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

THE OMAHA RSN rately well THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS eioven r Tiighe | ¢ : e | Novembe 10 ! Trading in Chicago Very Ligh Nearly | &1 34 1 T Bulk Meats—Short ribs, 86 05 TS, All the Large Pits, 86.00 ¥ rt clear, §5.10@ | Butter ly; fir creamery, 16@% 1 dairy, 12aise. THROW-0UTS WHEAT CLOSES LITTLE LOWER Clitose~ i n cheddars, 11 No. Av. Sk _Pr. No. Av P flate, 11411 ¢ ng Americas, 11%@l1% 40,168 300 4.0 1 140 4.00 15 A Corn Rules Slow and Heavy Daring | 9....306 20 405 2....3% Most of the Day-—Little Doing alt ‘}H‘fi”“.“ i Shipments. in Pork—Gencral Mar- ¢ oAl S@1034¢ the number of cattle, ket Figares | deacans, e each ed from the yards to-day: | Tallow—No. 1 country, @38¢c; cake, CATTLE. ON CHICAGO ' NGE 00N BoAin—Wheat—Firmer S == | . Novermber May | CitcAGo, Sept. H.—[Special Te to | Corn‘~Firins October, 47 1 Noven " the Bre.j—The tecoipts in the northwest | 30%c; May, 43%e. = Oats—Irrezular; No. Cars " were lighter to-lay, but not enouzh so as to ) \”\l et ‘l\>‘ o L «Doston make any particular difference in the tone of b3 ek b Live Stock Sales. the opening markets, On the eontrary, curb Shtpments, | Showing the number of cattle. hozs and priecs were a shade lower, but this was owing | Flour. bhla 13,000 | sheep purchased by the leading buyers on mainly to heavy sales there, and on the open | W Mrl bu.. ‘“";‘ to-day’s market. CATTLY . Tie Tude n.b... I A board by the “Huteh” crowd. ‘The receipts | (0 (00 | Lobman & Rothschild liere were 31 cars of wheat, 220 cars of corn, oo | C. Corlis . and 14 of oats or wheat opened at | Bariev,on. . 030 | Omana Packin at 3¢ and sold later at 7'ge. October corn | New York. § sipts, | 1 €rea. was very sleady around Nothing 4|!""'. €xpo it iy e, 1“;‘ T ’ special was apparent in pork, The Novem- | Closing ste ]1:&;2“;::,‘[:[“'\;’;""‘:,',r‘ e TOMY i vsvevsvevssvinan ber option opened at $0.60 and picked up to closing dy at outside OGS, it 80,065, The situation in wheat was alleged to ded req, S0 No. 3 red, | J. P Sqnires & Co 1 hang on the selling or staying inof a 3 e Bty (e G Il||||-mmll & (¢ 415 large line of long wheat, I bears were ;'l: l:_]\dl'l-‘ e No. 2 red, Octo- | Others & 5 5 . baant + her. elosing S%e. » «.;.ml.:n’q‘.lv that ,’1‘ m»)k.m‘.'|.|lmm::<ll m:”t OorneSpot. ig@%e and options K@ige | Total..ieeu..... started they could make their own market, | jower, closing with slight reaction: receiy{s, N " . but wheat refused to start. ‘There were | 211,000; exports, ungraaed. 466450 ; Allsales ot stock in this market are made . - . Rt iise ailoa wt. live weight unless otherwise stated. times of comparative easiness, during which ¢ in tor, 47%@ DN Ny iy gl oy e ATy ot s 1 o8 Bk Cotover, Slosiom Bt 4150 S e & e November option got as low as 73e, bu Without quotable change; reccipts, | “SKins,’” or liogs weighing less than 100" Ibs " no very | uantities were bros exports, none; mixed western, 4 ie. Pregnant sowsare docked 40 1bs - the market afterward recovered to it #c: white western e £tags 80 Ibs. failed to stay there and closed there inthe af- | - Petroleumn—Firm: United, 61%c. Notes. ternoon, gs—Firm and in fair inquiry; western, Hogs stead; market quiet. y few cattle changing hands, Hoffman, Gonoa, tapped the hog 2Ne. Pork—Dull and unchanged. and this is a bar Lard—Western quoted at § though orders are Butter—In fair request and It is claimed that at New York there is & searcity of ocean tonnag 10 the outward movement, moderately plenty. Milmine and Bodman | Cheese—Unchang were selling wheat there, while the tlk is | Minneapolis, Sept. Barnum, Columbus, was looking for Tt Cudahy was coveriig his shorts and | au gencraly lower: No. getting long'in New York as quickly and as | Octon wember, s here to-day @ inuelt as possible. \Whatever hie did lie prob- | ern’ bt g0ige Otob RO R\ o o e are DAY ARG ably did at New York, for his name was i tded Vit barely mentioned here. ‘T'he offerings were : Am-mli\‘\‘»lwln. IIL.Ir(m:mn. had a load of on o large scale toward the close of the regi- A €4.95@1.40; bak- | CAtlle on the marke i lar board, atents, i 1 Graves, n_heavy feeder of York county, was in looking for feeders, C. \W. Hoffman, of the ny, was here and mar When wheat was udvaneing a little 1t pulled corn up with it to 85ais!ce