Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1886, Page 3

: ___THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1880 : BETTER FEELING ON 'CHANGE. | e fcats- shonttors snrgggsamsmons [ -\ o mpowaues, - g, [ Frgxectie, Veaor: potwsstone] wmemem 0ll HIJOEDEflS’DIREGTfi RY (O A'IHOBBERS’ IRECTORY Butter—No material change; creamery, | 1. 160 84,00 | the same as last week : $0.75@10,00, W Fism, 1560 BRI Bhoe Fat KIS | emmmmm— b — 15a24c: dairy, 14 3 40 4.00 OnANGES—There are & few HONAUrAS i | o oo . | psen Boots and Shoes. Groceries, N == Active: full cream eheddars, 3 - 410 the market which are sweet and good size. | No,1 White Fish 03101 04 . -~ o The Depression of the Past Few Daye Fol- flats, 10}{@lle; youug Americas, | 7 40 415 | Honduras, per box,8 800, -2 | Family Whito Fish 810'% 8| AMERICAN HAND _SEWED PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO. lowed by Activit skims, o@ic. 2 0 CALIFORNIA FrUres—The arrivals of Cali- | No.1Trout ... 85195 T4 65 SHOE COMPANY, it » . > y 7 ! 16'50. 5 - fornia fruits afe light and b i : Manufacturers and Wholesnlo Dealers in Wholesale Groceries aud Provision - Hidos—11avy green saltad, 7% light, 8t el 3 - wson is practically < T AMPORTED FISH. Boots and Shioes, Now. 105,107, 10 and 111 8. 10th S, Omaha. Neb. bull hides, hides, 5ige: dry salted. 1 okays, $1i5. S vis 7F Tibis 5is Pails or Ki — vk ot HeBhET Gools WIWErs oh KAnd b O WHEAT SHOWS A NET ADVANCE, | jo:: ¢ fint, 15 140: calf sking, S@10} 03 Range of Prices, J0COANU TS—Cocoanuts, et fundred | wew risn. TR ':“‘»'” % "” '"'| Rl B & T R e etk e McCORD, BRADY & €O, .14-;-.-:."‘ Bc each, Showing the hizhestand lowest prices paid | # lm Icu]unn hmim-;v per Imm!lull $6.50, —— ——- e W, V. MORSE & €O, Wholesale Grocers, Tallow—No. 1 eountry, 3'¢@3¥e; cake, ad loads of hoes ¢ s rket dnr- TAH Fruirs tah peaches and pears orwegian « Ve SE ¢ . h earenworth sta., Omaht Cotn s THieIRner=Deatings inEork | gyey Novs e Tk the past sevein " daye aad for the same | Are pienty and are meetie with very 'zood | KKK Hornigs 14 07606809808 0.1 w0 Tobbers of Roots and Shoes s e Very Light and Almost Peature- “/\lln K¥OON |\x'.»\.m Wheat — Lrregulars | tiuie last year: flln ll'w\n. vl‘d'}]-lmw:«, $4.25@4.50; peaches, | g oo o { l ‘ ‘ 141 Far . 8 Nardware . ctober, thige: May, $ge. Corn—Irregulars | =———— sptember— | 20Ib boxes, 8175, .| rdware. \ less—Ueneral Market R " sige, Oatacl ST MATLE SUG AR- Brieks, per Ib, 121¢: penny | TIOR8, new. O ik, J§ P W AhoiTon ~nn uotations. ary October, $10,0234; ~d cakes, per b, 15¢. - g s J Unchanged. | 7 oo MAPLE SYRUP—Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, Ory Lumoer. Beer. Heavy Hardware, Iron and \|N.| uesday. 14th, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS mnnn ~ y ron a " HANG n i Receints, Shipments, “MHWI“ I “1'4-1” fl mmu;k.r.n cans, per g.] 81,057 1 k! TR W REATING 9, W Hanaiilisio ON CHICAGO 'C NGE. ULl o0 lh\ll\r|\\‘ 16th Sl 3 A2 £ 14 1116 1118 £t 20 N - i ; - e Wheat, bu.... 73,000 4 Pe | ki s . for cuser-Bush Brew Ass'l T -~ % e the Brk.|—The feeling that the heavy re- | Oats,ou 155,000 264,00 ,,Wl' ‘Bt 345 @3.50 -,".""““"‘ — o " Wholesale lwu and Stee ceipts at primary points, which for some ti ]é\vl on 900 ]l:;: = = - | Br '\'"‘r‘:“';m‘:j -( “7“"7 " ILE f- Wagon and Carriage ook, Heary diargmare, " A ariev.ou. . 85,00 51,0 4 cy o peT " o te. Tand 1210 Leavenworth st ket, have been fully discounted, led to good | . NEW, York: Sonttl - Wheat igad | Showing the number of cattle, hogs and Y'U\fln d. 26 extr per Ib ¥ " ! — ; MILTON ROGERS & SONS, buying both Iast night and this morning. | jc'and options 1/@¢e, closing steady: un- | sheep shipped from the yards to-day: P P L T R B L [ HOARDS, Coffee, Spices, Ete. Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Cables were dull enough to suit the rankest | graded red, 76@ss'/e: N . 3, 41 r No. 2, n I \,.Iv"fl‘;l ' IST‘ k T Kit, llg. 1\: -m: |‘3 fi el P! Mantics, Grates, Drass Goods. 1621 and 1529 Farnam bear in the trade, but at the present low | SK@Sige in elevator8%e atioat: No. 1 red, | No. ok plest | Ger kit, $3.5 2 16 40416 14 CLARKE BROS. & C0. - - range of prices speculators possessed of any | Wegc:! 