Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 19, 1886, Page 3

THE BEARS HAVE AN INNING. Weak Trading fn Wheat Oanses Prices to Take a Drop. CORN ALSO SUFFERS A DECLINE. The Provision List Sells Steadily Downward—A Little Recovery on the Curb—The Cattle Market Lower, CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. August 18 WHEAT opened 8 held Special Tele On mm-\.»u b above last nigh moderately CuicAGo, to the Brr call wheat closing, and all through the call. September was Tige at the start and the call closed with it at 78%e. Public cables from across the water came in steady, with former advanced quotations firmly held, ‘The open ing at 9:30 on the regular board was at T8¢ for the September option, and in the first few minutes around th ening it touched T8ig@ e and T816@Mie, but there pearance of strength running through the parket at those ficures. Grain on ocean pas- sage showed a slight increase, but scarcely enough to affect the market very noticeably. About 10:30 private cables canie in rather bearish, and the dull business being done, 1eft the market in good condition for a de cline. At this stage “Huteh” and Cuaaliy both took advantage of the situation and sold some fairly large lines. The sentiment of the crowd turned bearish and selling became gene sptember option took a further decline from T7i@ise to i7ig@ 7i%¢. Here the decline was checked, and after holding steady around that price for a few minutes it again moved upward, toucl ing at 78ige in next forty minutes. This st bulge was on good buying by Robert Warren, who seemed to have call on foreign cables, He was helped at the right moment by re- newed talk of exports and by New York and Baltimore clearances, which azgregated about 400,000 b, From 12 to 12:0 the market held steady at from i8'se to TSie. ConN—In the corn vitoperations partook of a sealping nature the er part of the time, but Warren oceasionally came into the pit and bought fairly well. The were mainly in sympathy with wheat, and the September optiun ot down to 3k around 11 o'clock. “Tie market advanced : fator, whien it breame known. that Iike eh- gagements for the day would aggr egate fully 400,000 bu, Provisions — In provisions there was stendy business for a few minutes only after the start off, and after_that sold steadily downward, October lard was the guly option fn_thie list, which opened abont st night’s closing. ' It “opened at $6.90 ainsta closing of $6.87, and declined to recovering |l|lll to 86,85, Pork and dily downward. ~ September sold_down to ) was a fair buyer eatly. and Willtam Youny . sold o thousand barrels. The decline was mostly sttributed to large receipts of hows at the yards and their better quality. ‘The tone of the market in the last half hour was hrm and September pork advanced from $0.5 $9. 20 p. m.—The wheat market was strong nd Ilzher this afternoon on reported port engagements from New York, iteber advanced to 7%%e, Puts and Calls sold early at 775¢(@i75(0 and F8ig@n ¢ bid for puts, Wige bid for feplt'mlwl corn, 44c. sellers: puts, 437%¢e bi alls, 444 @44lc bid. New York reporte ]A)rl\'—lllrm- boat loads of wh nd two boat onds of corn taken for export. was 1o ap- fluctuations e 1. Cimicao, A a to the B | “The beef cattle re- ceipts were the largest of the week, and while there was a big supply of range cattle there was a very large proportion of good fat cattle, There was a good demand for smooth, fatbeeves, and the competition on strictly choice fat cattle of all weights was suflicient 1o make them sell but a little lower. But, as s rule, on cattle below $5 in value the de- cline was 10c and on common kinds more. There was an unusually large number of cat- tle sold at $5 and above, but they were good ones. Shipping steers, 1350 1bs to 1500 1bs, $4.705.1755 1200 to 1350 1bs, 650 to 1250 1, 83,70@4.20. About 7 head of western cattle arrived aking for the week 5,600 Texans and tern ri ainst 5000 Texans s the same time Jast prety upply for last week was \dl wis falrly 500 bitt by ers were bidding very low on all” thin yough stock I about 10@lse lowe than yeste 1185 1bs, $4.1 88,503 460 Texans, 1}'“ F b, 1183 Ty Wyomine, 116 Ibs, $3.50; Montana, 1149 13, §3 Hoos—At the opening prices ruled strong with here and there a sale or two at a slight advance, but later on there was a sharp down turn, especially on undesirable stock, and o thie final close common and medium sold 5 10¢ lower than ot the opening. Common