Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1886, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Fears Entertained That Corn is About to | Take a Biz Drop. ARMOURAND THE BUCKET SHOPS | A Story That He Has Them Short Can Exerta H e tivity 1 Squecze in Provisions Quotations. CHICAGO GRAIN MARE l'elegram to ~The corn receipts to«day over estimate a it There were 707 Wheat inspected to the extent Sof thom being spring and 111 Ol vats there were 200 cars, The Is yesterday were 18352 bu of ybuof corn aud 45,500 bu of oats, The local ten:per on aecount of the im: vroved weather conditlons and Jeipts was alittle less bullish in corn, which opened at 427:c for October, sold at 42.@ and then 423¢c straight. Wheat was in waite lively dewmand from local scalpers and along line of small traders, which made prices rather firm. October opened at 7iiie and sold steadily to e, Owing mainly to the over supply of live hogs the provision market was heavy. October pork opened at 10e lower, fell to $10.123¢ and then re- c:\vlwl to 810, By 10:30 Oc! tober wh 8250, corn to ClicAGo, the Brr ran the cars in, of 184 car winter withdra wheat, 516 Sent Spectal heavy re had vicked up to sing trade in pro- visions, prineipally sold up to £10.50, an advanee of @ difticult matter to push wheat over i8%c tor October, though at this figure it was bought with sufli- cient freedom to absorb all offerings. But corn showed adisposition to_ease off, and caried wheat with it back 1o ¥%,c. For over an hour around noon it tailed to move more 10 ) ointaway from isige, bu rouched the nghest pointsagain, The uiore excitenent in ribs and pork th thing eise on the floor, I'lie story is goinz around ina very way that Armour has the bucket sl heavily “short” on pork and has little civmpaign to wine them out, and no_one doubts hisability to do this very' thing it he i so disposed. Local shorts swallowed the story and rushed into cover such stuff as they had sold, foreing the vrice of Octobe up to $10.40 by noon, it having i 80ld as low as 10,1215, an advance of But these prices faifed to hold very After the loeal crowd hadsot all they wanted, values reacted to $10,2755@10.50. Lesgynsky varied the monotony of the rib crm\d by buying right and left about 100,000 1bs altogether, but he did not get even this mueh without the boys running the market up on him about 15¢, October touching $6,70 alter having been a drug_on the market around the opening at $6.4 Other parties say he did not buy 4 5 ereditéd with above and that” the crowd frightened him off by running the market be- fore he got all e wanted. 'The incident con- tributed by his buying was about all there in the market. The close was steady and firm at quotations, Swmall stull was generally improved—oats Dbetter, steady, barley also steady for the higher grades, but _low” grades were more plenty and lower. Seed Juiet A very bearish feeling scems to be growing about corn. and bets are made that the vres: ent and prospeetive h coupled with the absence of any frost da k the market to a lower point thau it has n for months. wheat touched qui 8%e, mainly on buying in such small lots that they could not be traced to any ‘XN"' al intluence, butit quickly broke back lge, there being yicnty for sale. A crnoon session trading opened ely, with no great change in 1 o'cliek. Corn sold moderately and wheat dragged around large interest was shown provisons, the erowd being nearly s in whieat, ‘The final closings w a_ shade ‘stronger, 76 @iod;c il i RO, @S0! 275 (wAde vember; 817 ¢ l)l‘u‘mlll T, 4lige Septémber; 423 « ¢ N 3 255{c Sev- Novem- September; ovember. Lard] ily October., September; S6. ] ()lk, £10.42 14 October; Im.!ln- by bulvlunb&, M—Puts on October wheat, TLes TW@iice. On October corn, 423c, 43 @48lge. il CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Sept. 2.—[Special Telegram to the BRE.