'L',“{"'."’,',"”,’“ n-':,‘l"‘:.'l‘_{‘f‘,::“"‘,,,fl = SR AL ko] ll DINt jars, per ca 6,25, "Tripe, 14 and 16 ft Omaha Coffea and Spice Mills, Tron Werks T degree of caution are not inclined to rely on | yiuhior siosing stead 0001 6X £ Live Btock Sales. s anv'l $4.00; do,, per 4 bbl $2.00; do., No. 1, 4 &6 ineh, 1o Wb rough...817.00 | T*%00Mses Spicoy, Bubing Powder, Flivorine BE: | cvnerionnsos g oanman the figures the foreign buyer sends | ports, ' 10,0003 ur Showing the number of eattie. hogs and i i et " & danied o A S Tnoh, 16 rud 14 1o Toumy: 9100 LAY o Omtin, Nob. v PAXTON & VIERLING out. October wheat opened at 7he | 4xigadshic in elevator, 40@ 0% ¢ sheep purchased by the leading buyers on rANs—The market is aimost cleaned up. | No. 2 4 & " e 10000 | i — T ot i cithi Cats—tiighor b ode) to-dny’s market. Nice clean beans in fair request. H SIDING. GATES, COLE & MILES, ;i and for the first half hour kept within a igher but y modera Y N 1.70@l5; H. P. M & w 9 C10£t., 21000 O 5 ¢ Iron Bullding Work m L i O 1 . | receipts, 00; exports, 000: mixed LA 81.70@1.%5; H. edinm, 8150 @ | A 12, 14 &10ft, 21000 O. €15.00 | Home Coffee and & il Haln and Girders, i Ll small fraction of that point. Corn and pro- | W iarn 83@s40: white western, 3@40c. G. H. Hammond & 66 | 1.655choice clean country, 1,25l wood | 1,12, 14 & 16 1), 2,000 D’ cerieaenes 1000 [ Cofree R X, Dundry. Mac e A lacksmi visions showed little change at the start. | ° patrolanm-—Stendy: United closed ot 6iqe. clean country, 90@81,00: Inferior, 6075, CRILING AND PARTITION of Raking Powder, Flavoring: v and Worke, 1 1. 1t When the exports of wheat were posted the | Eggs—Firm and n fair demand; western, Robert Pri 19| Guar (.‘4"0:' “'m“hl onts, 28e; new oats 1t e, 3 Wil Ping Partjtion WA AL '::‘I““ _—_— == — figures were encouraging to the bull side, | 19@20c MeGuire & & i ~ ettt b R lewelry. cestarday | Pork—Dull: nld mess, $10.50@10.65; new — A """‘f Wheat l('nm 3% in. Norway Pine Ceiling.. = o - ::::‘ll.‘;;“::::&.:d fl&r&en}:fl&:s‘ 31‘[‘:.‘11:41::?: thss, $11, ‘,,? Total . :]'(‘rure‘lwx:ir unlll}")':x;n-‘nl:“h” ."n“nu' lnll; FLOORE P e . Uoasin i o EDHOLM & ERICKSON, | 0,000 bushels, This furnished some stim- ,.n!.‘.':.'.":',lf"" {5 """ il Abt s G S flotir, patent, $2.75:brath, 50c per cwts chophed 4 Sinch, white plue, 26 C. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Wholesale Jowelers and Music Dealers, ) g - o el e b ch, N G I onds, ¢ ‘s to buyers, and. the October option ad. | © BunierFirmer and demand fair, G. I Hammond & Lt |‘~m‘(‘_"'{‘ corn mical, SLO ! SR BERRRS John Epencter, Prop. B B0t ad SLtLa T, Sie J0) a0 SRR vanced o 751¢e, holding pretty firmly atabout | Cheese—Stronger but trading quiet. Squires & Co.. yellow corn meal, 30¢ per ewts screening, A2 neh. s 15 0 ¢ Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron and Cornice. 928 L0 S0 Doy, Otaka, Neb. that figure all the fore part of the day. In | Milwaukee, Sept, 21— W heat—Stronger; | flatk fros 0 | Perow z".‘r"'l’l'a:::f’*’l' 101 Yoo fi}\x(mfe’:"é?m{; R12 e o Sy Lo AL A L | Jre addition to Durcliases to culu-r--u.um there cash, Ti%c; October, T%c; November, 70 61 | 7.00 per ton. i s No. |z(nm 121,81 RUEMPING & BOLTE, Lumber. ‘was considerable buying b; vestors who . e Manufactarers of B e s thought » reasonablo advanae s likely to fole | Oate—Steady: No.gofte. | 0 1788 Grocers' Tiut. W . Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, LOUIS BRADFORD, low the increased foreign demand and the era of low prices that have so long prevailed. Armour was a liberal seller of short ribs, kylight,ote. 3108, | Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. Vlnu Corng h mnl Douglas; Dormer Windows, kinals, Me los of stock 1n ths market are made 121 AL, Omi {m.’ ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. Provision FINISHING. ) g n .5 01 T r - 2 ,. ST ORK h and T , but some parties in the trade thought he was | _Cincinnath Dead hogs sell at 3¢ per b for all ‘welgis, s, n Dhis”S4507 ad 1%tand 2a, clear, 14 inel, WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, | — o mierely trying to work prices off for the pur- 1 kins,” or hogs weixiing less than 10 "Ibs aion ks 8 Now | Jd, clear, T inch f pv('ln l‘mp CHICAGO LUMBER CO. pse of getting a fresn hold on that produet. 2 mixed, 41c. Do value, Pregnant sowsure docked 40 Ibs Mrple Bytup, 5 | e P40 L ¢ i L X - 2 | i and stags 80 10, Maple Syrup, ¢ | B select, 1 inch T Galvanized Iron Cornices, ete, Bpectsimproved Pat- Wholesalo TumUor, Tado th pofk. wne very light and without No. 2 mixed, 37 2 per gallon; I galion | B select, 14, 13, 9 in ent Metulic Skylight. 