Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1891, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: $HURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1801 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. ‘Wheat Narrow and Largely Sfibjwt to Local Influences, RUSSIAN CROP PROSPECTS INJURED. A Small Market for Corn Most of the Session—Firmness in the Corn Plt—Cattle nd Hog Cn1cAGo, Jan. 7.—(Speclal Telogram to T Bee.]—Extremely 1ight recolpts of graln of all kinds for this market gave some fore the markets on ‘chanze carly, and prices ruled higher for a few tes, followed by decilne all around, and this by a tairly good rally before the end of the first hour. Hog products were hold firm, even with very Iarzo recelpts, and lower prices at tho yards. The early actlon In prices was as follows: May wheat, 97%¢ to 1730 to 06%¢ to 07%e; corn for the same month, 52%e to 530 to 5230 to onts, 45%c and 45%0 to 4i%es pork, d1 #1120 to 811275 Lo #1190 to #11.25; lard, 85 and #0.40; 1l s, $5.67%4 and £.70, The wheat market was com row today and subject lurge fluences, It started stondy at 07%¢ for May, made a bulge of e to 07%e on local buying, led by Cudahy, Baxter. Logan & Co., and some sald Armour. Lower eables und an Incrense In the avallable stocks east of the mountains encouraged selling by the bears and a few bulls sold out long wheat on the first advance, The selling was led by Pardridge though halt a dozen or more brokers and Mitchell were selling long wheat. Baldwin & Farnum and Bchwartz-Dupeo were also early sellers, On the down turn the price of May touched 06%c Atth s point the bulls' news of the day was 1 § argo short Interest, the recovery was easily made, Export clearances amountel to 40,00 bushels of wheat and 23,00 packages of flour from Atlantle ports, Now York roported Importers at work on good round lots. Beerbolim 1 Dorbush both quoted the Russian crop prospects tnjured. Tn addition to these bull polnts, Pardridge was crodited with buying some wheat from the bottom up, and in this he was followed by the scalping crowl. The tlon was just cqual tothe decline and again put the price at tho highest figare of tho morning at 07c. At 10'clock May wheat was at 074c bid, and the pit was the duilest of the d Tie esti- mate for Thursday was 9 cars. What trading thero was In other months wais about 4%o0 under May for July and about 74 disconnt for Januar, ro wis & rald in wheat at the last minute when the price of May was forced down to95%c, closing at 03%e, or e off from lastnight. January was quoted at 9lc and off to80%c, nominal at the close. July was at g to Wlie to ®2%50 at the close, Thero wore sales of 10,000 bushols or more of winter wheat, No. 2 red to local millers on private terms. On the curb privileges on May wh woro quoted at 961400610 for puts and 97 9% tor calls, There was a small market for corn most of the sesslon. There was som: uctivity and strength early on very 1ight recolp s whi b were 100 Buyling was entirely local, and after the opening, Muy was a fraction higher at 52yc. The price was advanced to 53%¢ or %o over last night This brought on selling by fthe scalping trade and the price went back to the opening fig- ure, 52%e. After u second rally e, the market at 1 o'clock held steady at 52%c or e up for the day. Tho report thut t ment was paylng 5¢ over the mark corn at ahi Omaha for the troops w corrected by dispatches o MO Kennott-Hopkins and others. B expressed the belief that t ubborn- ness of the shorts alone prevented an advance of {0 toduy, The pressure from shorts el prices down. — Shlpmonts wer o 155,000 bushels and the estimate for Thursdiy was but 125 cars, May closed steady at 527%¢ Junuary was auoted at 45%e o 400, closin February 49%0 to 504¢ to 40%c7 i privileges sold at 5%c for puts ¢ for eulls, surprising that oats held firm today IDLS of 76 cars, an estimate for Thurs- day of 0 cavs and practically nolocal ste The market could easily have been o play thing for big a operator: but Hutehinson mude his offers to buy and sell in such largo lots that the trade let them alone. The mar- kot 1 much the same as corn und for much the same reasons. May sold at early on the light recelpts, yield and closod at anuary was q 2 sed ai 42%c, June was guoted atdbc and as low nséo and closed av 4ie. Some trading for July was also re- reported ut 35 ho provision trade kept scalpers “guess allday. The usual run of hogs and low rices’ for the live article caused u heayy fe ng early. The price of pork went to $11.20, s under the low point Tuesday. both befors and after the call. Luter in the day there was 0od speculative buying by grain houses and his started the price ot May pork up %e from the low figure to $iL45. Some houses sold at #1120 and bousht at $11.45, The market held remarkably firm to the close at $11.35, or Ti0 up for the day, Lard and ribs had a nurrow day, but were also firm and higher, with o galn of 2450 in lard and 244@5e in ribs, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. OmI0AGO, Jan. T.