Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:-BRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1801 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bhort 8:11ing and 8pring Weathor Will Come to an End Togather. WHEAT BEARS DO SOME BOLD SELLING. Corn Has Less Rallying Power Than Wheat--Good Business in Oats on a Decline—Oattle and Hogs, ‘/1110AGO, Jan. 16.~[Spocial Telegram to Tie EE])-There was no specifil feature to the early business on changa. There wasan ab- sence of fmportant nows and of outside busi- ness. First pricos were steady all around in sals, and hogs opened higher on light ro- celpts and higher prices at the yards Tho end of the first hour found all the markets heavy and at lower prices. Two things became quite apparent {nwheat today; there must soon bo an end Lo the tre- mendous short selling by cortain parties, and an end to the springlike weather. The signal service indicates that both may terminate In less than twenty-four hours, when an ex tlonally cold wave is expected tosweon the bare wheat flelds In many states. The selling of wheat today wasof u bold charac- ter by the bears and rather discouraged ing out by many bulls, It leaves the market in shape for a violent reaction of the weathor and other conditions change materlally. The action of the market was a dragging, heavy ono. May started Yo up at barely touch 05%c, sold off to ©64e. rencted slightly, und then went off to 060 with a recovery later to 95¢ at which point. the market was pegged at 1 o'clock with little doinz, Liverpool eables wero quictand stoady. Bilverlegislation had no effect. Buffalo ro- ported a heavy absorption of whoeat by tho millers. Country polnts reported local mill- ors drawing freoly on the stocks. Indiana re- ported the fields in bad shape tor extreme cold weather. re was a very boarlsh dispateh from Olymipla, Wush., glving the stato yield of wheat 27,000,000 Instead of 8,000,000 us given by the government. No one believed such stufl. The bearlsli feature of the day, hoy: ever, was the continuation of the liberal re- celpts as the northwestern markets. Even the bulls concede that the Dodge figures for the northwest were too smull to correspond With the receipts. Export clearances wor small with but 1500 bushels of wheat trom three ports and a moderato quantity of flour from New York and Baltimore. Theselling forthescason was led by Pardridge, Far- num, Sehwartz, Poole, Lindvloom and Logan. Buying on break was led by Lognm & Co, White & Co, and McCormick & Co. to cover. Mulr & Kam- meroralso bought. There was o little fm- provementin the feeling in wheat before the close with the lust sales of May at 96ic and anxlous buyers at that prico after tho elose. January was quoted at90ige to 9ke to8se to 8%c at the close. July sold ut 61%c and 91ic 10 01Y¢, elosing at O1ie. Cars for tomorrow, 87 On theeurb puts on Muy wheat wore ut WU@KC; onlls 0613@90% . The corn market had even less rally Ing power than wheat. The two markets actcd much the same way. Liverpool cables were, early, 4d lower and. with no out inspeetion, shipments were down 0 91,000 bushols and but 000 bushels cleared from Atluntic ports. crewaslittle tolielp or hold the market price. Recelpts were somowhat under the es- timate at 10 cars, but the estimate for Friday was larger at 233 cars, May opencd where it closed at 52%c and after acting heavy went oft %e tobl%c on some free selling by Norton- Worthington. There was a littlo rally from this when asecond dip put the price to 51%@ 6% c and the closo wasat 5325240 bid, Feb- ruary was quoted at 49%c and 48%c, clostng at die; July at 52%@5o and 524@52%¢, closing ub 6214@2%e: May corn, puts, were 51 calls, 024@ie. There was a pretty good business In oats and the market showed about the same de- cline as other murkets, The selling was led by Sibley. Tuttle, Furnum and and Schwartz. The buying was by Hutchinson, shorts and the country. The receipts were # curs over the estimate, at 183 cars, and for Eriduy 180 ears. May sales were at 45X@45¢, Glosing at #ige, or Jcunder last night. Junuary was at 4o tod2eto £24c: June, 4540 to Hde to Hi{e; July closed at 41ge. Thone ws from the stockyards was different this morning. Tho recoipts of hogs were less than 10,000 and prices up 10@15¢. This started mess pork up Le at 110 and, after touch #1125, there was a decline to 81100, a recoy. ery to811.05and the close wus the bottom for the day and 230 underlast night at 810,075, January wis quoted at #1045 and 10,95, Lard sold to higher, carly, and back to last nixht's gures at the close. Ribs ucted with lard. e business was moderate, F. G, Lozan & Co. to Bon B. Bryan: Wheat opencd at 0oe for May with heavy offerings, s0ld down t0 053¢, closing at 064, ~ The chur- acterof the market s sealping and until more 18 known of the growlng crop we do not ex pect to see much change. Northwestern and west- ern advicesare strong, Tho southwest and foreign ruthor weak. The demand for whont for domestic wants is good, New crop options are acting us o hewvy welght on May. July 1y selling at 1o toullie and wenk. Corn closes weak. Receipts promise to Incronse and with any moderate increase pricos will bo lower. Miy now solling at 52¢. Oatsure fuirly stoady, Provisions dull; Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to Christie-Lathrop Com. Co.