Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1886, Page 3

D e T WEAK OPENING OF THE WEEK, | Dull Monday Trading Among on Chicage's Board of T PRICES GENERALLY DECLINE Pock Littde of ¥ Cents a Barrcl—=Wheat and Corn el Lower—Market Quotations, akes a Spurt ON CHICAGO Cricaao, Sept ) the Ber.|—It quite when Hutehinson and banes away at | , that the market reacts before the day i . Indeed, Hute and malk nstration for the very yurpose of ereating a clicap starting point for pmchases on the floor. He sold all the Oe twber whea 14e that anybody would take before the opening. His sales must have a gregated 500,000 bushels. When corn was renched he wasa seller in the same way at S1ie for October, This made the CHANGE, early wets out inson not unirequent] an enrly bearish den, plar opening very weak, but it was not under curb, and after the first trade was very littie better. October wheat began at 7dise and went to e, October corn was dull at38ige. Early esti- ates on the visible were that wheat weuld show an increase of about 2,225,000 bushels. When the figures were made public at noon, the visible inereased 9,670,000 bushels, and this broke wheat down to the opening again. Abont all that could be said in favor of an advance was that there was too much boar company to muke selling safe, Cables were not encouraging and indeed the! other news that was, But biy traders didn’t care to sell with every Tow, Diek and Harry in the pit seliing. There were no big opera tions on cither side, The chances are that the big shorts, with the exception of Hutel inson, covered within a halt hour of the an- nouncement of the sisile supply figures, which had rallied anl was back where it was Defore it was Known (hat the inerease was to 1 nork dropped 1o 80, 150c per batrel in a very ember pork went in the to 810,05, The was tonght, been gotien rid of and this made the ecrowd very nervous indeed. The elose at 1 o'clock was i¢and then few wmin- ¢ line Qnr October L il sold There_was a ribs to-day, October lard | droppin 80,1214 and October ribs to #6.60, Tt is id that both and Cudahy were sellers. said to liave been seller. were: Wheat, 100,000 bu, 40,000, The short afternoon board closed at T4%c for Oclober. i¥%e, October pork at- $0.00, Gui, 3p. m-Wheat strox @I puts, e calls, 101 puts, 407 @0y ¢ ealls, 40 tinpse. in orl, 207,000 1145, Octol October corn at lard at i October, Corn CHICAGO LIVE §TOCK. CuicaGo, Sept. 20.—[Special the Bek.]—Cartie—The receiy of na- tives were not large and best tle were wanted at steady rates, There werc so many western rangers, however, that _ filled the places of nati ttle that common to me- dinm kinds were extremely hardto sell at 10¢ decline, and there were some that were not wanted at that. Smooth fat natives sold at about former rates, but fat cat- tle showing roughness were hard to sell at lower rates. The Kan- sas City market was weaker and London dull at last weck's decline. Shipping steers, 1550 1o 1500 1bs, $4.6540 1200 to 1350 1bs., $4.15@1.65; 950 to 1200 Ibs., §3.40@1.10. In range eattle it was the opinion of one good man that canning ‘Texans and choice, fat lots w teady, while fair to medium kinds ‘were b@20c lower. Opinions differed, how- ever, and one or two buyers for ini 10¢ lowerall round. F medium - western cattle, however, w liberal supply and they geneally sold 5a10e lower than the best p s of last weeis. 'Ihe Teceints to-day were about 3000 winterea sxans, natives and half-breeds, and about 1,800 through Texans, Hoas—The reccipts for the day were 00, Trade was siow at the start, and prices tully 10¢ iower than the elose Satur- day. Rough and mixed sold (@460, n.limn..umnlm $4,70( st heavy at $4.90@5.20: light sorts, $5.75@675, The Yorker and Baitima o' prime buteher pixzs), sold at rough and wixed, $1.00@470:pc hipping. 250 t0 530 Ibs, " §4.75(@5.0 lu_m weights, 130 1o 170 lbs, $3.