mixed sold av $4,75(4.80, and the bestav $4.90 @510, with o fancy assorted heavy at New York, A easier ranging from 1 & 1 per cent asked. Piists MERCANTILE PAPER — 4@5 per er cent, closing at STERLING EXCIANGE—Dull and steady: actunl rates $481% for sixty day bills and $4.899¢ for demand. iovernments were dull of stocks this morn- , first prices being cent below yester- 7ot digur while Louisville & Nash- ville was off ¥ per cent. A drive was imme: dintely ade at priccs by the bears and everyihing declined sharply. ‘This was suc- cecded by an irregular and somewhat feverish market until 1 o'clock, when another break took place, and the’ I6west prices of tho day were current at 2 p. But prices rallied in the last hour and the murket closed firm at quotations. Kverything on the active list is Jower to-night. STOCKS ON WALL STREET. 8% cont bonds.. 100 C, &N, W U, 8. 4i¢’s mm preferred New 4 L 1BKIN, Y, O, Pacitic 6'5 of 106, 124 Unuon ‘T'ran Central Pacitic.. 41'¢ Pacitic Mail. .. C & A DL PD &K preferred.. 130, 1B D ¢ N 'he opening ing was decidedly wea ('I\NM“\ om 'gl@¥; pe i Roek Island. .. BSL L. &S, F ' preferred 81510, M. & St. P, prefersed 4l pn . { Wedtern Union o B &N, Chicago, August 18,—Flour--Steady, firm and unchanied; winter wheat tlour, $1.05@ £10; southern, §:4,90@4.00; W isconsin, $4. (4. Michigan soft'spring wheat, $3,50a@4,105 M i nesota bakers, 5.50@4.100 patents, $4.50@ 4.60: low grades, 5; rye flour. quiet al $4.25@i50 in barrels, an @i %0 in i t—Oponed st @ Wheat—Oponed strong, %@!{e higher, de- elined 3e, advanced and closed about’ the 5_yesterday: cash, 703 @103 Sember, 71 15-16e; Detober. 19 15-16c, Corn~Opened' stronger, declined e, ral- er and closed about the same as oo 425¢@ddc; September, 45350 Steidy, Mo easler: cash, 27%c; Se tember, 25 1-160; October, 20)c, . d Rye--Qulet at 05 Barley—Firu at 6ie. $1.113@1.19. Tuuoghy Prime,” §2.00@2.07. Whisky Pork—Declined 10@123¢e, reacted pnd closed steady: castl, $0.50@0 10ab.b734 Octobe 06240, 05, ot . $7.9010(@1.85; Sepleiu- ber, §7.85, Oulul»ul sv r}‘wJ W, WYHE OMAHA Bu'k Meats- 8 o Iders, 85, clear, #6 ¢ 6.€5; short ribs, & Butter—Firm: creamery, 15@3%; dairy, Quet byt firm: ats, 8l3@%'gc; fall eream ched- BB young Apericas, © @ Eegs—Firter at 10t@ite. Hides—Green salted, fully cured, Se: light R@Siee: damaged, Te; bull hides, 5%c: dry salted 11@12¢: dry_flint, 13@14¢; If skins, 8@10i5c; deacon No.' 1 country, Sl@ies Receinta, 0,000 2000 445,000 206,000 7,000 Bar 02,000 New York, Auzust 18, lower, closed stronger: ontions opened firm, advanced siightly, later weakened and de- clined % @"c. afterwards ruled stronger, re acted @', leaving off very firm. Un gradea red, S1@dige: No. § red, 855 @soe No. 1 red, We; No, 1, i@ tor, 88i@sige delivered, September closed at 88ig¢ Spot, Shipmenta, Tour. hbls \\hw at, bu. n, b, Wheat—Recel searee: options dvanced @oce, bipts, 10000: exports, 0,000} No. 2/ Moderately acti 100 mixed west nl western steamn, spot, 87 “Firm: western, 12@213ge. Cheose — Firm and quiet. Egggs—Steady; western, 153 14c, Cincinnath, August 18— Wheat—Strong highel Butter nixed, 43c. Gmulnl« pand; No, mixed, 28}@ asier at $10.2 Tong at §6.00, 1 sales, 874 bbls of finished of $1.08, Tile; Septe ull; N Rye—Quiet; No. 2, 60'{c. Barley=Steady; N Provisions—Qui 89.55; October, Minneapolis, Auzust 15, —Wheat and aitly actives No. 1_hard, cash, Septe October, i No.1 northt eptember, October, ew sold 1¢ tents, $4.25@4.50; 47,000 bushels; 9,020 bushels; bakers, $5.25@ Recelpts—W heat, 150 barrels. Shipments—W hea 9,000 barrels. 8t. Louis, August 15.—Wheat—Opened highier, ell back. then rallied and closed s better than yesterday; 2 cash, in mills, Tig@is%e: September, Tige. Corn—80ld down early, but recovered and glosed as yesterday; cash, 40ige; September, 40%c. flour, flour, Whisky—SL08. Pork—Quiet at $10.25@10.30. Lard—Nominal. Firmer; creamery, 17@20¢; dairy, Wheat— 64c siic asked. h, 841/c bid, B41ge Septembe Oats—Stead: Liverpool, Auzust 18 moderately; new No, 2 winter, spring, firm at 0s 9d. Floui—Offered moderatel Corn—Offered moderately ; spot, firm at 43 ugust, firm at September, at 4s 43 Octobe 4s5d, —Offered rim at 63 8d; 3 firm at &s 2d. 3 cash, Sl Corn—Nominal: New Orleans, Anu\u 18, —Corn. and higher; mixed, 5 33 white, bi@se; western, 86c. fents—Shoulders, $6.623; long clear and clear ribs, $6 LIVE 8TOOK. Chicago, August 1 nal reports as follows: > s 1L800; market slow and Velow GAITE: