Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1885, Page 3

_— OMAHA_JOBBERS' DIRECTORY. THE DAILY BEE--MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1885. OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY. flMlHI JOBBERS DIRECTORY. mlflmmv ETO. BRANOH & CO, Wholes'e Fruits,Produce,Dysters 1191 Farnam 8., Omaha, los—Our own packing—Platt & Co's. rand Oysters. Butter, Eggs, Game, Poultry, A 'n.m JOHN F, FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produss, rovisions, P and Feed. 106 8. Ath maha, Neb, .fl"lflflgnmnnlun o numm- made ;-rnm]fl . LOUIS HEL: LP& Jobher & Commission Merchant Chiosss, Bausngos, Fruits, Butchors Tools and Sup. plies 1216 Jones St., Umaha, Meb. NUTIONS, ETC. J. L. BRANDEIS & SON. Wholesale Joh Lots, Goods, Notlons, Gents’ Fornishing Gosds, Gosds m’lm New York. Trade Sales Daily; 506 and South 18¢h 8t., Omaha. 0. 8, GOODRICH & CO., French and German Fancy Goods| . = or. undries. 14156 Farnam Neb. Druggists' and Stationers’ St., Umaha, J. T. Robinson Notion Comuany 408 and 405 8. 10th St., Cmaha, Neb, ‘Wholesalo dealers in Notions and Gents' Furnishing Goods. LUMBAR, ETO, HORST & RIDDELL, General Commission Merchants. SrroiAvTins —Butter, Fj oreign and Domestic Fruita, 112 8. 14th 8t..¢ Ly Telephone No, 395. D. A. HURLEY, 7! Commission and Johhing, Butter, Eqgs and Produce. A tull Jine of Stor eware, Coneignments Sollcited. 1414 Noige St., Omaka. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant Butter,Eggs, Cheess and Countey Proitco generally, 8098, 12th St., Ul MoSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buvers of Butter and Eggs, Betrigerator an P Mnullmmmhalmw worth St ok, Omatia, N Establishied 1870, ROBERT PURVIS, General Gommission, 211 8. Uth 8, Omaha, Neb. Specialties— Dutter, Egs, Poultry and ¢ PEYOKE BRO3. Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce and Provisi:ns, Omahs, Neb. A, P. SCHACK, Wholesale Commission Merchant Fruit, Seeds and Produce, No. 213 8, 1ith Street Omaha, Nebragka. TROXELL & WILLIAMS, Storage and Commission Mcht's. Frults, Flour, Appes, Stoneware, Cider, Vinegar, Grass Seeds, Butter, Egg. d 815 douth 18th street, Omaha, Nebraska. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, 2023 Omaha, Nebraska. § CGAI;,VLI}&E. e JEFF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke. Lime and Stone, Oftico, 113 8. 14th S, Omaha, Neb, Yards, oth and Datenport, §t. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, ete. Yards—Cor. 7th and Douglas, Cor 9th and L onglas. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hare ‘Wood Finish. Just opened. N. E. Cor. Sth and Leavenworth Sts., Omaha, Neb, OHIOAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 8, 14th 8L, Onnhl._N b, F. Cflp«i 0. N, DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and California Street, Omaha. Neb. FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. Gth and Douglis St., Omaha, Ne GEO, A, HOAGLAND, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber. ‘Omaha, Nebraska. G. F. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash _Ilnnrs. Blinds, Mouldings, Building Pape South 15th Street, Nebraska lumber Co., 511 South Ninth Street, Omahs, Nebraska. OMAHA LUMBER 00,, Dealers in all kinds of Building Material at Wholesale 18th strees and U. P. R. R. Track, Omahs, Neb. GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Izard St., Omaha, Nebraska. A. WAKEFIELD, Whulesale lumher,lath Shingles Papers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, ets, Postn, Lime, Plaster, Hair, Cement, Ninth and Jones, Omaha, Neb. DMIHAfi MANUFIG'UHERS ENGINFES. BROWNEL l, & CO, Daslers ia The Baker Automatic Engines. Stationary and portabls kngines, Do'lers and Sheet Tron work. - Wagons, Boggles, Agricultu.al Imple- ments, Pamps, Klo,, 1913-1216 Leaveaworth St. ymhs, Keb . 6. Truruatos, Manager. 'MATTRESSES, E. M. HULSE. Mattress Company, Manufacturing Mattresses, Bedding, Feather Pillows, 1,08 and 120« Dougl ‘maha,Neb, PAPER BOXES Drugs Ete ARKE DRUG COMPANY, Wholesale Druggists, Job ers of Paints, Oils, % indow Glass, ete., 1114 Har- ney St, Lmaha, Neb. 0. F, GOODMAN, Wholesale Druggist, Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Glaes Omabs, Nebrask: MILLINKRY, 1. ()Bl‘.llF)‘;l,l)hR, Tmporters and Jobbers of M||||‘nery and Notions, 1215 Harney 8t., Omahs, Neb An L1V Bridge Stock Yards, Omaha, No Yardige Charged. Close to U. P, Bridge. Specisl accommodation and agood market for Hogs, K. C. LOOPER, Manager. Offico 909 ~c uth Bth St. GREEN & BU R.l\l'.. Live Stock Commission And Forwarding Agents, Union Stock Yards, South Om ha, Neb. Represented at Chicago by Keenan & Hancock, and J. J, Hunter & Co. Telephone 682, TOCK. W, F. BROWN & CO,, — | Commission Dealers in Live Stock Office—Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards,South Omaha, Neb. urders for feeders ¢ ttle prompily filled, at lowest market price. Telophone Mo, 603, J. L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Boxe® 1068. 