Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1889, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BENK: THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1889, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. An Upward Turn Favors the Bull | Tide of the Deal. EXPORT TRADE REPORTED LARGE Nothing Much Doing in Corn and Prices Varying Little—A Dullness in Oats — Provisions Rule Firmer—Cattle Fair CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, Special 'Telogram to ‘Wheat did bettor, te-day, for a of reasons. The local features were bullish. A fair degree of activity prevails in the cash market, and Milwaukee reports the working of 75,000 bushels for direct export. Clearances from all the lake ports indicate genuine business, and New York advices re- flect considrrable activity in the export trade at theseaboard. From the southwest there are, however, advices of a continuation of generally favorable harvest conditions, though a few showers in southeastern Kansas are reported. One of the private wire houses have a cable to the effect that it was raining copiously in Russia. This piece of news was received when July was 70} The market broke to b%c on it but it declined to stay, and was not long working above 76c again. July wheat opened at iblge, advanced to 761{c, worked }¢c back, #0i¢e, regained lost ground and went to 761ge, very little being done at the outside, how- over, The price started back rather sharply soveral times, and the market acted as though it wanted to settle at iic, but the buying fever was on, and rallies were as sharp and frequent as the feverish down turns. The operations in the pit were on a large scale, and for once the shorts and the eleventn- hour bull scalpers were notthe only buyers. There was good buying by commission mer- chants, and the generailty of local opera- tors, and the market had a stronger and firmer undertone than it has shown in many weeks, And firmness is not confined to cago. It ruled to a marked degree in every market in the country with the possible ex- ception of Minneapolis, St. Louis is at last on an eyer keel with Chicago and Toledo. New York and many other points usually led Chicago in the up-turn. There were no notable individual transactions in _the mar- ket, but a generally increasing interest in the market is being manifested. June wheat Bad quite a little boom here to-day. It opened at 76, ndvnnLed 10 T73c, reacted to 77e, and closed at 77lgc. at {4l @ilgc, and Closed at " C ber was acti It opened at 76c, sold up to 7ilgc, and closed at 6. The closing range indicates a gain of 13¢cin June as compared with yesterday: 1'4¢ in July, c in September, and le in December, It was altogether a tame and featurcless corn market, and closed up in the nerveless manner which was its main characteristic The price changes were trifling, as far as thero were any, in fayor of bulls, July, August ana September over yesterday's closing small receipt of corn, com- outpouring of a week awo, was the principal cause of the firmer feel- ing. 'The export clearances, also, from the Atlantic were encouraging in their magm- tude, while the withdrawals from store were also heavy. The strength in wheat helped to stiffen the views of holders and work upon the fears of the shorts, but there was no activity in business. There was a good deal of changing of deals between July and September, the local speculators look- ing for these months to sell at the same price before long. Oats were duller than for several days previously and the speculative prices were confined within a g, range, ruling prac- tically steady to firm. ' There \was moderate changing of this month to July and Septem- ber at differences of e to e, and o respectively, while new business was light. The posted receipts were less than expeeted, by 45 cars, but the weather was favorable for the new crop, and the reserve stocks of old are still liberal. June sold at 21%@22c, touching 21%{c, with next month at ::.