Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 10, 1891, Page 6

6 AHE UMAHA DALLX DRt SALURDAY JAN THE SPECUCATIVE MARKETS. Buoyanoy and Strength in the Grain Mar- kets All Around. CONSIDERABLE NERVOUSNESS IN WHEAT . Hoavy Snows Have an Influence— Corn Sccondary to Oats All Day —-Cattle and Hogs— Financia 0.—[8pecial Telegram to Tre strong buoyant feeling in the opening and early 1 advance all around. n somewhat depressed The cd Onrcaao, Jan Bee]—There was the grain markets trading resulted in Provisions wero by the continued largs ran of hogs. price for Muy contracts the first hour ru asfollows: Wheat, 07%e to 6i@07%e to 07% corn, 53'4e to B@BIC; oats, 0% to 46KDATC: Moss pork, #11 274 to #1115 to $1L.50; lard, ¥.40 @0.4214: ribs, $5.67% and 8,70, There was considerable gervousness In wheat allday. The oy ng was uneventful, and, forlnck of support, thero was a little dip of e atonce, This was followed by a very fair rally of %eor better before 11 o'clock. Then forthe hour the pit was quiet, with the price close around the closing figure of yestor- Aay. Itwas not until after miaday that the market acted heavy and lost all the early galn and sold e under last night. The action for Mavy was 0740 to 07 %0 to 07@I7%e to 97%¢ to 070 to 0740 to 074 to 07440 to 070, the half hour before the close. This was offsot largely by I snows In the southwest, which brought selling orders from St Louls points in Missourl and A plece of bull nows Rgetting st attention was the staten it of the Minnesota stato authorities muking tho acrenge of last year In that state nearly 600.000 ncres less than the Dodge estimate. Tho figures wore: State estimate, 3,082,000 governnent estimate, 000. This would make adifference of about 7,000,00 bushels, Recelpts hero were littls over the estimate but northwestern polnts were modera te, with an aggrogate of rs for Minncapolls and Duluth, Export clearances were 7,0 0 bushels of wheat from Philadelphia; nothing from other Atlantic ports New York clearcd 10,000 packages of flour and Baltimore 6,000 barrcls, New York reported two boat londs of red wheat for Portugal. The Dorn- bugch fizures on Oddessa stocks were 6,0.0, 00 uga'nst 11,000,000 n yeur ago, The locul trade was protty well divided. Pardridgo was ascllerevery time the market showed any strength. Word was recelved from Washing- ton that the Dodze report will be given out after the close of bu 088 on Saturduy, he Last half hour in wheat w, vorse of that of yestorday. Thy market showod a lit- tle rallying power and bears were able to keep. the price of May close around 07e. The closo was 07i¢ seller, or e under last night. Jan- uary was quoted at kg carl, fo under May at 0045 July, to e to Ba%e to Mo to 0314, The corn trade was sccondury to that of onts all diy. The market wasat no time ac tive. Hutchinson was a buyor at tines. Th was good strength most of the day. Many sales were BIR@S3Ye early, to 534@HINe, re- oting to 53%0 and steady and firm at 5340 at 10'clock. There was little change In corn av the closo, The market remained firn and 1 at6a%o for May, or Mo up, with wieat closing for Januury corn was quoted at 504¢ to %0 at the close. July was d "ho cars this morn under estimate 150, and for Saturday the estimate was moderate at 15 cars. Cables, early, were 14 up for spot and futures. Little is ex- ected of the market until after the Wash- ngton figures promised tomorrow, after busi- mess hours. Muy corn privileges were quoted atbigend SswIge, There was more of the gorn und thie morning nominul ng wero tho erowd Inoats than trading promised some- thing big as it _did yesterday. Hutehinson bouzht early witrtz-Dufee also bought, Muny lingerlug shorts bought. It was cluimod that Pardridge covered some short outs, Mil- mine-Bodnian were seilors. The crowd gen- eraily offered outs freely to 8top the adyvane atd7e. May sold 465c t047¢ closing at 46%c, or e up. 'rm-unly Jrice auoted for Juniary, 8%c; June, die.” The sales for July were at 40¢ 407, Notwithstanding the great run of hogs con- tinued with 40,000 today, the p held up well. Mess pork opened Thero a little bulge early to on bidding by scalpers. Tho prices went k to the opening figure ana closed at 81 orbe up for the duy. Lard was between § Rnd B04g. olosing at 8.4) bid. Lo My, Kibe were ecasier at 8.0, The Anglo compuny and Swift sold lardat 8.0, Cudaby sold Fibs to Wolll In round lots. FINA AL New York, Jan, 0.