Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1886, Page 3

LOWER PRICES 1IN CHICAGS. The Little m Given by War News Col- lapses Very Suddenly. WHEAT SUFFERS A DECLINE. | Corn Quiet the and Provision Market, Ing Lard-A Day the Bears, A Break in Includs For Lower CHICAGO GRAIN M Cincaao, Au : to the Bre.)—Wiear—The who bougnt wheat yesterda nable to cet rid of their unlonded to-day. Market cables brought news of brilliant weather in France and England, and consol quotations showed that English securities had recovered from the it depreeiation cansed by the war flurry. “Ihe foreign wheat market was not quoted as lower exeept fractionally for California. and itis noted that last night's offerings by Chi cago shippers were nearly ted by forcign correspondents this morning, New York was especially bullish, but the power of the loeal erowd proved too much for outside influence. The local bear parly pointed to heavy and in- creasing northwestern receipts and to con tinued 1 receipts of winter wi evidence that stocks would certainly increase rapidly for the next few weeks in spite of an export novement of larger proportions than Lias been witnessed at any correspond- ing tine for years. Wheat for September ened Jqe off and for October “xe off, of ¢ and S08¢ respectively. October sot up to Sle, and then it got back to 80%e. — For an Jour or two the market hung at N, @-0' e, but shortly before midday it broke to 797, O & reaction in consols toan anti-war statis The local bears helped the price down to the best of their ability and offered grain freely and small lots. October elosed ARKET. 0, nst am Ipers on war nholding ney and were Corn was qu we e lower than market at no time was i mfined very largely to the scalp T'he operitions were not heavy, was one of steadiness at the and prices at the yesterday. The ticilarly weak OATs—Earlier trading in o proved prices, increased speculative shipping inquity — hardening values, Later, however, tiie market eased off, and the tinal quotations mark a decline in Sey tember of f@ie. The October and May op- tions held steady with small fluctuations, and the closing figures show slight changes irow yesterday. Provisions—Provisions were firm until nearly the close of the session, when the of ferings of the product became freer und the broke not_far but sharply, We note Jf 1235c in pork and 10@ise in lard. For the first time the lard_syndicate relaxed its erip and let the price of September down 10c, October declining. Ribs did not in the weakness in_other products. — Oc pork closed at §¢ . October lard at $6. and October ribs at 86,15, Cunn, 2:20 p.on—Wlheat was quoted at 804c after the elose, but the feeling became and it declined to S0 bid for October; K0s¢e. Puts on Octo- alls, H@42ge. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CiicAGo, August 24.—[Special Telegram to the B e offerings to-day were much lighter than expected yesterday. “The receipts panned out less than nine thou- sand, and salesmen asked higher prices this morning. But buyers did not see the s tion in that light, and outside of a few fan fat beeves, combining both fat and good qual- ity, which sold stronger, the general market was dull and weaker, Sales were made quite unevenly. Common to fair cattle were badly neglec here was almost no comveti- tion on such cattle as sold below $4.50, aud some salesmen complained they could mot get anybody to i on thin and - rough cattle ping steers, 1 200 10 1350 1bs, $4.10( $3.00@4.20. The receipts of 3 were about 2,500 head, and of northern ers about 1,200 head. The market to-d: falely active. The Texas cattle were mostly t good quality at strongel Tthern Montana 50 to 1200 Ibs, ie’ market most stock sold about regular buyers had all they wante atter a few Shipping ovders were filled, ruled slow, so that at the extreme advance of 'the morning was lost, the genera market closing rather weak. Common and rassy mixed $4.40@4.00: fair to good corn Fod mixed, $4 1.90@ 5.10. ‘Ihere was literally no demand for strictly assorted i opcned aetiy ¢ higher, but after the and trade close th New York. August24.—MoNEY—Quict; ranging from 2 to 8 per cent, closing at per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—Unchanged at4@5 per cent. Srenuixn EXciraNar—Quict: 84,811 sixty day bills and for demand, finvmmm..