|—CAT? ‘The history of the cattle market for the day can be 1elated in a very few words. Prices are the lowest since 1878, and the number on sale the largest, with an exception in January last. With fresh ar- Is there were some 16,000 to 17,000 on the market, A few fancy 1600 Ib steers sold at £5.005,20. and such were the only s tor which there were fixed valuation Plenty of good, useful butchering steers sold at $5.00 @3.50, and as good 1300 and 1400 1b corn-fed Colorados s were ever marketed here at $4.00@4.50, while best natives, except the fancy class noted above, are not making over $4.50@4. Texans, such as are used for canning, $2,00@2.75, and such as suit the shop trade, S2.K5@: Western rangers were a\ln-uu-l&mlullmul lower, there being in all some 10,000 range cattle on sale., Na- tives and half breeds sold at and cows at $2.50@2.7. A buyer for Armour said that only once before did he buy eattle as cheap as yesterday, and that was in 1878, Dr, Suaduth, of Bloomington, had a eut off from his Montana range, his best,and, in fact,about the best rangers that come 'to this market. Prime Montana apersy m.»mgluu 1200 1bs and upward, at §3,50; buyer bought for Morris about 'flllmlucri averaging 1250 Ibs, at $2,00 for feeding in on of the Peoria dlnllllurl(‘i. Armour bought nearly 8,000 eattle for his trade Msuh'nmi. all to be slaugntered in Chi- cago. 1In this lot were about 1,700 Texans for canning purposes. Hoas--The market was active and prices a shade stronger, closing firm with about. all sold. Rough and common mixed sold at $4.55(, good to choice corn-fed mixed 4,700, and best heavy at 55006510, Light were not wanted, nomingl at $4.0004.75, CiricAGo, e INANOIA L. New York. Sept, quiet, ranging from closing at 6 per cent bid, Prive Me NTILE MoNEY—On call 5 to 7 per cent, VAPER—4@5 per (LING EXCHANGE—Quiet and steady al 84! l;‘ for sixty day bills and $4.54 for NTs—Bonds have been dulland st time this week the opening prices were decidedly strong, the advances ranging from ' 10 % per cent enerally. ‘Tliere was mory activity in early 1ading than ny time during the present depression In business,dut it soon dled away and the usual dullness succeeded. A stron e tone afterward prevaled, lasting until about by which time tonal advane been established., ] e were slight re slons from the bestfigures in the last hour, and the market closed rather heavy, STOCKS ON WALL SIREET. ?1 eont lwmh 1004 C, & D o 'Hx-h'r d ! D.&R G Y AT 71 , preferved .. 3 Illiriols fq R EY o 4 Kansas & Texas. 81 Lake Shore 86 preferred Texas Pacif Union Pacific. .. %|W., St. L. & 1. proferred . Western Union. 66 R & N......100x Mo, Pacifi Northern Pac preferred .. PEUUU(‘I' M\“IH&T. Sept. 2 — Flour — Steady nd_unchanged; winter wheat tiour hm@.m; southern, $3.90@4.00; Wisconsin Obicago, 1 &d.0%a4. and | THE OMAIA 0 Michigan soft spring whe 410 Minnes W a4 .10 K400 ; s ¥ W quet at 3 Wheat ind closed patents, rye flour. and $5.00a Strd out the y's clo; same cash, ger, openc aLove vesterds steady miost of the day, clos sterday; eash, 41 1-16¢: October, and at times ¢ better; cash, Ot Ky o—Steady at Bariey —Steady Flax-seed —$1.10, Timothy—rime, Whisky-£1,1 Pork 2@ 35e higher sing steady: 1 8747 ¢; Ock Bulk Meats—Sn clear, $6.65; short ribs, Butter—Steady and incha t short amer cam ched Amner vand: full q Sies adiges Young i A Kitmn at 1 Heavy ¢ ted bull hides, hide {H 12e: dry flint, 150 4e; deacons, He vach, ow—No, 1 i No. 2, 3o, Hides e lieht, 8ige: dry” “salted @ all skins, S@10%;c; country, 3l @i¥e; cake, Sinpments, 11,000 G0.000 Flonr. bbls Wheat, ba, Corn, bu., 0. 300 New York, & ceints, 465,000 — Wheat exports, 005 spot higher and fairly active; options ady S@ise, closing firm _near best r graded red, adl No. 3 red; ¢ in elevator, No. 1 red, Re- @le weed Sept. U s atloat, Octobier, clo " Corn—Spot I@'¢ higher, closing firmy ports, i [ Blige’in closed at Oats—15w! e higher and fairly active: re- ceipts, 15,000 exports, mixed western, 321 @isdes white, B Petroleum—sieady ; U Eggs—Firm; western, 12 Pork—Iirm and tairly options J@le atloaty October 50, ronger; western steam, spot, Butter—Firm but quict: Cheese Firyer western flat, 7 western 12 and in better demands alse. rL Sept. 2 —Wuneat—Stronger; ' 2 mixe ||||:u-\l. 2 Pork—Dull ‘but highe Lard—Stronge Whisky—Steady Milwaukee, Firm: cash, wifc Corn—Dull; No uut» Q‘u ye— Quic Barley—W . Provisions—Firmer, September, £10.15, Minneapolis, a2 Stead . 1 hard, 1je Octo- November A oai Se cash . No,' 2 north- . Octobe ovenber. nl‘r—()m £ patents, $4.404.50: bakers, Sept. October, 7 Wheat — 80,000 bushels: flour, ols, Shipments—W m.n, 5,500 000 barrels. St. Louis, bushels; flour, Wheat—IHigher; No. stember '1»‘“|\‘ N cash, 37 7| higher; No. ‘asy at Pork—Strong at 21 Lard—Finn at $ Whisiy Butter—F 2@ 23e ;3 ¢ ixl\' active and firm; creamery, | 1@ 18e, Corn—. New Orleans, Sept. 3 3 yellow, sack: 1, 5le: white, tand weak. asier in Hog T oducts Pork—$ d higher. Bulk Meats ~‘Imnlvl\ '8, and clear ribs, $6.75, Kansas City, Scpt. 2.