 cattle; Bush & Wilson, 252 cattle; Easthamp- ton & C, llfl cattlo; A'J Meals, Atkinson, 20 onttle; A C Nash, Kearney, 61 hogs; Brush & Routt, 251 cattle; E Hampton, 84 cattle; B ¥ Johnson, 64 catéle. Tho latest hotel arrivals aro: A M Jackson, Council Bluffs; O W Sadorne, Rawlins, Wyo; J L Atkinson, Evanston, Wyo; Ben C Majors and Chas Lencer, Rawling; Will Boales, Montpeiler, 1dshoi W R Lyons, T B Hard and F Stambaugh, Cheyeane; John Kendricke, Chadron; H G Behiend, Rawlins: H C Bel long, Schuyler; Thomas Giunston and Henry Bammann, Cheyenne; J M Wood and M Fitch, Sterling. Atkins & Majors had seventeen cars of cattle at the yards on Saturday, consigned to ‘W. ¥. Brown & Co. ———— - Trade Keview. Business the past week has been active in all branches of trade. Tha jobbing houses report a good trade done, mostly through mail or- ders, ns country merchants who intended visiting the city wore holding off until fair week, The dry goods trade has bsen 12} per cent better the past month than for the correspond- ing month last year, This is the time of the year when the farmer drives to town with a load of butter, eggs, vegetable, etc., and takes in exchango from the retail grocer whatever he may need in that line; notwithstanding this fact, the produce commission men are doing & fil‘ll businese, Egga have declined and are now nl‘mg on an average at 13c, Butter in good demand when choice, hut large quantities of inferior grades are coming in and meet with slow eales, The week closed with a good demsnd for spring chickens, the market being almost bare. The season for prairie chickens began on the 1st, and the first consignments met with reaady sale at $3.00@83.60. After that & decline took place, as the receipts were large and the warm weather compelled com- ‘mission men $o sell at what they could get or | N let the stock spoil on their hands, Omaha’s facilities are excellent for disposing of game a8 soon as the season is sufficiently advanced, The grain market has been very quiet, farmers supplying the demand ss fast as created. Home-grown fruit is becoming quite plonti- fal, The season for Cal fornia fruit is about over, and only a few more cars are expected, which will consist principally of keeping varietien of pears, o ——— OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Saturay Evening, Sept. 5, General Markets, Eaos—The majority of sales to-day were made at 13¢ COnzese—Full cream cheddars, 8ic; fall cream flats, two in hoop, 9c; full cream Youug Americas, four In boop, 1lc; Swiss, 16¢; brick, 124c; Limburger, 10c, ProvisioNs—Lard, 40 lb cans, per 1b, 7hc; dried beef hams, 13c; dried baef, 1lc; corned beef, per bbl, $6 00; r bbl, $13 00; hhm. 11}@114c; by lear_ side bacon, 8¢;dry salted 4; shoulders, Gc, Burrek—Poor stock is accumulating and doal not find a ready market, To-day's ri n are choice, 