—(Special Telegram to TiE Ber]—It was the general opinfon amon g room traders this morning that the advance fu stocks was too brisk to be kept up. Thoe murket opened with Villard's and wndustrials shares well supporte d and leading in the up- ward moveneat. Long before noon other rallroad shares got more attention and tho general advance over-shadowed the enrly action, London dld nothing at first but send scattering selling orders on the advance. From the very start prices, all along the line, were a small fractlon Dbetter than tho finals of last evening. The exceptions were fow and untmportant. There were fow features in the trading, nowever, and the list. which showed a few points of special netivity, Bugar Refineries and North American belng the most prominent In_that respact. Latar, however, the other, Villards. Loulsville & Nashville, Richmond & West Point, St. Paul and Union Puclfic becamo very active. More decided strength was displayed at the same time, but advances In the regular list were in all casesconfined to fractional amounts. Sugar Refinerles, however, was speclally active and strong in the carly trading and scored & galn of i nor vent, touching 6. It was during the succeeding hour that the most confident tone was felt, and western shares took the lead. Atchlson rose to 3044, Burlington to91, Rock Tsland to 7i%, St. Paul t063%, Missourl Pucific to 64}, Union Pacific t046%; gainsof 14 to 14 ulluround for the morniug. Lackawanna was given another twist and went up to 130, Lake shore rose to 108%, but betore 1 o'clock dropped back to 1084, with a slight concession generally from the best prices. Althouzh no definite resulty bave yet b received from the advisor board “of the mecting of granger it looks us If harmony will prey This alone prevents any further selling for the present. With this ele out of the way s cuky to bull the s and they were pushed up almost to the close, The market became quite broad at tinies, and gains for the day were quite flattering. Sugur TOse !mllllh.l.nulh\ ille and Lake Shore each 4: Union Pacifie led the western stocks with anadyanco of 2 points. Other gains were for Missourl Pacific rthern Puclfic preferred 1, Atchison and St Paul each 114, Burlinzton & Rock Island 15, Conservative houses ud- viseselling on an advance. The sales wero 200,000 sha res. The following were the oiosing quotations: T8 48 rogu Northern Paclfie ..., 2 18, 48 coupor us o preferred. ce KW Central Pacitic Chicago & Alto Chicago, Burlin, her T} 1033 Tning | cievenn QN4 o prefores “l155ig 8L, Paul & Om <11 Wig | do preforred . Union Paciti, Bo refacten:i Biltigan Western Union Missouri Paeitle...... 6‘“‘ MONEY—Oun cull, easy; closed offered at 8 per cent, RIME MEROANTICE PAPER—T@S!4 per cont, TERLING l-.xmuxm —~Quiet and strong; sixty-day bills, #i. B30k, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ORICAGO, Jan. 0.—(Spectal Telegram to T ue Bre]—CATTLE—=Tho business was again o brisk and turn, rather higher on anything good In the fat steer line, with everything solling out eurly and the general market clos- ng steady. Nutive butchers' stock sold con- siderably higher than last week and stockers aroseliing for the highest prices for many mouths, with a supply only about half what 18 wanted. Tho top prices today, $4,80@5.% for evira stoers; good 1o choloe, 8.00BLT: mixed, $L0X@A.50; common, K1L.25B3.50; stockers, §.25@ 8.50: butchers' stook, $1.75@3.50 Hoas~The demand was agaln active and prices falrly steady as compared with the “tee= vasterday, and the ohances were that the pens would be well cleared off of stock be- fore the day closed, as buyers for packers were buying Iate in the day. Rough and common light mixed sold at £.55 to &40 good xed and pac 1\! .05 to £1.70; 10 HA( ®05 to 8,10 light-Tight, and regulation Hght The Wool Marke BosTON, Mass., Jan. 0.~ [Speelal Telegram to Tae Ber]—There has been a good tra wool during the past week, the sules amount- 10 2,514,000 pounds. The market has been dy and firm. Territory and Texas wools have sold to a good estent. Of the for there have been sales of fine on a scoured & of (0@62 and fine medium at 581@60c, while medium ranges from 8@sic. In Texas wool m & there have beed good sales of scoured ab 500 and the greasy 11 s@2se, the latier forcholes spring. Califoritawools fave been in talr de and, spring sellin 2 at 140 Oregon wools been dull. More has jone in publed wools and the sales in- holee supers at 404 ir Lo good e Fine washed s i ve dull but have been firm at previous pric Australiun wools hivve been i good dema Forelgn carpet wools Lave been more inaui tor. Mining Shares. New Yonrk, Jan 9 —[Special Telegram to Tue Bee]-The followin: ura the mining stock q otations: Alice 10 Amador Adan Aspen.. Best & Hiclchor. Tiorn Siiver Alexioan {ont Eavo |Slerra Novada Stnndard Butter Crook.. .. Union Con Noreross Homestako 125 0 The Coffee Market New York, Jan, 0.—(Speclal Telegram to Tur Ber]—Coffee~Options openel steady 5@10 points up; closing steady. unchanged to 16 points up. Sales. 21,000 bags, including January, $16.25210.40; Februar 00; March, BI6.000515.66; May. 8152001 July, ' 06,750 14.8; August, $1450, Spoe Rio, mmy; tivo arid Stewdy; falr” cargoes 8 0. 1417.250 PRODUCE MARKET. New Yonk, Tan Wheat—Receipts, bushiels; exports, nonhi spot, closed st No, 2, red, 304 In elevator; $1.06% vl“lhllr BLOYEB1.05% 1. 