Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1891, Page 6

HIE OMAHA DALLY BEKIFRIDAY, JANUAKY 30, 1891 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Again Disappoints All the Speoulat- P ors’ Expectations NATURAL STRENGTH OF THE SITUATION. No Great 1tem or Bull News—Efect of the Poor Telegraphic Service— Corn 18 Comparatively Mild—Live Stock. OCHIcAGo, Jan. 20.—(Special Telogram to Tue Bee,]-On ‘change the markets started with wheat '4e lower, othercereals steady and provisions at slightly better prices. The trading of the first hour brought good strength and higher prices to all the grain markets. while products changed but little and the uetivity In the provision pit soon died out. The unexpected happened in wheat again today. The majority of the trade came on the floor expecting a reaction from the ad- vance of Wednesday. There was o hesitating market the first hour, with the first trading at e decline trom the close yesterday. About 11 o'elock there was a bulge that put the price of May lo over the opening figure. After w slight drop from this price, a second period of excellent buying set in and the trice moved up slowly at first and then with a Jump to 98%e, or214¢ advance from the opening at ¥4e. July wheat sold at the same time from 01%c to 84e, There was no one great item of bull news. It was the nat- ural strength of the situation which was foreed on the trade by outside buying. Per- hapsthe key to the market was the cash wheat demand. Minneapolls at noon quoted cash wheat strong at %244e to 0. Buffalo re- ported liberal sales to New Yorkstate millers, Milwaukee reported sales of 21,00 bushels to Rochest by rail. Detroit re- ported 4 sh wheat sold at ad- vanced prices. Duluth reported a carzo of five bout toads of No. 1 northern sold for Glas gow ut a fancy figure. Tho sales of 15,00 bushels of spring were here re- ported at 4o under M The re- vort of the rainfall at San Diego, Cal.. was Interpreted ourly to mean o breaking of thedrouth in that stave. Later advices re- ported tho great wheat valleys still without rain, There were snows in Some portions of the west and northwest, but Kan: S sourl hiud none and colder w dicted. Cables were bullish, were id higher and firm und the higher. The poor wire service left the trade with meager news from s a_points. In the pit Pardridge was a buyer carly, followed by Mitehell, Baxter, Armour & Co., Hutelin- son and others. At first the scalpers we sellers. On the first good bulge Logan & Co led the buying, supposed to be on 8t. Louis orders, On the sceond strong buige St. Louls bought through 8. V.White & Co. The sealpers and shorts saw theirearly mistake and seram- bied for wheat, getting 1t back at o loss. The advance was accompaniod by groat activity and for the hour at least there was a genuine bull market and Pardriage was lost sight of. At 10'clock the prico of Muy wasback to 97%c, but there was no indication of any sharp re- action. There was somo reaction In wi the lust half hour on realizing, but the market showed good staying qualitics aftera great advance to 08%c from 6% at the opening. The close of May was at 88}4e, Zoover the open- fng and tic ovor the close yesterday. January was quoted at 0150 to 930, closing at 93%0, July 01%¢ to e, closing at 93ige. The estimate for tomorrow was sixty cars. Vessel room hus been taken for222,000 bushels of wheat here thismonth, There was a very bullish feeling amonz the trade at the elose. There was a mild market in corn compared with the great trading In wheat. Although the receipts were 258 cars, against the esti- mate of 195 cars, the market started about stendy at52%e for May. With an casier feol- ing In wheat early tho price of corn touched 62340, but at once recovered toidige. The esti- mate for Friday was quite liberal at 200 curs, but the strength in the other markets could not be disrogarded, and before 1 o'clock the price of May moved up to . Liverpool cables were 14410 %d up at the opening, and at the close 1d higher. The extreme top price for May corn was 525@5lk, not 53¢ straight, The close was at 52%c seller, or but %o up trom last night. uary at tho clogy called 60}4c, February, 494@50%e, closing at 50e; July, 520 to ©%c to 5o, practically with May. Light stocks continue to be the bull tactor. There was no remarkable trading, Tho trado In 0ats felt bullish all day. but the advance was slight, owing to the fact that Hutehinson was against the market, selling all day. May sold at 45%c early and up to 463c, closing at 46 seller. June closed at 4530 bid; July, 4150 to 42%4¢, closing at 42, Mhore wis some strongth in brovisions at the opening, on the pis of hogs falling below tho estimate at 43,000 und prices ut the yurds being up l0c. Later in the day the cash demnnd for meats was reported ‘lmproved and the buying in the pit became quite brisk for all produets, pork and ribs leading, The st ¢ feellng in ull other markets no doubt helped the price. On the early show of strength the ackers undertook to sell the orowd all they wanted, but later offerings were less freo and prices moved up. May pork ing llll r 10,2215, - This was £old nt $0.050.10, losed 2o upat & Ribs wero stron ing up at 817, and closing at §.15, or se higher, PRICES AT OIICAGO, Tilikh, | Low. | s osgly b+ el 623 ither 18 pro- | (8 o154 b2 wy| e 1016 (1025 |10 10 512§ 5 125 ool 610 | 6ong PRICES AT ST. LOUIS, w1418 g 52563 g w 10 23 515 8275 e 03 10 1214 5173 510 6014 Eomion WipaT— May.... 914 B34 £ ¥ ol ey high as e daring the excitoment. This 18 o high price for the new crop, uniess there 8 some disaster to the growW Ing crop. Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to Chrlstle-Lathrop Com. Co~The bullish advices we sent out yesterday have materialized rather sooncr and to a more positive extent than seem possible the time. Converts are m more numerous today than yester few days' missionury work like co draw in recruits by the regiment. Of course we shall have sharp and frequent renctions, and the taking of profits on bulzes 18 the | policy of a good trader, but It is believed that the strength of the surrounding conditions Is such that no pradent obserber can fail to be | fmpressed with them, Th h our eash wheat 18 nominally 5e o it 19 n fact conslderable quantity of en the be hud ut more than | under May has been refused for pantity. Most'ef it is owned by ele- prictors who, having no to fill bins, will unless th n May, quite vator | with which thelr wheat May prices rathar than empty. There Is a steady demand in Ind Ohfo, Michigan and southern Iliino’s. Many sections that were sellers of wheat last fall are now buyers. It dovs not necessarily fol- low that these localities are bare of wheat, Uholders are conviriced that higher re i prospect and eurrent bids are re- 1. thus compelling country millers to buy at distant markets. Of course it Is an unset- d question how much still remains in the nds, but we think it is e 1 more confident fe ‘There 18 nothing new Irn. e in s no to buy for Investment at ces, and it seems foolhardy (o Should there e any consider- short interest and grading shows no im- P ement, shorts might hate trouble in get- tng contricts filled. That hogs should be Righer when so plenty alarmed cortain shorts n provisions this morning, who proce ed at once to get out of harn's w The advance made by thelr buying was held by the buoy- b grain market. The upturn considered g a rully aftera great decline 19 insignificant and affords, s we think, favorable oppor- tunity for short selli hang o get clos o warehouses present pr roll it short abl CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, OHICAGO, Tan, 20.—(Special Telegram to THeE BER.]—CATTLE-Business opened slow and for the time ruled rather weak, some of the early sales showing a slight decline, but later, there s an improved demand or rather salesmoen pted bids made when the businessmoved along more actively, the general murket elos- ing much better thin the opening, yet values lower than_on Monday on all grades of fut cattle. Low priced canning stock and cows show little or no change and fat cows are selling fully as high as last week and also all good grades of stockers. The top price today was .10 and only a few loads soid #500, the bulk of the fat steers 190, while 1 nunibers of mo- BB 503 cows, $1.2502.75; stock= Business was active from opening to ith an advance of 5210 over the low of yester The shipping d 5 o and the run ot smaller points was quite light today. Kough and common sold at .450.50; g0od to cholee mixed, 3,00; prime hea it .60 470 003,003 pigs, STOCKS AND BONDS. Niw York, Jan. 20.~[Special Telezram to Tk BeE]-S100Ks. —The day in stocks began aslow recovery from the sharp drop I railway shares late yesterdny. Tho forelzn situation was favorable, with another reduc- tion in the Bunk of Englund ratoto 3 per cent. The sowe buying orders also from London. The public on this side were still shut off from the strect because of the poor telegraphie service, There was no remark- able feature in the murket. First prices were genorally a fraction over last night and an upward movement, which proved to be u hes- ftating one, tollowed up to 1 o'olock. The chanzes were limited to % and % per cont gains, Ohicago Gas rose w 41%; Sugar to 814 t Pacifie, preferred, to Burlington to 87i; Rock Isiand to 03 St. Paul to &1 Missourl Piieific to 3% Union Pucifio to 4. Until the raflway agreoments in the West mean Some- fhing, thero 10 well supported stavk TSt Thore was n «ro1tly improved fooling in fow storks 1ato in the day. Gould and~ Vil- facd stocks appeared to havo tho bost sup- port. Northern Paoific preferre the' list With o ain Of (14 to T3 with common and North American cach up 4. Missourl Pacific wits the next levder with again of 1% to G, followed by Union Paclfic to 443 St. Paul to 54 Roek Island to 684, while Buriington and Atcnison were up but % each, Northwestern waus the exception with o 10ss of '4. Chleago Gas held up ot 41 and sugar recelyts about o point up. Phe sales roachied 241,60 shires, The tollowing were the closinz quotati U. S ds reglistore N 5. iy conpans. . Algn reglstered. . iriliorn Pacitio ... doprofterred. .. A At Burllngion 7. Chicag & Quin DL & WL Niinoly Coniral Ki Lake Shore. Michigan Missourl Pacific. . MoNEY—On o per cent. e MERCANTIL STERLING | duy bils, 84, C.. M. & S 3 o preferred . |8t. Paul & Omaha. .. W4| dopreferred ... |Union Paci WSt L. & do preforred tern Unlon. 14 per cent, yi Sixty- Canadn 30 citle Mall. ke Shore. 