—(Special Telogram to T BEE]—CATTLE-An Increased run furnished a fow moro cattle than was wanted, henco there was an easler feeling all around, und in some Instances lower prices on even good to choleo steors. Sccond class stock sold a good 1oe ow Nutive butchers' stock showed no particular change and the stocker trade pre- sented nonew foatures. Prices are yot low, $hough there hus been aslight advanco tho pust woek orso. The top prices were #4802 A0 for prime to extra, 170) 1 steers; $4.25E4.75 for good to cholce; &35 for eommon na- tive stocR; $1.500 ckers. Hoas—Bu s agnin little orno_change in values, with yesterday, und, considering that t hasbecn nearfy 100,00 on market in two duys and that the break'was only about 106 1t is o elreumstance worth noting und traordinary strength of this ma and common mixed light sold primo mived and packing grades, at prime heavy and butcher welghts at 88758 3.85; Highity w3 50025 - o tvely nur- y to local In- ars t for cash In corn brisk, 48 compa with New Yon, Jan. 7 Tae Bee. g markot opened with firmness in the Coalors, a good inquiry for North American and Northorn Pacifio, pre- terrod, und some London buying of the Unlon Pacific. Thoro wason the wholo an active business and prices were generaly fractions _ higher than lust evenim Bgures, The decluratlon of a dividend roent I eash on Lomsville made that o fuvorite In enrly truding, and not active, but the strongest on the It rose | per cent to 75%e, and although all the leading stocks were actively traded i, thelr galns over the opening polnts were con- fined o smull fractions only. Among the - active 1ist, Manbattan was tho foature, ris- ing from 101% 10 104, It Grande Western &, Outside of Loulsville, New England showed the most advance, ghining 3. but the prices were not malntainéd, about haif the improve pont belug Tost, o dullnesy o ail bt few stocks marked the hour to I o'cloek. Loulsville, Unlon Pacific and Atehison and Sugdr Refineries continued active. Tho st himed was the feature of the trading and on an’ Inoreased business 1t TO8 L0 (0% from 6814 1t the opening, Tho gens eral List malutained Its firm o strong. tond, but the fluctuations wero sight and o great advanco was made any where, although A fson was up to 0%, Rook Island to k. Paul to52%. Miskourl Pacifio to 61 Pacific 0454, The foeling in stooks confident and strong to' the some holding back until the 1 resldonts tomorrow. ' Eusle ad no little influence on b closed 1 point up at 7%, Atchison closad steady. St Paul, Missourl Pacific and Union Pacifio ench showed o nico Dot galn, Sulos wore 20,80 Shares. The followlng were the closing quotations: U & rewuiar. There is g of the abroud W UL 8. 448 coupon Pucitic s of 5., Central Pacific...| Chleago & Alton © Clicago, Burlington + 0%/ do proferrad st | New Y Pl Roek [ Lake Bhore. ... Michigan Coniral Missouri Fao do preforred .. Westorn Unlon. R—T@8'4 per cent, ctive and stroug; RN demand, W85, The Coffee Market, New Yonx, Jan. T.—(Special Telegram to Yus Bee]—Coffee—Options opened steady 5 points up to § polnts down: closing stead; and uncnanged to 10 points up. Sales, 10,9 Dage including Jangary, $16.2016.25 Mareh, 10402315 May. G1®00; Septomber, $14.00, Epot Rio, quiet and steady; falr cargoes #19.00; No. 7, #1750, Mining Shares. NEw York, Jan. 7.—(Speclal Tolegram Tie Bee)—The followint ure the mining stock quotations Alice Chollar’ v Con, Cal. & Va Sould & Curry Hale & Norcros Homes take Horn_Siiver “1h TOontario 1% | Plymouth Sierra Novad Standard Sutter Crookic Un 25 1 12 “) 0 PRODUCE NEw Yonk, bushels; aad an. 7—Whoat—Recelpts 400 bushels #1.0521.0: o afloat; LOA%BGLOIY 1. gular; No. 2 red, Junuary, closing Corn—Recelpts, horts, 25,00 shels; spot Ire vator: 0/ ile options unchanged; easy: January closing at 50 Oats—Receipts, 84,000 bushels: ox bushels; spot stronger; No. 2 white mixed western, $8@52¢; mixed western, white b61@iTe; options firmer. Junuuary closing at 500 Sugar-Raw, falr refining, 40-100; centrify 1 ntrifugals, 0 test, 0, Blaol white extra Jolf A blge: Ay 0-16c; vowdered, 6gci granulited. Petroleun ke Egs—Wealk; westorn, Pork—Unchinged; no 70,300 bushels; e firme rd United closed for February at #11.50212.00, Tosed steady; western ary, 8050 usked. ki stute dairy, cry, 182 OHICAG Stoad, m. close V0L Oats—Stead Pork—Firm; cn Lard—Firm; m; cash, $5.20; May, 85,7 Firny at 67 Firmat 7 x—Firm ut #1.15, Timothy—Steady ut 81 Whisiv-—#1.14 Flour—-Unchanged;spring patonts,$4.0035.00; winter patents, $.7005.00; bakers', £.5004.00. Bulk = Meats—Shoulders, #1073 clear, .5 hort ribs, 8 Butter 180c. “Cheese~Firm; full cream 03c: flats, 914@l0e; Youg Americ t and heavy green ited” bill, 43o; Recelpts. Shipments. our, bhis. ... 15,000 15,000 t, bu. 12100 89,000 Qats, bu. Jun. 7. cush and Jun No. 2 No. 2, cash, #4%¢ bid; Janu- KANSAS Crry, 2 hurd, y; No. bid: No. 2 cash, 47%4c¢ bid; Janu- May, 50¢. ohe. Wheat—Good dema b prices higher; futy cints, 250 nents, 45 sier; No. 2 Corn Onts—Lirm; N Provisions—Quiet L 434 6o, vork, May, §11.24. At Jan. 7.