Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 20, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Weakness in Wheat and Strength in Corn and Provisions, PORK HAS A SLIGHT UPWARD TENDENCY. Cattle Basiness Fairly Active with Frices Ruling Steady at an Advance—Hog Values Higher. March The 10.—(Special Telegram to board of trade markets opened Irrez. Phere was wenkness in whoeat and strength in corn and provisions. Bales for May the frst hour were as follows Wheat. #0135 and 11 e, 63%0; onts, Gise to e, to 3loi pork, 8111744, to $1124 lard, 80,425 and 0 wnd $5,52'. There was considerable the wheat trade today Perhaps the most radl tone of foreizn ad enconraging In them for s fo't bearish from the start, and every cable indicating an oaster fosling wbrond was groatly magnified. T best price of the day W mude early. when May opened at #1013, with sales moment & low a8 1014, and July 934 Although Liver- pool firm ath pvery was mild and the recelpt in northwest were gain up t 847 o two polute. Now York haste dlspatehes to sy that forelgn* houses had selling orders In that arket. The Price Cur- rent's advance dispateh gave a glowing count of the growing crop and thought the bear were gerated. The crowd sold freoly the fiest halt hour, and the price of May touched 81014 and reacted to 3101 July 1 055, and reacted to 03% About midday there was free by brokers crodited with out long wheit for Pardrid ze. On another pak May went todL.0L und july tods again, The was rally of 'ie from those fizures, 1 on the third wealk the prieo went to#L.00% for May and Tuly. Buying around $1.01 was very it and roprosonted several strone Difs last doclino was on cables which wero %d o %d lower on som futurcs for Liverpool, 4§ mark lower for Ber- 1in, Paris 10 centlmes up by publiccable, and contimes lower by private-cables. Lon- don was 4d to #d There were elearances of 45000 bushels of wheat from New York, 1600 bushels from Baltimore and 42000 packages of flour from Atlantie ports. The report that 10 boatloads wero worked today 13 not confirmed. St Louls re- wported 00,000 bushels to zo from Newport News and 100,000 bushels of Kansis wheat leading to clear fron New Orleans. Flour dealers hiere roported 2 cars of bakers' flour sold forexport. At1o'clock the market was aqulet, With May at#91% and July at 051 The wheat markot showed good support ut the close and May sold at $1.01% and closed at BLOIGABLO1Y%, or but 3o unler last night July closed on a rally at 93%e, or but %e lower. Murch was quoted at 0)%c tous e and closing at 99, The latest pieco of news was the buyinz of 200,00 bushels of r St. Louls for export. The price was No. 2 red. There Is no rest at present for the man who sells corn short in this market. Indeed, there has been much regret caused by even selling out lo The market today had the ame strong spr under it as was noticed before, The key to the situation was the strength in sample grade corn which was 3o from yesterday, and low grades selling so clos e to the contract price that it made selle very timld, Added to this the receipts were Tight at 2 stimates for very moderate nt 265 cars, The market start ng aud Ligher, with Muy around Gic, ¢ to 024c, and Yecorded | ns high us M%c and . 