Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1886, Page 3

| HEAVEN MELPS THE BEARS. Wheat and Other 8peculstive Articles Go Lowér ot Aboount of Rain, THE VISIBLE AIDS THE DECLINE, Pork Fluctuates Greatly, Being the Foot Ball for Operators—Predic- tionw of Frost Helps Corn a Little—Quotations, ON CHICAGO "CHAN( Cricaao, Sept, 27.—[Speclal Telegram to the Bek.)—Rain yesterday and’ last night made the bears very happy when they thought of its effect on winter wheat, and this had as much as anything else to do witn making prices lower. November wheat opened at T'ge and fell bac Sat- urday's close was at i@ October corn opened at 563c and |mrk at §9.50, ‘'hese prices are all a little easier than they closed. The signal service reports the storm center at or near Chicago. In the upper Mississippi valley, lower Missouri and lake regions the weather is generally cloudy and rainy. Elsewhere it is generally fair Du ing the last twenty-four hours consid- erable raln has fallen in the whole north- west, To-day’s receipts are 132 cars of wheat, 876 cars of corn and 151 of oats. T'rad- ing was moderately active with sellers pre- dominating. Oueof the dullestthings intown durinz the first hour of the session was the wheat pit. There were a few scatter- ing orders in it for a “fiver” now and then, but the bulk of trading was for small scalp- ers. All the fluctuations were within qe. Corn was not mueh more active, the entire movement being between 38%¢ and 383c for November. The provision crowd made a regular foot-ball out of pork. They opened October at $90.471, advanced it to 0. pounded it to $0.571, and let it go up again 10 80,424, But around 11 o’clock things beeame very lively. There was more or less talk of a large increase in the visible, the expectations in this regard being realizes noon, wh the secretary announced the tigures al 000 bushels. The increase in corn w bushels. Wihen the activity mentioned above first began to show itself” prices be; to drop and kept up this course untii noon, On this decline *“‘Hulch” was a very liberal seller, though nobody in particular pounded the market, “Huteh's” unloadings were spread around among the erowd generally, purchases being in such small lots and di- vided around among so many houses that they had no varticular effect on "the market. From 743 @i4%ic there was a recovery to 74' , but the close was heavy and not a little dul The foot-ball performances were done away with in pork after the first hour's trad- ing and the October option settled down very aronnd $9.45 Packers did about al trading and toward the. close very little interest centered in the market. From 33%c up to 33%c and back again to 889, marked the range in corn. Trading in fl s was quite liberal but was entirely local. e prediction of frost generally through the ‘flt to-morrow helped the buying some. Bchwartz, Dupee & Co., who were big seilers of wheat, were also larie sellers of corn. It 18 expected that there will be 725 cars of corn in to-morrow. ‘Wheat was a little firmer on the afternoon bn-\l’d and advanced to But this lnll’m‘ closed at Bold up to 38%,¢, closinz at Bige. ldvnll(ed 'y ('lusmg at $10, T November corn Mess pork for January, on November and 5% @isige; Nov- 4e. CHICAGO LIV E_STOCK. wii ewber cori, 5 Cncaco, Sept. 27.—[Special Telegram to the Brr.)—CATTLE.—The market was very dull and prices 15@25c lower than Thursday and Friday of last week. There were at least 2,000 left over making fully 10,000 on sale—a number far too large for Monday. The New York market was re- ported lower, with 145 cars on sale. Export trade remains dull, with prices in the British markets as low the past week as at any time the past season. The run of natives and Texans was liberal, perhaps one-quarter of the receipts, and this class also sold lower. Native butchers’ stock was dull and neg- lected. The stocker and feeder trade was slow, but few buyers being present and the quality of stock to select from rather below the average. Prices were very low. There were several loads of stock calves on sale— two fresh and five carried over. The market was very dull throughout and com- mon stock was weaker. Shipping steers, 1350 to 1500 Ibs, $4.60@4.90; 1,200 to 1,850 Ibs., $4.10(4.60; $3.40@4.00. Western rang Natives and half-breeds, r @2.90: wintered 950 10 1,200 Ibs., were weak. Sales 3 Wyoming, Wyoming-Texans, LO31 | ing half-l bm«l\ 1 3 