for October, but tly it went back to 3i%e. and dur 1k of the day ruled I 1 slow. teceipts t, 157,000 bu. Shipments-—Wheat, 25,000 bu.; flour, 22,000 bl vy k a Cincinnatl, Sept. 24,—Wheat—Heavy | 1oss. buyers iny pork to-day were packers, | oaqJiG670 NG, o Sy o The Che: Northwestern are fittin dvance they broughtabout was no! Corn—Dull; 2 wixed, 41@41 e, up an office xchange butlding in tine o er Armour bid October lard to $6.50 o Oats—Firmer; nixed, 275 @2, shape, i closed at 56,25 bid. Septembe H <J 3 i T e S Uk pambRR Quiet; 3 e, e J. A. Mattick, Lowell, was here and mar- york took alarm, andin_their anxiety to 4 1!5{";{':;’""’1\1 at $10.12:4@10.3 keted a load ot hogs and a load ot corn-ted cover bid that option up to arters .7 steers, Were 225,000 biSels of Cor and £4,000 bushe at $1. W. McDonald. a well known live stosk U.-—Wheat—Weak and | man of Mis<ouri Valley, the yards t W. M. White, was looking around e report of taking some w at for export at New York tirmed up the wh market on silmore, David the atternoon board. November wheat clos- City: A, Thomas A at Tha@Thige, 1ber corn af Streteh, Valparaiso, \nu-u-urm.\nlw_ ds ber pork at £, October lard to-d lm\\ r; No. 2, Hic. weather is expected to-morrow £ - DENLS: J. Wa Shyder weraon th kol Cunp, 3 o m.—Wheat_was easier on the lons—Firiner: “pork, October, 8050, | 1 Lt WE Snster Were o fhe tnariot November St. Louis, Sept. 24.—WI rmand | pine Bluffs, J. W. Snyder c in with higher; No. 2 red, cash, 4@iise; October, He sold one train of feeders at Colum- bus to C. W. Zeigler. On the market with hogs Osceals v & No. 2 mixed, 35 cash, 85%e; 8B4@ F. M. nsburs ; Payton, Trulesdn, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CincAGo, Sept. 24 the Bee.]—( of cattle for ¥ the week some 9 number of heav: Jeffre . M mixed, cash, [Special Telegram to ere was a biz supply ng the receipts for than last, and the more than equal day, mal 100 more fat cattle rard, Lost Cres Fisher & Wagn adilla: H. H. Barber, ve and rlu creamery, Elwood; A. 1@24c; 1o the dem: The chief inquiry was for | dairy, 10@e. «don, Mason. LR tle, aud asa rale lght and | | AFTERN0ON BoARD—Wheat—Firm and 3 = o medium weiglits, even if novof very desira- | (Cl4c higher. C auipionkiurs{OMALIASWHODESA TR F AT R OES ble quality, attracted more attention from [ V%o ANd 3 3 Pen ¥ o s General Produce. buyers than big cattle, Monday, Tuesday, | e OFfleans, Sept. (ot it ; Wednesday and yesterday there seemed to er at 34c. Or rownd tots of be good inquirs for the best cattle, and many | - Fork—Dull and lower at S1002:5a10 produce, as sld on the today. The salesmen ordered cattle in b, 10",. clear otherwise. telegraph and I'he general market to-day was quotations on friits ropresent the prices as Iders, - which outside orders are filled. and clear ribs, Hog Products not quotably i 3 : : lie market was very active during oxireiiely sl ow, e Some SRt Ly utat caulo 4l iower: 5 theearly part of the week. Receipts since of handy weights sold nearly us well, . §7.12 e BaoSeehk moreniibe; i but rough medmm _weighis _ and 24.—Wheat—Tn nanr ot te 4 e heavy cattle were foc ower, closing | demuNa; mow N 3 Winidr, dall af 677 obtainable for strietly fresh, candled b With many big droves of big eattle unsold. | SPEIDK. dullat 63 8id. | Flour—In poor demand; dull at 8s 4d. Corn—In poor demand for future with fair demand for spot; spot, September, y and for first class table butter continues very bris hile lower erades are dull and néglected.” Fine cream- An idea of how light as compared with heavy cattle sold may be had from two sales: 68 steers, 1500 lbs, at $4.50, and | dull at4s4d; October and November, steads | 1d dairy meets with ready sale at quo- 42 steers, 1195 lbs, $4.80. Shipping steers, | 8t 483id. tations, Fresh creamer, 2e: fresh dairy, 13% to 1500 1bs, $4.70@5.15; 1200 to 1350 lbs, | Toledo, Sept. 24—Wheat — Firmer; | 15@20cs chok . 1Na2e; choice country solid packed, cush, 705¢¢. X Toll Corn—Dull; cash and September, 4lc. Oats—Firm; cash, 27%c. (@l¥e: wood country 84.15@ 050 to 1200 Ibs, $3.45@h.10. The try solid p;:ck(;-:l‘ it range cattle market was not so active as yes- 16@!7c; f: ommon terday, and prices ranged a shade lower on Kansas City, Sept. 24.