*um 223¢c, and September around 22 10 go to store, sold at 21%; @2174c. In provisions there was a }ittle more stir and interest. There was no greut ch the general situation, but the bu; short ribs and lard by brokers, smd to operatine for a couple of large 'hous ated considerable uneasiness, Wright, was_claimed, covered over 500,000 1bs of short ribs, and this action induced other orts to follow suit in the same articles. Some short lurd was also bought in, but in pork there was no trading possessing sig- niticance. In point of actual activity, pork, in fuct, was the slowest line from the start. The underlying feeling was somewhat ner- vous, though the fluctuations in prices, all around, were confined to quite a narrow range. The day's prices, however, were higher than yesterday's, For pork and short ribs the closings showed an actual ad- vance of 12}c to ldc, and for lard of 2!¢c to e, The CHICAGO LIVE STOOR MARKET. CnicaGo, June 5.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee.]—Carri, lo-day’s receipts con- sisted of about 7,000 natives and 8,000 Tex- aus, The native steer market opened strong, snd 5@10¢ higher; and all cattle selling above §4.00 maintained this advance, but ordinary grades, or such that came in con- tact with Texas, dropped as soon as it became known that the run of range stock would prove larger than at first estimuted, and while prices for no class of native dressed beef and shipping stecrs developed any material weakness, sales were not as satis- factory as the carly ones. Good native cows and heifers sold again strong, but thin native canning grades moved very unsatisfactor; ot the recent tow figures. The Texas market ruled 10¢ lower on canning grades,but steady for better qualities, such as are taken by the dried beef trade. Both the supply and demand of stockers and feeders was light, and the volume of business transacted was nominal. Choice beeves, $4.40®Q165; me- diuin to good stcers, 1 500 Ibs., $3.90 l 20 ) )3 950 to 1,20 ors, $2. , lower, $1.80(« Texas cattle Oc¢ to B.40: cows, bulls e 8.80; bulk, # z;. 80 10c lower, &1 S0@3. 10, Hogs—Tho trade was opened by the l‘:cculnmru and shippers, who paid for a short tine aboutsteady at yesterday’s prices, but business lacked competition, and as the shippers had light orders the packers took the advantage and quickly had values 5S¢ lower. The opening sales were largely around $4.573¢@4.40 for the best packing and shipping lots, and up to §.45 for choice light mixed. Later, protty good |m4‘ku|g sold at 30, and shlmnnn sorts of butche . The best price seiler et for sorted light was §4.50, and th orced to allow buyers to s shape or weight they wanted. figures for wlmv,mu known sort were $.45, The closig as York light FINANCIAL. New Yonk, June 5.-—[Speciul Telegram to Tur Bge.|—Srocks—The stock murket opened firm and continued strong the first hour to-duy, although business was light. The first prices were 3 to 35 per cent over the close of last night. Among the grangers Burlington was particularly strong, while Northwestern and Rock Island opened a fractiou lower, but soon moved up to better thae last night's figures. Before noon Bur- lington touched 103% and Louisville 703, & gain of 1 per cent each over the close. Chi- cogo Gas trusts went up a point to 507¢; Lead trusts, a point to , and Sugar trusts moved up over two points to 1055¢, At noon, St Puul end Rock Island showed 3¢ per cent gain over last night at 783 and 99 respect- fvely, Avout midday the market wes quiet sud dull, butthe best figures were main- taned. ‘The strength in siocks was some- whut remurkable during the closing hours. Ube prospect of selllewent of the rale | troubles in the northwest and of differences | existing among the Kansas City lines helped tho grangers all around. Burlington went to 104}, & gain of 134 per cent; Northwest- ern to 1131, a gain of # per cent; Atchison to 464, a gain of over a point; St. Paul was up 1% per cent to and Rock Island up 1'¢ per cent at par; Chicago Gas moved up to 60%, or nearly two points over last night. The other trust shatps closed firm, but not at thebest fizures. The following woro the closing quotations : 48 regular. 128 [Northern Pacific.. 29% 8,45 coupons dopretacred LS. 4148 rogular 148 coupons. . 106 cific s of "5, ntral Pacfic « a0 m umrrml lnumlu ‘entral L.B.& W, Kantas & Toxas Lake Shors preforred Michigan ( Mixs [ | Western Union. 