st |,I||nl|1..)l Texas ¢ H0 w3 patives and aif breeds, wintered Texans, shipping feedcrs, llnzfi~lh'vr|mfl 18,000; slow and 5e In\\(‘r. closing dull: rough and ‘mixed, $4.0x@ king and shipping, b»l\)ul' 15; | +skips, market steady; August 18— Cattle—Receipts, 2,400, Ahipments, 1.700; fairly active and. 4 shade lower; good to choice shipping, $ 4,80; common_ to falr, $3.70@4.25; 25(4.10; cows and he 4.000: Siipments, - 1,000; 3 and'best heavy, §4. ]qu_’o mixed packing, $4.50@1.85; lizht, $4.40@.50, Kansas City, August I8, coipts, 2,000; shipments, tives steady: grass range weak and 106 lowers common to choice, $3.4%@4.60; stockers and feeders, $2.50@3.40; grass range steers, £2.40 @3.40, Hogs—Receipts, 6,000; shipmeats, 1,000; choice strong ; others slow and weak )lumllu to choice, $4.50@3.95; skips and pi 4.40. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Wednesday Evening, August 18, Cattle—The receipts were light and the market quiet. ‘There were no dressed beef steers in, but the market might bo called lower, as there was a weak feeling among the There were a few range cattle on t, but they were not_good enough chin house here. Butehors’ stock and at steady prices. There s y poor butchers’ stuff on the market is not wanted and buyers will not bid $2.00 for it. tha ! ng at yes- terday’s prices and the majority of the choice receipts were picked up quickly. Common hogs did not move off very readily and a few were left over. Later in the day the market eased off and closed fully 10e lower than the opening price. The Teceipts wore heavier than on yesterday. Sheep—There is no market. BECEIPTA, Cattle, . 400 it 2000 Provalling Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this markot. Choice steers, 1350 to 1590 b $4.20@1,35 Cholce steers, 1100 to 139) 1 Medium steers, 1350 to 1350 Ibs Fat littlo steers, 1030 to 1150 1bs Good feeders, 900 101000 1bs Good to choide corn-fed cows Fair to medium grass cows Good to choice bulls Light and medium nogs. (Good 1o cholec heavy hogs Good 1o choice mixed hozs Fair to good shorn sheon 200550 Ih‘prn‘lentultvfl Salos, 40 10...345 8...188 Range of Prices. Bhowing the bighestand lowest prices paid for mixed load hogs on this market dar- ingthe past seven days, With cowparative valugs: 240 $4.00 80 400 cake, | | July. Angust. Wednesday, 1. 87 Thursday, i9th,. 4.45 Friday. 18th.." 480 Saturday, 14th., 4.50 Monday. 16th. 4.60 Tuesday 17th.. 4.55 @4.60 (@4.70 @4.55 (@485 @ | Wednesday, 15th. Live Stock Sales, Showing the number of cattle. hogs sheep purcliased by the leading buyers to-day's market. and on CATTLE. @. 1. Hammond & Co. (shipped in) 200 Others . . . e 17 G. 11 Hammond & Co North & Co. Clark Brc Anglo-Ar can Packing Harris & [ isher . Shipments. Showing the number of ears of live sto od out of the yards during the d CATTLY All sales of stock 1n this market are made 5 live woight unless otherwise stated. ver Ibfor all weights, 2s welghing loss than 100" Ibs no valne. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs and etags 80 Ibs. Cattle market weak. A few hogs left over. Cattle receipts li Hog market elosed lower. Receipts of hogs on the increase, One load of very choice heavy logs brought £4.80. ick Hyde, rof hois, irete, was on the market with a ttle. Hammond ttle to-day. & Palmer, ars of native ket to-day. Euller & Payton, Fullerto of hiogs on the market to-la; came in with the hogs, market a Several trains of range cattle went throngh hére the first of the week which sold on to- ay's ket Itis understod tha th as cattie brought & ||I Cattle Co., native ranu native ran Hastings, Ta., was here with a load of G H. cars of « & Co. recelved twelve Rock Creek, had ange cattle on the war- , had two loads Mr. Meisner One'load topped the ! Knkmmy 4 Morse, Rogérs & Co,, North s & Bliss, Schuyler; Keine & M., ., West ‘Point; W. S J." Wilhelmsen, 'Danne- brog? I vles, Gibbon: J. G. Hall, Gib- n: C. McMillan, Scotia: W. Beagle, 'Loup John Wigains, Columbus: Turner & R., Columbus; 8. R. 'Black, Overton; J. D, Hatfield Clearwater; Dick ' Hyde, Hastings; Allritt & Co., Friend; i At 2 Theo.’ Widaman, *Aurora; Proper & Watls, Ax: r Bros, & (0 Hampton;_Spets ., David City: Virgin & Nelson, ‘Utica; Parinele & Newell, South Bend, and M. Hut- ton, Melaul. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Goneral Produce, Wednesday Evening, August 18, The following prices are for round lots of produice, as sold on the market. to-day. The GQuatations on frults represent the prices at which outside or ¢ filled. as—The market is weak at g, ad buttel burrrr—Table butter is in strong request. Lower more plentiful id & good deal of them can but_cannot be oice, 20¢; choice airy, 10@lic; in- Bend Alblon Cool fnll cream cheddars, 83{c; m fiats, two In box, 9ice; Tancy n Young Americas, fourinbox, 10c; wiss, 12}g@lde: brick, 12¢; Limburg, n—Although recelpts have fallen siderably, it een impossible £ \ork off the overstock that had fecutmu- lated last week, and sales are still dragging at the same low rices.” Spring chickens not zoing above $2.00 per dozen and below that {'smatl, and old chlokens 50. Ducks also continue slow at $2.25@ GAME—With next wonth the seagon will open. There is already some demand for prairie chickens, but the weather has been 00 hot to shin with safety from any distance. Ox10oxs—Southern, per bbl, 550, POTATOES: cé southern, per bush, 40@ : home grown, 30.40c. SWEET PoraToES—I0wWa home grown are in the market and selling atde per b, 2 v—Ka Z per doz, 40e. ardly any coming in now. De- $1.25@1.50 per bushel, for clean 501 old onts, 28c; new oats, 60c. per bo: prunes, per 12, 00(c §2 “plums, per box, $1.50; box, 81.50; peac per box,’ grapes, percrate, Appres—Choice cating. perbbl, 82,7 choice eating, assorted, & bbl lots, § 10 bbl lots, CALIFORNIA ORANGES—St. Michels, per box, $650; Mediterranean sweets, per box. LeyMoNs—The lemon market continues firm. Receipts in_New York for the next four weeks are going to be exceedingly light and there are no prospects of any decline for some time to com cy, per box, §10 00: choice, per box, 8 BANANAs—The market is well supplied with fine bright fruit, and prices rule low. Best shipning stock, per bunch, $2 003 00, SOUTHERN GUAPES—A few southern grapes have arrived in the market; 10 Ib, Boxes. 60@i5e; 20-1b bas COCOAN , §5.00; less than hundred, HoNEY — Californ strained, 10c; braska, dark, @ MAPLE SYRUP—Bulk, 14 10 17 galion kegs, per gal, $1.00: zal cans, per gal, §1.05; half g eans per ¢al, S1.10. CInER: $4.00; ined. per bb 3 California, '\vl:rm‘l(mv (.llo]l‘t. 14@lie; Ne- 3 do. nalf Michigan AND DATE Figs, layer, 4 1b boxes, Dates, fard, 12 1b boxe 50 1h boxes per 1b, 10 rge polished, 11¢; pecans, English walnuts, l4c; almon ragona, e; ammonds, Lungnedoc, 17 Brazils, 19¢; filberts, 140; peanuts, hand picked, fancy Virginia, Sige: peanuts, hand ple kuhlml(r'vm,(nla, 14e; peanuts, roasted, SuGAn—Bricks, strictly pure, 50 per Ib, 1! 10-1b tin pails, strictly b, 14¢; 5-1b bricks, 24-Ib boxes, per b, 125 Pias Frer, TRIpE, 34 bbl, $4.00; do, 14 bl S oRiueR, 2o 3¢ Bl ; do, quart jars, per do: jars, per case, 2 dozen, 86,75, '|1\|n- ]wr‘ bl §4.00; do, per g bbl, $2.00; do, per kif, ured, | le; 3 picnic hay 1 hoxes, pure, per 0. —Pigs' feet, per 10, per k 3 do, ovIsioNs—Ham, sugar boneless ham, 50-1b boxes, 12 11%;e; breakfast bacon, sugar cured, %o} shoruiders, 7ige; elear side bacon, Sez dry salt sides, 71 beet-huws 1b@ise; dried beet, m.uhll, lard, 40-1b cans (Fair- banks), 7i4¢;'10, 6 ‘and &b pails, o, 7@ ¥iour AND MiLLsTurFs—Winter wheat flour,best auality patent, $2.50; second quality, $2.40@2.50; best quality spring wheat flour, putent, 8275; bran, 50c “per ewt: chopped ced, B per owt: White corn meal, 750: yel- low torn’ weal, G per ewt; serebuing, 6o : hominy, $1.50 per ewts shiorts, Soe : evahai, $1.775; hay, In bales, $7.00@ 50 per ton, General Markets. ~—Medium, 17@20¢ per 1b; fi o heavy, light. 14@17e; coarse, 1% @5 off, burry LIAIIILK -Prime slaughter sole leuher. 8lc: prme oak sole leather, —dia@iSe, Upper leather, per foot, 25ei hem. kip, Toasc oak kip, Sae! French kip, €100 1.30; hem. eall, SLOKGLI0; oak call, $1.00@ ml&unu. calf, '$1.25 paL Mordeoo boot e 3 uruu.u 0l e, 25 2¢; to] piligs and iinings, $6.00610.00 pér dow . HEAVY MARLDWARE--Iron, rate, low steal special cructb lesteel, cast tools do, 1xa@18c; wazon s Oklsa per sot, $1.75@5.00; hubs, per set, 81 felloes, sawed dry, SL40; tongues, each, 7503 axles Cach, 7501 NQUATS Dis Bor Lin1@ile: ol DAILY | eha:n, por 1b, Sige; BEE mal:eable, 6@ses fron | harrow teeth, 4c: an's horsesnoes, wedires, 001 crawt gpring steel, i@se £4.40; Burden's mule < 85,40 Barved | wire in ear, fots, «vm per 10 bs. o W 230 e pails, §2.8; &flot_811 ST Srtontal "Ho, haif kegs, S50 blasting, kegs,'§ . Lead Bar, $16, N O W nieead. \ha, P, T d. St Louis, ptire, $7.7: Mar 110500 cans. 2e: Krench zine French zine red seal 1le; n varnish asst, 2e: French Se: vermillion, American, 15 Indian rose pink, 14c; Venetiah red, Cook i enetian ted, American, 1 red lead, 7 hrome yellow, genuine, chrome yellow, K. 1%i ochre, roche!le, b ochre, French,’ 25c: ochire, American, 1t Winter's mineral! 