Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1891, Page 6

BEE: $UESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1891, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bull Force Felt at the Opening in Wheat. EFFECT OF THE STORM ON THE SEABOARD. Baturday Everything Indicates a Continuation of the Bull Feeling-Lively Fluctu- atrons in Corn—Provisions Feel an Influence—Live 8tock. CRICAGO, Jan, 26,—[Speclal Telegram toTne Brr)—The bull force in the wh; rket whioh was cutshort at the close Saturday was felt at the opening today. May started lieup atiie, bounced to . back to 07%¢, nin to Vixo, back to 0e and steadfed at o7 Corn opened 4o up at 5230 o once at bie, back to #5¢ to 62%0 to B%e. Oats soud at 46e and 480 for May. Provisions opened strong and higher, buv yiclded on free offer- Ings by packers. The wheat trade had a big day ot It There was less than the usual amount of outside news, but trading was vigorous and the mar- ket nervous and subject to ver$ violent changes, Thestorm at the seaboard left the trade withouteommun L with New York and, worse than that, left New York without @ chance to reach this market to cover short wheat. The strength which put wheat up 2%c on Saturday was felt at the opening. The fifst trades were wild and the pit greatly excited, but a fair quotation was 0o for May, of Yc up from the top price on 1y, Thero was i great whiri of buy ing at once and the price went to 973¢. This brought out a lot of realizing sales from local partfes and trom St. Lows buyers Baturday. The price dropped ok to 074 Bulged o 073e, dropped back to 07¢, up again 00740, off W %4, up to 97%e, off to 06%c, & brouk of 14 from the top, up o 97% and back todige beforo 1 o'clock. The early trading was @ covering by shorts and a realizing by longs, There was ulso good buying for & further advince, Tho buylnz was led by Mitchell, Sehwartz 8. V. White & Co. MeCor- mick & Co. The selling was led by Cadahy. Pardridge, Bloom anG Bryant. Pardridge bouzht some wheaton the dips early, but he dld not attompt tocover his big short line New York shorts could not cover hore. The visibie supply statement could not be comi- pleted for wunt of returns from New York, Baltiniore und Phliadeiphia, and without these the points showed & decrease of over 800,000 bushels The total figures are expected toshow a decrense exceeding last yoar, wh 1t was 00 bushels, Liverpool ca- bles were strong wnd 1d higher. Private cables represented stocks abroad decreasing rapjdly and buyers holding the murkets very firn. Recelpts here and at northwes tern points were froe, but cut little figure with the trade. At New York May whea t was up to €105 and at St Louls to (e, early, with sales ash wheat at the latter place %o under St. Louls ulso reported barges loading forexport. Everything Indieated acontinua- tion of the bull feeling. At 10'clock the price of Muy was ut 072 The corn market had a ra; Auring th sesslon, but a sixteenth differenco from Satar- day. The market started strong and higher at 523%c andon the strenzth displayed by wheat rose at once to 53c. At this figure the market was very active al though of- forinzs were vory free, 1t looked fora timo as 11 the market would absorb all and go hizher. With the check in the movement in wheat. corn stopped at S, sold at 6214 to 12 @52%e to 5240 to K@ close. Pardridge’s brokers bought corn early. The longs supplied the stufr. a uffer wasa frecseller later. No. 2 January closed nomi- nal at i0'4c; February at 49%e to 50%e to 4 9 to40i¢ to the close; June b July, 83ye. off to 52 Muy corn. puts, The oats market was not very Interesting. Hutehinson lod the trade, selling at the top and buying at the bottom. The open ing the best price of the day at 4640 and the de- cline was but e to 453cand the elose at45% @ d6c or about the same as on Saturdny. Juno was quoted at45%¢; July at dle to H)%c to dle atthe close; for January 4ie was bld, The provision trade felt the bullish influenco of the grain puts at the opening and the first prices were higher than the closo Saturday and practically the highestof the day. On fuy contracts pork started 15c up at 810 Lard started at #1215 and sold at $5.15; rivs at of nearly 1: olosed at only at the 25 and sold at 5. These wero the top gures, 'uckers became free sellers at once, taking ndvantage of the general strengeh, Armour & Co, Swift & Co.. Cudahy and others all sold pork icavily und 6ther products wete with pork. Pork declined to #10.80 and close at $10.6; J ty at #.80 and February at [ »sd_at the bottom ut 8.10; Fobruary at8,70; March, at 8.8, Rivs sold down t0¥5.20 at the elose, PRICES AT CHICAGO. .6y A PRICES AT §T. LOUIS, Open. | Hixh 1 Close. | _Sat ] oy MODITY Wik at Mar .| o8 || e S 873 804-54 corx~ ny.....[ 49 T Py Y. 0% 05 M _anwl 1 Taow. 0014 soly 4% Notes and Gossip. Closing enble wheat %d higher. Duluth stocks in store, 3,602,610, 26,206, Recolpts, Chicago, wheat, 41 cars corn, 164; oats, )8, Officlal 15 17,000,004 Indications favor decroase in half-million, Minneapolis stook in erense, 195,084, tinated recelpts of hogs for Tuesday at Chicago 36,000 to 4,500, Reecints of hogs at six points 0,000 more than the same day last year, Estimated receipts for Ohleago Tuesday: Wheat. 