4(@3 per cont. Prive Pavin-3@5'¢ per ¥o Excmavae--Dull but steady; sixty-day bills, $1.571(5 {3 domand, $4.50. PR()I)LC Cnicaco, June 5. strong and Im.h('r Decembe: \nlhlllu (lnim?. Timothy--§1.25. .02 l’ork 2 Pigher: cush July, 1. Qn'pu‘mbv'r £12.02 : cash, $0.07 : July, $6.75@ $6,85(00.5714. and uncnanged; 5 wheat, winter $1.30@ rye, §245@ Dry Salt Meats—Shoulders, 51214 shori clear, $0.00@0.12}5: short ribs, §.85@ 5.0, Butter—Steady; creamery, 11@16e; dairy, 9@1ie. Cheese—Easy: full cream cheddars, 71{@ Tig@id{e; Young Americas, S ; fresh, hanged; @12, and light groen green salted salted, 7c; calf, 7@se; deacon Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, solid packed, 4e; No. 2, 8l{c; cake, 414 Recoipts. Shipments. 14,000 17,000 Flour. X Wheat 33,000 1808,000 558,000 206,000 288,000 New York, June 5.—Wheat—Receipts, none; exports, 110,000; spot strong and hicher; No. 2 red, sllf@Slje in store: 82 @shio afloat; Shasiige f 0. b.; No. § red, 'ge; ungraged red, S0M@S3ig tions strong and higher: June, S1kc. Corn—Receipts, 80,000; exports, snot market strong and higher} 4134@415c in elevator: 41% (@4 atioat; un~ graded mixed, 40@421¢c; options firm. R : ) no, spot B llpol unchang 2, white, 3 0c; options, duil aud easier, Coffee—Ontions steady, but 5 to 15 poinis down; sales, 5 June, £16.35@16.45; $16.50@16.:60; spot Rio,quict and steady teady; United closed at irm; western, 143 @143{c. irm but quiet’; now 818.25@13.50. r; sales, western steam, 7.0 Butter—Quiet but steady; w 17h5e Cheese—Less firm: \\'Uflmrn. T @sc. Kansas € —Wheat—W eakers; .2 rcd cash, July, 6le asked} 5 bids July and Augast, luldv, No. 2, cash, 25c bld 25570 bid: No. 2 white, cash, U.lls—.\u 2 cash, 19}gc bid, 20, Minneapolis, Juns 5—Wheat—Sample wheat higher; receipts, 101 cars; shipments, 07 cars. Clo: No. 1 hard, June, 89c; te: on S9c; No. 2nuruu'ru, tern, 9@ g No. 2 norllu:rn, track, T2@iie. Milwaukee, June 3. — Wheat -~ Firm; cash, 74 ¢c: July, 155, Corn--Quiet; No. 3 3c. Oats—Dull; No ‘l Whlle fic. d. mnzvx-'mn' |)urk, $11.57%. Cincinnati, June 5.—Wheat—Firm; No. 2 red, Sl@Sle, Corn—irm; No. 2 mixed, 35c. 170 II‘XH at "‘flfl 2. —W hum.---lh;ben ; cash, 9 o3 July, 81, ; duly, Whisky—Steady at $1.02. Butter—Unchanged. Liverpool, June 35 — Wheat — Quiet; holders offer moderately; California 1, 6s 9d (@tis 10d per cental; red western spring, 7s 24 5«:‘7. 8d per cental; do winter, 78 4}5d@0s LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Juns 5. reports as follows: Cattle—Receipts, 11,000; market irregu- lar; beeves, §4.40@3 steers, $3.65@ 4.30; stockers and fecders, §2.50@3.40; cows, bulls nud mixed, §1.80@3.30; Lexus cattle, $1.80@.10, The Drovers’ Journal ) market slow and #,00(04.75; westorn, V.15 Texans, shorn, 3.00@ lambs, $2.50@3.00 per head. Kansas OCity, June 5—Cattle — Ro- coipts, £,000; shipments, 1,700; market strong, uct good' tochoice corn-fed, & common to medium, and feeding steer: cows, steady, $1.75 Receipts, 80005 shipments, 1,000 market. netive aid ‘higher; D, 8.275@ 4.5234; mixed and common, $4. 104,20, National Stock Yards, liast St Louts, June_5. — Cattle — Heceipts, 4,2005 shipments, 1,700; market active and strong; fuir Lo choice native steers, $3.20@ +.40; stock- ers and feedors, &2.10@8.15; rangers, corn- fed, $2.80 d, §2.00003,15. Hogs —Ie Shipments, 1,400; market stronger; clioice heavy and buteh ors’, §4.80 3 packing, $4.20@4.85; light, #1.30a4 45, Stoux Oity, June 5.—Cattlo—Receipts, 600; shipments, murket steaay and unchanged fat stoers, $100@3.00; stockers, 8 cunners and bulls, $1.00@ 5 voal calyes, uu@l 00, Hogs—Receipts, 1,900; 1 lhzhluml it @123 lmu\y £ @4.15. OMAHA LIVE STOOK, Cattle. Wednesday, June 5. To-day’s run consisted of about 1,000 head, largely natives, of very fuir uverage quality, “The market opened active, av an advance of 10@15¢, and_the yards were soon cleared. Tho beef and shipping stoors sold at i range of §4.00@4.15, but lurgely at #3,85@4,00. Butebers' stock was stronger and the market active. Cowssold at $2.00( and bulls at $2.05@3.00. Some stock changed hands at #3.00@38.10. Hous, Supblies proved liberal, but the demand being good, sellers were ‘able 1o obtain a lit- tle more money for their holdiugs. ‘the mar- ket was strong to be higher, and fairly no- tive at the advance. The pens were cleared at an early hour at prices ranging from §4.00 10 $1.15. Shcep. There were no sheep in the market, al- though two loads were reccived, but 'they were cousigned \hl‘eA L Swify & Co, Reoer -~ Cattle. . Hogs. 1 Good steers, 1050 to 1500 1bs, | Ordinary to fair cows Pravailing Price Thelollowingis atable of pricas paid in | this market for th gealos of stosk men tioned: Prime stoers, 1300 to 1500 1bs. .