—Wheat—Steady ; No. 2 red, cash, bid; October, 6425¢} November, 65%;¢ bid, 66!5e asked. Corn—Stead 0. 2, “cash, 5Ly bid, asked ovember; 35}c¢ bid, sie asked. Oats—Nominal at 25¢ bid, 255%e asked. Sept. 2. —Wheat—Steady and higher; cash, SL 0; long clear sh, 4214e. Nowinal. Liverpool, Sept. 2.—Wheat—In fair mands niew No. % winter, Gs 9d; spring, A1 »ur—In poor demand at 5s 7d. Corn—In fair demand : September, October, Novewber and December, 45 51¢d. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Sept. — The Drover's Journal reports as follow Cattle—Receipts, 11,500; prime firm com- n weak but steady; shipping steers, § stockers and feeders, §$: ows, bulls and wmixed, $1.35@ $2.00@2.60: through Texas cattle. western rangers, vory dull; half-breeds, $: v Hogs—Recei) 000; stronger; rough and Ilun‘d $4.00@4, packing and shi |Plng. .70 hxhl, §3.75@4.85; skips, é 4000 # Sheep—Receipts, 4,000: slow, common 15 1 'ooeuou “Texans, $1.35 Jattle—Receipts, 00; shipments, oo active; good natives i common to choice shipping, $: butcher steers, $5.25@4.005 cow heifers, 3 lloxr;«l{l eipts, 2,4003 ahlP nents, non active and 5¢ low butchers” and best 20@5,10; wixed packing, $4.00@ %5, Tight, 4.10@4.60, Kansas Oity, Sept. 2. —Cattle—Receipts, hipments, 1,500: choice corn fed others weak and slow; common 1o choice, $8.50( 51 ers and feeders, $2.00 COWS, £ 150?65, ilogs —Receipts, 8,000 shipmeats, 600 weak and be lower, ‘except for good | which were stronger: common "to cho $4.10@4.50; grassers and pigs, $2.50@4.00, OMAHA LIVE 8STOOK, Thursday Evening, Sept. 2. CarrrLe—The market was very dull and v, and there was nothing doing, he market was a_little better on 028, but grassy stuff was slow sale, here were a few in to-day, Sheep Prevailing g 1r Showing the pravailing prices pald for live stock on this market. Cholce steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, ..., . $4.1 Chioice steers, 1100 Lo 1300 1bs, Medium steers, 1250 to L op Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . 300 £0 1000 1. corn-fed cows ... cows od to choice bulls Light and meaium qu od (0 ehoice heavy Dogs. . Good to ehoice mixed hogs. . Good to cliolgy shoep. ... Fair togood shecp. Common sheep. @t 004,00 Representative Sales, Av. ‘No. S LT Av, . 897 Av, SHEEP, Y, £3.00, HOGS. Pr. No. 72 | formixed | Monday, 2,600 | 440 64900 440 2 e 440 4800340 S0 440 W....514 10 440 2% 4 Range of Prices, Showing the highestand lowest pricas paid 1s of hiozs on_this market dnr seven s, and for the same ingthe past | time iast year Angnst | 180, | August, 185, Thursday. 2ith, Friday, 27th. Saturday, 120 @h30 450 (4.0 Nth,..| 450 @00 Oth...| 455 (@4.60 ist 145 @1.65 | | | September Tuesday., September Wednesday I'hursday, 1st,) 485 @ 65 (3,55 Shipments, Showing the number of ears of live stoek shipped out of the yards during the day : oGS, No. € Dest . Chicaco Doseses . R Boston 13 . .“ Boston 10isiavevsvivennse wiies vee.Chicago Live Stock Sales. ywing the number of eattle. he b purchased by the leading buyers to-day’s market, ud CATTLE, G, 11 Wammond & Co. (shipped in) Others cieee . OGS, G L Hammond & Co. .ol Anglo-American Packing Co Squires & Co. ¢ North & Co... Clu] Others Allsales of stock i this market are made Jes et live weiilit unless otherwise stated. ad hogs sell at lge per 1b for all weizhts, Kins,"™ or hogs weihing less than 100 Ibs novalue. Pregnant sows aro docked 40 Ibs and etags 80 Ibs. Notes. Hoz market active, Cattle dull, ‘Phere were a few sheep on the market and sold. Hamumond received thirty to-day. Mr. Olark, of Clark Bros., has returned from a trip cast and was on thie market again o-day. Mr. Nelson, Hartinzton, and sold a load of cows. Mr. Jameson, Weeping Water, had a load of caitle in to Andrew Marquess, Wm. MeGinnes and D, McGinnes, Shoshone, wereall in to-day with cattle, Thomas Wilkinson, head of sheep in to-d Sides Bros., Lowell, marketed 110 sheep. B. Ewin, Exeter, marketed two loads of hogs to-day, %1 in number, averaging Bl4 pounds, that topped the market. On