¢ ’(tbl.w \Ll]h. 2,50@3,75, FINANCIAL New York, s loNEY—-On eall active at 4wd per cent, closing at 5 per cent. PrIsME MEGCANTILE PAPER—4@) per tct bt steady and $4.58414 for ‘elegram to B4.00a04.957 RLING fExona ( aL 34511 fou sixty day b demand, GOVERNMENTS—Governinent bonds were dull but stron, ToCKs—The stock market was extremely e, sles being tl any day fc al months. Purchasing was, to a farg ontirely buying, and although were he ing sales during day, the demand was so gre: advances were iade over the whole list. opening was strong at adya over the < of Saturday, from 1§ 101 per ¢ Lackawanna advaneed sharply in the afternoon, accompanied by Weste Union and Omaha, but a br Mail chiecked the g al mlvan time, though it 'lh'l\\'ullwl)u wctions in some to tho prices closed barely e 1y s and held others dow already attained, The marke firm, “I'he most notable ern Union 2% per cent, 1 cent, and "T'exas Peeitic 1 BTOOKS ON WAL cent honds. . 1009, ansas & ke Shore . e ieh. Central. [0, Vacili Notthern Pag preforred prtersed . Westo) ™ l'nlun ARKET, — Flour--Dall important ehange; win- $4.07@4,10; ' south- sin, - §4,000 wheat, Bid 10 Chicago, Sept. wasicr with no at - tlour, H0@4.00; Wi soft ' spring \esola bake low grade: and pate: v iye tlour, it at 5, 20 10 sac Wheat-Fairly easier: ope er, closed lge abo : October, Tl [ ed @%e at openiog, and d steady about the'same Jiwide] October, B53e A weaker, @ ash, s Saturday : cash, ay, 03¢ Oats-— Steadier, Baturday ; cash, 2 Sidge. ye—Quiet at 4Tige, Barley —Eusy at 8140, Flux-Soed #1053 @1.081¢, Tinothv-—1'r me, $1.85, Whisky—$1.17, Pork —Opened ay reduction 1@ ranged about ¥e above wei October, 25%0; May, enk at A@tige. followed ¢, inter railied 40@42ie, closing steady: eash, £@0.80; Novewber, §9.80 |U('l‘»c Meats — Nowmlinally houlders, $413,4@6.3; shors -10; short ribs, achanged ; iear, $0.20@ fy | “tailers™ had, it | Wheat | re \West- | mery, full eream el young Ame | Hides—Iieas n salted 4 bull hides, S, B 1% dry dencoins e light, $1 0 dry salted i call skins, Se10} ¢, cake, Boatn—Wlheat May, S4%e. Corn—Trregulary May, 45e, Oats—Irr lar + May, 31 910, Pork—Firmer; November, 8 | 6,200 May - Firmer; Siupments 15 35,00 5000 76,000 Receiy optid Lye, ba Barley.oa New York, )000; exports, 1 “ wle lower, but and aulvanced | eraded red, isat No. 2 red ine 1, et No. 2t n--Spot firm and ol options opened 1 tye better the advanee partly losty 1 exports, 195 000 ungraded, 4susige in elevator and afloat, October elos- ing at 455 Oats—Iligher and 00); expoits, none white western, 5i@4doe, Petroleum—Firm; United closed at 6: Firm and’ fairly active; western, Dull and o W5 new mess, $11 - Jard—Lower. steam, spot, § Butter—Firm and demand fu Cheese—Quiet but firm. Milwaukee, Sept. cash, lie; October, Corn-—Steady; Oats— Lower Rye- Barle Provisions Cincinnati. and lower; 12,000 shipm orn—Steady mixed, 4ic. S 0,-~ Wheat cash st afterwards rule 10310 £ atShige. itely actives less active: receipts, mixed western, ors 5@ 11 y and irregular; western old mess, $10.50@ witlh fair demand; No. 2 rd—lenvy at S0 Whisky—Active and firm at §1.12, Minneapolis. ).-~Wheat ovened Wk decline of S qu Sentember, November, Tde; D northern, : November, Flour—Dull cptember, Decembir, 7ilg Ditents, $4.954.40; Receints Shipments. bbis, St. Lonis, Scpt. 20 hers No. 2 red, cash, Novem- 0. 2 mixed, cash, 85%c; mixed, cash, 20c; Lard Y at s Butt toand st 253 dairy, 10@@20c, AFTERNOON BOA L lower. Corn—\We Oats—I New ()rlhnnn Sept. and higher: mixed, 45@ Oats—Quiet and weak at 3315 Hog Products—Dull, weak and lower. Pork—Duli, weak and low $11.00. Lard—Refined tie Bulk Meats—Shoulde 8, $0.50; and clear ribs, . Liverpool, 20.—Wheat — [n poor demand; new . 2 winter, dull at 6s 9d; spring, dull at 6s 9d. Flour—In poor demand, duill at Ss 4d. Corn—In poor demands spot_dull at ds 415d: September dull at 45 4d; October and Nu ember, 4s33¢d. Foledo, Sept. e, Corn—Dull; cash, 413¢c. eml_v; cash, creamery, 21 @ »—Wheat—Easy and a k at odge lower. 2. —Corn—Strong long clear -~Wheat—Firm; cush, Wheat—Firmier; wtember, G6lge} c. A s higher; No. 2 se1 November, Oats—No quotations. LIVE STOOK. 15, 10,000; slow shade lowers; packing shippin 5 and fee s mixed, ST western rangers, 5 and halt breeds, 83,00 oWs, & viutered Texans, s Sales, 1,076 Ibs Montana Texans sold at 83, ib kot 3 1,047 b Dakot 7 1bs Wyominz Toxans steers 5t 10¢ lowe . llnn—l.: ipt TOU, lml L opae ahip THhe, 305 N01 Sk K 00: natives, Sheep i Texuns, western, Tambs, fro: week’s decline, best A at L@il}je per b, cablegram ket at last . —Cattle—Recelpt quiet but_steady 3 grass and 5S¢ or connion to “Receipts, IIII\ | @'0¢ Low 205 'St Louis, shininents, good Sept. 20.