—An_effort was made to rally the wheat market early but the d 1 sufliciont to absorb ‘the offerings und prics ageged OfF, ubout the only appurent support being shorts, who covered quite froely, tuking long wheat thrown over fn lquidation. A ood deal of beurlsh news his been in elreula- (luu.mu.flul’lluun'llnl)h-. like the report that Washington had raised . crop of - 2.000,00 instend of ubout #,000,00, us reported by the overnment. The stagnation in trade Is what urts wheat. Ttleaves the markot continu- ally under ‘the control of the beurs, who are aggressive and bolleve In much lower prices. Oneach “decline longs are shuken, the bears g money and the situation coes not Improve. In the spring we look for u decided change. as wo betievo the scarcity of supplies will then Lo apparent to all, but It 18 a long time to walt, and meantime tho big bears may foree prices considerably lower. Corn-—Login McCormick and other houses with 8t. Louis connectio werosollers of May corn. Local longs also sold through brokers, and shorts covered, The market closed rather firm. Oats aso but & steady local demand atdde held the market. Provisions dull. As wo had a good trade In Do % ubor, Which is usually quiet, may have n dull January, though busineds s forieraily active this nonth, * While hoes wora agher €hero was no disposition to by tho roduct. The long Interest is very largo. Local feeling favors an ndyance wher the hot supply dimintsius. There s some hops y et of & Junuiary bulge, though the expectation his Leen considerabiy modified. s PRICE COMMODITY] iRy 6236 5% nuo 665 o 3021 POIK- May....... BIORT Rins| May...... LA R~ coMMODITY, WiEar May, July. Cony~ Aay.... OATS— May.... b g L Board Notes and wip. Weck's packing 623,000, same woek your ag aigek's packing your ago St. Louls: Cush oats, He. Recolpts of bogs at six points show 6000 more than the suwe duy last year. Bt. Louls—Puts on May wheat, 83%c; calls: %0, Corn, puts, 40340; calls. 4vige Ohlcago—Puts on May wheat, ®o; Soe. Corn, puts, 51Ke; calis, ske. St. Louls shipments, wheat, 11,607 bushels; corn, 12,007 bushols, oats, 16,501 bushels. Total oloarances four ports yestords Wheat 18,185, corn 44,29, 0, tlour 4,070, Keunott, Hopking & Co. to Ohristie-Lathrop Com, Co.—An Ohlo letter says that wheat wus uever ln better shape than now. Advices wheat, %%c; corn, #8ke; calls, {fferent, saying that Tho ata cold wave would do Tndiana are fin and Is bare and t g damage. New York clearances 960 packages of flour and 16,00 Lushels of whoat. Baltimore clears 13,818 packages of flour, Pardridgo Is thought to he bushels of wheat, The market but much more wouid st The crop of wh high ve sold 500, takes It well, 7,000,000, The price It sold ut 4 In October, 187, and 1n May, 186, it so1d at 724e At 040 a m. wheat was tame, trade re- stricted. noching dolng. V. White and Pardridge the sellers, Komerer & Malr the buyers, As showing the tendency of the Inent trader wires: hink I ¢ 250,000 bushels May wheat at ®c this mont marke prices asked but buyers reserved. Liverpool wWheat murket quotably unchanged butburcly muintained, rlots today Ch 0 wheat, 76; corn, 140; 181, Estin ed tomorrow wheat, #2; ats, 185, Minncapolis receipts, Duluth receipts, wheat 12, MeCormick to Swartz & Co—Provisions opened hilzlier on receipts of hogs 11,00, un- derestimated. At the advance the market was tremely dolt and 1t would not take selling to depress it again, B rhohm Cable—Cargoes off coast steady, There appears 1o be & continua 1 demand Murk Lane prices unchanged. Iverpool wheat quict but steady, prices unchanged qniet, French country markets un- Consols, money and account casy, ubout as yesterday. W. G McCormick & Co. to & Message hero f Olympla, Conservative estimates muke 25,000,000 The government report estimates v 8,000,000 in Washington, though the bulls claim the erop of the Pacific coast and north- west 15 underesilmated by the government roport, Kennett artz. & Co— Wush., reads: the crop over Hopkins & Co. to Chrlstle Com. Co.—Huve been talking with Cudal, and asked him how he accounted for hog golliug helow the peico of i year ao 81 highor. Ho sald that he thought t prejudice against the prekoers wis and they were now willing that should niake a doliar or twoon pork. Then ho winked. Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to Christie-Lathrop Com. Co.—The reports from the northwest aro rather conflicting. A firm which has two men has this from one of them: “Estin stock in hands of farmers are too hig don’t think reserves are over 10 per cent. Othersays: “Receiptsat all stations doubie those of a year ago and will keep up for a month yet W. G, fck & Co. The wheat market closing at a slight r Lothrop ates of to Swartz & Co.