Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1886, Page 4

1THE OMAHA DAILY 1 | Allsales of stock 1n this BET 17, 1886, B Il cream ebeddars. 9@ | Do value. Piegnant The Excitement in the I’rnw a Pit 8till 401 youug Amerles, ivw , 86d sfags 89 [5Y AMERICAN = HAND SEWED ' p(x1TON, GALLAGHER & CO. 1 — k N 1) SHOE coMr " i Keeps Up. Notbh, e { GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, e 12 BAOAIMY, | i JOE COMPANY, | Wholesale Groceries and Proviston TR wy salted e light, Sige ] gloss, 3 Ib, 5Sigc; ror gloss, yopn e 3 | Nos AL TE AR TI1 S J0th S, Omata. Neb { L”‘”“H‘ dlr\“-'mf || 1% firavee: eorn. 1 B o i v’\‘n:"“ Chicago, 111, York City Boots and Shoe : —_ ARMOUR MILKING THE CROWD Complete & 1st [ - Stocks W. 1. MORSE & CO. | ] Jobbers of Boots and \hm 111 Farnam st, Omaha, Neb. Manofacto:s Raber Aba, Neb, A. T. A McCORD, BEADY Wholesala Grocers, sl o | b, 5e: Kingstord's gloss, 1 Ib, , was in with a car of or giose 0 ; Kingstord’ | Kingstord s over lule~ 1m|'| N@iiie yatde; calf skine, S@10%c . | | country, 8ly@i%c: cake, Considerable Apprehension as to | Where the Deal Wilt Stop—Dull Tradingin Wheat and Corn Market Quotations. ard: Wheat—F Octo: May Corn—Firm: Oe May { Oats—Firm: Oct May, Pork and la mmer Hardware E ‘h, le's ¢ " - * ~ u's \‘\\'\ BOHdS, = [ W. . RROATCH, 13%,e: Red ( | Heavy Hardware, Iron aud Steel, th, was here and & Br ek, had twen: © on the market. | Dilwort Sipments s s nents, Siiyer iy, were both | VIR lise 0.old 1% sc@osge i REATING: nen. Wagon Stock. Hardware Luver, eic. 148 ¢ & o <ed " Sy Y ght Wi head of feeders, | URACKERS=Garnean's A, butter and . U 2R’ E— ——— 3B 0 il ‘user-Bush Bre as ON CHICAGO 'CHANGE new was in today. i il O R 3 am Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Asen EDNEY & GIRBOY. by the wreck. | Spec A aus tweiser and Rrianger CittcAGo, Sept. 16,—|Special Telegram to | | vy Sayop impeciay, $2.90; - NTORY <& TLER Wholesale Iron and Steel, the BrE.|="Armour is milking the crowd on 8 000 Crawfor 7 ting 1r 1.00; Kirk's standard, $3.05 (] e L Wagon apd Carriage Wood Stock, Heavs Hargware rk,” said Charles Counselman, “If | wece 5 : | the yards to-day. : LIRS FOYIS]OHS O E bl i . o s to.do anything in pork I'd buy it. 1| New York, Sept. 16.—Wheat w Tasion. & be the well knowh yme. £3.45; oard, S50, y . aNeb MILTON ROGERS & SONS, not buy because of any idea that | ;i ey Wit e, (1 ylor. of Slielton, was here to-day with g ) Stoves, Rs closing re cases, $1.70! mule square, | Coffee, Spices. Etc. ady with more doing, ‘and op- Iges, Pulum.- Til o Bruss Goods. 121 and 123 ¥ of hogs. property is too low or too high. but simply Manties, Gra ns opened weak, r advanced a trif Dowling & Pur- | * Drigp Freirs-No 1 quarter apples, 5@ COHOH, | ™ “CLARKE BROS. © Con [ A 9 1 the market with hog Strest becanse I make this guess as to what Armour @'sc, closing with a [ (nther | . . ayie b e @S cell, Morse Rg & Co.. \.»u.. Bend: R, C. avorated boxes, #iy@9%, ¢ blac ) i B Is . “'k Lt : wmgraded red. Shatiel | Hasson, Waketield: W. 8. Cook, Waket boxes, Kii@i: peaches, eastern, 4N | 1 el Coffce and Spice Mills. | Iron Works. r pork was down to £10.30 this morn- | 36 9 Jedle 5 DUt SSNA T, G Bt NO. H. B. Miller, Winside; P. Kilkenny, Councii evaporated. 154 @lic; Salt | Bought and sold.for investment oron | T80/ | z - page ing, making a drop of over £1.25a barrel in Illu’.-r 8: Coteber ciasihe oe e - >~ | B e R ey O none in market: rasnberries, new, 18 m{,-qm B ddammind PAXTON & VIERLING two days. It sold at $11.75 Tuesday. “Tail- Corn—Spot tga@le lower: heavy: options | MWalker St Michael; B. Ewin, Exeter: C. currants, 4 @7igc; vrunes, new, 4% | 5. ORI ¢ 3 e Tron Works, ors” were desperate and were seliing out. | opened firm, later deelined lj@dc, closing };‘__l”rl\‘.‘.;.,w\. Dorehester; Dickson & Co., i Private wires .".".‘{, tantaneou "m"; Wgomens ad Cant 1o Bidien (et fron Staire J Baldwin, on the other hand, Armour's | SteAly: receipts, 40,000, exports, 10.000; - iRy - General Markets. bodlhadacUnd & i C.foe Roa aded N NO. 2, 0 cin e atol broker, was buying both pork and fard | Eiedidd@uige; N S g 1.—Medium. 3@1% per Ib: fine heavy afloat; October closing at 49 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS r 1b: fine .