1 Tt O, e Northwestn Mo. Pac St.Paul... 8. Paul pfd. West, Unlon D, L&EW.. Sugar Trust] Rending. Del. & Hud. Pullmun. No. Al . Mich. Cont. Stiver 11 Cent, i i Notes and Gossip. nated hog recelpts for Chicago on Fri- Aay. 46,000, Recelpts, luth, 17 cars. 8t. Louis recelpts: 000; corn, 20,000, St. Louls shipments: Whe 10,0705 Onts, 8, Estimated receipts for Whoat, 60; corn, 200; ont Chicawo recelpts: W he oats, O8300. Shipments: 4,005 0ats, 145,000, A sale of cash wheat was mado at Chicago at #o under May. Thisstrongeh of cashlas glven w sudden spart to the futures. Eckert & Swan report the salo of 4,200 sacks of flourina forelgn market which has taken Bothing from them since last March, 1pts at Chicag »; winter wheat, 12; Colo- spring 65, inspectod rogular winter wheat, none; Colorado, none; spring, 45. Milwaukee reports 20,000 bushelsof whea t taken for Rochester. Al rail fro falo reports 10,000 bushels of wheat tuken by interior millers. A Californiy of rain in the aro countern machinery on drouth. Without communication with the east elther by private or public wires business Is much restrioted at Ohicago. Private cabies gener. ally denote firm and higher markots, while the publio cables ure not 5o favorable. Beorbohm's cable: Ourgoes off coast—Wheat atopenng quieter; malze at opening firm, Arrivals wheat cargoes since last report, 01, 15 walting, 1. “Arrivals maize. 8, waulting, 4 Cargoes on passuge and for shipment: Wheat at opening rather easior; maize firw. Wulla Walla wheat off coast % bid present and following month 86s 6d. Weather n - land wet, Liverpool wheat at opening firm; malzo spot utopening stronger. G. F. Logan & Co. to Toneray & Bryan-The wheat murket opened qulet af 06igo. * Muy of ferings were light, The principal ciuse of the sudden advande of 20 is the good den: for cash wheat. Eurly reports from the Pacitie const sald *hey had had ralns, but later the slgnal servico report statod no ralus, with a cloudless sky. Al forelgn advices aro strong and polnt to higher prices. A salo of No. 1 hard spring for shipment to Glusgow at 4 por quarter, say equal to #1210 at the soabourd, was made this moraing by a Duluth house. 1t may be prudent to tuke profits on such ad- vances, but ou all breaks we recommend buy- fng. The trading in July 1s light It sold us Minneapolis: Wheat, 21; Du- Wheat, 12,5005 oats, 67,- f, 10,802; corn, Chiengo Friday: 103, T 1. 18,800 rn. 67,700; Wheat, 003 corn, s und farm account of the continued Mining Shares. New York, Jan. 2).—[Special Telogram to Tue Bee]—The following are the mining stock quotations: Adums Con.. Aspon, Con, Cal. & Va The Coffee Market. w Yok, Jan. %.—(Speetal Telegram to Tue Ber)—CorrEE—-Optjons opened steady at5points up to20 points down;elosed steady at 5 points down to 15 polnts up. Sules: 2,000 bugs. 516,803 'I.-)hrll.lry. 0: 5.0 ust, $15.10 prember, $14,05; l:l'l‘enl'3 Dbor, #1400 spot Rio, firm and quiet; fair car- gous, $10.00; No. 7 817,50, PRODU OHICAGO, Jan, 20.—Close—Wheat—Steady: cash, Bgdic; May, Sie;: July, 0lie. J ash, 3ce; May, 5290 o ! MARKET, ts—Ensy | Porl—Steady, cush, Miy Lard—Steady’ ousli, #.70; ) Short Ribs—Stoady cash. #, 5 itye—Steady at 71 Harley -Slow at ¥ lxlu Ir;lrn\ ut $1.17, Prime Timothy—Steady at 81,20, Whisky vlLH.y g Plour — Unchanzed; winter patents, $1.50 ng patents, $L402450; Dbakers', Shoulders, $1.0534.10; £5.00; sh ribs, $4.5004.6 s hutter=Unchanged; credmery. 16@c: datry. Hides short. Unchanged; salted, 54@540;: groen $i0; green saltod oalf, & bull, 6@Te; dry oalf, 8@ Tallow—-Unchanged; No. ac; No. 2, Be; cake: do. Otiesy—Stroug; full cream 100; flats, 105@I0%e; @l eavy gi salted buil. try ‘fling, So; sa icons, dach, , solld packed, ) cheddars, 04@ Young Awmericus, 10 Eusler; fresh, 21¢, Kecelpts. Shipments. 21,000 2,000 14,000 000 Corn, bu.. 6,000 4,00 Oats, bu.. .00 146,000 NEw YORK, Jun. %.—Wheat—Recelpts, 10,50 RS Flour, bbls Wheat. bu . bushels: export 2440 higher and stro in elevator; $1.00%0 foh No. 100 bushel: No. Dot 14@ 4 red, $1.08@1.00% #1100 aflout; $1.10% options 1@ 1% ¢ higher; closed strongi sed at 1004 bushels; exports and_stronz: No. evitor; 3a@iiee alloat; ungraded 2@ 0; options elosed strong; Jun- Rocolpts, exports, white, White west 20,000 biishel bushels; spot N @¥ger mixed western, 5 BY60L0; options firmer: Junuary, wzar—Ieaw dull; refined. quiet Petroleun—Steady; United closed. ury, e, Ezgs—Westorn, %o Lird—Firn; western stean sales, $6.05 bid, Butter-—Wealk; western dairy, 1210¢; cream @Y gin, W@ ge, g light <einis, Febru- i stron, @84, Wheat—Iligher; cash, ! i Qsh, (@100, ush, 46, Linrd—5, Whisky—31.14. Butter—Creamery, 18220c KANSAS Cry, Jun. 20.-Wheat ard, cash, Kie bid; Junuary, 1o bid, No. e sler; Onts—Stendy: No. Junuary, 45¢ bid. ry, 10@2%e. stronger: N 8o bia; Y cash, 5@10%4c cush and January, 2, asked; Wheat—In good de- wheut to ship to MiNNEAvOLIS, Jan. 2 mand; inquiry is growinz fc country mile - Hecolpts 250 ours; shipn 100 Closing: No, 1 hard, Januury, ddci on track, Gitseq No, 1 northern. Janiary and February, 62c; May. 09ljc; on track, 0240: No. 2 northern, January, 884c; on track, S@kc MiLwAv her Jan, 2 May, 02 Corn—Firm'at 430, Oats—Quiet at fic, Provisions—Pork, firmer; May, $10.20. heat—Firm; No. 1 n ~Wheat—Scarce and @53, mixed, 4740, Jan. Oats—Barely stoady; No. Whisky—3$1.i4, Liverpoor, Jan, %—Whoat— fair; holders offer sparinzly spring, 7s 64d@isid per centul; Firm; demand red western, red western, demand mixed western, 58 id per centul. LIVE STOUK. Improving; OHICAGO, Tan, attle—Re ket slow und wenk; steers Dhest; othe rs $5.5004.005 Cows, erg, 82,500 olpts. 15,0003 £,00005,10 for 45,000; market active and 1on, &3.4615.50; good ehoice ‘mixe buteher wel Sheep—Leceipts, stronger; nat 4.80; Lexins, St Louts, Jan. 2.