Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1891, Page 6

6 TIE SPECULATIVE \RI\ETS Wheat Holted and Hestates All Through the Session, BEAR REPORT FROM THE JIM RIVER. | Blow and Tedi the Corn Pit-Hutchingon Oceaston- ally Supports the Oats Mar ket—Cattle and Ho s, s Changes in CricAco, Jan 14 Ber]—Firmness i ketsat the close [8pec al Tolegram to Tie the board of trade mar: yester lay noticeabl agaln thismoming, Reccipts of grain were slightly over the Jow estimates of yesterday, while the recelpts of hogs, as wired from the yards. wore for the first time fn o week under the estimate The wheat market was the most hesitating oneof the session. The news was favorablo o the Lulls, but the bear party Is strong tho short interest slow to cover. There was nothinz significant in the apeninz, which was at the top price of yesterday, at 06%c for May. | o ck to 09%0. At this polnt an 10 be felt. New York boat loads of No 2 red for export to Por- tugal woolly on the owed a de- cerease mountaing of 125,000 bushe!s and a decrease of 414,000, Now York wheat and Baltimore | the threo ports wheat and flour wero equal to about 19,000 bushels of wheat. There were some California reports of drouth and Haines at Minneapolis wired Dunham & Co. that all but two clevators of the entiro system in the Jim river country that $pink, Brown, Walworth, McPherson and other coun ties hid no wheat und furmers prospects for | the winter were poor. Later in the day the | broak fn silver at New York weakness, The action in May was as follows Opened at 963¢ G40, up to 0714 with perhaps s sades at 07 to M%ce, up iitge and Bo3e, the price at 1 o'elock Tho best early was by Bloom, Dupee White. Pararidge sold and sold again, pressing the decline and stop- ping theadvance. Logan, Cudahy and Bros- sean all sold early. Themarket acted tired and heavy half an hour hefore th Tho fallure of n stock house at Philadelphin and o weakness in silver encouraged the selling of wheat late In the day and the market closed heavy at the hottom re. at 96e for May. January was quoted at %'5e o 90¢ to Yuke at the closes July at 01%e to $2%¢ tod1%e at the close. It wiis reported that 120,000 bushels of wheat here chianged hands to go to store and to Bufalo on the Parnell and Mecla. On the curb, puts in May wheat were %60, and calls o7e. There was nothing to effect the corn market toduy except to follow the Indications in wheat. The range for My for the entire ses- sion was barely 150 and the changes were very slow and tedlous. The price started at b sold at e L5k to 5 e to to to s2e at 1 o'clock, The buying around 52%c and 52%c early was very confi- dent, and later in the day the some corn was offered frecly iptswere Tittle better than the estimat ntat 7 ars. More liberal estimate of 104 cars for Thursday had some influence against the market. Better cables were on the buyin, sldo The pit was very dull the last hour the close indieated no material cl i yesterday cornbeeame quite urgent just b ose, when it down to52ige, with the close at y at the close was inul s, ¥ nt Sige. M were for puts and and Tngs put the price 1 the bull reported nine wheat worked Bradstrect's ablo ast of the news b fizures ava stocks n Pacific const stocks ared 24,000 bushels of rels of flour. In wore elosed; caused some At Lttered to 0 opening buyl and off to 104 [ privileges at or ealls, The outs murket supporicd at ti Hutehinson, but | A under the 7as a tame affalr. Tt was s by a little buying by 1ot the day the prices de- offcrings by Schwartz- ])upl 2 and fn sywpathy with the other n kets. May sales were at 4630 and 46%¢ wnd off to 43%c at the close: Junc was e and of todic. July was quoted ut 42, Nothing was done inJanuury. There was fafr activity at times in provis- fons but on the whole the ma t was slow, Instead of 45000 hogs there were 40,00 re ported at the This encouraged cor- widor wrly for Tecovery apened with seattel arou £10.90 Wnd $10.0%5. but $1095 Whs bid AL once rice nioved up to $1L07% before tl Crom this there wasen reaction to $10.07 the close was at 81L00. Junuary el R10.5: February at #1050, makin the net ga for tho day 10 to tae. The rhet W Jory narrow, botween 8610 and 86324, mostly forMay, closing at#6.50 or 240 up; Fobraury, 85.00; March, ®ibs were o little firmer and’ closed "at %507 for_Junuary and ruary and %5 for Muy. For tonorrow recefpts are estimatea PRICES AT the CHICAGO. oOMNMODITY R “ivpioisay Wikai- ay iy CouN May.... OATE— May Poitk | May.......| 10 9734 BHORT RIS | 560 PENRTr 1no: 8 27340 50-1 PRICES AT coMMOnITY aseun g [ swpIaisay, Witgat T May WA o i s..:lu“ o8 it Bk P 403 4641 4094 Board Notes and ¢ Corn—Exports fourteen luads, part No. 2, 80y delivered. P S The closo s strong, with good tndications of a further ndvance. Exports of wheat and flour at Now York and Balthmore equal 10,000 bushels. Recelpts of hogs ot six points show more than on the same day lust yeur, Estimated for Thursday at Duluth, 17 cars whont; Minneapolis. 