—Cattle 1,000 to ¢ho to falr ltm‘cimu stron e r good 3, ’Ji‘ G\ Hous- Receipts, opencd stead 3,000 nlumuruu. closing ~ weak at and best heavy, §4.8a 1.80; light, $4. Monday Fveulng, Sept. @ The ipts were Targest that 1hoy iavo ean Tor Som6 ting Dut Hiers was not mueh doing on th ) al on i about steady, | but declined when the reports were ved | frow castern markors, S were 4 fow good sheep in Lllu nothing doing, RECELNTS, rrovalling Pricos, aiting prices patd for live Showing on this mar y Stec Cholee steer Medi B | Good feeders,.. " | Good Lo choios corn-ed cow i Fair to medium grass cows ! Good 1o ¢ hils . | Lt and 1 Good to | ¥arto { Couwmon sheep. ative Sales. COWH. No. 88 Av. 3 HOGS, Pr. No. §450 B 440 4.40 440 447l 4.50 4.50 a0 TUROW-QUTS, Pr. No. Av. 400 2 3 4.00 410 = s@!sgsaé‘ ... [ ' 4 " ! No E w &0 4 Range of Prices. Showiug tue hizhest and lowest prices patd for wixed loads of Logs ou this warket dus- i i1 | i | No. Cars THE aity, | Ingthe past seven days, and for the same t 2 Inst year September 1885, Monday, 4th n Ay, 14th, Wednesday, 15 Thursday, 16th Saturday, 1Sth Monday, 20th @8.1) Shipments Showing the number of sheep shipped from the v CATILE. It K cattle, hozs and Allsales of stock 1n this market aro ma {. ewt. live weight unless otherwise sta Jead hogs sell at '¥¢ Ib for all weiznts, “SKins,” or hogs weighing less than 10) 1bs no value, Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 80 1bs, Notes, A good many sheep in Heavy run of range cattle, Hog market dull and lower, Ciay & Forest, Rock Creck, had 650 head of cattle at the yards G, 1L Hammond loads of fatcattle. C, C. Nelson, Sidney, was on the market with four loads of stock. Mr. E. L. Kimmins, of Denver, was here with two cars of sheep. The Swan Land & Cattle company were in with twenty loads of cattle, The Johnston Cattle comy eight cars of cattle in to-day The Ogalalla vand and Cattle company had 574 head ot eattle Mr. E. C. Green, m H.- company, was here with eight e I J. Lansing, cattle, and J. & Co. received fifteen Fairiield, had in five cars of UHolmes, ot the sume place, M. N. Fiteh, 1if, Col., had two cars of shecp at the yards, configned to Havris & Fistor. On the Erederick, Smith, Ing, logs ey, ¢ Ander bthenbure; market with l‘lnl‘hlhni A als Co., Tny d; H. T *Chapmians: Bliss D Anderson. Colmbuss . ings, D. Moore, Iast- OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS cral Produce. , Monday ling, Sept. 2 The following prices wre or rownd lots of produce, assold on the mirket to-day. The quota its represent the prices at which outside orders are fitled. secipts have been slightly week, but the gai lwun in the poor grades. Choice butfer y 1 is bringing good prices, . sweet and unitorm color, d in neatand new packages, is selling . A very smallquantity of cxtra coming in which commands 18@%e. unery butter 1s selling at 216 thelr butter best, but ¢ one ride good butter Small neat pi re shonld be ta color in o is packed with pooy s the whole being sold as poor butter. sGs—The receipts are very light and the ket firmn at 16@17¢ Pouv I'he market is not quite as last week, The re @ not larg all choice stock mover very readily. Both old fowls and spring ehicken are in demand v ducks are coming in butthe demand is ud there is no e, Ol Towls, choice, per o ing chicken, Tarie mediuim, Ducks, " small, Turkeys, llltt wanted. not wanted. ¢ past the cae mostly in In some trade, uwnl X bad order and were o total 10ss, instances n few good birds were picked out. and sold at low 1jzu Just as soon as cold weather sets in there will be a brisk demand for pralrio_chick good paying prices. Prairie chicl 5 per dozen ; quall, S1.00@1.25; d (Mal~ T SL@R: du (Teal), @1.503 ‘mixed. §1.251.50, '0Es—The market keeps up as the coiply have been light and mostly in smail few car lots have been received T e Heavy receipts ot car lots would have a tendency to weaken prices. During the past few days choice stock sold as higgh as 65¢ | way, Choi ping