— has been dull and weak, action from bottom prices. The news ©us been conflicting. Ohlo reports the growing crop in magnificent condition, while Inc roports hers s suffering fron dry weatlh Cubles we firm but dull, and exports were small. Keeelpts in the north- West were only niodc Tho troubls with the market s a lack of fighting bulls causing a dugree of debility which makes tieslugging of ne or two bears compuratively safe. Tho er tho murket which seems to go down t d punishment. At the closing we noticed sonme buying which we believe to be for old fushioned “bulls who huve nerve o s d still durin and take a decided There without doubt a ver short which ‘may prove the bull factor later. Corn was fulrly active, lower and weak, The recelipts are Iiproved somewhatand the mar- ket is in no condition to withstand then, as bulls are doing much as they dare to, we still fecl Learish. Receipis of hogs, 11,00 under estinated, which advanced prices of provistons at tho opening, ufter this the niar- ket Leeame very dull and nothing dolng the balanee ors sold very moderately, hut it took ve all offerings o depross the market. which looks weak and bids fair to be lower tomorrow. CHICAGO L1V ORICAGO, Jan. 15 Tal Telezram to Tur BEE.J—CATTLE—There was littlo or nothing new fnthe market. The run was moderate, tne weather fine, the demand fafrand prime at prices that looked ratherhigher than yesterday and a good deal higher thun on Monduy, yet the great bulkof ordinary fair to good steers shoved little or no chango and the same may be said of common and medium. A large per cent of the arrivals was again mude up of all sorts of cows—good, comi~ mon and canners—nearly ull classes selling a good %c lower than lnst week. The stocker trade was active to the extent of the supply and prices remain strong. $ix loads of prime and extra steers sold within a range of .23@ 540, and several loads of choice at $4.80@5.00; fair, #4,00@4.% 1o, §3. 083,75 and bulls, #1.5 stockers, 8357400, Was agaln active with an upturn of 1lc on nearly evepything. Com- mon light mixed were at $34003.50; peime packers, &.00@3.65; prime houvy and butcher Wolghts, €306@0.75; ity 8150000, FINANCIAL. of the sesslon. Iy STOC NEw Yonk, Jan. 15.~[Speclal Telegram to Tike Bee.(—To the public It would lock as it the silver bill had proved a booweran in the stock market. Instead of a Jump in prices and a wild career of buying the warket opened very much depressed and continued 80, with tho exception of a temporary rally, helped by London buying. The first price were nvaria- bly lower than the finals of last evening. the losses being generally swall fractions, but Union Pacific was exceptional with a loss of 1 per cent at 40 and Sugar Refinerles 1 at 81, Sllver cortificates came in, of course, for a large share of attention and while they opened unchanged at 1074, the sharp declino 10 105% followed on large transactions. The market for stocks was narrower than usual of lute, although there was greut activity among ufew leading shares. The declining tendenoy Inthe general list was soon checked, and ceverything wasbrought up to about the level of lust nlght's figures. In this recovery, N n Pucitle, preferred. rose to 71%, Chi- s from 43 to 4415 Suzar from 794 to 804, Unlon Pucific from 46 to 473, Missourt Pa- olfic from 00 to 07%. The general weakness roturned about midday and prices went be- low tho bottom figures of the morninz, es- pectally in western stocks. Atchison went off to30%. Burlington to 0214, Northwester 1074, Rock Island to 70%, St. Unfon Pacific to 464, Missourl Pacific to 6/, The room was bearish from the start. The ad- vunce has been on professional trading. Ma- nipulutors availed themselves of the helpof tho stiver bill to hold the market while they sold. The stock market gave way to lower prices under realizinz sales and some bearish reports on carnings, There was selling t0o, on the theory that the action rogarding silver will cuuse some forelgn offer- ings. Bears took advantage of the conditions of tho iast hour and riided the market. lust prices were the lowest of theday. | losses In more active stocks were: 1at 4344, sugar receipty 2 80, Canada hern 1'at ‘%, North Amerlcan’ 1at 10%, forred %, Atchison 1% ut at 1%, Northwestern i, 708, Bt. Paul 1% at 54 2 at s at 6. Missourl Pacific ¥ and Union Puelfic 1% The sales reacned 277,801 shares. The fo1oWIng Were the Closing quotations Noriliern Puoitic do preferred Lo oupoas gy rogulnr U. 8. iy coupons. D& E. 50 & Alton 111 Roek Inland. .. Burlington [C., M. & St e , o preferred. . St. Paul & Omaia .. dopreforred....... L, B&W. ... cif Kinsas & Toxas Lako Shore. Michigan Ceui Missourt Faelll .\(.'i.qumuunnmy;bxmm offered at 3 por con PRINE MERCAN STEN XCHA S sixty-duy biils, H.84) do preforred Western Unlon.. 1LE PAPER 614@S por cent, ak: active und strong; denund, H.57) Wall Street Notes, Free coinage brings sellers of stocks. Buuk of England rate unchanged at 4 per cent. Atchison net earnings for Novembor show a decrease of $243, 50, Silver logislation fs sald to be the cause of tne advance in exchunge, and traders are sell- ing stocks freely on it. Mining{Share: New YoRk, Jan. 15.~[Special Telegram to Tie Bee.]-The followin. ure the minlng stock quotation 155 | Mevicen 10 |Ontario @ [Opiir. rhynow Siorrn Stund Eurokn Con Homertake . Horn Siiver. MARKET. _ORICAGO, Jan. 151 p. m. close—\Wheat— Eusy; cash. B30; May, S04 July. Slia Corn—Steady ; cash, 48c; My, K@% Outs—Easy ; cush, 4950; Muy, dig0. Rye—Steady at ile. Barlev—Steady ut 15@80c. Prine Tinoth; ~Eusy at 4, Bx—-Steady at #1020, Whikky- 41,04, ¥ berk=Dulli " oush. #o May, #10, Lard—Dull; cash, $.65; Muy #6100 Bhort Ribs—Dull; cush, 8. Fiour—Swady; spring pal #.7025.00; bakers Shoulders, ShoFt ribs, M. creamery, neha e—Unchan a0 104 Exis Hides—Unchange 440; green salted bull, 67 Tuljow. nehan; e n 2, 80; on Flour, bbis Wheat, bu, Corn, bu.. Outs, bu NEw Yonk, Jan bushols: exports, firm with options; vitor; 81.