14th St,, Omaha, Neb, Orders by mail s ed and will receive prompt attentior. ENOUR, W. J. WELSHANS & CO. Whnlesale Flour, Feed and Grain. tarersof W, J, Wahhnnl & (08 QUICK RAIS: #a riove, And propriotors Omaha City 8th and Farnam St Eacle Cornice Works. JOHN EPENETER, Proprietor, Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron, Coi y Window cap and Skylights Wholesale Agents for Western Towa and Nebrasks for the Lyman Vapor Stove Dodge, and 101 and 103 North 10th £1, Omaha, Neb, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manofacturers o! Ornsmen al Galvanized 'ron Cornices, Dormer Wincowe, Finals, Window Caps,Metillio Sky-lights &e., Tin, Tron and S'ats #oof-ra, 810 south 19th St Work duno In any part of the 0. unts DOORS, SASH, E(C. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Muuldmgs, Stalr Rails, Nawels, Buustars, Scroll Work, & tlmates Obeorful y Furnished, Shate Work A 8peo- ty. Telephone No. 9. 16th and Marcy Sts., Oma-~ bacNeb, HARVESTERS, MALLORY, SON & CO,, Estahlished, 1862. Live Stock Commission, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 1l and Omaha, Neb ittenden, Manager Omaha Branch, ~ Tele phone No. 283. WM., DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufactorer of the Deering Harvesting Goods. Binders, Recpors and Mowers. Write to Wm. M. Lotimer, Gen'l Agent, Omaha, for p.ico and torms. Telephone 610 W, L. PATRICK & CO,, Live,Stock Commission Merch'ts Addresyall communications to us at Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. Advances made on Stock. Union Stock Yards Comoany, OF OMAHA, John F. Boyd, Superintendent, ited. P. BOYER & CO., Agents for Halls Safe & lock Co’s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Vaults and Jail % ork. 1020 Farnam St., ¢ maha, Neb. SAF Omaha Safe Wnrks, G. ANDREEN, and Burglar Pr tters and Wire ‘Om ha, Neb. Opening and repair- £ job work promptly done. Manutacturer ot Doors, Jail Work, and Jac ing safes and BU TUBS. J. SEYMOUER, Manufacturing of Butter Tubs. 56 b, 8°c; 40 Ib., 80¢, :5 1b., 24¢; £01b.,22¢; 100 b, l]rkuu 00c. 1Sth and Plerce St , Omaha Neb. GROCERIES, ALLEN BROS. Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, COUI‘AVI‘ & bQUHKl‘ S Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal Best variotics. Office, 218 8 13th St. Telephone No 1492, Omala, Neb. @xo, C. Towwe, Pres. Gro.PATERSON,Sec&Treas NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shinpers of Goz and Coke, 214 8. 13th St. Omaha, Neb, J. H. Huuserr, F. A. Bavcn, qufimmr Manager. Nebraska Coal & Lime Comnany OMAIA, NEBRASKA. Office, 217 8. 13th St. Telephone 40. 0o, F. Lanaan, Pros C. F. Goopyax, V-Pres. . A. SUNDERLAND, Sec. & Treas. Omaha Goal Coke and Lime Co, Jobbers of hard and'Soft cou, 209 5. 18th St Omahay Nebraska. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Goal. Excluslvs dealers in Boulder, Colorado Coal, 217 South 14th Street, WIN 8 and LIQUORS. FRANK DELLONE & CO., Dealers in Liquors and Clgars 1202 and 1204 Douglas St., Omaha, hel), actories—Nos. 4 ofid 803, s Dist. N GEO. W, DUNCAN, Successor to MCNAMARA & DUNCAN, —Importers and wholesale Delers’ in— Wines. Liquors and Cigars 214 and 216 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. R. R. GROTTE, Wines an lu]luurs, Westorn Agent Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. Street, Omaba, HENRY HORNBERGER, Wholesale Wines, Liquors, Cigars 1821 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. ILER & Co., Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liquors. Sole Manufacturers of Kennedy's East India Bitters. 1112 Harney St., Omaha, Neb, L. P, LARSON & CO, Wholesale Dealer in Whiskies. 7198, 9th Wm. Preston. And Cigars, and Gen'l Ageuts for the Phiilp Bests' Celebrated Milwaukee Foer, Omaha, Neb, ULONVPKPB. ETC. COWING & CO. H]draulin& Mechan'l Engineers. fobbers in Lron Pipe, Iron Fittings, Tron and Brass oods, Englucers supplies, 14th"and Dodgo ta, maks, Neb. A. L, STRANG OOMPANY, 920,94, 9°4 Farnam St., Lmaha, seb. fis’ Steam and Water Supplict. Headyuarters for Sast Pumuos, Pipe, and Engines. OHURCHILL PUMP CO., Foost Oo's. Goods. 1111 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. E. B, CHAPMAN & CO. Wholesale FancyGrocers, Cigars Tobacco and Smokera Arti:les, 1217 Howard St. | Offios Uslon Markel, 1617 D e t R B Pork Pack ng. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebraska. ukl(RH L FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers. Packia R, Teack, Jmahy, N3, Telepn No 157 MEYER & RAAPKE, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Bglces, Cigars and Tobacoos, 1817 and 1810 Douglas | 8t., Omaha, Nebraska. MoCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omahs. Nebraska, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & 00,, Wholesale Groceries & Provisions Nos. 705,707, 709 and 711 8. 10th St., Omahs Neb. FLOUR, ETC, Crockevy W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer | Crockery, Glassware; Lamps, Chimneys, ete. Office 317 8. 13th St.,0ma Nebraska. Coffes and <pices, OLARKE BROY. & O Omaha Coffee and Splne Mills Importers and Jobbers of Teas, Coffec and Spices. Manufacturers of Faking Powder, Flavoring Ex- tracts, L undry Rlue, Ink, Ete. 14!4-16 Harney St., Umaha, Acbraska. Goo. Richardson. ‘WM. PRESTON & CO. Wholesale Flour, 608, 510 and 612 Pierce Sk, maha, Neb. L. A, STEWART & 00, Wholesale Flour Dealers, And manufacturers of wfiunlmu" and Lubricating . BRUNO TZSCHUOK, Jr, Agent for J, C. Hoffmayr & Co., Manf'rs Highest Grades of Flour By Rollers and Hungarian Process. Warehouse 1213 Jones Street, ( maha, Neb. CARPETS, S. A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, etc., 1423 Farnam Street, Omaha, o eb, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, WHOLESALR Dealers in Musical Instruments Stiiuway Planos, Wber, Decker, Haines and Briges Pian 8. Pckard Urga-e, Chase Organs. 101 aud 105, 16th =1, Dodge, Omahs, Nev. AflEXCVLTUR‘l IMPLEMENTS. LININGER & METOALF CO, Dealers in A§ncul | Implements Office Cor, 6th and pacidc Sta., Omaha, Neb, PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholesale Dealers in Aericultural Implements, Wagons and Bugkles, Omaha, Nob. DRY GOODS. J. J. BROWN & 00, Wholesale Dry Goods & Notions 1828 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. L. GINSBERG & CO, ‘Wholessle Dealers In Dry Goods. Hosiery, Notions, Linens, Lases, Embroldery and White goods, 1020 Douglas Bt., O Neb. HIDES, ETC. L. O, HUNTING I'ON & SON, Dealers in Hides, Wool, Tallnw, 1114 Jackson Street, Omaha, SLOMAN BROS, Leather, Saddlerx !ilmwara. Saddlory_and Shos _ Findings, Furs, Pelts, Grease, Tallow, eic. Omah OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. CANI‘ l;‘:‘[‘)‘ ‘X;II:'G CO. Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Etc. 1102 and 1104 Douglas St. ‘Omaha, Neb, OILS, ETC . CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Gasoline Mica Axle Giease, oic. A, H. Bishop,Mans . ger Dmayia' Neh RON AND NAILY. OMAHA NAIL M'F'G CO.,, Cut Nails and §nikes, Fire Nails & Spe Nebrasks. Omaha Iron Works Comnany, Manufaciur. rs and Dealers in Machiaery and Castings, Steam Engnes, Bolers, Architectural Iron Work, Tron ‘Brid<es, Miniog and M1 M-chinery. Office ani Works, Un'o « Pacific R. R.17th and 18th Sts, WEARNE & BRO. Foundry Works Corner Fourteen h and Jack:on 8ts , Omsha, Nob., prepared to do wil kizda of [ron ani 1 ase Castinge. 18 by mall reccive prowpt attention, Als, O, © ‘Bunoistar’s 0ck 3¢ Grate Barey maaufbstured by Wearne & Bro, HARNESS, ETC, WHITE LEAD, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddies, ~Saddlery ‘Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Rol 14,4 Faruam Stréet Omans, Neo, OMAHA WHITE LEAD COMPAFY, Corroders and Grinders of Perfectly Pure White Lead, Omsha, Neb. Levi Carter, Frest.; C. W. Prest ; 1. W Yatos, -ec. and Treas, Steam, Water, Railway and Milling umqm. ete. Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittin HARDWARE. B[(UAI'(,H W. J. Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lushber, etc. 1211 Harney ot., Umaha, Neb. EDNEY & uluuus Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon And_Carrl gs Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware, Etc., 1217 and 1919 Leavenworth 8t |, Omaba, Neb. 1300 AP, DEWEY & SIONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture Farnam 5t., Omaha, Neb, FISH, K1C, ICKEN, SIEMSSEN & CO. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Lmporbers of Jousl n Paby Nos, 011 aul 918 Jones stroctand U P. Track, Omaha, Neb. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mochauics To0ls, snd Baffalo Scales. 1415 Doug- las St Omaba, Neb. LEE, FRIED & CO,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails. Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agents r Howe Sosles and Miawi Fowder Co. Omaha, Ne MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stnves. Ranges, Furnaces, Tllas. Mantics, Gratos, Brias Goods. 