6ize for July. Before of the first hour prices yielded to 631¢ trength rotu later, and’at. 10 oddock prices were marked up {0 64%c for May nad 6230 for July. n remarkable rally for tho lutier month, The close of the co market was strong and at _about top pric May Sold wtditic on tho but 0 und closed i Gy, Julv sold at 623@62%c und closed at o These closing prices were e over the estervday, und the highest pri touched on the erop, March sold ut ¢ 62%4¢, and closed at 631405 April, 6 and elosed at Ge; June, Gl and closed at63e. May corn puts sold at6 calls at 640, The oats markets showed less action than the other cereals. There was better strength In.Tuly than in Ny, May “sold at 330" 10 it tho close: June 50 to ; July, 4040 to sc, to au:‘,«. 10407 ¢, o1 Ko up for the da, here wasa very stra 1Y ribs and lard all d"f opening prices s upall around, ind the advance wus Fraduut 1o o clone, siion ribs woro 100 up at 7345 for May und 5,575 forJuly. Lard was 100 up a1 88.5) tor May and 8645 for July. Por ) oven ind not 8o sirong, May ched 811478 on by ltyan & shiended by Se over last night gt . Other months acted with May, as in- “dicated by the table of prices following. The buyingof lard and ribs' was by strong local parties CHICAD, Tar Beel corn, 15; ribs, ar news golng in the market felt 1t in the nothing L0, 100, Al changs was Thora was buye eatly the w s wero thi for it houses lowor, Kansas hard and 1t and ot in short PRICES AT CHICAGO. Goonr. | Tk | Tow. GOMNOTITY . WiEAT— May ...... July. 0L CORN—~ May TClose. voul 1ol 1ot IR ol o 1 o054 % g w2y [ Fon 11 21§ 1w 5580 645 Gen. [ Tiien | Tow. 101) 101%) i 0% s 5094-3 ‘ o Notes and Gossip, Receipts at Duluth: 57 cars whe Paris cable: Flour 0 centimes lower. Receipts ut Minueapolis: 250 cars wheat. Estimated hozs at Chicago Friday 8¢, Louis shipments: Wheat, 19 onts, 815, Louls _rec 2,000, Onicago cars: wheat, 84, 17 No. 2 oats, 2)3, 112 N wEsumated ca i corn, - Ipts: wheat, 2,033; corn, rances at M wheat, s, 18,116; flou 0. offical Berlin cable quotes whoat per quarter. London off on wh At New Yorl sinc wheat by rull are 1 Tt st Chicago recolpts: 6l0 at futures. January 1 receipts of 13,000 bushels, sgalnst f Whoat, 15,0)0; cor guts. 19.30), " Shipmenis: Whoat, 42,2 106,50, 0uts, 131,100, Onoof the elevators claims that Balser got 26 conts on the wheat sold to Liverpool. 16 cluims that the inland rates are Delng o A belng cut 187,000; corn, ate of Michizan reports that s In southern countics say the plant 18 injured and 139 suy 1t 1s not. In the central counties 70 reported 1t in- Jured and 10 say not. A Now York message says: Wheat cables generally eusier here, ouly o fow loads 80 far (tted partly on Switoh, and three to six s more tulkel of. There wore forty-two s taken lust oven| part o arrve for tod Kingdom ports, (neluding two of Man- 1toba spring. Beorohn's cable: Cargoes off coast, wheat weaker, corn nothing offgred. On passage wnd shipmient wheat or_aster, corn quieter Off coast, Walla Walla. 20 3d, Londo 0. 