\:sfl,mcnumuz» were but steady. Srocks—The stock market to-day re- flected a greatly improved feeling, The market was firm at the ope ning, tirst prices showing advances of % @3 per cent, There was i slight recession in early trading. but prices soon became firm and eontinued to ad- vance slowly until just before the close, when a small reaction occurred, but the mar- ket closed firm near to the best ficures d. Final prices show advances in every case, but for fractional amounts only in the active list, STOCKS ON WALL l? cent bonds.. 100% C, & [§ (‘Pnllm Pacitie. for aunt STREET. 8% S, dig 1 4| lRock St L. & 5. F |0 hofepad? 1St P& 0 165, preferred . % Texas Pacitic. 8, Union Pacifi 4450 W, St. L. & 20| preferred . .. 100l \\ estern Union, ; R &N.. ll]llluh (¥ rnlml , Bo& W, Cinsus & Lake Shore &N fich. Centr o, Pucitie Northern Pac. .. preferred PRODUCE MARKET, Ohicago, August 24, — Flour - and unchinged; winter wheal $4.05@4,10; sonthern, $5.90@4.00; W §5.004,10: Michigan sof{ sprin 410: Minesotn bakers, ShogA.10: paten $1.30@4,00: low grades, $1.75@2.75; Tye flow et at 8325850 1o barrels, and’ $5.00@ 20 in s Wheat-Opened % under yesterda ng and closed below closing eptember, 8ic: October, S0 Corn—Ruled ‘weak and deelined ige under yesterday’s closing and closed iye lower ( esterday’s prices; cash, 4l%c; September, 16¢; October Oats—Opened Beptember r: cash, Steady tlour, sconsin, (‘l.h, sy, 1eacied and elosed with nd October deliveries ,uw. bet- 6150, September, 26-11-10¢; Octo- . 770, {ye—Dull at 50c. arley—Quict af 59 Plax-decd. $1,00%4, imothy—Prime, $1.00. Whisky—$1.15, Pork- . closin Ee;-um (@9.65, at inside or, §9. ats — Shoulders, $5.76@587i¢: $0.00@6.05; short ribs, $0.15@ "Butter—Firm, un;m Eves -18@180. Ohoase—Weak, full eream echeddars, furs, bhm}‘b Young Awericas, reen salted, fully cured, Sc: light, creamery, 18@8c; dairy, THE ¢ damaged, alted 11012 S@10'4¢; de: 1 dry New York, Augustd 190,000 expe 05,000 WVheat—Recelpts, spot 4@ lower sing steady with raded red, *8a®e: No Nl @s0ige in elevator e 1. 0. b.; September clos lower Ung ats (@ie better lower 40,000 D15 exports, o 1t X@!ge ports, 8000 sack white western Petralenm Pork—Uncl Lard—He Western st Butt and options steadier ingrade Septeinber lower: receipts, 03,000 mived we 4 United, closing at inged, y and lower, clo Fair request riner and quict; western flat rs—Firmer stern fresh, \Illunnkm-. A cash, noiinal w €055 24, Sentember neinnati, Al No. 2 red, 9 Corn—=No. Oats—No. Rye—F Pork Lard Whisky—Firm at §1.10, Minneapolis, August 24, Onened weaks No. 1 hard closed No. 1 hard, cash, 3 orn, in bettér demand’ eash 54e; No, 2 northern, rin; patents, $4, “Wheat, Wheat, Wheat— sust 4110 mixed, uixed Wheat--- t lge lower. No. 1_North temn- L (@iiie ‘ cash, @, 55,000 bushels: flour, 8,000 bushels; flour, Wheat—Weak Septem- Aungust 24, and lowers No. 2 red, eash, 0 ber, Corn=Dull and lower; cash, 3c; Seotem- « tember Rye Whis Pork Lard Butter. 10c215¢ Kansas City, Lower; No. 2 : 14c bid, 6 Lower; No. sk and lower; 205¢ cash, 2637¢; Sep- Dull ‘at$10.15@10,25. Dull at $6,6 Firm; Creainery, 18@22c; dairy, Augnst [ 1. — Whe bi = ep- 2ge; Septems ominal, New Orleans, August 21.—Corn — In rdemand but lower: in sacks, mixed, 5@ white, 52@53c; yellow, Si@hic. Oats—Qu Cornmeal—Easier at 82,20 Hog Products—Dull and ¢ fooping. or! fined tierce,87.1214@?. houlders, £0.40; long clear .—Wheat—In fair demand; winter, 65 93¢d; spring 6s 10d. Corn — In fair demand: spot, 48 4d; uber, 48 415d: October and November, and clear rib Liverp: 24, —Wheat—Septem- nal rei Cattle IS A Ji teady i ud foe bulls and mixed, $1.500 hrough Fexas cattie, 8 i y. natives and half bree 03,253 wintered rong western f T 8,000 4.10, i10gs—Kecetpts, 14,000 Touglh and mixed shippin, ips, & rlosing weak .65; packing and ~light, 4500: steady shade 0@3.00; Texans, $2.00@ 8,005 Iambs $4.25@5,273; per 100 1bs. St. Louis. August 24.—Cattle—Receipts, 12003 shipments, 1,0005 firm; common to choice shipping, $ butcher steers, $5.50004.1 03,50, ifogs—Recelpts, 2,000 shipments. 1,000; firm; butehers’ and best he .90@ ined backing, - $4.40@3.05 TRt welgits, $4.25@4.70, Kansna Oity, August 24.—Cattle—Re- ceipts, 4,000: shipments, 1,200: common to icc, & stockers and feeders, (2,60, ts, 50003 shipmeats, 1003 comuion and mixed, Slow: common o choice, $1.104.55; skips and Digs, $2.6004.30, | ker; native August 24, ry_quict to- tle doing in the ere liberal for a Mon- ter than on ime t choicy H0G3—The recipts “The quality v Saturday, and at the was stronger. _ One load of v ho:s reached $4. Sheep—There is no market. R s, Catle. Hogs.. Prevailing Prices. Showing the provailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 1350 to 150 1bs, $4.20@4.95 Cholce steors, 1100 to 130) Ibs. . T5(@4.15 Medjum- steers, 125 to 1350 1bs . .. 