| NEW YORK, gf Baving ¥ quietly, at the same time depressing prices | Oats—Without important ehange : rec 3 i Prod elcd) d"w’\‘ll]-ll‘ 3 coarse, 12@lbe; burry = by every little while offering a bigger jag | 10.40): exports, none; mixed western, 334@ O dradiy Heantie Bist, 18 PRRe—tiren butchiees, S@7e: ‘Sreen BOSTON, Jewelry. than anybody wanted to take. From £10.¢ Ho: white western, $a40c. b e dotls ,-.»..,;"".‘.'ff,u :"”‘r‘mv,‘j,'“,;jv, gured, Si@iic; dry flint, 1@ PHILADEPHIA. , i EDHOLM & ERICKSC @ tie opening, the October option went back up to §10. Ribs were supported all the time by Armour brokers. They started at about $7.90 for October. [ Petroleum—Firm: United close aged des two-th E western, 18@ | prodiee, as sold on the meirkes to-day. The | Najicw ”“1:zrlan-'“p‘!mu"\\! ¥ quotations on fruits represent the prices ot brown, 1%¢. Sheep Pelts, o Fork—Less active and lower; old mess, | tohich outside rders are Allet. LEATIER—Prime slaughter noon | $11L.00: new mess, 1.00. G The market is keeping up well, and prime oak sole leather, gs—Firm; fair inquir ON EAGLE CORNICE WORK. Wholesale Jewelers and Music Dealers, - Dealers In Silverw Watches, Clooks, John } peneter, Prop. Jeweler s Tuols 5 aid 100 15th antred Iron and Cornice. 98 VASHI ither, | Members New York Stock Exchange. N, 10t st Omaha, N [r October pork was down to §10.42 he pro- \,,.,;WL Lt.-vv'\_ey‘;mdh-h;\w tive; western steam g.m ‘,Ir."ly. 4{;12,‘ \l.-y:m. ‘at u:r‘\m." eily iu\nnk. per_ 14:!( Xa®>c; h Members New York Cotton Exchange. MPING & BOL Lumber. vision pit was excited all d The ‘pork | “iiter~Firmand in falr reqtie o od stock o dy | oa D, Sy, . $ R A - (AL . s i e q B Juest. sale on 2 aly eTior o) es A o1, € 00 Members New York Boa rade. Mnnufacturers ¢ ) Dreak went £0 far that many of those Who | Cheere—in el betser dersana P T O e O el e Ko .”5‘.,.( ‘1.. A L IR O Giaental GRIvARILed Cornlien LOUIS BRADFORD, [ had stuck tothe idea that the break was | milwaukee, Sent. 10— Wheat—Steadier; | creamery, I%a2ie: choice dairy, 13 30.232c: Moroeeo oil pebble, 28, toppings | Members New York Produce EXchange | ;oo Winows. yinels. Metsiic skyight, ete. sios. | Dealer in Lumber. Lath, Lime, Sash, / engincered to “milk” the tailers lost their | cash, i%: October. November, e cointry, 16@lic: good country, L | and linings, Gadoe 2.8 REPRESENTED Y —E. W. FINCH, General | e O e NS ok el e faith. A, 1. Bliss said: “1f Armour had :.‘_fi'] l’n’u“ r\.”\ , Nge fair country, %@lle; common country o EAYY ,;'.f-:"{ e i Sl i 30 Biston HOUSE WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, | — S 3 ity a deal, outsiders took it away from him Rye e market has weakened, and | cast tools do, 1215¢: WAZON SPOKES' DeT Sat, | o —————— . Spech P CHICAGO LUMBER CO., As forthe other pits, they were very dull Barley- hn“. pric Old fowls, hubs, per set € felloes, HINTS ON READING. Galvanized Tron Corn tstmproved Pat Wholesale Lumt and weak all day. October wheat touched Provisions—1 choice, g chickens, 1Zues, eac avies, SRS ent Mctalle Veylight. 12th st Omiabs. 101€S810 LUTRbe ie. This made cash about T4%c. Private [ Pork—October, larze, i I S ne 2 .mwv nuts, per ib valic: coll | Literary Gluttony as Bad for the | oot bidisad bt oo Lol e amme bl shipping movement any where reported when | No, 2 red, ¥iise. 148 GAwe—Tlie warm weather of the past | spring 'steel, 7@se: Burden's —horscstioes, s for the ¥ ¥ ARPET € : | the market was at its lowest. Sl R few days has seriously atfected tie zarye | $4405 Burdel's mule stioes. 8340, Barbe et Quives: Tha i renders Colorilge “'"“"',’b: ""', ET €O, Luniber, | October co as as low as 5 P lbiies A trade. ~ Cor nts arrived mostly in | wire, 1 car lots, $4.00 per 1K L TOnT PR Y . N o Thia Streets, Omahe, Neb, r % rd e ;“ \ 1 i % to B A,’yv ';H 3 l"\ A demands Nt bad order an tal loss. . In some | Nallk 10 to 50, $2.50; steel nail has divided into four ¢ He says: | carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, - — - | B ‘-;.ul own to 3% to 4c to Buffalo for \ ‘?br“f"“»f*““ a instance: 1 birds were picked out sr:«.xl €10 bucks ,ri ;1]{\; oriental mlrhulx‘u'—tm«-lll.u;r of r l;l( T 1"‘. :an'm Linoicums, Mrttings, Ete. 