80; corn, d12: oats, 8t. Louts reports cash wheat sold 1 cent un- der May on cull, and offered freely St. Louls recelpts. wheat, 18,000; corn, onts, 47,000, Shipments, wheat, 21,0005 000; oats, 21,00, Chieago recelpts: W oats, 1 Increase, sport of South Dakota wheat crop visible about store, 06,040,043, In- ,5%0; corn, - it 41 car l\\~|w4 ted regutar: outs, §t. Louls wires several wheat, Our stocks will crense of 280,000 bushels, Visible supply of wheat shows 25,00 bush- els_decrease with Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and Oswego to hear from, John Tyson sy othing in the situa- tlon, shorts scared and covering, Whon through the murket will go down us fust as it advanced.” Bartlott & Brazler sy 80 last weok for 150,000 they have inan Evansyille, | i red winter, but not all No. Recelpts at Chleago: Wheat, 30,300 bushels; corn. 816,400 bushels; oats, 20800 bushiels. Shipments—Wheat, 1500 bushels; corn, 90,100 bushels; oats, 11,000 bushels, Private cable from Liverpool to u private party says: Wheat strong and higher; stocks dimfoishing. Looks as though St. Louls peos plo sold a great deal of wheat this foronoon, W. G. McCormick to F. O. Swartz & Co: Wheat has been very firm and graphic communication with the east consdy erably curtalled — the volumo of trading. Tuo - feelg ot " our looal traders was very bulllsh at the opening modorately active. although the lack of tele- und an ides existod that our prinetpal local bear was likely to undertake to cover at least @ portion of his very extended line of shorts In this, however, th 0 have been mistaken, and u followed the first Dulge on realizing sales of long wheat by parties who 'had bought 1t on Suturday.” The decline was.ho ever, recovered and the warket closes sirong at about top prices. Cables noted un advancéd of & penny in Liverpool - and St Touls wire strongest market for cash wheat that sho -hus shown for somo thme. Wo belleve that If the east had been able to reach us by wire we would have hud anotner cent advanos today. Corn wys Iy tnsympathy with the advance in Lut had & sharp broak a8 soon as the estimites of large. recelpts for tomorrow Were announced. The trade was announced end It 18 evident from the action of the mur- kot that thore are fow shorts. This is u weak rn. 104; Wheat, 16 cars; barges loading show & liberal de- that millers bid them bushels of wheat which ., elevator. 1t feature and we much — further do mot believe that | alvance s possible | Provistons openened strong and higher but the murket was very dull, and in the absence of buying orlers sagsed,and | d lower than “aturday. There wisno | sensational teading and packers seemed to bo | out of the market. F. . Logan & Co. to Toncray & Bryan—The wheat niatket has beon strong from the Wil the, close, Opencd. at o, sold up , declined from that to (63 Lato were higher, with the adva Aiis- stained, owing (o the scarcity of wheat. This market'ls very active with a large business doing. The kencral sentiment Is for higher prices, The only bear feature or arcument for a decline isthe fine outlook for the grow- ing crop, but this for the near future widl not make n lonf of bread or fill shorts, and there are o fow of them. I wheat continues in cood demand here and at Jnterior points. We learn the flour demand is fmproving, —Our opinlon_expressed for the "past week Is un= hanged; buy whoat on il broaks, Corn, In D with wheat, sold up to The rade ln e Tizit. Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to Christie- Con, Co—Wiheat opened strong and — ex= cited at a good advance over Satur- day's elose and quickly seored a further rise toirke tor today, ThisietToose o good den of long_ stuff, cansing a reaction 1007 bt there were apparently ood buyers ut the lat- ter price and the murket did not get lower for more than two hours after the opening. A closo wateh was kept on Pardridge, but he seemed to be doing ittle and was apparently quite unconcerned for . man reported to be Short fron 4,000,000 0 8,000,0:0. Bloom came into the pit several ti and looked the crowd over. 1twashoped by bulls that he would try to get even with I‘ur!rld\. by bld ding the market up, but at he sold” sud- denly a round total, which hiad an - cncourng= ingeffeoton the long end and_ prices dropped over | cent. A good many startling anc probuble Fumiors ¢ been eclreulut as alwiys I8 the case when sharp nnd unexpected move oceurs in_elthe direction. Cosh wheat wis reported o have sold 1e over May at St. Louls, Blackboard quotations showed it Iy under May, but_our correspondent there stites n - fow vero made e under May. It s stated on good au- thority' that soathern Indiana milless bid ®e Tast week for. 150,000 bushels in store at Evans- ville, There fs no doubt cash wheat is appar- ntly senrce insome sections and commund- ing funcy prices, but so long as Chicago stocks case oF remain near thelr present magni- tude it wiil bedifficult to maintain current prices. It should not be forg that the situation Is csse it was when May wh gument i favor of higher prices for nothing on the next sharp declin Tt is yet too eurly, we think 1o in augurate and sustain o bull move ment and _lower prices are confide expected. Cornopened strong and prices well for d time, but finally sold oft” owing to the lnckof demand, 1t §s reasoned thut corn is not high beciuse the ave for (en years past has been about 4644e for cash, but the av= erage crop for three years pust has exceeded th for ten years by about 160,000,000 bushels, Oats madi thelr best prices at the outset. but were dull and firm all day. The rally b the opening in provisions was prine pally on sovering by shorts, Longs were sell- 1 8how every ud- lines. At s there is nd the mar- 1t drooped and other suye. Lathrop asing thel the pre ¢ 1ow pric an absenco of in 3 ket looks heavy in consequer toduy, although hogs were highe: markets were strong and excited, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. OncAGo, Jan, 26.