— W heat—Dull and aney nim ercam cheddars, e} undesirable grades. Better grades of terri- | lower: No. 2, red, cash, olije bid; October, S coroam fa o7 box, 1 tory cattle and wintered old at about | 62c; November, G2igc. STan e former rates. A weaker feeling prevailed, | “Corn—Firwer: futures lower; No. oAt e e ke however, and the general market was less | 81ic bid: October, 81%.¢: November. g s b Ay i The m ns and si a few Povrr | live el icl have been th rket is well suphed w are diagging. There nments of dressea ctory than vesterda Montana natives sold at 83.35, $16 per head less than one year ago wh scasked. A string of and 35 netted cons they sold at €465 Wintered ' chickens in the market which met with territory cattle Wyoming 1 Chicago. Sept. he Drover's Journal | {alh}:;l;n\mdt owinu :'G"’f warm weatly 85 Wyomin, 1044 1bs, reports as {ollows ive— ¢ s ner dor, Montana, 1 8 Cattle—Receipts. 10,0005 slow v cattle, | SHINE 8 i ducks, 2301 2 Texans, 435 lbs, 10c lower: shippinz s [ tuckos, GO0 oy , 0002 00: Ibs, $2.40, ers and feedens ressed—Chigkens, choice, pet 1b, 10c ‘ it The receipts for the day were 1¢ A :‘:‘le(::\nl, (ate: ducks, choice, 11e; geese, 11e; making about 107,000 for the week so stoars. urkeys e, azainst 103,000 for the same time last natives Gave—The weather has turned | warm and the game trade is somewhat weak. Good sound prairie chickens hold about the | own, while ducl Trade wus slow and values in a general wa I\ ut 5 lower, although there were certaii Wyomin Prices remain the same as last wee! GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were orted lots that cost equally as high as ves- lers, $5,00 \\,.m.‘,’.h, n, wl s are extremely dull ana terday. A few loads of fancy heayy sold at DA o low' Prospects tavor a very brisk trade in $4.80(@4.90; fair to good mixed, largely at p 19,0005 slow, but e | prairie chiickens at h f $4.65@4.70, with common at $4.40@4.50; [ight | lower: rough and mixed, $3.90@4. ck- | €O {‘\m{ll«“xj sets in. i Piis of 140 to 160 Ibs, are making a4, ing ana shipping, =4.00@4.90; light, @30 per dogen: 8l . tnine, rough and mixe packing and L K | plover, sLovale! duck allard), shippine, B0@ ;.90 cccipts. 8,0003steady ; natives,$2.00 | itod 1 ) 1.0 hltl:vh { il y 3.40; Texans, $240@ | 5 iffes ‘Ver Ib, 11@i%; (e S JKanoas City, Sept, o4 —Cattie—Recelpis, B0 AL e SO o; Ante: 4 4 = 4,000; steady for shipping and butchers: T o i New York, Sopt, . —On call attlo unchanged s foeders - stronger ibbits." per doz., easy at 4(@h per cent, el i@ per cent o Teodare. L8028, 75: powe. & 0 doz., 81.00@L PRisk MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 per f J -Tho exceedinigly waru o and o shde | idhc £ i oveter tie. 13 i i 3 ixC S4.52 ; PAREANC 8 © z do ¢ oyster trade, s us good ; A L T e £03sholoe, BH0GH could be expeeted at this season of the aulitand staady. Rept. 24.—Cattle—Receipts, 'l'helnllm\m).' re the prices at which country L STOCKS—Stocks were ncain extremely | 5003 shipme ; fairl and steady; are filled: Mediums, adard, [ s but uniike the previous days this | §00d 1o choice shipping, S 803 common sclects, 4 extra selects, 45 W the bulk of trading was coniined to | 1o fair, 5425, cows and heite raToEs—There is very little demand for some hialf dozen stocks, the remainder of the | 8.50; butche $3.50( b es just at present, dealers being mostly list boing comparatively quiet. The opening | #nd Indians, ¥ sipolisdby lovel, TRTGrs” A Ara 210t ready was comparatively steady, prices Showing in- Ho, —le'clpt shipments, heir winter stock, The ount- for the month of October is butc} From 150 to 200 car loads ng, § fairly active and 5@10¢ lower; | best heavy, $4.70(@4.80; mixed significant chan rva from the tinal figures of last evening, wh feh were about equally di- | auvite fivorable. vided between gains and losses, Trading | 4.65; lig 4.00.a4. of potatoes will be needed to supply the local was very active during the forenoon, especial ~ trade: and no doubt a good wany more cars ly in l%mulllu and Erie. Prices tluctuated OMAHA LIVE STOCK, 10 0 to points where the crop “is almost a within comparativ T N 1o hey areselling in a small way their general dritt was upward until Friday Evening, Sept. 24, | &t bushicl m., the lowest prices being generall; CATrLE~"The market is dull and we: A more liberal and n the first hour, and the higher tprices at | few feoders wera sold and a few bead of | market not quite as A as a4 week ago, irrezular periods. ‘The last hour saw a ma- | butehers’ stock. There were a ood many in | Onions, fancy, in U"'k ver bushel, ¥1.10@ torial decline in which Lackawana was the | Jooking after feeders, but they did not appoar | 1:2% &ood, per bushel,’ 0e@s100;" choice, chief sufferer. quite ready to bu nmu store, per bbl,, §5 BTOCKS ON WALL STHEET. Hous e receipts were slightly leavier Fe Qubm Sl home grown, N, W 17% to-day than on yesterd he market re- # . goms bonds,. m.