£3.00 (@4.2 Good steers, ) to 1450 1bs. ., 3.85 (ul lU 3.70 2.00 2.50 2,60 Fuir to good cows Good to clioico cows Choice to fancy cow: | Fair to #0od bulls { Good to choice bul! Lighy stockers and feedors. . Good feedors, 950 to 1100 1bs Fair to choice light hogs Fair to choice heav Fair to choice mixed hogs. Fair to medium uative she: ive sheen 00 westorn shoep Storn sheep.. ... . Representative Sales, Av. P- 186 83,8714 L1190 8,90 20 8,00 3.0 cows, 2.00 2,00 250 2,90 ND IEIFERS, YEARLD 2.85 28, MIXED, 2,85 WESTERN CATTLE. Owner and No. Pr Bay State Cattle C $1.10 Standard Cattie ¢ 41 corn-fed steers, 4.10 0001270 Av. Off, Pr. Off. Pr. 324160 $4.00 40 §4.10 . — 410 120 4 b 160 4.10 11?0 A B 200 4,10 250 4. 5 160 4.10 S0 — 4.10 200 4 55, 3160 4. 200 4 5 80 40 160 120 4. 3 80 120 40 Live Stock Notes. Hogs sell higher. Cattle market active. Cattle go up with a boom. Peterson Bros., Weston, Ia., sold bogs. R. K. Potter, Llu\ Creek, was in with hogs and cattle, Arthur Moore had a load of hogs here from Logan, Ia, Henry Enerson, Cedar Rapids, marketed a load of hogs. Henry Schistock brought ina load of hog: from West Point. i BroRe J. R. Burkholder, Woodbine, Ia, cmne mn with three loads of cattle, R. Davis, of DeWitt, had a load of hogs and ove of cattle on the market Althourh the receipts of hogs were quite heavy, they were all sold early. att Doucherty, who feeds extensively Crete, was a visitor at the yards, S. R. Babb, a well known dealer 1 horses, of Osceola, 8 looking over the market, J. D, Downer was a visitor at the _yards. He is on his way to his ranch near Gothen- burg, C. D, Moore had two loads of good hogs here from Harvard, Oue load brought §4.15, the top price, John A, Kehoe, of Platte Center, president of the Nebraska 'Shippers’ association, was in looking over the yards. N, Lyman, of Hastings, had two loads grade Polled Angus steers. One load brougit #4.15, the top price paid to-day. Mr. Buftington, of Buftington & Bogart, and president of the Mills County National bank, Glenwood, was lookingover the yards, E. B. Branch, cashier of the Union Stock Yard bank, has gone on a visit to his old home in Geneseo, 1. His mother has been taken seriously ill. H. Rice and Frank E. Francis were here from Wilsonville, the former with two cars of cattle and the latter with a car of cattle and one of hogs, —_—— OMAHA WHOL ALLE MARKETS, Produce, Fruits, Ete. Butter steady at quotations. Fruit in strong demand. Eggs very firm. Cheesa stronger. Potatoes scarce. Vogetables plentiful and lower. BUrTek ublu dairy, 12@18c; packers' Creamery—Priots, fancy, 15@ 16c; solid packed, 10 4c. JG8 —Slru'\l\' frosh, 11G@12c. Cuerse—Young America, full creans, 10c; twin flats, 9%gc; off grades, 4@6c; Van Rossem Edam,§11.50 per dozen : sap sago, 19¢; 0 limburger, 11@12c; domestic 58, 140; skims, 2@4c; cheese safes, bronze ul, No. 8, $2.85, UL iy — Live hens, per dozen, #4.00@ 5 iroosters, $3.75(@400; turkeys, 9@lle per b Strawnermies—Per case, 24 qts, $2.00@ 2.75; sof1, £1.00@2.00; stands, §5.00@0.00. £1.20001.50. Cugnies—Cal,, #110.00@1.25 per 1b box; southern, 0! (@' per crate. OnraNGEs—Itiverside, §1.25@1.00 paper rind St. Micuaels, #3. Juarte Mediterranean swi Los Angeles (choice), & l.r)m\; Choice, JOSELERKIE fancy h\lh v .00; funcy, 5. quuu—bhom Kuataus, per 100, loss than 100, 5 Baxavas=According to size of bunch, £2.00@2.50. ArrLes--Choice, $3. 2.00, W A5@3.50; poor, $1.25@ Presn Fisn—White" fish, per 10, (G trout, per b, fc; white pereh, per 1b, fulo, per 1b, 7e; pickarel, per 1b, 6o bass, per 1, 11¢. Beaxs—Choice hand ficked navy, £2.20; choice hand picked diediam, €1.75: choice hand picked country, §1.00@1.75; clean coun- black AnLE§~Lettuce, porudozen ; radislies, por dozen benchies groen onions, |"‘ 15 r 25¢; soup bunches, 3 carrots, H0( colery, She@#1.00°_ ¢ @ cucut groen poas, bu boxes, @ beans, per box, $1.00ar1 $0@$1.003 tomatoes, i asparagus, per doz, S0@ie; 21 new potatoes, per Ib, ‘cabbage, 2@?ige; southern, §2.00@ s, TALLOW, ETC .