~(Special Telegram to THe BEE]—OArrLE-The light run which was en- tirely unexpected on nccount of the tavora- ble closing of the market Friday had the ef- fect of setting up the prices 10¢ to 25c on every- thing that o d flesh or that was In any way uscful. The best steers, best cows, and, n fact Wove stated, nearly every thing, not excepting stockers, sold substantially higher. xtra 10) to were at 8.10@5.50; pr 0)@3.00; Tough export, .40 4.50; good to choles, £1.70@4.80 medium to good, 113) to 133), $1.75@1.10; con 1050 0 1550, #3 fut pony smooth, 1100 to 1300, #4.0024.40; choice helfers, §.0053 50 fairto good cows, 80 to 105, 1on to fair cows, 3150 1.75: poor to zood bulls, 901 to 1500, 82.002.% ce bulls, 3.30; stock steors, 00) to 800, ling steers, 850 to 1250, 82307 calves, 100 to 300 1bs, $3.50@5.00; milch ver he: (0@25.40. HloGs—Trade wus active and prices 10c higher than at the close Saturday, Rough 1 common were at 83.4033.50; packors, $5.60, 0; prime heavy and butcher welghts, 81,70 urzely, %5 light sorts, #3.60@LT0; D igs, 0G0, STOCIS AND BONDS, cows, NEw Yonw, Jan. 2.—(Special Telegram to Tap Bee.] —STOCKS. —The stock market showed some ovidence of support early, per- haps the feeling earried over from the oclose Saturday on account of the bank statement. The best strength at opening was In Louls- ville, Burlington, 8t. Paul and Northwestern, each of which sold at better than the closing figures of lust week. The foroign business was of a different character, the street belng almost entirely shut off from the world Ly the storm, which made the wires uscless, and the local trade soon gave way to selling. The result was a pretty general collapse In the pric western stocks. Barlington sold at from 88% 1087%, Northwestern from 1034 10 1043, Rock i ficat 434 to 41y ty firm b ipts 1 point off nt sheldup well. The trading wus attogatier losal, Money was casy at 2 and i ceent all day. There was some reco lirin e last hour, but the Lt prices cencrally under those of Saturduy. \nrllwrn Pacific preferred was hizher. Chicago G Was higher nt 404, Union Paclfic was the weakest at o 1% l(|~~ for the (Iu)’ to 42%. St. Puul closed a fraction higher.” The suies ere 57 shi e followlng were theclosing quotations: U848 rogistored . Northern Paciic UL 8. 48 coupons do proferred. Sgs reglstered. . v 3igx coupons. 4 and with Su 74, Viliard sto Ho& AlLon | urlniia ¢ & Qhhoy -+ 7 D, I.U & W 11185! 1‘8! Puul & Omahi Hino1s ¢ ‘4o prétorred LB &W. . |Unton Pacitic., Kansas & W., St L. & P, Lake Shore. do preferred Mchian Co Wi | Westorn Union.. Paciio. ... 020 MoNEY—On call, casy; closed offordd ut 2% per cent. Piisk MEGANTILE PAPER-50 STERL] Excu Dills, $485; demand, $4.5 per cent. sixty-duy [ Open. ks T High. | Low. Hocking Vi i Manhatia Nabash ptd Lend Trust. 0.0, C. rihwest Mo. Pae. Unfon Pue. . N. Pac. ptd N Pac. com. C,B. &Q... Rock Tsland West, Unlon D, L &W Bugur Trust. Slivor il Cent. Wis. Cont. . Mex. Cent.. AC ol Texus. Teun. ¢, & 1 NEW Yonrk, Jan, 20.—(Special Tue Bee.]-The following are stock quotations: AllO®. .\ iviiiy |Mexiean. Adams Con ! {Onturlo . [Ontare. Telegram to the mining Commonweaith Colorado Central.. Gould & Currs Hale & Noreros: Homestako. . Horn Sliver. ke [Nlorra Novada: |Standara Jl wion Com The Coff:e Market, New Youk, Jan. 20.—(Speclal Tolegram to Tue Bee)-Corree—Options opened steady; 5 polnts up to 5 dow closing steady; unchanged to 15 points up. Sales; 10,750 bage. Including Jan- uary, $16.W017.0; Fobruary, $6.63116.7 Murch, $15.25@15.85 April, $18.00; May, $5.700 Jumo, H580B15 35; August. SIS, ber, H4THEL80; December, $1 ln.na!‘l‘nu;uuluw; fair caggoes, | Corn, bu PrROD Cr10Aao, Jan, %.—Olose—Wheat—Steady: cash. o May, 9ite: July, ®yc. Corn—Steady; cash, #0is@d0ke; May, RN@ May, 460, RKE' Onts-Steady; cash, 4c; R b 00,85 May, 810,08 06,1214 May, ®.11%@ Tlour — Unchanged; winter patents #4 §i.80; ,opring patents, $4.4004.80 bakers 3. 807175, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, #.07@4.10; 3 short ribs, #4.75674.8, cle 00483, hunged ;erenmery. 10@%c: dalry, short Butter—Un Unchanged; fult cream cheddars, ic; flats, 914@10¢; Young Americas, 100 l’m:nr Firm: frosh, 2a24c. il Unchanged: light and heavy green 1, $14@i'sc; salted bull It dry ‘flint, se; sult K@poe: deacons, ench, 25 ihanged; No. 1, solld packed, cuke, 4o Recelpts, Shipments, 14,00 0) 0,000 16,000 208,000 . 26.