C akota, 1, de was active, about all arly hour, Prices nllwl rather uneven ull . Taken alto- gether, there was little or no change. Rough &hd common sold at £4.00a4.50; fair to good packing sorts, est heavy and assorted lots, $4.7 3 light sorts, $5.75 @8$4.75. New York, Sej Movey—On call active at 5ably ;per cent, osing at 5@h per Prive MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 per cent. STenLiNa Excuaxae—Unsettled and weak at $4.813 for sixty day bills, and $4.841¢ for demand. GovERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull but steady. StTocks—Stocks showed less ac the average of last week. but N Nt-w l- neland sprang into first place in deal- its sales Deing nearly twice those of lny “other stock. It made an advance of nearly 6 per cent to-day, part of which was Jost In the last hour. 'The opening was rather heavy. Pacilic Mail, Union Pacitic and Omaha being down ¢ ver cent each, while anges n other active stocks were for pificant amounts and about El\lll”)’ di- led between gains and losses. There was active trading in early dealings and the market was weak, especially Jersey Central and Western Union. Bul the extraordinary fln‘ll\lll Ill New England soon rallied the st, after whien the market was cnm nlll\l'l\ firm until the last hour, when rs raided the listand everyth'ng was nnla«l down to the lowest of the day with the excention of New land. 1k market elosed weak. 100 W uw {zrvrvn\\l i (lluxou Tran. a8 Paciue Mail 1w, PO I'W,.Il(uek Lo 18505 St L. & 3| re(un«l 83 C., b“l Breu-ned {ulnoll Genural. 18 . & 0. W 15 preferred ansas & Texas. 85%(Texas Pacitic ke Shore . Ill‘g\Unl(-n Pacitie. .. fl IW., 5t L. & P.. ich, Central. preferred . 0, Pacifie. . un,‘w«m-m l'mon " orthiern Pac. w. O. R &N...... 105 preferred .., PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, Sept. 27, — Flour — Un- ehanged; winter wheat tlour, u.u( 4.10; southern, $3,90@4.00; Wisconsin, 410; Michigan soft Ipflnl whuL tll)' Imnwu Mkefl, Bl $4. 504, mlea 55 onuur l ulel at '&N and $3.00d :"lm .t.:w k_and | closing ¥cbelo el eak and lower, closin; W galurdly cash, T2y i “‘a ovewmber, 76 1'160; May, 58 o-16e. e Woakor ; deslined e: ruled luod: BN -~ . —— THE OMAHA DAILY ie nnder Saturday; eash, 801ge: % 15-16; November, |38 0-16¢: Ma Oats—Dull. quiet and about e Towes: cash, 935 @25}5c; October, Bige; November, %4,c} May, 31130, Rye—Quiet at 48@4s October, l'v e c.and then declned and_closed guiet November, $0.5214( Prevailing Prices. | _8howing the prevailing priees paid for live stock on this market Choice steers, 13% to 1500 [bs. Choice steers, 1100 to 139 Ibs. ... Medium steers, 1230 to 1350 Ibs Fat litle steers, 1050 to 1150 Ibs (.mw[ feeders,. ... f oS o4 hogs Dull, trifie higher: cash, $7.53: Oe- eep. 6,156, 1735: November, £6.0735@.10, | Fair to good sheep Shoulders, $6.00:6.10: short | Common sheep 7,15} <hort ribs, £6.95 — Wutter—Firm: ereamery, 16@%c: dairy, Representative Salcs, (a15e, WESTERN COWS, Cheese—Full m cbeddars, 103@tic: | No, Av. No Av Pn fiare. Tl 8c: young Americas, i@l | 75 o 5 WESTERN FEEDERS. 1 e g Owner, No, Av. _Pr Hides y green salted, Heht. Siei | Swan Land & Cattle Co 0. 1008 3,00 Awma | bull ~ hides,’ “sises’ div | Prait & Ferris Cattle Co,. 603,/ 1,119 510 salted 1l@ige: dry flint. 18@lie; caif | SHEED skins, Sa@10:c: deacons. ch. INo. Aw Pr Av. D% allow—No. 1 count s@se; P 0 8240 108 £3.00 84c; No. ook Afternoo board—Wheat irregular Shi. Shk ber November 75 1-16c: May, S5 5 w0 1 Corn_unchanged. itregular: October, 50 2515e: November, 2 Pork ) firm ;: October 89 5): ) ¢ Lard © irregular: October, £6 15: November, 8 10. 0 Siipments, 190 Flour.bbls. 21,00 ) Wheat, bu. aum 120 120 Corn, 523,000 b 160 Oats.ou e No Av. Shk. Pr. . Shk. Barievy LI 0 s T e 10 e g 5% 0 ’ 1 S0 S0 : 8 40 1% l(w—su-un Whisky—$ Pork— Lard—86.20@ Butter—Dull bm steady; e, Boanrn—Wheat—Firm and A¥TI 3 @ie highes ©Corn—Firm and %.¢ higher. Oats—Easy and ¢ lower. New Orleans, Scpt. but not quotably higher. Hog Produets—Dull and a shade lower. Fork—%10.50, Bulk Meats and clear ribs, Toledo, Sept. creamery, 21@24c; Corn—Firmer lonz clear —Wheat—Steady and Showinz the highest and lowest prices paid for loads of hogs on this market during the past seven ( nd for the e time Jast month and las Doy, Nue. 186, 1 ith | 430 @450 _ Live Stock Sales. Showing the number of cattle. hogs and higher; cash, 76lc. sheep purchased by the leading buyers on Corn—Steady: cash, 40c. to-lay’s market. z Oats—Nomina CATT Liverpool, Sept. 27, — Wheat—In poor 1. Hammond & € demand and’ dull; No. 2 winter, 6s 7d; spring, fs Sigd, Flour—In poor demand Corn—In poor demand and du ber, 4s 4d; October and Noveinber, 4s Kansas City, Sept. 27.