(63@ tlons ‘opened w No. 2 red, Junuar, Corn Iry enlf. i wtloat k. closea stron, closing ut 81 Recolpts, 14,200 bushel, bushels; spot closed firmer; No. nged; ; tull er .21, 2; 025, calt, 8¢; dry flint, 8c; d; No. de. doacons, Recelpts. Shipments., 1803 7,000 10,000 57,00 14,000 W heat 16, No, 0 bus 1o elevator; 0044003 e nfloat 5061 Onts~Kecelpts, bushels; spot lo western, 40Q5. tlons weake Sugar—Raw nged, Potrolouni—United closed, Felruary. To. options. dull Jnuiry higheri fair refining, 4 11-100; centrifugals, 06 fest. 5ige; cent Cand F; muscovado, 8 test, 4 1i-16¢; refined Recelpts, 4, 1s; spot clo 1, #1064 in ¢ 8,00 1. 0. b § and highe i orts, 22.650 PN angraded mixed, January closed at § 77,000 bushels: oxports, 15 0. 2 white western, H2@5¢ 4 s-8teady ; westorn, 1041040, Dull, Opened_ strong western stoum, 01714, Butter—About s mery, 19 Strong; Hgit Lovis, Jan i Muy 0670, CornEasle: Lowe Pork-St rd— St Whisky —$1.14. Butter - dairy, 21 MINSEAPOLTS, Jan. 16 but cars; shipments, ard, January, We; Feb orthers dull at Recelpt No. 1 Gle; No. 1 on 'track, 8k: No. February, Sie; first, KANsAS Citv, Ja 2hard, cash, &0 bi ieo bl 4%, Outs—Eusler; No. 4ilge bid. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.—~Wheat—Quiet; steady ; fair; holders offer motieratel red wesl Acrnand western 7 0d. Corn—Quiet: low per ecntal, MILWAUKEE, spring, eash, K7 Corn-Sto spring, N No. 2 mixed, K5 ¥ steady Whisky—4L.14, nchanged; s 8d; Tan, teddy s 2k and closed easier; alry, 12 1 @e, s, 4%@6%0. 14.~Whent—Lower; May dni@iye, May, e, 1y ut 85,05, 2 northern on track, M n. 2, cash, #¢ bid; Junuary, er; creamery, Wheat—Spot wheat Tater reasonably aetl cars. Closing y and tr i Muy Januiry Wheat—Easie d v, 82 " No. 2cash, dic; January, 474@ mixed western, 5s T4d Wheat—Quict; . 0050 e G A pork, May, $11.00, ~Wheat—Secarce; noml- 140 0.2 mixed, 114@47k4c. LIVE STO(K, 5.—Cattle—Recolpts, t steady; prime extra steers, §.25 cows, buils r; com prime puckers, butehe Sheep and sl @A ST, Receipts, Lous. Jan. head; shipuents 000 he fair 'to funcy stockers and feeders, ¥ wolghits, & Texuns, #. on ilght 1 SO 6543, 00 hedd @440 15— nat Hogs—Recelpts, 4,90 head ket Mghe light, §. @i 65, heavy, s ht, &3.5003.60, narket act 1y: nutives, 8,00@48); westerns, 81 lambs, #4.0066.00, tle— Recelpts, di market st stoors, 20340, shipments. 4,100 YA.60; wixed, . pekANsAS 01ty Jun, 15 -Oattlo—Recelpts, 1; 8 steers, & fecders, 1,50, Hogs—Rocelpts. 1 head; market b The C ipments, Tue BEE 10 polnts up; Sales, 16,65, Apr er, cargoes, February . #0. 15,0068 15 15.13; September,” 81 15.40. Spoi Rio, firm and qulet; fair 40.00; No. 7, #17.25 5.0 head B4.0: cOWS, #1750, 3,200 he i all offee closeing May. market higii i stocker shipments, 25,000 ades, 3.0003.65, Market. New York, Jun. 156.—[Special Telegram to ~Coffee — Options, opened firm, OMAHA MARKETS, compared —with Thursday of last weok. e best grade stronzer, G activeand stronger, with undesira tive, T oth sugzing. Good fey Strong prices. Hoas— a8 compa Thu tive g gume st higher. L ran lighit, §2.901.40; he: @3.50. SiEer— st comparcd with S day of last week. ady, Nativ stimated ed with 5,634 i s, 002, OMARA, Jan. 16, 1801, OATTLE—Estimuted roceints of cutile 1,630 us yestorday and of bees vod eders ze of ulk lgh vy, .50 torday The m; bute| prices nd 221 Disposition of Stock. Showing the numbef clased on this m Junuary 1 Buyers. Swift& Co. The G, Tho Cadany p Van Sant & Carey Lee Rothschild 1. [amiona prek arkel CATILE, Humilton &Stephen It Becker & Dy Nels Morris. Shippers und feeders.. The Cada 10GS, Ing company . of hoad of stook as reported welzhtmastor of the Stocky: ing com; cking compuny packing company ... he G, . Hummond packing compuny. .. Shippers aud feeders.... ... SHEER Shippers and feeders Representative Sales. No. Av. Pr. 1. 203 0..105 300 & 300 STEERS AND ot STOCKERS A! 016 @0 ) 200 1 200 . o2 1 4.0 0I5 240 8 200 8. s, Pr. 35 40 0 365 400 40 cows. 100 200 1155 1010 157 L0 o) . K0 200 250 260 88, 250 400 08 CAL 23 110 HELFERS, D FEEDERS. 50.. 61 5. b4 1..120 1., 180 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. pringer... . ow and oald! !l ow and calf )] ow and calf.! cow and calf. (R | 7,102 850 ..200 370 HEIFERS, %16 OXEN, MIXED, ., 43.30@4.00, 10@20; 1 cheddars, flats, 9}4@10¢; Young Americas, 108 Unchanged: fresh, 1@, od; light and hoavy groen salted, big@ilac: grean, 41404 40; salted bull, oach solld packed mixed fugals, 340 No. 2 red, n winter, nzer; Wo.10 @15 500 bags, including Junuary, 816, 10@10.20; March, $18.0@ 15,40 1545 July, H@14.40; i Decon: tkot, was 8 were 10¢ higher, hers' stock grudes are In demand at receipts of hogs 6,40, yesterday und k. The market was ac- wriy in tho day but be- and closed with all soid the. selling L5 to 1o Id nt & hts, $2.50: 15 mixed, .20 ed receipts of sheep 684 as Thurs- tton market is westerns, $2.000 Y the urds compaiy for WESTHIfY CATTLE. Av, Viitu e e 1880 1079 Pr. 800 800 1 stoer 43 steers o oo, Av. §h 158 101 76 Pr. 80 82 00 160 3 00 80§10 410 410 ] AND ROUGH, 102, 1000 [0 SUEED, 2" natlves........... 