stock, perbu, H0(@sde. > grown is selling in a small way at (5@ per doz. Por Corx je per Ib. WiLp PLusis—Very few coming in, and good stock will b ng $L25 per half-bushel basket. CieaB AprLes—There s a good demand, t shipuients are very light and mostly not shipping condition. Firm stock will 0 Ter bushel. Apprgs—There is a great deal of common in the market and it is moving slowly. iipping stock is not so plenty. There are a few southern Jonathansand Bellflowers in. Faney stand or eating apbles o Common stock, . Choice shipping stock, per bbl, § Fancy stand stock, N Pis—'I'he market is still well pplll'd with choice stock, but it is not as abundant us last week, Prices are very firm, The following are the prices at which outside orders for choice stock are filled Shipping_stock, per 1b, 5 10-1b baskets, 35, HoNkv- Nebraska, choice, 156 16¢. : Nebrask 1-ib sections, 1o sections, 121(014¢, Oyerens—Tiado Is Improving, the fuir week there was a good demand from the hotels and restaurants and now the Joeal proceries are commencing to handle thew quite largely, are coming in from the country th r before at this season of the year. ‘Ine dealers of this cf are in better condition than on_any previous vear to supply the outside trad The fol- lowing are the prices at whi orders are filled: Medinms, #0¢ d, 55 selects, 40¢ a selects, 45 Mrroxs—The season {or heavy shipments Is over, but there is still a very fair trade in water melons, Museatine, per 100, $15.00@ 20.00; sunller size 00(@16.00. LyyioNs-=The and 18 not as strong owing to the cooler weatl Prices remain the same as last week: $0.75@10,00, ORANG There are a fow Honduras in the market which are sweet and good si Honduras, per box,$ 8.00 CanronxiA Frerrs—The arrivals of Cali- fruits are very light and only grapes ring, ‘Ihe scason is practically over. Graves, Museats, ‘Tokays, §175. N 0Coanuts, per hundred less than hundred, per hundred, $6.50, TR Utah peac are plenty and are wecting w sales, 1 -1b boxes, §4.25 white cloy dark, 12@14c. ; Calitfornia, Californta, strained, 2-15 During stan 4he; - Bricks, per Ib, 12}4; penny 1 —Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon ke; r pal., $1.00; galion ean -l $1.10. volished, 11c. medium, e, 5, e, 0 Tarragona H 1 guedoe, 17¢; Braails, 1: b nuts, hand yi Shge hand Virsinia, 7ie: peanuts ' feet, per o: do., per kit, pecans, Dicked, roasted, s {oniues' per 50; d e warket §s aimost cleaned u) P in fair request, H. H. P Med 51.4,041 n conutry, $1.251.50; 1 country, 8031007 inferior, 6@ise, i new oats, 2, hoe. D MILLSTUFES— \\ i * quality pate 1Y, B2.40-28280; bos quality sprii flour, patent, anl, H0e per ewt i ehopped feed, S0¢ per ¢ white corn meal, $1.00; yeilow eorn mea!, e per ewt; sereening, 60¢ jer ewts howiny, ) per ewl: Shorts, y ewh: eral §L.00; hay, in Dales, $6.00@ P fer ton. S er whe Grocers' List, Prexixs—Aledium, In bols, $6.50; do in half Lbis, $8.°5; small, iu bbls, §7.50: do in hlll bbls, §i. m: ins, in bbls, $5.50; do Jy NO. 41;!"0!! Keus, $1.22; New Qrieans. Sxaidc per gallon; Mujle Syuay 56 barvel, striclly pure, Tve per gallo lon ()\IAHA DATLY | mon i )AA Y eans. £0.95 por doz.: grannlated, 6 ectioners’ standard extra ( 1.0 extra €, 4 medium yellow. o UANNED (0ODS—Oysters, 0; strawberries, 2 1b, ties, 21b per case, vercase, §4.303 apricots, T white Per case, $3.90 berries, case, § X 1 per doz, SLh¥a1603 2 1b govseberies, ase, §1,75: 9'Ib string beans, per ¢ b lima beens, per 1 b tly tomatoes, | per case, S1.90 . $1.70@2. 00, , 10505 1 ineh, et 4 marrow! June p Diikp Froirs—No, 1 quarter apples, %@ 4oy 1 ahiges blackber- rics, boxes, { s, ester, 45 Blgcs peaches, evaporated. 15g@17e: Salt Lake, none in mayket: 1aspberries, new, 18 (@1fc; eurrents, prunes, new, 4% 4ige STAnci—Mirror gloss, 11b, 5%c: Mirror gloss, 3 b, 5ige e gloss, 6 Ib, 60} Graves' corn, 1 : Kingsford's corn, 1 Ib, 7e: Kingsford , 1 1b, Te; Kingse ord’s gloss, 6 1b, T'40; Kingsford’s pure, 5 1b, 8{c: Kingsford's bulk, 4 CorFEE 7()|\|\m\r\ grades, 1@iige: fair, 11ga@ prime, 1@izigeichoice, 134 @13e fatoy green and yellow, 15ig@143go: old gov: ernment Java, 200 interior Java. 161@ i Mocha, Arbuckle’'s roast sted, 161501 Red Cross, 1 u Navon lm]n‘nm. 2.1 0; Kirk’s standard, & u'» 161 el Imkuh s, u\‘.c Kirk's white. Russia Cap, £0.50: Dome, & White Clond, 88,75, MATCHES— caddie, case, $1.00; square cases, § fixed, 9}¢@12; stick, Sh@dige Garneau's soda, butter *ind ms, Sige; ginger snaps, Sige; “Washiboard, § s0; round, per 1 mule square, w 118--No 1 quarter_appl od boxes, Slg@dtie; b @); peaches, eastern, 45(@ eviporated, | 15l@iTe; asnberries, new, §C; vrunes, new, 4 boxes, 8 ¢ penclies, Like ‘none in marke (@!9c; currants, TH@ @i General Markets, Woor.