256 ¢ars, inspeoted, o2, Recelved at Chlcago 81 wheat, 1 corn oats. Inspected, wheat, 35; n, 10, oats, 52, Bradstroet's avallablo stocks of wheat east of tho Kockios decreased 560,00 bushels 1ast week. Belrleln. who does considerable brokers nge for Ed lzcon, has been . big buyer of May corn. Cudahy has sold wheat through brokers and resumiably through Cadahy, Fowler & Ster- ing. Pardridgo s also seiling, Tattlo his bull}.lll o fulr quantity. weather relievos Lfornia messiuge says: r.-ru ours that would result drouth, but cool rlous ‘darmi otherwise, conditions point to a crop.” Kennett, Hopkins & Co's eable; L wheat no pressure to seld, prices unel Liverpool - wheat steaay, moderate prices unchunged, market closed quiet, hn Dupeo hus lought and is. still lurge quantity of “wheat. Gilford toid ehwartz 100,00 bushels Muy wheat at 07 . Fatimated for Chicago on Thursdiy | Whoat, rn, 1645 0ats, 163 Beebohm's Oablo—Oirgoos off coast, riner corn firm. On passace, whe corn_firm. Wheat, English firer; corn, firmer: flour firy 1aid coliler. Liverpool, wheat steady. W. G, McCormick & Oo inneapolis wires most « im river valloy hay Soven or eight Of the best wh marketed allof their available wheat. This {8 not confirmed by the northwoest recelpts. Kennett Hopkins to Christie-Lathrop Corn Co.—This st bulge was apparently due to covering by Py Hoard Charley Behwartz tell” hlm he was & £00l 1o give six- teen brokers the same order to buy wheat, Thut the crowd got onto It right away und bulied the market. Bradstrect Exports of brendstuffs for the monthof December, $10,136,78% dec: 7 31X monihs, 846 dooreuse, §li 81 #10,000.840, nbe Increase, §1,88, Wi Ancreasc, §.00 - 1‘\11:\- Tal ol year, 881,690,02; decre Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to Christle- Lathrop Com. Co—Wheat cables, private, coming firu a:n- rally and bringing ‘orders. Considerable »ssip. 15,600 “Continued re ndon niged, ur buying wheat Impre fore ther fn and corn to Swartz & Co.— the elevators in the 0 closed and that teounties have dridge. »oe emand nt New York, the old order for Lis- n, nine loads utun»x options, were bought and reported to the office, hus been completed | pork s five fonds of red . 0. b, «hon husiness, five londs ot Ippors since Tast evening, Corn wanted, but beld by the purchase besides which red were tiken by mo-tly Kansas red too firm F. G. Logan o Ben B, Brya Ma it have but withall this there Is v seculation without 1t we eannot hive ich, if any advance, Corn-Fairly steadys ors wore gool sellers at the open s wore active MeCormick & Coto F. . Swartz & ( wheat matket today has becn very tive and has at ol times Shown o strenzth | which looked favorable for higher prices, h has been counterbalunced by tromen hanmering on the part of theece or four Al bears. The news was generally bullish Ables wero reported strong. Recolpts in the northwest were not lueges nine boat londs re- ported taken from Now York for export. 1t was reported that Toledo, Detre Buftalo prices were above us on eash wheat and our Chieago shippers are quoted a8 snying thit S was freely bid for No. 2 red, this being an ad- vaniee of fully 2e this week All of these influences availed butlittle against the lond of short wheat which was thrown on the market, Everything ered we think the marketshowed fair strength | and it remains to be seen whether the beirs will find themselves able to buy back toduy's sales without o good round loss. | Corn was inactive, with very little outsic business. Tho course of the niar 18 e trolled within o nyrrow ranze mave: | ment of wheat. Provis fir with mueh Gmproved cl Sovoral brokers had buying ord ind lots of and ribs, Which 1 s shrewdly surmised were for o packer who has been the most prom nent short seller Kennett Hopking to Christie-Lathrop Com. ©o.—A prominent loeal operator underiook to bull wheat today and worked the price up 14e on purehises ageregating upward of 1,000,000 bushels. To keep the ball rolling reports wera circuiated by an nso that a few houses hoere are short largo Hines. Tn addition Pard- ! covered freely. though afterwards ho as much or more. Inspiteof all this and good cables bringing some export orders it was found impossibie to maintain prices I'he crowd who had tailed on early to wh promised to be something of n bull move sold out tok the short side agal at ¢ which ~ was tonched few mnutes before the elose. market Jooked very weiak, but thero wis such frec covering by shorts and_ buying against puts that o furtior decline was pr d. The outlook Is not promising for prices for tomorrow, but this 1s no faalt sltuation. Trade is 5o lzht tha ntial bears dominated the m call and put market in corn early, s belng the buyers later, Commis houses ‘were goneral sellers, amongz th Bartlett, Frazier, Counselman and Hutchin- son.Oats_qulet, with littlo demand, lower market. Provisions, rather a small business today. Sgme conntry buying stimus Tated the market, Which afterward receded Pork 181 higher than o yesr ago today and hogs 25¢ lower. Stocks now more than double quantity held o year ago. - Lower pricesin the near future secr; asstred CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. consid W y thi or, Tho On1eaao, Jan, 14.