201 westerns, Owes 185 natives, weyliors yearlings.. AHA WHOLESALE Provisions. Fresn BEEr Ours—Tolls, 8¢; beet tender- lofns, e sirloin butts, 7h¢; boneless strips, fe: SiFip’ l0fns. Ge; rounds (rump off), tei round ramps onl, 5ci rounds (shark off), Boneless rounds, 443 chucks, ie; plates, buck halves, 4¢; shoulder clods, 4%, loins, No. I, (Stecr, 1@ tde; beef loins, @11e; heetloins, No, i 8c; beef ribs, (@8e; be ribs, No. 1, 10G1c; swiet ' breads, per doz, T kiducys, ¢ich, Is, each, re; 1f each, T o, de; beef tong each, 40 MU't of muttof of mutto; Frisi 1e; 465 0) MARKETS, Oholce dressed mutton, S4e; Heg suddles of mutton, 9¢; bre iie; leg of 10c. uk—lork lofns, b%c; tenderloins, spure ribs, be; sl Be; hocks, de fes 3 ed hogs, td pigy perdozen, e rough d plgs’ feet (per dozen), 20e. SMOKED MEATS - Sugar Cu Hams, 14 to 16 ver Sige; b average, 83 b skinned hams, ¢ i 12 b average, ey shoulders, bic: cleir breakfast buco boneless breakfust o bieks, Gie; boned ham, 7 lifornin, or pienic’ hams, 5yc; boneless ham, i3ci dried beef hams (sots), i dried beetclods, Ge; shortspiced rofls or i roulette, 6%c; smoked beef tonzues (per dozen), #6.50: "speefal hanis 12 to 15 10 wverage special, Doneless breakfust bucon, 10¢; tod dried beef insides and kles, be; + breakfast, bacon, 4 2 Diey's clea snort o clea MOKED MEATS Tt Clears, Slgc; 430 clear beilies, SaLT Cunep—Fancy TS, (4 SHOTE 11D, i long clears.oc; elear backs, houlders, 43(c. s, v tlerce: ms, birrel D BEER rrels. 100 1bs. $10. 10s, .50, Laro—Pure leaf, per 1b, tlerce basis, 0%c; compouad, perlb, ‘tioree busis, de: pure lard: per 1, tierce basis kettlo rendered loaf urd, pec b, tierce busis, 6 BARRELED POIK AND I #10.75: family pork. M shorveut olcar porls, 10 barrels, #20.00; elghth barrels, 25 pork (fanc 1.0 plate bee d oll (winter strained), 47 r strained), 454 Tard ofl, 148 's foot oil.” 45¢; tallow extra lurd ofl (w No. 1lard oil, 41c; oll, J0¢; estra n oll, 4ie. blood sau- je; head cheese, resh pork swusage, links. tc; frosh pork usuge, bu noked pork sausage, 8¢ Frankfurt snusage,7e; smoked head cheese,fo polish suusaze, 7¢; knobliuch sausuge, 703 tongue sausage, 8e: sunimer sausage, 1ie. The above prices aro for lots of 50 pounds and up- wards; a less quartity ¢ rore. Country Produce. 5 GAME—A few rabbits were recelved, but there was no estentinl el in prices. Somo 1 did not arrive in good con- and some good jack rabbits eipts of right good country vy seloct rols good h for the elty trade are zolng at 10G13c, e proportion of the arrivals has to be \,ll\pm\-d of to speculutors at Y@le, creamery e, E¢ A gool miuny ecgs sold at17e with a few cases going to the trade at I8¢, Shippers t round lots us low as 1 rLTRY—"The demand s s, e not” vy turkey, W@ g ty active. and has bits cotton tulls at fon in the game mark: matoriaily, not A fht around .50 and 1 sell A lurge propartion of th 17e, bt an oc: sl lot city trade ut I sono sales wre down to Tie, Porrany—The of soring-like ehick i snles are at to the reported fow days weather brought in u few 1i sold up to §2. chickens, 102 TANGERINES—Der hox, $1.754,00 LENONS — Cholce stock, $L00G4.30; fancy, s, 4.00: Floridas, russets, $.00; Callforuia nas Riversidos, &4.00 pERRIES— Funcy Cape Cod, $12.50. s—1'er Dbl #H:500400. —Concords. ield in "cold storage, 600 Giea per 10-1b baskets. 1, £6.0.@8.00, R.T. Davis Mill Co, nigh patent, No. 1and Biue D tull patent, £240; ilawk- eye, il putent, £2.39; special royal t, No.' 10, #70; Minuesotu patent, & Cansas nard Wi Nebraska spring wheat pu % Snow White, #200; low grade, §1.60. rmlils Crean, #2.70; Myrtle, 82,405 Clavim, #2303 XXX, 8L80; [idelity, $2.80; Minnesota Chich, 8240; Putent, & Oskhanp's ready to raise buckw #4.50 por cise of 50 5h packages; | in bbls, N, Yolsicr brand, y of 50 2-1b pa cat flour, ckwheat 30; Slup ages, abl s, CABBA Cliolee stoek, 83,0031 Bawc inferior stock sold down 1o #2 LETTUC holce stoek, 4'e. SWEET POTATOES T ~u|1en¥)‘un the market 15 not lurge wnd consists of Towa and Kansus stock principally. Quotations. &5 ONIONs=O Terings not Lirge and def roat #1590 per b, for hoto panish, 8160 per erate. BEANS—Cholce navy, 82 Hungarian, $2. CELERY—Chole KUTABAGA seliing at e per PARSLEY —F Tesh st Puusxive—er bbl i ver crate, und Brown stock, medium, BEErs—Per bushe PoraTors—1In &pife, of reports that home grown. potatoes were, very scarce it would secu that quite & good many ate belig held in different places. A dealer claims to have ered round Tots of good stock at KXG asmall way from the store much bet- ter prices ure bewng obtained. Colorado pota- toes are quoted a G Fresh Fish, Lake—Sllver herring, 6c; perch, round, 6e; perch, dressed and sealed. se; pickled, round, Bej steak trout, Se; trout, cholce, be; perfect wihiite fish, 0c; Dike, round. i stripped biss, 1le; cropple, Wei bluck bass, lbe, ‘cu—Cod, market, ki haddoek, te; smolis, 100; flound- ers, lie; red snapper, 14¢; blue tish, but, 17¢; lobsters, 1sc; eels, 18¢ river salmon, 1sc; mackerel, larg . shrimps, per gul, $L5; seallops, per gal, 1,60, ¥ No. 1, lurge, (0270¢; No. 1, medinm, No. 1, small, §o@doe; Nos. % 8 and 4, Columbia Raccoon a5aukic; 18400 1, large, 50G@0c No. 1, 'small, 2@ Musk Rat Skunk—Blac! Cross Fox red. No. 1, 8 4050 No. Mountaln Wolt . 