1511 Douglas strect. FRED W. GRAY, A i and sold at fizures. Just as soon as cold | powder, do, half kegs, 82,0 ared to a our-g ieir reading be ~ 5 - — o & Ddiie ate.. Ete. The lock was dull at 73%e for ather sets in, there will be & brisk demand | 4. uarter & 0; blasting, k Ing asthe sand. it runs in and rans out g A, ORCHAED, L T e for October corn and Minneapolis W paying prices . per 10 fee . Lead Bar. $1b. and Jeaves not a vestige behind. A sec Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, 0 A A 4 for October pork. owers AINTS 1N On W nieead, Omal ond class resembles a sponge, which jm- | Mattings, Curtain Goods. Fie. 133 Farnam Street, HOAGLAND, I On the. ~hnrlufl'-uu ‘n"hhlnl m.-n‘- was g | o :" “J'r'"’d"‘?dm t. ,“;J‘ (s bibes everything and returns it in nearly | = < - Lumber on the repor it twenty loads o - N . en, 1 § b it e e s . ' flnss s e i e e Saren b Mo o ponnn o 1 bar, w13 2 No. 2 northern, proen seal, 1361 French zin red seal, 11cd [ thoe same state. A third cluss is like Crockery and Notions. s — = October wheat, October | gash and e October, 681jc POTATOES—Dotatoes have not been com- ! . In varnish asst, 2c: French | J TG IEaH tabaL S e . AR T W nunH 11 unu{ m.. corn : October pork, 810, November. ing in very fast and the market has kept up | vermillion, American, 15 Indian | Pass away and retains only the refuse W. L. WRIGHT, : Ct . M. —October whe: Flour—Dull; patents, $4.25@4.40: bakers, | o high that dealers are only buying in & ose pink, ldc; Venetian red, ( and dregs. The fourth cluss may be Agent for the Mannfacturers and Importers of To Dealers Only. puts, ; ginall way: They have not commenced put- | 500 Venetian red, American. compared to the slave of Golconda, who, Crockery, Glassware, Office. 1405 Farnam street. Gmaha ber corn, puts, 4 at, 160.000 bu. ting in their winter stocks, but are holdiny | red lead, 7:¢c; chrome vellow, genuine, casting aside all that is worthless, pre- | pramps, Chimness. R G | e e b s~Wheat, 184,000 bu. ; flour, 23,000 | of in expec n‘.l." of lower ;Lm‘mm\nn ;l‘w,r]-r';"vk\rfl“:': L\c 10‘“;:hr;lmr:he lei’ serves only the pure gems.”” Itis to be CHAS. R. LEE, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, * tue past tew days choice stock sold as hig 4 ehis feared that in the pr t day the great- 2 . 3 ; Bt. Louls, Sept. 16.—Wheat—A shade | as 6be, but In & small way. Choice. stock, LN yfl#;n' Mc:Lehigh brown, Be] | Gt number of o BhIonE Lo, et eat T Hardwood Lumber, | CAC pt. L. —[Special Teleg C ers 0. 2 red, cash obel C. o huy, 5 65¢. Sh Dro e'S i - % At 6 AT ok Carpe Parquel ooring. Yth av it e llionetle (el s tam b, lower TNGrS Tetl ea i oo Ostobery FVECer ¢, intge bunches, Kal- |V ARNISHES per galion: of these classes. The umount read is | ~— S hbsshmisi e T5F Mg week a Libin | Beelpts | OO e Nk bl et b ture, extra, $1.10: furniture, No, 1, €1 something almost fabulous, but_the re . A -EY, _ I OF Shie Wink Mo jeas Mo Claal week thers | Oste=Stimiys No. 3 mixed; eash, Onions, enoice red, per bu, $1.00; southern, | COACh extra, §1.40: coach, No' 1, $1.20; sulte are comparatively trifling. Volume Commission and Jobbing. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, wasa slow, weak feeling in trade to-day. | Ootober, Syise per bbl. $5.50. mar, extra " $175: Japah, T0c: asphaitam. | after volume s pernsed, pamphlets and | Wholesale Lumbe The fact is that th I'")I"fl{th-n of f.-«l and “_n-—k trong at ¢ asked. “um!,- Grawy (En]\m. —liln‘rv Is & very g;‘;l 5%i shellac, $3.50; hard oll finisn, | pypers are mentally consam but Imported and American Portiand ,,.‘-m gt\uu ive cattle is really much bisky—$1.10, iberal supply en the market and choice SERITe Oalbe 188 1. 21.14: | the stores of knowledge ure o B - Agent 1 Hydmulic ¢ . st we o lighter sup- | Pork—\ea stock. Pooret stock ana that which is not e s prools 7 e > roamade | This YCK i BROS., elecant 1,606 pound eattle sold Inte to & New | oier aary: a0 S TORET creamery, 21@ :;.{ b ‘f‘ o] ring . ff;]i‘,';ll“'fi:."‘,‘_,l ¢ | hol. 1SS proof, §2.12 per wine galion. read secular works: it applies to toogreat g Live Stock. tilled whiskies, $LO%@L50. Gin, blended. | an extent to those who read the sc per Ib, 20-1b | Qe e el oo B2 o a e UNION STOCK YARDS CO., : laten A¥TERNOON BoArp—Wheat—Firm and | sto led: Shivping stocl of the h’,.,,.