the market with hozs: W, H. Thomas, Couneil Biufis: K. Danning & Co.. Shelby? Dowtingand Purcell, North, Bond: Hawks & Riley, Cedar Rai Nelson, Harting- ton: ) i’nn,mx Weepi m\\ulm 0. Burgess Weeping Water; D. A, Hule, Madison: F. M. Trass, North Lois d Wiltelmson, Dag: nebrog: W, Hohnbaum, Waeo: C. D, Moore, Howard: 0. W. Perley, Broken Bow. . Gould, the Fullerton banker, was here looking after feeders, ‘Thos. Miller, ot the same piace, was on tie same business, OMAHA WHOL ’\':“ loads of cattle Neb., was here Broken Bow, had 230 MARKETS General Produce. Thursday Evening, Sept. The following prices are for round lots of produice, assold on the meirket to-day, The quatations on fruits represent the prices at which outside orders are filled. EcGs—The bulk of the receipts are selling at B 10c. Burr v sweet, form color, ~pr 1 cin - new clean tub. cominands i5 en more, in the mar- Kket, but there is little or yone coming in that 1 be graded as such, Faney butter in stone crocks i3 bringing even better pri to good country butter is selling at 10@1 Poor at sase, and slow. not the CHEkse 1ut lereamch faney full er Ats, two i box, 10¢ full cream Y oung Amers 5 fou in ok, 10; faney Swiss, 1e: brick. : Limbur, T hatt has Bod falling off in pts, while there is a good demand, in view of the near approach of fair time, Prices have accordingly advanced, —Old Ffowls, per doz., The 81 solid and uni- Tancy not not Ox1oNs—Southern, per bbl, $350; grown. per b, C home- hiere is not really enough com- ing in to supply the demand. but it will not be handled very extensively until next month. Shipping stock, per doz., 40c, Oystins—Thero are 'no oystérs of any consequence in the market yet. ‘Ilie season here does not open as a_rulé until about the 1st of September. The market will probably open ‘at from 35 o 00, according to- the rade. K EvoNs—The New York market has ad- vanced $L50 per box since vesterday: this would Toree up prices nere, as stock is very light and very little in transit. Fancy lemons, per box, $10.00@10.50. BANANAsS—Ihere are not many in the market at present, AS e weattier becomcs cooler, so that dealers can handle them with safety, there will be a better supply on the m Kk«l. Bananas, yellow, per bunch, .00 CALIFORNIA Fruirs—The market is now thoroughly cleaned up. There is not a pound of California fruft of any kind in the hands of jobbers. Fresl carloads are being looked for by next week, which will no doubt sell at_much higher prices than have been pre- Vailing during the recent glut, MeLoxs—Faney large Muscatine water- melons, $17.00@20,00: inferior and smaller \|n*~ 10,015,003 musk melons, per doz., yraTors—Towa home grown are in lm' market and selling a per Ib, any coming in now. 81,25 ANUTS—Cocoanu 8, per 100, $5,00; less than hundred, per 100, $: : California, braska, choice, 12@lic; N Draxka, d nk 10G@l1e. MA e -Bulk, 14 10 17 gation ko per ga al cans, per gal, $1.05; gal eans per gal, $1,10, CipeR—New ) ork, per bbl, 003 do. nalf bbl, $4.00; (,lllhé v oz gts, $2.75; Michigan relined, ver bbl,'€6.00, AR—White wine, 13617c; cider, 13 ingle strength, 18¢; triple strength, , 4 1b boxes, furd, 12 1b box: 'S, boxes, per b, 10¢, » la ._u polished, 11e; pec medium, m. English walnuts, [e; almond Tarragona. wonds, Lunguedoe, 17¢; Brazils, 123 8, ldc: peanuts, hand picked, fancy i Bigeq peanuts, hand l\u ked cholce Virginia, Ti¢e; peanuts, ro; extra per Ib, MAPLE Su R—Bricks, strictly 1 boxes, per b, 1 10-1b"tin pails, Jjures per 1b, 14¢; 5-1b by Dites, hlm‘ e, 4 bb, & 4 bbl, § ’ o, pint it Tripe, per 1 1 $4.00; "bul, 82,00 do, par ki ProvisioNs—ilam, sugar boneless haw, 50-1b boxes, 12'4c nie ham 113e; breakfast bacon. sugar cured, 9ige: shouiders, 8c: clearside bacon, Be: dry salt sides, T:¢; dried beef-hams 15@i6e; dried beef, regular, 12c; lard, 4010 cans' (Fair- banks), 7ige; 10, 5 and &b pails, w0, 7X@ 8 New Porarors—There is an increased demand for choice stock. Farmers are not bringing in_enough to stpply local demand. "There are ear lots arriving Dow from outside points. Choice 4gulablu at 60@0e, do, per cured, GRAL flour, best anality pate $2.40@2.50; best qualit; atent, $2.75; eed, 60 per e low corn’ weal, per cwt: hominy, $1. per cwi; Zrahai, §1. .00 per ton, ccond quality, spring wheat tlour, ¢ per ewt: corn nieal, roewl: sereening, e DAILY BELK: I'RIDAY, | Generaf Market | Woor—Medium: 1520 por Ib; fine heavy, 12! tely H@lic; contse, 13@15; burry wool, Hase oft [ o LEATIER frime slanghter s leathe X T per hml 1 hem., Lv[» K bp, Sxatise: Freneh kip, §1.00@ 10; onk calt, $1.00@ Moroeco boot o8 000,00 per do HEAVY HARDWARE—ITon, rate low steal special cast, 4¢: crueib le: <t tools do, 12a Wwagon spokes' per sat, hubs, per pings and linin its, ner b, Talic wmalieable, fse: rrowbars, 63 harrow , F@sce: ' Burden's hors : Burden's mule shoes. 