—Wheat—Roecelpts, 25,800 spot higher; K@1.08 in elevator; $LOON@E1.10 aflout; $1 ml 1013 f. . b.; options advanced Ly@2ac. elosing steady; No, 2 red, February, closing at L0, Corn—Recelpts 4,200 bush bushels; spot highe ¢ i Gage allont; ungraded 81 @8 le; options fru; Tunuary. oo, Outs—Recelpts, 76.000 bushels; exports, 10) bushels; spov higher; No. 2 white, 54@5ic; el western, 530 options stron ~Refined quiet, @54 Petroleun—United closed, ¥ Eggs—Steady ; western, 254c. Lard—Stronger; western steam, 8.0 futter—Eusy; western creamery, Elgin, 2 Cheese Flour, bbls Wheat, bu 0, 00 Onts, bu..... New Yonk, J bushels No. 2 pixed, iower. ‘obruury, e, @2ic; Strong, MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. %.—Wheat—Cash wheat higher o correspond with big ad- vanco in futures. The 18 good general — demand, about stufl sell- ing well with the cxception of hard, Ke- ceipts for two duys, 810 cars; shipments, 110 cars. Closing: No'1 hard, January, 93c; on_track, Gic: No. 1 northern, Janu- ary, 00c; ary. @c; on track, 06: No. i.:" norther s January, 8le; on track, 8K St Lours, —Wheat — Higher; 08T501 May, 0114000 M:mfl{lyhl S eush, Mge: May, 03e. Oats—Lower; cash May, e, Pork--Quiet at $10, Lard—Quiet at & Whisk y—$| cash, 060, i creamery, 21@ choice to .lll)» 0@xce. As Orty, Jan. cash, 82¢ bid} bid Stronger; ary, {730 bid, Oits—Stendy ary, Hige bid. MILWAUKEE, spring, casi Cor ir Oats—Firm Provisions—Quiet . %.—Wheat—Firmer; No. January, s bid; No.? No. 2, : No. cash, 48¢ bid; Janu- 2, cash, 44150 bid; Janu- Jan._20.—Whoat—Firm; No. 6 te, 454@40. pork, May, 81035, SNATL, Jan. 26,—Wheat—Firm: No. 2 aixed. 5o, mixed, 7% @4e. Mrm; No. 2 s—Firm; No. Wiliie 26— Wheat—Strong; suppl spring, 78 63d@is 7d per i, winter, 75 634 _Corn—Flim and quiet; mixed bs €d per centul, LIVE STOCK. OmcAGo, Jan. 26.—Oattlo—Recoipts, head; market higher: extra steers, und from that down to$4.50 for good largely on cattle that sold #1254 week. Hogs—Receipts, § and ‘higers rough packers .60 wenghts §i Sheep—LKeceipts, actlve und lu»\vr; W #3.0)04.40. T, Louis, Jan. Dattle—Recelpts. 1,20 hoads shipmorits, —¢ market strong; faif to fancy nutlve steers, §.7505.10; stockers and tecdors, 8200340, —Receipts, westera, 12,000 ), ; market active commion, KL0GLLE)3 prime heavy und buteher mln B4, markot moderately esterns, $4.7504.90; Texuns, 20 head; snipments, 50 heavy, $4.50@0.50; mixed, 5340, KANSAS Ory, J 2,400 head; shipment: 750 head higher; stoers, §3.4354.05; cows, 818533 stockers und foeders, £.0004.65. Hogs—Receipts, 5,100 head; shipments, 2, market steady to strong; all Eraden 0 85! OMAHA MARKETS, Outtle—Recelpts, ONARA, Tan, 2, 1801, OarrrE-Estimated receipts of cattle 000 as compared with 1,211 $aturday and 1,49 Mon- day of last week. The market was active and 10c higher on_desirable grades of steers and bulls and cows, and steady on less desira- ble grades. Feeders were unchanged. Hoos—Estimated receipts of hogs 8,750 as compared with 5,058 Saturday and 2463 Monday of lust weok. Tho markct was ie- givoand strong to 5o hizher. Al sald early. Tho rangeof the prices pald was 81,1030, the bulk seliing at 8.30@443. Pigs, Lighte1zhts, E250@5.00, Teht, 83, 1005.40; hea ¥, 3.60; i G The average of cos paid was £33 18 compared “with Saturday und 85,42 Monduy of lust p—Thore Prices Nutives, £.50@4.5 fresh receipts of nominally = steady, 2,006 4,30, Disposition of Stock. Showing the numbor of cattle, hogs and sheep purchased on this market as reported by the wolghmaster of the Stockyards: com- pany forJanuary 26: CATTLE, re no nain i western Switt & Co.... The G. 1. Hammond Co.. The Cudahy Packing Co...0.0 R. Bocker& Degen.... Lo Rothsehiid Hamllton & Step Joseph Damron NelsMorris. . Shippers and’ Van Sant & Oaroy . A HoGs, Packing Co..... ing Co. The Cudah, Omuha Pad Swift & Co... G, I, Hamm Switt & Co.. The G. B, Hammond Packing 0o Representative Sales. L1000 1180 (1080 NGT 1080 LHOL 200 BULLS, 1400 220 180 225 1610 2 C1600 2 4) 1200 3 10 45 100 250 BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS 250 10.. 616 255 T 250 46..888 200 10 250 25.700 280 20, 250 30..755 285 60.. MIXED, 10..1018 2.2 880 10 0112 355 455 STAGS. 1.1470 350 OXEN, 1.1620 175 CALYEL 1.. 240 800 URLFENS. 7. 021 300 WESTERN CATTLE, No. Av. M, L. 1= 8 0OWS.....\000n B feeders. ? W. I, Stafford— 20 feeders. .. ... 1078 ik Av. 18 Sh_Pr. 920 83 10 80315 815 31 815 a2 FE] w0 [ I3 [ 6. ] 0 ) “" PIGS AND HOUGH. suE No. 104 westerns, owes. ... L6 80 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Frovisions. SMOKED MEATS—Sugur Cured—Hams, 1 to 16 1) average, $4c; hums, 20 1022 1b average, hams. 10 to 12 1b average, fe; skinned shoulders, s4e; cloar breakfust i boneless breakfast bacon backs, or pieni dried beef 1s, bes short oked beet him ; dried bee Totte, 04 b speciil 1" bonel «d beef k sclected wide Fancy 1ight clears, 63 long clears, short short ribs shoulders, 4%¢ a%es cloar bicks, i%e, SMOKED MEATS - Dry salt cured—Tancy llght welghtbueon short clears, Gyc o short ribs 6e;bacon short ¢ . Glges bacon long clonrs, 0 hacon clear belll SWEE (80t8), d rolls or Dbacon, 1 ceted dre und knuckies, o fast DIy SAL clear |w|H\w bacon shou! ) MEATS [ o1, A%, Hams, tlerces, 8c; shoulders 1t), tierces, 4§c; bellies, tlorces, 0i3e: California’ ham, tierces, 5¢; beet hun, lmln 81 burrel 0.0 Larp—Compound, per 1b pure leaf, per Ib ticre tloree busls, be usis, 60 pure lard, per b tierce basts, Ge; kettle rendered leaf Tard, per 1D tlerce iusis, (g, PORKAND BEEF, BARRELED—New mess pork, per