1821 a0d 1828 Far- B Street. REOTOR & WILHELMY 00,, Whnlasala' Hardware and Nails, alls. Cor. 1th and Haruey Buost wuonl and omnu 44 Estauisuro 1858, A, J. SIMPSON, The lkggHigg ,,E?."!“fim Facmry. R Boots and sl;ou. AEE e "W, V. MORSE & CO, ~|Jobbers of Boots And Shoes Famam Street, Omata N Summ er St_f 11 Manufactory P. J. QUEALEY, Soap Manufacturer, Offco aad factory, Near Powdor Maza 100, Omabia, BOOK BINDING, ETC. RFES PRINTING 00., Printers, Baok Binders, Aud Blauk Book Munuficturers. Noa. 100 aud 108 South 14th_St., Omahs, Neb, “CIGAS and TOBACCO, MAX MEYER & CO,, Jobbers of Ciears, Tnbancus OGuasaad Ammy 215 12 295 8. 1th 5 108010 N A& INTER OCEAN CIGAR FACTORY WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Dlgars And wholosalo dealers in Lea! Tol 6 and 10N. 14 JEWELR EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in Silver: & Jowelers' ToIs and M; Bt., Cor. Dodge, Omabs, Nib GRATTON & DRUMMOND, Manufacturers of Fine Carriages. 1816 and 1817 Harney Bt., Omaha, Neb. Sole agents ‘III.Nu\uukl for Jonee' Celebrated 8plis Suath Bu'- Mead, "Vico | @ FINANGE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL, New YoRrg, Sept. 19,—~Moxey—Easy at 1@1} per cont., PriME PAPER —4@5 per cent. ExcuaNee BiLis—Quiet and unchanged at $1.82{, demand $4 84}, GOVERNMENTS - Quiet and steady Srocks ~The market has been dull and strong. The opening quotations were gener- ally 4 to } par cent higher than they closed last evening, and there were further fractional advances in the early dealings, followed by reaction in the forenoon, in which the early gaing, and in eome cases a little more, were lost, and then there was a dull and strong market, which continued throughout the af- ternoon. The eales were about the sams a3 yesterday and the conrse of pric:s was also similar. Just at the cloze there was a break 80/that the final prices are a little above the beet of the day in many instances, but the market closed steady at gaios of } to § per cont, with threo or four exceptions, which are ‘materially higher. Rumors publithed respect- ing the alleged action of the wovernment in taking steps to put a stop to the payment of the subsidy which the Pacific Mail has so long received from the Pacific railroads in contideration of its maintaining tariff rates, caused the stock to sell up § per cent., Com- paring prices this evening with those of & week go, nearly everything is higher, BTOCKS ON WALL BTREKT, 89 cont bonds, lisi ot & Norumemurn i U. 8. 4i's.. fe =~ | hew 4’ Pacific 68 of Central Paci Chicago & All ., D. 150 Pullman val 1294 Rock Island 105 8t. Louis & San 194" preferrcd... 16} C. M & S0 pieferrod 8t. . & Omah preforred 23 Toxus Pacitle 71§ Union Pacifl 48" Wabash, ~ 65} preferred. 93" Western Unlon ., Northern Pacid 2 |0, R &N preferred .. el *Ex Div 35 Lake Shore . Louis. & Nash FEgge—Firmer and fair inquiry; receipts 2 500 packegee, an aud very steady; family mess, Bard—Dull; western steam, spot, $6.40@ 6 424; November, §0.41@6.42, Butter—Dull and easy; western, 93 COheese—Firm: demand light, OIFUVINNAT), Owvorwwary, 0., BSept.' 10. -wrml— Firm and in good demand; No, 3 red, 9lc, Moderate demand and easier; No. 2 mixed, 46@46}c, ment of live stock for the period indiosted, with comparitive figures: Recelpta Shipments Saturd'y Sept, 12.. Mond. Sept. 14, Tuee, Sep, 16. od, Sep. 16 Thursday, Sept. 17] Frid. Sept. 18 Saturd'y Sept, 19 Onts—Firm and in good demand; No, 2 !t mixed, 27 i @86c, Porl—l)ull nml held hluhbr at §9,25, Lard— Nomioal at 86.15. ‘Whisky— Nominal; no high wines offered; basis for finlshed goodl is §1 06, MILWAUKER, Wis,, Sept. 10, —~Wheat— October, $24e; November, MiLwAvKE! Firm; cash, 82c; 84i0, Corg~Dull; No 2, 450, Oate—Dull; No, 2, 25kc Rye—Strong; No. 1, b6hc, Barley—Nominal. Provisions —Higher; mess pork, October, $9.5; November, $8 85, MINNEAPOLIS, MixNgaPoLIS, Minn, t8ept, 10,—~Wheat— Strong and active, grnerally higher; hard, 86}o, cash; 86c, Octoker; 8740, Nuvem. ber; No. 1 northern, 82c, cash aund October; 83}, November; 8he, December; No, 2 northern, 78jc, cash; 78c,October; 80c, No- vember, Flour - Firm and h'gher; patents, $1.90@ 5 20; sales for round lots, 85 10; bakers, $3.90 @4.10. X Receipta—Wheat, 61,000 b, Shipments—Wheat, 10,000 bu, flour, 11,000 bbls, cash and 8T. LOUIS, Sr. Louls, Mo, Sept, 10, —Wheat— The committes haying in charge the investi- gation of the condition of wheat 1n Union sle- vators made and posted a report that they found wheat in 110 bins in good condition and in eleven bins weavily, Ths latter contains abont 400,000 bushelv, and will bs removed so that eutire confidence may be restored. I'he flurry is over, ‘Wheat—Moderately active and generally bigher, closing Lo over yesterday; 80@00c, cash; 900, October; 93c, Novemb:r. Corn—Very slow but steady; 4130, Sep- tember; 93§c, year. Oata-Slow but steady; 24}@213c, cash; no options sold, Rye - Firm and higher at 55c. Whisky —Steady at $1.08, Butter—Unchanged, KANSAS CITY. Kansas Orry, Sept. 19, —Wheat—Higher; cash, 76¢; October, 70§c: November, 784@78fc. Corn—Stronger; cash 343 bid, 343c asked; year, 25}c bid, 26 Oata—Nomin LIVERPOOL. LivERPoOL, Sept. 19.