—Wheat—Firm; ' No. 2 January. o ed, 5350, Oats—Firm; No. 2 mixed, 2030, Whisky—$1.14, LIVERPOOL, Jan talien off; er 8prin —Wheat. steady; demand olders offer moderately: red west- red western winter, s 6d. demand fair; mixed western, LIVE STOCK. Oneaco, Jan, attle—Recelpts, 15,000 head; market steady to ensy: the top prico for steers, $4.50@5.40; good to cholee steers, #4.: @i g3 buichers' stock, $1.5001.55; stockers, 8190 @, iozs—Receipts, 50000 head; market about rough and common mixed, 1ight, : prime mixed and packing 3.00; prime heavy and butehurs' welghts. LI@3.85; Tight, §3,6003.70. Sheep—Receipts. 8,000 head; market strong and higher; natives, #.154.25; westerns, $4.30 @3,00; light Texans, &.8504.30; lambs, $.500 6.2 1. Lours. Jan. 7.—Outtle—Recelpts, 2,500 head; shipments, — head; market steady; falr to fancy native steers, §5.80@5.10; stockers and feeders, £.00223.2, Hogs—Receipts, 14,00 head; shipments. head: market higher; heavy, £.6)63.70; ixed, K5.20@3.60; 1ght, & KANSAS Crry, J head; shipments, steady; slecrs, stockers and feede: Hogs—Receipts, 15,500 head; shipments, 2,150; warket lower, all grades, $.00Q: AMARKET OyATA, Jan. 7, 1801, CarTLE—Estimated receints of cattio 1,000 as compared with 2,080 erday and 62 Wednesday of lust wec lhe mirket on the best grades of Dee slow and sier on common grade: best butcher stock was slow and sagging and the poorer s steady to strong. Feeders moving at stoady prices. Hoas—Estimated recelpts of hogs 8600, as ared with 10516 yesterday and Wednesday oflast weok, Tho market operiod 10c lower but vecame firmer, closing at u 5@ 10c decline. The range of the prices puld K3.000:3.00, the bulk selling at . A 2,001 1eht §.0005.35; hewvy, &5.4005 W@i50. The wverago'of the prices puid wus £33 as compared with 8545 yesterday and #.30 Weenesday of lust week. § SuEEP—Rstimated ' recelpts’ of _sheep us comparéd with 640 yesterduy and 6 Wednes day of lust week. The mutton market went offu shade. Natives, §2.50@4.40; westerns. $.00 @125, 7.—Cattle—Recelpts, 3,200 400 head; market about Ccows, LIV Disposition of Stock. Showing tho number of head of stock pur- chased on this market as reported by the walghtuaster of the Stockyards company for January 7: CATTLE. Buyers. Swift & Co........... The G, . Hummond pi Tho Cudahy packing ¢ Tho O b King company. % \pany acking company Lee Rothschlld, e Humilton & Stephen V. ant & Carey Morrls. ... Shippers and feeders HOGS, The Cudahy packing comp Omaha iug company Swift & The G. H. Haminond packing con Suippers and feeders..... ... SuEEP, Bwitt & Co. Representative Sales. STEERS, . No.Av. Pr. No Av, 15,1007 2 240 80 1 1100 2 211053 14010 18711003 110 0% 2271088 203065 16, 9wz 61183 65,1140 Pr. 1015 &3 70 106 370 105 875 peree—— EZELS8 SELLEEYW 288 8 SE8% S e TR e PrITTeseneret § B shszzszzazasesssscE & 88s88sERU2ESBEELE - 2 i 1 ko 1.153) 225 1.1510 238 STOOKERS AND FEEDERS. 00 1. 20 400 0 8., 120 4 00 s 5. 02 400 CALVES. 18., 752 250 0843 165 50 9. 806 270 HELFE 1120 425 oGS, No. i 60 [ 1 07 . 0. W 0 2 1036 3 00 Av. 169 10 e | ] 18 107 [ 4 o W 21 PIGS AND ROUGH, 180 o 200 200 SHEEP, ewes, westerns I8l natives, mixed 210 westerns, wethers 1% ewes, westerns, OMAHA WHOLESALE Greceries, OANNED Frurrs—Californi @240; peaches, 275020 grapes. 818 @L00; cherriod, cherries, bluck, bluckberrles, berries, $2.00; currants, #2.26] vlums, egg, $1.8501.8 $1.80051.00, seconds, L. 108 67 103 105 gooseberries, plums, green 3 fruit— clies, gal, % doz {n case, more stand:rd, 2-1b, raspberries, §1.40; biu X ; blackberrl @1.65; pineapples, sliced, .40, MOLASSES—BDIS—N. O per gal, 4@ 45 hoice, 40@45e; good, 28@uic; Cuba, bak- 5wi0e; blnckstrap, 180 syrup. 70 bl 8 d-gal’ kegs, 3245 L0 cherrics, §1 UGAR loaf, The; powde powdered. 7 ight extra C, oLy cubes. 03e: cut o, standard, 6%c; XXXX yeliow wnary, biac; @te; confestioners'’ A, —~Quarts. per doz, $4.00; pints, pe bulk, per gal, $1.20, Olive oll. % pints, 2 doz per cuse, #1.5065 2. TWINES, (OIDAG Cotton “BIbL,! Very fine, les, twine XX brand, 4-'b bules, I8 ip twine, 14-1b bales, 15¢; 'sult twine! 2ei candle wick, t cofton clothes' iine, $1.40; 40-foot ton clothes line, # oot sisil line 3 60-foot Jute, $1.85; wool twines. Size. nilla’ rope-—All sizes from 7-16 to 1 in, 14¢; sls. rope, all sizes from 7-16 to1 in. 9¢; “new pro- cesses.” all sizes from 7-10to0 1 In, 74¢; cotton Top i ). twin flats. per ib, 1ie; F,C. Young America, 11%c; domestic Siiss, 155 rick, He: Edami, in foil, each $1.00. VIxNEGAR—ADDle cider. 10¢; double clder, 120 triple strength, 1oc. or b, (e —Moditm, bbls, 88.00; small, #10.00; ghorkins, $11.00; Boston niixed, $12.0. g NCE=Juvi, Ge; cholce, Ge; funcy, te; " Urprr—Per bb, refined, #6.50; half Lbl, $.50; hard cider, pure, per. bbi, £.00: orange cider, bl bbl, $6.50; péar clder, half bbl, 8150. DRiED. Fivits—Turkish prunes. iess than biids, 180, bo; apples. evaporated, new rin choice, apricots, fancy, in_sacks, 104e; blackl 9¢; rasphorrics, 2 1bs o new, 3i¢; Votizza currants, c:' peaches, Calu, cholcc. led” grapes, in bags, 6c s, sucks, 1040 muscatels, 8c; Ondura layer, 0c; citron, Leghorn, 20c twine cotton heag, fa boxes, ;' California d fess Sultans 4e: new Valen Inyers. H@2e; peel, 1ie, MAPLE SUGAR—Per 1t fie; 10¢ cakes, #0-10 boxe: Ibs'in box, pus s, 80-1b boxe 1-1b brick I 310 Eo'Ap—Castile, moulded, per1b, 10¢; do per ib. tie; Taundry sc 5,003 shaving son p. 50 Benkes por box, per do: NUTs—Per [b—Almonds, 18e; Brazils, 21c; peeans, L@e; walnuts, I8¢, peas nuts, fancy’ white, ¥e; roasted, 10c. SALT—Ditiry, 250'ibs In bbls, Bulk, #2105 best grade, 00 5s, £2190; best grade, 100 3¢, $2.40; Lest grade. 