—Wheat—Qu No. 2, red, cash, blc bid: October, November, 6de asked. Corn—Weak: No. 301,¢; Novem Oats—Steady ; New York, Sept. 27, cash, 30',¢: October, 3 tions 4 @< e lower, closing firin W reaction ; un=raded red, 82@sSije: No, 8 red, Sfe in elevator and Sy@ October s2ige; No. 2 red *6ic delivered closing at 8i3ge. Corn—Cash lots @ ige lower, closing we exports, 106,000 ungraaed, 2, 46} (@ibic in elevator, livered, October closing at 465c. red, e, and dull at Ss 4d. 6125c bid} Wheat—Receipts, 0003 exports, 111,000: &pot lg@%e and op- h some H. Hammond & Co, ( Others Total Omana Pacl Others Total G. H. Hammond & Co, 2% nglo Ame: Fisher. Harris & Others..... Total.......... Showing the nwmber of cattle, hogs and sheep shipped from the y: CATTLE—SUNT No. Cars Oats—Steady; receipts, 145,000: exports, 10,000: mixed ' western, whité western e, Petroleum—Steady: united, G3e. Chicao Eggs—Demand fair: western, 20@21e. % Pork—Active and very steady: mess, o Dest. $10.50@10.75 for old; $11.95@i1.50 for new. bicago Lard—Less active and slightly lu\\vr; % western steam spot quoted at §6.70@0.50 l,lh}mso Butter—U nehanged. Chicago Clicese—igher and firm; western flat 10@1015c. Minnea tinues weal olis, Sept. with a \lh{l\l decline in No. 1 hard, cash and 3 3 ber, T1ije: November, 72%c; December, Ti5c; No! 1 northern,cash and September, 6e;Octo- Novem! No. 2 northern. casil, 67¢; October, 67 ovember, 683c. Flour—Weak: patents, $4.20@id0; bak- ers’, $3.20@3 40. Receipts—Wheat, 241,000 b \]hl]llllenm ~Wheat, ]l)(‘flflbu” flour, 81,000 Paul, _In store—Wheat, 2,510579: St 207,000 cnnummm. Sept. No, 2red, 70e. Corn—\Weak ; No. 2 mixed, 40c, Oats—Strong and )nuher: No, Rye—Steady; No. 2, 54 ]'urk Easy at uow Lard—Dull at 86.60. Whisky—Active and firm at §1.12. Milwaukee, Sept. Wheat—Firm cash, ()olober ovember. mixed, 23e, Barley—Lower Provisions—Lower: p Chicago, Sept. 27, al ptember, 7lc; Octo- 27.—Wheat—Quiet; The Drover’s Journal | fe helton X Grafton per ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at 'sc per b for all weights. kins,” or hogs weighing less than 100" 1bs no valte. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs s | and stags S01bs. Notes, Hogs all sold. Feeders moving a little more briskly. ‘W. H. Bristow, Crete, was a visitor at the yards. J. M. Cox, Hampton, was in looking after | Mr. Pratt of Pratt & Ferris Cattle Co, here to-day. .| Joln R.Smith, Lusk, was here with two loads of cattle. L. 8. Powell, Grand Island, was here with four loads of hogs. John Wiggins. Columbus, ;| around the yards to-day. Dr. Harris was here with sixteen loads of cattle shipped from Lusk. G. H. Hammond & Co. receivid seven loads of dressed beef steer S. H. Elwood, Mountain Home, had thiriy- thrée loads of cattle in to-day. ‘Phere are a good many feeders looking for catle that can be bouglit on time. . Hammond & Co. bought 603 head of to-day for distillery feeding. was was looking {e) reports as foll The Laramic River Cattle Co., Chadron " 103 o OmmOn | had 335 head of cattle at the yards ¥ S 0ahi0s cons, ‘il | 3t Doty of Chamberlain’ & Doty, Chey- a8t 0@ 15 bl 2170; | enne, was here with sixteen loads of Gatile, mmu.,l.lexmax e quiet: steers, '»(V@-L 1 nnrl I 82, $8.70; !ull( lm&ls $§3.10: Montana, §3.25: Dakota, $3.25, llmm—l(c(wlrlul 11,000; rough and IIIHNI T0@4,00 Luu: uml a|IILLIIll 4.55; light, $ o Drover's Journal's special cablegram from s Lundon quotes very heavy supplies; val continue weak; best American selling, 11 per pound. Kansas Oity, Sept, 27.—Cattle—Receipts, shipping and grass 900; shipments, none; range cattle steady; fat butchers and feeders in good demand and o shde stronger; good edium, H to choice, $4. §3. 80 corn-fed, § 3 commnon (u toc l\l‘l\ and feeders, $ 0; grass range 1,000; steers, —Recclpts, opened shipments. m. Loui Sept. 27.— Cattle—Receipts, 1,000; shipments, 600; market stronger; good Wyoming l(lnl'um nnl( breeds, 4.50@ Monday E 500 steady, but closed duil and k: good to choice, $4.50@4.65; common ,35@4.55; grassers and pigs, On the market with hogs: Cedar Rapids: Ni Hanna & Co., OMAHA W lldl:l' s: Files & Co., Nelson & Young, Oakland} avenna. 