~[Special Telegram to Trr BEr,]—CATTLE—The business was fair and prices ahout steady at o decline of 13¢ to 25, thatsetin on Monday. Good to extra steers are not at aill plentiful and th are more cows and common stock amor receipts tha for any time for a past, and although cow stock is se lower than last weck, the same ood prices, and but for the gro the run would be selling for price The stocker trade shows . fair degree of w tivity und prices are yet strong on anything desirable. A load or two of extra fine steers, averaging over 1800, sold at nd ner primo steers at $4. s, $.0004.50; comuion, ers' stoek, HoGs—The trade was rather stronger than otherwise on choico heavy, Soue sales atde advance, but light grades, especially light mixed, showed little or no advance. B eipts, not only in Chi 20 but elscwhere, are disappearing, tne number in sight atuineleading points in the west belng 15,000 to 20,00) less than yestel rlla Rough and ¢ 345 prime 1 butcher weights, 8,00 butche- tive and ucs good to 50: prinie he 155180; light sorts, §3. FINANCIAL. New Yonx, Jan Speclal Telegram to THE BEE[—The mes went ueross the water from Wall street last night were almost imperative to forelgners to buy American stocks now. London was o zood buyer at tho opening and the murket responded, The open- ing wasstrong at smull fractional gains, gen- erally over final figures of last evening, but Sugar was up | per cent, Northern Pacifio pro- terred % and Missouri Pacific 3. Thero was some hesitation in early dealings and small fractional recessions were the rulo through- out the list. The strength of the market, how- over, soon asserted itself. The fmprovement, however, was small, and while the activity was great no movement of importance took place. Aimong ndustria both Chicago Gas and cotton ofl certificate wero especially strong, the former rising 1% per cent and the latter 21 per cent on comparatively heavy dealings for that stock. zar, while most active after the opening at &3 was held in that vielnity until la n the it declined to S04, but It recovered aportion of the loss. Luckuwannn was weuk a point and dropped buck to 13, After 11 o'clock the was an easier feeling for a short thine, and declines of 34 to % from the host fig- ures oceurrep. This was followed, about niid- day, by & good recovery, with Burlington at @i St Paulat 53 Union Pacifie at 48%, and Lackavimna at 1883, There was zood’ sup- vort all through the fist. There was o good wdyane In Chiey Gas lute in the buying by insiders. ‘The price rose to 4 45 points up at 4ide, | out steady s [ uion y on s and ud stocks he close. troubles, fic _euch 155, Room ction before another The sales were 308,000 show traders look healthy shures, The followIng were the closing quot 8 Northern Pacitic ... US4 ¢ a0 preferred.... .. U8 4igs rogular SN U8 4k coupons o proferre Pacinic s of New Yorl Central Pacifie B D& B Chicago & Alton Rock istand Chie Burlingion M & St proferr & Q il & O Hiinots Central do preferr. L, B& W Union Pacifc Kinsas & Toxas 104 W 8t 1 Lake Shoi e8| do prefe Michig 3 Westorn Unlon, Missou iy 1l easy ; closed ANTILE PAPER XCHANGE—act] for advance, 1 oG Central. . iiic ONEY—On c! RINE ME STERLING €914 per cont. S per cont, id strong; Wall Strec Strong except higher prices, prospect of free coinage does not anpear orable to Wall street observers sice yesterday's speeches Kennett, 11 commission ce het London Ins & Co. to Christie-Lathrop any—It is quite o strug and old ones in the stock markoet f old bulls who have sold out utlower prices making threatening remarks as to what they will do. Kennett, Hopkins & Co, to Christie-Lathrop commission company—1he stock market ned under the intlience of higher prices in Loudon which miaterfaily iner the dis position to buy stocks, whicl wis strong yes terday afternoon, T were more outside than i the sousc o the adv wid lers, S0 prices oSt without S Wis i exception stronz and held 1ts strength the though not closing quite at the top pri change in dir tion of this corpur hus taken has been e favorable to the best Interes the com- pany and stockl S0 approved of the passing of the dividend, bolieviig thut the money ean be better used for enlarg the plant.such expenditures inying the fonn- dation for lurger profits in the future. The kot hus hiud o strong underton with- standing its periods of « buyers Bave came in on” encl i 15 dening. speculn- © realizing sales and condtion of its emi- unusually uctive certificates. Speculation the vote which is expected fobo takenin thesongte. The market closed itns, but irregular, Money has been eusy. Sules, 8,220 shares 4 g Mining Shares. NEw YORK, Jun. 1.—[Special Telegram to Tne Bee]-The followin: ure the mining stock quotations; Aice. Ad Anp Belcher Colorado Co Con. Cal. & Va. Eureka Con estake The Coffee NEW Youk, Jun. M, Tue Bee)-Coffe 5215 poluts up: closed steady to 610 up. Sales, 17500 bags, including Jinuary, $16.500 16.55; Fobrunry, $16.00016.05; March, £16.8515.9; traders in the W e This Piul has beon 1 faceof Lhb ox tons isidering the unsettled Thore s been culation in sil 15 nervous pendin 500 40 0 THGrn Siiver... Ontario Oplir Sier, St 130 100 ) 1 (0] Market, [Special Telegram Ovtions _opened to firm; THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: !ItuLINDAY JAN ARY 1.». 