16@16c; fair to good, m- inferior, 6@80; creamery, 30(22c, PouLtRY—The market was a little bare to- d@? é’o‘. spring chickens, which went at $2 00 Porarors —Are quoted at 30@40c, OntoNs—Plentiful at 30@40c, Brans—Hand-picked Illv{ 40; r, 0@ GraIN—Corn, 38c; new ulll )D@"’ic old oats, 25@3 'c; wheat, No, 2, 65c; rye, 33@403, G st~ Prairie ohickeris ure comipg 1n plenti: fully and ave being sold for what they will A [ extra, 81 10; furnitur | 4305 N O sliced, boxos, 6 OaLiroRN1A Fruit—Pears—Winter Nellie, Beurre Diel, Lawrence, urre, Vioar, and other varieties, per box, $2.75@3.00. Pesches—Per_box, §2.00. Plame—Per_box, $125@L.75. Prunes—Per box, $1,25@1.75. Grapes— Per crate, 81.75@2.00 DRUGS AND OHEWMIOALS - Acid, earbolie, 44cp .om, tartaric, 55c; balsam copaiba, per Ib, 60c; bark, snssafras oo 1b, 12c; calomel, per Ib, 90c: einchoni per cz, blo; ohloro- form, per 1b, 030; Dovers powders, per 1b $1 26 ep-om nlln, per Ib, Skor glycerine puro, per 1b, 25c; lead acetate, perlb, 200; oil castor No, 1, per 81 50; oil castor pure per gal, $1 60; oil, olive, per qal, 814 origantm, 50c; opium, & quinine, b.°%% W., and R, & per oz, 85¢; pm-.mm. fodife, per 1b, &3 2«1' ealicin, per oz, 40¢c; sul- hate morphine, per oz, ss m. sulphur, per b, 40; strychnine, per o, RY HARDWARE. X U combination el 8.2, XX I O, T, “hames, $3.50; perfec: 7 ring bits, 05c; Barbours 75c; jap breast trm -llde 800; X © breat strap slide, 40c; 1§ X O 8 loop champ T buckles, $1.05; 13 jap 8 loop cham Tos, nwu x C8 loop champ g 50, 1 at 8145, § at 8] mhj Spintra~CQologne Spirits—188 pmr. 114; do, 101 proof, 115; spirits, sccond quality, 101 proof, 114: do, 188 proof, Alcohal—188 proof alcohol, 25 per wine Whitkisa—Redtstilied weiskics, 1 00 @160; gln blended, 150@%00; Ken- tucky bourbons 200@6 00; Kentuoky and Pennsylvanla ryes, 2 00@6 0. Golden sheaf, Bourbon and Rye whiskies from $1 50@3.0( Brandles—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domest 160@8 00, Gins—Imported, 4 50@6 003 d meatio, 150@38 00, Rums—Imported, 4 50@ 8 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50 @3 Champngnes—Imported, per onse, 28 m@" 00; American, per case, 10 0@16 Day ParNts—White iead 80; Frenot Zin 12c; Parta whiting, 2koj whiting gilders, 1§ n iting com'l, 130] lampblack, Germantown, ampblack, ordinary, 100; Prussian blue, 66:- untramarine, 18c; vandyke, brown, nmberlmmg 4o; n.mbcr, raw, 40; slenna, burnt 40; slenns, raw, 4o: Paris n,mnina!!k o Pari mmon, 200; 'hfoms green, K., 180 vermillion, Eng- 200; 7603 vermillion, Amerioan, 18¢; Indian, red, red, Oookson'’s, 1051 rose pink, 140} Venetian, 3 Venetian, red. American, lonLred lead, 1 rome yel- French ; chrome yellow, genuma, rochell \Vlnten mineral, lnw. K., 120. ochre Amerioan, Lulng\: brown, 2‘01 émuh brown, 2§o; nce's mineral, 80, Ons—110 nnhon, per vhllan, 11c; 160 