68 and 510 8. 12h at.Omnha. £ i \ boTaf zotices """ "'““""I"“ 1 14 11 }. k-0 H l\.z'm" ;"“" Notes. gnllou can £5.25 per,s RIIP LA —_——————— . 14th street, Omaha, Neb. F. Colpotrer, Manager. orn scored an_advance of 1, and for a ork—Quiet i A . 3 = d - ALY time. held with fair firmuess, Hutebimson | Lard—Dull and weaker at 86,80, R / . Tigo: cutlon, T@ties | No 5 Diaim and 14 el o S : N. DIE bought considerable, but the improvement in [ Whisky—Active and fivm at $1.12, Common mixed hogs and light hogs sell | granuiated, 64c; contectioners’ A, 60; | 0 =1 A ‘OMAHA CARPET CO. Timvo wheat probably hélped it most. May corn Minneapotis, Sept. 21..-Wheat—Rather slow. .| standard extra C, 6w ise; extraC, 5%@5%c; | v x o *"‘{'”t " ': $250; No. 1 pRsrins i sumber, did not share in the advance ot the other fu- No. 1 liard, Octo! , There were a few sheep sold on to-day’s | mediuin yellow. bisa’ie, XX clear, D IANELLINAR i No.l, . ks ; 19th and California Stroets, Omaha, Neb, tures, keening at about its closing price of In good 'demand; No. market. Oysters, standard. per P White Cedar, 6 i 1205 8 i Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, | ————— =" s - yesterday. ptember, 72c; October, mhjvm of interest was a steer weighing 5, 21b, per case, $2.105 h“:p —~White Cedar, 6 in., }¢s, 12¢; 8 in. Linoleums, Mattings, Fte. 1511 Douglas strect. FRED W, GRAY, ‘ ‘The tone of the afternoon market was steady | ber, 7415e: Docember, 76c: 2,580 Ibs. case, §2.10; California | 9 Livk, Ere.—Quin ,|,,,|| y ”m‘, 80c: | ORCHARD, Lumber, Lime i UL R SRR T 1 October, 7le; Novi R. B. Gamme), Tekamah, was here looking '4 [;- '""Im‘“" b api "“‘rll“"’ cnso, | o iR Cakon) St Hialr, S Micl c and nou ng at the 1 o'clock close, ' final ticure ) ot fo 2 i L0 peacl white cherries, " 500, c. S ‘ showed a net advance for the day c; November, 70c. ey phlm~. per case, bluo- | kan plaster, $2.75. e "”“"“ 50¢. HOAGLAND, e closimig prices were 1tyc f0r | 5o Stenlys patente, &4 25@hd0; bake | o1 Ford, Marquette, was here and sold a $1:3%:Pexe piime, b, por Door Mouldinizs, 55 ¥ s October wheat; October corn, 895 c¢; October 5.20@8 40 Wik ot load of hogs. s, ¥ 1b, 20 | = — Lumber, er $10,00; November, $4 25; November, $6.15, November wheat, 77lc; i November ]mh “on ; October lard, 5.000 bu. A. Blair, Bitter Creek, was here with six 1,000 bu. ; flour, 19,000 | 10ads of cattle. R. A. Templeton, Tekamal, wasa visitor Strong ana | at the stock yards. Shies Octo- | Eightloads of eattle were receivad fiom W E. AIIIII’X Green River. L‘rouery and Notions. l ! berie e w. L. lllll(-Ill'w‘HMM» T. w. Il’,flfl TV LU )IBI’I:‘ C turers and Importers of To Dealers Only. §240;2 ib emly icles Glassware, Ofice, 1468 Farnam street, Omaha. , Cl Ul 38 15 tomatoes, 5 Soun 180 ot | ~— GITAS, R. LEE, St. Louis, Sept. 2 higher: No. 2 red, June peas | CHIVAGO LLIVE BTOOK. No. 2 mixed, cash, 830es Peru, Neb., was here and sold | 53 50515 coraboet. perdos 8170600, Hardwood Lumb CiicAGo, Sent. 21 Telegram to | November, i -fed steers. 1ol !4 Thoh. 9;c. % inch, 10%e; 3 inch, SRARD PACIFIC HO Yo. 12 BROADAY ardwood Lumbcz, the Beg.]—Cartt nis of cat- -'r‘;}‘”“”?.‘h‘,'{l,’ -:rc\“" 2 mixed, cash, . Hammond & Co. killed 8,000 hogs | 10%e. HC ROTEL, o 12 \ G 2 ‘Wood Carpets and Parguet Flooring. ith and Douglas week, and 1,200 eattle, Dmaha, % Bova Bros. Cattle Drep Frerrs—No. 1 quarter apples, 3%@ Chic e | [ 7 - T npany bad sixteen | 465 in evanorated boxes, Ui (@so; blackber- cLE S New oLy "D, A. L Ifl"l’ ‘1 loads of cattle at the yard :‘\Lv.w,'boxes, Ylg@Vize; peac) g (d —_— _(‘onmu:u[ml and Jobbin John Widup, a heavy farmer and feeder of | §%c3 penchoes, e lf‘"”““‘ RS Ll oS unchanged; creamery, | York county, was in looking after feeders. LAY dams, Lonisville, was here with a very load of hogs which topped the tle to-day were 7,800, 1 L000 for the ve—Firmer at 45igc. ‘week, against 16,000 f he same time last \Vllhk Steady at $1.1 week. The receipts were nearly halt Texans [ Pork— Weal at §10.25@ and rangers, which would leave only about 4,000 nati of all descriptions for sale. Yet ¥y 10( there seemed to be a suflicient number for A IRNOON BOARD—W IN‘M—A sh the wants of trade. Under ordinary demand asier. Corn—! ge lower. Oats—!ge lowe prices would have advanced on this light New Orleans, Sept. 21.