0. b; options early closed steady and lower; No. 2 red, Junuary, closing at 81.00%. Corn—Recelpts, 118,300 bushels; bushels: spot fir her: vators t0Wolo btions stronger uary closing Oits - Receipt bushels; spot £ mixed westorn, options stronger Sugar—Row 4%e; contrifu O A, 5716 Petrolout Xports, 67,600 n clo- ,000 bushels: No. 2 white, exports, Janwary closin steady; fair re Is, 03" test, b4c; at nin refined, fivm; vestern, vd; new weak; closed 2B4@ATC 1.507212.00, firm; western western 12@200; i Elgin, 20c. Very Strong: Hzht skims, $15@0%c. CHICAGO, Jan. 0.1 Stondy;_cash, 90%c Corn—S8teady; cash. Oats—Firm; cash, Poric cash. B11.30Q11. * Lard—Steady; cash, Short Ribs—Steady; £5.01%@5.7). Rye—Firm at .flz' Barley—#irm I .l\*)lix N at §|I 5 21.35 mothy a at 3195, Whiske -4 % sur—U nchinged:spring patents, §4.00% whitOE patents, B TNE0! DAREa B Bulk =~ Meats—Shoulders, $1.20 hort ribs. 35,1065, Butter—Easier; creamery, 15G26¢; @2 « rk—Unehan Lard—-Opened steam. $0.2715c. Butter: ~|~m|v dalry, s0—\Wheat— Muy. 6 $10.020@10.7 £.00; May, $0. 4.»,:.4! 4214 cush, §.00@5.20; M 00, short dalry. 1} Aars, 04@ 10@105c. Hides—Unci A heavy green salted, 44c; green, 4@4yc Ited bull, 43 e; creen <alted calf, S; drv flint, 8c; dry sltod ides, (4 f. 870 dencois. each, 25 T No. 1, solid packed, 4§ Recelpts, Shipments,* 15.000 18,000 5,000 253,00 70,000 115.000 80,000 145,000 Rlourebbists ieaeeises Wheat, bu... 111000 Corn, bu Outs, bu, st Lovts, Jan. 0.—Wheat—Cash, May, 0650, i at 47¢; cash, 48¢; February, 40%e; teady: cash, 45¢; May, 46%c. teady at 810,75, rm at .80, higher, 1y, 21222¢; dairy, KANSAS Crry. Jun. 0.—Wheat—Quiet; No. 2 cash, Ko asked; January, 82 bid: No. & red, cash, §9¢ bid. Corn—Iligher; No. 2 cash, 48i40; January, 48%¢ bl Outs—Steady; No.2, cash January, 44%c bld. CINCINNATL, Jan. 0.—Wheat— Nomina red, 981, @ c. i 5 mixed, 54@; No.2 Whisky—8L. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan, 0. cash wheat prices ave around, Receipts, 2 Ol No. 1h 1 nor n track, e ary, 86ci on track, -Wheat— ged rather higher il cars; shipn rd, Ju hern,” J No. 2 nortk @87 Ty, R rn, Jauu- 1, 9.—Wheat— Quiet; No, 2 May, 00i5 H0@ie. nml:, May, . —Wheat—Firm; demand tmproving: hoiders offer sparin diy; Ted west- ern s8pring. 7 8d; red western wintor, s 0d. Corn—Firm; démund fair; mixed western, e 0lad. Provisions: Qulr (TR LIVERPOOL, Jan LIVE STOC| OHICAGO. Jan. 0. attle—Recelpts, Beudi markot biisk and strong; cows common to med lum, & ; ; butchers' stock. ogs—Roceints, market netivoe and ste: Iy Tough nd comumon flERt mixed, zood mixed and packing grade, prime_ he: .\mlhuulmr welghts, K0; Hight, %050 )—Recoipts. 7,000 liead; market ste westorns, H.200400] natives, §4.005.50 fed Texans, $4.40; lambs, .04, KANSA8 Orry. Jun. 0.—Cattlo—Recet pts, 3,20 d; shipments, 1500 head; market stoady; 5, $L30@5.00; cows, $75@4.50; stockers and ers, $.2501.25 Hows—Roceipts. 10,000 head; shipments, 2 head: market steady to stroug; all grades $35.00@5T5 Sr. Lour —Recelpts, 10 head; ship narket steady; @103 stckers ents, 6,000 70; mixed, oceipts, 8000 h riketeasier; he Light, 8.30@3 45. OMAHA MARKETS, OMARA, Jan. 0, 1501, ~Estimuted receints of cattie 1,700 us compared “with 1470 yesterday and 50 Friday of last week. The ket was netive and higher. Good be advanced 10¢; butch- ' stock moved up 5e to 10c and feedors were steady HoGs—Estimated receipts ot hogs 6,30, ) yesterday and 2 as compared with Friday of last week, Market opened slow it steady prices, closing active, with_all sold, and beavy hogs steady and mixed ge high The range of the prices pald was & the bulk selling 5. Hght, ¥.00@3.40; heavy, N(.lqt @35, The average of the pri 8140 ‘a8 compared with &, R3.18% Fridny of lust weol SiEEr—Estimtod an, as com d and 185 Fri last w Mo mutton markor wes stendy.” Natives 82,0006 of sheep yester nhy Disposition of Stock. Showing tho number of head of stook pur- on this markot as reported by the welzhtuiasterof the Stockyurds company for Junuary 8 cATLE. Buyers. Swift & Co ... o Te G. . 1ammend picking compan i Cudainy packing company ... Omaha pueking company .. Lee Rothsehild Humilton & Stej Van Sant & Care Nels Morris. Shippers and foeders . Bocker & Dogen. ... O, The Oudahy packing company Omaha packing company Swite& o oo e G ammond packing com nny‘ hhlpwrlandlumlun“u ng soisp SHERP. The Cudahy Packing Co...... ... The G. H. Hammond o, No. 46 52 79 0 109 20 4 406 21 [l 8,08 148 1016 Mg [ Representative Sales. STERRS, No Av. Fr 1128 2% 60 1048 3 65 No Av. Pr. 10..1073 84 10 10,1128 415 x 105 30 o 3% w8 3% 7% 340 100 540 0 340 w1 240 &5 3 4 ol [ 105 ) 04 1032 1026 1010 100 I R L1220 .80 BULL 1200 £1610 100) 13880 1813 142 200 200 L5 400 HELFELS, 20 COWS AND HEIFERS, 7.. 81 38 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 2 1.. 620 250 7 0 16w 385 OXEN, 2..100 8560 HOGS. i 514 26 L 241 S AND ROUGH, ... 