9igc: Lehigh brown panish brow Prinee’s mineral. Diy PAIN= <~ White lead, Sc:¥Frenc hzi ne 2¢; Paris whiting, Whiting, wilders’, { ¢; whiting, com’l, “tie, Tampblack, Ger manstown, 1 lampblack, ordinary, Se; Prussian blu itramarine, 1% vandyke, brown, Se: umber. burnt, c; umber, ras, 4 sieuna. burnt, stenna,’ raw, doi Paris e enuine. varis green. common. chrome green, N. Y., 20c; chromo green, K, rillion, English, in ofl 70ci raw aid burnt umber, 'L 16 cans, 12 raw and burnt sienna, 12¢; vandyke, brown, re fined lampblack coach ' black and Dlack, 16! drop black, loc: Pr 40c; ultramarine blue, 18¢: chrome M. & D)., 10e: blind .mm.mm ereen, & )., 160; Paris vie an re Venetian red, fe: 2e; A L. & D, 200; oclire, 9e: 1, M. & O 1, 18: good “ochire, 10c;" paterit dryer, 8¢; graining color, light Gak, dark oak, wlanut, chestnut and ash, 12¢ DRUGS AND CQENICATS— Ach, [ tartaric, 52 {balsam rk, sassa : chinelio ¢ Dover's po: u.".x cetate, vermllion, carbelie, ba, per lomel, aiiinine, potassium per o7, 40¢; sul sulphur, ver rigannun, 5% opinm W.and K. & S, per oz, Imlllll' per h, §5,00: piate inorphine, per o 1h, de: stryehnine, ver oz, \ ARNISHES—Barrels, per g ture, extra, $1.10; furniture, coach extra, $1.40¢ coach, mar, extra, extra, bSe; 150, Spirrrs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $ do 101 proof, $L.11; spivits, second o 101 proof, $1.10; do 185 proof, $1.10. 10118 proof, $2.03 por wine gatlon. tilled whiskies, SLOO@LA0. Gin 50@2.00; Kentuely bourbons, & Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryet, $2.00@ Golden_ Sheat bourbon and’ rye_whiskies, $1.50@?.00, Brand imported, $5.00@ domestie, $1.50@:.00, imported (@6.00; domestic, 1.2 Champagnes, imported, per case. $28, .00; American, per case, $10.00@16.00. 105 ality, Alco- Redis- blended, Grocers' List. PiokLEs Medium, in bols, $350; do In 3.25; small, in bbls, : do in L iNerkius, in bbIs, €7.50; do 88@ibe per gallon; M yrup, 1§ ctly pure, e per gallon; I gallon : 35 gallon cans, $5.25 per 01 quarter apples, i es, V1¢@I?ie; blackber- s, 8@8ig; peaches, eastern, Bige " peaches, evaporated, ' 151 Lake none in‘market: rasbber @20c; currants,” TX@7ige; prunes, in uny()mlsd by ne D (00ns—Oysters, cas, wberries, rasbberries, b per; case, Der’ case, S450;_apricots, $4.80: peaches, Y;er se, 3 white ¢ or case, $3.00 plums, per case, 8,003 blue: 2.55; e pitms, 2 Ib, per ib, ver case, '§5.20 per doz, | won per doz, SLbY@1.60; 2 1b gooseberies, 2 stringz_beans ) 32 1b lima beens, per marrowfat peas June pe " Ptomatoed. Der case, I corn, per case, S1.90 b corn beef. per doz. 81,70 14 inch, 934¢; % inch, 1037¢; 5 inch, SvaAns—rowdered, Te: cutloaf, T@7y granulated, 6%c; mn'nc foners’ A. 0, Standard extra G, medium yellow, 555 standard. se, 2.2 (‘ul\(umh per case, i2 1b early stick, mmm Tl Soda, butter ¢; creams, Slge: ginger suaps, ige. 0ss, 11b, 58c: Mirror hrl}iu gloss, 6 b, Gge; I;lhlnuls corn, 1 b5 )\nu.-funlu gloss, 1 1b, 7 ford b, T35¢; Kingsford rd’s bulk, de. “und picnic, e city s0d Kings- 81b, 7e; pur Na@ll fancy 1alel e ntetior Java. Mocha, s roasted \h- Ly idGe: Kirk's s B d s ite Toamanin, §4.50; ]IS, Wit 3.50: Dome, 85.8: Washboard, §5.10. —ver caddie, 2c; round, per 00; square cases, $1.70; mule square, 93403 OANDLES—Boxes, 40 b 6s, 0 hadf Box 20 16, boxes, 40 Ib, 16 oz, 68 10c; 10X, i Dry Lumber, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 124 2116 218 n".’u 22 £ 24 1t 001550 50/16.50 15 TING, and 14 ft., rough... . 2,4 & fllm'll, 2 and 14 ft., rough, No. '.:,Amcmoh 16 ft., rough SHINGLES, LA clear. tra* A%, A \LnuLu!l SIDING. 1stcom,, 1%, 14 and 16 tt. 54 “ Fence 0 ¥ white linie (best. it (AKron)..... . Pl Tarred felt, e owt’ Straw board. . 100 A 6inch, white pine B 6inch) Coinch, Déinch, * & EGinch, » ¢ STOCK TOAI A 12 inch, s, 1, 12, 14 an © 12 inch, ¢ v No. 1Com. 12 in., s. 1, L No.2 * 712! 14 and 16 ft., (FINISHING. Ist and 24, clear, 1i¢ fuch, 5. 25. d, clear, 13 indh, A select, 118, 135 andl 2 (e B select, 15, 135 and 2 inch 1stand 2d, i 1 ineh, s, ) 1inch, . HOARDS. 