1, 12.50@5.00; No. 2 #1.00 1 | ®1.00a@5.00, @1.50; prairio wolt, No. 1, 75@41.00; No. 2, 402 s0¢, HBeaver—No, 1, per Ib, 12.50@4.60; Ni Ll 2.0} No. i, 80ibe} No. 4. e, Oiter—No. 1, large 1 medium, 8.0025.00; No, 1. s 2, 8 and 4, 5eqpt.no, Wild Cat—No. 1. 40c; No. 2, 0@a50, Opossum~No, 1, cased, 10@2i2; No. @1, Budger-No. i, tull furred, & i No, 2, 200 Bo¢; No. , b 100, Hear—Black. No. 1, #10.00@3.00; grizzley, A cub, B.00215.00; brown, No. 1, 8010 o, 15.0027.00; No. 1, small, €2.80@3.50; 1, open, Buckskin—Indian ¢ T summer, per b, winter, per b, 20 o0 untelop sed. por 1b, THe@81.00; woi fall, per Ib, 200 lo: green salt, per ver 1b, 15@20e; elk, per ac Others—-Fisher. No. 1. $105@5.00 arten, No. @81.50; No, i NO. 1. 84,0000 x, No. 1, 8500 5100; wolverin L Lumbe Quotations are for car lots on board cars at Oniaha: DIMENSIONS~ 12 ft 14 ft 2x4..815 0 ¥ X0 5 00 10 ft ft 22 ft 24 ft 00 $17 (0 #18 00 18 00 1K 00 18 00 18 00 10 00 18 ft 8 2x10. 5 ] ) 2X12 16 00 1600 1600 1600 17 00 18 50 4xito HX8 16 00 1600 1600 1700 18 00 10 00 FENCING—No. L 6 in, 12und 4 ft, rf, #0.00; ). 1,6 1, 16 £t £10.00: 4 1n, $10.00; No. 2, 6 in, and 14t of, $14.0); 2'01n, 16 £t, 810007 4 in, 816.0); No, i 6 14t f100: 4 in. $1500; No.3, 1, 1 in, 160 A, 12 14 und 16 f1, 822.00; O, 817.50; B, 14 and 16 1, 2 BOABDS N0, 1, con No. 2, com, §15.00; a—A, f-In, ‘white pin i B, 6-in, White p 36,00 Moxtra oA DS A, 10 00 SIDING 20,50 i #1450 211,50, white pino sel. fencing), $17.00 -1n, No. 1eommion, 12* #18.50; No. 1 $17.50; No. 2, 1egimon, | s n, 12-in, s1s, 2) ft, 100 No. I comm R18,50. Sirerar—No. 1 plain, and 1) in, #9.00; No 2, $10.00; No. 1, 0. G, 8 {n, §10,00; NO. 3, #16.50;10 in, krooved roofing, 12, 14 and 16 Tt, $10.50, PINISHING I8t anid 20 cl, 11, 825, $10,00; 155 and 2 fn, #49.00 it iny #47.00 g in, 45,00 eloct, ) selocty ull 10 1t M,I»«v\«rn. LW PINE §21.00; 11 11 11 1 2 g fin! 830,00 finish, ‘838, fron 11 and HI000; 1stund W elear, y b casings, §0.00; b 30,00, PorrAR Lusner—s-inch and up, 1stand 2nd clear, 1inch s's. £6,00; 8-inch and up, 18t and 2nd clear, i fnch panel 82,00, SARH, Doons, Erc.—Tar board, #1.50; snsh, 5 peret: doors, 50 per ct; blinds, 50 per ot; mouldings, 50 per ct; tarred felt, por ewt, 2.1} straw board, $1.15, TusiNg, Ee.—0. BATTENS, WE 3 & 650, b xil si d-Inchwell tubing. D. and bev, £2500; pickets, D, & 1., flat. #20, & 1, 8q,'820 SHINGLES. YA oxtra *A 003 clear neh, &M pine, codur, & edwood, #4.25; standard A" 6 inch olear pine, latl, 82,50 Pogrs—White cedar, 6 inch, ¥%s, 1le; 0 inch ars, 1e; white cedar, bi% inceh, bas, e 81 ars, 8¢; white cedar, 4 inch, round, 15c oak, 8¢; Tennessoe red cedar. split, Ho. Metals. STREL WiRE NATLS—Base, buse, $2.15, CorpEi—Planished boiler size, cold rolled, 270 per ib; shecting, und flats, 3¢ por 1b, WiRe: Rookr steel nails, per 1D per 1b; pit £1.65, 20, 112, 80.00; T, No. 20, ®450; No. 27, 80.95; coke, 4x110, 112, #6. EET ZINC—SC. OCK TIN—Small pig, 50c per 1b; perib. bar 40c 0-5 per cent; pat. § 5, Gise Dry Gonds, FLANNELS—Plald, n 20e; i Maple City, i6ig G 1L No, 3, 3, 27ig0; T 'No. 2, 3, 2t Quebes olee, 14, Windsor X O, 21 in, TR, %% + X, 20c. DUCK—West Point, 28 n. 1040 West 8 | nt, 20 in, 12 Goshen, oz, 1 BATTS—Stand 1844¢; Boone, L & beauty, 00; Bee, 8475 per Dakota, Cottswaod. KENTUCKY JEANS—Momorlal, 15 2e; Dunbmn, Wige; Hercules. 10 tae; Melvi 50, Eddystone, 6 Steol River oy Rumago diies S Ledger, oic Shirtng—Martha Washington, d14¢; Merrimac, 4300 Turkey Red—Fountaln, 6c} Gurner, 7e Crenfield, 8lec; Belin, Gize, PriNTs-Indigo Blue—Net—Martha Ington, blse; American. 64c: Arnold, 64 nold B, long eloth, 10e 11405 Hamilto mae, 7-8, mbray, 6c; ash- I Allen Piuk cester. b LLOW OASINGS—Brown— 1. 45 In, 10¢; Pepperell Pepperell, 1- Pepperell, 10-4 48 In, 150; in, 173401 U Utlen, 84 in. e} Pepper i Peppe Pepperell, o 54, 2e; Utd perell, 4 in, cpperell. §-4, 200f 1, {0-4, %e; Ution, 4, 10-4; 42 in, 10% 13, 1414 Miscetlancous, HAy--Good hay Isselling on t At §2.00 per ton, “The recelpts are not quite so heavy as last week, but plenty heavy enough und. Good oat straw is quoted at ek at Omaha _BraN—Sacked, per ton, £21.00; chopped feed, #2100, Hipes hides, nsilied hides, 930040; No. 1 gre N salted 2 sultod i 1bs, alf 8 to 3 10 15 s, 5e; No. 1 dry flint fiint hides. 5e; No 1 dry Sheep pelts—Green salted, enct ; ereen salted shearlings (short wi ly skins), ewch, 16G@Se; dry she: ings (short wooled early skins., No. I, each, 5@102; No. cach, 5e; drey flint Kansas and butcher wool pelts, per Ib, netunl welght, 1060 1435¢; dry flint Knpisus and Nebraska_murrain wool pelts, per 1b, actual welght, S@ite; dry flint Colorade butcher wool pelts, per 1h, actual welght, 10712 ; dry flint Color: murrain wool pelts, per i, wotual welght, 1oc; dry pieces and bucks, wetu 7 Hickony Nurs—Large, per bushel, 81 LeaTiER—Hemlook slnughter soie. per Ib; hemlock dry hide sole, 20a sole, d@de; French kip skin, rench culf skin, $1.2502.00; Anies cnlf, 50c@il, 1 an 1, 21.10: Ameriean ouk kip, 3 hemlock Kip, (0@iic; sheep skins, 50c@81.00; goat skingsper foot, 20uie. HoNEY-—- 1Ib frames, per b, 1803 2 1D fra; L rsat Omaha Champlon nent, nent, ter, 82.00; white sund, liow No. 1, 35@dc; L White a, 411 i groase, yollow. old butter,202150] beeswix, rough tallow, i@, BoxEs—In cur lotsonly—Dry huffalo por ton, R10.00218,00; dry country, bleached, per ton, F10.0022100; dry country,damp and meaty.per ton, SO@I0L0. | Theso prices ure for bones weighed and delivered In Chlougo, BLACK WALNUTS—Per bushel. $1.25, COANUTS - Per 100, sacked, #.50; bulk taliow No. ¢ white OMAHA Manufucturers’ and Jobbers’ DIR ECTO RY. BILLIARDS. —————y | BOXHS. Qollendor o, Billlard morchandive, Saloon fAatires. 