1, Calitornia nearly due. 41s. French coun n- markets steady,” Weather In England d for tho se Liverpool spot wheat auiet but fin quict and steady. Lojin & CoCto Toncray & Bryan— The ' Wheat ‘market wis quiet for the first hal€ hour. The selling early was prin- cipally by the yesterduy’s buyers. The out- tide trado was ltboral. The fluctuagions had been from #101% to $L00% for Muy. The general foeling Is " one of hesic tamey. Cables ure rather weak a8 repor(s come from sowe quarters. The continent huve been roselling cargoos pur- chased on the late excitement. The south- west are rather bullish in_tone. They report 100,000 No. 2 red sold for_export. The closing 1s firm at’ §@i here for May. Stocks of flour cast of Chleago, including Duluth and Mil- waukee, but not Minneapolis, are 980,633 bbls. agulust UT8160 sawe date last yeard This 1 THE OMAHA DAILY Bfifi«j FRIDAY. ot scarcity, The 4, s all s the price I too high demand. Corn strong and very netive. The situation of itis asit has for a month or two. The bull party talk cos. Oats I sympythy “with corn Provisions firm k_closes at 4. Lurd, 864754050, Ribs, 85674, Wo beileve they are u purciinse on all weak and lower prices, W. G, MeCormlek & ¢ —Tho Wheat market ha nervous, exhibith clded weoaknoss. rent tts that the mi Krowing crops of the Unit hlef hear arzument, back statoment from the s formation lod to the belle of foreien erops had b this backine md largo points the benrs hamme ously and succceded inelosing thoigh there was o little ke purehases ugalnst puts. orelgn markets 1 losing home trade somewhat and it scers (o reguire Sntinued bull news to sustainour prices We, however, belleve In the lonz side and still ad- vise purchases on all soft spots, Corn has Deon strong, although trading wus not large nd seened confined cliefly to 1o orALOTS, e cush demand Is still, Targe, taking ull the No. 8 that arive May price of No. 2 irfeatire wo 8o s some fere stocks. Provise fons h y active and inve shown strength, except in barrel pork, inywhich thero scems to have been free realizing, Theseilers of ribs Ve hoen outside longs who are ao. yrofits.while the bulls on both rivs 1 to velong to the local packing fraternity. The market for barrel pork scems s stratied, 18 1t roadily brewks under coms tively sniall The log murket 108 SUIONE are slowly ad- for a year unchar bad, 18 liove bsenoe of not so position and awartz & Co nd de: pnati I Cur. wificent condition of d Stutes was the 11up as it wis by a super that thelr in- that the dralnage ) exageerated, With recelpts it prim ed the njurke vi it The Ci its effect on our ctte Hopkins & Co. to 8. A, MeWhorter Taving closed our Wheat market very strong yesterdiy traders naturally expected foreign ars to rediprocute with st cables this morie fug ard when they eame in heavy and low D o e Tl 1ot out. of Tony spull and & enk opening. The same parties who houglt froely near the elose yesterdauy atiorbed offer- ings on all weak spots today and quite siazu Lirly the more they bought the weaser the marketseened to got, 1L was reported by Ewald of 8t Louisthat the French had sold Ot thelr Misy aud July wheat bought in that ket ostensibly for export. The Cineianati Prive Current stites that its forelgn advices show reportsof damage over there have been overdrawn. [0 flads domestic prospects —ex collent. Outlook s to us growing less favorable for I but the Hullish sentl wiont 1 0 St ot Fallies oceur Just when the muarkot l0oks weakest, mak g 1t quite us Safe for the pressut to huy on breaks as 1o soll on rallies, - Corn and onts: The point was reutited List evening that May corn w onch 65 - eents today. The prediction was . unt realized bat 1t made th highest price thus far on the erop. Roceipis continued to be disappointing, eve smaller than supposed, and this gives the ngs i mmense ad vants oth corn and outs. The eligie pat in some new breakers i when the names wore given up the crowd was greatly mysiified, for while our set wi <0 solltng others were buying, the result being that those who tried to tail on got whipsawed Provisions—We have had & nervous sealping market which — was stronzthen what by the advance in and_ribs which havo not much as pork much the STOCKS AND BONDS. n. Lard need as strongest. New York, March 10.