‘“ C. &N, W -« 11TX | [inins about steady, but 15 dull and dragsin [ *b"“'“ B Phere is i & falf demand for cloice oW s A Light weights and'common mixed hogs are | cabbage at 5 ie per doz. hieads. can, fancy eating, per bbl, nost cutirely neglec of 5. 1 nmon Tran There were s i | Pac iy Pac eral Joads left over to-day, One load of ver; liigan, assorted varieties, fives s Gontral Pacitic.. 485 Dacltic Mall.. chbice heayy 110gs brought §4.60, 4 Lbi $2:50; Michigan, assorted 160 ‘1- P T'here were noue in and uothing 1-barrel lots, per bbl i M g, per bl 82 502, souri, assortod varieties, lots, per bbl & 50, Mis- 1873 Roek 1s) uve and ten-barrel 189 "ISL L. & S, RIPLS, af B in“:r‘l“fl&, 150 | _CnaxmrRmIES—Cape Cod. fancy, per bbl | b ateriad o oI M M) ’ 3 Jersey, .5%0; Wisconsin, §7.2 Diglols Central. 156 ° st, Pr & O Prevaiiing Pel ANAS~Cliolos stock has been scarce LB.&W...... 195 preferrod. Showing the prevailing pri lately: per busieh, §2.0043.00. " exas. 843 Texas Pacitic... stock on this market. CALIFORNIA PLARS—Y icar pears, per box, | s:m U A . Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, . $3.00. 495 Woy Ot Lo & P Chioice stoers, 1100 to 1390 Ibs. Laxoxs-Cholce, 60 size, per box $8.%0; i soig " preferred . Medium steers, 1350 to B00ad15 | fanicy bar Maioriz, B4 size, per box $10.00, “ Shalte... lll’*x Western U n\un Fat little steers, 1030 to £.8)@4 00 ORANGES—A consignment of Jam m‘u'rnred + B0, N.. Good feeder: . SO0 | oranges arrivad In the market this w preferred ... 00%| Good to cliaics corn-fod cows | iy are” good brignt Jamaica, per Fair o medium grass cows ‘gerbul 81 ! . ! ruunucu m\mum Gdod 10 ghoice buils .. cal FrurmssThe reeel y 4 s Light and mearm logs. fruits llu\( "ot beon hu:\fli fh iy Chicago, bGflL "L Flour—quiet and Good to choice beavy Fogs. . Pears, 40 1b bo § m:chnm.edh ug:lfih“hu‘tv tiour, §4. H Good to choice mixed lwls . boxes, $1.60a1,78; | southeérn, $3,00@4.00: Wisconsin, 84. Good to clioiee s ok (iows (l ks Prices ghe t‘ { Minnesota bakers, $5.50@4.10; patents, | Cow:mon sieep Snson draws’ [y & ol0m and L ooy 0 .60 low grades, $1.75@4.75: tye flour. | minishes. ‘Ihe following are the prices at » mm .l.‘t&. %0 1o barrels. and’ $3.009 | Represcutanve Sales, | LR I ASene in A stock are COLN-VED STEERS, hippi 0 v e Wheatt Steady: firm early, weak 1nlehr‘: No. Av. P PINAY . av. <Pe Mpuiux slock, es T G40; 10 1 bout the' same as Sstoday: cash, | ... $4.90 MicRIGAN PrAcuES—-The supply on th %‘1 i, Ogtober, T ide; ™ Noveuber, | 7 e T kot 1 Tgbt n Lot e Ao hulhe May, No. Arv. Pr obtained. The shipments are graduall, r-Oponed steady, bocame weak, and | 50... w1 ity ing off. ‘The following are the prices at which mu u: u&l:fib:lrn.gl (lluch'l“(':vz:l:t:d.“ N A ¥ COWS. outside orders are fili Baskets, accoraing B ‘3:;,"031 S Licw o An P o 0, Size, T5@S1.00; crates, 4 baskets, $4.00 s~ Quiet, dull, nominally steady: cash, | 24... %15 200 1% MEeLoNs—A few are still coming in, but the jobér, % 11160; Noveaber, el | ' HANGr strgms degiand 1 g and ey are slow sale, Ver, ELERY- h . fy r: 48ige, Durbiu Land & Cattie Co.. W... 1 NarLe auu':‘:.m“m» e e a5 HOGS gy 13 per pound: strictly pure, 10-0b tin pails, v Ay No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr. | 146 per pound: cholce bt bricks. S51b tayes, ‘u. 358 i M or pound; eholce” peany cakes, 215 x5, por’ oD nmd tawme, 4@sc lower, wtl Hoxey- Jlabu;u. oboice, white clover, DAII X Nebraska, dark (§ aw'mma 13wx s, 15¢.5 Californi, BraNs—The market is aimos Ni beans i fair tequ Navy, 175 H Medi clean country ferior {, Provisions ar-cured, 1 Mo bacon 3 ard, 40-1b cans, Fair Sand 5-1b pails, Fairbank’s, new oats, 25c: rye, 40 FLOUK AND Mitpstvrrs—Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, $e.80: second v, § 2.40: best quality spring wheat | r 8275 bran, 3¢ per cwt:chopped