28 105, rock sult, ‘crushed, 2 10, gova—Packiges, 00 1bs to box, ofe; kogs e ALSODA—Kogs, 1 d, 100 CANNED o per1b; bbls, 1%e; gran- 1h boxes, e b, $1.00 Q@Li; 21 Sugr, 0 brands, 41,10, extra_fin 220025 1-1b French. ordi nary., 16@18e. carly June, #1.25; 2-1b Marrow, standard brands, #1:10; 2.1 soiked, 3 —Per case of 100, $1.5062,00, s=2-1b high yrade, 80c; -1b string beans, e, Lin d, 850, Boston buked beans- t potatoes—i-1h and tonutocs, BL0; aspuragus, i-1b, # 1401 su 12005125, BAKING POWDER— ROy 1l, ddme ¢ 08¢ 14-1b cuns, #1.45; 1h Price’s dimo cans, g 4D cuns, #1io5 us, 2515 1-10 ¢ othier” kinds, 18, per do; WRAPPING PAPER—Per 1D, best straw, 1 X4, 17 manil hurdw FARINACEOUS Kegs, .00 meal, " bb macaronl, 12¢; very ocu, 61640 Lima beans, bigc tuked hominy, 314 0115120 pri 15e; heaalight, te; cans ~1 gul, §.00@3.25; 2 gal, 8&.75@4.50; 5 gal, $11,500213,00! ToBACCo -Fine eut, per 1b, 3 @ie: smoking, 2@lc; fancy brands, We@ $1.50. COFFEE—Green—Rio, 2@240; Husted —A Mocha, %e. K ¢ Dillw Mocha, i Gorman, 243 Mall pouch, . G Java 2, Coffee—Essence—b4 gro. 4301503 chickory, TW@sise. pan, b grecn, 0@ English breukfast, i tig: Qolong, B oY-=Mixed, W I ie1b, New Jersey, 1.65; deb okri, rhubarb, 3-1b, s, per doz, -1b cans, 18 extra quality, 18, 0¢; durk rag. Goons—Barley, de; fo split peas, de; green’ peas, ve; ont 10,2504 g bbls, $12 130 water white. fugoline, 1tie. Ol al plug, 22 wva. 27 undried, gu 20250 wise; Young Hyse 1b package dust, 156, puils. 8h@sice; stick, French mixed, Ltse; hoar= 4 i hound stick, 8%5¢; Jar and case_candies, 51b+ boxes, 15(21¢c; extra fine goods, 5360, AXLe GREASE—Per gross—irazier's tins, #0.00; wedlum tins, #£27.00; other mikes, wood, 8.5008.50. % m..\lrus;x;ug;.&,m box, 0@To; Indlos' shoo dressing, 45c@31.00; stove polish. per gross, 0ok, ¥ Lo BLUEING—Liquid,4 0z, doz In box, S0o@@#1.75: doz in box, $1.50@2.75; dry, small, 3¢} SPICKS-Pepper—Singapore. sifted, $13a16c shot, 2; ullspice, 10¢; cloves, Fenang. se lectéd, " 1i@10c; - eassin, China, 4-1b, mats, do; 0.1, Tho; mucassor, 68¢; piekling large small, $15.00; man sweet, 23 COCOANUT— 4 and b b patls. e, 30@H1.80; 4 o u, 2 0z, B5e@.80; 4 0z, 81255, amaica gingor, 4 oz, BLA. o ATOHES—Parior, 200 and 800 per box, $1.65@ 170 per gross; sulphur 8115313, BUsHES—Slioe, per doz, $1.2503,00, o@#1.00; scrub brushes, M0ea 00, Birw §eED-Mixed bird, 1-1b packages, 5c; capary s homp dhsc; ulll%e,bl:x = - NwARE—DPer doz—Tul 0. 1. 2, 475, XQ . 8, 80.85; keeler, oak graln, 5-in, sty 8L80; white cedar, 4-In. 'best, $1.25; palls b packa; daubers, 8-hoop. oak graine 8; 2-hoop, 11.50; sy ru ¥i.801 Cowell: 011 bihes! fanoon. H801 ane: cedar. § brass hoops, o, 1, all red, 5. dorass hoops, No. s, & hoops, No. ‘I "stripwd,’ #6.00; cedur, § bra hoops. No. 2 striped, 8,503 horse, extra heav, wellbugkets, 3.9, Butterwaro 8-1n, €F nest, 70c; nsh, 2§ '.rll st, dhet butter I.nllllu ht\nr:l i butter piaddles or spad T0e, Washbonrds —Singie, W 40ge00; dou bie. 82,50 825, Clothesnins—3 grods boxes. 650, CANDLES—0 [bs t§ Pox, 9%c; wining, 100 10%¢; wax, lle. Country Produce. ny-The mirket was about steady, hickens goln e nt 8@0c; turkeys, 1@ 1o} geese and ducks, 112, EGas—A lar terday were at e, GANE-The supply was 1ight yesterdny and fow sales were reportod us high ns $£200 for Jack and @@Soe for cotton talls. The demand, lowover, 8 1ight and much larger receipts would tewd to knoek prices down o the bot- tom noteh agnin, Burrer—The quality of the butter coming to market uverages poor ard buys o very lurze proportion of it. Oceasionaily o package of country butter brings 101 Dry ropartion of tho sales yese Goods, ECRS—Cal i Economy LANNELS ] Maplo City G HNo. 2, & 210 Quebee Quebeo’ No. 3, 3¢ ol Agwan, 1gce; Windsor G150 H AT, %, 205 J R NEL—Guardian L, 5ige. net rd OC, Ge; 83, T30; EE, § b 10505 00, 115¢ TS 16403 V'Y 3 8130; No. No. 80, and slat 0,0¢: No. 70, 121503 colored Missouri valloy, 12%e. BLEACHED COTTON- Berkeloy Cimbric 60, 0iie; Best Yot, 61500 Butfercloth, XX, 4! Cabot, 73¢; First C. 3 Fruit of the Loo Oc; HIlI S T "Housel King Philii e, ey L Lonsdale, fot Lonsdile eam York mitls, t1e: Onk Lnwn. AMBRICS—-Crown, 41401 Red Star. Slater Rolled, 53c: high col- Plunket checks, 63c; Whitten- N 0, 16¢; No. Normundi dress, fe; Cal cuttadress, it4e; Whittenton dress, 8c¢; Bed- ford dress, 5@ 120 DUck—West Point, 8 fn. 8 oz, 10150: West 28 10, 10 07, 12140, West Point, 20 in, 12 + West Polit, 40 i 11 07, 15150, Baris Mohawk, 1015¢; beantyy Yac; Boone, e i, cased, 8.00; Bee, 847 per 18 e Dakota, mington, ANS—Memorial, Dunham, 281e; Horeules, 10¢ ; Cottswaod, GINGHAM— Amisk Butes, 6 2¢; Berll 2 PrINTS-Indigo Blue—Net—Muartha Ingtor A ] nold B - Chumbray, 6c; Glous Hurtel, sige, NE BROWN CorroNs—Atlantic L, fo; Au- B, 6ie: Aurora we: Atlus, ONB, T cheese cloth, 4¢; Clinton, FF, di4e; Pepperell K, 63c; Lantdon GB, je. COTTONADES—York. nankin, 10140: Lewiston, 10" 0z, Workingman. NG Al PriLow CAsix Pepperell, 4 in, 10e; Pepperell, 211 0-4, 2)c; Pe ell, 10-4, Il —RBrown— 8- iched 3 in ‘ell, 10-1 Utica. tica, 10-4 Lawrenco, i Hontiet : Dexn et moskeag, 0 oz, 10! verctt, § jk Old York, 20, 121505 Lawrence, 00z, 134 ind cliecks, 111 Ticks—York. ) I, #2150 Switi Riy Thorndyke, 00, Thorndyke, Thorndy} ic: Thorndyke, Cordis, Cordls, No. 4, 1. WiGANs—Net-—Thistle, 6140; Ri Tancy stripes -Stevens' B, 16-in bage S-inen, 6%c; Stevens' A, 16-inch P, 15-fuch. 8e; Stevens' M, 18-in V. . 