—Medium, 1i@18e per 1b: fine heavy, s liht, 1@ie; coarse, 12@15¢; burry butchiers, ®lgaie: dry flimt, l@lie: dry hides * two-thi low pring brown, 13e. Sheep Pelt LeATnER—Urime slau; prime oak sole_leather her per_foot, 2xa@se: hem, kip, onk Kip, @ French kip, - SLO00w@ hem, calf, $1.00@1.10; oak call, $1.00@1.25; French calf, $1.25@1.50: Morocco boot leg, 80« i2e; Morocco oil pebble, 28.@32¢. toppings and linings, 60ae. x SAVY HARDWARE—ITO] rate, £2.25; Sieal speciul cast, dei crucib lesteel, 66 00ls do, 12a@18c; Wagon spokes' per sot, @3,003 hubs, per set, $1 felloes, sawed_dry, $1.40; tongu each, 7 each, quare nuts, ver 1b. 7@l charn, per’ Ib, 6@l2c; malieable, fke: iron arrow teeth, 4ot < Burden’s horsestioes, 's mule shoes, $5.40, $4.00 per 100 ibs 80.50; steel nails, §: hot, §1.85: orie do, half keus, & blasting, kegs, $2. . Lead Bar, $16, -V lieead, € Leuis, pure, 87. I chns, 2e: Krench zine, reen seal, 123 (French zine red seal, lc; ‘rencli zine, in varnish asst, 200: Freneh zinc, 75¢; vermilllon, ‘Awmerican, 18¢; Indian ed, 10; tose pink, Tie: Venetian red, Cook- son's, 2ic:” Venetian ted, American, 115c; red lead, Tige: chrome yellow, genuine, 20 chrome yellow, K, 12¢; ochré, roche le, s achre, French,' 987c: ochre, American, 1ic? Winter's minbral, Lehigh brown, 2ige? Spanish brown. bicc: ritoe s g VARNisnEs—Barrels, per gallon ture, extra, SL10; fornlture, Nog 1, S1. 003 conch extra, $1.401 conch, No. 1, $120; Da: mar, extra, ' $1T06: Japah, e asphaltum. ;’1“;(? 58%¢; shellac, 5 505 hard oil finisn, Spirits—Cologne spirits. 188 proof, $1.14: do 101 proof, $L15; spirits, second auality. 101 proof, $1.14: do' 185 proof, $1.13 Alco- hol. 188 proof, $2.12 per wine gallon, ' Redis- tilled whiskies, '$L00@L50. “Gin, *blended, $1,50@2.00; Kentueky 82,006,001 Kentucky and Penns $2.00@6,503 iolden Sheaf bourbon and rye whis <kies, 8150?00, Brandies, fmported, 3 5.00@8.501 domestic, $1.30@3. 00, | Gins, imported, $4 50 @6.00% dom 1.25@3,00. Champagnes, 00; American, green salt, price. ellow, leather, Upper @ ¢ sole S(@ISe. 20 ronl powder, 'k do, auarter k L fuse, per 10 fect, 87 PANTS 185 On ,‘?n: white lead, S ellles green. 1 t0 5 123 21703 i Pn(“lildxlllc Paris whiting, 2ig ting, \\hltuui uml'] "1, Tnmpbiack, manstown lampbluck, ordinary, Prussian blue, 53 ulir e, 183 \nntlflu\ brown, Se! stenna, green, genuine, 3 ehirome g 3 vermillion, E and burnt umbe burnt sienna, fined lampblack, black, drop black, 40¢ 3 m(-b'ul' 18¢; M. blind fenna, raris green. common. Y. 20c: ehrome green, 1ish, in oil 70c; raw ans, 12 andyke, brow nd ivory g sian blue, chrome green, L., Venétian red, Yarmiilion To & D llow ochre, M. & O. D.."18; good “ochre, 16c:’ patent drver, 8¢ giuiniiig color, JiKht oak, dark oak, wlanut, chestnut and ash. 1 DRUGS AND CuEMICALS—Acld, earbolic, g2; aeld. tartaric, 5 s bilsam copaiba, per 1 fras, per M. lomel, onidia, per oz, 40c; chloro- 1, 40 ¢; Dover's pow {ers, per Ib, 8 per 1b, Bige; glycerine, pure, per 1b, 18 weetate, ' ver 1. 21ci oil, castor, No. 1, per & 50 or gal., S1.40; oil, oliy oil origannum, 5lc: opinm P. & W, and R. & per oz, 70 fodide, per th, .00: salicin, per 0z, phate inorphine, per oz. sulphur, 1b.4e: stryehnine, per oz, $1 Fish, BERLL T n|<g| Bbls Pls Kin 200100 504012 10 ver Mew FIsi. 00§ 00 ey B 003 00 0 oy 6 08 0) LAKE 1 T BLIs Qr Bhls PIs[Kts 100 0050 40 12| 10 No, 1 Whito Fish...(7 oo %04 10101 90 Fulinily White Dish, 3 150 62 55 No. 1 Trout /| m‘A 052 bu‘l 9 ui 65 | | IMPORTED FISIL SEW FISH, — ils HE s Qe LS Pails or Kits 950 40 12 10 FIST | “ngs 14 ‘oywl 888010 Holland her:| i ] ' ~rings, new. : Ory hlmnor. _ DINMENSIONS AND TINBEUS. 