Lbl, $10.75: family pork, 8.50; back pork, 11503 short cut cleir pork, $L.5@IL50; prime moss ' pork, # ) boneless pi pork, funcy, 318.00; oxtra mess beef, plate heet; plate becf, #8003 extra fumily beef, rolledt beef, bonoless, 8. sice boneless fum ily be P1a Pork, BONEL 14003 Il € barr fresh pork (links) Ge; fresn pork sausage. (bulk) dc; snoked pork sausage, Se; Frankfurt sausage, ¢; smoked head ch Polish sansage, 7¢; Knoblauch SauSuge, tongue sausage, S¢; summer suusuge; i bove prices are for lotsof fifty popnds and upwards; u less quantity a half centmor Dird-Prime lard ofl, (wirter strainod) 40 extra lurd ofl, (winter strained) 47¢; extra No. Llard oil, 3 No. 1 lard oll, i 0.2 lard oll, xtra neat's-foot ofl, tallow oil, 43¢ rrels dc over barrels; 5 gallon cans (2 in over barrel Ve (‘L('lllhl(‘n. Fresh stoe c. Por byl. 8230, Cholce California, 3¢ per 1o, Fhe Samply of Colorhdo potatoes s -lun« and carlond lots are offered at at 311 and smaller 1083 at $ Hom ¢ grown stock in small lots at the store’ is held at 950 " @#1.00, LETTUCE—Cholee stook 40c. BWEET POTATORS pplies are not h and the market isqulet. Some lowa st peds, are offered al #30; choico Kansas, H0. @ 4,60 per bbl, Ox1oNs—The market Is pretty well cleaned ut SO pds can be had at #1.50 per bu. iy —Choice stock 3iapdic. BAGAS—Michigan stock, per bu, 60c. Per bu, #.00a vy AprprLes—Good stock Is firm, and such varfe- iu‘\ as Ben Davisund Winesaps are held at .00, QuiNers—There are still o few quinces on the market which are offered at 50ci$1.00, |l|| Riversides, per bo: “1-~|~t||uru Mexi S, hes,“RIGAW; Tussets, G us»!‘oulu;tmnmmfl. LkuoNs—Messinu, per box. §.50@4.00. MALAGA GRAPES—Per 55-1b bbl, 8800900, ORANBERRIES—Supplies arenot heavy. Jer sey, per bbl, $1L00; Cupe Cod, $12.00; funcy Cape Cod, bell and bugle. $14.06@14.0. PrAns—Some cholce winter Nellis are still on the market and are offered ut ®3.001:3.50, ster Beurre, another varlety,are held at Country Produce. Eaas—Tho market yesterday was o littlo firmer and they were sclling at 1¢ and not many below 1745e, PouLTRY-Tho market Aid not present any decided chunges In values. A good many good chickens were going at e, while 7 was the outside for funcy stock, For turkeys 10c was u good price, though u few sales of cholce stock were reported atlle. Geese und ducks, it cholee. bring 7@sc. GAME—Rub ts wore slow sale. €otton tails bring about 7c. but jacks in any quantity are hard to sell. BurtEr—Good butter was In good request Oholce selected rolls bring 16@iic and the shippers are paying about for good sweet roils. " Low sradessell about as lowas at any thme. Flour. vIs Mill Co., hiih patent, Noot and i Blue it 82405 Hawk o, hulf putent #2.20; e patent Minnesota patent, £265; Kansas . #.45; Nebraska spring #ilmun's L!fllll medal, #£.70; Snow \\ hite, €®.30; Hll!)\\ Flake, $2.00; low grade, #1. Broken Bow roller mills Crean 8.40; Claim, #2.20; $1.80; Minnesota [y hief, '.’.-I(I; Patent, Oskhamp's rl'n(ly‘ to raise buckwheut flour, [ X per case of 50 2-1h puckage buckwheat DY 36,00 xchistor brand, Kvat: Sl Jack meal, per e of 5 2-1b llut'ku“l.n. \ur'lr, Pidelity, 82, Dry Goods. I‘IAN\ELQ Plaid, raftsman, 20; Goshen. o: Clear Lak 2lgc \h« ole Clty, 3 i Il No. ! 9 aszer Guton 2igc: Qu bee, \Hmlwr , 28 1n, 8 0z, 10/50: West oint, 2 In, 13 “West Polnt, 40 5 Standard, 8 flake, 1% K ENTU Cuse. Dakota, 4o ottswood, lelville, 250; Sprinzfield, 1214: Rapidun, iiaci Berroyi, Jse; Humburg, Neb! gehoolboy, Be. Prixts — Fancy — Eddystone, 0ie; Stoel River 6ei Rumapo, dhici st Ledger, 5ic. Shirtig—Marthn Washington, 4%4¢; Mortimic, ixe. Turkey Red—Fountain, 6%e; G crenfleld, 8i30: Borlin, 6. PRIy g0 Bl Net—Martha Wash- ton, 5%4c; Amerigan,te; Amold, bigci Arnold . long eloth, 100; Stifle ‘A, 113ac; Merrim 125, 100; Gold Lieaf, 8tge: Hamilton, 81ae; Allen tor, Bise; 18%¢; colored, s—Brovin— 1, 84, 18 i Utien, NG pperell, AND PILIOW OASIN in. 10%0; Pepps Pepper Pepperell, 10-4 45 1in, a, M in, 17'ee; Utlea, In, 24c; {eiao, % tn, Shes Dm0 o 28hgc Blenohed Net—Pepperell, 42 ip, 10%ac: Pepperell, 46 in, Hise Pepperell, 6-4,'1hc; ' Pepperell. 84, 20c; Pepperollii-d, 2 |" srell, 10-4, 25 Utica, Ll 10-4, y 3 2, Swied 1t oo S0, §ser R homds ko, Thorndyke, 120, 0i40s Thormdy ke, Cordis, No. b, 90; Cordls, No. 4, 10¢. Cukcks—Emplre, Eeonomy, Msc; Otls, Kse; COTTON | On l.uurd [4s yiges 00, 1l T, 1644 N Bige; No. 60, and slate, No. 8, No. W, 160 colored Missourf vaildy, 3 BLEACHED COTToN. Herkeley Cambrie—No, 6), 0ge; Best Yet, 6440; Buttercloth, XX, 414 Cibot, 73¢; First Oall 5% ei Fruit of the Loow, lousckeeper, 8io; King Phillly cambric, angdon G B; 9ue; Lonsdale, 8iie; Lons: dale cambric, 1060; Now York mills. He; Oak Lawn, 7¢; Full Width, 6¢; Olover, 650, COLORED CANMBREIC-Crown, 4'4c; Rod § Olover, 5c; Slater Rolled, 0§¢; hig Plunket cheoks, #c: Whitten- sge; Normandi dre Whittouton dre ixeelsior, 100 Ll VY blenched, tge: brown ar, col- ton, (¢ ouths d1 ford tress Fik IhOWR CORToNA— ANl rora I, G0: Aurorn K. 81y¢; cheose eloth, 4¢; Olinwn FF 6301 Langdon GB, Te, CorroNADES—York, nankin. 104 80z, 18¢; Lowlston, 10-0z. 23! 14e; Maplo HilL 15¢; Tiger Brand, 15¢, HEAVY BROWN CotTons- Atlintic A Atlantle 0.7¢; Atlantic D, 6% Be; Aurora O, 4ieq buek's head, W, 0ige; Darlington, 6 4 Tndiy Henrlotta LL, Dexins—Net Fverett, Workingman, o P, Cubot 1. 