118 SHEEP, Av, Pr, 101 805 o | ) westerns, ewes. . U3 westerns, ewes OMAHA WHOLESALE Provisions. FrEst BEer Curs—Rolls, 8e; beet tender- loins. lic; sirloin butts, 7ie; boneless strips, i SUFIp loing, 6C; rounds (mmp off). te: rounds (rump on). rounds (sh boneless rounds, hucks, de; p back halves, 4¢; shoulder clods, die: loins, No. 1, (Steer), 13@14¢; beef loins, No.2, @i1e; heet loins, No. I, ¥e: 'veef ribs ribs, No. 1, WGzile; sweet bread: Kidney: b, Gei 0X tails, each, 1ic; beef hearts, each, 4 MARKETS. livers, beet tongues; —Oholce dressed mutton. Ske of mutton, ddles of mutton, 9¢; of mutton. ic; ‘leg of mutton, 10 Fresn Pork—Pork loins, 53¢ 1le; spare ribs, 5 shoulders, trimmings, be; back bones, saned pigs' feet (per oz rough caned pigs’ feet !pl:r(lnli‘n' e OKED MEATS—Sugar Cured-Haws, 140 16 co, K3gc, Ibaveraze,Siyci 1b average skinned hams, shoulders, bise: elear breakfast bucos boneless broakfast bacon backs. ¢ ham, Te; California, or pienie ham Dondiess hur dried beef hums (s e dried b shortsple rolls or hani roulette, 6%c; I beef tongues (per doze special hams 12 1o 15 b nverage, , bone t bacon. l0e; llrh-(l beet insides and ckles, ;- selected wide clear, breakfust, acks Dreusts tenderloins, 9 dréssed hoj ancy hight weight s ort S80; short elears, ige; lots, 450 clour Delllos, 0 PICKLED shoulders, (N. V. cut) tierces, Glie; Californi Veef hims, e PICKLED B 0NUGUES—barrels, half barrels 100 1bs. $10.50 1bs, &.5 Lab—Pure leaf, per 10, tierce busis, (%c; compound, perlb, tierce bisis, pure lard, Jer i tierce busis, tes kuttle rendoredleat ard, per b, tierce busis, (e, BARRELED POIK AND B Moss pork (new), mily poric, 0.7 buck pork, 31l shorteut elear po L, 10.7@11.50; honeless pi pork (funcy). $LL00; eXtra mess boof, plate beef, 00 extra plate besty b i ily Deef (boneless), #10; rolled beef less), .50 rump butts, 85 OuLs—Prime lard ofl {win| extralard ol (winter strained), 4 No. 1lard ofl, 41¢; No. 1 lard ol lard ofl, 30¢; e\lru neat's foot oll. 45 oll, de. SAUSAGH sage, $'ac; 4 ellics, Nats tiekeons Slge; 20,00 i elghth burrels, 25 extr (bone r strained), 47 Smoked saus: rosausaE | rk snusage fresh pork L g smoked pork sus ausage,7c; smoked head el sh suusaze, kn su blood sau- ubove prices are for lots of 50 pounds and up- wards; a less quantity a4 cerics Calitornia—A prigots, poache D B8 whit raspherrios berrics. 005 currants, #2. plums,’ egg, 81955 SLN@LW. Easter seconds, 822022, gal, % dozin case. #1403 more standard, & 81.40; 3 Blackd m 65; ineapples, slic Quarts. por do. bulk, per eal, §1.20, #1502 80, g COoimAG YBIDDL Very fine twine XX brind, 3-10 bales, 18 -1b bules, 15¢; 'Salt twine, #0-foot cotton clothes 1ine, #1405 (0-foot cotton clothes line, $.65 60-foor sisal lines, #1.75: 60-Loot Jute, B5; wool twines. sizo, N uilla rope—ATl sizes from 7-16 10 1 in, 14¢ 1ope, il slzes from 7-16 to1 in. Kige; “new pro- cosses.” ull slzes from 7-16t0 1 in, cotton rope, i in. 10c. SoNTCastile, mottled, per I 106: do white, per il 14ci lauidry soup: per 110 ba 8005 shaving soap. 907a¢ per doz eakes por box, per doz, Sow SALSODA I egs, 150 per 1h ulated, 60 1b boxes, % per Jb. FARNACEOUS GooDS—Birley, 00 split peas, tle; grecn’ ¥ bls, @625; half bhls, maciron|, vormicelll, oca, 6t40; L finked homin ToRAcco Wine, blickberr! red rasp chorries, §1. 5,30, B0 pinits, per do; Oliveoil, {3 pint E10.— 0 twine =11 biiles, cotton np twin candle wick, bbls, 1%¢; gran- 4o ut, per 1b, 250 plug, 22 i faney brands, We@ 20240; Juva. 2o} Nonsted—-Arosla, 23ci Hun man, Ae: Dillworta’s, 2iie; Lion Mullpum Cordovla, 25¢; Mocha, ), G Java, 2 o—b% gro. boxes. $1.531.50; ‘chicory, 7 Caxpy=Mixed, 30 1b p! tlok, 81501 twist stick,'9e: French mix nd stic jar and case mlel. 51b xtrik fine 200 18, 856l WOODENWARE-Per doz—Tubs, No. 1,825 No. 2, 47.5; No. . 86.55; kecler, onk graln, - best, $1.50; whitw cedur, 4-In. "best. §1 25; palis $hoop, oak gralued, §1.75; &~ hoop, 8L.30; syrup, Corree-—Green—Rio 280, #1.85; dowell, 8 metal hoop: all red, 8.5 apor, codur, § brass b o i 5.00; cedar, 00; ' cedar, 3 vrass hoc % Yed, 't horu‘ extra h hoops, N éd, hoops 1 Duite 8855, Butternnto ash, dein, nest, "01" ash, 2-in, 2 Targe sire, por st gt hattor Indios, hard wood, c: butter paddles or spades, Washibouras- Singla, §h40g20 ble, 838, Clothesnins—4 g ross boxes. 6. M Bbls-N. 0. funcy, per g, 460 A good, WAHC: Cuba, Hak- bluckst gride, HbIs, B0} 1y bh 8o ; B-gal kitt BuaAr-—Granalated, t%e; cubes, loaf, The: vuv\dfl!d. standard, powdered. 7\ O, by v Tt extra C stloners' A, 0 Cnersi—F, C.twin flats. pet b, Young Amerion, 11iges domestic Swiss, brick, He: Edam, in'foll, euch #1.00. VINEGAR—ADDIC cidor, 10e; double ofdor, 1261 white wine, 12¢; triple st ETARCH—Per 1b, Gaxe, PICKLES—Meditm, bils, 8200 - small, $0.00; ghorking #11.00; Boston mixed, $12.00, gy KICE: i ciolee, 6e; fancy, Oc; head, ClpER-Per bbl, refined, 86.50; halt bbl, 8.5 hard cider, pure bbi, $5.00: ory Bt bUI, E6.50; pear older, half bbl, & DRIED. FRUITS—Turkish prones, iess than hhds, 180, &: apples, evaporated, new ring chole, Wige; upricots, fancy, in sacks, 10a0; blackberrics, new, de 1S p) n\rlll'« 251bs to box, §2c; currants, new, s Votizza currants, extia, fa boxes, tae; penches, Cala.. choic 17k0;" California dried grapes, in bags, 6 slwllh'« Sultanas, sucks, 10! m tels, Bl new \ E 0 8c; Ondura layer, figs, citron, Leghorn, 20¢; lenon ing, peel, 1hc. IAPLE SUGAR ~Per 1h—5¢_cnkes, 10-1b boxes, Tde; 10¢ cakes, 50-1b boxes, 12}4¢; 1-1b Lricks, & 1bs In box, pure, e, BROONS-tie, purlor, 3.00; 4-tle, 82.75:0- tie, ; d-tle, n. 81.80; warehouse, £.00; toy 8120 whisl, §1.00G1.2 Nurs—Per lb—Almonds, 18; Brazils, 21c filberts, lieg pecans, L@He; walnuts, 18¢, pe nuts, faney’ white,e: ronsted. 