'ir\l;E MARKETS General Protuce. ening, Sept. 27. The following prices arc for rownd lots of produice, as sold on the market to-day. The quotations on fruits represcnt the prices at which outside orders are filled. )mmnrk(-l was week yestes nlu) have been more libera Lmo as firm, 17 is aboat outside tainable for strictly fresh, candled ‘The demand for first class table very brisk, while lower nd na;;luu-n Fine cream- ¢ sale at quo- esh dalry, choice a)d dairy " | tations, Fre: S RO oo cheddars, 12 fancy full cream flats, two in ull cream young Ameri 1, @lic; fancy S 15c fourin choice, 14¢; to " cholce mative ’shippers, $4.10@185; ig@lde; Limburg, 1% g%cm-n $3.25@4.00; Texes grades, $2.25@ pou l:“n;'l'nfi .m}r\;m Is‘\l\ull suuhmlrwilh A% ve et ickens and sales are diagging, There Hoes—Receipts, 2300; shipments, 1,000: | have been a few consignments of dressea :l:‘l‘l)flx:::‘il:lllgemzr:‘l“ ch'-sl ':lll;“ 5“4&’;“5 chick in the market which met with o; e 2, 78 i i Y w‘ m!q‘ S 50.c4..00, rather slow sale, owing to the wunsngz u::l.'l OIIAHA Lth STOCHK. ening, Sept. 27, nday, w ing western fecders or range cattle, very few in. week and the sup) ‘YI{, liberal. A good man feeders were sold, but not as many as would | (@a.50 K be expected from the receipts, the buyers L).,\e, pet dozent gusll SLE@LID; snip geperally being very backward, The receipts of ha ended amounted the day. before, but on Wednesday it closed 1 lower. On down about L 15¢ lower, but renlnlned steady on Friday and declined about e un The market was slow and drag- Eing the kreater part of the week and a good Baturday. wany were left over from day to day. CATTLE—Th in to-day and the demand continues good. The packing house -hlp coru-fed catile from other markets. There was plenty of butehers’ stock in, but of any aecount. There were a many feeders sold, and the market was none movin, f-lrly active. HoGs—The recvipts of hozs were light to- The warket was lower than on Satur- was 4 lot of odds and ends left dny‘ but_more active, including »\el from Friday and everyihing v and Saturday . SHEEP—A few sheep dnu\uud Lands on ay. RECEIPTS. the market to-d: Cattle. K1 he cattle market has been very -lull and quict during the week just rm 'ha receipts for the week amounted 500 huu‘ by far the greatest majority be- Dressed beef steers were in demand, but there were Butebers’ stuff was slow all the ogs for the week just 108,00, The market opened an Monday about steady but declined iater in On Tuesday the market eontinu CASS o Seady ut the elosing prices of e day 13pe, carcases, Thursday the market went ere were no dressed beef cattle been compelled to 2,000 . 500 Live~Chickens, old. per doz, :pnl\(nzcnh Mqfl(.fia e urkeys, @ gecse, s, um.«f umum..home. per Ib, 10¢; fair ucks, choice, 11¢; geese, lle; tur*m)l. 12@tse. A § GAME—The weather has again turned warm and the gaie trade is somewhat weak. Good sound prairie chickens hold about their own, while ducks are extremely dull ana low.' Prospects tavor a very brisk trade in prairie cbhickens at higher cold weathier sets in. Prairie ch m Sadules, ver Ib., 11@foe; deer, ¢ Ib., 7@t antéiope, saddles, 11@1: elk, saddles, To@ile: Juk rabbits, per doz., 00; smali, per doz., $1.00@1.25. Oy sTERS,— T'he an-emluu,nf warm weather ) Carc: aaw e of the it few days b ad the effect of cutting down the ovster trade. It is as gond as could be expected at this season of the year. Prices remain the same as last week, [he following are the prices at which countr, orders are filled: Mediums, ‘IM' stand: lhf Sie: selects, 40c: extra selects, Porarors—There is very lll!lL demnud for puumes L\m at present, dealers being wostly l’\‘u' farmers and are not ready b m u their winter stock. The out- however, for the month of October is quité favorable. From 130 to 200 car loads of potatoes will be needed to supply the local trade; and no doubt a good inaly more cars 10 €0 10 points where the crop ‘is almost total faillre. They areselling in a small wa, &l per bushel, 1oNs—Receipts are more liberal llul market not quité as firm as 8 week ag Onions, fancy, in bulk, per bushel, ¥1. l(\! 1.2; good, per bushel, 90c@$L.00; choice, from store. et Lbl., $6.45. BEE: TURSDAY t 9] | Swrrr Porarors—Cholee lome grown, | manstown, 13: Iampblack. erdinary, 8¢; | per Ib, Jersey, por bbl., $4.50. | Prussian blue ultramarine, 15 ;yandy kr. | “Cannac ere is a fair demand for ch | brown, Se: umber, burnt, 4c; umber, raw, eabbage at 5075 per doz. hea | sienna, burnt. sienua. raw, do; lnns ArrLES - Michigan, fancy eating, per bbl, | green, genuine. Wic: FANS green. common. 