—Corn—>Stronge! run, but the heavy supply of good Texans “'(',\"" t*(“"} - ne rangers filled the gap and held | Pipiuiet down to last week’s prices. Ship- Tork JOHN A, WAKEF ELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete. tmported and American Portlund Coment. = State “Agent for Milwaukec 11yd ment and Best Sty Wit Lo, ¢ Butter, currents, 74@7}4c; prunes, ncW. 4 StOCks, Pl R YOEE A0S 2 ok 3 v Iy ey = - - S— — el L‘]';H ",;’ibfl,';;;fl'; N Commission Merchants. A Live Stock. = 1 6c; Kingsford’s corn, 1 on S c ) O ST 2 o AT - st glose, T b, 70c Kinis- y - UNION STOCK YARD! | for tone 1411 D hade mln }u*l formerly Union Pacifie surgeon and a heavy cattie man, was in 100King over the market, A yearago to-lay there were only two /c Joadsof hogs sold_on the Omatia warket Tl nd weak at 331 e, —Dull, weak “and lower. TONE & €0, Limitod. John bulk, fe. X : Ordinary grades, 11@11xe: fai MIL Boyd, Superintendent, 5¢; Kin gsford’s pure, 31b. ime. o) Grain Coal and Lime. Of Omaha. ) ping steers, 1350 to }; N . i o s “been some fmprovement since | 16@ 1% L.{",fl'h“').l“" 'm”‘:;’; Deulers in — = 1850 bs., $1.25 ulk Me ong clear | then e ) B 84 0% Nalive Diaber s and clear ribs, o 1L Martin, L T, Martin and Al Powrs e e, L B omeTa y_z,llf',',:f‘ ',:,',‘(,‘ler',’t” (vo;'_"",m_h_. | e O Notions. 0 for old cows and 275w for (“"'"'["“'"" 3 TR || S pa T AT STl ;Mo Tugm e XXX Tonsted, 10! ged PPOY]SIOHS xurdilelophune; 0 I OBERFELDER & 0., U e rangers among the 1 poor demand and dull at 7s 4d. o an s cliand R poee Rkl un\"fi’"n imperial, oOMAt L u),u« ‘L,,,(,J " LIME Millinery and Notions, fresh reccipts this morning. Southern Tex- | | Corn—In poor demand; spot and Sep- | s bouzit and sold Tives tock for & xond | KIS White Ru G COMPAN o DT " et 0.0 R ember, dull'at 4s 4d; October and November, | many years, while the Martin Bros, are old 0 011 L e —————— ¥ 408 e pelline ot !’i" 3‘1:‘"“.' I!Iorx G f‘:::l sy AL 4851401 O T D R Pors. 8305 “Washboard, $5.10. y Jgbbers of Hard nml Soft Coal, Notions. 200 South Thirteent] Toledo, Sept. 21.-—Wheat—Firmer; cush, On the market with b V. Werder- MATCn .. Strect, Omaha, Neb, 0@2.75 for cows and | qgi o J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Per eaddie, “Sc; round, per en Oakland: Nolson & Younz, Oakland; gase, $1.00; squarg eases, $1.70% mule square, | Bought and sold for investment oron ans were selling at $2.; " 5. GOODRICH & C! §3.25@8.50 for steers. Northern rangers: 201 |~ Corn—Dull; cash, 41c. J. Spéilman, Tekamah; Ostenburg & Fre ’ i Are ueoalyaDisery N bl Lersor] Montana Texans, 1016 Ibs, 85.00; 23 Nebraska [ Oats—Neglected. Wabno: Clark, Heaton & Co.. W eston: J. OANDY—Mixed B@1se; st @0, Margin, Mannfucturers of Tilinols White Lime. | gorman & French Toys & Fancy Goods Texans, 842 Ibs. §1.15; 110 Colorado Texans, | Kansas City, Sept. 21.—Wheat—Quiet | Lower, omsburg; J. W. URL Stromsbute; | CRAckmis—Garmeat's soda, ..’(\ 'and | Private wires and instantaneous | iime, 1uir, Fire Brick, Drain, Tilo and Sewer Pipe. | In Nebraskn, Chicugo prices duplicated without adde 974 1bs, $5.10; 231 Wyomings, 1117 Ibs, §8,15, | and firmer; No. ‘2, red, ‘eash, 62ige bid; | Marse, Rogers & Co., North Beénd: Dowling | pienic, Aifes orenuns, bs ,gmw anaps, 8403 aoroite to G, Parson Hotel. Farim st.. Omaba, Neb. Thi tretiit. 1415 Farnan Seroet, Omuhi. Rumors of sick cattle hore and there. ana | October, 63kic: Noverber, Gie bia, & Purcell,” North Ben Pt Telephone - e S ODIEN Catio A L Tereand 6 Corn=S teadys wsh, 21¢ bid; Octo- [ Albon: F, C. Hawk E. D. | O Fioire—No1 quarter app NEW YORK, = 1. ROBINSON NOTION CO., the alarm spread on account of the raid by | per, %: Noveuber, bi Welker. St. Edwar 11, 'St. m- 4dc; in evaporated boxes, 9ig@dsge; bl ’ Confectionery. Wholesale Dealers n the state sanitary authorities on the sickly | ~ Gais—Steady; cash, 2se. wards: D. Desmond, Burnétt; G. E. Wil Bonos, B3(G"; peachos, - east BOSTON, e — AT ¢ \xlluh TS, hcutm' D. lluh' 5ig 3 ! and miserable old cows fed in the distilleries beaches, © evaporated, | 15@17c F, P. FAY & CO., Notions and Furnishiug Goods, has soméwhat frightened country buyers and MVL STOOK. K1 er e p 1\1\1‘..‘;4'"'1"1""'?.'5 Lx\!’w none o market: resphersics, “’4‘;” PHILADEPHIA. Manufacturing Confectioners, S . Thare has v R vy B rhoe, @i9¢; currants, T4 C; prunes, new, 1 Jobbers of Frults, Nuts and C . 