12, 14 and 16 ft 12 14 and g Hand 16 ... B ldand 16 fi... SHIP LAP, plain, 8 and 10 incl plain, 8 and 10 inc $18.00 $16.00 ‘The population of Pennsylvania, by the lust census, was 4,282,891, and in compo- sition approximated more closely to the normal rding than most American states, males being to females as 213 to 214; native horn to foreign born as 86 to 5, and white to colored as 419 to 8. This is a more nearly eaual proportion of sexes than in any of the adjoining states; a smoller proportion of foreign bor than in New Jersey, New York or Ohio, aud a smaller proportion of colored thun i Delaware, \mr\lnml or West Virginia A fine acre in W(val Omaha for $5,000. J. B. Evans & Co. - The county commissionersly W af- noon awarded the contract for charity C during the winter to . B. Huyens & Co. tel | Ana Wholesale D _OMAHA_ MANUFACTURERS, “Bridges- Steam File Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors. | Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving | Iron Combination and Piling and Onk Timber Telephone No T3 Howe Truss Bridges, 15th 81, near Farnam, Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns And Ammunition. 215 to 223 South 11th Street, 1020 to 14 Farnam Street, Omaba, Nob. INTERAOCEAN Craan FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, in Leaf Tobnceos. 08 and 110 N. 1th St ymuha, Nob. Now vrockery. W. L. WRIGHT, Ageot for the Manufacturers and Tmporters Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimncys, Lte. Offio S GOODRICH & CO Agents for . A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Childeon's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Hefrigerators. or price lists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha, Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. peneter, Proprictor. Muuufacturer of Tron ind Cornfee. 82 Dodge and DI ot, Omaha, Neb, 'ING & BOLTE, oturess of Ornamental Galvanized tron Cornices, Dormer dows, Finals, 0 8. 12th 8. Workdone inany part of the country. " Western Cornice Horks, CHT, Proprictor. Tzon Cornices, Ete. Spoeat’s (m. 1t Metallic Skylight. 608 and 510 3. h St., Omabin, Neb, South 13th Sen ____Doors, Sash. Ete, _ The Gate City Plening Will. pors, Sash and Blivds. Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stair work of every do- scription. A. ROSENBERY, % Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a specially. Telephono No. ® 15th aud Marcy §ts.. Omaha, Neb. . Electrcal Supplics. _ L w. 'WOLFE & 0., Blmtriclnl, Electrical Supplies, Masonjo Block, Omaba. Burglar Alarms, Bolls, Fire Alarms, Phectric Matting, Speaking Tuhes, Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING [RON WO RKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work | ron Stairs, Ruiling, Rolled Beams and Bteam Engines, irass Work, General Foundry Machino and Hiacksmith Work. Ofice and Works, U. P. Ry, and 8 17th st. iron ar d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING CO., Cut Nails and Spikes, Omaba, Neb. sty S Omaba Sate Works, G. ANDREEN., Manufacturer of Fire and Burgla: Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jall Work. Shutt, Work. Cor. 14th and Jackson St Wagons and Carriages. Bstablished 1838, A, Y. SIMPSON, The Leading Cais:age Factory, 1409 and 41 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nobs Commlsslon, Etc, M. BURKE & SC Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Managor, Union Stock Yards, 8. Omaba. TGlo Jhone 583 Union Stock Yards Compflny, OF OMAHA. John F. Boyd, buprm\fvudmm SAVAGE & GRI ' Live Stock Commission Herchants. By ments of any and all kinds of stquk solicit d._Union st cl Yards, Omalin, Nob, Lumber, Etc, "7 LoUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Eic. Yurds—Cor. 7th and Douglaz, Cor. 9th and Douwu.l. . Limited. BOHN MANUFACTURING €0, ! Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stalr Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish. Just openoe E. cor. sth and Leavens ‘worth Streets, Omaha, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. Uth Strect, Omaba, Neb. . Colpewzer, ‘Munager. | OMAMA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s, PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes...0 Dealer Agricaltaral Implements, Wagows and Buggies, Omaha Neb. CHURCHILL TARKER, Wholcsale Demler in Agricattural lmplemems. Wagons, Carriages and Buggics, J S, bet. 0th aud 1:th, Omahi, N iz Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOBSE & €O, Jobers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Paraam Street, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory. Summar Strect, Doston, 8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goocs, Fic, 163 Famam Stroct, Omaba, Net Coal, Lime, Ete. JLEF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stona, Office, 213 8. 