*(-r(‘vu salted ‘salted hides, 5oy dry fint calf — hides, 90 16863 !hcl'p pelts, gree sheep polts, dr: 5 average, l4@1Se; tallow, No, 1, groase, “A," 4c; grease, yollow, 80, Avrre BUrTe Te, Cioer—Bbls, £:hf bbls, £3. l!l TTERIN 3 GAR—123@150 per 1b, Choice, sacked, per bu, 25230c; 0, 40(@45e. Choice, medium size, T@Sc; heavy, 4@be, 14@15¢ per Ib. viS—03(@100 por 1b. aic per 1b. 1, 18(@20c. Hn ,” o\mum\) Cn Fren—£10.00@11.00. Brax—$10.50@! Groceries, Sugar, excited and advancing. Coffces, steady. ' Canned zoods, quict. Dried fruits, firm. Bia Square choice, American A, 17¢; Union old golden Rio, ney old peaber 1 Rio, choice to Rio, prime, 2lc; Rio, good, 17 9fc; Juva, faney Mahdenling, ¢ good interior, 24¢. —Ronatod—Arbuckle, 243 . 243 German, 3 Alaroma, 24%{c. CitkoKH s A\h('\hr\ _615(@1Se per 1b. Yer 1b, nnu ots, 10 ney unpeeled, alt Lake, 6 Currents, { Turkish prunes, 4ige. Cit- ron pecl, Lemon peel, 14¢. Dates, Te. Figs, 9@loe. Rasins, Malaga bunch, ver box: Valencias, per Ib, 40 ver box. Dried grape: tted cherries, l() Rasoberrie 7ige; Cal. € 5o, Hhu'kln-lrmi pitted plums, Nectarines, sc. dartle. 1 ¢ ‘\hu 11b, §2.25: devilled er bs codfish balls, 21b, §1.75; cavi 55 lobsters, 1 1b, £2.0 1.4 lul)‘\lr'lm devilled 1¢ Ib, mackere], 1 1b, £1.00; mackerel wmus- $2.90: mn(‘k(‘rl‘l tomato ; oysters, walmon, C. Reg 1 0: salmon, , $3.105 nnlmon Aluska, 1 1b, §1.85; salmon, Alask 90; shrimps, 1 Ib, $2.05. Ci¢ German chickory red, amaica, 1§ pts. io0ps—Barley. 3 3 oatweal, S@iig vermicell, 13e; rice, sago and tapioca, 6@7c. Ors—Kerosene—P W, headligit, 13c; salad oil, & dozen, 3@ 30c per 1b; :s —Medium, pox bl £.00; suall, i W; € & B chow-chow. PAvEr—Straw, 3 manilla B, 6 7 140 .flb pRES, o051 !I(u, ) Asllmn. B bags, 50.1b, do 4-bu bags, 221-1b, £3.40; do M 5 A, bags, 55¢; per bbl, §1 SEEDS—13ird, 41§@be. SArsoDA- 15(@25%¢ per 1b. SrARCH—bl4 (@ ver Ib, 1%@ g ey ’»G-ll) .87 per gross. £s—Whole, per 1b—Allspice, 12 na, 10c; cloves, Zauzibar, 23c; nut- No. 1, 70c; penper, 20, sulated, 91 @)1{c: confection- standard, extraC, 33;c; yellow , 9%c; cut loaf, 97 wder, 20@G0c; Japan, 20@d0c; ()ulou:, 22a@de. §@skges hali- per box: hol. amburg spiced herring, megs, herring, dom, £1.00@1.10; hol. "herring, 70c hl{ bbls, No. 1, $13.00: la §12.50 per 100 1bs: whi Tamily, # 2 chovis, 10- §1 ) Almonds, 16@18c; Brazils, 9c - berts, 12¢; pecans, 10¢; walnuts, 10¢; peaput cocks, 9¢; roasted, 10 Dry Goods. Barrs—Standard, Sc: Gem, lUc: Beauty, §0.50 1fle; 50 brown and slate, Crasu—Stavens' B, bige Bisachodto smgans* Stevens’ A, Uloched, 93gc: Y nts er, bo: Woods, 5y Stan- T4{c; Androscog- ¥ i Rockport, (,flm.amgu, 6i5e. Dun—\\'-*u Point. 20 in, 8 0z, 934c; do, 29 in, 10 0z, 12!4c; do, 20 1n, 12 oz, 15)ge; do, 40 1, 11 o7, 16 DENIvs —Amoskeag, 9 oz, 16 2, 13¢5 Hayin, o Jaffrey Srock AA, 1205 Beaver ¢ 11¢; Beaver Croek CC, 10c. F s—White, G. 1. No. : Everett, 7 ook, 1313, , 27c ) \BL—Plaid, Raftsman, 20c: Goshen, Clear Lake, 88}gc; Iron Mountain, GiNaiaM—Plunkett ' checks, 6%{c; Whit- Normandi dress, J5¢; Whittenton dress, o: Renfrew drass, 1512} e. TUCKY JEAN al, 15c: Stand. point. 18¢; i, 2 Hercules, 1nc; uluflwnud 20c: Melville, 34C PRINTS - Dress mapo, 4¢; Lodi 6c; Windsor, 65 Charter Oak, bi{c; Ra- Bl Adlen, 6c; Itichmond, Jddystone, byge; Facitic, 6lge. Prixms, Inpiao Bruf—St. Ledger, 5ie; Washington, 6igc; Américan, 6ic; Arnold, 6igc; Arnold Century, 'O¢; Windsor Gold Tin 10'e; Arnold, u| 10ses Arnold A, 126 'Arnold Gola Sdal, 103563 Yellow Seal; 10}g¢. Prixts, Sovin (‘m,,.mflulnnm- fo: glujn y do; Berln Oil, 6ic; Garner Oil, wic Puiy N1 Rons—Richmond, 6i¢o Allen, e lh\ur]mml. Steel River, [0 tichmond, tie; Pacific, Te, Breacuen Suewriva. — Bilerton, Housekeeper, 8ige: New Candidate, Berko Butter Farwell, of Loor 7 K. Cloth, ' 00, half bleached, 83;c; Greene G, Hope, P." cambric _onsdale cambric, 10¢; c; 'N. Y. mills, 46 in ipe xper\.ll‘h—l 2003 ton, 44, Sige: Canton, b4, 9ie; te; \\dlhb\l"ll, 1eg \’ull(f_v, Be, Hu IWN SHEETING dijc; Atiantie, l’ 4-4, Ifi- Aurnr‘n , 44, 43/¢; Crown XX Hoosler L1, 4-1, d%c; Indian Head, 44, Lawrence LL, 44, bse: Oll Dowinion 44 5 l'lmpurnll R, 4-4, 60 Pepperell £, 40 J perell B4, 17¢: Pepperell 9.4, wey Pepyem\rwo. “doj Utica C, 44, {0} achusett, Aurora B, 44, 6}c Snintixg Citrcks—Caledonia X, 030, Cal N‘nllm b, 10§05 B / Otis ¢y Iranito (s Crawford Sci Haw River dige Ticks—Onkland A, 7ic; International YY, S¢; Shetucket, 8, 8igo; Warren, No. 870,160} Berwick, BA. York, 90 in. 13tc; York, 82 Rivey Sc; Iht'rlldllm()fi Uhorndike E_F, 1 " 'lilm.