00; Stevens' NN, 22-inch. 10¢; bledched, 16 extra. urs, Raccoon—No. 1, larze, 60@700; No. 1, medium, 85a@40c; No. 1, small, 0@40c; Nos. 2, 8 und 4, 18620 No. 1, large, 50@60c: 1, small, 25@30¢; N Musk Rat—Fall, 8@10c; kit, c. Skunk—Bluck, Te@3.00; striped, No. 1, 350 2, Ae: No.d, 10@1ic; No. 4, 5610 No. 2, 82.005:2.50; grey,No. I, @3.00; No. 2. 81.00 ) 0@ No. 2, $1.50@ @7.00: No. 1, 3,501 Nos! 0. 1, medium, 40 8 und’ 4, 5005 NO. 2, 20350 Mountain Wolt—No. 1, $2.5 @1.50; prairle woif, No.1, 70 0c, prime, & 1y small, 202 No. medium, $.00405 2,3 and 4. 50c@s3L. Wild Cat—No. 1, $0¢; No. Opossum—No. 1, cased, 1061 @ 10e. A ger—No. 1, full furred, 50@ 1, open, No. 2, 2@ 03; grizzley. No. 1, $5.00@10.00; cub, .0 Buckskin—Indian dressed, per b, deer, summer, per 1b, 5 1 winter, pe @S an 00; brown, No. @31.00; per 1 200, ) salt, per k' per 00; marten, No. ci lynx, No. 1, £.500 1. $4.0066.00, Drugs. uinine, peroz, P. & W. igo, per Ib, 1 ; worphine, ne, I8c; dextri tartar, pure, ry, H0C 3 um b 4le: German, opin 203 commerelal, 18¢ 4ci blue vitrol eltrie, 450105 tartaric, 6 e b, 2: sperm _oil, $1.10; ika Deans, §1,5% i le; sulphurie, pentine. e, T 5003 1.05; sulphur, 2% 3 epsom salt, 13 antipyrine, $140 per oz antikami 3100 per oz} 5 per oz: licoree root, per 1b; oil clove oll lenion, $1.0 per 15: halsam copabii, ol 'y 1b: sub. nit. bismuth, £.00 per 1b; odide potas sluni. 8.7 per 1b; bromide potussiom, e per icylie acid, 8165 per 1b; benzole ucid, 02¢ per 10. sult, e anistol, $L.8)" per. o cryst, st {na, 1,050 per, 1b, 16e; ol cassi, § 1.25 per 1o} ofl ansie bergainot L1 mber. Quotations are for car lotson board cars at DIMENSIONS — 1200 14 6 16 ft 4,415 00 #15 00 81 1500 15 00 15 00 S01500 15 00 15 0) 1 10. 15 00 J5 00 15 00 1 X12. 16 00 16 00 16 00 16 00 ixito 8X5 16 00 10 00 16 00 17 00 FENCING—NO. 1.6 In. 12 and No. 1,6 i, 16 (€. $10.00; 4 in, $10.00; 12and 14 £, rf, #11.6); =10, #14,00; 18, $16.00; 4 In, B16.001 No, 3, 6 in, #5007 4 in, 8150 $15.00. BoABDS—N¢ SIDING—A, 12, T4 416 £1, 2,005 0, $17,60; ond 16 £t, §20.37 D, $14.50, FLOORING—A, in, ‘White pine, 8.00: 0, #20.50; B, 6-in. ‘white' lpine, $0.00; D, $20.50; E. G-In, white pine (sel, fenelng), $17.00; drop sid Me per M extr 18 ft 2) ft 22 ft 24 ft ) $18 00 18 00 18 0) 18 00 19 00 19 00 10 . Pl 19,0 No. 6 No. 26 in, 1t 12 und 14 i, i No. ', U in, 10 Tt, $15.00; 4 fn, m. $18.50; No. 2 00 com, §15 B, 12 10, 81s, #45.00; B, H No. 1eommon, 1 In, 1,10, 12 wnd I8 L00; No. 2, $18.50; common, -1 20,003 No, No. 1 common, 12-I, sts. 16 tt, $10.50; 817.00; No. | commen,, 12-in, sis, 2) fty §21 0 No, 2, $18,5, .00 ik ol ear, and 2 In; $7.00 Aswelect, 1 145 and 3 in) 4500 B moloct. 1'% and 2 .00 O, solect, ., §15.00, A, 1 or O'select, all 10 f6 #1.00 extra BOUTHERN Y ELLOW PINE—Ist and flooring, 1i-16, 2,100 star. 13-16, $19.00: com floos Ing. 13-16, 1.500 rift o! 0.50; Ist and 2d clea 3 0 finlsh, s25, trom 1 in, #27.00; und 2d clear, finfsh. 25, from 14 I, 50,005 and 24 clear, finish, 828, from 1% und 0007 1st wnd 2d cloar, v p'easings, t60.00; buse PoPLAR LuMBer-—8-Inch and up, Ist and 2nd clear. 1 inch s, §5.00;8-inch und up, 15t wnd 2nd clear, i moh punel £20.00, Sasi, Doons, F wr board, § peret; doors,’ 5 per ct; blinds, 50 p mouldings, % per ct; tarred feit, per cwt, straw board, 11 BATTENS, WELL TUBING, ET0.—0. G, 214-1n [ iy 818, 3 Inch well tublng. D. & M. and bev. £2100; pickets, D. & .. flat.” $20.50; & 1, 5q. 82050, SHINGLES, YA pine, 86,80 standard A Jxtn wAv dedur, g 6 Inchclear pine, $1.90; clear redwood, , %8, 110; 9 lnch, Ist Latn—Extra | lath, 8280 Posts—White cedar, 0 tncl ar. o, white cedar, 84 inch, Ws, fc; ¢ qrs. 8c; white cedar, 4 fich, round, 150; oak, 8c; Tennessee red ceda', split, 1o, Inch, split Metals, Sty Wine NAiLS —Base, £2.55; steel base, £ 15, CoPpEr-—Planished boller size, %0 per Ib; cold rolled, 27c por Ib; sheoting, 200 per ib; pit and flats, 280 per Ib, WiRE—Jap, barh, & ROOFING—Charco: X, #7.50, SHEET IRON—No. 2. £1.50; No. 27, $3.60, Sor half, 160, i 50; L X., 10x14, 90.25; all pig 500 per 1b; bar, s00 GALVANIZED SHERT [RON vat. plan. iron, Discount 50-10 per « 2hund 27 A, 10%¢; fickony N Tow Cores—Chole . 114 LEATHER ~Hemlock stuughter ‘sole, 9 1b; liemlock dry hide sole ‘rench - Kip Fie calt skin, $1.95 cnlf @115 Anieric $1.10 *Americun ok hemlock kip, ROAL skins. BRrAN—Sacked, pe 21,00, White clover, 1 1b 1h frames, | ) L E1c.