1891 Max. usd00is4s: Jupe, Septomber, ¢ Rio, firm; PRODUC l n i"k ET. Jan. 1 Ci1eAao, Tame; cash, Wic; Corn-Steady ; cush. 4% Onts—Ilasy; cish, 2% Rye—Steady at 101507 Barlev--Stoady ut 7608 Prime Timothy Flnx—Stendy at 81,21 Whisky 3104 Stendy; oash, rd-Stondy Short Ribs—Stendy s Flour i $4.60a5,0; - winter pute &30 4,00, Bulk clear, B tor Ments Quie full Steady; frosh Unchanged ; 44e: green salted o bull, fa7es dry ealf, S Tullow—1Unchanged \e; No, rake, 4o, Eggs Hides salted, Flour, bbis Wheat, bu hu Oats, b F143570 14, 015,25 e fair cargoes, 1 p. May, Muy #1047 15.85; Muy 96,2714 onsh. unchange Shoulders, 01 short Fibs, creatiery, N w Y shels; #1063, woik CoriyRRe bushels; spot s vitor: (0% Gles options, elosed ensy Oints—Recolpts, 18,00 bushelsi spot w mixed westorn o options weakers J Coffee up; Febr 10¢. nK, Jan XPOrts, 22,000 red, $L057 Tn el 0. bi options ¢ je fower; No eipts, | udy 14 N Options elosed e Petrolenm S2es Quict rd—Opened Firm at #.27 cash, §.8214 close gei July, 1198, July, ‘ o mbor, 10,007 Whent- @10.50; ts, $.70w5,003 30714 Ma springe May. £1.1074.20; £1.0061.5.03, 16421 croam Young Americas, light ) 1t 8¢ dr short dadry, cheddars. 10@ ayd 108, nA heavy green gnited bull flint, 83 dencons, solld Wheat Spo ator; each Pactiod, yoned' strons 10% 0 afloat; ur Janus Bushalst No, 1 white westorn, .v.u.»‘J Hiry 51te. Stendy, United close Steady; western, stronger srn steam, 3.0 asked; wostern 10 Strong croamer Cheese Elgin, st Lovts, Jan. May Silge. Irregu Firm ¢ Stron Buttor= Unol hanged; dairy, @22 S0 crearery, Wheat dull ut 0 1 anuary, expOrts, 14, Recelpts, $hipments, 118,000 0000 wded mixed, b y closed 50 white, exports, 5210 points 4 07616553 ruL; CATEC centrifugals, stundurd A. , February, Te. and hit Sk Lhard, J . 1north May, #3i50; 2northern, Januury, siet KANSAS Citv. Jun. I red. cash, 800 bid, _Corn-Steady; No. dy; No. 2, MILWAUKEE, Jan spring, cash, 8820 Coru—Iiri; No Oats Provisions—Quict; closed weak; Aairy, 45@6%0. 487504 o 14.—~Wheat—Strong; wary closed at cash, L 40%c 2@ <h wheat low shipments, 100 nuary, n, Junuary on t e on and Feb- ack, 001 No. on track, ST@sse -Wheat 2hard. cash, 82 bid; Junuary, W LIVERPOOL, mand fair; ern spring, Jan. 1 holders s 8d; Corn—Tirm; 55 Thad per cental, CINCINNATI, Ja red. A\ Corn Easier 14, Outs. Whisky —31.14. LIVE STOCK, Jan, ket stead 5403 ‘common stock, 8500180 stocker cash, #5¢ Stoad, e bid; 2 cash, 47X¢; bid; January, Junuary, 14.—~Wheat—Quict; ; May, 90ie, i, 40150500, Dull; No, 2 Wwhite, 4631614e. pork, May, 8iL.0° Steady er moderately No. 2 red western winter. Recoipts, 40.00) b demand falr; Wheat aker; No. 2 mixed, No. 2 mixed, to prime, & I ster; 54e. ac 14.—Oattle—Recolpts, extr mixed western, No. 2 14,000 steers, .2 @ bu'tel murket active and strongoer; rough and conmmon Hight mixed, 5452 prime hecp—Recoipts, activeand g 4,004, st. Louis, head; snip fair ' to s, uncy mixed, nd buteher welghts, 8. 8,000 head; i westers 3 Lambs, $5,0026,00, L4 .51 @3, market more ) #.40@4.75; natives, attle—Recelpts, 20) head; native st stockers and feaders, 2,103 s—Receipts, 11,00 | ek openéd st L 83.40@3.50; mixed, $5.10Q3.4 head; shipments, st feeders, §1.850 Hozs—Receipts, 1 head; market strong OMAHA MARKEIS. OMARA, sers, £1.7004.00; cows, $2.0007.25 0 hea e ight, 2,100 arket steady; BI0@H00; pments, 000 od highe, light, 8.2 20 Recelpts, 3,000 rket st stocke: OATTLE—Estimuted receints of o compared Wednesd moderate both stec others i at stead vpr Hoas—Estimated as compired with Wednesday of Tast w slow and steudy (o Lz prevaiied ive and strong sold. The w0 i@ with y of | y uctive D25 the prices p ¥ 4 yosterduy and $.5 Esvimated rec lower. stock steady ood feeders are in den receipts the yost g0 ot bulk ht, 8.0 yostarday St week with butcher ot shipment all grades, $3.003.60, and The market the best dy s und 1857 grades of hogs yesterday and he and d 5,400, 616 ket opencd iter u better closed prices. sellir 3.40. Ipts ) yostere The i westerns. Disp. n Showi ctased o this markot T a8 com pin Wednesdiy of lust niarkot 04N, of Stock, z the number of hoad of stock pur- as reported avor: of sheep 1l 543 Wedn is stoad paid vy, o of A with B as by the weightmaster of the Stockyards company for Junuary 4 CATTLE, Buyers, Swift & Co. .. The The Cud It Becker & D Lee thschild . bt & Steplien” Van Su Nels Morris. Shippers and fesders HOGS. The Cudahy packing company Omuha packing com pu Swift & Co The G, H, Shippers and fecders.... 1080 1040 1067 1048 1063 1220 1018 118 1042 115 101 124 STEERS, 1M w7 e 012 1020 il ond pack cows, 200 10 10 10 10 Representative Sales. BTEERS, 0. iammond picking company. Ly packing comp No Av. 107 10 “ YEARLINGS. 14 20 1. 1 1" b 112 1 1200 118 1157 118 11 1076 1171 Pr. 300 30 moa00 1 M a0 1 STOCKERS ASD FREDEIS, 5 4.0 200 SO T 0 3110 MILKERS AND SPIUNGERS. calt calt 1cow and 1eow and 1 springer 2 milkers, cach HEENS, 1. 150 00 COWS AND HEIFERS. 