3,005 Michigan, assoried varieties, five- | chrome ereen. N. Y.. 20¢: chrome green, barrel lots, per bl $350; Michigan, assorted | K, vermillion, English, in oil 70¢; raw varleties, fen-barrel lots, per bb! € Mis- | and burnt umber. 'L Ib cans 1de: raw and sourd, ehoi , per bbl 82 50,7 - | burnt sienna, 1 ndyke, brown, 13c; re- souri, assort: riefies, tive and ten-barrel | fined lampblack, 1% h ck and 1vory [,.|~ per bbl €228 2.5 black, 16c: drop black, 16¢ ['rnnmu biue, per_bbl | 400: ultramarine blue, 18 : ciirome green, Lu, msnan, | MO AD e blind whd siutter ereen, ., i 3 , 160; Paris green, 1503 Indian red. 1de: "\“‘ AS ice stock has been scarce | Vepgtian red, fe: Tusean, American lately: per bunch, $2.003.00. yermillion, L. & D, 30c; yellow ochre, 8¢; L CALIFORNIA PEARs—Vlcar pears, perbox, | M. & O, 1., 18¢: good “oclire, 16c;" patent ) stock, A car load of extr: per_lb., has arri 00 & o in the m e at about th Rowers 51b baskets MICHIGAN PEACH market is light and obtained ing off. outside It A few a Jight and M A demand i C LERY —Kalanazoo *per doz., 40H5e. M SuGAan 13¢ per pound; 14¢ per pound: choiee b 12 per |mlu||l boxes, 125¢ per pou 03 15@16e.: Nebraska, ¢ b gections, Téc. l Nice ch-'ul boneless, 50-1b boxes, break sugar-cured, 8e; clea salted_sides, \’f dried beef (regu qualit il feed, W(' »('r e per ewt: hominy, per cwt: graham, 81. 7.00 per ton. Pick1 half bbls, half bbis, $4.25 in halt DDL» FSYRU Orleans, 3S(@46c barrel, strictly pure, S 1‘ doz: quartcans, STAnciMirror m« 3 Ib, 5 ves' corn, 1 b T Ses Kingstord ord’s Eho: peaches. per berri per case, S1. 1 11b mackerel, lnull ))!’r dnl S1.5% 2 2 1b |,TU. 15@2.25: b corn beef, 1’@i2ige; prime. 1 tancy green and yel 'fl—l\l k's B satinet, $3.00; D, & \\ Inn- Cloud, 5. MATCHES—Per caddie, 5 $1.00; square cases, $1.70: case, §1.2 plenic, Dlc; ereams, citv soda, n b 3 dry cured, 8 (@5 damaged b —3e, ( 9@loe; alli 0 roceo oil m\d llllllh.l (LU HEAVY HARDW low steal special ca cast tools do, L2a@15e cords “@10lb paskets 404 baskets, Svatoe, Mart! I'he shipments are graduall he following are the price: i crates, 4 baskets, Nebraska, mA ‘The market is anmost cleaned up. beans ‘Iv.m country. Wes1.00 istoNs—Ham, st bacon, sugar-cured, R0 515 falte, Karrbanis, 5c3 new 0ats, low cm n meal, Ndwr oWt &4'n>el|lulz‘ 60c Grocers’ Jiist. Medium, in bols, 8 gherkins, in bbl —No. 70, 4-galion kegs, S1 er gullon: Maple Syrup, 1¢ cans, £9.25 per doz.} {45 gallon can €625 per, lone in’ mayket- 1eurrents, Ti{@7{c; prunes, new, 4% ) T0; Kings- 108, 6 Ib, Txiu lg‘nxsford s pure, srh ¢ Kingstord’s bulk, X AnaD, Goopsr-Uysters, standud, per o cas, $5.50¢ strawberties, 2 lbg per c s rasbberries, 21b er case, $210; Der case, $4, N. per cmu: per case, $.0); plum: percne. 83, 50: pineappies, % 10, per 51603 marrowfat peas. ver case, June pfl\-l!, per_ease, se. ~ Cowrres—Ordinary grades. 11@113 21, 4:51% choice, ;gfml ernment Java, 0aie: intetior Ji Mocha, 2Y@2ic te Russian, 8$4.00; Kirk’s Wlnte Dome, $3.55; Drign Firits—No1 quarter apples 4e; in evaporated boxes, Ui@@¥{c; blackber- ries, boxes, 8%@); peaches, eastern, 4%@ 5%c¢ peaches, = evaporated, 15}@17¢; Salt Lake ‘none in market: raspberries, new, 18 $3.00 Aryer, Se: graining color, Jight vak, dark oak, Lryoxs—Choies, 560 size, per box €850 | wianut. chestnut and ash. 12¢ faney bar Maioris, 530 size, ver box 210,00, glRUE AND CAEMICATS Acid, carbolie, ORANGES—A consignment of Jamaica | § acid. tartarie, halsam vaiba, per oranges arrived in the market this week, | I 4°¢ l'w:m-” .y?'.'x'.-uum."',"? calomel, Uttt Fruits--The reeeipts of Utan | $1.2 “}'*;;m‘*-'luf”l]” 4“{ Hlges glycerine, fruits have not been heavy the past weck pure, per N Sc: lead, acetate, Pears, 40 b boxes B 501 | @il castor, No. 1, per gal., $1.5 $1. 501 No. 2, per gal., £1.40: oil. oliv | PES: home ml or) um, 50c: opium, $3.30; quinine, Wi gray i are an. | Fo& W and R €., per of, Te: potassiom b A u ide, per aliein or oz, 40c; sul pated as the season draws to o e and | X s MOrD! > aulb the supply diminishes. The following are | phate iworvnine. pet o, ulphur, ver the prices at which outside orders for 3 b y : choice stock Shippi Fish. filled . baskets. 