cwt: white corn meal, $1.00; ilow corn meal, M per ewt g, wt: hominy, & cwt TS, per ewt: graham, in bales, $6.00w 7.00 per ton, Grocers® Vist. Prekies—Medium, in bols, do In half bbls, 5; smail, in bbls, $7.90: do in TURDA Y BEE 15 16¢ halt bl I, $.50; do , §1.22: New ns, barrel, st cans. $0.23 per d “ve per gallon: T yailon ‘; gallon can €525 per, s doz: quart c N G A neowdered; Tie: cutloaf, 1@z granulated, 6'ci confectioners A. 6%c; standard_extra C, 6t c; extra O, 3 medinm yellow, Ca standard, per cas, § b, per case, £2.10; raspherries, 2 1b per case, £210: California pears, per case, $4.30; s, per ca eaches, per case, $5.50; white che . plums, per case, 3 se, S1.85; egg plims pineapples, ‘2 1b, per case, $3,20 11b mackerel. per doz, $1.20; 11b sal- mon_per do @1.00: 2 1b_gouseberies, e, $1.75: 2 b string beans, ¢ Ib lima beens, per case. §1.00: marrowfat peas. ver case, $240:2 1b early June pea 5, 8 1b tomatoes, cotn, per case, §1.40 C perdoz, $1.70@2,00. 1% inch, 103 ¢; 3 ineh, 1080 DRIED Frorrs—N 4e: in evaporated boxes, vi@iije; ries, boxes, 40,03 peachies. evaporated, L mose in’ mayket® raspberries, TTies prunes, quarter apyle: new. new, 4 11b, ©loss, STARCU—MrTor le\ o1 Ki m_ 10 fb. Kingsford’s bulk, 4e. CorrEEs—Ordinary grades, 1 115@li2e; prime, 12@12ige; choic fancy green and Taiga14l l“’”’]ll nt Java, 20(@ Mocha, ALAHC, 161 le: MeLatgh Dilworth’ interior Arbuckle roasted, 165 ayon 1mperial, : Kirk’s standard, 3 34.00; K £ 853 Washboard, $3. roasted, 050! satinet, § s white Russian, Dome, 85 Wihite Cloud, ) MATciEs—Per caddie, Sc are cases, 1.7 m.c ‘ll(‘h. Sly@9ige. butter _and or snaps, Sige; round, per mule square, Clia No 1 quarter apples. (@ i@ e: blackber ries, boxes, 8 She peaclies, Lake none in mark 1 (@19 currants, T@7ige; prunes, new, 4% (a4l —Medium. 1 12@15 lVth 1417 b:u ry wool, off. HibEs—Green butehers, 6igaie: green cured, Sy @N%e; dry thnt, 11@ide: dry salt, Q@i0c; damaged hides two-thirds price, Fatlos e. prime white cllow, : brown, ATHER 3 prime o heep Pelt ugzht ather, French ki, S100G “oak_calf, $1.00@ Freneh ealf, : Moroceo boot leg, 300'2e; Moroceo oil pebble, 2872, toppings and Jinings, G0@e. HEAVY uun\ low steal s cast tools do, RE—Iron, rate, $2.25; 2 ded (-mub lesteel, [ L Ix@3.00; s, ver set. $1.25: sawed _dry, $1.40; tongues, each, each, square nuts, per lb. chain, per b, &@l2c; m wedges, 6e: crowbars, spring steel, Sc: Burden's S 8 $4.40; Burden’s mule shoes. S5.40. n | wire," in_car lots, $4.00 per100 Ibs. ronl ails, rates, 10 to 50, §2.50; steel nails, §2.65; hot—$1 buckshot, §1. oriental powder, kegs, do. & do. auarter kegs, £1.505 blas fuse, per 10 feet, 65 W ieead. Omaha, P. P Ige: white lead, St. Leuis, pure, §7.75: Mar- Eilles green. 110500 cans. Kren e seal, 12¢; French zine red zinc, I varnish asst, 20c: Frencll zine vermillion, American, 18¢: Indian red, 10¢; rose pink, c; Venetian red, Cook- ic: Venefian red, American. red lead, T:e: chrome vellow, genuine clirome yeliow ochré, roche le, ochre, Freuch, American, Winter's minbra igh brown, Spanish brown. >Fince’s minera! PAINTS IN O V ARNISRES— per gallon: ~ Furni- ture, extra, $L10; furniture, No, 1, $1.00; coach extra, $1.40; coach, No. .20 Dar mar, extra, $1. Japan, 70¢ altum, ey, so; shellac,” §350; bard oil tinisn, Spirits—Cologne spirits. 188 proof, $1.16: do 101 proot, $1.17; spirits, second cuality. 101 proof, $1.10: do 188 proof, $1.15 Alco hol, 185 proof, $2,10 per wine gallon, = Redis- tilled whiskies, $100@L. blended, 2,00(0.00} W@2.00; Kentueky bou ntucky and Pennsylvaniaryes, $ den Sheaf bourbon and rye whi $1.50@?,00. Brandies, imported,$ 5,00 domestie, $1.30@3.00. Gins, @6.00; domestic, 1.2 imported, per er e *luuumli‘ 00. Dy T ATNG 5 W ~ e lead, *¢; French zine, ris whiting : whiting, gilders', whiting, com'l, “1ig¢, lampblack, Ger- manstown, 1%e: lampblack, ordinary, Se; Prussian blue, ultramarine, 15¢; vandyke, brown, se: um burnt, 4¢; umber, raw, e: sienna, burnt, d4c: sienna, raw, dc: Paris ). genuin -.:.c; YANS green. common. hrome gre Y.. 20c: chrome green, rrlul“mn, l‘m’lhh. in oil 70c; raw lllllb\lllrl umber. L lb cans, raw lml burnt sienna, 1% e, brown, fined lampblack, 12¢5 coach black and l\my bl 16c: drop black, 16c: Prussian blué, 40c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; curome green, L. M R D., 16¢; blind and siutter ereen, M 160; Paris green, 15c; Indian red, n red, uscah. 