-mp sale was put in yester and %c higher. | boxes, 4301 10-1b baskets, 45@50; 4 3 | tures and other treatises upon th 5 Without comment. Such cattle are nat only Wit BrowesVery few coming in, and | GEMGRIAAE PRSI UMD RSB | divine. Lord Bacon ™ once said that | oy STONE & € 0% Sualie, scarce, but It is only a very limited number | _New Orleans, Sept. 16.—Corn—Easter; | 200d stock will bring 3 per halt-bushel | 87507500, Bratliéen, imported,$ 5.00@s. “reading makes a full man.” He could P. MILESTONE & CO., Limited. John F.Bord, Superintendent, of such animals that are wanted. rerbaps | Poe ¥ idie e e domestic, $1.50@1,00 i ported. 815 | not have meant the kind of reading that Dealers n —There 1s & good demana, | SoN) e 3 but Shipiments are very light and mostly not | @0:00t domestle, Doudition, — Firm st =l 00 ner bushel. Quiet and weak at ¢ Products it k—D we d—Refined ti Champagnes, | is now too prevalent. The omnivorous Hard and Soft Coal imported, per case, t‘ .00@33.00; American. | readers, the readers who skim thr zh | Ofice and yard, 16th ar =, Omaha, Neb, per case, $10.00@16.00. page after | ard Te DRy PAIN-s—White tead, Sc; Frencn zine, | L5 another carload or two of such cattle could not be sold for anything like the mone: ‘To-day there was a limited demand for good will the butterfly rcade 1. Pres. C.F. GOODMAN, V. Pres. ¢ en ¢ S |, Bulk Meats—Stoulders,”"36.55; long clear here is a great deal of common Paris whiting, aige: whiting. gilders, | 1O taste some flowers of literature he 30 ATECNDENLAND, Sec. und Troas. Aw\o.\u:::ll;l and prices were about the same | TS e FLOCLIIIEE iatkot sna it ibhnoyingslons: 23¢¢; whiting, com, ,5 Jamphiack, Ger. | and there, but never settle down to OMAHYL COAL. COKE & LIME Choice shipping stock is not so plenty. There resolute extraction of the sweets, alo by Liverpool, Sept. at — In poor manstown, 1%: lampblack, ordinary, S COMPAN ] bt i o TaR e bt | P N ye i tar a8 < BErla s O few soutnern Jonathansand Bellfowers | BRISIN Plue, sac: ultramarisie, 15 vandske | found at the year's end. after all the OB b N ame price. There was so ) DIIBE: aney stand or eating aples are searce. Sfall” i I Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 5 quiry for choice heavy cattle on export ac. | 943 dull. b 0y o £ “* Hbdrad brown, Sc: umber, burnt, 4c; umber, raw; 4c: | reading, not more ‘“‘full” intellectus g Notions. ant.” A gentleman just visiting here from ur—In poor demand. o h ey etand Hocls | sienna. burnt. 4e: siénna’ raw. dei Paris | but oftener more foolish than before. | 0 SouthThirteenth Street, Omaha. Neb. S - s Iand thinks there ought to be at least 815 | ~ Corn—Dull; spot and September, 4s d: ¥ ' | @ auine. ¥ ANS Zreen. common. is that? Because in these express J. J. JOHNSON & CO.. “ 5. GOODRICH & CO. 20 profit in exporting cattle at the present | October, dull. 4s415d; Novewmber, dull, 43 il dore e 'fifl‘n‘g }-‘Ecmdmle&mm days the reading has been done asquickly | Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. Are tho only Direct Imporiem of price. “This estimate ¢ IS probably liberal, but | Toledo, Sept. 16.—Wheat—Steady and . California, tos vermit i, eaxhal, i i | aspos T e N F T ek Shippers of Coal aud Cote. Cement. Plaster. | German & French Toys & Fancy Goods % exporters Lave been doing comparatively | better: cadh Tiige, ained, 215 ‘bflm‘i‘;{,‘,‘"‘,"k"u. vandyke. brown, 13¢; e | hour is buried beneath a heap of mul- | be: Hu Fire Brck. Drain, Tile wni ewer ipe: | tn Nevruskn. Chicagn brices duplicatad without ad- NIt foa el (Al he ARATLe fied ) aaoni [ Qo —Dull; casb. ke fined lampblack, 1%3 coach black vory | tifarious matter the next hour. But if a | Telep LML St Aitadilliand b A 3 5C. he city trade has opened up | biack, 160: drop biack. 16e: Prussian biue, | man read upon a prudent plan, if he | =V — | J. 1. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ay were. 1530 Jower than et Aridey. on LIVE STOCK. very 3",‘“““:" el ian ves bafore, o | 40 iratmarinebiue, foc; oirome gzeen, Lo | digest what he mentally receives, his Confectiopery: b meniea g such cattle us sold at about $4.60@4.50. Ship- i ; geived trom the outside 'than ever before, 80 | AL & D, 16c; blind and siiutter ereen. L. M. ing will become a delightful source |~ S e s lemis IS P PIng_steers, 1530 to 1500 lbs, $1.95@5.50: 1200 | Chicago. Sept. 16.