1211 Farnam 8t.. ey are ol hnere has notbeen . 4¢ | ontcago, Sept. 21.—The Drover's Journal king & (Crowell | qq1g! WASHINGTON, Oma Jobbers 1 Members New York Stock Exchange. Members New York Cotton Exchange. ¥ | Members Chicago Board of Trade. Flshor & it ven butchers, 6l4@ie: green embers New 'k Pr ) e en ‘"f' R lrynsfllt, Members New York Produce Exchange ) 9@10¢; damaged hides ' two-thirds price. RepnesexTED BY--E. W. FINCH, Genoral prime white. reports as follows: . & G company sutbe s, 5,000; stronger for goods g W, iin B T 'r:m ‘1"& o i bl ras Walker & D, 0, Minden; B! Walgner, ¥ ork. 40,000 to 50,000 cattle that arrive we i stock vards, not even a case of Texas fever, | Cattle—Rece! and with one exception young cattle sent to | Shippinz the country from Chicairo the pastsummer | and feede are reported robust, hearty and strong. | mixed, L2 Buyers need notbe alarmed over the reports | Texas going out of Chicago concerning sick cattle, | Steers, as the eases are coniined to the poisoned _ani- | lower mals, mainly old and_decrepit cows, that are {mprisoned in fithy distilleries nnd compelled on refuse. T zain, these dis- hit aro many iniles froin the stock yards, and between which there is little or no’ com* mupication. Dty Hous—The receipts were 20,000, against the | Tough ot mixed, same number last week, making 41,000 for | shipping, $1.70 000 at the same time last | %00 s fair and prices 1A Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing Storage and Commission Merehant. Im'm““m("'::"":‘f‘ General Markets. Medium, 7@ per Ib: fine heav ”L’|Il 14@lic; coarse, 12@l5e; bul Omahn, Neb. nd 2gs, Cheose. Poull Tia Sonthidtn ot "’ll DEMAN CO., Wonls Produce Commission Merchants, FIELD A"fl\'l'l'lLTUlthG ete. 20 8. lthst. COMP e Manufacturers of ()vornlls, WEEKS & MILLARD, Jeans Pants, Shirts, General Commission Merchants, And Jovbers of Forelan und Domestic Uruits. | Corro- spondence solicited. Warel 10N, ‘Thirteenth St., Omaha, Neb Game, Ar} 3 — nitt, bl.\'\‘llll Overalls. 3 weslern tives and halt L 50(03,00; Wi Montana, OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS General Produce. v Eveniu vellow, | Truveling Agent, Hoom 19 Paxton House. Sheep Pelts. 25@ me slaughter sole leather, K sole leather, 86@se. _ Upver The following prics are 0r rownd lots of leather per_foot, 20w lower; | produce, A e to-day. The | onk king and | quotations on fruits veprescn? the prices at | liem, ¢ L00@1.10; oalc calf, $1,001; which owtx orders are fille if, - UNITEDSTATES o French ealf, $125@1.50; Morocco boot jeg R—The receipts have been slightly | 80u32e: Morocco oll pebble, 28@ize. toppings H more liberal the past week, but the gain has | and linings, 60w been in the poor grades. Choice butfer i HEAVY HARDWARE—Iron, rate, 2. L . 1102 und 1104 Douglu Sept. 21 !&c, prime ¢ hnsNahs P onelne Blraet) e, kip, T ), Sx@lhe: French kip, SLOK@I Live Stock Commission. Job Printers, Blank Book Makerg, And Book Biuders. 100 and 18 South Fourteenth e gk anotably sarec as over ani s Dringing good prices | low siont spe ertielb lesteol, Go3 I_M- Bs( 'ln’ll(\'lz':t‘ NU!N»;'. " siroet. Omaha, Neb: Aisdher 117l i 9o Choice dairy butter, sweet and unitor m color, t tools do, Kes' per m, = ST 5 Live Stoe Commisgion, T T Ut L R O e o ek et and e nckages, s seling iubs, -per - sef, D O ORI WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION 4 s usual, prices are liable to drop Shipving | AL 15@iBe. A very smalf qu ntity of e $1.40;' tongues, $. W, Cor. Farnam & 12th 3ts. __Unlon Stoek Yards, 8. Omnha. ’Nllxflmne 2. Auxllixuy Publishers. fancy is con : ng in which commands 18@ each, Chiofee creamery buttar s Sclling at 21@ 2o, | chath, por. 1o, 6@12: malicable. Slippers cun ot be too careful in handiing wedges, 6e: crowbars, (i lha!ruw oot 40 capita]_' - $250,000 {.)Il(‘h’ butter. Small neat packages sell the | spring st T@se: Burden’s horsesnoces but care should be taken to have only | $4.40; Burd 40. Barbep ! meouben | Surplus, - 18,750 500 Square nats, he 1st of selling d mixed, $4.75@4,85, @h75; rongl: and king and shippir SAVAGE & GREEN, R Deaters in Type, Pro i ,rl-,-':mhvnnzm Supplies. 509 Jrtiaps doflar per hundred befo december. Rough and common aj 8L 400003 falr to g be: ; 753 cows, 00, Live Stoek Commission Merchantg, Bhipments of uny and ull kinds of Btock solicited. Union §tock Yards, O Hogs— m-.