5@ Luwrence LL, 84¢; | #5.0000 | @.0. noskeag, 0 ou 1840 York | Bt Louts.. i Everett, stand '3 Old York, XX, i " Lawrence. 0 oz, i tancy stripes and ehecks, 114, V10ANs-Net—Thistle, G4c; Red Cross, Tie. ] B 105 nch, 3%e; Ste I i Fu 120, 60070 W0 RACCO0N—~No, 1, 1 Baiic; No. 1 smal, o NivK—No. 1 larze. w000 i No 1 smiall, 3wg Lfou irt SKUNK-Bluck d0e; Striped ) No. 1medlum, % dand 4,45 No. 1medium, 03 d 4, b2 No. 1, 0@ 3 1015 ; @ 81.00; Striped 3 Striped No b 2, $.00G02.50; groy, No.1, b 2. 81,00 3, 40, 2, ek 50275¢; No. 4. per largo prime, $1.00@700; No. 1, No. 1, small, #2.5083.50; No. @1.50; prairie, HEAVEIC-NO. | per 11, $1.562.0; No. 3, per b Witn OProssus-—No, Ta@lie. BADNGER-N @ie; No. Wory BrAR 1. cased. 10312 HINE [ 00; b . 1, 4.000.00, No, 1. §10a20.00 Grizly, No. 1, own, No. 1, £5.00%1000; cat Buckskix—Tndlan dressed. por Ib, e 0. DEER—Summer. per Ib. 2g300; faill, 2 wintor, 20@Xie; green salt, por plecg, o elk, per 1b, 12¢; antelope, 14620¢, Fisien—No. 1, §3.0003.00, MARTIN-NO. 1, T50081.50; No. 8, 25@0c, ound hog. weasel, rabit and squirrel skins have no value, lml ber. ft. 2 . b £16 00 16 00 16 00 16 00 600 1700 218 00 18 00 18 00 18 00 10 00 11215 00 160 00 18 00 ENCIN 0.1, 6 In, 12 and No. 1, 6 in, 16 ft, #10.00; 4 in, ¥ 12 and 14 ft, rf, #4.00; % in 00; 4 in, $16.00; ) {,00; No. 0, 16° £, B13.00. SIDING A, 1214 and 16 ft, $22,00; 12, 14 and 16 £6820.50; 1), $14.60, BOARDS—N O, 3 2, com, No, 4, com, $1:.5 com, $1150, FLOOIING — A white pine, 220, 6 in, white pine, §6.00; D, 6, Wi l~|)¥mw~ol feneing), Mextra, E0cK oAb A, 18 15, 145,000 O, #0.00: D. No. 1 conimon. 12 in, 818, 10, 12 ‘and 15 ft, $21.0 #1850; _No. common, 12 in, sts, 11t 20 PO T No. imon, 12 i, sis. 16 ft, $10.50; No. 1 counmon, 12 in, 81s, 20 Tt, £21.00; No. 18 00 14 ft, o, 10 00 210,001 #04,00; 4 fn, 505 B, 215.00; #18.00; C. £20.50; E, 417.00; drop sia= £5.00; B, 12 in, o] plafn, 8and 10 in, 8 G. 8 in, $19.00 No. 2, 14 nd 16 £t, $10.50, 140 1% and A B orClsel BOUTHERN YELLOW 1N 1dclear flooring, 13-16, star, #10.00; com floorin r, Tj-16. 826,00 1stand 3 clear, % celling, $1450; 1t and 2d cloar. % ceiling, #10.50; 1stand 2d clear, coil 5.00; 1st and 2d” elear, finish. $%. from 1 827,00 18t and 24 clear fini from 114 fn, #10.00; 15t and 2d elear, finish, $25, from 114 and 2 in, #0.00: 1stand 2d°clear, y p casings, —g-inchand up, 1st and 2d 10,003 S-inch and up, 1st and 820 00 TC~Tar board per cti doors, 50 per oti bline ) 1 : mouldings, 5 por ot; tarred felt, perewt, 8210 straw board, 31 L TUBING, ET0,- 0. G 214-Inch, deinch well tubir .00; pickets, D. & H, flat, & H. squire, $0.50. SIINGLES, | LATH-Fxtra standard <A ¥4 extr @-inch_clear pine, 8190 cle Tath, 8280, PosTs~White cedar. 6-inch, 4s, ars, 1e; white cedar, 5%-inch, 1 S-inch ars, Be; white cedar, 4=inch ronnc split ouk, B¢; Tennessee rea cedar, split, e, Metals. Steen Wine NAtus—Base, 8255; steel nalls, base, 8215, CorrER—Planished boller size, cold rolled, 27c per 1b; sheeting, 26¢ per 1b; pit and flats, 256 per 1b, WiRE-Jap, barb, §.25; gal., $.05. Roo¥ING—Charcoul, L 0, 14320, 112, 86.00; T. X., #7.50, No. %, #3.50; No. 27, #.60. ¢ per lh. SHEET IRON SornEr—Strictly half and hulf, i5ic. 'rm Prare—1, C., 10x%, L X, 0, , 112, 86.78. NO-fc Small pig, 10x14, 50c per Ib; bar 400 por 1D, GALNANIZED 8 e IRON—Discount 50-10-5 r cent; pat. plan. iron. Nos. 2land ¥ A, 10}5¢; Ve Miscellaneou Sacked, per ton, #21.00; chopped feed, “Hickony Nurs—Large, per busiicl, 1.0, CresTNUTS=Large 1talian, I perih, BONES—In car lotsonly—Dry buflalo per ton, #16.00@1%.00; dry country, bleached, per ton, £10.00¢015.00% dry country,damp and meaty.per ton, $8.0@10.00. Theso' prices urefor Lones weighed and delivered in Chicugo. HIDES - Frozen hidesA@4iac i No.1 green salted 1des, Hidiac greensulted hid 0.1 kreen salted hdes, 25 to 40 1bs, 5ivze: 2 green salted hides, 25 to 40 Ibs, 314G 4c} 5 3 No. 2 veal calf, § 2 No. 1 dry flint hides, dry ealted pelts—Green salted, each green salted shearlings (shiort wooled early skins), “each, 10@e; “dry shearlings (short wooled early skins, No. I cuch, No. 2, dry flint Kansas and Nebraska buteher wool pelts, per Ib, actunl welght, 10@ 3 dry fiind Kunsas and Nebraska murrain vool pelts, per 1b, actual welght, S@12o; dry fline Colorado biteher wool pelts, per 1D, actual welght. 10212150, dry flint Colorado murrain wool belts, per b, wotual welght, 8@ dry pleces and bucks, wotual welglic 7 ect cut off, as it I8 useless to pa, froight on the L TALLOW AND GreASE—Tallow No. 1, 815@1% taliow No. & failes gronse, whitd' w, Mae areuse, whitg b e grous low. 2ie groase, dark,2ic; old butter,2@2 bomwnm Prime, 1620¢; rough tallow, 141y LEATHER—Hem lgek. SANENter Kol6, per b hemlook dry hide solo, 20 sole, W@Ho; Frouch kip skins, Mcidl.10; French calf skin, 81.252.00; Amiorlcan ouk calf, 50081 16; Amorican hemlock calf, Te@ 8110: Amerlcan ouk kip, 75@8ie; Américan homlock kip, 00@Tc; sheep skins, 50c@31.00; Baut skins. per foot, S0 HoNeY—White clover, 1 b frumes, per Ib, 18¢; 2 Ib frames, 17c, C0AL~On bourd cars at Omaha—Ath —Ohestnut, range and og,88.50 per ton: gri .25, Soft coul:~Ohlo, £.51; Bouthern Giffn 1o #30: walnut block, 82; Iowa lump. #. lmn\ nut, #2. ME_CEMENT, E10.