head- light, ver_gallon, 1750 hendlight, per gallon, 16¢; 150 ' ter white, 16¢; llnlsed, raw, par flllon, 44c; linseod boiled, per gal- lon, 47: ard, winter str'd, per_gallon, 60c; No. 1, 551 No, 2, b0c; castor X per gal- lon, 81 50; No. 3, SL 40; sweet, pee gallon, 81 perm W. B., per gallon, §160; fish W. B, per gallon, 650; noatafoot extra, ver gallon, 75c; No, 1, 70c; lubricating, ztro, per gallon, 30c; summer, 152 golden machine, No. 1, per gallon, 35c; No, 2, 28¢; sperm, sIg- nal, pm.fion. 90c; turpentine, per gallon, 47c; naptha 74c, per gallon, 16c. 'VARNISHES—Barrels, per gallont Furniture, 0, 1, 81; coach, ex conch, No, 1, 81 203 Damar, extra, Japan, 70c; asphaltum, extrs, Bbe. shellac, 88 gfi hard ofl finish $1 50, PAINTS 1N Ori—White lead, Omaha, P. P, o3 white lead, St. Louls, pure, 6 75; Marseil o3 green, lto 5Ib cans, 200) French zino; 120; French l.lno. red seal, 110, it., 203 French: zino, arnt amber, 1 ' hln‘, 10¢; raw and burnt Sienna 10c; vandyke rown, 180; refined lampblack, 120; coach black and ivory black, 160; drop 'black, 16c: Prussisn blue, 40c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; Ghtome groem, 'L B _& Dy, 16g; blind an shutt green, L M. & 16c; Paris groen, 180; I niian red, 160; Venetlan red, 9¢; Tus- can red, 32c; Amerloan vermillion, L. & D. 200; yellow ochre, 90; L M., O, & I, O., 180; low ochre, 9c; golden ochre, 16¢; atent ryor, 80; graining colors, l{g‘l‘:t onk, dark oak, walnut. chestnut and asl |Meanohmmd tea, 81 81 755 SMOKING ToBACCO ¢ 30c; Long Tom o0 Bracknerls Durhar, "blo; 8 oz, bGo 4 0z, 570 3 o, 600, e of North Carolin, 10 wood, 450; 4 oz, cloth'480; 3 or,, 500, 'Novy Olippings, 36c, Killikinick, 4 oz., 27c; 2 o, Fixe ovr—Hard to Beat, 70c; Charm of the Wost, 60c; Fountain, 700; Golden Thread, 67c; Tavorite, §0c; Buds, 0c; Rocky Moun- tain, 50ct Fanoy, 45c; Daisy, 40c. Pruc ToBacco—Olimax, 44c per Ib,; Horse- shoo, 46c: Star, 46c; Spearhead, 46c; Our Rope, 50c; Piper Heidslck, 60c; Bunch, 40c, I'E)BATBIB—-Nn 1 Pll:nbllrz L. & Son:, 85¢; No. 1 Pittsburg K & S 8! mati, 33¢c; No 1 lace leulher, 60c; prime slaughter sole leather, 7c; prime nak_sole leather, 87c. Sole leather, per pound: Hem- lock slsughter, 28@32c; Hemlock, D H, 24@26c; oak elaughterr, 84@38u. Upper foot, 22@24 Hemlock, onk kip, s%@ns French fl C0@1 25; Hem, calf, 81 00@1 10; oak F‘ @1 20; French calf, $1 25@1 85. bl hoot leg, f0.@32; Morocoo oil peb- ble, 28@82¢, Toppings and lininge, $6 L0@ 10 00 per dov. Heavy Harowarz—Iron, rates, 2 10; plow steel, epecial cast,4c; crucible steel, Gc; cast tools do, 12@18c; wagon spokes, per set 300; hbubs, per set, Sl 25; sawed dry, $1 40; tongues, lmh. sxles, each, 7bc; uare nuts per 1b,7@11c; ‘collchain, perlb, 6@12c: malablele, 80; iron wedges, Gc; crowbars, 60; harrow teeth 4c; l{)rln%lhel 7@8c; Burden’s horse lhul, Si 0; Burdens mule shoes, $5 10. bed In car loh. 84 00 per 100 Ibs. Ito 60; iron, $2.60; $2 65, Bhot. ‘l 50~ b\.