\dnznl .\L{\ + Cordis No. 4, 10} ¢, MiscrLiANEoUs—Table oil cloth, $3.95 table vil cloth, marble, £2.656; plain Holland 94e; Dado Holland, 1834 ¢, Metals, Block Tin—Eng. re'e, small pig, 28¢; 200c, Coppor —Planished boiler sizes, rolled, S0c; sheathing, d0c; pit 80c, Galvanized Steet Iron- 60 per cent. Patent Planished Iron—No. 24 t0 97, A quality, bor 1b, 10:¢e; No. 24 to 23, BB quality, [y 17or less thun bundle add tje per 1b: —(Best Charcoul)—1C, Wi 1 112 shoets, sheets, §11.00; Aurora R, 44, bar, cold 3 flats, Juniata, discount, , 20x93, 11 3. alf in 11b cases, per b, 16c; commercial half and halt, 153 No. 1 {n pars, 14¢ TE—(Best Char nnl)»-ll‘ IX, 10x14 sheets, £0.50 lX .)s\u'l-N [ 112 sheets, $6.50% IX, 1x , 112 shcets, 88, 1XX, 14%20, 112 nhuflls b, l 53 10, ll"nhcv(! £ Corr—IC, 112 sheets, 10x14, sheets, { bl 4ot bar, 41c. \ nE—Painted, galvanized, Lumber, Lime, Ete. Dimensions and Timbers 21t 14 ft. 16 ft. 18 ft, 201t, 22 11, 241t 00" 1600 16,00 15,00 10.00 .00 15,00 16.00 16.00 18,00 19.00 16,00 18,00 19,00 16.00 18,00 1000 16,00 18.00 19.00 . 16.00 16,06 16.00 17.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 FENCING—No. 1, 4 and 6 inch, 12 ana 14 ft, rough, $16.00@I16.50: No. 1, 4 und 6 inch, 16 feet, $17.00@17.50: No and 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, ;3 No. 2, 4 and 6 inch, 16 feet, $15.00( 16.00. FiN1sniNG—1st and 2nd clear, 114 nch s 2 8, £40.000( 1st and 2nd clear, 1'; and 2 inch, 8 2 8, $7.00049.0¢ rd, clear, 11§ £43.00(@45.00 ear, 115 and I 00@46.00; B select, 117, 134, 47,008,005 18t ‘and’ 20, 1inch, 8 2's, &4 3rd, clear, 1 inch, 36.00: A select, 1inch,'s 8 s, $33.00% t, 1inch, 8 2 s, §30.00 looring—1st com Ginch white pine, $34.00; 2d com 6 nch white pine, $31.00; 3d com 6 inch white pine, $2 om 6 inch white 3 com 4 add 6 inch yellow pine, ; Stard inch yellow pine, 817.00; 1st i thulr yellow pine, 4 and 6 inch, $19.00. —Quincy white lime (best), 50 English ..nu German Portland cement, $3.45; Milwaulkee and Louisville, $1. Mu)llflun l‘orL l)cdgu ||mswr 03 s, and 2 inch, 8 2 s, lue Rapid ple § per ot dis: doors, blinds, mouldings, 55 per ¢ dis; tarred felt, per owt, §.005 straw oard, S © poplat % i panel, clear poblar 1 in panet stock wide, ; clear poplar corrugated ceiling, 77, §30. Posts—White cedar, 6 inch, halves, 12c¢; white cedar, 515 inch, halves and 8 mch q'rs, 11e; white cedar, 4 inen, round, 10 see red ced fit, 1065 split” oul clear, #1. hU ul No. l,;l 10@1.15; wiiths, from Washiugton terit Calitornia red wood, dimension widths, $4 clear lieart, dimeusion widths, & L\P—-'\o $17.50; No. 1, O G, 815.00. SIDING—1st com, 12 and 16 feet, 2nd com, 12 and 16 fect, $19.00; and 16 feet, §15.00; fence, $13.00. STOCK BoArRpS—A 121in, 81812, 14 and 16 feet, #46.00: B 12in, 8 1 812, 14 'md 16 feet, £41.00; C 12 i in, s 18, 12, 14 and 16 f 0! D 12in, s 1's, 12, 14 and 16 fect, $: com, l‘2|n s 1 s, 12 feet, £18.00 . 1210, 3 1 8, 14 and i feet, $17.50@18.50 1com, 12in, s1 s, 10,18 and 20 feet, §] No. 2 com, 12 in, s 1. 14 aud 16 feet, § CEILING 'AND PARTITION—I8t com, 5 in, white pine partition, 2ud com, % i, white pme_partition, & r 5 in, yel- ing, 2 Norway, com, 3 1n, Norway, $13.00, Boxrns—No. T com. s. 15, 12, 14 and 16 ft, $18.00; No. 2 com, s, 1 s, 12, 14 and 16 ft, {l' 1813, 14 and 16 ft, 1513, 14 and 16 ft, Add 50 cents per M. 1, plain, 8 and 18 inch, plain, 8 and 16'inch, $15.50; No. 00. 