—The Drover's Journal | Sarl¥ I the season. “Ihe dealers of this city . Paris green, 15c; Indian red. ‘1oc: | ¢ TrE o) Give information and sound F. P. FAY & CO., Notions and Furnishiug Goods, fo 1350 Ibs, $4.00@i7: 900 10 100 | renortsas follows: are In better coudition than on apy previous | Venetian red, fo: Tuscan, 2%: American M7 Manufacturing Confectioners, 453 and 4 8. Tenth St Omaha 10 S Snehd O T SO to e 1300 b ARSI 9.000: quipt.and woek year to supply |h¢ numm trade. "The follow- “,m,,u.m, L. &D. z"c )elh)\\ ‘ochre, 9¢: 1,. | Wisdom. . ey ‘ &’” el ie —FINYARD & SCHNEILD mm“‘m Texans, and about1.000 westerns. | stockers’ and . feeden i e L s, | dryer, S} grain m.'cn or, z oak, dark oak, | is pos hle to devour w hole Jibraries and = — obbers in For the week thus far th s are abol bulls and mixed, € { TP6s 80,608, B0 wianit, che tnut and ash. 12 yet learn nothing. It is said that Miss W. E. RIDDELL. Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing « 4,000 1esa than during the comeaponding thse tirough Texas catile, steady at §2.40 | BANANAs—The market is fairly well sup- € EMICALS—Acld, ”:“'""“"« Martinean often read in one hour no | Storage and Commission Merchant. Goods. last week. The market to-day generally i western rangers slow: naiives and plied for tnis season of the year. Yellow, ; acid. “"‘"“ S bae covaiba, Der | nyore than a single page of a good book. | "specilies—u te-, Bws, ¢ Poultry. Game, 1000 and 1008 Farnam st Omaha. Nob. 18,000 53t Thnimdns SOAEing. s b | Mantana Torans 142 uu}u.,. PeAcHES—There Is a wide g";;' per 1, 40 ful):;‘er;bp%wgflr ]xwr , ‘,'3"“1”1':;‘\‘“?’3\ ”;;‘:;]l‘:;‘;kf ’”(“.' I“”' . “WIEDDAN & CO., Oecalis] ki = 3,000 for | & ans, B Ay e ST ‘epsom salts, per igc; glycerine, | Josephus' works and Cruden’s Concord- % ¥ S e fl‘:f “l'nfi‘\:‘l({\” “l ;lendlwfi'.‘:‘(fl» u;fix;{x:r bx:;‘ %, 1196 Montanas, :::;].’«“4.1 o .|)}x:<-.|fim.lrlé' 2;{:{:!‘;&! Li‘n"dz?-m : per B_1%c: lead, acetate, vper 1. 2lci | ance. A celebrated French author beir Pm{x‘o&kr‘fir( Iunum sion Me :i‘l)msn!:;n“ ANF ll.LI:'”J‘;,'I,.\'I\YI‘ {CTURING prices were about 5 off, making a drop of | Hogs—Recelp lower; dition aud are holdiug up well. Baskets, | Qb castor, No. 1, per zal,, $1.50: oil, caston | Inughed at for the smallness of hislibrary, o el ) about e forthe week so far. One or two | rough and * mixed. pack- i5@%c; crates, 4 baskets, | 30 = per gal., 8140z oil. olive, Per gaL,21.40: | replied: ““Ah, when I wanted a book | — T Mannfacturers of Overalls, fots of fancy heavy sold early at ingand shipping, 1 05; light, $4.00@ . s e Pooricannum, 30c; opium, $380; uinive | made it On the other hand, Madame WEEKS & "" LARD, Pants, Shirts, Ete. 1102.a00 110 Douglas Street, the same as vesterday, and fair to g .80 0 sERRIES—Bell & Cherry, $5.50@9.00. | 1o, V- ARG, Be gl j}mm‘p;m)‘" o :1-Holstein is said to have devoured General Commissiofi Merchants, medinlnd mixed larcely at $4.75@4.50, with common at steady: matives, rLEs —Two cars of Michigan fall apples | oy giaSnorphine, per oz. $2.40: sulphur, per 600 novels before she was fiftcen yeurs of | And Jovbers of Forelgn and Domescic Fruits. | Corre- £4.00@4.70, Light sorts Mn-mvnl{v nowminal. 00@3.15; Texans, ""““:‘r“"“‘ and met with good sale at | ey o tonnin $1.25 3 00 in three | APopEence o b N e nd o Prigting.: A few singeing pizs would sell for $4.90@ .00, @3.00 for fancy eating varieties, and | ™% P an ave six"each da nsonth StErgRaha Neb: Twlopho - S B RINTING O 5 B0 SR tin o e ds o POk ate s roaid A R S @275 for fancy cooking. ory ver. TREI AEIAE ach day! - - - | REES PRINTING COMPANY, make 84,00@ Licht pigs of 140 10160 | 1 &S, \lm';":m; opt, u_‘l\',::m,_l_fimhx:};; AMgLoNs—The season for lieavy shipments DENENSIGES AND Trsuns fff’"fi'\“\,\ Lpiitledmnrisoued (ORs poriod Live Stock Commission. Job Printers, Blank Book Makers. 