~[Speelal Tig Bre]—~The stock miarke even a good opening today. Interest for time seemed to be contered In Northern Pa: ctfic preferred, but there was little chanze in prices. Western orders were confined to granger First pricos were generally slight fractlons lower than Tast evening's figures, but suceceding fluctus tions were in all insignificant and with- outa marked tondency in eithor direction There was still some animition in bith St Paul and Burlington, and fluctuations in those stocks woere no more Important than in the general list. Late i the hour a firm tone became apparent, and a slight upyard move- ment occurred. but galns were slight in all cases. At 1lo'clock the market, while very dull, was firn shade better than the open- ing figures. At the best point reached, Lake Shore was 1104, Burlington 78%, Northwest- o 104, Rock Island 67, St Paul 50%. and 1 anna 134, During thehour to 120'clock, the heavy teellng 5o common of 1ate was agaln felt, and prices ylelded alltheouzh the list. The losses from tho best fizures were % to % gencrally, except Union Pacific, which was a shgde higher. The market was featurcless at 18 clock, Fear of turther gold shipments was the bear infl euce in stocks most of theday. There little support unywhere in the 1ist late In the day and prices deelined still further. At- enison broke to 204, Burlinaton to 75, North- western 1o 1845, Rock Island to 664, St. Paul to 544, Missourl Pacific to GG, and other stoe ks In proportion. The close was at losses for the day of % to % per cent all through the 1St where Uhore wis' dny business. Tho sules wero Light ats9,000 shares. Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to 8. A, MeWhorter Leading stock brokerage firms generally agree in the statement thitt the genoral mar- kei Is oversold und that many seourities of real worth are very cheap ut present prices and yet the most conservative house: not advising purchases of $102ks oxeept in mode ation and on a scale down until the fearof Dbig gold exports is passed. The street has it that fully two and a half ‘millions more gold will be exported on Saturday because Europe is determined to have it regardiess of ex- rates, but the goverament will not give up its bars, and It is unnounced today that the treasury department has deteroiined to hold on to 2,000,000 of bars in the assay > und they will be kept Intact foran gency. Commack continues to talk bull- on the stock market ind he told his s t that the deelin insignifl considering the dullness The stock market has been excessively dull today, with tho tendoney ot pricos down- ward.' There are rumors from the west. more or less eirenmstantial, that freight raves a1o being cut. First one' and then another Is charged with being the offended. Today the Missourl Pacificis suld to o the aggressor. It is aiso safd that freiht from the Unlon actfie 15 Veing Improperly diverted to the Northern