407, 409 8. 10th wtrot, Omaha. Omaha paper box fastory, 19 Douglas. 17 The Brunswick-Balks| John L, Wilkie, Orders promptly Alled. BOOK BINDERS & STATIONHRS. printtn 10th and Dou, % line, Klas stroots. Omaha Bapuhlicnnfifiinfing oy Law briofs, bank supplios, and overstiing in the 1116 Tow BOOTS AN D 8HO@3. Ackermann Bros, & Helntae, Printers, binders, clectrotypors, blank book manu- facturer: sroot, Om aha Oharles A, Ooo & 0., Manufacturers and job. bers. 1109 Howard straot. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1312 Harnoy stroot, Omaba, Nob. BUTCHERS' Kirkendall Jones &0o, Wholowle Manufactur's Agonis for Boston Rub- er oo and 1108 ey SUPPLIHS, 0., 1102, 1104, noy St w. \FMora:x & Cn.,“ 8hoa Factory, Corner 11 104 wie, Oma. ants invited examino [ Oclumbus Buzzy 0o, Carrlnges, carts sulkles, ol G.D. Fdwards, Manager. 813-315 South 1th OARPETS, Omaha Qarpet Oo., Carpets, of! cloths, mat- tnga, curtatn goods,ots 1611 Douglas stroot. OIGARS. Louis Heller, Butchors® and Tools & Supplios. hog & Packors' Boet, Thosp casings. . 1116-1113 Jackson GIRS, BT W. T. Seaman, 0. OLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturol & Wholo- alo Clothiors, 1109 Harney 8t West & Fritscher, Manufacturers fine clgars Jobbera of leaftobaccos. 1011 Farnam street. @ N, 1 Dean, Armstrong & Go Straot. “iLello!” 1489, 'COAL, OOKE, BrO, Omaha Ooal, Ouks and Lime Co. Hard and noft coal, 8.5, Cor. 1hth and Doug- las stroets. Ooutant & Squires, Unardand soft coi pors, 1303 Farnam Omaha watp reet, Hulbert & Blum, Ohlo lump, Rock Springs, Excolslor, Walnut bl screonad hut, swithing, steam. Oftics 114 3. 1oth American Tuel Oo. Shippors and dealors {n anthiracite and blta- minous coal. 415 8. 16th stroot. Nebraska Fuel 0o, S138. 13th stroet, Omaha, Neb. om Harmon & Weoth, Acme lump, Walnnt ol thraclto conl. Eagle lump, k aod An- Office 110 N, 16th stroot. P.H ;In Hara bonoy & 0>, Coal—Soft. 16th and aor, 10th and Douglas sts, Howell & Oo, 7B, 1th ntroot, Omalia, Nob. J.J. Johnson & 0o, 318 8. 15th stroot, Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros,, 14 Farnam street, Omaba, Neb. FUR, WOOL, H1DES, TALW @oo, Oberao & 0o, | J. 8. Bmith & 0, B15 8. 13th stroon, IRON Paxton & Vierling Iron Worl bulilding wor ongino brass work, anora foundry, machine and th work, U, P. blacksn Ry and 17th at. Acme Iron nn;Wim Works, Trom, wira and brass w'ks. b1 8. 16ih troot. W. Boohl, Proprietor. 4081412 Loavenworth sy Omaha. WORKS, 1 | Omaka Safe & Ton & Works, Manuf'rs fire and burglng - { | broge aares. vaulte Jal work, iron shutterd ket PR firo droen,1ith & Jackson s Wilson & Draks, Mg tubular fues, fire box bollars, tanks, ob Plerce and_19th stroets. e ————— LITHOGRAPHING. Reos Printing Oo, Lithosraphing, and Biank Books. 11th and Howard Sts. Printing LIQUORS. Iler & Oo,, Liquor Morc 1112 1 arnoy Manufactur'ts William Darst, Winos, Liquors and Ot « 1813 Farnam 8L, Omaha "R R, Grotto, Importer and Jobbor of Wines and Liguors = 9th and Leavonworth Sts. Frico lista on application Frank Dellono & Co. Liquors and Genulne Na« vada O 1205 Douglas Stroet. L. Kirsoht & Oo., Wholesale LiquorDealars Whol A. Frick & Oo,, LiquorDealers 04 - 803 8. 10th St @ W.Douglass & Oo. Hardwood Lumb 1810 Nortul 6th Street. John A, Wakefield Tmportod, American, P HNydraulio Comont AR Quiney Whito Liine, Charles R. Loo, Hardwood lumber, wood carpets and parquet flooring. 9th and Douglas. Wryatt - Bullard Lum- ber Co. 20th and Isard Streots, Fred W. Gray, Lme, Comoant, Bte, Ko Cor. 9th and Douglas, Louis Bradford, Lumber, limo, cement,eta 23 Douglas stroot. MILLINARY AND NOTIONS, 0. A. Stonelill, Millinery, Notions Cloaks, Bto 116-118 8. 16th St., Omaha 1. Oberfolder & Co. Importers and Jobbers ia Mil nety. 208,210 and 212 South 11th street, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO Max Meyer & Bro. Co. M'f'g fowelers, dealers In musical fns te., Farnam and 16th. A. Hospe, Jr,, Planos, Organs, Artiste Materlals, Etc., 1615 Douglas Btroot Oonsolidated Tank Line Co, Refined and lubrioating oils, axle grenss, eto A. 1L Bishop, Manager. A, Booth Packing Oo. Oysters, fish and canned goods. 130 Leavenworth., ““Tigor brand,” fresh oys- Lors, Omaba branch, 615 and 81T Howard, PAPER. PLATING. Carpenter Paper Qo,, Carry a full stock of printing, wrappiog and wriling paper, car per, oto. Western Plating W'kd Gold, stiver and niokel plating on all_metals, nbloware, oto. repl: Polishing brass & ob deller work. 1114 Dodg Mount & Griffin, 213 8. 14th stroot, Omaha, Nob. 0.B ane;u & Oo,, 1602 Faruam stroot, Omaha. — CORNICH. Eagle Oornicoe Works, Manufacturersof Galvan- 1zed Iron Corniee. Window caps, metalionky- lights ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodge 8t. F. Ruemping Galvanized fron corntces, Dorme nials, windows, doot Tin onand sito roofer. 