14th £t., Omabin, Neb. Yards, o anJ Dr yonport Streets. NEBRASKA FUEL €0, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 13th §t., Omana, Neb, 0. O, TOWLE, President. 6x0. PATTTREON, Sco. aid Trens. H. Huonenr, F. A, Baven, Proprictor, Munnger. Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Office, 217 &, 1t Street. Telc phone 40, Gxo. I L Pree. €. ¥.GOODMAN, V. Proa. | INDERLAND Sce. and Troi Omeha Coss, Coke and Lime Cmfipauy, Jobbers of Lard and_sofu_coul, A9 S, &th St | Omaba, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE €O, Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive deal LABAC s in Boulder Colorado Conl,217 | +outh Lith sticet. Coffee and S 'ices. GATES, COLE & MILF Home Coffes and Spics Mills llrg Co. Colloe Ronstors and SpiceGrinde facturorsof Baking bowder, Fiavoring fixt Bluing, etc. Try one case of our 1B pack Home filend Roasted Coffes. 1809 Howard St CLARKE BROS. & C Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. bfces, Spices, Raking dowder. Flavoring Extracts, Laundry Biue, 1ok, vie. 141416 Hur mey Stroct, Omaba, Neb, ! Commission, Ete. BRANCH & C0., i Wholesae Fruits, Produce, Oysters, arnum St., Omubf. Apples—0ur own yack- PIntt & Cy.'s Tiger Brand Oysters, Buttor, ame, Poultry, Potatoc JUHNF. FL Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 105 8. 14th SE., Omaha, Neb, Consignments solicited. Heturns made promvily. It McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. Jmatu. Neb. Spocialties: r. and Chickens WIETD AN & CO., Produce Commission Merchimts. Poultry, Butter, Gamo St., Omah: €16 12th Strec Bute D BROS., General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omahn. Nebraski wents solicited. W. K. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BrEcIALTIES —Cheose, Butter. Bggs, Pouluy 8. lith, Omaha, . Tole- Congign- VEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. Forein nud Domestic Pruits a specindty, ¥ egant storago facilities. Warchouso aud oftice, 10 North Lith st. Telephone TTb. D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full linc of Stone- | ware. 'Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodge St Omaba, MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. llr'rl;.’(rumr and Packing House, 14t th St.,, on U. P, R. K, Track, Om Established 1870, ROBERT PUEVIS, General Commission , 14tk St., Omaha, Nob. Speciu s, Poultry and Gan PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, Prcduco and Provisions, Omeha, Neb GRIFFITH & THOMAS, Buccessors o lsaac Griflith, Commission Merchants And wholesale deulors 11 Soantey Truits, butter, ozgs, oic. (00 on consignim cnt a sffecialty, 820 N, Zoth St., Omaha, Lumber, Bth and California Streets, Omahba, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc Cor. 6th and Dougias Strects, Omahs, Meby GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaba, Nebrasks. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Stock, Faney Woods, Bridge Timbers, 8. W. Cor, uth iund Douglas, Ouiahis, Nobs G. I. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Hol Bilding Papos, Eto, South 1éth nuofil.om » Nebraska, tul B Figh, Etc, Waren &¢ dlogs, SON FISH COY Buceessors to Icken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Tmporters of Tarelgn Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones = Stre ot and o' P, Track. Omalio, Nob.. ‘ Confectionerv. F. P, FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nutsanl Cigars. Farpaw St., Omahaxeb, zu Lime, Cement, Etc, J.J. JOHUNSON & CO. rs of Conl and Coke, fair, Fire Brick, Drai )fice, Paxton hotel, tol Oniah, Nebraska, Job Printing, 3 PRINTING €O, dob lirlnters, Book Bloders, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Successors to A. P, Sohack) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 South 15th Strcet, Omaha, Neh, Dry Goods. GINSIERG & €O, csule Deulors in Dry Goods Hosiery, Notions, , iicos, Embroidery”aed White' Cood A0 B Ervect Omaha, Neb. . White Leads CARTER WHITE LEAD €O, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry, Owaus, Harness, Etc, ¢ & LANDROCK, Manutucturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf 15, Blankets and Robes, 1421 Farnam Streot Omabi, Mattresses, B M. HUL MWattress Company, anufacturing