120014 £f'16 T o 30 10080 10,60 1 I LOARDS, s Lsl 12 ldand 16 ft 116 1t, 2 14 and 16 1t lL 14 and 16 ft. FENCING, 12 and 14 ft., rough. Nu 24 & Ginch, 12 and M ft., rough. SIDING. A 12, 14 &16ft., 21000 C.. B12, 14 & 16 1L, 2,000 D. CEILING AND PAR n White Pine Par No.1 Com, N w 15t com., 2d ; % Cow. % in. Norway Pine Ceilin FLOORING, A Gineh, white pine, 2 O C Gineh, L MDD, STOCK BOARDS. inch. 8 18. 46 C.. inch » % g3pll . (S l! lU 184 Jhl! . FINISHI 1st and 2a. r, 13 inchy, 8d, clear, 1 inch, 5.2 5 #d, elear, 13, 1 i B pelect, 1 ingh, s, 28.: : TUESDAY, % per,s | B select, 114, 1y, | No. 2 plainis and 10 inch. XX clear, SEPTEMBER 21, 1886. - OMAHA JOERERS’ BIRECTL fia Boots and Shoec AMERICAN (AND SHOE COMPANY, Manutact A W holosale b Boots and Shoes, plete stock of Hubver Goods alwass B STt at Oratm, Neb A 1" Auetin: Ax Blinds, & K > W. 1. MORSE & CO, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 111 Faroam st, Omaha, Neb, Moo ¥, Summer | streot, B 2in. 86, ; RIT LAD, No. 1, plainSand 10 inch.. $17.50 o 1530 SHINGLES, LATHL standard, $2.50; No. 1, SEWED lar, 6 in., 148, 12¢; 8 in lers in e 80 Cenent (Akron) gan plaster, $2 Doors, Hc. QUEER TEXAS STORY. Quiney white lime (best $1.05. Hair, 8 Sash, 50¢. Mouldings, 50 Co n hand Moses Frishy Personates a Long-Tost Son—The Roma Expose of the Deception. A dispateh from West Chester, Chester county, Pa., gives the particulars of a | story which has abont it a tinge of the | famous Tichborne elaimant romance | Twenty years ngo Jesse l.h\'fn was a young man, son of a well-to do Quaker family, He enlisted in a Penn sylvania regiment which was sent south e wrote affectionate letters to his par- ents and sweetheart but atter the war was over he was missing. Years passed | Onalia Coffee nnd Spico Vills. and no tidings came of him. He was moutned for #s dead and his sweetheart | To% iy TR TR R Py married another. Last fall a man who reet, Omalin, A ob. he was the wanderer returned to the GAT COLE & MIL ( o homestead I'he identity was | Home Coffee and ‘l""‘ Mills M'f'g Co. complete, He was reccived with open | chfes Rox Y Grinders, M o arms and all the latives and friends | gf Baking Fowder. ¥ ,;'Ij;'.j;‘:"";;" Ly freely admitted him into their families as | oofre pward st Omahn Jesse Glasgo. 'llun;{ Went on this way for nearly a 1e was unsteady in his w y winch was not like Jesse Glasgo, but this s attributed to his wandering life. o told many incidents of his younger dx and was perfectly famnliar with- the fam ily history. Finaily the bubble burst, and the supposed Jesse Glasgo was ex- posed. It has been covered that his name is Moses Frisby; that he served it o in the war; that they after- wards went to New Orleans and Browns- ville, Tex., together, and, that learning some incidents of Glasgo's life, he pulmed himself off as the Tong lost son now in West Chester jail on the charge of obtaining large sums of moncy = under f: 5 AanasAAnan J. Lewis HA CARPET CC zed the fraud as a forme Jobbers of amtance. What first aroused suspicion | gaypets, Curtaius, Oil Cloths, Rugs, d 'lll’| f:'lfl that G [ kb n\“"" Linoleums, Matting. Tte. 1611 Douglas strect, shoe and the pretended a € o | —— 5 77 . — also admitted that the real Jesse Glasgo S A, ORCHARD, ed in Brownsvilel, Tex. A telegr: Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, from ther ys Jesse Glasgo, formerly | Matungs, Cortuin Gooda, Eie, 123 Funam Street, of Chester county, Pa., lives there shibae There promises to bea happy re-union with the long lost son J.TLESTER&CO GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, No. 12 BROADWAY, Chicngo, 11l New York City. Commission Merchants. Stocks, e Provisions, Gotton, Office and yard, 1ith an yord Bought and sold for investment oron Margin, Private wires and instantaneous service to NEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADEPHIA. WASHINGTON, Members New York Stock Exchange. Members New York Cotton Exchange. Members Chicago Board of Trade. Members New York Produce Exchange Rern TED BY—E. W. FINCH, Genoral Truveling Agent, Room 19 Paxton House. Beer. M, KEATING, Agt. for Aulicnser Special Rrands. Fau s STORZ & ILER, l ager Beer Brewers, orth 18h Strect, Omahs, Neb. Dush Brewing Ass’n Budwelser nnd Brianger Coffee, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & (0., Cornice. -I-I.l(-‘l‘l',' CORNICE WORK John Epeneter, Prop. Manufaeturer of 70d Tron and Cornice. 