511 Karnam st. DRY GOODS. | M. E. 8muth & Qo., Dry goods, furnishing &o0ds, ‘motion: Cor. 11th and Howard HELEOTRIOAL ds Cornor 11th an| O, i SUPPLIES. Kilpag(i):k-Koah Dry Dry goods. uotions, gonts' urnishing goods. Harney Wolf Electrical 0o, Lilustrated Catalogue freo. 1014 Capito Avenue. FARM MACHINERY, B0, T. G. Northwall, Parlin, Orendorf & Martin Oo., Corner Jones and 9th st Omnha, Neb. Genoral wostern agont Skanala Plow Co. 1540-1561 Bherinan avo, FLOUR. Broken Bow Roller [R. T, Davis Mill 0o, €.G. Underwood, Managor at Omaha. Milling 05 Offic and warehouse, 1012 N, 16th stroet 8, F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th stroot. C.E. Black, - Manager, Cor. 6th and Jackson (Clemens Oskan;p, % M'f'g of roady to ralso Blap Jack Meal, flnost cakes'in the world. 1207-1215 8. 2th siroot. FURNITURE AND CARPHTS, Dewey & Stona Fur- niture Oo., Furntturo and carpots, 1116-1119 Farnam stroot, Ohas, Shiveriok & Co, Furniture and Carpots. 1200-1210 Farnam St. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Echueidsr & Lioomis, Jobbers and Importers of 111 Howazd strost. GLASS, PAINT, Kennard Glass and Paint 0o, 1408-1412 Harnoy atrest. Omahs, Nob. Cor. lith OIL AND DRUGS. J. T. Robinson Notion Co Gents' furnlshing goods, m (g colobrated brani “lsuckakin’ o verally, pants, shirts, conts, oto. ad Howard sts. J. A ;ullsr & Oo,, 1402 Douging Straoy Omah, a William Cummings, 417 and 019 South 16th St., Omahs, Neb. Blaks, Bruce & COo,, 900-003 Leavonworth st. Orahs, —_— GROCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, 105-711 8. 10th streot, Omaha, Neb. Moyer & Raapke, 1403-1406 Harnoy stre Omabs, Neb, M. Bteele & (., 1201-1205 Jones stroet, Owmaha, Neb, Bloan, Johneon & Co, 9th and Loavenworth stroots, Owmali Nob, AL~On bourd cars ut Omaha—Athralte., —Chestnut, ranze nnd 62,85, 0 per ton; grate Soft coul—-Ohlo, #.5); Southo i walnut block, $.:5; lowa lump, §.18; Towa nut, .75, CesTNUTS~Large Ttallan, 15¢ per b BUNBS ~NANTED, COUNTIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMPANIES, ST. R.R.COMPANIES,¢to. Correapondenco sollcited. N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY,Bankers, 163-165 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAGO. 18 Wall Street, NEW YORK. 70 Stote 61.,BOSTON, —_— e e Commission Co. 800 and 311 South 13(h Street, F rst National Bank Buailding, Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Orders executed for the purchase or salo for Hate orfuture delivery tu all the lead- ets. Private Wire. 1o Now York, Chleago, Bt. Louls.... Corvespondents, - | Kennett, Hopkins, & Co \D. R, Francis & Bro Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney stresh, Omaha, Neb. _GUNFO Hugh G. Olark, Gonl Western Agent Dupont’s Bportiag G powder, Atlas iyhexplo- sive, Blasting caps, fuse] 1715 Harney stroot. MoCord, Brady & o, 18th and Leavenworth, Omaha, Nebroska. WDER. HARDW ARE. PRODUOH, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Bmith, Dealersin country prod- uce, frults, vegotables, ). 1207 Howara stroes. Bohrooder & 0, Cash busers bukter aug eggs, and_gogora} 0oy mission morchan 433 Bouth 11th streoh 0. Rosso & Co., ¥orelgn, Callfornia and tropleal fruts, 1313 Howard atroet. Porter Bros, Oo., Callfornia, Florida and troploal trutts. 801-811 Jones stroet. 0. W. Butts, - Manager. B, Branoh & 0o Produce, fruits of all kinds, oystors, 1211 Howard stroet. Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard streot. Welts_for priow on by tor, eggs, poultry ne gamo, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry. 1200 Howard streot. Olark & 0o, Butter, = choose, _eggs, poultey and game, @ Bouth 18th streot. clalties, oas, splo AT-41p 8. 1ith B Wilfi;ms & Oross, Produce and frulty, 1214 Harney stroot. 'RUBBER GOODS, HTO. Omaha Rubber Co., Manufacturing ant job- bers all kinds rubbér BHADSI, A. L. Deane & Oo., fl!nnrulnfiunlv for Hall's afon 821 and 528 Bouth 10th St., Omaiin. Emerson 8eel Uo, S:!M:ruw A gardon Crada, ead 421- 424 Bouth 15th, BLINDS3, BIO. M. A, Disbrow & Go, | Bohu Sash & Door Uo, Manufacturers. of sash, doors. blinds and Mouldings. Branoh of- flce, 12thand Ixar sy, SBYRUPS, Manutacturers of mouid~ ings, blinds, doors, to. oto. 10t and Clark strosts, Farroll & Company, Wholesale manfacturers 217-21080uth 8th streot. THA, OOFFEE, BI Oonsolidated Coffee Compeny, 1414 and 1418 Rarnoy st Omaha, Neb. Duffy"'[‘rowbridge Stov) Manufao'g Oo, Manufasturg stoves anl 8Lovo pips. 1213-1216_Loaven vorth sh PIOES, CIGARS, STEAM AND WATER SUBPLIAS U. 8. Wind Engine & Pumyp Co., Halliday wind mills, 013 and 63) Jones at. . F, i cUing manager. Orane Company, Hose belting, packing, steam pu; 3, plumbing oY T H. Hardy & Co., Toys, dolls, Albums, tancy #00ds, house furalshing §00ds, children's car- riages. 1310 Farnamat. e D A.L Strang & Sons 1002104 Farnam stroek Omaha, Nob. TY PN, The Qmaha T el wach| 1118 Loward street. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS LIVE 8TOOK CO, - - LIMITED, COMMISSION, Boyer & Truitt, %-60 Exchange Bullding, Bouth Omalia J. Coffman, Bmiley & Co,, 2 Exchange Bullding, Bouth Omahia. & Wilbelmy Oo|Lee-Olark - Andraasen B i Hardware 0a,, 1108-1110 Husney straa, Cor. 10t and Jackson sts Gmala Quualia Noa. Martin Bros,, "o ln':!:n‘n'o Bullding icago. ulldiog — L Hunter & Green, 80 E achange Dutlding (+ Bouth Omana, — Wood Brothers, 2% Exchango Bullding, Bouth Omaks A ™