Pacifio. Western stocks have beon the most actively traded in and the most feeble, Atchison Incomes are also lower. The one of ‘the coal stoeks has been heavy., and there are very fow buyers at currout pric The fact that the accumulation of coal at tide water 15 840,001 tons, which has only been ox- ceeded once beforo i the history of the trude, is o bad state of things, but when it membered that the roads have on sto iland points large amounts in addition, the condition of the market (akes even i more sorlous apeet, It s roportad tht chere is an increased business doing In_iron, and that prices are well matntained. The dewand for structural fron Is lurze. Silver ccrtificate have improved slightly in price and silver builion is higher in London. ‘The amount of certificates outstanding is gradually decrogs ing, and the quantity of silver bulfi il Posit Is now but G.0%.000 ounces. Sp on the stock oxehange 15 at 4 low ebb and noeds something decided to stimulate it. The market elosed dull and featurcless. Money is casy. Total salos 124,69 11 the fron trade the marset has ot ro- ceded {n any respect during the past weok, Reports from varlons sections Show rather nn inereaso in the volume of business Prices have been well mantalned. 1t 100ks 11ke at leust one or perhaps two mil- s of gold would bo taken for export by amer. The stock market 1s not 0 8 1t has been, and more shipme nts Wil put down prices. London's closing Luke Shore, 1007 Louisville & Nush Telegram to was without prices: tie, 1814 ille; Atehison, Reading, St Paul, A oro were £38,000 withd land on balane The following a S s rbgistorod 8. 48 coupons N 4y roxistorad . 414y coupons Pacttic ta of ...} Central Paciie ... Chieags & Alton. .. 124 Chleago, Burlinglon 0. M. & St. P & Quiiiey * T84 dopraferred ! DL & W [1iig St Paul & Omialia Illiuols Cantral.-..... W]~ do preferrod ) 2T Unlon Paclie: Kansas & Toxas. .10 11l W, St L & B Lake Shore....... ..., 1034 | d0preferred Michigan Central. |\ 'yl *| Western Unlon Missourl Paciflc. .. . (k! MONEY ON CALL—Ens, per vent. PriME MERCANTILE PAP RLING EXCHANGE day bilis, $18614; demand. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. On1cAGO, March 10.—(Spectal Telegram to THE BEE]-UATTLE—Business was fairly active, with prices ruling steady at the . vance already noted; on good to choice steers, in fact auything at all useful in the beef line was In demand at steady prices. Prime cows and heifers, such as suits the butcher shop trade, were also In a0 proforred LN & W A0 prer'd (ex div) Now York Centra. 1, 15 B D, & S RRoek Island inig Disig L g L v lilig closed offered at 8 —5@7 per ¢ uiet, firm; & sixty- 8o, WS no d canning cows are no hig Tho StOCKor and feeder “trado 1a y prices with liberal ad of steers sold_as high as lots between #3.5@5.8 for her steers sold all *he way belfors, 2.0 to #4.30; cows, canuers, 81,40 1o #.20; stockers, purticulur last woek. moving aion {alos. Oneo ‘r‘.. B4 o $200; .00, 10, HoGS -Tho trade wus agaln brisk and values about u nickel nigher all around, the murket closing steady with about everything sold, Hough and Cowwmon, WH@IW; mixed and packers, 84,00@4.05; #1.10324.15; hits, LAY NEw Yo TiE Ber stock quot A Con feichior Bost & B Con Cal& v crown Poin Euraka Con doula y Cu Hale & Nore Homestake three Ity #4.00@4.15, Mining Quotations. uk, March 10 1-The following atlons " t rry rosK . |Unid The ( [Special T are the ) |Veliow Jacket. free Market New Yonk, March 10.