Mettressos, Bedding, Feathor Pulows, Cots, Ete, 1200 und 1205 Douglas Street, Omata, Ncb, Overalls, g CANFIELD MARUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Puots, Shirts, Etc., 1102 and 1'04 Douglas Buvet, Omat, Neb Beer, NG, M. REAT Agent for Anheuser-Busa Brawing Ass'n | Bpecind brands: Fasut Budw eleer wad Krianger. | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMANA L MRER €O, Dealers in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, IME Strect and on 'ne i Trac k.v»mum‘i GERMAN D.WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20t and Lzard St Nebraske, Shingles, fosgor, g b Nob wnnn,‘.m Lumb e, Laln inge, Plekets, Vit Comont. Ninth ana Jonos. = Miltinery, 1. OBERFELDER Tmporters and Jobbers ot Nillinery and Notious, 114 Harney Strc Musival Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale sical Tnstraments, way | kor, Haines and Pinnos, | , Chuso Organs, Furniture, Ete, CHAR SHIVERICK Furnitare, Bedding, Upholstery, l[rrol'l Ete, 1203, 1208 and 121) Faonam Streee U 3 DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Deaiers in Furnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Croceries. E. . CHAPMAN % 0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Emokers” Articles, 1217 Howard S& MEVER & RAAPK E Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cignrs and Tobu 11319 Dougs ! hit, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Strects, Omaha, Nob PAXTON Wholesalo Groceries and Provisions, Ros. 706, %07, 709 and 711 K. 10th St, Omaha, Neb, Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumbor, otas 1209 'and 1211 Harncy streey, Omabn, Nob. EDNEY & GIBIION, Wholesale_Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carriage W¢ 1 Stock. Henvy Hardware, Ete, 1217and 21 eavonworth Stroct, Omahisy HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools and Butfulo Scules. 1405 Douge lus Street, Omul b, LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Bheet Iron, Kte. Agents for Howe Scales and Minini Powder Co., Omuba Neb MILTON ROG Stoves, Ranges, Purnflges, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, und num stre RECTOR & WILHE] Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Bmerson Steel Nails. Cor, 10th and Harney Strects, Owaba, Neb, Harvesters. WM. DEERING & €O., CHICAGO, Manufroturer of tho Daerlng‘ Harvester Goods, Write to W, Lorimor, General Agonty ()muhu. 'jr'«]v'\om)fllll. — Iron Pipe, Ete. PUS Y A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. 8t2am, Wutor, Raflwity and Milling Supplics Et @20, 922 ond 024 ¥ Omubu, Nel i CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam wud Water Supplics, Hendquarters for Mast Foost Co’s Goods, 1111 Furnam Strooty | Omuna, Neb. | s e Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERTCKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dinmonds, * Wools ‘and Matorials, troot) Cor. Dodge, Omalii, Nobs K] o S| Donlers in Clocks, Jew and 163, 16th § Watchas. Nctions, E c. VINYARD & SCHNE Joboers Notions,Hosfery.& Gents'F: rnizhing Goods m lnnd 1098 Farnun St., Omahu, Neb . Rubinson Notion Lompauy. /. and 405 8, 10th §t., Omak: ale Dealers i Notions and nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, “CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0O, Wholesale De_alers in 0ils, Gagoline, Mica Axle b Ete. AL Dishop, Manuge i, Nob, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebruska, HARRIS & T Packers and Provision Demer», Dfiice, Union Market, 1017 Dodge Street, Packing touse, U, P. R R Track, Omakia, Nob. Teles iono No, 1 Safes and Locks, 3 el P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof SafesTime Locks, Vaults wud Jail work, 1020 Farnam street, Omubi, Nob_ DER, Whole gricultural, Yegetablo, Kte, 04 Fellows' Hally N, W. Cor. Mth un ¢ 8t ., Omuha, NLh Drugs, Ete. ety THE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggiste, 4 Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Gl s Omakia, Neb, “‘, = Wins, Etc, Li juorr, ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines Aud Liguors. 8ole many JIERTE GEO. W, DUNCAN, r to McNAMAKA & DUNCAN, Tmportend and Wholesile Dealers in Viines, Liquors and Cigars, 214w 8. Mih 8t,, Omaha, b Notions, LU * L. BRANDIES & BON, Wholesgle Job Lots, Pry Goods, Notions, Gents' Furs Gouds from Ne York. Trade sa and ‘08 South Lith 8L, Omaha, hing Gog Flour and Feed, J.WELSHANS & €0, Wholestle Flour, Feed aad Grafn, srers lshans & Co.'s Quick s Omahe trcety, Owabs