8.601@4.00 Fat little sicers, 1050 to 1150 lbs 3.65(d:5.8) Good feeders, 900 £01000 1bs Good to choico corn-fed cow: 2,900 Fair to medium grass cows. . Good to ehoice bulls. .. 50?50 Light and medium nog: 4.35@1.50 Good to choice heavy hog Good to choice mixed hogs Fair to good snorn sheep Representative Sales. cows Av. .. 1,008 3 Pr. £8.05 £3.85 Shk, Pr, 50 §4.65 120 4 160 120 47214 10 475 THROW $4.00 ot 17, Range of Prices. Showing the highestand lowest prices paid for nyixed 0ads 0 hogs on this Inarket dnrs ingthe past seven days, with comparative values: August, 55 (@47 (@450 ay 17th.. 4.5 Wednesday, 15 ursday, 19th,, 4,021y Friday, 30th.... 4. turdhy onday, uesdiy. August Live Stuok Sales. Showing the number of eattle. hogs and sheep purchased by the leading buyers on to-day’s market. cATTI Lobman & Rothelild. Hargls & Fisher...... Beal...... Onaha Backing ¢ OLhers...veeeess lotal. . North & Co. Clark Bros G, 1L Ihlumun\l & Co Others. Total .. 1053 Allsalgg of stock 10 this market are inade ?:‘OIL 1lve weikht unless otherwise stated. rad hogs sell at 3c per 1b for all weights, “tkins,” or liogs welghing less than 100" lbs no value. Ju‘nnul sows are docked 40 lbs aud stags Notes. Receipts of hogs heavier, The hoz market advancing. Only a few cattle on the market M. Burke & Sons have put & fiuc new safe 1n their office, ‘Twelve cars of cattle went out t the Rock Island. a7 9o OMAHA DAILY A. Hedges, Bip ot at 1he yards Repp & L., 1 on the mar G. A. Speits, Schuyler, cattle on the market Mr. Sutton, of Melnta liere with two loads of cat G. I Hammond & Co, received eleven | ears of cattle shipped in to them J. M. Grantham, ot Dewitt, Neb, engaged as bookkeeper by Palmert & MoCloud R. Templeton, Tekamah, was over the market witha view of Iot of cattie Col. Shitp, the g Stock Yaras eompany, month’s vacation, Geo. Neff, Blair, had two to-day ana topped the market hogs averaging %01 b M. CF Way has returned f his trip to Kansas City with two loads of hogs, and he suy & that Omahia is about as good a tiarket as can be found. R, R Ryan, Bradshaw to-day looking over the alookout for some good feeders, He has six londs of fat cattle that are ready for market The exports of barreled pork was nnusually liberal in July, and more than double tiie quantity exported in corresponding month Jast year—amounting to 149,000 pounds last year Four cars of hogs were on the market from Omaha to-lay Hozs are so low there and buyers so searce that a_reshipment was made by some well-informed nien. cbraska ers will take note at - once.—[Drovers , Kanzas City. ‘Lhe Omaha market was the dullest and meanest of the summer on the day when the shipment was made. One of the shippe | has returned, and he is satisfied to such an extent that 1t will be a long time hefore he goeson - another such “wild We have not heard defin vy from the ||V|| 15, except that they Jost the shippers Creck, had two loads mplireys two 1aads of sold had three loads of h & Sutton, was beer ), Love here looking shipping a nial tary lias returned of the from a 10ads of he at $4.7 in the was at the yard market and keeping On the market with hogs: Bue Ross. Stromsbures A. K. Nihart & Co ) G. Dawson, 'North Bend: Meisner & Taylor, Shelton: Bliss & Bliss, Seluyler: W, 11 Bea gle, Loup Citys Fisher & Wagner, York: G. L. 8mith, Ulysses: Hartman & Dunn, & Snell & Agnew, Ashland; J. msburg, cClond. a well.known live stock o, Neb. taken an interest in stock commission firm ot Palmerton v hereafter the fivm will be known nerton, Love & MeCloud. Al of the gontiemen. comprising the itm are “well- Known citizens of. Nebraska that lave been Kloy liurst man’ nv W the liv Mr. MeCloud was in with five ttle, but refused to sell at the offered and ' took them through to Chi- His parting words were that tie buy- crs here were tryIng to steal the catile. and that jt was the last time they would cafch him here. He was scen to-day and frankly owned up that he lost just 8100 by not accepi- ing the offer here, besides the extra shriuk- age. Hesays tl) ence, and that he want to pay $100 for s nothing like experi- had his and does not ny more. OMAHA WHOLLSALE MARKETS General Produce. Tuesday Evening, Augn The following prices are for round lots of produce, as sold on the market to-day. The quotations on fruits represent the prices at which outside orders are filled. Eaas—The market is slow at 