0 STAGS, 300 WESTERN CATTLE. huyted cors, liny fod Craw ford ws, hay fed 0 steers, hiy fod 44 steers, hay fed Ir 2308 00 40 1 (0 No. ) AND RO 103 [l 4l § 2 [ 134 2 1595 1052 Mark -t Mentio The com firm of Juckson, Maley & Co. has been dissolved. Lafayette Thurlow of the stos while tying un unruly steer yester noon, bud his arm bone fractured, ards force, Ly ufter- OMAHA ll'lllll.lN_lLl-; MARKETS, Provisions, Fresn Beer Ovrs—TRolls, 8c loins, He; sirloin butts, 54¢; e; StRip loins, founds (run rounds (rump on), 5c; rounds (sh boneless rounds, 41 chucks, back halves, 4¢; slolder loins, No. 1. (Stect, T52t4e; beef loins, No. 2, 10 @11 beot loins, No. 1, fe; beef ribs, @se ribs, No. 1, W06sifc; syeet breads, per doz, te; kidneys, eucl tails, each, de; livers, , euch, 4c; boef tongues, ) off rk off) o3 plates, Bge} clods, 4izc:’ beef ssed mutton, 8t < of muttol of mutton, 10, K loins, ‘i 6e; shioulders. 5 |m4 Ik hones, 2e; dressed eaned pigs’ feet (per dozen), Sle, rough ned plas’ feet perdoren. sde. S30kED MEATS—Sugir Cured--Hams, 1 to 16 1b average, 8ge; hams, 20 10 22 1b average. Sig hams 12 1) age, fog sk iae; shoulders cleir breakfast bacon, 746 boneless Uretkfast bacon bucks, Gie; honed ham, 7e; Californiu, or plenic huaws, die; boneless ham, Tae; 'dried beef hams (sets), Tlac; dried beof elods, Ge; shortspiced rolls or ham roulette, 6%c; smoked beef tongues (per dozen), #.60: " special hams 12 to 15 Ib average, 1Ue; special, boneless breakfast bucon, 1ic; selected dried beef hur insides ' and selected wide clear. breakfast, £ MEATS—Faney hieht welght short clears. short clears, 5! snort Hibs bacs shoulders, 4140 clear bellies, S e r hucks, blae. SvokED MEATS DRy SALT light weight bacon short cl 6ic; shortclears long clears,ic; cloar backs, Gec; elear bellies, 6ie; <houlders, 43c. SWEET PICKLED. MEATS— Hams, ticrees, 8ige; shoulders, (N. V. eut) tlerces, 5e; bellies, tier Oalifornia ham, tierces, Sici be w barrels, $12.00; 'rm',n rels. 100 1bs, $10. tende Cunep—Fanoy (s 63 short il barrels, £20.00 fghth barrels, 25 Ibs, & Lani—ture leat, per Ib, tlerce busts, 6fic: compound. perib, 't Dasis, are’ lurd, hor b, tierce basis, Ge; kettle red lea f ard, per I, tierce busis, (i BARRELED PORK AND BEEF Mess pork (ne W), 810.30: family pork, 8075 back pork, 81 short cut L11.50; Loneless pig pork (funcy). :\Hu mess beef, $5.75; plate beel, ¥.00; extra plato beef, $0 Xtra mily bes boneless), # W; rolled b (bone- Tess), $8.50; runip butts, s, O1Ls—Prime lard ofl (winter st ned), extra lurd ofl (winter strained), 451 No. lard ofl, 41¢; No. 1 lard oil lard oil, J0¢; extra neat's foot oil. oil, dic. SAUsAGE sage, 41 65 -nll 47e; extra No. 2 tallow Smoked sausage. L bullk, Frankfurt s polish fongue sausugc above prices ward o1 suoked hend choosd 7o; knobluuch sausuge, S sumner sausige, i @ for lots of 50 pounds and up- a less quantity a le more. oceries. California—Aprie TN DOUTs, White aufnces. fes, #1007 ‘striw- ooscherrl plums, green anned ' fruit apples, i-1b, §1.10; ; ‘gooscherries, Buitl: more standard i strawberrics, #1. wspherries. $110: biueherries, 8130; rod rasp ries, $1.50; bluckberries, cherries, : pineapplos, sliced, 8 40 Quarts, per doz. perdc 3 buik, per gul, $1.20. Olive oil, 4 pints, & doz per cuse, 81500725 wiNEs, Colnac fle. and, i1} ail twine, £rapos, cherr blackberr [ s, 22,50} Lums, p,l S0G01.00, Peaches, second il 4 07 11 ons Cotton twine. ) bules. 18} 200; cand 40-foot cotton clothies Hie, §1.4 on clothes line, 8165 60-foot ssal G0-foot Jute, Se; wool twines, 8ige nilln rope—All sizes from 7-16 to 1 in, 14e; s rope, all sizes from 7-16.10 1 in, 81 e W pro- cesses,” all sizes from 710 to 1in, 4¢; cotton rope, i n. 16e SoAr=-Ciistile. mottled, per I, 100; do white, perib, Hei laundry. soup, per 100 burs, §.150 00; shaving soup, M0 per 0z tllet sowp, wkes per Dox, S0 lines, M ulated, B-1b boxes/zoper Ib. ARINACEOUS Gaobs—Hurley, 3%c; . 8500 Split peas do; grecn peas, real, bbls, #5706 Balf bhbls, &h00G: wcaronl, 12¢: vernieclll, 12 oca, 6 linn beuns, e 1o MAPLE SUGAT—Par i) 1805 10¢ cakes, 90-1b boxes, 1bs'in box. puire, Lig. -t parior. 0 o Siin $190; warehou 1 boxes, 1-1b bricks, Country Produ AME—A few rabibtts w but there wus no estential chu » in pri Some cotton talls which did'not_arrive In good con- dition went at o apd some good Jjack rabbits brought only #2.40, Burrer—The recelpts of right good country butter are not heavy and seloct rols good enough for the ity trade are going at 16L170, A larg dpmpnulnn of the arrivals has to be disposed of tospeculutors at 9@12¢, creamery 24 EaGs—A good many oges sold at17e with o fow cases going to the trade ut 18¢, Shippers bought round lots as low as 16e, Povrriy—The demand is not Chickens. T@sc; turkey, 10@11; ducks, 6G10¢ Tvery active, gevse and Fresh Fruits, Per hox, $.7544.00 Chioleo stovk, $.00@1.70; cy, ORANGES— Mexleans, boxes, #4.00; Floridas, bright. #.00044,25; russets, 8.00; California nu- £.50; Riversides, $.00. HANBERRIES— Funcy (ipo Cod, 812,50, APPLES Por bhL, #.50%500, Giapes—Concords. held I cold storaze, 60c per 10-1b buskets. Malaga, #0.0.G8.00. TANGERINES LEMON 5,00, v, RT. I nigh Cream, eye, half . 