\chhofi, $1,85; orien- tal powder, kegs, &\! 50@4 00; do, half kogs, $2 00; do, cunrter kege, $1 b0, blasting, kegs, $3 30; fuse, per 100 foet, 50c. Lead— Bar, $1 65, BUILDING MATERIAL—Sewer bnel( 8900; medium brick, $8,00 common k, 87. lime (in bulk) per brl 6bc; lime (in brls) 90c: Louisville cement, $1.65; Utica, Akron and Milwaukes cement, $1.50; Portland cement, English, $4.00; stucc), Michigan, $2,00; bair in paper sacks per bu 80c, Grocers' List, Dry Frurrs—No, 1, "quarter apples, porated, boxes, 8¢; blackberries, boxes, 9hc; peaches, boxes, none in the market; peaches, evaporated, 154@ 17c; raspberries, now, 25@327c, 8UaARS - Powdered, 83c; cut loaf, 790; gran+ ulated, 7ic; confectioners’ A, 63c; Standara extra O, 64c; extra C, 6}; modium yellow, bie; dark yellow, bfic, Corrers —Odinary 11c; good, 11@12; nrlma, 1&@13 choice, 1 17¢; lmcy [Sreen and ylllow w@ll‘ic. old governmant Hocha, 23@: Arbuckle's mnmd sg Mcl.mgm XXXX roasted, 18 o; Java, 16§@1 3c; Dil- th's, 13}0; ross, 133c. Molaugh- Arb lnd Dilworth’ lra lnld bleo per case off above prices in 3-caa OANNED case, 8 90; strawberries, 2-1b, per case. 2 60; raspberries, 2-1b, per unl-u.uz 25; aely pears, per cage, cots, per ca ; peaches, per wa,‘pr' white cherrles, per case, b80; plums, per case, 4 00; whonleber- res, per case, 2 4 er case, ; pine CaNDY ~Mix twist niuk, 9o, Sopna—In 1b papers, 8 25 a caso; salsoda keg per 1b, 82 25, ViNeGas, Cipkr—~13@18c; White Wine, 15 briog, 1t beiog impossible for commission men | 20, to hold them for & price. Gnu’ls ~Home grown Ooncords are still in nf supply; owiog to continued cool weather, lesouri arriving iu good order and meet with fair sale at 5@0c per pound, PeacHEs —Delaware per orate, 8 baskets, $3 00@3 25; lflchllm p.r bllket, Hc@$1 10' Utah. per bor, $1 ANANAS —There i l ry hmlud trade in anas at present, and prices & luga bunches are being sold at $3 CO. OBanperriks—The first cranberries of the weason are expected durlog the coming week, and will bs closed out on arrival, both Tocal and outside orders being heavy. LemoNs—The market till declining; choice new Verdelli quotable at $7.60 per box, ArrLes —Ohoice eating apples are still i limited supply and good demand, while inferi- or steck Ig golog out slowly, Ohoico eating per bbl, $3 (@3 85; choice cooking, per bb, $2.50@2 75. rab A pples—Siberian Tran’ -und3n| and other vareties per § bushel bLox Cocoaxvrs—Per huadred, $5 59, Sweer Porators —Per lb, E@Ho. Onaxaxs—A few Rodl oranges are now In {,umli lro;n New ‘I:‘r: As lh:hmuht has een lor some time past, will evidently bring fancy pdult)l.u - Prokues—Medinm in bareels, b 5 half barrels, 8 60; emall in tarrels, 6 50; do in half barrels, 8 75; eherkins in barrels, 7 53; do in half barrels, 4 26. Louitians, primo to_cholos, 6}@73c. Hoars.