22¢: American vormilton T e D, 200; vellow ochire, 93 1. M. & 0. D."18¢; wood “ochre, 16c:’ patent dryer, 8¢; graining color, light oak, dark onk, wlanut, chestnut and ash, 12¢ DRUGS AND UJEMICAL Acld, carbolie, ?‘k acid. tartarie, m copaibas per , 4'c: bark, sassafras, per b, 10c: calomel, wr Ib Te; chinchoniaia, per 0z, 40c; ehloro- orm, per 1b, 40 ¢; Dover's powd per T, §1.25} epsoi salts, per I, 8l gl\cerln! pure, per . 15¢: lead, acetate, ~per 2lcy il, ¢ 1 oll, castor, : oil. olly opim er gal,,$1,40; i quinine, gannun, 5003 P. & W.and K. & 8., per oz, 70c: potassium iodide, per 1, £3.00; salicin, per oz, 40c; sul- hate morphine, per oz. £240: sulphur, per de: strychnine, per 0z, $1.25 Fish. % WERRINGS. ~— Bl's H'f B1Qr DU Pls Kid New yisn, 0 100 04012 10 o3 00 00802 LAKE FISH, _— T HT Bble Qr Bbls PIs[Kis SEW FISH, ‘IW W W0 40 12I 10 1 White Figh. r....m+ White Fish No. 1 Trout St T IMPORTED FISH, - = Bris H$ Bbls Q'r Bbls Pails or Kits NEW FISH. 0" oo W, 80 40 20 Norwegian ™ " KKK Horngs 14 m 50680380810.... 1 04 Holland her-| ‘ B e T b | ~rinis, new ) | w Ory Lumber, BOARDS. o= SFP’I‘F\IBFH B 1L 18 1120 £ y 15 00 140 % 18,00 w18 0 180 16,30/ 16.50 1t 00 18,00 2 00 3,00 g FENCING No. 1, 4 & 6 inch, 12 and 14 ft., rough...$17.00 | No. 2 4 & 6inch, 12 and 14 ft. rough... 14,00 | SIDING, | A 12, 14 &161t., 21000 ( 815,00 & 10 1, 2000 D 100 | RI1TI0N, Partjtion. ...832.00 2 Com. % in. Norway Pine Celling 14.00 | FLOORING. | A Binch, white pine, 2 ¢ £20.00 | C Ginch, > D 2L | STOCK BOARDS, | A12inch. &.15 45 C 13 17 inch 2D No. 1, com. 15,10, 188 ) 12.& 14 ft. 17.00 o < ) 16 1t 16.00 | FINISHING, | 1stand 2a, clear, 11 inch, s 1 8d, clear, 1 inch. &.2 s S, clear, 15, 14, 2 in. B select, 1inch, s 2 s, B select, 114, 11,2 In. | SHIP 1LAP, | No. 1. plain,Sand 10 inch. pla:n.s and 10 inch. . SHINGLES, LATI standard, $2.%0: No. 1, edar, 6 in., 18, 123 8 in. v white line (best) S0c Hair, 85¢. Michi- an plaster, . Sash, S0c. Blinds, e, Doors, 50c. Mouldings, 50 & & FLOVD, er Galveston Cot A G M CAMPRELL New Orleans Cot- candSt Lows | v Exchanweand Ch hunge. | Bon Trade. 5% FLUYD & 00, vkers in i, I’ro\'l.\'mnx, Petreleum AND STOCKS, For Futura Delivery Witt Open Ogfice at 109 AND 111 S. I13th _ October 1st. UNITEDSTATES National Bank U.S. DEPOSITOR ¥. S. W, Car. Farnam & 12th 5ts. Capital, $250,000 Surplus, 18,750 C.W.HAMILTON President, M. T. BARLOW, Cashier, C WILL HAMILTON, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS! . M. Caldwell, J. W. Hamilton, B.F Smith " Barlow Wil Hamiltoo Me L.B.WiL WA PAXTON, Pres. 1AME, s “'Union TrustCo . 13th St., Omah 215 eb. LOANS MADE C“_‘Y R:J ESTAT:. School, County and Mumcxpnl ‘Bonds Negotiated. RoBT. L. GARLICH F. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer, HISDON & COMSTOCHK, Genl. Insurance Agents National Bank Building, Cor. room 1 up-stairs. Omaha, Nebraska. Merchant’ anm and 13th sts. Telephone No. 57 R Phoenix, London, Fireme Glen’s Fal | Girard, Philadelphin Wostchester, New York, N. ¥ John H an<ock Mutual 'Life Boston.2; DIII JOEBERS' DIRECTCRY | Boots and Shoes. ICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, A Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods Alwass o ahn, Neb, A. T. Austi AME Man facturers ane W. 1. MORSE & CO, Jobhers of Boots and Shoes, 111 Farcam st Omala, Neb. Munufacto:y, Summer Beer. M. KEATING, Agt. for Anhcuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n STORZ & ILER, Lager Reer Brewers, North 181k Street, Omahs, 12 Coffee, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & C0. Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills, Spices, Toas, Coffee ., & Buking Vowder, Flavor Br Uracte. Taundry o ol 0 o T GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffee and Spice Mills Coffee H and, Epice Grinders of Baking Powder, Flavoring Kxtraets Try one cas me Hlend Kow Onfree 1w E Cornice. AGLE CORNICE WORKS, Jolm Epeneter, Prop. d Iron and Cornjee. @2 X SOmaa, Neb. ! & BOLT Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Metalic €kylight, ete. §108. 