—Oattle—Receipts, 11,200 ad; shipnients, 1,000 h market easic r o fancy native steers, 05 stocks ers and fecilers, #,1071.40. Hoas—Receipts. head; market highoer #.10@4345; light, 8. KANSAS (7Y, 1400 head; sk steady; steers. stockers £ 2350, Hogs—Re 3 shipments, 2,700 head; market higher; all grades, $.00@3.60. h snipments, 2,100 honvy, 8,404,503 mixed, 40, 2, — Cattlo—Recelpts, head; murket #1.5001.50; OMAHA MARKETS, OMAHA, Jan. 20,1801 OArrLE—FEstimuted receints of cattle 030 as compared with 2,280 yesterday and Thurs- duy of last week. The market on steers, on very llght receipts, wussteady; on butchers' stock, was active and stronz on desirable grades, and steady on others; feeders were unchanged, HoGs—Estimated receipts of us red with 8477 yesterduy Thursduy f last week.” The ma active and uneven, but in_geners nge of the prices pai the bulk selling ut 1 84.5002.9 3 unixed. & paald was terduy and & heavy, . orage of tho pi with #3265 y lust weck, SHEEP—There were sheep., 1.4 s compared 14 Thursday of no fresh receipts_of The murket is nominally st 001405 westorns, 820005420, Disposition of Stock. Showing the number of cattle, hogs and sheep purchased on this market as reported by the weighmaster of the Stockyards com- pany for January 20: OATTLE. Swift & Co. dahy Pa R. Becker & Dege Lee Rothsehiid. . ANels Morris..... . Shippers and foeders. . OGS The Cudahy Packing Co..... Omaha Packing Co.. fr k0ot i e The G. H. Hammond Paciing Go... Shippers and feeders Representative Sales, TEER: No. Av. Pr, 31000 # 00 1036 400 1180 400 1157 410 NG 4 25 1597 27 4dg L1130 240 910 Bt 0.0 1108 00 1601 0 C0s4 L2 3..1076 1090 1090 1030 it 884 906 10 3 260 CALVES. 150 9 2 00 1% STOCKERS AND FEEDERS 200 18. 70 26 STAGS. 200 WESTERN CATTLE, Eauitable 0. Co.— 3., Outtle Co.= 61 steers, liny fod .. L0 Kablan | 15 stoers, By fed.... ... viernnn 1070 LGS, No. No. Av. 8h Pr. B LMD 00 K3 45 o028 100 4T 5. 800 5 100 50 40 4 120 250 50 0 0 LE MARKETS, 2 1-10¢; Lion, Mocha, e 0 o~ Kssence—ts 1o, s Tubs, No. 1, #3.00; vy ok g best, #1 lioop, §1.5 i chicory, Per doze No. i #1.0 white ced uin #1.5; dowell, 1.7 lur, 4 b 5 hoops, N vo. 1 triped, £.0 P ). 2utriped, #.50; horse, extra heavy, No. 1, well buckets, #125. = Buttorware—Tubs, ash, 3-inch, per nest, T ash, 2-ingh, 2 lurge 7€, per nest, Butter ladles, hard wood, butter paddles or spades,7oe. Wishbowrds —Single, #1.10200; double, 8250 5 Pins—b gross boxes, (0c, ScoAr—Granulated, 6%c; cubes, Joaf, The: powdered,’ standard, 5thet powdered, Thc: yellow ¢ Ightextra O, 55@8%0; o SALT—Dairy, 30 1bs (0 bbls, bulk, &2 ude, 60 s, 82:40; best grade, 100 5, le, 28 105, #2.00; rock sult, erushed, $2.10, WWA—Packnges, Wlbs to box, bije ils syrup. P, #2.50 03 codar, cedur. 3 brass brass hoops, THe X BaxiNa Powner—TRoya 080 1=l 41,455 1511 .00, Price’s 1-10 car $1,0.003.85. UANNED VEGETABLES— @110, Corn—Very fiue. $1.: | 81.15¢ 2-1b standard western Mushrooms—i-lb French, 1-1b French, fine, 18422c; | nary, 1ei8e. Peas—2-1b early June, $1.4 { Marrow, stundurd brands. $1.40; 2-10 sk 0e, Frénch peas—Per cuse of 10, 1500200 String beans—21b high grade, b wax b b string bouns, S, Lima beans —4-ib souked, 8¢, Boston baked Leans—3-1b, yer doz L5-1b Cans, other Kinds, 1-1b cuns, per doz 1v, #1.05 1-1b sugar, brands, #1.10. fine, 2@2i0; French, ordi= T $1.BBLIS. Sweet potatoos— <1 okrn anditel e ASHUTAR S, BoHy 42 ash, $100R1 . CHACKERS—Sodas g oyster. Bige: cream, 8140; ginger snaps, 84e; 10 per cont off on box lots. Ditten Fruims Whds, 18 0, cholee, 1 blackberries, new, gu BOX, ¢ ; eurrants extrn, In boxes, 6t 13401 Califora sevdless Sulty ow Jerse i 4-1h okra, rhubard, d-1b. Ptkish prones, i npplet, ated apeleots, less than new ring ks, 20c: 25 1bs to otlzzd currants, cholee, s, Hi0; uscutels, oo figs, lemon Ondu Leghorn, NUTE—Por 1b-Almonds, 18¢; Brazils, 2le; filberts, the; pecans, B@14c: waluuts, 18] pea- nuts, fancy white, S rousted, 10c EAPPING PApPBI-Ter 1b, bost st IXH, 1) dry woods, 4303 ext maunil manills tea, 12x hardw o OILS— 130 prime white 1340 headlight, 13 uns-1 gl 8500002 ¥it13.00, 200 W, 15x18 quality, dark rug, 7 g g, & 150 olin er white, e, Ofl 31.80; 5 gal, fred, 20350 gunpomde 4350 Youne 210 pckage dus or gross zier's 1y 1 tins, $27.00; small, §1 5,505, sundried, " dr. 200 ng | yson. UK Ec; Oolons, 2014 > AXLE GREASE ons, £0.00; medi Sther mukes, wi BLACKING dressing, 45e@s1.00; £2.0005.50, BLUEING 8oz ddoz {ladies' shoe stove polish, per gross, Liquid, 4 oz 3 doz in box, Mc@4.7 g n boy, $LIG27; dry, small, % argo, 45¢" (CES—Pepper—Sineapore, sifted, allspice, 10c; cloves, Fenang, ssla, China, 4-1b, 50 lected, nutnic . 1, splces, 10-1b boxes, CHOCOLATE, E1¢ wan sweet, 22004¢; COCOANUT 15 brgses, 4 and per 1, 2Wa7e; hulk, EXTRACTS — Lo g .vmnilln 2 Jumaien gingor, MATCHES— ! 170 per gross; sulphur, $1 . Brusnes—shoe, por doz, $1.3531.30; daubers, THeaA1.00; serub brughe 082,00 BIRy Steo—Mixed bird, 1-1b pacl canary. 4'4¢; hemp, 41405 anise. 1oc. CANDLE! 7‘00 1bs to box, Vige; mining, 10@ Ton. Fine cut, per Ib, 25@%c; plug, 2 @7se; smoking, fancy branas, 00c@ Dickling 100 per box, $1.660 150, ges, Bo; CANDY—Mixed, 50 1b pails. 84@8%c; 814c; twiststick.Uc; Fronclimixed, 13t hound stick, 8ie; far and ease boxes, 1402103 fine goods, K00 §--1 por gal, 46@ cholee, 40150 200 bluckstrap, 18233%; syrup. 