—On board ears at Ona bi—Ash’ Grove i lilde ment, £1.4 tand cement. .43 5; Michigan plastor, 8 #L70; white sand, & York plaster, 2 ¢ Dodge plusic P, P. halr. per bale, #1.00. BLACK WALNUTS-Par bushel, 31 i COCOANUTS = Per 100, sucked, #.50; The Genu'ne P Johann Hoff's MMalt Extract Unparalled as a Tonic Nutritive for impair gestion, for Weak and Debilitated, for Mothers while Nursing and during Convalesecnce. BE- WARE OF IMITATIONS, The genuine has the signature of *‘JOHANN HOF¥F” on the neck of every bottle. EISNER, MENDELSON & CO., So'e Agents, 6 Barciay St., New York. GHRISTIE LLATHROP Commission Co. 809 and 811 South 13th Streat, F.rst National Bank Building, Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Oraers exuted for the purchase or sale for fmmediate or future delivery in all thelead- ing maurkets, Private W 10 New York,.. Chicago, . Correspondents, } Kennett, Hopkins, & Co .D. B. Franols & Bro' OMAHA Manuficturers’ and Jobhers DIR ECTO RY. __BILLIARDS. | The Brunswick-Balke llender (o, Billtard merchandise, Saloon fixtires BOX BS. John L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box faators, 407, 409 8. 10th street, Wb Omaha. Orders promptly A1 e —————————— BOOK BINDERS & BTATIONBRS. = Omaha Republican Pmmug 0o, Law briefs, bank supplies, and eversthing in the printing line. 0th and Douglas stroo Ackermann Bros, & Heintzo, Printers, binders, clectroty pers, blank book manu- facturers, 1116 Howar) strast, Omahs. BOOTS AND SHO®3, FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TA BLIR. 13th stroeh Omaha. oo, Oboras & O, | J. 8. Smith 25,, 1408-1412 Losvenworeh i Omaha E—————— IRON Paxton & Vierl “Nton Works, Wrought and oast tron WORKS, Omaba Safe & Iron Works, bullding work, engtney, | Manufies fire and Brass work, Rorors] | " proot watos, vau nrh foundry Ry. and 1701 at. orks, fron, wire and bra 5128, 10ith stroot W. Boohl, w'k rinching and blnekmith work, U. B, | fr Acme Iron and Wire Proprietor. | york iron Shuitefd 3 dreon, b & ackbontls Wilson & Drake, M'tg tubular flues, fre 3| box bollars, tanks, o Plerce and 10th strests. LITBOGRAPH.INGA Roes Pmlmg Oo Lithographing, And Biank Books. 11th And Howard $ss. Printing LIQUORS. Oharles A, Ooe & 0>, | Kirkendall Jones &0o, Manufacturers and job- | Wholesalo Manufactur's bers. Agente for Bosten, Mot Shos (o 1k 1100 Foward streot. _and 1100 lnFiey W, V. Morse & o, &hoe Factory, Corner lith and Douglah ats, Oma- Na SMorchants invited tocall and examine. SUPPLIES, Louis Heller, Butchers' und Packors' Toola & Bupplies. Boof, Bok & sheep cmsings 116-1118 Jmokson Bt. Williams, Van Aer- nem & Harte, 112 Harney stroet, Omahs, Neb, ~ BUTOHERS' OARR'AGES BUGG-I[‘]q ETO, W, T, Seaman, Omahn's Largest Va WAGONS AND CARRIAGES "CLOTHING. Gilmors & Ruhl, | Manufacturors & Whole- nle Clothiors, 1100 Harnoy St. CIGARS. West & Fritscher, Manufactnrors fine clgars Jobbers of leaf tobaccos. 1011 Farnam stroet. Oolumbus Buggy 0o, Carriages, carts’ sulkies, oty . Manager. 513-315 South 10th. OARPETS. | Omaha Carpet Oo, mrpets, ofl cloths, mat- tings, curtaln goods, ote. 1511 Douglas stroat. Dean, Armstrong & Co., 0 N. 16th Stroot “Hollo 1" 1439, C)AL COKE, E\‘U. Omaha Coal, Ooke and | Lime Qo Hard and soft coal. B. E. Cor. Iith_and Doug- Ias stroets. Hulbert & Blum, Ohlolump,Rock Springs, XExeolslor, Walnut block, | screened nut, anthracits, smiihing, ateam Otice 214 8. 15th st Coutant & Squires, Hard and soft coal ship- pors, 1808 Farnam reet, Omaha Harmon & Weeth, Aeme lump, Eagle lump, Walnnt olock and An- thiacite conl. Ofice 119 N. 10th stroot. P.H. Mahoney & Oo. Hard-Conl-Soft. Ofcen 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Douglas sts. Howell & Oo., 2178, Lth stroet, “American Fuel Co. | p,H, 8hippers and dealors In anthraclto snd bita- minous coal. 415 8. 15th stroot. Nebraska Fuel 0o, 318 8. 13th street, ‘Omaha, Neb. J. J. Johnson & G, 118 B. 18th stroot, Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros., $14 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. Iler & Oo, Liquor Morchants. 111 Larney strent. Manufactur'ts Kennedy Tt Indin 11 itors. R R Grotte, | Importer and Jobber of 9th Wines and Liquors and Leavenworth Sts, Prico lists on applicatio William Darst, Wines, Liquors and Ci- 1813 Farnam 8t, Omahy Frank Dollone & Co., Liquors and Genuine Ne« vadn Clgars. n 1205 Douglas Streot 1. Kirsoht & Oou Wholosale LiquorDealers 8. 10th 8t. LU A. Friok & Oo,, Wholesale LiquorDealers 504 - 503 8. 10th 8 MBER. G. W. Douglass& Co. Hardwood Lumber, 1310 North! Charles R. Lo, Hardvood lumber, wool carpets and p Nooring. oth and Douglas. rquet 6th Stroet. John A, Wakefield, Imported, American, Port 1and Coment M ilwauk Hydraullo Coment & Quiney White LAme. Wyatt - Bullard Lume bor Co. 20th and Ixard Streets, Fred W. Gny, Lime, Coment, Eto., Bto. Cor. 0th an1 Douglay. MILLINERY 0. A. Btonehill, Millinery, Notlons Cloaks, Bty 116-118 8. 16th St Omaha b 4 Louis Bradford, Lumber, ime, comontote 923 Douglas streot. — | AND NOTIONS, A 1. Oberfelder & Co. Tmporters and Jobbers 1y Millinery. 214 Bouth 11en street, _— MUSIOAL INSTRUME Max Moyer & Bro. O Mg ‘musical Instruments, te.. Fornam and Iith. welers, dealers in NTS, BTO ; o. A, Hospe, Jr,, Planos, Organs, Artists Materlals, Etc., 1515 Douglns Stroet Qonsolidated Tank Line Oo, Refined and lubrioatin oils, axlo grease, ot A. I Bishop, Manager. 