-xp choice §4.70@d. Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. Vs mule shoes. $4.00 ISR 3 onerade und color in a package, for whei | wire, in car lots o = —— | B G oo iht weighs, St Louis, 21, Cattlo—Recelpts 2000 Buter. 18 picked with pock It noss i 2 503 Sgeel nails, 820 it Cigars and Tobacco. EDIENMOULIN £100:, : 5,000; shipme steady o good | {itas the wholo betng sold as poor buttor, sL. C.W. HAMILTON Prosidont, i i anafacturors, Packers und liealore in common; good to choice N: comnion to fair, $3.70 004,00 5 Pickles & Strictly Pure Apple Vnm ar MAX MEYER & CO., Rating n‘}‘},“".“::«'\‘é"'}:"‘{}f I,{,,{,‘,!" Hd T "‘"“‘"’- :z'.'l.:' xi.';..i’,‘m. Yok Ktute fund 1o T recoluts are very light and the | powder, do, auarter firm | St 2 ot large and | 1 very readily. Both 1s and spring chickon are in demand. M. T. BARLOW, Cushler, CWILL AN DIREOTONS . M, Caldwoll, J. W. Humilton, B.F Smith \ Barlow Will Humilioo N, Asst. Cashier Jobbers of ngnra. —MoNkry—On call , & quiet at 4@6 p Sing at4@> per cent. | @3.65, PriMe MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 per Hous—Recelpts, o worth st.. Omahi. shipments, 1,000; cent. fairly active and ‘steady:’ butehers and ‘best | X 'few dueks aro coming in but the demand is b Safos, Eto, STERLING EXCHANGE—Quiet but steady | heavy, $4.85@5,05; mixed packing, $4.40@4.50; light and there is no ,mh price, Old m\‘m, zine, in varnish ass! 8 of Fine Cigars, bstabtbontta s b g i abar s Saseal fle 9 x&t 84. hl“’ forsixty day bills, and $4.841¢ for | light, $4.10. choice, per doz, $ ™ 10 alnod ;e wrlnlll‘\lol\H Au\l,vrh ! 1 1 ot And Wholeanle Dealers In Leat Tobaceos, Nos. 108 G. ANDRELN, emand SERPPRTH 1 Spring chicken, larg W5; tanc , 10¢; rose pink, lde; Venetian red ok 9 YNERTLY] AR, 0 ‘e Works. 4 u(;{)\l ERNMENTS—Government bonds were OMAHA LIVE STOCK. lwt.-'mcl nit;di;:m, 3, small, not o Veneiian' fod, A'"““““|" | o"l"l JOBBE i$ DIREGTORY = Hlnu!ucl!lr(‘v:(‘v‘!lll'l:::lll::l"ll':lrtl‘urlll'rl\(;:lsnlu Yaus ull but strone. —— wanted. Ducks, 2 ST ) Do k. %0, ''Turkeys, not ors, Juil Work, Shutiers and Wire Wo ad, 7l4e; chrome yt‘llu\ 2¢ Srocks—Stocks exhibited much less activ- uesday Evening, Sept. 21 t | wanted. ,m:sn Material. - 7 e 1ithund Juckaon Sts., O, N3, ity than yesterday, and especlally between || CATTLE e receipts were not Jurke, bu | GAME=The warm weather of the past e, Aerieun, e | o SMITH & CO,, P. BOYER & CO., thie hours of 11 and’ 2 o'clock. The opening | taken with those lefv over from the day be- | few days has seriously affected the cane Al Lehigh brown, 3} A. HOSPE, J1t., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notio e - Was hrin 10 strong, Grst. prices showine ade | fore, it made & very good showing, The re- | trade. — Consignments” arriyed mostly in | Spanish brown. 2ige: Prinice’s mineral, , 71 gy Y AI0008 21 DR m8 | Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co,s vances of X @'{ per cent, except Union Pa- | ceipts were for thé most part ranze cattle. | bad order and were a total loss, In some | VARNISuEs- Barrels, per gallon: Furnl | Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, i 9ugla, or, 11th St.. Osaba, el Fire and Burg ar Proot Safes, Time Locks. Vaults il Wors, 102) Faraum street Omab elfic, which ‘wns up 1 per cent. After the first | The market was very dull Rid,aside from tho | instances a few good birds were picked out | ture, extra, 81.10; furniture, No, 1, $1.00; 1513 Donglus Street, Omahu. half hour there was n marked decreasein the | sale of & bunch of ¢orn-fed steers, there was | and sold at low fizures. Just as soon as cold | coach extra, $1.40; { conch, No. 1, $1. w, Da’ | o —— amount of business done, and the market at | nothing doing. There were a zood many | weather sets in there will be a brisk demand | M8r, extra, $1 Japan, 70c; _asplaltum, thmes becamo actually dull ulu|1>r|w=nlo\vly strangers in looking for feeders but they did | for prairie chicken at good paying prices. [ E¥tf% 5%; shellac, $3.50; hard oll finisn, ) Neb, Distillers. \gricultural MIRAnane, &asll Doors, El:. Aleohol and Spirits. Distillers of Liqu Tmporters jelded until after 1 p. m. The stimulus | not appear quite ready to buy Prairie chickens, $2.252.50 per dozen quail TRC. > : snd Jobbers of Wines and Liquors Cigars = Fiven by e strenkth of conl stocks then Tal | oG- Good, heavs, hogs wola fairly well | $18xaL mm, {h Spiiuts—Cologne spirits, 185 proof, 81,10 UBOHILE FABKER, nlu,on SPRINGS DISTILLE'Y M. 4. DISBROW & CO,, | hod. 1n wmany cases the hignest prices yet at prices about steady with yester- 3 > do 101 proof, $1.17; spirits, second aual; 0] e Dealer in C0. and ILER & CO., 5 Wholessle Manufucturers of reached were mude 1n the last hour, y's closing figure and there were none left 81,2 101 proof, $1.16: do 185 proof, $L. Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Importers Jobbers of Fine Wines and Liquors. Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. over. Lizht hogs and common mixed hogs he market keeps up as the l’l‘l’]l‘}“” proof, $2.16 per wine gation " Carriages and Buggics. ()J”"fi' ;"filk between 9ib | TEGE ma u Branch omioe, 12 and Lxard sts., Omubis, Nob, cent lmmn 1o €. & N W Ners 10 Vory Door requuat and. thete were s | rocelnis have boeh light and mostly in small | {H1ed, whiskios, S100@1b0, U'Hh,&"'"“‘g e AN 11, 00110 7 T 5.4l - 1| fuw loads lett over, There was considerable | 10ts, Very fow carlots have been recelved | 3 MELI0: Bentugks bourhons, S80S LININGER & METCALF CO., 44 ow s, 12 sorting done to:day and thore were very few | thus far this season. Heavy receipts of ear | Soitucky ind {;‘)""3““""‘1‘39"' §2.0004.50; " Sash, Dyor, Blinds, Mouldings, Baclit o4 of 5. 1305 Orexon i loads “sold “without u fow belug throwi out. | lots would have a tendency fo weaken prices. | gPi0en, Sheat bourbon and, rve Avickies Agricultural Implements, - s Bullging Piyor, otc. 101 Souih Tirteouths Sirost, Central Paciti e Mal.. 10 yery (lmllw hx;p.hl brought $4. ‘;fi :)lunlmg’glm ‘:::u“l,ewdu)fi choice Lllr;ck hol;|‘u~1 d“mu:m_ 81 '""l es, ‘l;;:lp‘flr"“ .mjw‘?f@'m 33 | Wagons.Carriagos, Buggios, Bic., Wholesalo, Omaha. H.T. CLARKE DRUG CO., , Neb, 4;;:.{;.:;:‘«. stock of Bullders’ Wo bunchies of sheep were high as 5 a small way, Choice sh b i &0 aeles ofsheop viere soldat | hieh g B but o sl vay:Choleo sip- | Gl00: Soniwtlo, 495, Clipagnics, | PA RLIN, ORENDOLT & JARTIN | Largest Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass House | Fo77v FEANCIACTORTNG GO CABBAGE—H rown 1s selling in a | Jmiported, per ca N‘M .00; American, ‘Wholesale Dealers in Wostof Chicago. Complete Line of Druggists Bun- i S, K. 700 | &mall way at G5@ise per doz. ""1“ P Agriculiural Implements, arfes. 1114 Finrnoy'st., Owabia, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, o ’”, PP o o) ) % & 3 o - ood h.(.f..md P ArpLEs—There is a great deal of common . GOODMAN DRUG CO., Jiurd Wood Kinish whiting, gilders', | Wagons and Buggi WL“. W05 and W7, Jones st , lampblack, = d Leuvenworti Sta. in the market and it is moving slowly. | 35 "",‘,',"‘un“"‘c',',:: {(fi . conl, manstown Thwip ardinary, Emnnluu blue.b wu 'l‘n:( llbc vand rown, 8¢: umber, burnt, 4¢; umbe 4 o) sienna, burnt, 4¢: sienna,’ raw, McSHANE & SCHROEDER, ree) oy 1ArS green. common. Buyers of Butter and Fggs. stocl 3 Choice shipping stock is not so plenty. There ing Prices. are a few southern Jonathansand Beliflowers Showlng the prevailing prices paid for live | in. Faney stand or e g apbles are carce. stock on this market. Common stock, §2,00 Ehoice shinping Cholce steurs, 1350 to 150 Lbs h i ‘ “ 06 Steors, 1100 o 1500 1bs. . nek, per bbl, l-nnu stand stock, - steers, 1250 to 1350 1bs . Wholesale Dinggists, Aud Dealers in Paints, Oils and flurm- and Eyg referred {)Ieffirwd Tizon Central, 180 B &W. 4 lh',’ preferred . ansas & Texas. 845 Texhs Paciic.. ake Shore Union Pacitie 455 W, St. L. & l ndow (lass,Omaha, CHURCHILL PUMP 0., | ‘Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Drain Tile, Ete. . genuine. 220, chmuw ereeng N. Y., 20e¢: ch green, | Refrigerator und l'-rkhfl Higuse, 1th and Leaven- L. & N... Mich. Contral . " e A K SAL lll Pres JW.Be) n»nh Sec.&Treus 86 preferred . HomEe-GROWN GrAPES—The market is still vumlllmn English, in oil 70¢; h 8t U s Omgba. HSON, V.ires. and Sup Bteum und Wator Kupplica. Hoadguartors f:r Mast Mo Baclte, ' 11236 Wodtern Ui "‘I&},“,“}g‘*‘,”f“ 1050 to 1150 [bs . well supplied with choice stock, but It is not Tony BheuA 15 OX Toi taw = v ,,,“v“,N"“ BT 1) e A YRiralin v O, Neb: Northern Pac. .. 203 0., . & N. (iood to ety soriy as abundantas last week. Prices are Yery Lic; vandyke, brown, lie; re- DIRAIN TILE CO. A. L. STRANG C weferred .. 