70 grade, i 1 LI 255 4 gul Kegs, $121; 2 gal kits, double clder, 120 i triple strength, 19¢. STARCH: r b, 6 PICKLES-Modiii gherkins, RicE—Ju LI CipER—Per bbl, refined, #6.50; half bbl, #3505 hard eider, pure. § 003 orange ‘cidor, half bbl, 8.50: pear cider. half bl 8650, Provisic p MEATS—Sugar Cured —Hams, hums, 20 to 22 84§ hams, 10 to 12 1b hams, 9%¢; shoulders, 54 bacon, 7V boneless breakfast bacon backs, 6%4¢; boned ham, 7 California, or picnic ws, Be; boncless ham, Tie; dried beet hamns (sets), 7 dried beef clods, Ge; short spiced rolls or ham roulette, 63e; smoked beef tongues (per doz), #.50; spec hams, 12 to 15 1b average boneless breakfast b ud beef diams, Inside ledr brea 8.00; small, 11,00; Boston mixer, $12.00. 6e; cholee, bc; fancy, 6e; 10,005 head, SMOK 1 to 3 1b average rage, 9c; skinned lear breakfast E ancy light w clears, Gej long clears, 5903 short ribs. d%e; shonlders, 1eht short short_elears, 5ige; 414¢; clear bellies, wcon short clears, 65 con clear backs, 615¢ 1 shoulders, 440, 8 YICKLED MEATS—Hams, tlerces, 8e; should (N. Y. cut), tlerces, 43c; bellies, tierces, 6i3e: California ham, tlerces, d¢; beef ham, barrels, $IZ.00. PICKLED | ToxGu Darrels, 100 Ibs, $10.50;,q 26,00; elghth burrels, 25 1b: . Lawp—Compound, per b tierce basis, be; pure leaf, per 1b tieree basis, te; pure lard, per b tierce basls, kettle rendered leuf lard, per 1b tlerce busls, 3c. PORK AND BEEF, BARRELED—New mess pork. per bbl, #10,75: farily pork, $0.50; back pork, #11.50; short cut ‘llr,dmrk, B0.75@11.50; prime s pork, #0.5012.00; boneless pig pork, 13,003 extra mess beef, #.75; plate bee xtri plate becf, #5,00; extra family be boneless, #8.00; rolled beef, noless, 8.5 EUP buits. B50; clolee boricless tamily beef, Pra Pork, Boxerrss—Barrels, 200 1bs each, #13.00; half barrels, 100 10s cach, §.00, BAUSAGE—RBol0-fin, 4c; smokéd suusage, To; blood sausage, 41ge: vor sausage, 413c; head chieese, 4ige; fresh pork sausuge, (inks) 6o; fresh pork sausnze, ' (bulk) sis0; smoked pork sausage, S Frankfurt sausage, 7e; smoked head cheese, fe; Polish sausage, 7¢; Knoblauch susag tongue sausage, bc; summer sausag The above prices are for lots of fitty pounds and upwards; a less quantity a half cont mor OILs—Primo lard ofl, (winter strained) 4 extra lard ofl, (winter strained) 47c; - extra No. 1 lard oil, 30¢; No. 1 lard oll, 34c; No. 2 lard oil, i0c; extra neat's-foot oll, 45¢; tullow oil, 4ic. halt barrels e over barrels; 5 gallon cans' (2 in cuse) be over barrels. —arrel irter b .00; hult 1bs, , funcy, #7001 Country Produce, 's market in country produce did not Drosent iy new features and prices for the most part were steady. EaGs—sules were gencrally reported at 18e and it would he safe to quote that price as the market for fresh stock. PovLmity—Quotations for chickens were 6@ 7e for choled stock; geese and duaks, T@ses and turkeys, 1@UG ~ The warket Was not uctive. Astz—Nothing now in this bits continue to €o at about at #2200, Shippe: market will stund only a 1i izht, and any conside especlully of jacks, would have e and S Must be acks in in mind ited sup- ply. able numbc 1o be sold lower. BUrTER—The best country butter Is in de- mand at 16@lse, and good sweet country rolls at e, Vegetables. CARBAGE—Another car of C bage will arrive today. Per 1D, CELERY ROOTS—Der (07, 41 ONIONS—Supplies are light” and holders of good stock arc usking as high as $2.00 per bush. Spunish, per erate, $£.0). PAR: Fresh stock, fc. r bbl. §2.50. i supply of Colorado potatoes e und carlond lots are offered at 110 and smaller lots at $1.20. Home grown k insmall Tots at the store Is held at e lifornia cab- @ie. Choice stock 40e. PoTATOES—Supplies are mirke Son not heavy and t st0ek, reds, iy n stock, per bu, 60c, Ts—Per bu, $L00G1.% Fresh ¥ The supply is light and the market e fancy tock Just arrived is held e still o few on the mar- ut 15 sl0w and prices nom- inai a e PrALS Uifornia pears, winter varieties, ure offercd at .50 100 per Dox. ORANGES—The market 15 Jower than' last week, A fresh carof Callfornia stock has fust arrived, Riversides are selling at . Nuvels, BLO0O@5.00; Rauchito, a varfety tween Riversides und Los Angeles, %.0005.00. Mexican oranges, £,0:@:25; Florida bright, 3006250 russett, $2.5005.00. Lmoxs—Choice Messina, $.50@4.00; fancy, #4.00025.00. Tangermes—Per double cuse, §.00! MALAGA GEAPES=~Per bbl, $8.000.00, PINEAPPLES—Por doz, $LOIN. CIRANBERILES—S{1pplies are not he: sey, per bhl. 81ty Oupe. ¢ Ciipe Cod, bell and Lt ¥ R. T. Davis Mill Co ani, £2.60; Blue D) Tull pa oye, hnlf patent 84403 spe No. 2.70; Minaosota nird pitent, & vy: Jor 1 ¥R 2.70; Snow W low grade, 3. firoken Bow . M £2.40; Claim, fidelity, Minnesota Chief, ®240; Patent, £.6), Oskhamp's ready o raise Luckwh 84,50 per ease of 50 ackages; Db {nhbls, N, Y. Juck meal, & yrtle. 807 it flour, clwloal Slup 1b packages. FLANNELS 401 Cleur white G H B H No 2y No, 1, 4207 No. 4, an, 200} aple ity 1 No ., 8 Dc Point. 28 in. 10 oz, 13'4e; West Point, 20 iu, 12 oz, 15¢; West Point, 40 10, 11 0z, 16iz0. BATTs-8 v, Se; Mowhawk, 1040 flake, 114¢; Pope Bee, $4.75 KENTUCKY JEANS—Memori. Dunham, 25'4¢; Hercules, | Cottswood, 27405 Melville, 23¢; Springticld, 124: Rapldan, 1630; Be lbei Mamburg, #e; Neb. Schoolboy, 2 PiiNTs — I — Eddystone, po, 4'sei St River. 