—~Onhoard earsat Omaha Al Grove | Quiney white,8ic; Loutsville i Milwiukes coment, $1.45; Utlen ¢ ont, &148; n plaster, white sana, ¥ Kip, i shee frames, per 1b, . Dodge | .7 P, halr, per bule, #1.00. Erozen hide: No. 1grecn salted 5 1 hides, 9edt0; 0 1bs., $hulic sulted hides, 25 10 40 1<, S@ge 16,8 to 15 | No. 2 veil calf, § : No. 1dry flint hides, 7c; No. 2dry flint hides' Se; No. 1 dry salted’ hidos, Sheen pelts=Green sul ach. 830125 green salted shearlings, short wooled eariy skins) “each, 10@e; dry shoar wooled early'skins No. 1, each, dry flint Kunsi wool pelts, per pound, actual weleht, dry flint Kunsas und Nebraska nur- pelts, perpound, actunl weight. 8@ it Col buteher wool pelts, per tual welght, 10@12550; dry flint Colo- rain wool pelts, per pound, @10c; dry pieces and bucks. o, n salted hides. 100 144501 n wool 12 pou rad ctual 3y@de N, 40010 yellow. fe old butier, heeswix, I tallow, 1 BONES—Tn ear lots ouly—Dry buffalo, per ton, $16.00G180; dry country, bleachied, per ton, $10.00@1400; dry country, damp und meity, per ton, $800G10,00. These prices are for baes welghed and delivered in Chicazo. HAY=On track at Omaha—Upland, No. 1, 2050 per ton: coarse blue stem, §0.00; oats straw, 80,00 per ton, BLACK WALNUTS £l prime, Per bushel, 100, sucke On hoard cars at Omaha—Authracite —Chestuut, r nd egg, $8.50 per ton: grate, 25, Soft coal—Ohio. #.00; Southiern 111nois, B0 walnut block, #2; Towa lump, &157 Large Ttallan. 15¢ per 1b. Market Mention. Nearly a fourth of the receipts came from Towa, consisting of 42 ars of ¢ the first seven iDL, 8,0 show a cons| sponding d eatt hoxs and 3,507 sheep ‘were recelved, celpts of hogs justabout doubled, Tuesday ears of hogs s of I ¥, 1801, the 34,000 hog K6 sheep, rthe corre- Nebraska, Yowa and Dakota Pensions. WaASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—[Special Telegram to Tk B, |—Pensions were granted o the following Nebraskans: Original —Joseph W. Gudman, Minden; John M. Chafin, Guide Rock; Jacob J. Davis, Hyannis; James G Cleveland, Madison: David . Conkling, Falls City; Winthrop Hubbard, Silver Creek; Charles B. DeWitt, Gandy ; Witliam H. Cole- man, Omuha; Joseph 1. Morgan, Lebanon ; Justus Lillie, Cedar Creek; William Meln tosh, Arcadia; Hiram Eley, West Hill. Ad- ditional—Charles Hibbard, York; Willlam Hutchman, Pawnee Ci Increase —Silas Coleman, 'Lincoln: Jacob Statler, Omaha; Horner Cubow, Omaha; Pawkratz Sticgel, Alexander. Original widows—Havrict, widow of Edward Ball, Stillo; Susan A., widow of Amzei G. Gosserd, Central City. lowa: Original—Cassius M. Grifin, Ma chester; Shepherd M. Gaston, Centerville; Alvin H. Chrse, Humestone; Jicob Fletcher, Blancoe; John T. Lincoln, Afton; John Gr: ham, Manchester; Harver, Ce Rapids; Andrew 'J. Marshialltown ; Alvin H. Hall, Marietta; Jonn H. Hite, Gil- man; Orlando L. Givson, Blanchard: Andrew Johnson, Gravity; James K. P. McGowen, Essex: Furman Norris, Carson; John Dodds, Crabbe Mill; Thornton Marble, 'Vinton; Alex D. Gibson, Hampton; George Freies, Mallard. lucrease—dasper W. Shoemaker, Clarind Henry S. Miller, den Grove; David S. Day, " Humbo'dt; William Bacon, Grant; Thomas S. Barton, Oskaloosa; Charles J. Whitsell, Evans; Nathan Suow, ' Strawberry Point. 'Reissue—Ivory Lambert, Beavers James H. Willis, Oskaloosa; James Quick Clear Lake; James C. Hopkins, Umonville William 0. Maclde, Keokuls; Georgo I rows, Oskaloosa; William H. Hanes, Prairie y. Original widows. otc.- Cynthia A., vidow of Avallon J. Bolles, Marshalltown Malinda, widow of Miles H. Coleman, Harlan;' Nancy ~ J, former widow of Gustavus Washburn, Des Moines. South Dakota: Or Jacob Haugh, Frankfort. Reissuo M. Stormont, Troquois, Original widows, ote, - Samuel C. father of Stacy J. Purdy, Faulkton; Luc A., mother of James C. Roberts, Fland, Charlotte, mother of Timotty L. Carpen Mitchell, —_—— The Striking English Mill Hands, Loxnoy, Jan. 7.—[Special Cablegram Pue Bee, | —The trouble among plush wea ers and other mill hands employed by Lester & Co. of Bradford, who recently struck for an advance in their wages, is extending. The firm fears tho strikers may make an at- tack upon the mills and hus applicd to the authorities for protection. ln response to this request the authorities have detailed strong force of police to guard the firm’s property and to prevent any overt act ou the part of the strikers e Honoring Dr. Schlieman. Artness, Jan. Special Cablegram to Tue B, ]—Charles Waldstein, president of tho American school of archaology here, yesterday delivered his inaugural addros: He prefaced his remarks by atouching refer- ence to the late Dr. Schiemann, King George and Queen Olga and the duke and dutchess of Sparta were among Dr. Wald- stein’s auditors. to Ferry Defends Himself. Panis, Jan. 7.—[Special Cablegram to Tig Bee. | —Jules Ferry, in an interview pub- lished in I'Evenement today, denics that he ever adyocated a pro-German policy and de- fends bis conduct when premicr. M. Ferry sms he always sorved Fra as @ plous Frenchman should serve his country, -~ To Use the Burlington Tracks, Kaxsas Ciry, Mo, Jan, 7.