613%] tirm, e following are th prices at which | fined lympblick, Te; conch’ black and 1vory - > 4 s Pumps, Pipes and Engine Mo outside orders for choice stock are filled: drop black, 16¢; Prussian biug, LOUIS HELLER, Ofica 35 8 J4h st Qmaly ps, Pipes und Engines, Manufacturing xmme_v stock, per 1b, 20-1b boxes. 4¢; 10-1b rine blug, 1801 Clirome green, Lo e baskets. i D0, 163 blind ahd stutter wree VPor Goltn—2@2ige per Ib. &, 166 Paris o us—Vers few coming in, and | Vendtian vod. \\ LD Pr s ill bring $L25 per half-bushel Vl‘llllll“on L& M& O, D, Bteam, Water, Ruilway and Aliliing Supol 0. 1 e PRODUCE MARKET. Light and meaium no (i0od 1o choice heavy Dozs Ohicago, Sept. 21, —l-'lmu Quiet, steady | Good to choiee mixad hogs. mun unchanged; winter wheat flour, $4.0°%@ [ (ivod Lo choics sheep, southern, $3.90@4.00: Wisconsin, $4.00@ | Fair togood sheep. 224nd 92i Farnam st Ouii Engineers and Contractars, U. 8. WIND ENGINE and " RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, COMPANY. Butchers' Tools and Supplies, ven 18; Indian red, ioe; | auseve Casiogs of wll H.m:_.;]l:-.,.m stock. 1216 UMP Haliaday Wind pieam and Water fuy)lies, i e scan, 22 American 200; yellow ochre, IA Hardware nmi Scales. lbc. &ood “ochre, 16¢ Engineers and Contractois, Plumbl W8 w0 Michigan soft spring wheat, $8.50@ | Couunon sheep. g Good u«lnuu 15.; t. paten B ArrLes—There 1s a good demana, | dryer, B Erainiig color, light oak, dnrkm\k w— l. numw L., Omih Musuger. ‘.1 (1‘14,.&.).“7::; u;m;:, S0 mup:m“:. bt shipments ure very ng.‘n' and wostly not | whanit. chestnut and nsll, 12 e HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Bpifipes, Yiaduct \File Prizing, el \ J ) Ha n shipping condition. irm stock wl RUGS AND UdEMICALS—Ac! ecarbolle, o p 9 —} guut wi &wv. %k arele mad” Sa.005 é 00 et bushel, 820 heid. “ataria s batsam copaiha, per | Builders'Hardware & Scale Repuir Shop 20 in sack braska, ehoice, white clover, | 1b, 4°c: bavk, sassutras, per b, 10c: calomel, Fruits. Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scalos. 1605 Dougias sk, Wheat- Acme and stroncer, closing 3e = bu\n)(‘hlvrdn) cush, TH{@T43ge; October, 16¢; May, 55 5-1te. ier and e higher than yester: ash, féo; “cu-bu Afl;c..\ll 45 §-16e, Stronger and H@ke above yester- Wii@{e; Oetober, .!51 lfic May, 5 . MARIOI'F, P. ROCCO & CO,, Wholesale Trunks, Lwporters and wholesule denlers 1n Millard Hotel Block, Omabs. honiala, per oz, 40¢; chloro- rk, 12(el4e, ; California, }Kfll 1b 72¢: ching California, strained, 215 orm, per , 40 ¢; Dover's powders, per b, 1.25; epsom salts, per 1, Blge; During | pure, per . 18e: leg .u'ela per and from | 0il, castor, Nu 1, per & E, FRIED & CO,, ’}““'L'l‘:’: Johbers of Hardware and Nails, 0:"oll, “castory Tlnwue‘:I:'-;t-‘:"l.r;'x.’lupl'.'c Ageuts for Howe Bosles, v et G Omuha, Nep. : RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Liotels and restaur. and now the | No. 2, per gal., §1.40 | groceries l re commencing to handle OII origannum, 50c; o pitm s them quite largely, More orders are coming | P. & W. and Ii. & 8., per oz, 70¢; potassium Wholesdle Hard S st figo, in froi the couniry than ever before at this ludl(le‘ per 1, £5.00: salicin, per oz, 40¢; sul- holesile Hardware. . e " : § ¥ season of tho year, The dealers of this city | phate Inorphine, per oz, 8240: sulphur, per | WSslen asente for Jeferson Biecl Nat, Austin | iy The L“;'J:;‘ffi:}[{f"‘m Vaetory, e 8 s, 53, arv in bétter condition than on any previous 4¢: strychnine, per 1008 e ety Omatia: DEWEY & 169 and 1411 Dogge etreet, Omu o supply the outside trade. The fol- Tl Hu Md;#l 053, wg are the prices at which country orders ildin Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, I— - 4 > l dbout the same aa vos xm:: ditns, s staRdard, 863 | o MBS | Buling Wisvials e White Lead. 3 . 00@] 3 W selec 3 10 n_ s - T 7 —— o — o - o i '-‘E:;“-na 2¢a@ne higher; cash, R T 'fi’]’ffi"' h"‘{’f"{’"‘{'"{' ondlly_1 ] () ] L “"“.’l.fi.f;fl.‘.‘flfff{ @0 CHARLES % CARTER WHITE LEAD €0, ; v ¢ 3 s over, but there is still a very fair trade in ; f § " ] ® ) i October, $6.2234@0.25; NOvewmbor, 4 shon DU il oy u-r 105, ‘515 E”,%'S.L'é".‘.h';lfii B'umll'lfg lulermll Itfl?Vl}wlau.]g_ Furniture, lu\lxlnfg. <l pholstery, b‘tnul). ¥ ulu.V!’hllu Lead, 2.00; cwalicr sizes, $15.00@10. ¢ @ l L'k B'd Sh're Foyio 00,8 18:h Bureetand Union Paciile Track, Misrore, ete. 166,106 gid 1210 Farnam st Ouaba, 20uh streetand U, PRy, ,