8! /@, Burry sweet, solid” and uni- form color, packed in 'new clean tubs, commands 15 10 16¢, or even more, in the m ket, but there is little or none coming in that an be graded as such. Faney butter in stone crocks is bringing even better prices. Fair to good country butter is seiling at_10@12%,c. Poor at saSe, and - slow. Creamery butter, not the very best, sold this week at 18@20c PovLrry—Old fowls, per doz., spring chickens, large, 3 spring eticks eus, medium, S150@] ing chickens, gmall, ot wanteds duck full eream ehedd: ts, 1Wo in box, 10¢ Anier brick, 1 fall e faney Swiss, 14 NEW PorATc any consequenc and local It 101 Limburi, 10 potatoes n the commission houses s are mostly supplying the demand. most too carly to any exact conclusion of what the potatoe crop will be, but reports eathered from of the most Important poi i Nebraska would seem to crop on account of dr he p toes are swall and only a few in a bill. With- out doubt choice varieties of assorted stock, zood size, will command good prices this fall, It is too early yet to begin shipping in car lots. asdealors” are not ready to put in a large stock until there is less danger of their not keeping well. A few potatoes in small lots have sold above the following quotations: Home grown. per bu.. 50oe, ON10Ns—Southern, per bbl, $ Cerriy—There is ot really enough com- ing in to supply the demand, but it will not be handled very extensively until next month, - Celery, like oysters, the best in the “IX” months. Shivping stock, ver doz 40@0c. Oysters—Thero are no oysters of consequence in the market yet. The season | here does not open as a rulé until about the 1st of September. ‘I'he market will probably open at from 85 to e, according to- e grac LrxoNs—The market is about steady here, Tho warm wenther of the pust few davs lins brought n a_good many orders. from the counttry. Messini, 80.75@10,00, BANANAs—There are not many in the market at present. As the weathier becomes cooler, 5o that dealers can_handle them with | there will be o better supply on the market, Bananas, yellow, per bunch, §2.00@ 8.00 CALIFORNIA PEARS-—~The tletts are be- re very few on the coming scarce und there marker. ‘There is a liberal supply of other Bartletts, $3.50; otiier varieties, any CALIFORNIA PLUMS=-The receipts of plums have been very liberal and they have been coming in very fair shape. Hungarian prunes will be in the marketin'a short time and will be worth §2.00. Shipping stock, lar 7: shipping stock, smaller 5 y The peaches com- ing in are for the most part very good stoc! hnllm are only rece in limited quan s Peaches, 3 it CALIFCRNIA (€ receipts are not heayy and homegrown ate beginning to compete ‘with them. Muscais, Muscats, choice and fancy, $ kays, MELoNs—Muscatine watermelons, inferior and swaller sizes, § musk melons, per doz., $1.00@1.25, SwrET PoTATORS—lowa home grown are in tne mark selling at e per Ib. BEAN any coming in now, De- "(m"l:l fair @150 per bushel, for clean stoe CocoANUTS—Cocoanuts, per 100, $5,00; than hundred, per 100, §5,50, £y — California, 1 strained, 10c; Nebraska, choice, 12@1: braska, dark, 10@11c. MABLE STRvv—Bul, 14 to 17 gation per gal, i kal cans per gal, e T CipER—New mrk per bbl, ¥7.00; bbl, §4.00: Crab, per doz qts, d. ver bbl,'$6.00, wil single streugth, £20.00; less ifornia, i N i triple 'strength, F1as AND DATEs—Figs, layor, 4 1b boxes, P 10 e, Dates, tancy fard, '12 1b boxes, dc: dates, Persian, 50 1b boxes, per I, 10c. N urs—1 e polished, 1le; pecans, medium, 9¢; English walnuts, 11c; almong Tarragon almonds, Languedoc, 17¢} Brazils, 1; filberts, 14¢; peanuts. hand ked, fancy Virginia, Slge: peanuts, hand ked choice Virginia, 140} peanuts, roasted, 2¢ extra ver Ib, MAPLE SUGAL—Bricks, strictly pure, 50 b hoxe\ er 1b, 15¢: 10-Ib tin pails, strictly Jure , 14¢; 51D bricks, 24-Ib boxes, per b, 1eke. bias, Fuen Tuipe Jf.bul. $4.00; do, 1 b Laibs’ tongues. per b bb $2.50; d iAls, pe Lro—Pigs’ 2.00; §. feet, per per kit te. do, per kit, per doz, $5.25: do, pint zen, 86 Tripe, per 1§ bl 84 i bbl, §2.00; do, per kit, PRrovisions—Ham, cured, 14 boneless | nie hau, Lllge; breakfast bacon. suiar cured, 9he; shouiders, b clear side bacon, 8e: dry salt fldes, Tiy0; dried bect-hams 15@ite; dried beef, ‘umr. lard, 40-lb cans (Fair b:nh), 36¢; 10, 5 'and &b pails, uo, GrAIN- Corn, 25¢; old oats, 28 250: Tye, $3@40c; wheat, 0c. case, & do, per sugar FLOUK AND MILLsTURKA—W inter flour, huu.uulu{ 82.402.50; | putent, 8475; bra, wheat atent,$2.50: second