10c York grapes ith very Con- b HERRINGE. e i Qr BER TS Kis il R R w0 % 2 1 arke e foll 18 baskets 63 7oc, XA 1Es—The supply 1 better prices T LAKE FISH, HE DU Qr BN P ) ) at which Baskets, accoraing $3.00@ 0310104 90 ®in e 8 [T No, 1 White F Fuiily White F No. 1 Trout | restill coming in, but the | — - - ~ \hey are slow sale. INPORTED FISH, el vire: 50.b boxes, | rw msn. TS G NG G DR Palagr s S b P SO | e e o ltolcs. penny cakes, 3015 unnunrn,,ut NiuenIN 0. 10 w0 e, 1\ Holand her-| | el | m‘k’i Thela, Callfovata, | —rioemnewl....| . L Calitornia, 21 frames, Dry Lumber. BOARDS, 12, 14 and 16 ft. 3 12, 14 and 16 ft. fL30G | No.g » o 12, 14 and 16 ft. <ood | No.4 “ 13 14and16 ft. e DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 1 Com. s. Ls. in fair request. 1. P \Iml\llll\ pienic ham. 1015¢ Bge: shoulders 0 r side lard, 40-1b cans, Air- irye, 40c3 FENCING, 1,4 &6 inch, 12 and 14 ft., No. 2,4 &6inch, 12 and 14 ft., rough —Winter wheat Fough .40 second qual- A ity spring wheat DING. ran, »(k:’pr‘l R 12, 14 &16ft., 21000 C tichopped | A meal, &1003 | B 19,14 & 16 1¢,, 2,000 D AND CEILING i{in White corn S | 1st com. @ | 2d Al Com, ) shorts, 603 fie in bales, 0. in. Norway Pine Ceiling FLOORING. A 8inch, white pin C 6inch, all, in bbls, $5.50; do l 3 Js. 10 lM\ I‘J&H( 0 1t... New per gallon: 1 gallon SuGAns—rowdered, Tige: cutloaf, T@iife; | 1stand granulated, 6'jc; confectioners’ A, fi\r; d, cleal Sandard extra &, 60'sc; extra C, 55@5%e; | 3. cloa 1 medium yellow, 5@ B select, 1 in KoPE—3{ inch. 93ic; % ineh, 10:c; i ineh, | B select, 115, 11, 00 1044e. snipr Drien . 1 qua 1, plain,Sand 10 inch 41 vaporated hoxes, Hi. @itie; .8 and 10 inch ries, boxes, Ylg@¥iei peaches, eastern. 5igc; peaches, evaporated, ras) e Cedar, 6 in., }¢s, 12¢; 8 in. til{o , 11b, 5%c: Mirror ire.—Quiney white lime (best) S0c: ieror glow:lfllb et pent (Akron) §1.65. Hair, 3 Micl be; l\mzflm s curn. f)nn plaster, £2.75, Sash, 50¢. Blinds, 50c. gloss, oors, 50c. ~ Mouldings, 50 hite cb 43¢ ogg plums, el Ser doz, $1.90: 11b sal- 2°1b_gouseberies, string bvnus $5555:8 1 : 21bcorn, per ¢ perdoz, $1.70@2,00. OMAHA NEB. dw, 18}g(elilac: oid zo ava. 1055@ Arbuckle’s Rt roasted, 16'{c; 16 42~ h:)l\vwhn& One of the Best and Largest Stocks in Durham, 1s 3le; 3(s. meerschum, Uk', old 1 spirit cured, 45¢. avon Kirk’s Washboard, §3.10, round, per mule square, tick, Siy@9)¢c. udu. butter * and h‘,c. ginger snaps, 5l4c; 2@ United States to Select From. DEWEY & STONE, LLl oc = L Z oc o L. @ile; currants, TH@7e; prunes, new, 43 General Markets. OM2HA JOBBE 'S’ DIREGTOHY W Medium, 17@18e per Ib: fine heavy, | ===~ — (@1 um. 14@lic; coarse, 12@lde; burry Amsu Hnrmal utchors, GaTe; green A. HOSP. E, JIt., @!: s o . m{.':“ m;",...,;‘,‘!'yl,,‘:,“ Artists’ Materials, Pisnos and Organs, 1 yellow, Dougins Street, Omrha. eather, 3 Agricultural Implements. e, Uppe s aBse; e, kiph, 70ahe CHURCHILL PARKER, ench kip, L0013 Wholesale Dealer in ok l‘lfl[ $1,000@1,25; Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, Carriages snd llun’l Jones IINEI-. between $th ad 0, O, Neb. LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultural Tmplements, boot. ieg, pebble, 28ai2e. toppings WagOn Epokes: por ot $1.75@3.005 s!lmbs, per set, $1.2 '”Jelloes. Wagons,Carriages, Buggies, Ete., Wholesale, Omaha. anb IL40j tongues, each, T axieh | B IRLIN,ORENDORE & MALTIN The: chain, per Ib @12 wedges, 6e: crowbars, 6o spring steel, 7@se:’ Burden’s le Dealers in X malleable. G@Se: iron Wholes harrow teeth, 4c: horsesnoes, Agrieultural lmplemenu, Wagons and Blnllltl 90! nd 07, Jon qm uul’dfl : J0ul &IJIOLH 5’-‘&)40‘“ Bnrtm; n O] r e “‘{u 1080, 8%.50; aicel naits, 8345 Butter and Eggs. o buckstiot, ' $1.4 nrle’nmi McSHANE & SCHROEDER, ellles green. 1 to 5o F«en seal, l" nclne, French,' 98(c: Winter's mineral, ¢ hum brown. Zie: ture, extra, $1.1 coach extra, $1.40; coach, mar, extra, $L75; ‘xlrl, 5%; shellae, 12c; Paris whitin, £54¢; whiting, cow’ Leais, l’mm‘ll zinc red seal, g jan red, American, 13 red lead, Ti¢e; chrome yellow, genuine. ¢ chrome yellow, K, 12 \ ,\n\liuyh—l‘llmll. Fer EIIL Briuts—Cologne spirits. 18 proof, 8L10: do 101 proof, $1.17; spirits, second ocuality. Diy PAN: s— White lead. se; Frenc zinc. Buyers of Butter and Eggs. gR! Refrigerator and Packing Houss, 1ith and Leavea- worth 8t., U. P. Omana. pure, §7.75; cans. 2e; Krencl LOT HELLER, Butehers' Tools and Supplies, ) COOK™ | sausage Casings of wil kinds alwaysin stoek. Jo mab: i ocureé, rochelle, gchre, American, 13§ e: Lehigh brown, 24 rince’s mineral. Builders’ Ilnhllvnn and dca/n IIIVFHA UGH (E TAY LOR. Builde: 'Hardware & Scale Repair Shop Tools and Buffulo Seales. 