85.40, i ear 1065, $4.00 por 100 ibs rates, 10 to 50, $2.50 buckshot, powder, kegs do, do, auarter kegs, s s, per 10 fes Lead Bar, ¥16, AINTS IN U1 \\muwv Omaha, P. : white lead, St. Leuis, pure un s rreen. 110 510 cans! %e 1 Krench zine on seal, 123 French zine red seal, 1leg French zine, N varnish asst, 20¢ vernillion, Ameriean, 15¢: Indian rose pink, e Venetian red, Cook- Venetian red, American, 1lge chrome vellow, genuine, chrome yellow, K. 12ci ochré, rochelle, ochire, Irench, ochre, American, Wir N ¢: Lehigh brown, Danish brown. 2isc: Prince’s mineral Lmy PaiNe < White 1o : Paris whiting, 2igc % ¢1 whiting, com'l, “1lge, lamphlh AnStown, lampbl ordinary, Prussian blue, 5 dtramarine, 15¢; vandyke, brown, Se: uniber, burnt, 4e; umber, raw, 4ci sienna, burnt, 4c: sienn w, dei D LTCCN, KENUINe, ¥5C1 Fars green. common, 3 chirome green. N. Y. 20c: chirome , 12¢3 vermilhon, and burnt umber. burnt sienna, vandyke, brown, 130 To- fined lampblack, coach black and 1vory K. 16e: drov black, 16c: Prussian bl ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome green, v 1),, 16¢: blind and shutter green, 1 N Indian red, 1sc American » low oehre, Ue; L. kood “ochre, 16c; patent ning colo .Vu.hlfl.lk dark oak, WIAN AL, chestiit and ash, 13 SDruas AND CUpEMicALS—Acld, carbolie, H2e balsam covaiba, per alowel, fl””‘i;) Dover per b, per glyeerine, } 1, 18c: lead, . per. h 2le Barbep ronl steel nals, §2.6 Griental lalf ke N, Kegs, 3 Paris vreen, 1% \ red, yrantlion 1 pure, e ail, e by per gal., £1.40; opium, $3.50; quinine, ; S per oz, ide: pot iodide, per b, : \n]l( in, per oz, 4 phiate morphine, per oz, §240: sulphur, m, 4e: strychnine, per oz, ¥1.25. V ArNisnus—Barrels, per gallon: Furni- ture, extra, $1.10; [furniture, No, 1, £1.0 conchextra, $1.40: coach, No. 1, $1.20: Dat mar, extr i Japan, 70e; | asphaitum, ,"$8.50; hard ol finisa, SpiniTs—Cologne splrits, 188 proof, S1.1 do 101 proot, $1.15; spirits, second auality. 101 proof, $1.14; do 185 proof, SL13. Alco- 1ol 1% proof, $2.0% per wine gallon, . Kedis- tilled whiskies, $100@l5. Gin, blended, Kentucky bourbons, $2.00 v and Penvsylvania ryes, $2.00@o Iden Sheaf bourbon and’ rye whi-kies, LH0(@?.00, ndies, imported, s 5.00@8.50 domesti 200, Gins, imported, $450 (@6.005 tic, 1.2 . Champagnes, imported, per case. $K,00@34.00; Anierican, per case, $10.00@16.00. ver Grocers® Jiist. «\[mhfilu im_bpls, $5.50: do in : small, in bbls, €6.50: do in “'hvrkms. in bbls, $7.50; do PICKLE! half bbls, half bbls, in halt bbls, $4.25, Syrur—No, 70, f-gaijon kegs, $1 New Orleans, 38@ide per gadlon: Maple Syrup, barrel, strictly pure, :m per gallons T gallon cans, £0,25 per doz. lon cans, 535 per Goz: quirt cans, $5.00. biien FRertsa-No Lauarter apples, in evaporated boxes, mw c:bla none in 3 currants, ‘,{@.,-gc; Drunes, ' new, 4y stand; 1se. apricots, per e, 0; white cherries, 3 plums, per case, 2,957 egg plums ; pincapy 1b, per case, '$: binackerel. per doz. $1.205 11b sal- mon per doz, SLA@L.005 2 1b goosebe percase, §17b: 2'1h string ben £1.703 2 1b Tima beens, per e IATTOWHAE peas, per case, $2.50: rly June peas, per 5 1b “tomatoes, Der case, $2,35(@: b coru, per ease, $1.50 1 corn lwel‘ rerdos, $Li7ua D Gopps—Oysters, rasbberries, 2 1b <, ver case, 5 BAm—-J'n\\'(lnrctl, Tide: cut Inaf, Ta@riies granulated, contectioners’ standard r gloss, 6 lb Gl Kingsford's e 1 1b, I\|m:u- ; Kingsford’s pure K, dc. — nnl nary grades, 103;@11e: fair, Sgesprime, 113l @isige} fancy green and yellow, 135@ldic; old gov: ernment Java, 2072 interior 20c; Mocha, 2 1435e; MeLaughlin's XXXX roasted, 14} DiIworth’s. 141e: Red Cross, 14b¢, (‘AN')Y—MI)(E&I 9ig@l2c; stick, S5 @9ie. CRACKE neau's soda, butter and pienie, blge; creams, Blge; ginger snaps, 8lge; citv soda. 7 SoArs—Kirk ’s satinet, $300; Kirk’ Kirk's white Kussian, $4.00; Kirk's Cap. $6.50: Dome, £3.85; Washboard, $5.10, MATcnrs—Per caddie, 2Sc; round, per saey $1.00; square cases, $1.70] mule square, Savon Dry Lumber. DIMEN S AND TIMBERS. 