10c SALT-Didiry. 250'1bs’ in bbls, bulk, 305 best grade, 100 35, #2 rock salt, cruslied, ¥ 60 1bs t0 box, bigc —Tomatoes Ty fine, $1.25401.55; 2 standird western brands, b Freneh, extra_fi ne, 1820 ) Pens— 15 ligh vrade, c; 2-1b string beans, Ke. Kked, 8¢, Boston SWeet potatoes 31b okra wnd tomata ASDIPARUS. 51D, 3280 ash, §1.206 WDEIL ns, $1.4; e's dime ¢ beans G-1b, .h-r«-v. -1 .:x. 1-1 s, other ' kinds, 1518 ity, rag, % por doz, 31,00 WRAPPING PAPER—Der b, Dest stra todixid, Use; diy goods, 43¢; extra mu il toa, 12X18, O¢; dark Lardw OILS—120 prime white, 0b 1e; heaalight k) Y 2gal, 8.75@180; Young Hyson, 200 b packag i small, #15.00; Indies’ shoe per pross $dozin box, H0@Tio C@RLW; stove polis] NG—Liquidd 0z,3 doz In box, 00081, 7 in’ box, $1.508: *epper—Singapore, sifted, llspice, 10¢; cloves, Fenang J , Ching, 4=1b, n 0. TACASsOr, 10-10 hoyes, CrACKERS—Sod i, b 8tei g ulk, 15-1b paalis. 23, 180 4 ¢ o1y 3200} 4 o1, 81,50 LA0per gross; sulphue il 1. BUsHEs per doz, #1 THe@d.00; S ub Lrushes, 60c Mixed ‘bird, 1-1b henp.4ige; anise, 10 NDLES—01bs o box, 9%c; mining, wax, 1le. 5.00; daubers, 505 10@ uckages, 1045¢ Country, Produce. Faas—There wasno clanze in the market yesterday, the price remuining steady at 18c PouLTRY—About the outside price yester. day on chiekens was 8e. Turkeys, geese and duicks were selling at 10012, ME-Onlya fow rabbits were recelved, and in some cases Jueks soldup to $2.50 and cotton talls at L0, BurTER-—Shipp: are round lots of country butter. try rollsare quoted “at 16 country 0@ic; common, 5 @l for elected coun- falr to good pay Vegetabl . s, CAnBAGE—Per crate, £1.25. PoraToes— Home grown stock, $1.00@1.10; ©olo #1.2 —Clioice stock, $1.57; Spanish, $1.60 per HUBBARD SQUASIL SWEET POTATOES bl CrrEry—Ohofce stock, 1@ 4 KUTABA (Cholce Michigan stock fs she er doz, $1.50. Choice stock, 84.5 per er bushel, $1 2 Fresh Fish, ke—Silver herring, pereh, dressed and scaled. Se; steak trout, N white tish, O¢; le; croppie, mirket, ereh, round. 6o round, trout, cliolc perfect pike, round siripped bass, $e; black bass, 16c. Sea—Cod, haddoclk, de; smelts, 10e: flound- ers, Lie; red snapper, He; blue fish, 20c; hali- but, lobster; eels, I8¢ Columbia river salmon, 18 1, large, euch, 30¢; seallops, por gal, 81.60. 5, box, $1.00. ape Cod, 812,50, 0. cold storage, 60c 00 25,00, @5.00. ORANG boxes, $1.00; bright, H.26@4.50; russots, $1.0) Dry Goosds, LS—Plald, raftsman, r Liko, i2tie; perio-1b buske LEMO loridas, FLAN 200; cnsnpn iithe; Quobec n;hm X020 i, DK West Point, 28 In. § o7, 10} Polnt, 28, 100z, 12ise; West Point, oz, 15¢; West Point, 40 in, 11 0z, 151 a0, BATTs—Standard, se: Mohawk, 10%¢; beauty, 18i4e; Boone, lic; B, cased, $3.00; Bee, $4.7 per cake K 2% 20 lu, 1 TUCKY JEANS—Memoria!, 15 Dunham, 2515 lercules, 104 Molvil Prinms—Faicy —Eddystone River, Ge; Ramapo. dics St 1 —~Murtha W .|~l|l|l ton, 444¢; M l-rl'lnuw 43e: Turkey Red-—Fountuain, 6'3e; Garner, Crenfield, 8ic; Berlin, 6ac. Prints-Indigo Blue—Net-Martha W i Amerlean : Arnold, long cloth, 10 § 14 i1d Leat, 8bac; Hai il Dukota, Cottswaod, per Sdpmsroll e, , 0-4, W63 Utica, 10-4, BILD, 8, white l"‘-l‘. colored, s Swift Riv Biio: Thomndy Tieks—York, Thorndyke, 00, k Thorndyke, 120, 9'5e; Thorndy ke, Cordis.No. Cordls, No.d, 10 CHECKS—Caledonie Dlac; C 104¢; Economy. Otls, 80 Corrox FLANNEe Guardian L, 5 purd O oy B3, 1o e; 114 AN, T 10505 VP 1K 140, net; 1240 i1, 100 0. >~“. l"‘ wched, |.n.w 0. 50, ¢ colored Missour{ valley, 1 BLEACHED COTTON nurl‘ew Cambrio—No, , Best Yot XX, 4501 Cabot, Tie; bl Y he Leom 9e; Hill Sempor Housekeeper, 814 Riug PhILD cambrie; 105 Lanedon & b, hiae, Lonsdale, 9¢i Lonsdale cambric, 10ie i New York mills, tle; Oak Lawn. 7 CoLoRED' OAMBRICS - Orown, 4i40; Ted Star, 4%4¢; Olover, be; Slater Rolled, 5¢: high col: ors1e extra, GINGHAMS -Plunket \{o; Whitten- Normandl dress, 8¢; Cal- ton, G3c; York, 6 cutia dross, Tige: Whittenton dress, S¢ Bod- ford dress, 84 12¢, GINGHAM —rklllllllk 8iic; Bates, 05¢ Ler, 630 Glenuire, 6 llhlfi BROWN COTTONS rora B, iies Auror I, 04 cheese eloth, ée; Clinton, KK, Rix B, Te. UorToNAnRS~York, nank § pa 180i Lowlston, 10' oz, 22 TiEAVY Bowx CorToNs—Atlantie, Tho; At- lantie H, 7e; Atlantie D, 83¢; Atlantic P, 6e Aurora by #xo; Duck's heid, Tido; Oubot, W, arlington, oxe: Farmers” No. 1, 4% Indiun lewd, 740 Luwrence LL' 630; rietta 1L, 50, > —Amoskeag, 0 oz, 16%e, York Everett, standard, oi2iaoi Huy : Amoskeug Gress, 03401 Evorett; Workingmun, cawlet, makers', Tic: O1d York, XX, 101401 Lawrence, 4o; Lawrenee, 0 or, 16%c; fancy stripes and checks, 11ie, WiGans ns' A, 16-Inch, Tic ens’ M, 18-Inch NN, B-inich, extra. Drugs. 