120 #t., OmAb. “WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, (. Specht, l’rnp. irnices, ete. d ctsimproved Pat- ylight 1200 st Omnba. Grlvanized Tro ent Metalic ¥ TTTTOMAILL CARPET CO., Jobbers of Carpets, Curtains, 0il Cloths, 8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloth Mattings, Curtain -, 18 Farna I(u&’ny tre Crockery and Notions. w. L. WRIGHT, Manufacturers and Jmporters of Agent for Crockery, Glassware, Lazpe, Chimnes, i, 7 South 13th st mabn Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, C ommission and Jobbing. ‘roduce. Consignments Stoneware, Herrs BOX: 1¢ Dodge strect, Omal icitea. nter, = and Hend Commission Merehants. a co.,~ P. MILESTONE Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal, Omce and yard, | + Omaha, Neb. GEO. 1. LAVAGH T 0ODMAN, V. Pres. 3T ATSUNDERLAND, Sec. und Treas. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Johbers of Hard auq | 2t South Thirteenth Strect, Omaha, Neb, J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Cement, Plaster, ldme, Huir, Fire Brick, Drain, Tile and Se T P Otce. Paxton Hotel. Faranm AL, Telophone Ml Confectionery. F. P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruit uts and 1211 Furnam Bt.. RIDDELL, w. E. Storage and Commission Merchant. Speciuities—Buiter, Eggs, Chcoso, Poul(ry, Gamie, “Orsters. Kt Tia Couth i4h street. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game. Fru) . 20 B. lthst Umzba, Ne SPECULATION IN GRAIN with minimam capital and risk ¥low Chicugo's Successful Men Trade “PUTS AND CALLS” (1, e. Ineurance against 10ss) for from one to sIxty dayk negotiated with ipstruc tions how to operate. Address {or Book. EQUITABLE GRAIN EXCHANGE, 07 Clark Street, Chicago. ~ P. BOYER & CO. DEALERS IN Hall’sSafes,Vauits, TimeLlocks and Jai! Work, 1026 Yurnam Strect, O:uaba. Neb. FREE TRIAL, NERVITA speedily curm al el of souibiul erron, Nervous Debility Lwes, Loat. o kindred fictiocs Trin packag A .y, Now 181 W 106 er Puckiage, Six for §5.00. it OHiZHA JOBBE s DIHEGTOHY A, lll),sl'l:. JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, Jouglns St Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carringes and Buggics. sirect, between 9th an LINING R & METCALF Co,, Agricultural Implements, ‘Wagons,Carriages, Buggies, Ete,, Wholesale, flmlhl_. PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN Wholesale Dealors in Agriculiural Implement Wagons and Buggie: W, o, fl} nud' Bumr and [”:. McSHANE & fif'lIR()FI)FR, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Butehers’ Tools and Supplies, 3susage Casings of all kinds ulways in stock. 1315 Jones st On “Builders' Hardware and Scale lll'lll'li AUGH & TAY LOR, Builders'Hardware & Scale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools and Buflalo Bcales. 106 Douglus st., Omatu, Neb. LEE, FRIED & CO.,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nalls, Tiaware, Shect Lron. Bic. Agents for Howe Scales, and Miami Powder Co.. Oma EECTOR & WILHELMY CO, Wholesale Hnrdwnre. Western agents for JeSerson Austis Powder Co, kulrbhnlfi Etandard El‘l-t Corver 0tk and arney. Omal Building Material. "OMAHA LUMBER CO, Dealer ia All Kids of ¢ ’ 12, 14 and 16 1t Buildi ial Wi “ % Wldandi6 ...l 120 o Pacific Track, Owabe. WEEKS & MILLARD, General Commission Merchants, Ana Jobbers of Forelgn and Domestic Fraits. Corre- pondence rolicited: Warenonse and omce, 110 N. Thirtecnth St Omaba, Neb. Telophone 775 Live Stock Commission M. BURKE & SON Live Stock Commission. Geo. Burke, Mansger. Union Stock Yards, 8. Omihia. - Telephone 52, T SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of uny and ull kinds of Stock solicited. Union &t rd e, Omaha, Neb. Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYEE & (0., Jobbers of Cigars, lobacco, 8. 11ih st 1020 w0 . E. SMITH & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglne, cor. 11th Bt., Gmah Distillers. Distillers 1 Liquors, Aleohol and Joubers of Win CO. and ILER & (l).. Importers wud Joblers of Fine Wincs and 1iguors Bole Keuncd '\'u‘ Fart India Bit- p,u..,/.y rney £t H. T L.IRI(F I)I“I 0 co,, Largest Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass House Westof Chicago. Complete arles. 1114 GOODMAN DRUG L()., Wholesale Diuggists, And Dealersin Paints, Ofls and Window Harr Ry 5 Y U L o | KN G B _— THE UNIO HYDRAULIC . Butchers’ Tools, DRAIN TILE CO., LOUIS HELLER, Omce $. 14th s, Omaha, Neb. Machinery snd piles for Manufact g’ Cement Draiu Tile. ~ Engineers aud Contractors, BEAYMOND & CAMPBE, LL, Engincers and Contractors, Bridges. Viaducts, Roul Tiussce ieaw Piie Irving, ok, Ouk a0d Pine Biidso Lugiber. 