—The officials of the Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City railway announce that an agreement has been reached with the Burlington whereby trains will within a few diys be running over that road into Kansas City. Clriie Lfitflo_n ) Comisn (v 809 and 811 S. 18th St, 1st Navl Bank B'l'd’g. Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Orders executed for the purchase or sale for fmmediate or future delivery In all the lead- Ing markets. PlivATE WikES ) Now York, | Ohleago, ' f St. Louis, " BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & CO, London, England, ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & Co, Amsterdam, Holland. BANKERS., y and sell American securities on commission 8- London and on all Contineatal markets. Negoulatlons of new loaus & spewislty. CORRESPONDENTS, Kennett, Hopkins, & Co. D. R, Francls & Br OMAHA | Manuficturers” and Jobbers’ DIRECTORY. = BILLIARDS, R Billlard mer Saloon fixtures 40T, 409 8. 10th streel, Omaha. andive, BOOK BINDERS Omaha Republican Printing Oo., Law br bank supplie printing line. 10th and Douglas strasts. Ackermann Bros, & Heintas, Printers, binders, clectrotypor: fuctn 1116 Howar! BOOTS AND SHO@3, Oharles A, Ooe & 0, Manufacturers and job- 1100 Tloward stroet. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1212 Harney stroet, Omalia, Nob, ~ BUTOHERS' OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETO, Columbus Buggy 0o, Carrlages, carts sulkloy, el G. 1. Bdwards, Manager, 515-515 South 16th. CARPETS. Omaha Oarpet o, Carpots, oft cloths, mat- tings, ourtain goods, ot trot. CIG. West & Fritscher, Manufacturors fine clgars Jobbors otleaf tohaczos. 1011 Farnam street. COAL, OOKE, Bro. e el e et SR Omaha Coal, Ooke and Lime Oo. Tard und soft coal. 8., Cor. 16th and Doug- —— E—e | BOXES. John L, Wilkis, Omaha paper box factory, 18171310 Douglay, Orders promptly flled. & STATIONERS, 03, And evorsthing In the blank book manu- rers, street, Omaha. Kirkendall Jonos &0o, Wholosalo Manufactar's Agents for Toston Rub- ber Koo Co., 1102, 104, and 1107 Hariioy St W. V. Morse & 0., Shoo Factory, Corner 1th And Douglay 8., Omae hn Merchanta {nvited 1o call and examine | SUPPLIES. Louis Holler, Butchers' and Packors' Tools & Supplios. Heof, hok & T116-1118 Ja W. T\ Seaman, Omaha's Largost Varlety WAGONS AND CARRIAGES CLOTHING., @ilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturers & Whole- walo Clothlers, 1100 Harney St ARS. Dean, Armstrong & Co,, @2 N, 1ith Steaoe *“Hello!" 1439, Coutant & Squires, Uardand coal ship- pers, 1808 Farnam reet, Omaha Hulbert & Blum, OMhlo lump,Rock Springs, Excelsior, Walnut blook, screencd nut, anthiracite, swithing, steam. Oftice 214 8. 13th st. Harmon & Woeth, Aeme lump. Tagle lump, Walnnt olock and An- thiacito coal. Oftice 119 N. 16th strect. American Fuel Oo. Shippors and dealors 1o anthracito and bitu- minous co: 415 8. 16th stro Nebraska Fuel 0o, P.H. Mahoney & Co. Hard-Coal-Soft. Offces 813 N. 11 10th and Dov and oor. 1as sts. FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TA! Geo. Oberna & Oo,, A13 8. 15th streen, Omaha, Patton & Vierling Iron Works, Wrought and cast fron v, mnchine and mith work. 0. P, d17th at. Aome Iron and Wire Works, Tron, wiro and brass w'ks, 512 8. [0th stroot. W.loehl, - Proprietor. LITHOGRAPHING. Roes Priating Oo. Lithographing, Printing and Blank Books. 11th and Howard Sts. J.8. Bmith & 0), 1408-141 Laaveaworth Omaha IRON WORKS, Omaba Bafh & Iron Works, Manuf'rs fire aod bu; Proot safes, vault, work, Iron ahutters fre wsspgs, 0. A% dreen,lith & Jacksons! "Wilson & Drake, Mg tubular fues, fire box bollers, tanks, o Plorce and 10th atroots. T e— LIQUORS. Tler & o, Liquor Merchants. 112 Harney sir Manu factur'rs Kon R. R Grotte, Importer and Jobbor of Wines and Liguors 9th and Leavenworth Sty Prico lists on application ol William Darst, Wines, Liquors and (1 wnrs, 1813 Farnam 8t Frauk Dellono & ('o,: Omahy ors And Genutne No« vada Ctgars. 1205 Douglas Stroot 1. Kincht& Co., A. Friok & Oo., Wholesale LiquorDealors Wholesale LiquorDealers And (09 8. 10th 8t 01 .@. W. Douglass & Oo. Tlardwood Lumber, 1310 North! 6th Stroot ) Oharles R, Loe, Hardwood lumber, wool earpots and parquet Hooring 9th and Doulas. " Tred W. Gray, Lime, Comont, Eto., Eto " LUMBER. 804 - 803 8. 10th Sk, L Tohn A, Wakefield tmported, American, Porg Jand Coment Milwauke Hlydraulio Cameny Quinoy White Lime. Wyatt - Bullard Lum- bor Oo, 20th andlzard Streets, " Louis Bradford, Lumbor, lime, cemont,ote 923 Douglas st e— MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, 0. A. Stonchill, Millluery, Notions Cloaks, Bto 116-11 8. 16th 8t., Omaha. 1. Oberfolder & 09, Tmporters and Jobbers {4 Millinery. outh 1N MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ET Max Meyer & Bro. Co. Mg Jewolers, dealors In musical instruments, Farnam L A, Hospe, JIr. Pianos, Organs, Artiste Materials, Eto., 1513 Dougias Strees OI LS, Consolidated Tank Line o, Refinod and lubrieating ils, axio greaso, oto A. 1L Bishop, Managor, A. Booth Packing Co., Oystors, fish and canned Howell & Oo,, TS Lth strooy, Omahn, Neb, J. . Johuson & Qo, 218 8. 