2, P & W Ger nsect powder ;- opiun, WOrBhine, Der 0z, £50; hops, per 10, rine, 18¢; dextrine, 10¢; cuttlebone. ¢ cream tartar, pure, commerelal, 18¢; cam- phor, 501 win. earb,, 14¢; blue vitre holle” aeld, 200 ; citrio, 45@I0; tart a00; sulphurie, perlb, 20 sperm ofl, $1.10 pentine. Tonka beuns, 81.8562.00: balsam tolu, 41@45¢; salowel, $LO3@10; cantharadies, ELI0@3.5; cassin buds. 206220; chloroform, C0ci ergot, 410520 gum arabic, 55¢1$1.05 pod tum, 4064 y alum, 240 copperas, 15e: epsorn st i glauber salt, 1ie; ‘antipyrine, 8§40 por oz anistol, 81,80 per’ ozz untlkami. #1.00 per ¢ eryst, stryehina, 3LOMBLIS pe licorice roc ot e ofl 1.2 per 1v: oll unsie, bergamniot, 8125 per 1b Ibi subnit. bism uth an, 270; bulsam co 200 perlb; fndide ride potussium, % per 1b; per 1b;: b 7 Ko per ylie acld. benzole ueld, Raccoon No. 0 70¢; No. 1, medium, a00; No. 3 1, small, 30340c; Nos. % 8 and 4, No. Nos. 1, medium, 40 % 8 and 4, Musk Rat Skunk-—Bln 4003 N&, 2, 150250 C Cross Tox—No. red, No. 1, #1001 40@30¢; No. 2 206 \xm.m iin Wolf- No. 1, pratr Cc@3100; striped, 4, 1005 15 1, KL504,00; N Gt groy, No. I, 81,00 | 0@ 2, 81,500 17,00 No. 1, 350 No. 1. per No. 4, 30B75c: No. 4 “No. 1, Turze prime. & modium, $4.0005.00; No, 1, st 14, 50041 Wild Cat—Nd Opossum Tale. Bador 504503 No. 1, foc "No. 1, open, i No. 2, 202 0.1, $100220.00; grizzloy rown, No. 1, 8300810, Bear--Black, 1, 85,0000 15.00; b Buckskin—Indian dressed, per 1b, 7 r, summer, per b, 1 r. per Ib, groen sult, per ece, To80C; antelope, per 1b, 15@Ne; b, 120, Others—isher, No. 1. 1,000 ;. No. 2. 25@ic; 5.00; wolverine, No. I, #1.00 0; marten, No. iynx, No. 1, ¥.50@ 26.00. sreer Wine N Dbase, # COPPER nished boll cold rolled, ner 1b; sh and flats, 28 per (b, WIkE-Jnp. barb, &, . (RoorFNG=Charcol, T 0., T, : steel nalls 3 20 per 1b; sting, 250 per ib; pit 112, 80.00; T SHERT [IRON- SOLDEI—Strietly | TIN PLATE-] coke, 4x130, 112, ¥ SHEET 7 Ae, BLOCK TiN—Small pig, 5 per b ALVANIZED SHEET IRON—Discount 5019 per vat. plan. iron, No 27 A, 10550 o per 1b; har, 00 Lumber. uotations are for carlotson board cars at 1t 101t 1816 2 o 22 500 $15 00 815 ot 0 817 00 13 50 16 00 ) ) 16 00 1500 167) 16 00 1600 1600 17 00 16 00 17 00 18 00 NCING--N0. 1. 6 in. 12and 14 ft No 18 e 1686 £i0007 4, $1000; " No. andl 14 ft, vf, $04.00; 3-1n, $14.00;° No. 26 in. 10 ¥ in,$i6.0% No. 6 12 and 1er 8$5.00; 4 in, 00; O, §17.60; B, com, $15.00; ft 24 ft 00 §18 00 00 18 0 0 18 (0 50 18 00 gxit. 1000 5 19 N 5 10 00 16 00 16 00 nil 16 11, LOORING—A., D i B 6=l White' pine, #16.00; D, 3 Bl ite plie (sel. fencing), $17.00; drop sid por Mextra. K BOAIDS . #4800 B, 12 sis, 161, N 12-in, s conimon, ! Bl 8! No. 2. Miscelianeous. hides, 3t 2 t0 40 1hs, silted hides, In lu 1bs,, 5 flint hides' 5e; D Sheen pelts™G en sulted she: ach, 10@20; wooled oarly'sking No. 1, each, dry” flint Kunsa butehe wtml pelts, per pound, netual \wh.hl. 10314150 int Kunsas and Nebraska murs i W0l Dolts, Derpound, - netuil Workt, Wi 12¢; dry flint Colorado but er wool pelts, per pound, netual weight, 10 dry flint Colo- lo murrain wool ]ll‘“fi. per pound, actual weight, 8i10¢; dry pieces und bucks, actual welght, 70 BioKony Nurs—Large, per bushel, 8190, holee stock, 1146 Hemlock sluughter sole, % loek dry hide sole, 2aMe; onk i French lap skins, $0ca#1.10; @2.00: A eri i gmlock salted hiae , eac (short wo dry she [ Ll Americin hem ock kip, goat skins. | BRAN-Sucked, pe 221,00, Hoxey—White clover, 1 1L frames, 18e; 21D frames, 17c. LIME CEMENT, E1 filler Dl Gro uiney wh { Milwnukee c English P rk pluster, #: t Dodge pluste P. P hair. per bul 0.00; chopped feed, per 1b, it I tallow, NES—In oar lots only—Dry buffalo, per ton, B0 1500 dry country, bleached, per ton, $10.0062 1400 v counir; durp and meity, per ton, 8021000, These g o for banes welzhed in Chicago. BLACK WALNUTS—Per bushel, #1, CocoANUTsS—Per 100, sacked, bulk, COAL=On board cars at Omaha—Anthracite —Chestut, range ind rion: grte, 0. Sott conl —Olo. 1 outhrn Tilinois, wilnut biock, #.25; Towa lump, £.15] A CitksN TS Large Ttalian, 503 Helena, Montana, The elty of Felena is locatod {n the beantifal Prickly Peir Valley is substantially bullt of stone and brick, widh kood hotels, churchés, schouls and allmodern conveniences of lite. The'society Is ex- ceptionally high class, having u o A e ce 1€ bn uneq o ‘Tenched by luxurious trains duily, with through dining ears, on the GreatNorthern and Nor. lern Pacitio Railways from St Paul and Minn apolis, or from Kansas City, via Un Rufirond. Low rate round trip' tickets. Montans hus dozens of brond vaileys f feor- tile with tho deposits Of Ages that farmors find in them a paradiss o produciiveness anduhome mar- yiel dvamntages of Montana fn tho winds of the Pa- cean modify the temperaturo to the degreo which aflords the highest physical comfort. The air 1880 full Of 02008 Wi 80 exbilerating \n (ts efocts that the continuoed existence of disease s un impro- bability. Consumptives find fn the almost constant » slon of bright sunshiny da dies 1which so0n drive away thelr worst symp= tome, and a quick tncrease of appetite and flesh (udi eutes an early return of health. ¥or full information, address, L. G. PHELPS, Sec’y Citizens Committce, Hulan Monlana. GHRISTIE LATHRDP Commission Co. 809 and 811 South 13th Street, F.rst National Bank llulhllnu. unlo& Bonds, pxecuted for the purchaseor sale for oreiture delivery in all the lead- arkets. Grain, Provisions, Order tmmedli ing x Private Wire, T0 Now York,.... Chicago, ... 