—[Special THE BEE.]-COFFEE unchanged to 20 polnts u bag and @15.6244. CHICAGO, cuash, WM Corn Ounts—F1 Rye Bitrioy toihy Flax--St Whisky i Pirm R ulk sp1 e tulter 10 Cheeso No flour. Wheat, bu Corn, bu Outs, bu, New Y 2,600 bushels fower; No, afle No. Corn bushel i or Re T« Ounts bushels Re closing at Sugr—Raw, contrifugals, \fection gran *etroleu troner: Buttor Corn Oats Vork—st Lard Q1 Viiisky Butter ¥ steady 2, Ul @ilac; eake, U L1 LT f0.D. i Mirch elos spot high mixed western, Options Yaaneludiy May, 10145, FRODUCE. Mareh 10.—Olose. s cash, 5 v 76 ime at §1.28@1. at $1. 1014, t #1.16. cash, $11.20@11 ondy Firn ring cash, Firm; cash, y 1o firn bat Shoulders \ts Eusier; creamery, full cr iwlle; Firm am 0503082 5 $17.80@17.55; prime heavy and butcher loads of fancy, legram to mining i Do 190 19 825 50 120 ) legram to Options opened firm . The March, $17.4501 nd were June, August, $16.450 October. Spot_Rio, ¢ argoes, #20.00; No. i, ~Whent May, 81015 @1L01% 5,50 ulet 15,50 # Steady Sieady; cnsh, i) May, oic, ei May, fi@isie. July, 84@ May, $11.40@ 4. 200 chedd Young Am: £5.96485.405 hanged;lizht green salted, alfod flint, Sc; dry ons, 2e ench Unchanged; hull, Ty e Sulted, 67c; dry i May, 80,474 My, winter patents, $.50 118, $4.600. 10 1.2 $5.60005.65; short ribs, 85.3005.40, short lairy No. 1'solid packed, de; Rocelpts, Shipments 165,000 k. March 10, rod, $1.15%, 1 at 8l colpts, spot_stron No. afloat; ungr 166,000 Wheat—Rec oxports, 47,900 bushels; In elev Options closed f to 15,000 $3.000 107,000 151000 ipts, spot $1.15 exports. 2,000 4, Tsh@ide in dod 1 died, March, o 48,000 bushels; exports. DB e uns 47305 M Sige. 51-160; o' ulat m—Steady. gor; western, 21 No. 2 white, white we August do fuir refinin refin i sian, uf, 6% United ard 1870 lower, 5 1-10c; dull and A, T-lie; crushed; closed, 1150, i new mess, $12,00412, westorn wunted; 10. W Steady; March lrm dush, iy aLE L ulet at ¥.00 -Steady at $1.16. Dutl and @30¢; dairy, Avorts, Ma prients, 100 cars. B3 on tri wreh, 06! No. ICANSAS cashand March, s8¢ bid; St ¥ no Crry, Mc ronger; western ste: iged; sh April, bid, 1 2k eat--Firm; wheat s dull; re Closing: No. 1 No. 2, cash, 53/4¢ bl on Woaker; No.2, cash, 47 bl * Corn—Stronz; No. 2 mixed, 61065 Oats—Sty Whisky MILWAU At1, March ady: No. ¥ mixed, 64365} KEE, Marc! cash, 063gc. Corn—1i Oat Provisios Liy) mand fair Corn—Steady; demund CHICAGO, March 10.— market fo .00; comi £2.00024.301 stockers, §2 Hogs — R highe; ERPOOL, March her; No. 3, 6114¢. ns—qQuie Steady; No. 2 white, 527 pork, #11. Wheat—Firm and de- glaers offer spuringly. air. LIVESTOCH. rly act 10n 1o ch cows £2.55 @410, 1pts, rough ic and o skims, 4@ cash, creamery, 20 slow, orth- | track, trucl Mareh 1. — Wheat—No, 2 No. 2 red, cush, 90c March, Tarch, ttle—Recelpts, #1.9505.85; w?.90; canners, $1.40@: 40.000; market ac common, mixed und puckers, 840034055 primo and butcher welghts, $1.10@4.15; 1ight, #4003 415, Shieep: tives, % AW, ICANSA: ceipts, 2.5 ket steady; stockers i i Lteceipts, 7. St Lout shipments, native ers. & Hozs Recoipts, 0005.50; 7,000 Orry, Mo. March ) head: shipments, steers, §LRY@O5 nd feeders, s, M. 400, market st westerns, 80003 10, 70; Wheat~Stronger; No. 14,0005 e ady: na- Tex 18, ttle— 1,600 head CowS, 004,00, i shipments, 