4 Koods. 1508 Leavenworth. OYSTERS. A. Booth Packing Oo,, Oysters, fish and canned Platt & Oo,, “Tiger brand,” fresh oys- tors, Omyha branch, £15 und 817 Howard. ——y PAPER. | PLATING. Oarpenter Paper Oo, tock of Carry a full printing, wrapping an writing paper, card pa- per, ete. Western Plating W'ka Gold, sliver and niokel lating on all_ metal | d loware otd,repitiod a B e ] Mount & Griffin, 113 8. 1ith streot, O.B Havens & Co, 1602 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. Omaha. CORNIOCHE. Eagle ornico Works) Manufacturers of Galvan- ired Iron Cornlce. Window caps, metalicsky- lighta ete. ‘1110 and 1112 Dodge St. ¥, Ruemping Galvanized fron cornices, Dormer windows, door caps, finials, ote. Tin om i alnto Toter. BT Farnun St "DRY GOODS, M. E. 8mith & Oo, |Kilpatriok-Koch Dry goods, furnishing Goods U«v., £00dy, notions. Dry goods, notlons, gonts® furnishing gooas. Cor. 1th and Howard sts. | Cornar 11ih ahd iaraey ELEOTR!CAL SUPPLIES e e e L e R Wolf Eleotrical Co. Tllustrated Catalogue free. 1614 Capito Avenue. FARM MACHINERY, EIC. Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G Northwall, Martin Oo., Genoral western agont Corner Jones and 9th sts. | Skandia Plow Co, Omaha, Neb. 1540131 Bherman ave. —_— FLOUR. PRODUOEB, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, Dealers 1n_country prof uce, fruits, vegotabl e 127 Hloward street. Sohroeder & Co, burers bulter sag ani o) oom? misston .m b 23 Soul atroon 0. Roso & 0o, Forelgn, tropleal fruits, 1218 Howard stroet. Porter Bros. 0o., Callfornla, tropieal fruits. 801-511 Jones stroet. 0. W. Butis, Caltfornia and Florida ana - Munagor. E B. Branch & (V' Produce, fratte of all kinds, orstars, 1211 Howard strook " Roburt Purvis, 1217 Howard stroot. Write for prices on bus ter, ogas, poultry aad kame. Kirschbraun & Sons, Buttor eggs and poultry. 1200 Floward street. Olark & Co,, poultry and gamo, % South 18th street. Bates & Co,, Country produce, fr vegotavlo:, gro aciultios. toan aploes, ete. 417-410 8. 1th 5. " Williams & Oros, Produce and frulty " RUBBER GOODS, BTO. Omaha Rubber Qo,, Manufacturing anl Job- versall kind s rubber woods. 1003 Farnam straat. SAFHS, SHHEDS, Broken Bow Roller |R T. Davis Mill Co., Milling Oo.. 0. 0. Undermood, Oftee and warehouse, Manager at Omaha. 1012 N. 16th street. Cor. 8th and Jagkson sts. 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th stroot. Black, Manage (lemons Oskamp, Mfg of reads to raise Slap Jack Meal, finost cakes'n the world. 12071315 8. 20h wtreot. FURNITURE AND CARPETS, A. L. Deane & Co,, General agents for Hall's Safos. 421 and 523 Nouth 10th St, Ounbia. SABH, DOORS, Emerson 8sed Co,, Ba0d grower: wardun truo aveds, 421742} Bouth 15th. BLINDS, M. A, Dishrow & Oo,, Manufacturors of sash, doors. blinds a Mouldings. Branohof- fice, 12th and liard sts. Bohn Bash & Door Co, Manu tacturops of moutd- ings, blinds, doors, o, 19th and Clark streels. —_— Dewey & Stone Fur- | Ohas, Shiveriok & Co. niture Go,, Furnitare and Carpots. Furniture and carpets, 1115-1119 Farnam stroot, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. [3.T. Robinson Notion Qo,, aenty tarnishing ' €' colabrated “Buckskin” ov eralils, pants, shirts, conts, eto. cor. 12th and Howard sts. GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass and | 3, A, Fuller & 0o, Paint 0a,, 18-1412 Harney atreat. | 107 V3T Omaha. Owahae, Neb. Blake. Bruce & Co., W5-903 Leavonworth st 120-1210 Farnam St. Schneider & Loomis, Jobbers and Importers of notlons and furnlshing §00as, 1111 Howard street. goods, brand Strost, William Oummings, 617 s 610 Bonth 168 8L, Neb. Oviha, Neb, GROOCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, Eyer & i;npke, 105-711 8. 10th stree 1403-1406 ¥larnoy stroot, Oma Omaha, Neb. D. M. Steele & 0o,y 1201-1205 Jones stroot, Ouaha, Neb. Sloan, Johnson & Oo, th and Lenvenworth Omaha, Neb. ‘Allen Bros. 1114 Harney st MoCord, Brady 0o, 13th and Leaven worth, Omaha, Nebra Ounha, Neb. ka. GUNPOW DER. Hugh @, Olark, Genl Weatern Agent Dupont's Bportiog Gun- powder, Atins highexplo- Bive, Blasting caps. fuse] S0 Harnsy werot it o S 'HARDWARE ~Olark - Andreoson Hardwara 0, LI A | e Reotor & Wilheluy tny Oo|Lee- Gor. 10th and Jackaon sts Gt BYRUPS. Farrell & Company, Wholesale manfacturars olnaves aad gar 217219 South 8th atreet. | STOVES, Daffy Trowbridzs Stove Manufao'g 0., Maaufartur'yg stovesanl tove pipd. 1213-1215 Lenvenworth st. TEA OOFFEB, SPIOES, OIGAP;-B- Consolidated Ooffes Company, 14l4and 10 Parnoy sk Ownbn. Nob. STHAM AND WATER SUPPLIBS 0. 8 Wid }]ngmu& Pump Halllday w\ud s 013 and 920 Jones st G F. acting manager. A, L. Strang & Bons, 1002-1004 Faroam stroeh Ouaha, Neb. Orane Uompany, Hose belting, stoam pump packing, Toys, dolls, albu Koudse house furn &ouds, children's car- Hagos. 1319 Furnamst. The Omaha Typs Foundry, Printers Now and 1118 Howard stroot i ——_—— e SOQUTH UNION STOCK YARDS LIVE S8TOCK OMAHA. O, - - LIMITED, 0O MMISSION, Boyer & Truitt, #-% Kxchange Bullding, Bouth Omaha. 8 i Oot’[man, Smiley & Oo,, 20 Exchange Bullding Bouth Omaha. Wood Brothers, % Exchisngo Bullding, Souls Ouahe Martin Bros, 4450 Exchange Bullding Chle § Exchauge Bullllng, Bouth Omaha. Hunter & Green, B0 ¥ xchange Bullding Bouth Omans, A=