145 Douglas st., Owmaba, Neb. LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nalls, Tinwar E A’:“‘O‘n‘;‘l{ I;t;:. reales, asp h Ilunl oll finisn, si‘m 101 proof, $1.16: do' 185 proof, $L.15 Alcc TR 2 T R A ol T8 proof, $2.16 per wine gatlon. Kedis- CTOR & WILHELMY CO., lllled nlu:lnvs. $100@L50. Gin, ~blended Wholenle Hardware. entueks bourbons, $2.00(@6.00; ts for Jeflerson Bieel Nails, Austin enlutkgmdk'enmylv. ia ryes, $2.00@s. d Reales. Corsier Golden ndrye w a 8. l-lau"uunau, Imported,$ o es! ins, lm . domastic, BLuGE.00 _Gla, | jmlqu Materia 5 imported, per case, $78.00@34.00; American. OMAHA LUMBER CO,, penna $10.¢ Desler tn All Kinds of Luilling Material at Wholesale, 2&0 'l““wl“i“d&'h > n“ nd Union Pacttic ’l"ncl Owaba. law| L OHIHI JOEBERS’ DIRECTCRY | AMER Oma tract oA Manufacturers and W he pectal Br 10 Nort CL. Teas. Coffce:, Spicor ‘E.{(:‘ LE CORNICE WORKS, Manufneturer of Dodge and 10 8 Boots and Shoes. ICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, esale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Complete #tock of Tubher Goods Alwars on hand S St Oloaha, Neo A T Aortin, ARent W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shocs, M1 Farnam st Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Summer ‘ Aireer, Howt & Beer. M. KEATING, Agt. for Anhcuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n . Fanst Budwelse § IRZ & TLE Lager Beer Brew h 18N Street, | and Erianger re, \ha, Neb, Coftee, Spices, Etc. {RKE BRO 1 ha Coffee and Buking Powd.: Hiae Ink. Fic Fl\vorine B |.u It Harney T y ('UL E & MIL l'.\. Howard st Omvia. Sev Cornice. John Epeneter, Prop. inlyarized Iron and Cornice: “o Carpets, Lin Who! Galeantzod Tron Cornices; ete ams, Mattings, Ftc Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete. Omaha, N Agent for the Lampe, Chimneys, ete. O RUEMPING & B(ILTL. Manu ctarers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, inals, Metalic Skylight, ete. $108. 203 L, Oma CORNICE WORKS, pecht, Prop. Spectsimproved Pat- 120h At Omaby yllaht. %8 and 5id Carpets. MAIIA CARPET €O., Jobbers of 0il Cloths, 1511 Douglas Curtains, Rugs, rect. S. A, ORCHARD, lesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, c,, &) Furnam Street, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Importers of Crocker, Fruits, Storage Prod Specialtics Oysters Peultry, Butter, Game, Om: D. A. HURLF Commission and J ubblnz. Fggand Produce. Consignments solicited. Berry Boxes and "PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants. Produce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb. W. E. RIDDELL, and Commission Merchant. s—Buiter. Eggs, Cheese, Poultry, Game, 112 South It sireet WIEDEMAN & CO., nce Commission Merchants, Fruits, etc. 220 8. lthst. . Neb, W Gener: And Jobbers of Foreian and spondence solicited. Warel “Thirteenth St.. Omaha, EEKS & MILLARD, al Commission Merchants, Corre- 10N, _ Fruits. _ P. ROCCO & CO., mporters and wholesale dealers in Italian Produce, Forelgn, Domosticand Callfornia Frults and Commis sion Merchunt. ith st Oaly exclusive e in Omubia. it hou “Coal anc* Lime. P. MILESTONE & CO., Office and y: Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal, ard, 13th and Nichioluy sts., Omaha, Neb. Yard Telephone. IRECTORY HAHA JOBBERS' . Groceries, GALLAGHER Groeeries and 17, 709 And 711 8. 10k S8, Omaha, McCORD, BEADY £ €O, Wholesale Grocers, 13th A Leavenworth ste., Omaha. [ Hardware. W.J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron aud Steel, PAXTON, Wholesale Nos. T, &£ Co, P'rovisions, Neb Springs, Wagn Stock Hardware Lumber, eie. 100 i Yar Omann EDNEY GIBBON, Wholesale Tron and Steel, Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock, Heavy Hurdware Kt 1217 and nworth st Omab Furnaces, 121 and 1 Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Tron Works, Wrought and Cast Iron Bulcing Work, Iron Suaire Hewma and Girders. Steam Engines, Brans W | Fy Machine and_Biacksmith : : BRE ana 17 Fiveet. RSk M et e ey Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Whol-wnl:- .lm\elm s and Music Dealers, Dealers 1n 8 Diamonde, Watches, Clocks, Sametors i g Aaterinle: €ic. 1o} and 103 100 st cor- Dodgo, OmABA. Neb. ———————————— Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yards Cornerith and Douglas; Corner Uth and Do 11k, CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 8148 1th street, Omahn, Neb. F. Colpetzer, Manager. C. N. DIE’ Lumber, 15th and Callfornia Streets, Omaha, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, lmmhvr Lime, Cement, Ete., Ete. oth and Douglas st., Omahia, Neb, HOAGLAND, Lumber, HARVEY LUMBER C To Dealers Only. Ofce, 1465 Farnum street, Omaba. CHAS. I, L. Hardwood Lumbe: ‘Wood Carpeta and Parguet Flooring. 