6o; Ri Shirting—Martha Washington, §14¢ | 45c. Turkey Bed—Fouutaiu, 0s¢; | Crenfleld, 8kc: Berlin, 64e. Pianme-ludigo Blie—Net—Martba Wash- Snow= Ington, ises Ameriean, O B long eloth, 100; Stifie T8, 1005 Gold Lea, Kige Pinks. i4e; Allen Chambray. fe; Gloueester, Siges flartel, Sye CorTos WAk soegniva A Net—Peppercl Popporell, 48 i 1oe; Ut Arnold, 6ige: Arnold AL Nerrlmue. Hamilton, sie: Aflen BIbY, 8 white, 1854¢; colored, ND PriLnow CasiNas-Brovn 3 In. 10%0: Popporell, -4, 18 Pepperell, 104, [ 58 in, Tiige;’ Utlen, 22 in, Utich, 8 in, %c} Utica, %0'n. %84e. Blenched Net—Pepperel], 42 in. 104¢: Pepperell, 46 in, 1%e Peppereli, -4, 15¢i Pepperell, 8-1, 0c 1 -4, Wig0; Pe \n|u"!~‘ll. 10-4, 1 Ut Bde; Ubden, 0-3, Se; Utien, 10-4, 350, THeks--York, 32 in, Swift River., Tie Thorndyke, 00, 8to; Thorndyke, RS, siye Thorndyke, 120, norndyke, XX, Hej Cordis, No. b 0¢; Cc L CHECKS = Enpire, a 03 1T 1640 and slate, No. 80, 0o; No, colored Missourl valloy, 124 BLEACHED COTTON—Herkeloy ), 0g0; Best Yet. flge; Butterclotn, XX, 41 Cibot, T4e; Pirst Oall 5% et Frift of the Loo per, Ky Cam! ric—No. 1, King Phillip cambric B Lonsdale, Kiye: Lons® dnle cambric, 10450 wwk mille1le; Onk Lawn, fe; Full Wid Clover, 61, COLORED CAMBRIC-Crown, 4l3ci Red Star, 4e; Clover, bo; Slater Rolléd, 635¢; high col= ors, ‘¢ extra, GiNanAns—Plunket_eheck Whitten- York. 63¢: Normt Pt Be dress, B30 ndi d Amoskeng : L | Gacs Whittenton dre INE BROWN COTToNS—Atlantic LI Aurora I8, 64 ;s Atlas, ON Olinton FE.sie; Pepperell R, GB, e, York, nankin, 0'4e; Everett, Lewlston, 1 2ac; Workingmian, He: Maple Hill, 15¢ and, i8¢ HEAVY BROWN Corross—Atlintic A, The; Atlantic O Atlantie D. iye; Atlantio Py Gei Aurora O, 43ci buck's heid, 7iye; Oabot W, 6ige; Darlingto Farners' 4tic; Tndinn h Lawren Henrietta L, DENIMS— camlet, 12 1214¢ moskeng, 7e; s Warwiek dress, S 8-07, 15¢ Amoskeng, 0 oz, 104 York DD, iveratl, s Tay maker 1 01d York, XX Lawrence, 220, ouce. ) 0z, tancy stripes and ¢ 3 Thist Stevens' B, Ste j CRASI 18-Incl, 615, P, 18-inch, s N, 20-fnch. vens' SRT, 5 40; St 18" N, 18-ineh, 0¢; St SN, 22-ueh, 10 iclied, 1¢extra. , larze, 0@ 700; N i No. Usmadl, 80@d0e; No. No. 1 Kit, 06y Striped No, 1,3 o; Striped No. 3, 101 ross, No. 1. $3.5021.00: No. 2, £2.00 red, No, 1. $106@1 25; No. 2 medlum, , 8 and 4, 5@ medium, 0@ 1d 4, 5 50100 0. 1smiall, K RAT—F! SKUNK—BI; Striped K 10c No. 1, large prime, R4.0005.00; No. 1, small, 50c@A1.50. No. 1, open, 0. 1. full furred, ¥@7e; No, 2, 2 0: N z10c. i WOLVERINE ~No. 1, $4.0026.00, BEAR—Bluck, No. i #10020.00; Grizly, No. 1, £,000515.00; brown, No. 1, 5.00@10.00; cab, #.00 @500 BUCkskiN—~Indian dressed, per b, DEER—Sunmer, per 1b, 25Gc; i winter, 20@ic; green salt, per elk, per b, 1%¢; antelope, 15a@2e. Frsner—No. 1, §005.0) MARTIN—No. 1, Toez31 Ground hog, weasel, rabit have no value No, 2, 252700, id squirrel skins Lumber. fons arge for carlots on board cars at DIMENSION 214 & 16 £t. 20 ft, 16 00 16 00 16 00 16 00 W00 1850 00 1800 1800 P No. 1. 61n, 12and 14 ft, rf, $10.00; No. 1,0 in, 10 £t. $10.005 4 n, #10.00; No. 2. "6 in, 12and 14 ft. rf, #14.00; 4 in, §14,00; 'No. 2, 8 fn, 16 .4, 6 in,' 12 and 14 'ft, 16 e, #13,00; 4 in, & o 12, 14 4nd 10 ft, 82200; C, $17.5); B, 12, 14 and 16 16, #20.50; 1), $14.50, BoArps—No. 1. com, 818.50; No. 2, com, $16.00; No. 3, com, 813503 No. 4, com, $11.50, LOOKING—A. 6 In, whife pine, 838, 50; B. 6 in, white pine, #56.00; Gin, whise pine (sel. fencing), #17. ing. 50c per M extr STOCK BOARDS—A. 12 {n, 81s, $48.00; B, 22 ft, 814 00 18 00 17 50 0 o 1. £18 00 18 60 18 00 18 00 19 00 18 ft. 815 50 15 00 115 00 ax12... 16 00 ixs 1o x 10 00 12 in, common. 12 in, s1s, 14 ft No. 1 common, 12 in. 10 ¢, $10.50; No. 2, #17.00: No. 1 common. 12 in, ). 5,20 1t, $21.00; No. ain, §and 10 fn, $19.00: No. #10.00: No. 2. #10.50; 4 and 16 ft, §10.5 1in, s?s, § i 3d clear, Lin, s2: and 2 in, 4700 A, sclect, 1In. s and 2 in, #5.00; B, select, 1in, 3 and 2 in! 80,00} C, seleet, 11n and 2 in, §5.00, A. Bor O'se all 10 t, $1.0) extra, ROUTHERN YELLOW PINE—I5t and “nd cle! floovinz, 116, star, 821003 13-16, #10 0; rift el 13- flooring, Ti-1o. 31 15t and 2d clear, % ceiling, $14.505 Ist 15t and 2d’ elo: clear. % eelling H 1st and 2d’ clear, finish, clear finish, r. finish, 0.00: 1stund 2d clear, y p casings, . 30,00, 10 in. grooved Fix N roofing, 1st and 2d ¢ g, 815,00} 114, 7, BLO0; 114 515, §-inch and up, st and 24 i S-inchand’ up, 15t and anel, $20 00, ar bonrd, 81.50; blinds, 50 per ot ot tarred felt, perewt, £.10 P moul straw or.— 0. G, 2%4-inch, <, well tubing, D. & . and bov. #2307 piekets, D. & 11, fiat, #20.50; D, squarc, §20.00. HINGLES, LATH—Extra YA pine, standard “A 82.45: oxtra “A” cedar, G-inch clear ping, clear redwood, § 2 lath, $2.80, POSTS—White codar. G-inch, s, 11 qrs, 1le; white cedar, Hg-inch, o qrs. Se; ‘'white ecdar, d-iieh round. ouk, 8¢; Tennesseo rea codar, spiit, 14e, Miscetlancous, acked, per ton, $21.0 X3, 81 BRAN—S 1.0, Hickonry N per bushel, UTS: Ttali e per b, 1 car lots only bulalo per ton, #10.00@18.00; dry . shed, per ton, #10.001.00; dr ton, #0010 pri Weihed and delivered in Chl i rozen hides A@4vae No. 2 greon sil Ited hides, hidos, chopped feed, creen salted d nliios, 0 40 1bs! 1o 401bs, i No. 1veal ¢ ) 10 13 1bx, 50t No. 1dry flint hide flint hides, 5¢; No 1 salt Sheep pelts green silte sking), eac wooled enrly ench dry buteher wool pe 143405 dry flint | wool pelts, per 1b, o flint Colorado buteher wool pelts, actual weight. 