2900; .75 niar- @4.0)3 mar- Recelpts, 1,700; fair to fincy stoors, $4.0025.50; stockers 704,00, Receipts, 5,700 head; shipments, 1.500: market higher; heavy, #.00@4.15; @4.00; 11gh it, BTG 00. OMAHA LIVE STOC OMANA, March 19. OATTLE-Estimated recelnts of cattle compared day of with good sa@le nigh last With I we grades ior; others ste rly, chan, —Estimated receipts of hogs terday and 5,81 T The market was and 10 to The ran The uveri gampare Thursday of last SHEEP--Estin compared day of last week. Nutive: stoudy. #4.05, Disposition of Stock. oattle, market as asterof the Stockyards Showling sheep purc by the weizh “ligher, ze the the of light-lights, 'y, §3.80@:5.9 or'el pric &3 0y veek. ke, with with 873 BT@5.10 the s number of 1 on this pany for Murch 19: Buyers, wifl & Co Omaha piekin Shippers und fe The Oudahy pucking company 8w The G Shippe 0 & O H TheG. H, 1036 1010 CATTLE. 0 nond conipiny ing company buny lers. HOGS. Hammond p and feeders SHEEP, Ham All prices bulke selling mix paid, yesterday and ¥1.40 cking con sold paid foed- ixed, §.70 B0, as 22 yestorday and 1,69 Thurs- i, " The murket was actl of beeves and butel dy to firm Feeders were u; active eurly. Wils av_ ELI8N0. i d_recelpts of shee osterduy and The market was activ westerns, hoz gt light, d, $8.50085, WS ® as 10, as Thirs: 2500 and rted com- iy ond packing company Representative Sales. MIXED, cows, 050 2 1160 2 50 w126 K10 285 8T K5 24 210 5. 0% 3 Y. 000 101160 11130 11010 1.115% 0 0 25 E BULLS, 1.1200 235 Cocares Pop— 1062 880 1656 1860 s 240 1 [ A | 30 1 110 118) 1480 mn o 17100 BTOCKERS AND ¥i ; o wo m EDRRS. 218 1 & 200 20 810 013 CALY ES, 450 10 PERS 38 160 400 MILKERS AND 8 1cow and calf COWS AND HEIFERS, 340 WESTERN CATTL andard eattle company— w 4 40 cows. ‘ nous No. [ [ 42 106 Av. 263 1160 128 133 153 Sh. Pr. 40 % 45 40 160 80 0 perd B0 - 80 m &0 40 AND RO! 240 00 300 ey 01 40 Av 100 pr § westerns, ewes #0605 OMARA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Provi-ions. SMOKED MEATS - Hams, sugarcured, 12 to 14 1b< aver § broak st ieon,sugir cured. bo No. 1 hims, sugar cured, 15 to 16 No. & hais, No 1 hams, su Kinned nans, bonele: ¢ Dreak fust bicon fincy alifornia or pi i dried beef ha short elears, Glies backs, 6 biacon clear belhes, Tight, 61a¢: bucon short Tibs, 6¢; beef tongues, pked. 10e, Y SALT MEATS--Short clears, 1 short ribs, Bondless, g sugar cured, cured, 8tei Dacon cloars, long bellies, ar e clear ND BEEF--Mess pork, ss pork. half barrels, 36.00; family or barrels, $1130: family or bick pork, half Darrels, #,00; extra mess beef, bar- Tels, 86,25 eXtra mess beef, half barrels, $150 Dbonoless pig pork, barrels, B12.50; boneless pig pork, hulf Drrels, 350, SAC s—Crown bologna fancy, 41505 Oxford pork ages. 10c: bolognas, de; (03 pori suusage, i blood, e liver, 454et head clieese, $aci smoked’ head cheese, fes weiner or Frankfurt,ic: Knoblauch se, 70} Polish suusage, 8¢} tongue sau- rels, new, 503 i back pork, veasands, pic usnage, 1 link Lizc, e o whove prices are forlotsot fifty pounds lupwirds i lossuantity, lie more LCKLED BEEF TONGU ES—HDls., 200 108., cach, $17.00; halt bls.. ,,v .00, Guarter DS ench, 18.00; elghth Aln—Tierces, idered, 64¢ i, pure and kettle- 21t #1650 16 00 16 00 16 00 17 00 1800 180 0.0, - 81550 15 00 BATTENS, WELL Tv 6503 157, 81, 2inch well tbing, D, & M. und bev., £23/00; pickets, D. & I, flat, §22.50; D, & 1. square, $2.50. i No. 1, 6in. 12 and 4 £t, rf, $10.00; No. 1. 