8t Louls.... Correspondence, | Keunett, Hopkins, & Co D. R, Francis & Bro, OMAHA Manofacturers” and Joble DIRECTORY. rauswiok-Balka Jollender C\ Billtard merchand i, Saloon 1. 400 8. 101 Omaha. om John L, Wilkie, aha paper box factory, 18171310 Douglay, Orders promptly flled BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS Law briefs, bank suppltes, and overstulng ln the “Omaha Republioan Printing Oo,, printing line. 10th and Douglas streots. Ackermann Bros, & Buml«e, Printers, binders, clectroty fac 116 Howai Manufacturors and job- bers. 1109 Toward streot. Williams, Van Aor- nam & Harte, 1912 Harney stroet Omaha, Neb. turers r3, blank book manu streot, Omaha. BOOTS AND SHO@3. B Oharles A. Ooe & 0., | Kirkendall Jones & o | Whe Age ber Bhoe Co. slesale Manufactur's nts for Noston Rub 1102, 1104 and 1106 Harioy 8¢ w. V. Morse & Co., 8hoo Factory, Cornor 1111 and Douglit ste, Oma A call nte invited xamin ——— BUTUHERS' SUPPLIES, But. Tools & hc 1 Louis Heller, chers’ and Packery ipplios. Boof % & shoep caslage 116-1113 Jack son & —_—— OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETO. Oolumbus Bugery Oo., Carrlages, carts sulkles, ete. G CARPETS, Omaha Oarpet Co., arpets, of} cloths, mat- tngs, curtalngoods,ato. 1611 Douzlas atront. ). Fdwards, Manigor. Omah WAGON W. T. Seaman, Largost Varict S AND CARRIAGES OLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl. Manufacturers & Wholo slo Clothiers, 1109 Harnoy St. OKGARS West & Fritscher, Manufacturers fine clga Jobbers of le, 1011 Farnam streot. tobaccos. @ N Duun, Armstrong & Co, 1ith Steoat “Hello!" 143, —_— e COAL, OOKE, ETO. Omaha (oal, Ooks and Lime Co. Hardwnd soft cosl or. 16t and Douge Ian stroots. Coutant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ship Hulbert & Blum, Ohto Tump, Rock Spring! Excolslor, Walnu t bl eenod ut, anthracite, amithing steam. Oftica 314 8. 15th st o | AW Oftice 119 N, Harmon & Westh, Aemolump, Eagle lump, alnnt olock and An- thracite ¢ 16th stroot. American Fuel Co. dealors 1 minous coal 215 8, 15th streot. Nebraska Fuel 0o, 2138. 13th street, Omalia, J. Johnson & Qo 2188, 13¢h stroet, Omaha, Neb, Mount & Griffia, 2135, 1th stroot, Ouwaha, Nob. " 0 P. H. Mahoney & 05, Hard ome Coal—Soft. ©a 813 N. 16th and cor 10th and Douglas sts. Howell & 0o, 2178, 1uth wtroot, Omaha, Nob. Johnson Bros,, #14 Farnam stroot, Omabs, Neb. R Havens & 00., 1602 Farnam stroot, Omaha. CORNICH, e S Eagle Oornice Works, ’ Manu facturers of Galvas __Izediron Cornice. Window eaps, metnlicsk lights ete. 1110 snd 11 Dodget. Gal D eapy, fintals, ir F. Ruemping vantzed fron cornices oriner windows, 3.1 ete. P ‘onand sisto roorer SI1 Farnam DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo,, |Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry Dry goods, gouds, ‘notions. Cor. 11th and Howard st furnishing my s. | Corn Goods 0o, foots novions yonts urniaiiing goo14 o 11th and ilarney ELEOTRIG AL SUPPLIE} 3. Wolf Electrical Oo. Catalogus Tlustratod freo, 1614 Capito Avonue. FARM MACHINERY E (¢} Parlin, Oreudorfl' &: Martin 0o., Corner Jones and 9th sts. Omaha, Neb. 154 General Skandia Plow o, 0- 1831 B . G. Northwall, wostern ngont man ave. Broken Bow Roller Milling Oo.. office an 1012 ) 8. I, Gilman, 1014 N, 16th streot. C.E. Black, F‘URNITUEE Dewey & Stous Fur nitare Co,, Furalture and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnam stroot, - Manager. M cor. @ 8 R T. C.G. Underwood, AND Ohas, Shiveriok & Co, Davis Mill o, agor at Omabia. Sth and Jackson sts. lomens Oskamp, Mf'® of ready b Juck M -1215 8. Dh stroot. CARPE IS, Furnlicre and Carpots, 1200- 1210 Farnam St, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Schueider & Loomis, Jobbers and Importers of notlons aud furnisiiog §00as, 1111 Howard street. 5T Gent i b cor. Bobmsou Notioa r.mmmn. Koods N ucksk s, shirts, o 12th and Howard sts. ] GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Qluss and Paint 0., 1405-1412 Harnoy stroot. Ouahia, Neb. 1. A, Fuller & Oo,, 1602 Duagine Strast, Omaha William Cummings, 17 and 619 Bouth 16th 8t Omahia, Neb. 06~ Blaks, “Bruce & 0o, 905 Lasavonworth st Or.aahn. Neb, T GROCERIES, e Paxton & Gallagher, 106-711 8. 