-Kirk' Sivon Lmperlal, 3 30; K Kir's standard, § 60; Kirk's ploneer ‘ Iw;ll hauikeu. 376, b nch an 8; inch, Bio' 4§ nch, 33 e ol vy loads, per bbl, 1 56; Ashton, in lmkl Ashton, 90; bbls dwy, Oysters—The cool weather has crested a ood demand for th 0 of the year. Extra st selects, 60c; plain selects, 450, Brarog—. Nhgr Gloss, b, 6he; Ni- ra Gloss, 8 1b, 0 b, 7c; iagra Corn, 1 lb 7c; Kingsfords Corn, 1 1b. 8he; Kingsfords Gloss, 1 Ib, 8c; Kingeford's Gloss, 6 1b, 8 oK nnnlurd 's Pure, 8 Ib, 6§c; Kingeford's BYKUP- - Sundn{*() 20c, bbls; Standard dus gulcnwkhc PICKS ole—Pepper, 18c; alspice, 100; cloyes, 15@20c; cassia, Lic; nutimegs, 5@ 6%, Bricks— Qmund—lslu.k pepper, boxes, 16@ 250; alspics, 15@2¢; clonamon, 15@3)c; wood, 420; 8 oz., | Fat 85¢; No 1 Cincin- | Gi 9fc; falr, 104® | N ters (Shndnd per | 1at, do fnf, o nlon-, 15@250; ginger, 15@25¢c; mustard 15 CANnLn—Boxn 40 1ba, 16s, 12§0; 8s, 12)c; hnx-w Ibe, 16 oz, Ge, 1346; half bb:x, 20 lb‘:.: 12§, Marores—Per onddie, 850; round, rl, onse, cbc; #quare, cases, 170; Oshkosh, cases, e ®AS - Gunpowder, falr, 85@45; good, 45@ 85c; choics, 60@700; good Imperial, lo@l‘o: cholos, 60@700; Young ljymn. good, :m(? choioe, BO@7 Yalon , good, 35@ 400; Ool choice, 40@600; English Break ast, good, @40c; choice, £0@650; Bwel\onl. good, 0@ 400; choice, R6@450; s, fair, 20@ 35 good, 85@ 45¢c; oholce, M@ 5oy Tea Dust, 15¢; Tea Siftiiogs, 180, ORACKERS ~ Garnehu's soda, butter -ndénc» nio, bo; creams, So; ginger snaps, 8o; City eods, Tdo. Porasu l’nn:rlnnn can, 4 cans In case, 835; Babbitt's by dozin case, 1 90; An- chor ball, 2 doz in case, 150, Dry Good-. Brrasaxn Corrons—Farmers' Choice, v§' Hove 7: Hill 4.4, 73; Hill §, 0, 74; Froit 8; Wamsutta, 103, mmn Coric ‘epperell R, 63, 0, b Auu. ; Statute of Liberty; 54 American, B} Arnold’s, 6; Manchester, 6; Lyman, 03 Gloncester, b}; Dunnell Jacquard, 6: Dunnell, b§; Ramapo, 4; Windso Py gires mony, 4}; Anchor Shirtin Shirtings, 43, Dexivs —Beaver Creek AA, 11 Oreek BB, 10; Beayer Oreck CO, , 113; Jaffrey XXX, 12; Jafirey D & ‘Columbian, 123; _ York, 13; York, fanoy, ; Everett, 18; Haymaker's blue an brown, 74, Dock—(Unbleached) -8 oz Magnoli 10 02 Maguolla, 11; 8 0 West Poiat, 1 oz West Point, 123, Ducks—(0 103 ;10 olm—od) Boston 9 oz brown and Boston O H brown and drab, 9: brown and drab, 11; Warren Tricot, 15, BrowN Cortons—Lawrence LL, b; Shaw~ mut LI, 6; Beaver Dam LL, b; Atlantic LL, 5; Indian Hetd, 7 w-muhu-m, 6§; Crown XXX, 64; Clifton OCC, 6}; Utica O, 43; At~ inatio P, b}, TIOKINGS Amoskeag A O A, 12}; Thorn. diks 0 00, horndiko fancy, 9: York A, 104; York fancy; 124; Millbury, 124; Pear! Rlvar 114; Hnm!ltun, 12; Swift Ri var’fl Shatuclu:fl 8h; Shatuclntss 9}; Montaul ‘A, 12; Montauk B, 10§; Omoga A C A, 13} Corser Jnm—Kenmrge, k1] Armnry k{3 l‘v.