~Wheat—Dull; new No. 2 winter, 7s; new No, 2 spring, 68 11d. Corn Dall, except for apot, which was steady at 4s 74d; September, 4s 7d; October and November, 43 64. TOLEDO. Toreno, O., Sept. 19.—Wheat—Closed easier; No. 2 red, cash and Ostober, 89c. Corn- Quiet and steady; No. 2, cash and October, 4be. Oats—Stesay; No. 2, cash, 274c, LIVE STOCK OHICAGO, On1caco, Sept, 19.—The Drovers’ Joarnal report:: Cattle—Receipts, 2,000; quiet and un- chavged; shipping a a'.een, 84 50@6 00; 8 0 kers and feaders fai'ly active and steady 3 75; cows, bulls and mixed, $1 75 Lexans, 2 7003 85; western ranger, @4 25. Hogs—Receipts, 8,000; active and u@lflc lower; rough and mixa, $3 6)@3 90; pack- ;nku aud shipping, $8 95@4 30; ekips, $5 00@ 60. Sheep—Roceipts, 6°0; fairly active and steady; natives, $2 00@3 76; westerns, $2 75 @3 2; Texans, §1 75@2 50- lambs, 4 25, per 107 lbs, BT, LOUIS, 81, Louis, Mo, Sept. 19.—Cattle—Re- ceipts, 200; shiprents, 1,600; the usual Satur- day’s smali supply made a very slow market and only emall local retail trade dene, Sheep—Receipts, none; shipments, 400; no supply and no market, KANBAS CITY. Kawsas Orry, Mu. Sept, 19.—Oattle— Receipts, 2000; shipments, 2,000; market steady for good; exporters,$5.23@b.40; com- mon to choice shipping, $4.50@5.20; stookers and feeders, 83 L0@4.50; cows, $2,25@8 25, Hogs —HKecelpts 2,500, shipments, 1, T T e R P choice. $4.00@4.17}; common to modium, $3 60@8 95, snuap “Reoelpts, 200; shipments, 150; com- mon to geod muttons, $1.50@3,00. e ———— OMAHA LIVE BTOOK, Union 8100k YARDS, S. OMAHA, Saturday Evening, September 19, } Considerable stock changed hands to-day, though the market was comparatively dull. The receipts of range cattle were very fair. The hog market was about 5¢ iower than the day before. Skips and cholera hoge are al- most unsaleable at any price. There is very little demand for sheep. REOEIPTS . 1,000 300 121 PREVAILING PRICES, Good to Extia, Poor to DESORIPTION, Medium, ——————— PRODUCE CHICAGO, Onioago, IIL, Seot. 19,—~Flour—Firm and uochanged; wheat nour, $4,60@5.25; southern, $4.6(@5.00; Wisconsin and Mich: igan, sott epri g whsn. $3.50@4.26; Min- nuou bakers', $3.50@4.50; patents, ‘8 %@ 4,10; low grades, $2. 008,00, wnun—szmngur sud higher, more active; advanced 1@ljc over opeuing, receded o, ruled stronger, sad closed 13c over yesterday; 824c, October; 84§@81he, November; No. 2 red, 8640, Uoro—Farly :ctive and lower; prices declin+d }@fc. and closed 4@fc under yester- di 434@a2fs, for cash wod Septembar; (@42, Ouovar; 394, Novewber, Oats—Dull and ear declined @Ho; more b @2>e, casn; 25§ @2540, September; 25@2bko, Vctover; 28§@2sjo, Kyo—Firm at 0hc, Barley—Quiet at 71@72z, Tiwothy Quiet at nbms #4c better; prime, 5, ‘l.nuwd—fi(gln better; No, 1, 81 21@ 2 Pork —Active and firmer; advancing 20@ 21)0, eased off 10@1240, acd closed steady; $8074@9 (0, Beprember and October; $8 80@ 8823, November, Lard - Quiet and about unchanged; 86 22@ 6 25, cash, September and Uctuber; $6 12} @ 6 1n, November, Bulk Meats —Shoulders, $3 75@4 00; short clear, $6 10@6 16; short ribs, $5 775(40 80, Wiisky—Nominally $1 10, Butter—Fairly aciive and weak; good to fancy creawery, 17@22¢; good to choice dairy, Yalle. Cheese~ Firm; choice full cream cheddars, 9@9)c; light skimn, H3@6lc; young Americas, 9@104, Eggs—Good demand and firm at 16@16k0. Hides—Steady and unchanged; green salted, fully cured, B8c; light, 84e; gzmmd. 60; dry ralted, 11@11}c; P ‘skina, @l Tall w—Steady acd unchanged; No, 1, bo. Koocipw, shipts. 9 8,000 “|8175@1 76 e, B Buley, bushels. NEW YORK rnonmu, Naw Youx, Sept. - Wheat—Higher, closing firm; re eipts, 1114000 bu; ex) 10 000 bu; uograded red, 86 9340; No. n’d, 9ic_in elevator; November closi at 963c Jorn—8pot quiet, options dull; receipte, 00) bug exports, 149.000 bu; -J‘ 48@4930; No 8, 40c; No. 2, uu(,mu in :;;ivuur. 49{@00. afl .at; Noverber closing at Uste—1Less active; exports, 74,000 bu; mized western, 27@82c: white western, Mll Petroleum - Steady; uuited closed at 99§c ng(gfl'c. cash; 81§@8ly:, Septamber; fi"fil P riceipts, 185,000 bu; | N |83 76@4 50 85 00@5 40 8 00@3 75| 4 00@b 00 | P! .