1bs are makin 0@4.T0; rough and mixed. | gil” <old: good to. chioice shipping, $LI5@ | wuee mebine Saseice wir 106, Sagon | — = |12 IONENE ANCIREYAN A AYE, T TR T : — | And Book Binders. J% and 105 South Fourteesth ety o and sk 550 050 | Al [3 ) - shippi 55@ | water telons, Muscatine, per 100, 81800 volumes, or one book & day. Such liter- M. BU )y (ot Omnha. Neb Ibs, $4. light weights, $4.0024.%0; | &5 @301 chivs Ang halfar 20.0: smaller sizes 915040150 o ary gluttony could have left little good Live Stock Commission, 5 skips, $2.5043.75, % X« Ak e EMONS—The past week lemons touched | 2xg results. Too much reading is as injuri- S Macasar S A= B = S 3 a\im* o In Rag3h s wo. | the highest point of the scason in New York, | 228 ous to the mind as too much fecding 18 to | _ Duton stook Feras B Sumenar " Felephone 2. '1‘" I." ";’:‘]‘.q"""“ CINAD lous—Receipts, shipments, ; | but prices here remain unchanged. The = ’ e <% e = o v Auxiliary Publisher: FINanuigL. active at_steady ‘prices; butchers and best | stocks in the hands of the dealers here are theliody, —— SAVAGE & GREEN, Denlors 15 2ypecn Ranacisnring New York, Sept. 16,—MoNey—On call heavy, $4.90@5.10; light and mixed packing, | very choice and fancy. Lemons, $9.75@10,00, Alll|l|fl9 Oak. Live Stock Commission Merchants, L loaned at from 4@6 per cent, closing at :s—It is too early for Louisiana > Owa € 2 jus Ehipments of any and al! kin Stnc ted. = 1 B per cent asked. e 5 to commence arriving. There are a BOARDS. Howe & Kerr have just received an s oo Do ara e S etine. Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. i 'PRisE MENCANTILE PAPER—4@5 per OMAHA LIVE STOCK. few Honduras in the market which are sweet | NO-1Com. s. Ls. 12 14and 16 ft elegant line ot Chamber Suits and Side- ATl X 2 = 5 and good size. Honduras, per box, $5.00, No.2 w77 12 14and16 ft boards of antique oak, made in the latest T SDWIN MOERIS & CO, Excnaxar — Steats;_acua Thursday Evenng, Sept 16, | - CAponeis P ohieaeta o ca | o3 3 } desyzns, whicl are being sold at” priccs | | g et Pachers aad s i rates 4,813 sixty da; ills, and 4.54'; for de- —Asids < - 'ornia fruits are very light and ouly erapes 3 that wi surprise you “all and get 4 O YE, R O cCKIes trict] Pure pple Vinegar mand. v u,‘}';m n;?-::.dvk\If"::h:‘x.‘.‘m.sflledg,{u: ‘1’1‘1":‘].2 are coming. The season is practically U\ler No. 1, 4 & 6 inch ;;,,,\nr“m. t., rough rices. 10 Iln.ugl:n street, opbposite MAX MEYER ‘(. €O Baking Powder, Flu .)r " pm.ll Table ' i GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were | market. Values remain about steady at | Grapes Muscats, $1.70; Tokays, & No: .4 & 0inch’ 13 and 14 16, roushi..: faleoner Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, French Mustas Wuch Bining, Grocers' & dull but strovg. ,o,me,,"m‘m,u. out _sieady a CocoaNUTS—Cocoanuts, per hundred | No % Inch, 13 and 14 ft., rough. .. , Guns and Ammunition, 215 to 2 & 11tk at., 1000 1o | E0le sgents for vork & (e S8hd iconed "W"C" | Stocks—The only excitement in stocks | ‘CHog s The receipts were light and the 00; less than hundred, per Bundred, $5.50, SINING Lol Bat 1o e e el N Farnam st., Omana, Neb - 1405 Lex i s funnished by Keading, busing eoming | markut slow. Prices were lower than yester. | o UTAH FRUTSZUtah peaches wnd pears | 1ot com. 12 M and 16 ft $3.75. Contant & Squires, ety 8t WEST & FRITSCHER, Z Sates, Etc. s all quarters. ut there was a free e A « | are plenty and are meeting with vers good pis # -0, L dth st. £dh | Eupply:and the stocks advanced but Httie after | 0ay 403 busers were very backward. Whe | &l Pears: ol boxes, $42%a . | Fence ; — Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, : : B | }lu ening. ll he opening wus comparative- | noon Alter | 50-1b boxes, $1.75, 3 c I».n.l“'n A.\lll_ P, ‘mmnv. And Wholesale Doalers 1o Leat Tovaccos, Nos. 108 (.. ANDREE. i y quiet though firm, first prices being gen- | “Syppp—There was nothing doing o | MAPLESUGAR- Bricks, per Ib, penny | 1stcom., 5 in White Piue Partition 3 y ON.14th street, Omahs. = ) e s b X el A’,\‘ s to 1f percent above the closing | yyrket, i ing dolng on. the cakes, per Ib, 1 7 A g e n"‘"‘ JOBBE s nlnEcTonY N.nn!