23 Dodge and 103 . Omnhin, Neb, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finale. MetalicSkylight,etc. $108 203 L Omialing “WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, § pm-ht. Prop. l\ Galvantzod | ent Metulic Improved Pat- 2t R OniRh. Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGUHT, Ageat for the atacturcrs and Importers of Glassware, 517 South 13th st Lamps, Commission and Storage. "D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. nd Produce. Conslgnmern Aitors for Stoneware, lorry Box: s aud \be dineke.s. 1414 Dodgestrect, Omahs. " PEYCKE BROS., solicited, Heudq OMAHA COAL, CORE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 20 South Thirteenth Street, Omahn, Neb, J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufucturers of Illinois White Lime. And Shippers of Conl and Coke, Cemont, Plaster. Tuine, 1, Fire Brick, Drin, Tile and Sower | Pixton Hotol. Farinm st Ouia, Confectionery. F. P. FAY & CO.,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Ivults, Nuts and Cignis. 1211 Farnam Bt.. Omakin. w. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Tgg s, Cheose. Poultry, Game, 112 South WIEDI: ".‘ N d‘ O ()., Produce Commission Me Poultry, Eutter, WEERS & DITLL.IRD, General Commission Merchants, And Jobbers of Forelgn and Domestic Frults, Corro- spondence solieited. Warelionae ana oo, 10 N, hirtocnth St Omahi, Nob. Felephons UNITEDSTATES National Bank U. S. DHPOSITOR ¥. S W, Cor, Farnam & 12th Sts. $250,000 18,750 Live Stock L‘ommlssmn T M. BURKI & SON Live Stock Commission. Geo. Durke, Manager, Unton Stook Yards, 8. Oinzha. Telephone (2. SAVAGE & GRELN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of any and all kinds of Block solicited. Unio; Vards, Omahas, Capital, Surplus, C.W.HAMILTON Presidont, M. T. BARLOW, Cashier, C. WILL HAMILTON, Asst. Cashier LINBOTORS: M. Caldwell, J. W. Hamilton, \ Barlow Will Hamilton “Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., Jobhers of Cigars, Tobaceo, . 11tk st,, 1020 to B.F Smith M. OMAHA JOBBE 18 DIHEGTORY Artists’ Material. Manufacturer Ana Wholesale Dealern in Leat 1 and 110 N. 14th street, 0 of I ne Cigars, Nos, 108 Dry Goods._ "Il'lldf C0O,, A HOSPE, JR., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1102 and 1104 Douglns, cor, 1th 8t., Omnha, Neb, 1513 Douglus Etreet, Omal — = - _ — Distillers. Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carringes nnd Buggics, Jones street, between 9th wnd 100, Omuhia, Neb LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultural Implements, Wagons,Carriages, Buggios, Ete,, Wholosale, Omahs, PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN Wholesule Dealers in Agrienltural Implements, Wagons a) IHuluhl.. \UI,V‘I w05 nnd w7, importers ors. Distillers of Liquors, Aleohcl and Spirits, and Joubers of Winesund 1 WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE' Y CO. and ILER & CO., Importers and Jobbers of ¥ine Wines an BoTG manufuoturers of Kenndy's £ast indi Lors wnd Domen 10 Liquors, 112 11arnoy . m ugs, Famts, Ele, 0., Largest Drluz, l’nlm,Oll & Glass House ‘omplete Line of Druggists Sun- GOODMAN DIIUG CO., Wholesale Druggists, In f‘“‘".‘l' ONsand Window <lass,Omahs, lun-r rmd Ewn. McSHANE & S('IIROFDFII, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing 1ouse, l4th and Leaven- worth 8t., U, P. i, . K, Owaha. nponD Sec.d'Fr N B1Pr A KBRS inson, v 0t Hupt. THE UNION HYDRAULIC DEAIN TILE CO,, Office 213 6 14ih st., Omala, Nob. Machinery and ~Bupplies for Manufacturiog Cement Drain 11 flua‘clwn Tnall. LOUIS HELL Il. Butehers’' Tools and Supplies, 3ausugo Cusings of all kinds alwaysin stock. Jones st., Omub: s [nymacrs and Contractors, Builders' Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware & Seale Repair Shop b, 18 Dalan OB, PRIED & ¢ of Havdware and Nails, Eie, Agenta for Howe Scal der (ol Omaiis P ROCCO & CO., mporters and w Johber L Voreigu, Dome-tic and ¢ ailf MOk & WILHELMY CO., S08 Narchie Wholesale Hardware tern agents for Jeflerson Sieel N Powder €0, Fuirbanks &(n "10ch and Harn TTTTUDEWEY & RTON Wholexsale teuiors fu ¥ " Building Matericl. ruitare, OMAHA LUMBER CO., Deaicr in Al Kinds of 1 | ! Ruilding Material at Wholessle. l TTOCHARLES SIIVERICK,” Farniture, Belding, Mirrure. 