50/16.00 17. 50 16,00 14and 16 ft 14 and 16 1t. 12, 14 and 16 1o 12, 14 and 16 ft, and 14 t., rough. I, 12 and 14 {t., rouzh. SIDING. 1~l(com s 14 14 and 16 1t DY, g Fenco “ “ CEILING AND 1 Lt com, % White Pine Clears in, Norway Pipe Colling. FLOORING, A Binch, white pine C 6inch, 4N Eoinch, * ¢ S10CK BOARDS, A 12 Inch, 13, 14 and 16 ft 1312 inch, i " ine " “ Com, No. 1, 4 & 6 incl No. 2,4 &6l 5.1 FINISHING r, 115 inch, s, i, 14, 2ineh, s, 1st and 2a, cl 1xt :id. clea 8, A select, 1inel, s, B select, 1 inch, s. S LAP, 1, plain,Sand llo %0 plains and SHING *A% Standaid. . friuch e Lath 1\ Qlflnc\ white lime m«at (-ulelll (Akron)...., Hair . . . 'l‘lnsh'r. ass IEIIDELSSOHI & FISHER ARCHITECTS per ewt shorts, 3 hay, in bales, $0.@% | L. SHA Super {nto)Conts Arvived ‘Out Safely, A DA T Mo S BT A0 SEPTEMBER m“————-———_——————__—_— " | Carringes and Buggics French | 3. 1886, OIMIIA JOBBERS’ BIREGTORY OMAKA JOEBERS' DIRECTORY Artists’ Material. Cigars and Tobacco. TMAX MEYEE (& CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, A Ammunition, 215 (0 221 & 11th &t 102 FAFrn I St Omain, Ne TWEST & FRITSCHER TT i S ARK Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, b L LG ey And Wholesale e b | Agricultural Implements, Wagons, = = g glreet, between Dry A. HOSPE, JR., als, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglus Stroet, Omeh Artists’ ¥ % Agricultural Implements. Jomes and 10tk O LINING R & METCALF CO,, Agricultural Implements, Wagons Carringes. Buggles, e, Wholesale, Onaha PARLINORENDOREF & MARTIN | Wholorale Den Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggles, W1, 10, W « CGoods. M. E.SMITH & €O, | Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 102 And 1106 Dongelns, « | Neb, i, th 81, Oma Distillers. rein T T Winesnud Tigue Jonesst | WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLEY o, flml Il ER (& CO, Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs frigerator ind Packing 1louse, 1ith Loaven: worth 8t.. 1. P. . R, Tiadk, Omah Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butchers' Tools and Supplies, Sausige Casings Gf wll Kinds alwagk in stoc nes sl O Paints, Ete. CLARKE DRUG CO., int, Oil & Glass House ¢ Line of Drugeists Sun- GOODMAN DRUG €O, Wholesale Diuggists, | And Dealersin Paints, Ollaand Window i e I m. Largest Drug, | Westof Chicago, Comp) aries. 1114 Builders' Hardware and Scales. ] HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders'Hardware & Scale Repair Mechanics’ Tools nnd Buffalo Scales, 105 Dow Omahw, Neb LEE, FRIED & CO., Johbers of Hardware and Nails, © Scales, Neb, Drain Tile, Etc. LW REDFORD Sec.ATre! CARCo! res, wnd Kupt TUNION Hl'l’l{J(’LlU IIR AIN TILE CO., THE Pawder Co.. Oma, RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware. Western neerts for Jefforon Sicel Nails, Austin Powder (o, Piirbanks Stindurd Scales, Corner 10th and Tarney, Omab Engineers and Contractors, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors, Bridees, Vinducts, Roof Trasses, Stoam 1"1e Driving, Piling, Onk U Pine Br w<4;1‘f.vv-2l . 15th st near wrnim, Omahi: Neb Building Material. 7 = ~ ~ Furniture. OMAINA LUMBER CO., Denler in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Streetind Union Pacitie Track, Omahn DEWEY « STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture. Farnam st., Omaha, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors, ete. 1 208 und 1210 Farnam st., Omaha, Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufucturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Complete stock of Rubber Goods always on hand 0 . 