16th 61 . s Faniam, Ounbi, Nev. " Fruits. P. ROUCO & CO., Importers ard wholosaie dealers o Italian Produce, Forelgu. Domestic and Californta ¥ 4 Commis sico Merchagis, 104E IIL at. Only exclosive hlek SUIVEERICK, Bedding, Upholstery, sud e + Omahe, 0 AYA. JJBBEHS’ {IRECTCRY . roceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, ] le Groceries and Provisions, T 70 And 711 S 10th 1, Omaha, Nob McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Groeers, | 1o ., Omaha Nardware. ... BROATCH, e Iron and Steel, vy Hardware, Springs, Wagon Stock, Tiardware Lumber, etc. 1508 At Tarney s, Omaba. EDNEY & GIBBO) Wholesale Tron and Steel, Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock, Heavy Tiargware, o 517 W 1210 Leavenworth st Onahi MILTON ROGERS & SON Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Mantics, Grates, B 121 nnd Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wronght » Work, Tron Tk rders. Seam Ehgines . W Sonera T Wnchine ard Riackemith OMca and Worka, U 1 Re and 17t PERASLER b o WA A i N Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON. Wholesale Jewelers and Music Dealers, Denlers 1n & o) Jewelers LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yards Corner 7th and Douglas; Corner "ot wnd Dougine. CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 814 8 14th street, Omnha, Neb. . Colpetzer, Manager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 12th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Ete, Gth and Douklas ata., Omabn, Neb, HOAGLAND, Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER (‘0? To Dealers Only. Offce, 1405 Farnam street, Omaha. T. ~ CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumbez, Wood Carpets and Furguet Flooring. th and Douglas Jl)".\' A, WAK Wholesale Lumber, Imported and American Portlan: "Arent for Milwhukes Tyara Quiney White Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent, Millinery and Notions. "I OBERFELDER & €O., Importers and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney Street, Omahn, Neb. Notions. “C. 5. GOODRICH & CO., Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Fancy Goods In Nebraska. Chicago prices duplicated without add= ing frelght. 1415 Farnam Street, Omulin, 1. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Denlers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 403 and 405 8. Tenth St., Omaha. T VINYARD & .\LI’\I"II)I'R, Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 1006 and 1008 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb. J. Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Punts, Shirts, Etc. and 1104 Douglus Stroet, i Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blunk Book Makers, And Book Bind 106 outh Fourteenth WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION . 50 “Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. TEDWIN MORRIS & CO., Manufacturers, Packers and bealers in I’u-kh & Strictly Pur Baking Pawdor, Fluviring Eximcis kr usturd Wash Bluing, Groe E nts for York Stute Sand Ketined Apple Lb' I Lenvenworth st Omili. Apple Vinegar Table Suces Safes, Etc. ANDREEN, Omaha Safe Wor £Y M tactyrers of Fire and Burslor Proofates, vault Doors, Juil Work, Khutiers and Wire Wor T4thand Jickson Sts., Omaba, N2 b. . BOYER & ('(),. Agents iul' Hall's Safe & Lock C¢ 0o Locks, ¥ Sflsh flunrs, Etc. M. A. DISEROW & ('l)., Wholesalo Manufacturers of N, Doors, Blinds and Monldiigs, a0 Jzard #ta., On W Ko LYMA} Sash, Door, Blinds, Mouldings, ding Papor, ete. 1001 Sonth Thirteentl Stroety Omisha, Neb, A complel ok of Builders' Hirdwa BOIIN N MANUFACTURING Ct Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings.Stair Work and Tuterior Hard Wood Pinis) Just opene d Leayenw orth Bia, Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMP CO, Wholesade Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Btegm sud, Water Eupplios. Meadquarters 1 Fomt Co's Guoas. 1111 Furnam st On TA. L. STRANG €O, Pumps, Pipes and Bteam, Water, Rajlway und Mi: W0, 2 and 24 Faroum L., ¢ 5. wIND ENGIN COMPANY I MARIOFF, Wholesale Trunks, Mitlard Hotel ||Iutl Omaba. A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, (ESTAMLONRZD 168) i 1411 I Omaba. LAR;I"IK "a”TE L Btrietly Pure White Lead, . Onisba. Wb suwetand 1.1 1