-«lun‘(ulrl-]vnbl\l: ogur:x\u‘v'x’-b_.h. o Suult ficures of last evening. The afternoon —r MaPLE SYRUP—Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, | Clear in. Norway Pine Ceiling....... — Dry Goods. Doors. Jati Wik, Shud ers At Wire W ork. market was dull and unreiieved by any fea- | ooy, 5 r pal., $1.00: galion cans, per gal., 8105 FLOORING. Artists’ Material. ~ - | e T S, b, ture excent a s .ll‘::nh:';;l\::l o s Dercent in | GALE t-gallon cans, per gal A Oineh, white pine. oo ® M. E. SMITH & CO, . BOYER « CO Ne 54 s pre- . ¥ pecans, | € 6inch, A. HOSPE, -IIA'. ry Goods, Farnishing Goods & Noti ns 4 < ferred, and one of 3 per cent in Cincinnati, p, : English walnut lmonds, Ay S 7 2 o i 0 S ¢ p: Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago, Theré | Showing thooring Prices. 1d ¢ live : almonds, Langue ey, | 118 sk, Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Orgaus, 18 09 1104 Desing 0w 1th s Osptin = |» AEF““ ,f;:»lxl»r‘” %5 l:-“‘ & Lonk S wis more strength displaved In the last 210 DISTRADS Piasoe pald for liye ’ STOCE, DOAR i hourthan at an ‘.mw rllu"m the kl"l':‘;l(ll:‘l stook on this markoel. 0 fcked. fano: \ - PORRULE: .ha A 12 inch. 5.15 12, 14 and 16 ft o Distillers. Worc' ia) Puroaia irtbaa st au1 Hiae during the o Cholce steers, 13% to 1500 Ibs, .. picked, fancy, Virgini peanuts, hand | B 12 jnch, . 3 B e i S i and mar closed quiet but strong at | Chopice steers, 1100 to 130 1bs, picked, choice. Virginia, Tige: peanuts | )13 inen Agricultural Implements. Sash, Doors, Etc. the highest figures reached. Medium steers, 1230 to 135) Ibs roasted, 2¢ extra per Ib, No. 1Com. 12 in.,s. 1 — ('lll"l CHILL PARE of b dmpariers | T0. L 2 o5 Pl BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. Fat littl stoers, 1050 to 1130103 P18’ FEET, TRIPE, ETC i FINISHING. : iCHILL PARE ) SRINGS DIST. oy M. A. DISBROW & CO., @ cent bonds.. 100 C. & BboL. $475: o., Wbl 1st and 2a. clear, 1% inch, 5. 2 el LT R ""‘“Ll!}' R A Wholesale Manutucturersof 00, bs' tongues’ pe 1st and 2d, ciear, 1% ricultur: mplements, Wago: ¢ ¢ *0 33 i p i air 10 medinin grass €o per ki, §2.0; do., quart Jars, *per U 84, clear, 1 inch. 8 4 Cmfm L) smp "'"“:1"\_' , ARONR, - Tegporters and Jon: ne Winea and Licuors Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, 0od Lo clioloe bulls.. do., pisit jars, per case. 2 dozcn, $6.5. A wI‘ofl, Lineh Omaba, N fers ind Dorme s 16 tiguors. 1112 Haroey St f Bes B, ooe it oY LA LININGER & METCALF CO., 5 - G F, LYMA i l riss :"“‘“‘“'I"’““ ":'\"" hogs BraNs—The market is almost cleaned up : . 1, v-l]nin,\:ml 10 ineh, Agriealtural Implements, JDesgs, Pojng, & Bul ,th' l)uu:'. ',‘I,"Mi;. M "”'I]"F% . 18 Rock Island 100d to ehoice sheep. i No. 2, pla:n,8 and 10 inch, J ing Deper. oio I Sowth Tuisvaghs 84 DIMSUL. & 5. F Fal o goad Shicen ko cloan onns Ip ’\',t‘:,',':,';,‘ _Jl‘-‘,, ¥ ARQD 10l Wagona Carrinsos, Bugzies, Bie., Wholesale, 0msba. | H, T. CLARKE DRUG CO., Omiana, Kes. 4 Biliders 8151 " preferred . Common sheep ichoice clean country, & 2 #A* Standard... ., i PARLIN,ORENDORF & M N | Largest Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass House | ———- — 83% C., M. & SL — clean country, Wx@s1.00: infe Sinel clear. DGR LR o e L L Ll B brgains suae | BOXN MANUT. ACTURING €O, & roferre et Representative Sales, . ¢ i P % erred . . al iN—Corn, 2e; old oats, 35¢! new oats, | G-inch clear. . Amricuitaxal [eoniama 1114 Hiarmey st., Ouw: Manufacturers, of Sash, floors, Blinds, { lluuom.-mm 3 & 0. IDALIO RANGE STEERS. 2@27e; rye, 40c; wheal e, No, 1 gricaitaral Implements, PP ——— \dings.Stair W W, B. & W 174\ preferred Owner, No. Av. FLOUR AND M1 Wagons and Bugg! 01, 95, W5 and W7, Jones st J0ODMAN DRUG Co., Mouldinas.Stair Work and Interior jiard Wood Bistly Winter wheat | Cedar #A% best quality patent, $e.50: second qual- | Lath....... ity, $2.40:8250; best quality spring wheat fluux. muu.r §75: bran, e percewt ; chopped uiney white lin xu. Tens Pacific 's Union Paeific A. M. Juckson Butter and Eggs. Wholesale Diaggists T ——— — | Ant Deatersin Pal n= 5 A . Pumps. Biich, Cenrai - Mi - preferred . S0 | whife corn meal, $1.00; . ANE & SC. 'DE. - = ~ BB welttr Ul o St ke or, mesl, $1.00: | Cepeit (Akrou) MOLANE D SOOHOBRER, CHURCHILL PUMP (0 Northern Pac... 2% 0. R &N.. hominy, 8$2.00 per cwt: shiorts, Plast Buyers of Butter and Eggs o & p preferred ... Gl3| ewt: erahain, $1.60; hay, in W i PN Refrigerator and Packiog Souse, 1ath and Leaven: | ["77g iy Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Mllmxs. lf.