10, vis Mill Co,, 0; Blue D, full patent, atent, ¥, speclal royal 70; Minnesota patent, &2 patent, No. 1 and 5 Hawk= tent, usas hard whoat wheat pitent 8, F, Gllman's medal, $270; fnow White, 2.10: Snow Flake, £.00; low gradu, $1.60, Broken Bow rolier mills Cream. £.70; Myr- alm. #2200 XXX, 81807 Fidelfty, ot Chief, #2405 Datent, ¥2.0 cndy o rilse buekwheat flour, 5 i buckwheat 0; Slup #2.45; Nebraska spring Vegetable CARBAGE-Chofee stock, 830072 o inferior stock sold down to £.75 LE1TUCE—Cholee stock, 4. SWEET POTATOES—The supply on the market 15 10t Targe and consists of Towa and Kansus stock prineipilly. Quotations, @450, ONIONS—Offerings” not ana_demand ale at #1150 per bu grown stock, Spunish, $1.60 per erate BEANS—Cholco navy, 875 Hungarian, .40, CrLERY-—Cholee stock KUTABAGAS—Somo chojee selling at 65¢ per bushe PARSLEY —ETesh stock PERSNIPS —Por Db, £2.3 BEETS=Per bushol, § r crate. Lurg for home medlum, #.50; Michigun st esh Fish, ake—Silver herring, 6 perch b, dressed and sealed. 8e; p ekl Eei steak trout, Sei trout, chiofe, e porfect wliite fish, 0c; pike, round. 9¢; stripped buss, Tled I ¢ Black bass, 16e. Sea—Cod flound- hlie Colunbia gul, $1.00, round. fie; d, rotind L 0c; smelts, 10c e 1 snnnper; e bloe fsh, 20 170 lobsters, 18¢i vels, 18et river salmon, 8e; mackorel, Targe, shrinps, per gal, $1.50; seallops, Furs. large, (0270¢; No. 1, medium, 1y stuall, $0@4ue; Nos. 2, 8 und 4 Raccoon-—No, 1 {0c; No 0.1, medinm, 40 dand 4, Musk Rat—Fall, 801 Skunk—Black, 40 rod, No..1, 810 40az30¢ 3 No. 3, 20 Mountain Wolf ~N¢ @1.30; prairie wolf, No e, Heaver 2.50; No. & b Otter—No. 1, Tirge_prine, $.0027.00: No. medium, #4.0005.00; No. L small, $2.50848.50f L 3 4, H0eii8 Wild Cat—No. 1. 40c; No. 2, 02 Opossu—No. 1, cused, 10@15c; *Ro. 1, open, 200 No. cub, No. 1, full furred, 5@ Black., 11 #1.0005.00, Buckski I sun No. 1, #10.00@20,00; grizzley. @ 10.00] per 1b, T5e@81.00; tall, ver 1b, 2@ t e It per ope, per 1b, 1@ elk, per Fisher. No. 1. @5.00; marten, M No. 2, 25007 1ynx, No. 1, 8 NO. 1. $4.00@6.00. #.00 5.00; wolverin L mber. Quotations are for car lots on board cars at Onah DIMENSIONS— 121t 14 ft 4,815 00 £15 (00 X0, 15 0013 00 X8, 1500 15 00 3x10. 15 00 15 00 SXI12 16 00 16 60 axito) §x8 16 00 16 00 FENCING—No. 1. 6 in, 1 .1, 6 in, 16 £, #10.00; 4 1 14 £t, of, 314.00; 4=in, 11, 816.00; 4 in, $10.¢ . #15.00; 4 {u, $1400; No. 3, 6 i $114.00. 161t 18 16 2 o 22 3 00 #1550 $16 00 817 1550 16 00 18 16 00 16 04 17 00 ft 24 ft 00 §18 00 00 18 (0 18 (0 18 00 19 0 18 00 14 ft £10.00; No. 14.00;" No. in, 12 and 14 ft, 10 1t, 815.00; 4 fn, SIDING-A, 12, 14 und 16 ft, $2.00; C, B, 12, 14 and 16 21, 820,505 D, 31450, BoABDS—No. 1, com. $15.50; No, 2, com, $15.00; No. i con, $15505 No. 4, com, $11. FLOOIING f-in, white pine, 0; 9 10 00 f, $19.00; 26 in, 16 1750 ;i O B, -in. White' pine, £16.00; D, $20.50; T ite pine (scl. fencing), #17.00; drop sid- per M extra, STOCK BOARDS ~A\, 12-1n. 81 ; B, 1 mnion, £48.00 Himon, 12-i. No. 1 conimion, #18.50, AP &iT10 12-In, sls, 2. No. 2. No. 1 plain, Sand 1) in, 1,0, G 8 ved roofing, 1 FINIsHING—1st and 2 cl., 1in, 135 and 2 in, $49.00; id clear, 11n, 115 and 2 in, §7.00% A. select, 1in, 2, 841 115 and 2 in, $45.005 B, select, 1in. &', & i35 and 2 in, #0.00; ¢, select, 1in, s, & 13 and 2 in, 5,00, A, BB or O'seleet BouTnens Y flooring, 1316, star. tlooring. 13-16, # iling 8 istand 5d and 2d cle and 2d o 30.00; 18t and 8000, PoPLAR Luyner—S8-inch and up, st and 2nd cloar. 1 inch s's. £5.00; 8-mel and up, 15t and 2nd ¢l 5 inch panel £0.00, Sasi, Doons, Tur board, sush peret; doc ct; Dlinds, 50 per monldings, 50 per ct; tarred felt, per ewt, 2.10; 28, §43,00 a1l 16 £t $1.00 extra. Tow PINE—Ist and #21.00; 13-16, 2d clear com 528, from 13 I & '8, fron ¥ P cusings, $0. 0. inch, "well tubinz, U, & M. D. & H., flat.” $20.50; D -inch 00; plekets & 1., 8q. 890,50, i cloar pine, $1.90; clear 580 White -ml'lr 6 fnch, 3 white inch, hite ced hi, round, Tennessee red cedar, split, H §inch, i split Miscellancous. y 15 selling ontrack at Omaha 0 yutplenty heavy enough w s quoted at for the £5.00005, BrAN #2100, Ties Sucked, per ton, #21.00; chopped feed, Frozen hides.4@4'4¢:No.1 green sulted e No. 2 ereen sulted hic e No.Tigreen sultod, hidlos 2510 40 Ibs, doie; 0 salted hides AT 1 calf, 8 to 15 1bs. 7e; No. £.3 3 No. 1dry flint hides, 7e; No.2 dry Se; Noi dry sulted Lides, e Green s 1, euch, shearlings (short wool N@e; sheariings veal l'r\\m)\ pelts, pe \ 100 1415¢; dry flint Kansas T Wwool pelts, per 1b, netual welght, 8@ flint Colorado butcher wool pelts, pi actual weight. 1001210 “dry flint’ Colorado murrain wool belts, per (b, wetual weight, & dry pleces and bucks, wctual weight 7 Iickony Nvrs—Lar, LeATuER—lemlock S| por 1by hemlock dry hide sole, 0w hooalf skl rhushel, § ghter sole. “2@200 20@He; onk e 31.10; slicep skins, . 0@ lover, 1 500@31.00; 1b frames, per Ib, 2 1b frames, 1 ME CEMENT, ETC.