quality, uuulll) spring wheat flour, S0c per ewt; chopped Bl per | ver ¢wt 7.0 w 12 woc L Ut 1 low saw cacl cha: wedi spri £4.4 wire, LE: I ar ) per 101 cwt 001~ 1508 1ig EATHE Jeath WEDNESDAY. Genora n 1 Taliie; i It off. Pt $1 n, 815 no per : hen. ¢ EAVY stoel § < ¢ W03 dry. ed h, 1n, per stee Burd m g 0 it I eal Mor pingsand lining HAL peciul h, 10 by S1.40 cast of W per cwt 3 hay, slanghter n wi: me tarkets, 200 y coarse, per 1b 1l re in by et vel ning, 60 fine heavy, R@ise: Jeathier t, ) burry sole leather, em. Kip, French kip, §1.000 i} $,00110.00 per do ™ WAL ner ot tong square 1, Bi2e erowbars, ar 1o Nailg, rates, 10 to buckshot, W: Sho Pow t der, o, auarter ke Hffibarean. 1 grec zinc. red, 10c3 rose, pink N son’ red chr L per 10 0 seal, 2in ¢ lead, me yell e, Iren ted c, i 0w, ch, Winter's miner panish brown. Dity PAING 5 man Prussian blue, Paris whitin nstown, brown, se: sien wree K, 1 blac] 40c M. & D, i, bur n, whiti n 1 be nt jenui m t kegs, & S1 PAINTS N Ol : white le W vermillion, ng, om'l, nuts, oak calt M b T $1 enc il malieable, harrow Burden's Novs. £5.40, 81 halt {0 n spokes’ | e ho DL 100 Ibs, steel nails, § k ) blasting, ke I Wi ad 1 Sar ench zine varnish « A Tde: Pr 1, T 9¢; vermillion, and burnt umber. burnt sienna, 1 tined lampblick, k. 16¢ dron black, ultramarine bly 16 &D., 10 Venetian e vermillion. 1 M. dryy & 0. D.. er, 8¢} & 18¢ [ ibg) m Ve tian red, hrom K. e ne Atned hr An I teeth, &1,00. top- teet, e} £ sot, fellc e coil 3 iron It noes, Barbed Ton stai 00 neh zin seal, ey . French Tic vellow, ge rochic : india an, : Lehigh brown, miner whiting, g0, el ke ich 16¢: lampblick, ordinary, tramarine, 18¢; o tkrenc hzy ne wilders', Ger. Sei vandyke aw, 4¢ Paris common c; chrome green, brow black raw e raw and 15c; re- and 1vory Prussian biue, Sc: chrome green, L., blind and shutter wrey e rood * Indian red, Americ ellow ochre, B 2. ochre, 16e; wlanut, chestnut and ash, DRUGE AND CUEMICALS. orm, per 1h, 40 1253 epsom s: pure, per i oil, No. 2, castor, , per g al., Dover's No. 1, e I’ugrr‘l‘z.mmlm _n fodide, per b, §3.00 phiate inorphine, per o7 4e: strychnine, RV et ture, 101 hol, til extra, SpIRiTs VRS e dwhi kll 811 Cologne spiri do 101 proot. proof, £1 $1. 14 Les, sbalsain Ac per M. la, per oz, per acetate, opi i, um powd g per oz, sali icin, e per 30; ver oz, 81 per gallon: 0 15; Sp do 155 ity No. Tits, pro re, 1 0c ), L, M Ihe n I atent gralnin color, light oak, dark onk, carbol aiba, vel gl ver oil, loro! “per th, Iycerine, 20, eastol al. §1.40; 03 quinine, Potassium ., 40c; sul sulphur, ver Furnl- No. 1, §1.00; $1.20; Dat asphaitum, hard ol finisn, . 188 proof, 81.14; second auality, 81135, 2.0% per wine gatlon. $1.000150. Kentucky bourbons, bourbon ndiet, .00, imported. per per case, $10,00@16.00. Prekres—Medium, half halt bls, bbls, & Gin and Pennsylvania ryes, and rve imported, & Gins, imported, &2, K Alco- Redis- blended, 200004 whi-kies, 5008501 84 '>0 Champagnes, | 4-gatlon kegs, 8(@dbe per eall strictly pure, H M"‘Yh ican, do in do in o1 quarter apples, & DI @h;, de; in evaporated bxes T bige Lak (@0 @4l CANNED Goons—Oysters, cas, $3.503 raspl t.boxes, peach 0 & berries, 3 P 1 mackerel. pe B@sg: peaches, evaporated, 08, none in market currants, 74@7 wherri Iy mon per doz per case, $1 Jun e pea ase, § per cas €l \onst (@ I:u_kbt,r- (@l17c; hly@lTc; Lhnbmn ©; prunes, standard, 21b per ca; e, 5 ) per neéw, 19 new, 4% e Lo ner aliforni; cherries Ib, per case, §i doz. $1.20: 11b s 2 b string bea Ib Tima been MArTOWTAL peas, per cas 5 @2, gise. per cas 2 b goosebe 20052 b ¢ 3 1b rly omatoes, ib corn, per case, S1.90 orn lw«-!. pe neh, 93¢ SuGARS—owdered, 73 granulated, standard extra C, 5 medium yellow, by UH plen city gloss, Graves' 1b, 7 | ford s 3¢ 1@ ernment Jav 200 A ic, 5 80da. " 3 1b, or Kingsford’s gloss, [ T5¢ lglmhhn(l 5 l)ll“\, 4c. IRF 11 6 CANDY—Mi Ci doz, $1.70@?, % inch, 10}7c 0, 4e: cutloaf, Ta7lie conicetione: ors 1 1 A. 6le 2@54c; ok, B3§@91 e Ib, 59¢c: Mirror I35 ;.lms 6 Ib, Bic; ), 1 fb 6e; Kingsford’s umfi‘ 1 1b, e} Kings- Kingsford's pure, 31b, 103 @1le: Ordinary grades prime, 111@12¢; choies 34 @19%c’ n and yellow, 18¥g@lilge: old gov: Moch: 20 4, 2UdUe nerlor Java. e Melmuatiina k£ Dilworth’ s irk Kirk’s satinet, § Kirk’s white Russi Can. M §1. 