0th ané Dooglas alin, T. W. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete. Imported and American Portland Cement. Stnte “Agent for Milwankeo igdraiic Cement und Best TQutney White Lime: Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS Of Omaha. _John F. Boyd, Superinterdent, CO., Limited. Millinery and Notions. “1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 12 ey Strect, Omahn, Neb. “Notions. C. S. GOODRICH & CO., Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Faney Goods In Nebraska. Chicago prices lieated wllhmll ndd- ‘ing Trofght. 115 F treet, Omana J. T. IKOBI\S()V NOTION CO., Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 403 and 405 8. Tenth St., Omaha. VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents' Furnishing Goods. 1005 and 108 Paraam s Omaha, Neb. OMAH. Jobby i u: AL, 'rm(n & LIME DMPAN ers nf lhml mul \nfi. Coal, 209 South Thirteenth Street, Omaha, Neb. Manufacturing Confe Jobbers of Of ““llfll\l \\ hite Lime. Y Plaster, " Confectionery. P. FAY & CO., tioners, 1211 Farnam St.. Fruits, Nuts xnd Cigais. Omiba, Overalls. ANFIEL [: Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Etc. 102 and 1104 Douglis Stroet, Jmihit, Ne Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Book Bindgrs, 106 and 108 £outh Fourteenth Omitha, Neb. Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE & SONS, Liv Union St e Slork Commiission. rke, Manager. ha. Telephone 582, ock S ll’l(.l' & GREEN, Live 8 Bhipments of u Union tock Commission Merchants, ds of Kook solicited, Jmana, Neb. Manufactu And Wholesale Deslers in Leaf ) igars, rers of Fine b Nos. 108 and 110 N.J4th street, ¢ Dry Goods. Dry Goods, Furnlslnng(-nmfi & Notions 1102 and Distiliers of Liqu and WILLOW S 1304 Douglas, cor. 11th Bt., Omaha, Neb. Jmporters DISTILLE'Y nd Jot SPRINGS S L C0. and ILER & CO., Trgporters and Jobbers of Fine Wines and Liqeors. ure tIndia 'uu.~ mey & eonear: c Liguors. 11127 T. CLAI“(L IDRUG L'O. Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass House Druggists Sun- GOODMAN DRUG CO., And Dealers in Paints. Oils and Wiadow ¢ Wholesale Diuggists, Omaba, AvEL Ofce 10 8 Enginy orl and Contractor: Drnl'n 7il', [lc. R l'm w.ar ToRDSec.4Trons BrEineon, viires, unh By l'Nl ON HY. hl{A ovLic DRAIN TILE CO., olih st Omaba, Neb, anufacturing Ce: hinery “RAYMOND & C4 IDII'IIELL, En, gineers and Contractors, DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farna . Ouiaha, Neb. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirzors, ete. 1206, 1208 anid 1210 Farnam st Omsba. Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. "TTEDWIN MORRIS & CO., Manufacturers, Packers and Lealers in Pickles & Strictly Pure Apple \’luognr Buking Powder, French M Huvnmrr Extracis, Tale & £ CO., P. BOYER Agents for Hall’'s Safe & Lock Co.f s’ Fire and Burg ar Proof Safes, Time lock: and Jail Wors. 102) 1 va i atrace. Omana: Nobe Sash flnors, E!c TM. A DISBROW & Wihiolesale Muanufactureis of Sash Doors, Blinds and lluuhllnga. Hranc! 0., Sash, I)uur. Blinds, l[nuldlngs, Butlding Paper, Juth ‘Phirteentis Sireety Omiaha, Neb. A o stock uf Buliders' are il Nn‘ BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings Stair Workand Interiar ffard Wood Finish Just opeied. cor. Bih and Leavenwortl Bis. b, Neb. S S — Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, ¥ Iltnu:n, Bteytu o er Supylies. ) Masy #tCo's Gsouds. 1111 Furoatm o ol A. L. STRANG €O., Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Stesm, Water, Kallway and Milling kv ..nu Fto. . 2 wnd 4 Farpaim i ik, an COmana. & K. Felion, Mausger. Felophane N ’ Trunks. H. il MARHOFF, Wholesale Trunks, Millard Sfotel Block, O " Wagons and Carriages. A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Faetory, (ESTABLISUED 158) 14 and 1iL Dodge sireet, Omiala. White Lcml CARTER WHITE LEAD CO., Strietly Pure White Lead, Wi streetand U, t M!.nmll