—On board car r bbl—Ash’ Grove lime, o mpion , &0: Quiney whiteS0es Lonisville cenient, Milwauke ent, $1.45; Utlea cement, Enslish Portland cement. $.45; New Yorke pluster, #22 Michigan plaster &2 00; Fort Dodge pluster white sand, §2.00; P, P. hair. per bule, i1 ) TALLOW AND GREARE—Tallow No. tallow No, 2. se, whito rons: t Omuha 1, BY@c: gronse. Prime, 16425 BoNgs—I ough tall ur lots only B16.00@18.00; dry countiy, F100021500; dry conntry,d 210,00, 1llalo por ton, bleached, per ton, mp and meaty, per i © for bones Miieago s—Por bushol. $1.25, UOCOANUTS - Per 100, sucked, #.50; bulk COAL~On hourd cars at Omaha—Athraite, Chestnut, 0 and ex,85.0 per ton; grate 2825, Soft conl —Ohl i Southern iilinols #4050 wilnut block, §.25; lowa lump. §3.16; Towa nut, 8275, CHESTNUT rze Ttalian, 15¢ per 1b: GHRISTIE LLATHROP Commission Co. 309 and 311 South 13(h Streat, F.rst tional Bank Building, srain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Orders exeeuted for the purchase or sale for fmmedinte or future delivery in all the lead- ing maurkets Private Wire. T0 New Yo } Kenne opkins, & Co HNow Yo | Kennett, Hopkins, & ¢ St. Louis DR s & Brot BLAKE, B\)Isfl VAIN & CO, London, England, ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & CO., Amsterdam, Holland, BANKERS. Buy and sell American securities on commission »a Londun aud on sl Continental markets. Nogodtions of BV L0aus § Syeesity, Corvesponderts, K, Frane | OMAHA Manufacturers’ DIREC " BILLIARDS. The Brunswiok-Balke | Collender o, Bllltard merchandisa, Saloon fixtires 407 400 8. 10th stroat, Omaba and Jobbers’ TO RYa BOXEH John L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box factors, 1817-1310 D, 1 Orders promptly flled, S ————————————————— | BOOK BINDERS Omaha Re: Law brie prin & STATIONERS, ublican Pmmuw Qo,, . bank supplios And eversthing In the line, 10th and Douglas stroats. Ackermann B Printers, bindors, clectrot ros. & Heintze, trpers, blank book manu: fncturers, 1116 Howar. straat, Of ha BOOTS AND SHO®S3. Manufacturers bers. 1109 Tloward stroot. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1813 Harney stroe, Omana, and job- Kirkendall Jon &0o Wholesale Manutactur's Axents for Boston Rube o Co., 1102, 110 Hnrhey St W. V. Morae & Oo,, | Ehon Factory, Corner 11th 1 DougIns sta, O Morciants {nvited 1o call and examine, e 'BUTOHERS' OARRIAGE‘! Oolumbus Buzgy 0., Carringos, carts et Q.D. Eawards, Manngor. 813-510 South 16(h. BUOGIE sulklos, | UPPLHJS Louis Heller, Butchora' and Packers' Touls & Sup lioot, hog & aheep easings. m,m.m-.mh fTOA W Emmuu, |Omanw's Larkest Varioty | WAGONS AND | CARRIAGES —_— CARPET‘% Omnhl Onrpuc Co,, Carpets, of cloths, mat- tngw, curtatn good 1611 Douglas stroot West & Fritsoher, Manufacturers fino clgars Jobbers ot leaf tobaceos. 1011 Farnam streot. Dean, CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturors & Whole- wnlo Clothiers, 9 Harney St 3. Oo., @ N it St “Hello!” 1430, L DAL, OOKE, BETrO. Omaha Ooal, Ooke and Lime Oo. Hard and soft coal 8. E. Cor. 16th and Doug- las str Hulbert & Blum, Ohto lump, Rock Springs Excelsior, Walnut block, ecrcened nut, anthracit, withing, steam. 8 16h at. an Fuel Go, Shippers and dealors In anthracito and bita- minous coal. 215 8. 16th straot Nebraska Fuel 0o, 2158, 13th streot, Omaha, Neb, J. 7. Johnson & 0., 2168, 13th stroo, Omaha, Nob, Mount & Grifin,fi 2138, 14th stroot, Coutant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ell; pors, 1308 Fnrnam Omaha “Harmon & Weoth, Aeme lump, Engle lump, Walnut olock and An- thracite ool Office 119 N. 16th street. reet, P, H. Mahoney & Qo Hara Soft. Offices $13 N, 16th and cor. 10th ana Douglas sts. Conl Howell & Oo., TS, it stroet, Omutin, Neb Joknson Bros,, $14 Farnam stroot, Omaha, Neb. 0.B, Havous & Co,, 1602 Farnam stroot, Omaha, Neb. Omana. —_— CORNIC B, Eagle Cornice Works, Matiu facturers of Galvan- 1zed Iron Cornice. Window capa, motallosky- lights eto. 1110 and 1112 Dodge St. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo,, Dry goods, furnishing &ouds, ‘notions, | Cor. 11th and Howard sts. F. Ruemping @alvantzed fron corntces, | Dormer windows, dant eaps, Anils, ete. T ironand slito ‘roofer. SI1 Earnam St xupmmi Kooh Dry Goods On, penia furnisiiing gools Corner 11th and Harnay Dry go —_— ELECTRICAL SUPPLIRE Wolf Electrical Oo. liustrated Catalogue freo, 1614 Capito Aves FARM MAOH Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co., Corner Jones and 9th sts. Om: uo. FLO Broken Bow Roller Milling Co.. Office and warchouse, 1012 N, 16th stro 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th stroot. C.E. Black, - Mannger. FURNITURE A Dewey & Stono Fur- piture Co., Furnituro and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnom stroot, INERY, BT " & Nurtnwxll neral western a, Skandin Plow Co out R. T\ Davis Mill Oo., ©.G. Underwood, Mannger at Omaha. Cor. §th and Jackson ats, (‘lcmenu Oskamp, M'f'g of ready to ralse S1ap Jnck Meal, taos cakes In the world, 12 215 8. 20th street. ND CARPE!S, Ohas, Shiveriok & Oa, Furnlture and Carpets. 1200-1210 Farnam St, GENTS' FURNISEING GOODS, Echneider & Loomis, Jobbers and Importers of notions and furnishing go0ds, 1111 Howard stroot. 7. T Robinson Notion Co., Gents' furnlshing goods. By Amstrong & | | | [ W » 1m W @ 13 M 116 o A A Qar v P Lithographing, and Leavenworth Carry a Geo. Oberns & [ B1I . 19th stroet, Omaba. IRON Paxton & Vwrlmg Iron Work: it fron work, eoglnos, Brass work, gane foundry, m blacksmith Ry and 17¢h at ine k. U P, Acme Irnn and Wiro| Works, B, Wit and brass wiks A1% 8 it atroot Boui, - Prop LITHOGH otor. Ruw Printing Oo. and Biank Boo 11th and Howard sts. ng | FUR, WoOL, HIDES, TAL 7.8, Smith & ( 4081412 Lasvenworeh s Omahs. W& RES, Ouabs Eafo & Tron Works, Manuf'rs fre and er\fl Proot mafos, waults, I work, Lron sk ll!x firo eaoapon, ¢ dreen, Tk, ackson sl Wilson & Drake \| 'e bular flues, e bot bollors, tanks, Plerco ani 10th streats, RAPHING. o SUREPY T —————————— LIQUORS, " Tier & Oo., Liquor Morchants. 