80,501 A 10kc. Frequently the names of the shops Mexico S h Red Cross, 14 1mper Kirk’s standard, Suvon .00 m,. uckle’s roasted ronsted, 14} c. n, $4.00: Kirk’s w hite Dome, $5.55: Washboard, $3,10. - nps—ver caddie, gase $1.00; square cases, § OCANDLES—Boxes, 40 1b 68, 03/, boxes, 40 ib, 16 oz, 6s 10c; hal round, per 703 mule square, t 0; be 8, 95/c} )X 20 b, ¢ more pious than appropriate. res of them are dedieated to Jesus, or Blessed Virgin y of Mexico ealled Blood of Christ: tina_del Mader is d 15,00@1%.00; | the Mother of G on Corpus Cl de ! ‘There 15 one in the the Pulguerin of another is La Can- Suloon of Dois—The Still another aronnd isti (Body of Christ) street licated to the Holy Ghost. Academyof the Sacred Heart | PARK PLACE,OMAHA, NEB. Terms, Payable i Advance Including Board, Washing, Tuition in English or French, Instrumental music Use of Books, per session or five months, $150. References are required from persons unknown to the institution. For further mformation apply to the Rt. Rev, Jas. 0’Oonnor or to the Lady Superior. | ron Stuirs, I i nen, | Ofllfll IAHUFM‘.TU“ERS. \ Pile Driving, I(L\H‘\" & < \\I) ELL, and Contractors Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Howe Truss Hridg I5th s, near Far Frigine hination and Piling and Ouk Timber Telephone N T, win, Cigars and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & (0, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos | Gune and Ammuniton 1 South 11tk Street, 1020 t0 1024 Fariin Street, Omibi. Ne INTEI-OCEAN CriA FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, And ¥Whe Denlors in 1o Ut Stre 1 Noa Tobnees t, Ominha, Nob Lrockery. | W. L. WHIGHT, | Agent for the Maaufacturers and Tmporters Crockery, Glassware, | Lamps, Chitine Bte. Ofice, N7 South 13th C. 8 GOODRICH & CO Ageuts for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 g Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrigorators, | or price lists. 1415 Farnam st, Omaha, Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. . Proprictor. Munufacturer of picc. 128 Dodge and 101 + Omuha, Neb, Sen and 165 North 1ath Strec RUEMPING & DOLTE, 7 Manufacture:sof Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., #10 8, 12th 8. Work dono i any pritof the country. "~ Western Cornice Works, €. SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized n Corni tull'c Skylight. ok, at's in ana 6108, _ Doors, Sash. Bte, The Gate City Plening Mill Doors, Sash and Blivds. Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stuic work of every de- seription. A. HOSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Kouldings, Ete. Btair Rails o spocially. Te No. @ _15th and Marcy £ts., Omu phone n, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L. W. W()[ FE & CO., Kln-nrlclma, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaba, Durglar Alarms, Tolls, ntting, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work iling, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteam Rogines, lrass Work, General Foundry Muohineand Hiacksmith Work., Ofes and Works, U, P. Ry. aud 8 17th st. fron ar d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA SUFACTURING C( Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nuils Omaha, Neb. e slalty. o Safes, Omalia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burgla: Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wire Work. Cor. 14t and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Bstablished 1858, A. T. SIMPSON, The Leading Car.iage Factory, 3400 and 141 Dodge Stroct, Omaha, Nob. Commlsclon, Etc, Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent. SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Kerchants. | Shipments of any anda all kinas of stock so + ed. UnionStck Yards, Omaba, Nob, Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer fn Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. Tth and Dougla: Cor. 9th und Douglas. ? BOHN MANUTACTURING €O, ! Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Tntorior Hard Wood Finish. Just opened. cor. 8th und Leuven- worth Streets, Omaha, Neb. T CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. Mth Strect, Omaha, Neb. F. ‘Munager. C. N. DIETZ, % Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaba, Neb, = Colpotzor, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Dougias Strcets, Omaba, Yob, ki GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dezler in Lumber, Omuha, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, &c., 8. W. Cor, 9th und Douglus, Omaba, Nob, . LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouddtss, Building Paper, Bto, South 1ot 3treety Gumim obraska. — M. BURKE & SON; Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 5. Omuha. Tole b