‘mm ‘tone Taired felt, pes opt - RO o T B BEnronn.S Blogm and “Water upilia Henladyiors 1% Aask PRODUCE MARKET. Besreampiproane s ¢ = ; = = rur "UNION HYDRAULIC | —¥omcosGooas T Virmets ot Gmal. Neb G 4 “ish. Butchers’ Tools. 7 - ST G unchanged; winter wheat fiour, $405@4.10; | shk.” Pr. nalt Bbis, 83 ...{mL"m Bok °8 - [BVeATT 15 Qr BhIS Pl Kia LOUIS HELLER, o i i Mok, Mshiag o umps, Pipes aud Eugiues, southern, §3.9064.00; Wisconsin, $4.00a4.10: | ~ 6. "251 160 $5.9 Balf bbls, $1,35; gherk Bbig " 200,100 90 %0 40 12 1 Butehers’ Tools and Supplies, ~ —— STt ol I Michigan soft spring wheal, $.50@ [ 6..%0 100 40 5. 10 balt bbit, B ke ereion In bois, $5. o — ~ - g e e e S Engineers and Contractors, | 1 S T { 4.10; Minnesota bakers, $5.50@4.10: patents, | 3.8 40 400 7. SYRUP—No.T0, +-galion Kegs, $1.22: s SN0 1 L'b'7 00,4 003 63 RINES Cusing? Gones st Omaba: e Ch Iy U. 8. WIND ENGINE and PUMP { ':;:"“’:""“'“‘ Frodes pLTge ..a.?iim T..W0 W 400 2 Orleans, adée per gallon; Maple Syrup, o b '.";“,’,:’,:“,,’!5,{?_‘,‘},;‘"' = e e RBAYMOND & CAMPBELL COMPANY. . at o barrel, strictly pure, Tue per gallon; [ lllon : : - < Builders’ Hardware and Scales. i ront Y. s od W 20 in sacks. Range of Prices. ns. $9.25 per d AT i 5 INFOKTED FISH. ] eers and Contractors, ’ Wheai—Dull; opened the same as yester- | shq : os paid | B anart Mana i uf S0 cans, Bo% = rneee | BALG AT Bridges. Vinducts Kool Trus-es. Steara P : 3 ay, Biie. ing the lnwu days, sud for the sawe Blated, 6 conteet @ - — | Builders’Hardware & Scale Repai ikttt Cofn—Weak and ie lower thah gren € "““'m‘, A ohei | § 3 | nica’ 0 Beales. 1405 L - ———— ™ day; cash, S8iq@s9c: October, W%@: e aofyear? ™ > ° | Sandard extra ‘G, 66 ye; extra ©, Sis@sige: .fl'flfl“u.;a U 07 %6 mnnu A1 o] gy | Mochanies ool aog Dafal s 1 Fruits. < 3 ; "6"“"“‘“ BN [ Whwgmier | Wilan rolow N castng, i | et i ol i LEF, FRIED & CO — M. I MARIOFF, 4 hals—Quiet, with no material chan, a‘ > N olinad hee- | | o] * : P. ROCCO & CO,, 3 1 cah, 3 @Rae: Octotier 30'se May, 31 T e | 500 G0 ;“mm_;x\";‘l‘h"’;g‘:*' i SRR ALI0: | _sase aov. : 8| Johbers of Hardware and Nails, bt 4 L L A | m,, "}“.fi',fl}i Friday, 10t8 ... (u 65 ¢ ars, Der oase, $4.50; ADricots, per case, ] Tiowase. heet lron. Bic. Ageats for Howe Scales, Italian Produce, e 1T , Tushy e S o plslrlla-| 18§13 e ki e oL il oo ; iy s Wagon aad turings 4 {\h’nfln P g Tesday, 14th, - t«s @iss 805 @sss Borrion, per case S.00; oks prume. 3 it e B"‘?:lfl:l}f:g;[‘fi’ 0., Pt house th Oia e 4. . SIMPSO) z k—Opened rather weak at 10@i2ke ,‘}“‘“Mlui @i |80 @m | S BN pluceplen W var cese. ' % | Western scens for Jeiemon e dnn “Furaiture. The Leading Carriage Factory, fln?‘.fior‘r’:’hfl mmun( :\tglu'k’ @20 ‘Lr,k hursday. ¢.u. (@400 [ wduml. |:_ng”‘0 ?Lmlg l'l.:nu:,l Powder (0, Jirbanks Eiandard b;'llu Corner e o s (BITADL - X rise 0 ana after f o gy e R 16k a8 Frarey EWEY & STONE, 140 acd 1411 Do 3 close fel off and rallied slightly, Shipments. 0 8] ] 5 —— ’ . ! closing quiet . B100S: Oataber Sads | Showing the nuwber of cattle, hogs and m’itl:' e B ffa‘u SJT:O gnlb Speoial Bargain—A business lot with Building Material. Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, < op 48 o S0t el shiecp shipped from the yards to-day : June peas, per sase. 8395 8 Ib tomatoes, | 5 MOTCS, Tentng for $1.960 per ear, on |~ o ST - Jatuhin 46 Omoha. Kok [ Lard—Steady, with no waterial change: HOGS. case, §2.15@2 £5: 2 Ib corn, per v paved street, for $8,000, on easy terms; UMAHA LUMBER CO., T OHARLES SHIVERICK, cash Oclober, $0.35@0.57 - case. 8190 . E IVERICK, "CARTER WHITE LEAD CO., |- [ J’w N 3; Novew- | No. Cars e Dest. 10:2 1b corn beef. nenhu. $1. 702,00, ur four days oply, 88 OWRer lesves lown. Deaier in All Kinds of 5 : orss O 2734 om :v s e M N o Chicago mn—)fi'nm 9ci % inch, w.c i inen, B. A, SLoMax, Building Material at Wholesale, Furuiture, Bedling, Upholstery, Strictly Pure White Lead, . & cats — inally upchanged; | 6. CB&Q Chicago 1612 Farnam streei. 180 Btreet and Union Pacitc Track, Omaka. Mirrors, eic. 130,138 acd 150 Farpam st Omaba. Wb srcetond U PRy Omabs 0