10@12i450; dry flint wurraln wool pelts, perib, wotual w 10c; dry pleces and bucks, wetual welght 7 @b, Huve feet cut off, as (u 15 useless 0 pay freight on them. § TALLOW AND GREASE-Tallow No. 1, 31413 ¢ tallow No. % 3l white " u, greuse, White b, Ble; grousc, yello: 1i¢; old buttor2@2 o 3 rough tallow, T4@lye. WANTED Total lsues of CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMPANIES, ST, R.R.COMPANIES,oic. Correspondence solieited N.W.HARRIS & COMPAMY.Bankers, 163-165 Dearborn Sireet, CHICACO. 15 Wall Stroot, NEW YORK. 70 State 8t., BOSTON. rly dry shea dhory skin 1, each, al0e; No. 2, flint Kinsas and Nebrask s, per b actual welght, 10 wnisas and Nebraska 1 ual weight, A chio Ight, 8 OMAHA Manaficturers” and Joblers' DIRE CT_? RY. BILLIARDS, | The Brunswiok-Balke Oollender Co, Billtard merchandise, Saloon fixtires 407,400 S 10t strooty Omaha. 10th and Dougl BOXES. — Jobn L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box factors, 19171310 Dougla: facturers 1116 Howard bers. 1100 Howard stroot. o Ackermann Bros. & Heintae, Printers, binders, eleotroty pers, blank book manu- BOOTS AND SHOHS. Oharles A, Ooe & O | Kirkendall,Jones &0o, Manufacturers and job. | Wholosalo Manufactur's Agents for Boston Rub- 8hoe Co., 1102, 11 and 1106 larnoy 8t. Orders promptly Alled. — BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS, Omaba Republican Printing Oo, Law briefs, bank supplios, and eversthing in the printing line strests. 0k Willisms, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1912 Harney stroot, Omahs, Neb, BUTOHERS' W. V. Morse (;00,, 8hoe Faotory, Corner Hth AndeDouRING wts., Oma. nts invited 1 and examino, SUPPLIES, | Buto Oolumbus Bugey Qo Carringes, carts sulkloy, ot @. D Fdwards, Manngor, 815481 e Sou'th 10th. OARPETS, Omaha Carpet Oo., Carpets, 10ths, mat. tings, curtaln grood 1811 DOuglas stroot. ‘West & Fritscher, Manufacturers finocigars Jobbers ot leaf tobaccos. 1011 Farnam stroot. CDAL, OOKF, Tools & hok & sheep castngs. 11161118 Jaokson Louis Heller, hora' and Packe ppllos. Bo t. BUGGIES, BTO. B T 7 Bty o Sl OO W. T. Seaman, ey ot Omahn's Largest Variety WAGONS AND CARRIAGES sale Clothiers, 1109 Harney 8t. Armstrong Oo., @ N, I6th Straes. “Hello!” 149, CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturers & Wholo- & , HT0. Omaha Ooal, Ooke and Lime Oo. TIard and soft coal. B. K. Cor. 16th_and Doug- Ins strocts. 1808 Farnam pors, roet, Omaha Coutant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ship- Hulbert & Blum, Ohlolump,ftock Springs, Excelslor, Walnut block, ,‘anthrac e, Hormon & Weeth, Acmo lump, thracite coal. American Fuel Co. Shippers and_dealors wnthracito and bita- minous coal 215 8. 15th stroot. Nobraska Fuel Oo., 21BS. 13th stroot, 101 Omaha, Neb. and Douglas sts, Eaglo lump, Wainnt lock ind An Oftice 119 N. 16th streot. P. H. Mahoney & 0o, Hard—Coal~Soft. Ofmces 813 N. 16th and cor. Howell & 0o, 207 8. 14t stroet, Omaha, Nob. J. Johnson & Oo,, 216 8. 13th stroot, [t Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros,, 14 Furnam stroet, FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TAL @oo. Oberno & COb,, | J. B, Bmith & fi», 5138, 15th stroey 408-1412 Loavenworth al Omaha IRON WORKS, Paxton & Vierling . Tron Works, Wrought and_cadt tron butlding work, englnos, brass work, Konor s foundry. niachine and blacksiith work. U, B, Ry and170hse Omaha. Works, Manaf'rs fire and bargl proof enfes, vaule, work, IFon sknLen firo osoapes. . Areon14eh & Jackson Wilson & Drake, Mg tubul box bollars, tanks, of Plarco and 10th stroeta, Acme Iron and Wire Works, 1o And brass w'ks. K128, 16th stroot. W.Bochl, - Propristor. tron LITHOGRAPHING, Rees Printing Co. Lithographing, Printing and Blank Books. 11th and Howard ts. ~ LIQUORS. e e Omaba Safo & Iron flues, e ] Tler & Do, Liquor Merchants 1112 iarnoy stroot Manufactir'rs Konnody's Kaat Indln Ditters, ‘R R. Grotte, Importer and Jobber of Wines and Liguors 9th and Leavenworth Sts rice lists on application L. Kirsoht & Oo Wholessle LiquorDeale: William Dars, wars. Liquorsand Genuine Ne+ vada Clgnrs, 1205 Douglas Streot. Wholesale LignorDealers 407 and 4098. 10th 8t £04 - 808 8. 10th 8t LUMBER. @ W, Douglass & Wines, Liquors and Cte 1313 Farnam 8t, Omahs Frank Dellone & [V A. Friok W. G Do, | John A, Wakefold, Importnd, Amertcan,ord Hardwood Lumber, Quincy White Lins. 1310 North! oth Stroot. E - —t Wyatt Oharles R. Lioo, 4 Inmber, woo1 arquot oring. oth and Douglas. Fred W, Gray, Lime, Cement, Iita,, Bt Cor. 9th Ana Dougl ber Oo. 20th snd Tsand Streots, 92§ Douglas stresh. Jand Cement M ilwauke Hydraullo 08 ment u8 - Bullard Lume Sy Louis Bradford, Lumber, ltme, cement, 0t i S ———— MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. % 0. A. Stonohil, Millinery, Notlons Cloaks, Bto 116-118 8. 16th 86, Omaha 1. Oberfelder & Qo, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Max Meyer & Bro, Oo. A, Hospe, Jr, M'f'g Jewelers, dealers 1n [ pianos, Orgsns, musieal ins(ruments, Materlals, Bte, ote, Farnam and 16t 1513 Douglas Stroot. Oonsolidated Tank Line Oo. Rofined and lubrioating oils, nxle grease, oto. A. ¥ Bishop, Manager. OYSTERS, Platt & o, A. Booth Packing Oo., Oysters, fish and canned KOOds. Omahabranch, avenworth. 