Flgh, Ete. ! NSON FISH €O Buccessors to Icken Siemssen & Co Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Toceign Tish, Nos. 011013 Jo P tre ot und o I Track, Ok Nob. oy Cenlectionerv. F.P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nits and Cigars. Farnaw St., Omahaxeb. Lime, Cement, Etc, J.Jd. J()H\\‘n\‘ & CO., Mawstaess of (ol Wale L, And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Cement, Plas ter, Lime, Hair, Firo Brick, Deain, Tile and Bower Pipe. Office, Paxton hotel, teléphone 811, Furnam Street, Oniali, N ebraska. e Job Printing, RE] PRINTING €O, Job Printers, Book Bluders. | 3 'OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY (OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s, PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes Agricultural Implamm and Bug CHURCIULI WiHlolcsal wngons lia Net PARKER, Domler n Agricultural Implements, Wagons, es wnd Buggic 1oth, Omat Carrin o N st bet X Boots and Shoes, w. Vv MORSE & Jobhers of Boots and Shoes, 1) Faraoin trect, Onm Summbar St Carpets 1, Neb, i Manufactory. oston, € A, ORCHARD, Wholesalo Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtn ' Str ¥ te, 163 Famam muha, Not Coal, Lime, Ete. JLEF W, BEDIORIY, Coal. Coke, Lime and Stona. Office, £13 8. 14th ‘1., and Di venpor Omay NENRASKA FUT Shippers of Coal and Coke SUS, 1h § G Gro. PATTEASON, Sce. Q.M. Hrrnenr, Proprictor, i Treas! Neb, Yards, M \, Neb. , Presidont, Mannger. Hebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, “Telc phono 40, Offico, 217 &, Gro. | T Stred Lanacm, Pr JLALSUNDERLAND 1. C. F. GOoDNAN, V. See and Trode, Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard and O " conl, 200 8. 1, Neb, Lth St OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE €O Hard and Soft Coal Exclusive dealors in Toulder Colorado Coal, 2 touth Hth s 1 ticet, Coffee and S vices, MILIE Home Cofles and Spica Mills mrg Co. GATE ol Coffee Ron: Spice facturersof | Bluing, etc. Try one ca r, Fln of our 1-b Jders, oring Tix o Home lend Roasted Coffes. 1609 Howard St, Cmahin, Neb, CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffes and Spice Hills. Teac, Coffces, Spices, Baking Powder. Flavoring Etracts, Lavindry Buo. ney Streot, Omaba, Neb. Tok, vie. 141416 Har- Commission, Ete. BRANCH & €O, Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, Omaha. Apples. L& Co's Tiger 1 Poultry, Pe d “Our own pack- Oysters, Butter, JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Eroduce, P isions, Fruits, ¥ sur and Feed, 105 A, Neb. Consignments solivitod. Heturns iade promous R McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. th Stre 40) aha, Neb, Specialtios: Buts | Ezgs, and Chickens. iDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, 2208, 4th 8t., Omahs, Nebruskn. WESTERFIELD BROS | General Commission Merchants, 1400 Dodgee Street, Omulin, ments solic W. E Nebraskn, Consign- RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BPECIALTIES —Cheese, and - Gam vhone No. 395, W Butier. 112 8. 1, Omaba, Poultry Telg A%uh KS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants, Forcign and Domestic egant storugo fucilities 10 North 1ith st. D. A. FUits 1 specinlty Warehouse and office, Telephone T, HURLEY Fl- Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Bgzs and Produco. A full line of Stono- ware. Ouwulia, McSHA & SCHRO¥ Cousigniments soliciwed. MM Dodge St, | Buyers of Butter and Eggs Refrigorator u 1 Packin worth St.,, on U. bt House, 14th & Lenvens Tra L. s, Omubia, Established 1870, ROBERT PULVIS, ezeral Commission, 2118, 14k Bt., Omuba, Nob D lties~Buttor Eisas, Poulliry tnd Game, PEYCKE IIROS., Commission HMerchants, Fruits, Produce and Proyisions, Omu GRI Sue Iy & ssors to lswne 10MAS, Griftith, Conmission Merchants And wholesale d fruits, butter, oxxe, o s spe nu) ol vuntry . G00s an consignment produce KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, P, Produce Commission Herchants, Buccescors to A, No. 213 Sout Lith Strcot, Omubn, ) Dry Goods, L. GINSBET Wholosule | Sy Noh oo, sin Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Linens, i.ic 100 De wilroider White Leads nd Whito' € oo whia, Nob. o CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Purs White Lead. ty. 2011 St-, aud U, P, I Harn Etc, Omalis, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manutucturers and Jobbors of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwaro 1 Goods, Blankets u Streot Ouieh 1 Robos. 