| 8 50@3 00| 8 54 25 8 25 3 7! 32 50 325 3 76@4 50 5 300 2 50 3 40 Western Rangers, Native Cown........ Lulls. e piore AL ISULI 00 SINX 10 Note—Allsales ( f stock inthis market are made per cwt. live weight unless other wiso stated, Dead hoga soll at 1o per 1b for all weights, *‘Skins,” or hogs weighing loss than 100 Ibs, no valus,' Pregnantsows are docked 40 Ibs and staga 80 b, Trade Review., The past week’s trade has been very satla- factory as a rule to the wholesalers, but the loeal produce and commission markets have been very dull, 185, a few eales being made at 12dc. The market has been overrun the whole Whek with spring chickens, and commistion houses have had hard work to dispose of them; farmers have for the most part been able to supply the local retailers direct, There is a little more demand for potatoes at 30@400 per bu , but it will bo some time betore the demnd will make itself felt. Swest potatoes are relling at2cto 24c per Ib, and not much demand from commiesion houses, The grain market has been quiet all the woek, the ruling price or corn has been 33c in car load lots, while single wagon loads have been sold on the street as high as 40c, The continued warm waather has prevented any great amount of prairie chickens being sold, A great many of those received are In poor condition and unsaleable. If hunters will save their ammunition till cooler weather sets in, it will bo a great deal more profitable for them, T'here is no demand for any grade of butter exoepting good table butter, and all inferior and low grades go to the packers at a very low figure, Large quantities of the but- ter recoived last week was ot a very inferlor puro, per Ib, 20c; lead acetats, per Ib, 0c; ofl eastor No, |, per gal, $1 60; il eastor pu per gal, $160; oil, olive, per gal, sLu; "l origaunim, 50c; opitm, $4 00; oninine, W, and K. & S, per oz, Sbe; pota |um. fodi e, per 1b, $3 95; ealicin, per vs 40:; sul- phate morphine, per oz, $3 25; sulphur, per Ib, de; strychnine, par_oz, $16). nv: our llmnolkn, 70c; Oharm of the ent, 00y Fountin, 700; Golden Thread, m- ‘avorite, 60c; Buds, 5o Ruoiy Moun- tain, 50c: Faney, 450; Dai sy, 40c, Piva Toracco—Olimag, 440 por Ib,; Horse- shos, d6c: Star, 460; Spearhead, d6c; O Rope, B0c; Piper Heidsick, 60c; Puncl HEAVY HARDWARR —Lro, rates, 2 10 steel, epecial cast,do: crucible stes), Go; oast tools do, 12@18c; wagon spokes, ' por ot $1 75@3 00; hube, per set, $1 25; felloes sawed dry, 81 40; tovgues, each, Eggs have ravged steady at | & Toc; axlos, ench, 7bcj square muts per 1b,7@11¢; collchain ,parlb, G@12e; malablele, 8c; iron wedges, crowbars, 6o; harrow testh do; spring steel, 7@8c; Burden's horee shoes, $1 10; Burdens mule shoes, $5 10, Barbed WireIn car lots, §1 00 per 100 Ibs. Iron Nails — Rates, 10 to 60; §205, Shot—Shot, 81 50; buckshot, S1.5; orien- tal powder, kegs, 83 50@4 00 do, half kegs cuarter kege, S160; blasting, ; fse, per 100 feet, H0c., Lead— 110 carbon, per eallon, 11¢; 160 head light, ver ol 160: 1750 headlight, per gallon, 16c; 150° water white, 16c; linseed, raw, por gallon, 41c; linseod boiled, per gal- lon, 44c! Iard, winter str'd, per_eallon, béo; Nu. 1, h3c; No. 2, 48¢; castor XX X, per gal lon, §160; No 8. $1 40; aweet, per gallon, $1.00; sperm W. B, per gallon, $160; fish W. B, per gallon, 6bo; neatsfoot extra, por gallon, 70¢; No, 1, 63¢; lubricating, zero, per gallon, 30c; summer, 163; gnhhn machine, No. 1, per gallon, 30¢; No. 2, 28c; sperm, sig— nal, per gallon, 90¢; tm[\omlm- per gallon, 47c; naptha 74, per gallon, 115, Diy PAINTS— White iead 80; Frenoh Zine, 12c; Paria whiting, 2h; whiting gilders, 13§ whiting oom'l, 134, IAmpblack, Germantowny 12¢; Iampblack, ordinary, 100; Prussian blae, 55¢; antramarine, 18c; vandyko, brown, 8ej umber burnt, 43; umber, r: 4c¢; slenn: , do: P n. Rennine Paria gree mmnn 200; chrom freen. 30e; chromao green, K., 190; vermillion, Enk in oil aust, 1bo; raw and burnt umber, 1 {b han,, 100; raw and burnt Sienna 10c; vandyke orown, 180; refined lampblack, 12 coack black and Ivory black, 160 drop black, Prussian_ blao, 40c; ultramarine blue, m chrome green, L, M & D,, 16¢; blind shutb i groen, L, M, & D,, 160; Paris groen, 180; In{ian red, 15; Venotian red, 9o; Tus- 4o} slenna, burnt grade. Thecanning season is in its glory, and fruit has found ready eals, Several cars of California fruit were sold during the week, mostly peaches, Apples are coming in quite plentifully, and of yery good quality. The jobbers’ trade the past week has been very good in Omaha, There is an upward tendency in rugars as usual at this time of the year. Dry goods are tending upward and prices are growing