10th streot, Omaha, Neb. D, M. Stesls & Oo, 12011205 Jones straot, T M 1403+ Sloan, Johi 9h and L eyer & Raapks, 1405 Harnoy stroot, Omans, Neb. n & Oo, venworth atroats, Omali, Neb, Allen Bros., 1114 Harnoy stroet, Omaha, Neb. MoCord, Brady & Oo, 15th and Leavenworth, Jwahi, Nebraska. GUNPOWDLR. Hugh G. Olark Genl Western Agent Dupont's 8p powder, Atlas bigl e Blasting caps.tu 1418 Harney streot dun HARDWARE Rector & Wilhelmy Oo Cor. 10tk and Jackson sts Guatis | mos- Hardware 0, 110 Harnoy stroat, Vinalia Nes. [Tioo-Olark - Andreesan | ~ — FUR, WOOL, HIDES, (hso. Oboras & O, B138. 13th streek Omaha N Paxton & Vlsr\mg Tron Works, Wronght building work, o brass work, §on foundry, machine blaeksmith work. U. Ry “nnd 17e 8. Works, 1ron, wite andbrass w'ks, 5128, [Gth stroet W, Boohl, - Rees Printing Co. Lithographing, Printing ‘and Blank Books. 11th and Howard S, Tler & Oo., Hauor Merchants 1110 1larney atr Manu factur sa Kornody's st 1l Bitters R. R. Grotte, Importer and Jobber of Wines and Liquors And Teavenworth St Price lists on application and cast fron Aeme Iron and Wire Propristor. 408-1412 Laaven worth VORKS, Works, Manufirs firo and buret proof aa work, leoi ihutury aa Wilson & ano, M'fg tubular fluos box botlers, tanks Plerce and 10th streets, LITHOGRAPHING, LIQUORS, William Darst, Liguors and Gonulne N vada Clgars 1205 Douglas Street L. Kirsoht& Co. @ W. Douglass & Oo. Hardwood Lumber, 190 North Oharles R, Les, Tardwood lumber, wood carpets nnd parquet Booring. 9th ana Douglas, oth Stros Fred W, Gray, Lime, Coment, Fite,, Kt Cor. 0th and Dougla, 0. A Stonolill Millinery, Notlons Clonks, Bto 116118 8. 16t 8¢, Omaha | Max Mtyer & Bro. Oo. W'z Jewolers, dealers in musical insiruments, et Farnam aid 16th, +Wholesale LiquorDeslers MUSIO. AL INSTRUMEVPS HTO A A. Frick & 0o Wholosle LiguorDeaters Imported. Americ Tand G 1yl Quincy White Las St Wyatt - Bullard Lums ber Oo. 20th and Trard Streety, Louis Bradford, 92 Douglas strook, TALLO !l J. 8 Bmith ——————————————— " Omaba fafo & Irop. vaully, Jal fire asonpes. Arremietit inckion ' an il Wines, Liquors and Ok 1813 Farnam 8t., Omahy Frank Dellone & Co, ey John A. Wakefield Lumber, 1tme, comont,otd MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, | 1. Overfelder & Oo., {uporters M 208,210n1 | reet nd Job Inery A Howpe, Jr, Planos, Organs, Artistd Materiis, £to, 1513 Douglas Ktrooh OI Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and lubricating Olk, axlo groass, ot .11 Bishoh, Managor. A Booth Packing Co., Oysters, fixh and canned RO0ds 1808 Leavenworth, PAPER. Carry a full stock of printing, wrapping and writing paper, card pa~ por, etc. (LS. Carpenter Paper Oo., | Patt & Oo, “Tiger brand,” fresh oysh ters Omahabranch £15and 817 Howard, |Gota, siiver ana ntox plnting on all_motal Ribbel & Smith, Denlers In_country prod: 1307 Howard atreot. 0. Rosso & 0o, Forelgn, Californta and tropleal fruf 1218 Howard stre Porter Brns, 0a, Callfornia, Florida ana tropial fru 801-811 Jones street O.W. Dutis, - Managor etables, | JIOMMISSION. Schroeder & 0o, ‘ash burers butter & egzs, and gonoral o miaslon morchanty, 423 Soutn lth atrésh E B. Brauh & Oo., roduce, frolts of all Wihas, oyaters, 1211 Ho ward stroos. Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard stresk Write for prioss onbuge ter, oggs. poultry aud wamo. Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry 1200 Howard streot. Butes & Co., Country produce, frults, gotables, yrocors’ speciultios. toas, splos, ole. 417419 8. 1feh §u Omaha Rubber Co. Munfacturing ana job- burs all Klnd s rubbar Ro0ds, 1008 Farniam straet. SAFHS. A. L. Deane & Co,, General agonts for Hall's Nafes Soath 10tk St Omahn. 821 anc BASH DOOES, M. A, Dishrow & Oo., Manufacturors of saah, doors blinds snd Mouldings. Branohof- Hoo, 1260 wnd 1iard sty SYRUPS. Farrell & Company, Wholosale manfactirars )lusies and vinogars, 217219 Bouth Sth atroet. Consolidated Ooffae (ompeny, 1l4and 418 Mirney st Omaha. Nob. U. 8. Wiad Engino & Pump o, gy wina g s B iy aabag, Orane Company, ¥loso belting, packing, steam punps; plambing & 92224 ¥ treot TOYS, H. Hardy & Co, Toys, dolls, albums, fanoy Kuods, house farnishing Kkoods, children's car- | Hlugos. 1319 Furnamst. | UNION STOCK VARDS Boyer & Truitt, | 666 Kxchange Butldiog, | South Omaba. B J Uuflmsn, Bmiley & Jo, 2 Exchange Butlding, Bouth Ouiaha. Wood Brothers, Kxchange Butlaig, South Omata Olark & 0o, Butter, choove, ogEs, poiltry and game, 606 Bouth 1th atroot “Williams & Orm Profuce and fraity 1214 Harney strom RUBBER GOODS, HTC. S —— g SHEDS. Emorson 81 Oo,, Sexd growers, deviors ly gardon, yrain raiaa 421-43) Routh 15th. Bohu Bash & Door Uo, Manu facturers of mould- Ingy, bilads, doors ato 16th and Clark stroots. STOVES, Daffy-Trowbridze tove Manufao'g Oo., Munufartur'y stovesal Jve pip 1213-1215 Lenvenworth s THA, OOFFEB, SPICES, OIGARS, —_— gy SI‘F‘ AM AND WATER BUPPLIES A L. Bm.n,g & Sonsgy 102-1004 Farnam stroek Omaba, Nob. TYrE. The Omaha Type Foundry. Priutors’ Buppiles New nd machie 1118 Howard stroeh Eee————————————— SOUTH CMAHA 0., . - LIMITEQ fet e Ly LIVE SIOCK COMMISBION, Martin Bros,, 450 Exohungo Bullding Chricayo #Exainge building Bouth Omalia, “Hunter & Greon, B0 E xchay Bouth Omana, —— bl South 1164 s ool 0,010 rapintod —— / r