142 . Nob, Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Wottress Company, turing Maitres ats, dit b, Pillows Owubia, Overalls 1206 s 1208 wiing, Feather Manufasturers of 0\'01&1!13 Jeans Favts, Shirts, B 102 1d 1 0 Douglhis Btatet, Omadis, ok, Beer, M BEATING, Agent for Aphenser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpeci al brunds; Vasut Bu iger asd Briven packnge | OMANA L MRER €0, Dealers (n All Kinde ot Building Material nt Wholesale. ME Stoctand 1l Track, Omah GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale De.ller in Lumber, 20th and | i, Nebraskn. Jo A WAKEFIELD, Wholesele Lumber, Lath, Shinglas, e et Lo s, N = Mill 5 —— RITLDER, | ery, 1Ok Tmporters Millinery and Notions, 1218 and 1214 Ha strect, Omaha, Neb a0t nstruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, holesalers m Musical Instraments, cinwny P Hair w Pinos, Pacs 5 10 10th ber, Decker 1 Organs, Ch CHARLES SHIVERICK niture, Bedding, Upholstery, errors Eie, 1205, 1208 and 120 Farmam Streoc On i DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Deaiers in Furnitars, Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb, Groceries. E. B CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobaeeo und Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard 8& MEVER & RAAPK Wholesale raucy Grocers, Teas, Eplccs, Cignrs 3 and 191 Dougs MCCORD, BRADY & m\nAN‘ Wholesale Grocers, i Corner 10th snd Farnam Etrects, Omaha, an{ TON, GALLAGHER & O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, , 07, 709 and T11 S, 10th S, Omubo, Mh. Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Bprings, Wugon Stock, Hurdwood Lumber, eta, 1209 and 1211 Hurnoy stroe, Omabia, Nob. EDNEY & GIIBON, Wholesale. lron Steel, Wagon And Carriazo We 3 Stock, Heavy Hardware, Ete. 12i7and 121 rn\ aworth Strect, Omahay HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanice’ Tools and Buffalo Scal lus Streot, Omuhin, iE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, meau‘ Bheet 1ron, Agrents for Howe Sciles ang Minini Powdcr Co., Omahn Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SON: Stoves, Ranges, Furuuces, Tites, Mantles, Grates, br 1405 Douge RECTOR & WILRELMY €O, Wholesale Hardwm‘e and Rails, son Steel N Cor. 10th and liarney b, Neb. Harvesters, W DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufeeturer of the Deeringnl'arvesler Goods, Write to Wi, Lorim oral Agent, Omubia.”Teephone 610, Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Bt2am, Wuter, Ruilway and \IAIImu Supplies, rn;‘ 920, 022 und 924 Furnam St. Ouaha, Neb. CHURCHILL PUMP €O, ! Wholesalo Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Bteam und Water Supplies. Hendquurters fo? Must Foost Co.'s Goods. 1111 Farnmn Streety Ol . ] Jewelry. " EDHOLM & EIICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Doalers in Silverware, Dinmon locks, Jewelers' Toola 'and Ma and 163, 15th Street, Cor. Dodge, ot Watchos Ete, 1 Om Nct'ons, Ec. VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobbers Hotions, Hosiery. & Gents'Furnishing Goods 100 and 1003 Karnam St., Omabu, Neb d. I\ Robinson Notion Company, | 403 and 405 5. 100 St, Omuba, Wholesale Dealors in Notions and’ G nishing Goods. Oils, Etc. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE €0, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Gasoling, Micn Axle Grouse, A. I, Bishopy Munuger, Omuhia, Ne Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppur, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, Union Market, 1617 Dodge Str lul king 80, \[I‘I‘ by It 16 Track, Omuha, ob. Teles Safes and Locks, A4 . BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,Timo Locks, Vaults d Juil work, 1020 Favnim street, Omah, Nob K"holesale and Pvl.ul Dealer in Seods. wotiblo, Bte, Btk und Do Ete, Odd Follows' Hally 5t ., Omiahia, Nob, =5 Drugs, e GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists, A Ana Dealer in Puints, Olls and Window Glass Omalia, Heb,, Etc, sl THE = = Wins, Li ors, ILER & €O Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liguors, Fole ina of Konnoly's ?;“-‘I Tudin Bitters, 1012 Bucceesor o and Wil Wines, Liguors and quars 214un. S 14th S, Ong Notions, Etc, L. BRANDIES & Wholesale Job Lots, iturni wde sulce dauly. Omutn, Good 5 WY ) ih St Dry Goc Gonde frc N 08 Sou , Gonts Flour and Feed, WL Wi 3 & 00, : Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manu urers of W, 0. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Taising Backwheut flour id ey retors Onabs 1 City Mills, cor. wid Vuzudu Streots, Owaha