stronger, Without doubt prices have touched bottom and dealers feel confident. A great many factorics that have been idle during the summer have started up under the belief that there would be an in- creased demand for cotton and woolen goods. The Chicago grain market has been active during th past six days so far as speculations in wheat are concerned and prices had an up- ward tendency, partially in sympathy with stronger markets east and abroad. The re- coipts of geain, however, both at Chicago and other principal receiving points were on the decreaso,, and the Chicago visible fupply statement showed quite a decrease. Tho movement of country produce continueg quite eatisfactory, Receipts of peaches from Michigan were larger and prices ruled lower, but for most of the lesding staplee, such as butter, cheose, eggs, hides, wool, hay and broom corn, fully Mcnday’s quotations were obtainable. , Th hop trade was again reported very quiet, and potatoos were rather slow, as the demand was almost entirely local. Sweet potatoes continue in larga supply and were quotably dull. Vegetables are in fair request, and the supply of all kinds is ample, Poultry was in moderately active demand, but the game market waa dull, most of the receipts being out of conditio n. OMAYHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Saturday Eveniog, Sept. 19. General Markets, Eaas—The market remains at 185, quiet. Burrer —When fresh will bring abous 12@ 150, Fair to good will sell at 10@12c, while inferlor grades will go at 6@7c; creamery 20@ Cuzrse- Full cream cheddars, 9@94c; full cream flats, two in hoop, 10jc; full cream Young Americas, four ia hoop 1lic; Swiss, 14(@16¢; brick, 11@12c; Limburger, 9c. CavirorNiA FRrUiT—Pears —Winter Nellis, Beurre, Diel, Lawrence, E. Beurre, Vicar, and other varieties, per box, $£2.75@3.00. Peaches—Per box, $1.50@1.75, Plums—Per bux, 81.25@1.75. Prunes—Per box, $1.26@ WiLn Prous— —Very cholce wild plums are in the market at F0@75c per 4 bush, basket. OBaNGES— Ouoly » fow oranges are in mar- ket which are selliog at $7.50. LemoNs—New Messina and Palermo lemon Quotable $6.50 to $7.00, Peacigs ~The sales of Oslifornia peaches the past few days have been heavy. PouvLrry—Sales of spriog chickens were made to-day at SL76@2 (0. Od chickers ;2 756300, Ducks are slow sale at $225@ 7. 7 GaMeE—The continuance of warm weather bas interfered grestly with the handling of game, So long as the weather continues w.rm rices will be uncertain, l’rllnu chickens, which are arriving in exe quot- able at §1.75@2 25: snipe, 75caz~u 00; mal- lard ducks, §.76@2 00; tesl ducks, $1.25@ 150, Grares—Tn very light receipts. Home grown and choice Missour: and Towa Concords weet with ready =ale at fic, ProvISIONs— Lurd, 40 1b cans per 1b, 7ho; dried beet hams, 124c;dried beef, regular, 104" corned beef, per bbl, $6 00; mess pork, ver bol, $18 00, bam, 10@11; breakfast bacon, 9hc 30 BANGE OF PRICES FOK HOGS, The extremo range of prices for common rough, good mixed and choice light hogs for seven days, s shown below: Unmmun (Grood Ohoice Date, Rough. | Mixed Light, Saturday. . (83 50@8 60 !3 hmw'& 7083 TOw 8 o0 3 50@3 60| 70) d 0@3 80 8 40@3 50| 3h5@lw 860@3s 70 3 40@3 60| 3 b6@3 6U| B 6 @3 75 840708 4°| 8 60 @3 bb| 8 66@3 76 34 @3 4% 86)@3 €0| 8 65@3 70 85@3 41 ] 3 45@3 50| 3 Bb@3 65 DESTINATION OF SHIPMENTS, Showing the number of cattle, hogs and sheep shipped from South Omaba during the past tweunty-four hours, and their points of destination: OATTLE No. 284 Dest, Chicsgo No. 167 Dest. Ohicago REPRRSENTATIVE BALES, RANGERS, Av. Pr. No, J1184 8380 45, 178 880 9., NATIVES COWS, Pr. No, $2 50 4 250 FEEDERS, Av. Pr, ..1,197 $3 80 1,177 380 Av, Pe 1,057 #2050 805 466 BEIFS, Av. Pr, B...000 140 8285 MOVEMENTS OF LIVE STOCK, The followlog is & sta‘ement of the move- clear side bacon, Bo; dry solted sides, The' shoulders, G, Poratoks—Late potatoes are not coming in #0 fast sod the demand is a little stronger at 30@40¢ per bushel, Reports from some sec tions indicate a shortsge in the crop, ON10N8 ~There is very little demand for ovions at present. They are quotable at 30@ 40c per bushel, Swekr Porators—In moderate supply snd fair demand and elightly higher prices. Choice large quotable at 24@3¢ per lb. Brans There is no clean stock offered; it would briog about $1 00@1 20 per bushel, and dirty ones are dragging at 76@8 'c, GAIN - Corn, sa new oats, 230; old oats, 80; wheat, No. rye, 38@40c OxSTRRS - Shndndl, 5 Boledts, 400;Textra selects, 45c, Paints 1N O1.