15th 8., Omaha, Neb. A. T Austin, Age; w. MORSI & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. GmcerrPs PAXTON, ('ILLI()" R Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Now. 700, 707, 700 drll |M'|\t llmu Neb. &£ COo., 0 YAHA JOBBERS' I IREOTOR! Safes, Ete G. ANDREEN, Omahia Safe Works, Manufacturers of Firo and Burglar Proof Sates, Vauly Doors W Mers AR Wire Work, Cor. Tithand JAckson 8te, Onaha, Nob, = P. BOYER & 00, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.8' and ftine ar Proot Saf. 1 1ocks, \Bulte AnA A Work. 1021 ) wros e 1 Omann, Neb M. A. DISBROW & €O, W » Mannfacty f Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, Rranch ofce, 1200 and Laard ste., Omabia, Neb. Go I" LYMAN, ash, Door, Blinds, Monldings, Bullding Pager, ¢ 101 South Thirteonth Streety Omaha, Neb, 1 € Builders’ Hariware BOHN MANUFACTURING €O Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings Stair Work and Interiar (et Wood Finish Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMP (O, Wholesale Pomps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam nnd Water Suppiies Hendquartors f.r Mast A, L. STRANG €O, 2 and PUMP l(l"l ANT. Trunks. ITRNTH Whole: Millard 1o MARHOIIL, o Traunks, Block, Omabis, Wagons and Carriages. Ao J. SIMPSON The Leading Carriage Factory, STANIISHIED 1868) d 1 Dodge street, Omaha, White Lead. JARTIER WHITE LEAD CO. Strietly Pure White Lead, Nth streetand U.P.Ry., Omnha. WHO 18 UNACQIANTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF COUNTRY WILL SEE BY EXANINING THIS MAP THAT T T McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 19th and Leavenworth sts., Omahn. 1411 Farnam e, Omabi Manufuctory, Summer Hardware. . J; BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron luul Bprings, Wagon Stock, Fa And 1211 Harn EDNEY i l:ll”ffl\, Wholesale Tron and Steel, Wagonand Carcigue Woud Stock. Heaes Hartware, BTG G0, Bl Her ST und 10 Tnvenworth st Omnhin, Neb. )[. KEATING, Agt. for Anheunser-Bush Brewing A Bpecial Brands. Faust, Budweiser and F Inle'Vl‘V. STORZ & ILER, iger Beer Brewers, orth 18t Strect. Omuhia, Nob. lu*l CLARKE BRO! Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. Teas, Coflee: wder. Flnvoring B: L1410 Harney T MILTON ROGERS { SON Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Bruss Goods. 12l aud 1323 Furnnm Strect, ('()LM’ & MILE! Iron Works. 1 AXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, Tron Stairs, ol 1 Girders, Sienm Ehgines, Bris 1 Foundry, Michine und Biacksimith end Works, U, P, Ry, and 1700 stieet. " Cornice. FEAGLE CORNIUCE WORIKS John Epencter, Prop. SR Manufaotarer of W Tron and Cornice. 23 Dodge wnd 103 100k €., Gmab, Nev, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Munufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Metalic Skylight, e 1 et Omal "WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, (. Speeht, Prop. Galvunized Tron Cornicgs ete. Bec Metalie Skylight, 6 and 510 Jowelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers and \lusic lh’ulfl's. Jewel 1018 and Muterinls, .n ‘ana 105 15th KL, cor, Dodge, Omithir, Neb. Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yards—Corner7th and Douglas; Corner W and Dou s, CHICAGO LU Whole 814 8. 14th street, Omuh improved Pat- L. Omiha, TMBER CO., y Lumber, L Neb. k. Colpetzer, Munager. N. DIETZ, Lumber, ____1°th and Caltfornia Strocts, Omaha, Neb. FRED W. GE.A ) Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., hl(. Cor. 6th und Douglas sts., Omuha HOAGLAND, L uln)n- r, Carpets. TOMAIA CARPET Jobbers of Carpets, Curtains, 0il Cloths, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings, Ete. 1511 Douglas str . A, ORCHHARD, ale Carpets, 0Oil Cloths, , Curtain Goods, Etc, 1425 Furnam Street, Omal Co., Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and lmporters of Crockery, (.lussmm- Chimueye, outh 13th st, Zapine . "’ IL!I”LYLLIIIBI;R L()., To Dealers Only. Oftice, 1403 Furnam strect, O3 CHAS. R. LIE, Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carpets and Parguot Flooring. 9th und Douglas maha. Commission and Storage. T GRIFFITH & VITOMAS, Suocessors Lo Isanc Griftith, Commission Merchants And Wholesale Deslers in Country Produce, Fruits, Butier, Gllods on' Consignment 0N 15t ¥t., Omufin. JOIN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, B Imported and Americun Port) Avent for Milwiukoe Jiya Quiney Wiiite . o 1414 Dodgestr 'KE BEOS Commission Me Frafts, Prody Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, Of Omaha. John 1, llu)d fiupflrlmendem. Coal and Lime. P, MILESTONE & CO., Deslers in Hard and \Mt Coal, Offico and yard, 16 ey Unmlm Neb. Limite HMillinery and Notions. . OBERFELDER & CO., Tmporters wnd Jobbers of Millfnery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney Stroet, Omahu, 0 C.F.G nd Trei OM. lll l CO. ll‘. COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, h Thirteenth Street, Omaha, Neb, J. J. JOHNSON ;(‘ I 0., Mannfacturers of Illinois White Lim And “Illlllwrx ul Coul and Coke, Cement, Plaster, Lime, ¥ &, Druin, ‘Tile und Sewer Pipe. Fariim s Omutm, N6 Notions. OODRICIH CO,, German & Freuch Toys & Fancy Goods InNebruska. Chicugo priccs dupl Ing treight. 