22,003 rd ' com, 12 12 and 10 feet, 0 {shipping Gull) $11.00, 1t for rough. :11, TUBING AND PICKETS O, inch, G0c: O. G, Batis, 17 Drugs and Che Acip—Sulphuric, per carboy, 2ic; per 1b, blc: oxalic, per 1b, 14c dered, per 1o, 43¢ AvLtyi—Per Ib, 23, Aswoxta—Caro, per 1b, 1134c. Agrrowroor—Per Ib, ]n' Barsav—Copaiba, per b, 65¢; tolu, 52@ aitric tartarie, pow- S(@ibe, Borax—Refined, per 1b, 0ge. Am,, per 1b, 82, CAsTOR O11,—$1.22, Cunkn BERKIES—§1.5 CANTHALIL Bl Cassia Buns—Per 1b, 18¢, Crrororory—Per b, 4le, Conrost BLIMATE—Per 1b, 7. Cream Tartan—Pure. per b, Exriact Logwoon—Bull, per 1b, 123gc. Iuluml - Bulk, Asf@tida, opium, per Ib, §3 35, Tesublimated, , por ounca, & B 1b., ( MokPIA— \\xl]m per oz, $2.50, MERCURY - ]’nr\'qs ~H|un|lvh‘ per Ib, 3 Todine, per HONA—Per 0z, G l4e. Tarioca—ier ib, G ToxkA Bi SHROEDER & DEAN, GRAIN, Frovisions 2 Stocks Basement First National Bank, 505 Soutihi3th Street, - Omnha BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & CO,, London, glund, ADOLPH BOISSEVAN & €9, Amsterdam, Holland, Transact a general banking business. Securitles bought and sold on commission. Forelgn exchanges. Commercial and traveler's lottors of erodit Ordors for bond and stocks executed un cominis: #slon ln London und on ull Continental Bourses of Europe, Negotlations of Railway, State, City and Corpors: pecially _L_ME?""-M&'“"‘..“. i btk Tilustrated baok & proots Addiens o1 oall 00 ¥, EIBOOX, bb8 Broadway, N, X0 " Boots and Shoes. “RIRKSNDAL Buccessors to Reo' Wholesale Mannf i JONES & 00., , Jonos & Co. ors 0f Boots & Shees Gy 11, 1101 and 110¢ , Nobrask Browora. STORZ & 1LE Leger Beer Brewers, 181 North Eighteonth strest, Omaha, New, ___©Gornice, AGLE CORNICE Mann‘asturers of (‘xalva'uzrrl Iron Unrnhu Window.caps and motalic skyl ghts, John Eponcter, Propriotor. 108 and 11U Sauta 10ih street. R ©ffioo Fixturos. SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of L;mk Umm and Saloon Fixteres Jrur 1 ures, 1WAl W _____Paper Boxes, JOUN L. WILKIE, Prunrlamr Omaha Paper Box Pactury, 7800 1810 Douglas atreot, Omaha, Nob, ~ Sash, Doors, Etc, M. A. DISBROW & CO. ¢ ‘Wholesnle manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monidings. Branch ,fice, 12th and Izard street Omah BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Mannf:cturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, statr work and tnterior hasd wood finish. N corner sth and WO rLh sLrcots, Omial STRANG & CLARK STEAM HETING Pamps, Pipes and Enaines, or, rairhy o mining supplies, et nd 924 Farnam street, € U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP (,O‘. Steam and Wate Supplies, TIaldey wind mills ) Jones St., Omahs, 5 T BROWNELL & €O, Engines, Boilers and Geueral Mechinery, Bheoviron work, steam pumps, gaw wmills. 1215121 Leavenworth streot, Omaha. Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORK. Carter & Son, Prop’s. Manufacturers of ail kinds Steam Boilers, Tanks and Sheet Iron Work _Works South 20th and B, & M. crossing.Tel. W1y PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORK: Wrought and Cast Iron Boi ding Work, Boglnos, brass work, general foundry, machine and blacksmith wor) iy, OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORK Maunfactarers of Wire aud Iroa Rflilifi!‘& Desk ratls; window guards, tiower stands, wiro sigus, c. 123 North 16th street, Omuha. " OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORK! Mant'rs of Fivg and Burglar Proaf Sats, Vaulte, Jall work, iron ahutters and fire escapes. G. Andrecn, prop'r. Cor. 4th and Jackson Sts. __SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO., 0f Omaha, Limited Joln K. Boyd, duperinten tent. —TH E— CHICAGO SHORT LINB Chicago, an;@ &1, Pal R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to == CHURC HH,I, AR ‘= Dealeris Agricnttnial Immcmcms Wagons Csrriages and huegles. Jones street, between 0%h aad 10th, Omaha, Nebraska. " LININGER & METC A Agricult” Implements, Waguns Gamam Bugeles,ete. Whatesals, Omatia, "Nobr PARLIN, ORENDOR Wholesale De Agrienltoral Tnlements, Wazos Bnum 901, 008, £0) And W07 Jones stroet, Omaha. MOLINE, MILBURN & SiODDARD COny Manufacturers and Jobbors fn Wagons, Buggics, Raxes, tlows Blo Cor. 9th and Paciio streets, Omaha. __Artiste’ Materlal Artity’ Malerial, Pianss ind Organs 1813 Douglas streoy Omaha, Nebraska, V. MORSE & O Juhbm of Boots ¢1d Shoes, 1101, 1108, 1106 Dowglas stroet, Omaha. Manutaotory, Bummor strect, Bost Goal, Coke nnd leo OMAHA COAL, COKE & I,I‘IE €O, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Gual 200 South 13th streot, Omah NEBRASKA FUEL (()., Shipre s of Coal a d Coke. 214 South 18th St Omaha, Neb. nd Stornga RIDDELIL & RIDDEL L, Storave end Commission MCPfinfl'ltl. ""“""""uiv'x'i".'-:I;..“,’.‘;i‘.;-;":f:.‘.