1117 Harney stroot anufactie'rs K Tonst India Bltters R. R, Grotte, porter and Jobbor of ines and Ligiors Seh Prico llsts on application L. Kirsoht & Oo., Wholesle LiguorDealers 407 And 4008, 10th 8t. W. [‘uu glass & Oo. Hardwood Lumber, 10 North Oharles R, Liog, oth Strect Hardwood lumber, wood onrpets and parquet Hoorng. oth and Douklas, Frod W, Gray, me, Comont, Eto, Bto Cor.ath ant Douglas sanody's William Darst, Wines, Liquors aad Ch gars. 1313 Farnam 8t, Omahy Frauk Dellone & Oo, a Cigars. Douglas Liquor vo 120 A, Frick & ., Wholesale LiquorDealers K04 - S48 10th St “John A, Wakefield, Imported, American, Pord Jaud Coment , Milwa uke Eiydraulio Ce ment ag Quinoy White Lime. Wym Bullard Lum- ber Co. 20th and laard Streots, ——ia Louis BrAdfor.l, Lumbor, lme, coment, ol 23 Douglan st sl B MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, 0. A Stonehill, linery, Notlona Cloaks, Eto 1188, 16th §t, Omaha Max Meyer & Bro, Oo.| g fomelors, dealers in | musical instruments, eto, Farnam and 16th Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and lubrioating 1ls, axlo gronso, oto. L Bishop, Many, Booth Packing Oo., Oysters, fsh and cannod | B0, 1308 Leavenworth, PA!‘LR rpenter Paper Co., full atock of rinting, wrapplog and writing paper, eard pa- er, olo. Rubios SO | L. Oberfelder & Oo,, Niliners nd 212 South 11tk 208,210 MUSICAL INETRUMENI‘S ETU 0 T A. Hospe, Jr.,, Planos, Oraans, Artistd Materlals, Eto,, 1515 Douglas Stroet. ——eeeeeey Platt & Oo,, | “Tiger brana,” fresh oyse tors, Omahabranch, 815 und SIT_Moward. — ey PLAI‘ING- -~ [Western Plating Vi Gold, silvor and nicxel plating on all metals, | tabieware oto. replatod Pollshingbrass & ohage dellor work. 1114 Dodge Ll S Sihoa bl e ettt | PRODUCH, COMMISSION. cal Man 8218 M. 2 Mar d M Wh | GLASS, PAINT, Kennard Glass and Paint Oo,, 108~ 1412 rney stroet. J. A Fuller & OJ., 102 Douglys Straoty Owahs, Neb. William Cummings, 817 and 619 Bouth 10tk St. Omaha, Neb GltOChRIh‘H Paxton & Gallagher, | 05-711 8. 10th streot, Omnha, Neb. Blaks. Bruce & Co, Ov.alia. Neb. Moyer & Raapke, 14681405 Harney atraoh Ouaha, Neb, D. M. Steele & 0o, 1201-1205 Jones stroot, Omaba, N Sloan, Johneon & (o, $th and Teavenworth st Omala, Neb “Allen Bros,, 1114 Harnoy stroet, Hugh @, Olark, Genl Western Ag Dupont's Bporthug powder, Atius high Reotor & Wilbelmy Oo Cor. 10t and Jackson ats Gualia MocGord, Brady & Co, 13thand Leavenworth, Nebraska. Lee-0lark - Andreean Hardware (b, 1108-1110 1nrnoy steosh iuslia Noo. OIL AND DRUtJ o | i | | | | | | i Forelgn, bersall ki A Generalagents for Hall's | Ribbel & Smith, Dealers in_country prod- uce, fruits, vegetable: et 1207 Howard streot. 0. Rosso & Qo, Californla and 4 streot. " Porter Bros. 0, 1tornl tropleal frutts £01-511 Jones strast. 0.W. i tia, - Munsger. Kllbnhbmuu & Sous, Butter eggs and poultry 1200 Howard stroot. Bates & Oo, produce, fraits, ycars wplces, AIT-410 8. Tith St Florlds and | Sohroeder & 0 Cash burers buttar aa ‘eags, und gonora) 00 mission marchants, 423 Houth ith wireos E. B, Branch % Ooy Qo,, Produce, frufts of all Kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard strost, | Robert Purvis, 1217 Howra sirees | Wrlte for pricos on bus ter, cgks, poultry and Olark & 0o, Buttor, oheese, oggy poiitry and gamo, 600 South 15th streot. " Williams & Groas, Produco and frults, 1214 Harnoy strost RUBBER GOO. Omaha Rubber Oo., aufacturing and 15 rubb go0ds, 003 Farnam straot. {4 SAF L. Deane & Co., Safus, | South 10th St., Omuhn. and bAk)H DOORS, A. Disbrow & Oo., wufacturers of snah, srx Llinds wod | ouldlngs. Branchot- and Teard sts. SYRUPS, Farrell & Company, ol syrups I80uth Sth stroot Enerson Boel 0 aelers | , Graln a0 0 growers, gardon, yr Houtt 1ith. BLINDS, BI(C. Bohu 8ash & Door Oo, Manufscturers of mouids gy, bitadi, doors, ol 16th ana Clark stroots. STOVES. | Daffy- Trowbridz: za |8tove Manufao'g 'JJ. Manufactury stoves aLava pip). 12131216 Loavenworth at, —_— TI‘A 0( JFFEB, S8PIOE: “Consolidated Coffse " (ompzny, 4 and 1410 haraoy st Omaia, Nob, CIGARS. — T“A'VI A\TD WATER SUPPLIES 0. I i Hose e [% L & e I 8, Wind Lngme & Pump Co., Niduy wind mills. 918 1 W20 Jones st G, B, 05, wcting mAnngor. Orane Uompany, be m pur ing, packing, . plumbing goads, 20 Faruam strost TOYS. H. Hardy & Co., #, dolls, albums,fancy furnishin s, chilren’s cas 1319 Furnam st agon. A. L Strang & Som, 1002-104 ¥arnam stroeh Omats, Nob The Omaha Typs Foundry, Priaters’ Bupplies. New wnd second-haad Waollnery 1115 Lioward strcet. m—————————————————— SOUTH OMAHA UN ION STOCK VARUS CO, - LW!TLD Lth STOOK Boyer & Truitt, 800 Exchango Bullding, B ] ® South Omaha. J. Goffman, Smiley & Uo,, Exchange Bullding, South Omabia. Wood Brothers, cxchange Batlding, Bouth Vmebha COWMIHH!O’\I [ Martio Bru f 4-% Exchange Bullding { e & Exchanie Bulldiag | 7RO Dman Hunter & Green, 0 E xcbunge utlding Bouth Oman, ———