1415 Farn ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wiiolesato Denlers In Notions and Furnishing Goods, 403 and 405 8. Tenth St., Omuhn, CHNEIDIK, Confectionery. P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of kiuits, Nuts u ‘:l: lguis. 1211 Furnam St., VINYARD & Job y and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, 1006 and 108 Farnam st Omaha, Neb, Notions, Hosic “W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Speciultios—Buter. Hgg . Clivose, Poultry, G Oysters, o te. 112 South 14th sireet WIEDEMAN & CO,, Overalls. CANFIELD MANU. I]’ ACTURT \'h Produce Commission Merchants, COMPAN Poultrs, Butter, Game, Fruits, ete. 220 8. 14th st Manufacturers of ()\urullfl, ' ouhina, N & s, Biirt, Ete. 1108 and 110k Douglus Street, CRFIELD BROS., = General Commission Merchants, 103 Dodge Bueet, Omuly, Nebraska, Cousignments soliolted WEEKS & MILLARD, Printing. PRINTING Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Book Binders. 100 and 108 South Fourleenth COMPANY, General Commission Merchants, i e, 110 eleplion stroet. Omabi, Neb. l{.\' VSPAPER l'.\'im’ Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers i Type, Prosses and Printers’ Supplios. Kouth T'welfth Mireet Live Stock Commission. 0 M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission. 0. Burke, Man __ Union Stook \’u«.,s nmni"“ Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. "TEDWIN MORRIS & (0., Mauufucturers, Puckers and Licalers in Pickles & Strictly Pure Apple Vinegar Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracis, Table Sauce, Ereneh Mustae ol Bfaing, Crocer, Eole ukent Btute Sand Heboed Ap der, 1106 Leavenworth si.. Owiba, Live Stoek Commiss Ehipments of any and all kinds of Stock solicited. \fion BUSER Fands, Ortaia, Neb — e —— B T CHICAGD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILW/AY € ronson of I1s contral positien e cioss, relntion th afl PrncHal Tincs Gant id West at o) A tead 1 ofita, o ¢ chmtindntn Sation whie i {pactite, ¢ it ) UKt ote th fnd §1ur oiots orretponding veste Tho Creat Rock Island Route toas its pat of perronal seen. ATordtd b A iy i e e i i Wk 11 ¢ s iy brakes, 0 Chloago Laavenwor (1) onell St v aboraicly K ¥ and At ratod Heciining CHalr Care. The Famous Albert Lea Route 1 o favorite UL £ Bl pr “anl g 1t 010 e o 4 pustoril oni in'the United § N 0 i, R. CABLE, Proo't & Gen'l Tpal Ticknd i or by ade E. ST. JOHN, P. BOYER & CO. Ha!l’sSafes:i::ii: Timelocks and Jail Vforl(. 1026 N'arnam Street, Oxaha. Neb. SUPPLIES —F O R— Printing Offices. THE SIOUX CITY NEWSPAPER UNION Desires I the attention of Printers and Publish ers of ri ki, Dakota, Minnesota and Westorn 10w to theirvery complete stock of Linen . Cover Papers, d FintPupers, Manilla Papcrs, Book, Print and Poster Pupers, Cards und Card Board, iRuled Papors, Wedding Stationery. Bull Programme s, und anything else in the paper ling required in a irst-class Printing ofice, #oods will be furnished promptly to all who apply for them with speeinl prices for i euse miade up of ity mny different kinds of goods us miy berequired. Now 14 the time to muke out your orders for goods for fu Ge aples of our goods and compare th ity und prices with those of other houses, W carry no infelror stock, 1IVC yeurs' eXperence convinces us it the B CHEAPEST und glves the greatest sutlafact purchusers., Samples of Corre will b SIOUX CITY NAWSPAPER UNION, 218 Douglus Street, SIOUX CITY, IOWA. Red Star Line Carrying the Bel Diuil, & ondence siven. Address ted, to whieh prowpt attention fum Royal and Unitod States LIg OVery Saturday Between Antwerp & Hew York 10 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL. LAND AND FRANCE. FALL AND WINTER. Balon frow 860t $7. Excursion telp from $110 to $1:. Second Cabin, outwird, $i propaid, $45; excursion, $0. Stecruge vibisiz at low 'ratgs. Peter Wrirht & Sous, Geners Agents, 55 Broudwuy, Now Leiry Punit, 115 Tarnam § A roem aulsen & 24 Kure