—White lead, Omaha, P, P, 6oy white lead, 8t, Louls, pnu 6 76; Marseil les green, 1to 61 ocans, 200) French zino green seal, 120; French zinc, red seal, 1lo, ¥rech zino, in varnish asst,, 206; French zi 700; vernmillion, Amerloan, 18¢c; Indian, re 100; rose pink, 140} Venetian, red, Cookson's, ie; Venetian, red. American, 1§c; red lon 740; chrome yellow, genuine, 20¢; chrome y: low, K., 12¢: ochre rochelle, ochre, French Iic, ochire, American, 30; Winters mineral, 24c; Lehigh brown, 24c; Bpanish brown, 24o; Frince's mineral 8o, Bririzs~Cologoe B, 101 proof, 112, 101 ‘probt ™"y 11 Algohal —188 210 per wine gallon, Whickios—Kedustillod wEiskies, 1 00 @l 60; gln blended, 150@300; Ken tucky bourbons 2 00@8 00, Kentuoky and Penpsylvania ryes, 2 00@6 50, Golden sheaf, Bourbon snd Rye whiskies from 81 50@ 3,00, Brandies—Imported, 00@8 50; domestio, 16048 00, (Jlul—]mbfim 4 60@6 0U; do- mestio. 1 60@8 00, Rums—Imported, 4 60@ 8 00; New England, % 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50 @300, Champagnes—Imported, per oase, 28 0@84 00; American, per case, 10 C0@16 00, VaRN18HES —Barrels, fit galloni l‘ummm extra, $1 10; furniture N 1; coach, ;ll\ ’% fl}x oowh.’,Nu. h.“l alar, ‘lhl, 1 00; a8 um, extes, 8¢, shollac #3 ol 81'60, Davas CHEMIOALS - - Acid, carbolio, 44c acid, tartaric, b balsam coj lbu. r lb, 60c; bark, sabsafr per 1b, l!t),.clluml:'l= per Ib, 90c: cluchonidis, per (z, 47¢; uhlum form, per Ib, 98; Dovers pow r 1b $120; epsom salts, per Ib, Sic; xlyo«nn« are in libersl supply and of good quality. |2X onn red, 22c; American vermillion, Lan. 20c; yellow ochre, 9c; L, M., O, & 1, 0., 1803 low odle, 96; golden ixhre, 166, phiont ryor, 80, Fraialag colors, ight oak, dar ‘walnut, chestnut and ash, 150 Fiah, LAKE FISH- (1885 Oatch.) Half Bls Quar Bls|P'ls, K‘h 100 90 50 40 |12 6005 403 502 70| 92 5 5014 9 2 50| 86 002 70 L 80]1 50| b6 No. 1 Trout....[4 50/4 002 652 10| 74 No. 1 Pickeral.. |4 60|3 60 2 80[1 9. | 68 MACKERE Li— (1885 Catch,) NEW FISH, No. 1 Whlte(‘lh 0.2 Family Bhl!.l‘Hnll Bbls. Quar Bls| NEW FISH. | 200 | 1(0 90 ibl) 40 Bloater Maors[35 0018 00|16 Ex. No.18h'(24 00/12 50(11 No. 1 ~hore . (2) 00/10 50| 9 ru)fi Med.Nol3h* |15 00| & 00| 7 25[4 Large Family (10 (0| 5 50 b 002 o 00/ 4 00| 3 652 HERRINGS | 2?)9017 80 6 80/ 804 [ 802 051 55'1 & 10 80 3 30| 70 0| ) ) ) )5'3 0 5 5 Bl ’s|H’lf Bbls 200( 100 90 Bbla, Qr, 10 K b0 NEW FISH, English do Lma 7 50)4 Gibbed .. 60 PICKLED SALMON—IM. (1885 Oatch.) Bl HI't Bbls! 200 | 100 Qr. Bbls,| Pails NEW FISH, 2 I 60 40 | or Kits. Norwpn K [ ey Hutgrlngn 18 00(7 00'6 453 652 90] od Alaska .. 13007006265502% Tongues ' Sounds. 15008[072541‘0'!30 BLOOD RED CALIFORNIA BALMON. . lbs, lbs, lbs 00 90 60 40 $1400 $7.50 $680 $3.80 CovrisH—New English summer cured whole cod, Ge; 2 1b bricks, guarauteed, 6}@7c. Suokep KisH—Halibut, new, 12ic; new scaled herrings, 260 Susprizs Domestio Holla @ _ herrings, kegs, 450; Russian_eardines, herrings, 450 anchiovien in glass, Olo Bull brand, per doz, 23 60; anchovie: kegs, Ole Bull brand, per doz., $4.00; spiced Hamburg herrings, skins and heads off, per pail, $1.25, Dry Lumber. DIMENBIONS AND TIMBERS, 85 85 95 kits, 1210, [141011 14./18 .[eote o214, oAt BIDING, ot Qom., 12, 14 and 16 foe 2d Com.. 14 and 16 feet. A Com, 14 and 16 foot Fonce, 14 and 16 foet, FEN( h No. 1,4 &6 inch, 13 and 14 feet, rough. . No. 1, 4 & 6 inch, 16 fect, rough....... No. 2,4 &6 Inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough. 16 No. 2,4 & 6 nck, 16 feot, rough LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 or 10 inch. No, 2, Plain, 10 inch, Ne.1, 0, G . B g 2% Eaol EEES OKILING 18t Com, fl inch, Nolwly 2d Com, §§ inch, Norway. . FINIBHING, 1st, 2d and 8d Olear, 13 inch, s, 2. 1st, 2d, and 3d01w 14 and 2 inch, B Seloct, 13, 14 and 2 inch, s, 28 Lok, 24 #ad 4. Clenr, 1 inch, A Belect, 1 mah, B Beléct, 1 inch, 8, 2 POB' White Cedar, 6 inch, halyes. White Codar, b4 inch, halves White Codar, 8 inches, quarte White Oedar, 4 lnch, round. ... .. P =5 = 22828 22855 S§ $88 8338 £888 REBS = & FLOORING, 1st Oom, 6 Inch, white pine. .. ad Com, 6 inch, white pine. 8d Com. 6 inch, white pine. . Sel. Fence 6 nch, white pine. 18t and 2d Clear yellow pine, 4-6 inch, BTOOK BOARDS, BATTENS, WELLTUBING, PICKETS, 0.G. Bats, 8 inch. .. () 0. G, Bat, I| inch, § inch Bata, v 1 inoh well tubing A B Pigkets; D, & 11, ‘Fm, i 00; D & ruusd Aunthracite egg, 88,0 mthrlclu out, lt! 25; anthracite range, $8.20; lowa, $3.256; Wul- put Block, J Illinois, $4,60; Indians ml( 85.75; Fort Scott, $4.25; Kich Hill JOHNBON, EDW, HAMMMYE ¥, J' BOHUYLEK, W. F. Johnson & Oo,, Commisfion Merchants 218 La Salle 8ireet, Chicago. Receivers of grale and seeds. Futures bought and sold, Special atteution to sales by samples, Represented by EDWARD BARTON, Tduncolag