13th stroot, Omaha, Nob. Johnson Bros,, 14 Farnam streot, Omae, Nob., R00dS. Piatt & 0Oo,, “Tiger brand,” fresh oyse ters, Omaha branch, 815 and 17 Howard, PAPER. PLATING. Carpenter Paper Co, Carry n full stock of printing, wrapplog and witing paper, card pa- per, ete. i | Western Plating W'ks Gold, sliver and niokel plating on_all motal tabloware, eto. replat Polishing brays & ohage dellor work. 1114 Dod; Mount & Griffin, 215 8. 14th stroot, Omaha, Neb. 0.B. H:.;sns & 07 1602 Farnam street, Omaha. — CORNICH. Eagle Cornice Works, Manufacturers of Galyan- 1z Tron Cornloe, Window caps, motalic sky- lights ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodgo St. “DRY GOODS, M. E. 8mith & Qo Dry goods, furnishing €00ds, notions. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, F. Ruemping nized fron cornlces, ner windows, doof caps, finlals, ote. ‘Tin | ironand slaio rooter. 811 Farnam St Galy i Kilpatriok-Koch Dry Goods 0>, Dry goods, notlons, gents' | furnishing goods, Cornor 11ih and arney Wolf Eleotrical Oo, Tllustrated Catalogue freo. 1614 Caplto Avenue, Parlin, Orenduff & Martin 0>, Corner Jones nnd 9th sts. Broken Bow Rollor Milliag Os.. Oftice and warehouso, 1012 N. 16th strect. FARM MACHINERY, 0O [ T. G. Northwal, General wostorn Skandla Plow Co, FRODUCH, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In_country prod. uce, frults, vegotablos, et 1207 Howard stroet. Schroeder & Co., Cast buvors butter ©ogxs, and_gonersl oo; 0. Rosso & Co., Forelgn, California and tropleal fruits, 1215 Howard stroot. Porter Bros, 0a,, Californta, Florida and tropical frults. 801811 Jones streot. 0. W. Butis, - Minager —_— E. B. Branch & Co, Produce, traits of all kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard straok Rob:rt Purvis, 1217 Howard streok, Writo for prioos on byh ter, ougs, kame. Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry 1209 Howard streot. Bates & Co,, Country produ vegotnylos, s, 4108, 1l 8t Olark & 05, Butter, ohceso. oggy poultey and gane, @) South 15Lh stroet, " Williams & Oross, 14 Harney stroo. ey RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Omaha Rubber Oo,, Muanufacturing and Job- bers all kind s gubbr koo, 1003 Farnam strost. s SAFES, BBADS, R. T. Davis Mill Co., ©. G, Underwood, Manager at Omahs. | Cor. 8th ana Jackson st 8, F, Gilman, 1014 N, 16th stroot. E. Bla FURNITURE AND CARPHTIS, Dewey & Stone Fur- niture 0o, Furnituro and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnam stroat, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Schueider & Loomis, | Jobbers and Importers of notlons aud furnishing 4o0ds, @11 Howard stroet. GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass and Paint 0>, 14051412 Harney stroot. Owmalis, Neb. Clemene Oskamp, Mg of ready to ralse Slan ack Moal, dnost ke 1n tho world i stroot Ohas. Shiveriok & O, Furnitere and Carpots. 1203-1210 Farnam 8t, 7.T. Robinson Notioa Co. shing goods, W Ok celabratad brand “lguckakin ov erulls, pants, shirts, conts, eto! Cor. 12th an 4 Howard sts. Gents' fu J. A, Fuller & 0o, 1402 Duagiar Steaot Omaha. William Cummings, J17 and 619 Bouth 10w St eb. GROCERIES, Blake. Bruce & Co., 905-908 Lenvonworth st. Ov.aha, Neb, Paxton & Gallagher, 06711 5. 10th stroots Omaha, Nob D. M. Steelo & 0o, 1201-1205 Jones streot, Omaba, Neb. Meyer & Raapke, 103-1405 Uarney strest, Omaba, Neb, 8loan, Johneon & 0o, 9t and Leavenworth stroets, Omalia, Neb, Allen Bros,, 1114 Haraoy stroet, Omata, Nob MoCord, Brady & Co., 16th rnd Leavenworth, Omaha, Nebraska. GUNFOWDER. Hugh G, Olark, Genl Weatern Agent Dupont's Bporting Gun- powder, Atlas bighexp sive,Blasting caps fuse) T1s Haraoy stroet Rector & Wilhelmy 0o Cor. 10th and Jackson sts HARDWARE. Lee-Olark - Andreeson Hardware 0o, 1108-1110 Hurnoy strosty Guats Ormaba Ned. A . Deane & Co,, General agents for Hall's Safes. South 10th St wha. " SASH, DOORS, M. A, Dishrow & Oo, Maaufacturers of doors. blinds and Mouldings. Branoh of- tice, 12U wod Isard sts. SYRUPS, Farrell & Company, Wholesale 217-219 South Sth atrey Emerson A growers, deors | rdon. 4rass, grain aa i £1°423 South 15th. BLINDS, B(O. Boha 8ash & Door Oo, Manufactarors of mouwid: 1ugs, blinds, 400rs, to. 16th and Clark stroots. ~ STOVES. Duffy-Trowbridze Stovs Manufac's Jo, Maaufaturg atores ant 8tove pips 121 Loavenworth sk e TEA, COFFEB, SPICES, CIGARS, Consolidated Ooffee * Compeny, 1414and 1410 Tarney st la. Neb. - STOAM AND WATHR SUBPLIAS U. 8. Wind Engine & Pump Co., Halidaywind sl 018 and 120 Jonos st. G. F. Ross, ing manager. Orane Company, Hoso belting, pi steam pumps, plu geods. 92224 Farnag st H. Hardy & Oo., Toys, dolls, albums,fancy &o0ds, Louse furalshing goody, ohlldren’s car- rlages. 1319 Farnamat. A. L. Strang & Sons, 1002100 Farnam stroeh Omaha, Nob. TY: Ths Qmaha Typa Foundry, Printers' Supplies. New and second-haad ‘macbigory 1118 Howard aticet. —_— " SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS Boyer & Truitt, -5 Exchange Bullding, | Bouth Omaha £ J. Coffman, Smle, ik 8 Kschango Bullding, Bouth Omaba CO, - - LIMITED, LIVE SI0CK COVMISSION, Martin Bros,, - Exchange Bullding, Cilicago 6 Exchange Bullding Bouth Owal " Huoter & (Greon, W E xchange Dulldiog Bouth Omans, Wood Brothers, Kxcliango Bulldiog, 6outh Omans ——