‘;;-. B ————y _Dbry coods and Notions. M. E. A\\!llll & Co., . Dry Goods, Purrisning Goods and Notiong 1102 and 1104 Dougl: 11th street, Omaha, Neb. KILPATRICK KOCH DRY GOODS €0, [mporters end Jobbers in DI‘Y GUUflS Notions Gents' furuluBing goods. Cormar 1ih and Harney Strcute, Oaintia, Nebra HELIN, THOMPSON & CO. Importors and jobbers ot Woolens and Tailors' Trimmings, 817 South 16th street. e ——————————— Furnliure. DFII I-‘Y & MDN Wnulnsa 6 Dealers in P[ll‘ll]ml’fl Whulssale Grenm‘ws and Prnmim flb.'fl'.'v)nnd T 'uum 10th mnh N Mu( ORII JKR 1DY & ('(. Wholesale Grocers* 13th ana weavenworth stroets, Omaha, Nebrasks. —_— Hardware W. J. UROAACH. Heavy Hardware, Iron and Stel. 8prings, wngon stock, Hilawese! Jumpor, cte. 1308 nd 1211 Haroey streot, Omaha. LEE, CLARKE, D. WARE COMPANY. Whalesale Hardware, Cutlery, Tin Plate, Motals, sheot Iron. ete: 'Awonta.for. Howo soaleds Minmi pow o 1yman barbed wire, HE EAST=—— I'WO TRAINS DAILY BETW OMAHA AND [ Chicago, St. Paul, Rock Island, Clinton, Milwaukee, Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Davenport, Elgin, Madisor, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And il other Impor{ant points Bast, Nortiieast and Honst. For through tickots, eall on. tho ticket azent at 1501 Farnai strcet, in Barker Blocc, or at Union Pacitio Minneapolis, eeporty Dubugue, i ‘Pillan Sleepers ana tho fnest Dining Cars 1u the Grld re ran o e o, M 1 Gudiway. nnd overy atoatin Brs by Courteous ompioyes of t R, General Manager. UCKER, Assistant General Manag V. R CAUPENTER, General Pass y gor anda 'l"1(ckalluhx RD, Assistant GencralPassengor kot Agent, CLALIC, Generai Suvcrintendent. NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U. §. DEPCSITORY, OMAEIA, NEB. i 8401 i n) N bt I’A IRICK, THE IRON BANK. Corner 12th ani Farnam Sts. A General Panking BusinessTransacts | Haalth _is Wealth! Dit.B. O, WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN THEAT. Uspecitc for Hysieria, Dizzie its, Nervous Neiralgis, "Nervouws Prostration caused by the uso of nlcohol or tobacco, Wakefuiness, Meutul Depression, Softening of the Brain, resuiting in insanity and leadingto misery, desiy and death, Premature 010 Ags, Barrennsss, Loss of Power In eithier sex, Involintary Loss#s and Spermat- ortiei caused by over-exertion of the hrain,self- abuse or Bich box containg one month's treatment. #1.00 a box, or six hoxes for #3.0),86nt by matl p: A on raceipt of price, WE GUARANT To cure au) 56, With each order received by s for six Doxes, aecompiuind with K.0), we wil send the purchaser our writl KU ulmlluu to re- fund the money If tie troatment doss not efacs & cure. Guarantecs ssued only by Goodman I Druggiats, Sole Agoeats, 1110 Farnam street, Otulis Nob, DRIN K HIFE 1 CCTEEE The Purest snd Pest Drink &y ¢ World, Appetizing, Delicions, Sparkline. A Package (Hquit) 2. makes fAive gallonn HY BOMILE GUARANY LR - NOTHOU I ANILY MAL Ko betling or st 1ons slmplo, and A0 e 10 InisLil ke Ask your h\lln.l i ot o7 it and tak Ui SRR o ot TR ry it uml you Wil Not be \ E ONLY GENUINE Eold by C, B, HIKES, PHILAVKLPUIAYESN III\IFIIAI (”I & TAYLOR. Build 15’ Ha dware aid Scaie Repair Shop Mechanics' toois nnd I 1405 Douglag » 410 sealos. troct, ¢ eb. Lumber JOON A. WAKEFIELD, Wiolesale Lumie, Bl CHAS R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwoad Lumber, Wood carpots nud parquet fioo th and Duglae ots, Omala OMA HA LUMBER CO., AlIRinds of Building Materiat at Wholcsale, 18th Street and Union Pacific Track, Omahs, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lunber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, e, Yards Cormer 7th dnd ueugxu e 0th and Douging; FRED W. Glhl Y, Lumeer, Limg Cement, Ele., Ete. Coruer nm and Dvu»lnn !u ., Quinha, . N. DIETZ. llealcr in Al Kl"ds of Lumber. i 13th and Culifornia Streets, Omahs, Nebri lmnmlars &anbms in Mulmm & Notions 208, 210 wad 212 50uth 11th stroek, J.T. ROBINSON NOTION 00, Whnlflsalu Nmmns aud Furnishing Goods, 4 HO vard strocts, Ui, Toys. H. HALDY & CO., Johbers of Dolls, Am.ux Fal i) _Gands Lrringes “CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO Wholgsale Refined and Lubricating 0ilg, e " Paper. i CARPENTER PAPER CO., Whulnsale Paper Delers, Carry & nice atock of printing, wrappin Daper. Svesial sitedtion #lven Lo m\‘ ON SALE TO AT PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, 1802 FARNAM STREKD, PR el Aot s ————