\mw;ell 74; Indian Orchard, 6: Naum- keag, 7, GINGHAMS—Renfrew, 9@104; Amosk dreas, 9; Amoskeng, staple, 74; Lvanhoe, 9) Wamsutta, 8} Nubian, Warwick, ‘Whittendon, 9; Bates, dress, 8; Bates, staple, 6; Randolph, staple, 63; Lansdowna, 7. Oulvxom—Amu-kug, checks, 9} Amos~ keag, atripes, 83; Slater, stripes, 8; Kdinbu 9, Whittendon, stripes, 8; Glenrose, 9; Otis, checks, 9; om mp 9, Royal, 6§; Amos— keog, napped, 104; Luray, book fold, 12 (1)2beron, book fold, 113; Endurance, book fold, CARPET WARPs—Bibb, white, 20; colorad, 22}; Peerless. white, 4-ply, 18; less, colored beards, 20}, Fish, LAKE FISH—(1385 Catch.) Hall Bl Quar Bls|Dls, K'ta 100 90 50 40 |12 10 No. 1 Whitefish. |6 005 403 80,2 70| 92 No.2 |5 50/4 952 302 50| 86 Family 002 70 1 au‘l 50( 56 NEW FISH, No. 1 Trout 4 50|14 002 652 10| 74 No. 1 Pickeral..|4 003 60 2 30/1 90| 68 MACKERE L—(1885 Catch,) Bole,|Halt Bbts. Quir Bls 40 NEW FisH, | 200 | 100 90 | 50 Bloater Maess(35 00/18 00|16 Ex, No,1 8h’r[24 00(12 60(11 No. 1 #hore..[20 0010 50| 9 Med.No 1Sk’ |15 00| 8 00| 7 HERRINGS. Bl ' (H'If BblsIQr. Bbh. NEW FISH, 200/ 100 90 Munn 8 Spht No| 1 Lab. 4 10/2 30| anhuhdolea 50j4 2113 75/2 17|1 80| 57 ibbed 00/3 5tl3 00l1 8ol1 60| 50 PICKLED SALMON—IMP'D HERRING (1885 Oatch,) 1| E1t BolslQr, Bble | Paila NEw FISH, | 200 | 100 90 l 5 40| or Kits, Norwpn KKK| AT Herrings ...|18 00| OO'G 453 b5 2 90] 190 60 OOI-I b [ 806 Blood Red| | Alaska.....[13 007 006 253 oo e 95 d| .15 00j8 €07 2514 €0 3 30; BLOOD RED CALIFORNIA SALMON, Ibs. Ibs, 1bs, 1bs, 1bs. 200 100 90 50 40 $14.00 $7.50 8680 $3.80 $3,10 Dry Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, kits, 90 RERS BIDING, Lt Gom., 12, 14 and 1 fst. 24 Gom./ 14 ‘and 16 foe d Gome, 14 and 16 fast. Fontnr 14" ana 16 foug. No.1,4&6 inch, 13 and 14 1 h. .81 0,1, an eot, ro No. 1, 4 & 6 inob, 16 feot, rough. No, 2, 4 &6 Inch, 12 and 14 feat, rough, No. 2, 4 & 6 inck, 16 foet, rounh....... SHIP No. 1, Plain, 8 or 10 faARs 0, 2, Plain, 10 inch..... No.1, O, G. 1st Com, ‘ inch, Norway. 2d Oom, FINISHING, ht, M and 8d Olear, 1}inch, s, 2. 2d, and SdOIur 14 and 2 mu.h, B Selm, 13,1 2 inch, s, 2 B B lose, 1 et 5. 3. A S-leot. 1 ||uh. 8 2 B Belect, 1 Inoh, s, 2- White Godar, 6 inch, halvos gl ot oL B ar, 8 inches, g White Oedar, 4 inch, round. ... FLOORING, st Gom. 6 Inch, white piue. 3d Com, 6 iuch, white pin 8d Com. 6 inch, white pin Bel. Fence 6 fnch, white pino, o 186 and 2d Clear yellow pine, -6 inoh, e BTOUK BOARDS, JATTENS, WELL TUBING, PICK Lnta, 8 nch. 4 TS, 2} Inch posl aon® B53 o 34 Eamm CEILING, Namy . =] E88EE 22 288 8888 8888 &E¥EK ¥ o s22Esd =§§:§ e ~3888 soo bing, 8 inch well hlblng an. 0 Pickets: D, & H, Flat, $32 W, ¥, JOHNBON, ED)! ¥, J, BOHUYLER, W. F, Johnson & Qo,, Commission Merchants. 418 La Salle Streot, Chicago, Receivers of graln and seeds, bought asd scld,” Biecial ttastion b e by samples, Represented by EDWARD BARTON, ln, el