815 and 817 Howard, | PLATING. Oarpenter Paper Oo., Carry a full stock of printing, wrapplog and writing paper, card pa- per, ete ating o Pollshing br qeller work. 1114 Dod Mount & Griffin, 1138, 1th stroo, Omahs, Nob, Omabe, Neb. Omaha, 0.B. Havens & Qo,, 142 Farnam street, —— CORNICH - Eagle Cornice Works, Manutacturers of Galvan- fzed Tron Cornice. Window caps, motallc sky: lights etc. 1110 and 1112 Dodge St s ¥, Ilnemping B11 Farnam St. Galranized fron cornloes, Dormer windows, doof cups, finfals, etc. iron nnd slate roofer, Tin M. E. Smith & Oo,, Dry goods, furnishing ' notions. Cor. lith and Howard sts. Dry Corner 11th an Goods 0o, urnshing goods. ELEOTRICAL SUPPLIES, Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry 00ds, notlons, gents' Harnoy ‘Wolf Eleotrical Oo, Ilustrated Catalogue freo. 1614 Capito Avonue. Martin Co., Corner Jonos and th sts. Oraaha, Neb. 8 FARM MAOCHINERY, BT Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G. Northwall, General western ager kandia Plow Co., 1849-1351 Sherman ave. FLOUR. Broken Bow Roller Milling Co., Oftce and warchouse, 1012 N. I6th stroot. 8. F. @ilman, 1014 N, 16th streot. C.E. Black, - Munagor. ek 1207-1215 Clemens Oskamp, |2M'r% of ready to ratse 8lap Jack Meal, 0s'1n the world 20th stroot, R. T\ Davis Mill Co,, C. G. Underwood, Manager at Omaha, Cor. §th and Jackson s FURNITURE AND Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, Furnitureand carpets, 1115-1119 Farnam street, Schueider & Loomis, Jobbers and Importers of notlons and furnishing 400as, me 1111 Howard street. GLASS, Kennard Glass and Paint 0o, 14081412 Harnoy stroot Oumalin, Nob. 1206 Gonty' CARPHEIS, Carpot 0 Farnam St GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Ohas, Shiveriok & 0o, Furnitere and Co., ‘i celobratod Ckskin pants, shirts Cor. 12th and Howard st —_— PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. |7, T Robinson Notion furnishing gools, J. A, Fuller & 0o, 102 Douging 3rash Omaba William Cummings, 517 and 619 Bonfh lith Bt Omaha, Neb Paxton & Gallagher, 105-711 8. 10th street, Omaha, Neb. Blak: Ov.aha, Neb. Ouwaba, N Bruce & Go,, @008 Luavonworth st e, | Meyer & Raapks, 1403-1405 Hanrney stroo, D. M. Steele & Oo, 12011206 Jonos street, Omaba, Nev. strovt: Owabi, Sloan, Johneon & (o, 9th and Leaveaworth CHRISTIE LATHROP Commission Co. 809 and 311 South 13th Street, First National Bank Building, Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Orders exceuted for the purchase or sale for tmmediato or future delivery 1o all the load- ing markets Private Wire, 10 New York, Chicugo, 5t. Louls...... Corvespondent; +t | Kennett, Hopkins, & Co .D. R, Francls & Bro* Allen Bros,, 1114 Harnoy streot, O Hugh @. Olark, Gonl Western Agent Dupont’s Bportig Gun- powder, Atlis Wigh 0xplo Sive,Blnsting caps tuse} Rector & Willclmy o Cor, 10h and Jackson sty Guatis maha, Ne Quuakia Nea. McOord, Brady & Co,, 13th and Leavenworth, 1215 Harey stroet. LY Los-Olark - Andreasa Hardware 0o, | now1 o Haraor strosl l | Toys, dolls, nibumas, fanoy OOMMISSION. e Schroeder & Co., Cash buyers butter at eggs, ond_goaoral 0o: minslon merchants, 433 South 11th street = — E. B. Branch & Qo, Produce, froits of all kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard straok. b RouCael Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard streot. Writo for prices on bute ter, eggs, poultry and game. PRODUOH, Ribbel & Bmith, Denlersin country prod- uce, fruits, vegetables, ot>. 1207 Howard streot. 0. Rosso & Qo Forelgn, California and troplcal fruits, 1213 Howard stroet. Porter Bros, 0o, California, Florids and tropleal fruits s01°311 Jones stroet. 0. W. Butis, - Manager. -Kl;sch—hm_uni &_@DE, Butter oggs and poultry. Olark & Oo, Butter, cheoss, ogz% potltry and gamo, 600 Bouth I8th stroot. Williams & Oross, Produce and frults, 1200 Howard stroet. Butes & Co. Country produce, fratts, vegelables, grocors’ speciulties. tons, wpioas, ete. 417-4108. 1th Se 1214 Hlarney stroot. “RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Omaba Rubber Oo., Manufacturing and job- Dersall kints rubbor RO, 1003 Faruam streok A. L, Deans & Co., General agants for Hall nfos. 21 ana 2 South 10th 9., Omnlin. ~ SASH, DOORS, M. A, Disbrow & Oo., | Bohn Bash & Door Jo, Manufaciurers of sash, [Manutactarers of mou1d- doors. blinds and| lng, blials, doors, Mouldings. Hranohof- Emerson 8201 (o, Saed growers, denlers I gnrdua, rads, grain a treo seads, 21-423 Boush 16th. BLINDS, 1.0, H 1661 and Shark atrooks. SYRUPS, | Farrell & ompany, Wholesla manfaocturers Byrups, molassos aad Vinegars, STOVES, Daffy-Trowbridza Stove Manufaog 0, Al athic svors{aad A 116118 Foenbaarorth b TEA, OOFFEB, BPIOES, OIGARS, COonsolidated Coffee Compeny, 1414 and 1418 Narnsy st Owalin. Neb. ———————————————————————— STHAM AND WATER SUPPLIE3 U. 8, Wind Engine &| A, L, 8trang & Sons, Pump Co., Halllday wind mills, 913 |IW3-100 Farnam stroel, and 2) Jonos st. G, F. Koas, acting manager. Omuha, Neb. " Orane CUompany, Hose belting, atem pummy packing, plumbing stroet. TYFH. H. Hardy & Oo, S The Omaha Typa Foundry. Printers’ Bupplivs. ¢oods, Liouse furnishin, § % Now and sccund iand koods, chlldren's car- AL rlages. 1019 Farnamst [ 1115 Howard strvek. [ —————— e SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIVE S8TOUK COMMISSION, Boyer & Truitt, Martin Bros, %89 Exc LIMITED, ngo Bullding, South Omaha. 8. J. Gofftuan, Smiley & o, 26 Exchango Bullding, Bopth Omaba. "~ Wood Brothers, % Exchango Bulldlog, l Bouth Omabs Bouth Omaha, Huoter &Vflmuu',- 0 K xchange Bullding, Bouth Owmany BTO 3 Importers ana Jobbers {§ 4 Artiste “Tiger brand,” fresh oyse Loy Western Plating W'id Gold, stiver and nokel all_motals e, roplate & ol By > -