200, 1208 wod | Uphiolstery, 18h Street and Union Pacitic Track, Owahs. Fanram st te. st G Lk AJOB3E LIHEGTOR! Grocoeries, ALLAGHER & €O, rocevies and Prov 700 And 111 8. 10th S, Omuha, N MeCORD, B DY & €O, Wholesale Grocers, ernworth st Omaha. e e ey rdware. W.J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Tron and Steel, FDNEY & GIBBON Wholes: ‘|I|~ Tron and Steel, 1 §tock, Heary Tiardwa Th st Omuh: \'abr‘ MILTON ROGIRS & SONS, Stoves, Rang Furnnces, ‘Tiles, Mantios, Grates, Bruss Goods. 120 and 123 Farnwm Siret PAXTON, Wholesale Now, 705, 7T Spr Iren Works. PAXTON & VIE Iron Works, Wronght and Cast Iron Huilding Work, Tron Staire, RN, Towms. und Girders, & onn Krgics, Kras Work, Generul Ty, Machine nnd Binckemin Waork! Ofice and Works, U2 1% Iy and 170h wie LING Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERIC Wholesale Jewelers and Music lh-nlr\rs. Denlers in Stliverware, Diamonds, Watche Jewoler's Tools and Muterinla. ete, 101 and 104 IA\II AL, 00r. Dodie, Ouib Lumber. LOUIS BRADIFORD, Dealer in Tumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Yards (o W and Douglas; Corner CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 1ith atreet, Omahi, Nob. F. Colpetrer, Mana C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 15th and Callfornia Stre I r, Liwe, Cement, Ete., Bte. ____ Cor.Gthand nouglas kts., Omahn, Neb. HOAGLAND, Lumber, T W. HARVEY LUMBER C0., T'o Dealers Only. OMmce, 1405 Furnam strect, Omaha. T CHAS. R. LEB, Hardwood Lumbez, Wood Carpets und Parghet Flooring. 8th aud Douglas 1. WAKEFIELD, nle Lmnlmn Bte, JOIIN . Whol Imported and Amer Ktnte ARCDL for MIL Ay l{dlmhn Cement £nd Hest Cuincy White Lime. Live Stock. NION STOCK YARDS CO., Of Omaha. mitod. John F. Doyd, Superintendent, GOODRICH & CO., the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Fancy Goods In Nevguaka, Chicago yrices duplicated without adds Ing frefght. 115 Furnani Ktreet, Omahu. J. 1. ROBINSON NOTION Wholesale Dealers In Notions and Furnishing Goods, __ 4mand 405 8. Tenth St., Omabu. VINYARD & SCUNEIDEE, Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, nam CO0., 1003 and 108 . Owmaha, Overalls. SLD MANUFAC! COMPANY, Mannfacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Ehirts, Bte. 1102 and 1104 Bong? AN URING Printing. REES PRINTING COMPAN Job Printers, Blank Book Makerd. And Book Binders. 106 and 108 Scuth Fourteenth t. Omabt, Neb, RN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxillary Publishers Dealers in Type. Presses rri s' Snupplies Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. TEDWIN MORRIN & CO., Manufacturor ackers und Deale Pickles & Strictly Pure Apple Vinegar Baking Powder, Viasoring Fxtracis, Froneh Mus Safes, Ete. ANDREEN, Onmahia Sefe Works, Manutactuscrs of Fire il Work, & 5 ters and Wir Jth il dackson Sia, On . BOYER & Agenm for llull 8 Safo & Lm'k (‘o Ly 2'ar Pr 1020 i Sash, Doors, Ete. M. A. DISBROW & Wholerale Munufneturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Branch office, 12th and fzard sta., Omala co., o f. Sash, Douor, Blinds, Monldings, Bullding Paper, cte. 101 Sonth Thirteontl: Kireef Omak, Neb. A 'com ok CF Hullduraroe BOIIN MANUFAC l'l TRING 0. Hanufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings S4air \¥ork and Interior Hard Wood ¥inish Just opened. N. or S Leaveuwortl Bia. i, CHURCHILL PUMP (0, Wholesale Punps, Pipe, Fittings, Stegmm und, Water Sup dguirters £ 7 Mash Foost ods. il Farou at., Owaba. Neb, T A, L, ATRANG (0, Pumps, Pipes and Engines, 0, 122 ¥ud A Furnaia st., Onihi, Neb. . COMPANY, Halluday Wind MUl eico Btaam, Witer, Kailway end Milling Kupplics. Bta, WIND ENGINE and PUMP % Boiung 1 I I MARTIOFE Wholesale Trunks, Millard fotel Block, Owmab Wogons and Corrioges. A, l "l'h() ’V. The Leading Carriage Fuctory, (MSTAULISUED INS) 1409 wnd 1411 Dudge street, Omp White Lead. CARTER WHITE LEAD CO, Strietly Pure White Lead, atreetaud . P, By., Oiabs.