6 in, 16 ft, $10.00: " 4 in, #1000; No.'2, 6 in, 12 and 14 ft, rf, $14.00; 4 in, $14.00; 'No. 2, G in, 16 £t $16.00; 4 in, 816.00; No.8, 6in. 12 and 14 ft, Gin, 16 £, 813.00;4 in, 4 in, #13.00; No. 2003 €, $17.60; B, SIDING=A. 12,14 and 10{t, & 14 and 16 n 20.50; D, $14.50. P HOARDSCNG. I Com, #I8607 o, 2 com, 815,00 m, $1150; No, 4, con BOARDS—A. 12 in, Shiko0; B, 10 1n, s1s. $45.00; C, #40.0 5 1), ¥25.00; No. 1 common, in, sts, 10, 12, and 18't¢, #2100; No. 2, $18.50; No. common, 13in, s1s, 14 ft, §20.00: No, 2, ¥ 1 common, 12 fn, "sis, 10 ft, $19 No. 1 eommon, 12 In, s1s, 2) 1t, 8210 Sii1prAP—No. 1 plain, 8and 10 in, $19.00; No. 2, $16.00; No. 1, 0. G, & fn, $10. 16, 10 in, grooved roofing, 12, 14 and 16 ft, A A 2 i $19.00 ) 845,001 14, #1.00: 11, B 1 14, g and 2 {n, ®1.00, 1§ or C'select. all 16 oW foot, $1.00 ext Pixe—Ist and 2d clear 003 13-16,319.00; common rift clear, 110, $5.00 ciling. $14.50: 1st and 2d 3 It and 2d cle iish, s2s, f1 825, fro from 11 wsings, inci, 8 inch : 1stand 2 clew A5t and 2d elea and 2 inch, 8000, 1st and #3005 Dase, §.00. POPLAR LUMBER-K-1nch cloar, i-ineh s, & d cléar, 1 Inch panel, £2.00. SASH, DOORS, Erc—Tar per ct.; doors, moulding, £2.10; stra FLOOR #2050; B, C-inel, whi 6-Ineh, white pine (s siding, S0 per M extra. SHINGLES, LATH-EXtra standard “A," 2.4 -ineh clear pine, Tiath, £3.00, PosTs—White cedar, 6-inch, ars.11e; white cedar, 5l-inc ars, 6e; white cedar, d=fneh_round, oak, 8¢; Tennessee red cedar, split, e, Country P HAY—Th pr lly nola. market yesterday and almost_any price was obtuinable. Good hay sold quickly at §4.006 15.0) per ton. BuTrEn—The market was wenle and prices notup to what was obtainable n few days ago. Good country rolls went ut 20021c, etdid not present any receipts were light 0103 turkeys, @i brought $1.0) and up, 1st and 2d ch und up, 15t and £1.5); sash, 7 blinds, %0 per ct tarred felf, per ewt, hitepine, #38.00; O E00; D, 8030 B pine, cedur, 1.90; cle iange vestorday. lces stoad. RABBITS —Small per dozen and Jacks & With the excepilon of eggs there no quotuble change in the produce narkets yes- terds: is=The supply was very lizht and prices w still higher jump. Sales were made erully at I5w1se. v POTATOES ~Homo g rado, #1,2 per bushel. 1€ PLANT-Der doz, 60075 VEGETABLE OvSTERS—I'e T CAU SPIN cgetables, wn stock, #1155 Colo- 12, 60¢, AFLOWER—PEE dor, $2.5), NACH —Per bbl, ¥2.0), Cholee stock, 40624 TABAGAS—M1{chigan stock, perbu. 6e, Per bbl: 25540 ONIONS—Einste g §lock: per b1, 8.506.00. CarRoTs er Bhl, #2.2 OELERY—Michizin'stock, 40@45¢; California, per doz, #1.00, SwEET I is held at #4004, RADISH PARSNIPS ATOE§-Cholce stock 5 per bl Per doz bunches, 4 Per Juj £1.0) Cannade - Por 10,815 e, CUCUNBERS—Pex doz., §2.00. CELERY ROOTS ~Pgr doz, BEANS—Cholce sipok, & Fresh Fiuits, ~Nuvals, $1.0724. Tusse s, puntain friit #7650, TLEMONS—Cliolce, #4.00¢ fancy, #4.50, e supply 15 very Hight and prices correspondingly high. Goodstock 1s held at B30, wind funioy wppies us highas 800} funcy Florida brizht, Los Angeles, villow tw MALAGA Per bbl, H0.00212.00 3 Oupe Cod, per bbI, #12.00; Per box, $4.5), Flour, R. T. Davis Mill Co.. high patent, No.1 and Creamn, £2.60; Blue D, full patent, #£5: Hawke eye, half patent, #£.20; special royal patent, No.'10, £.80; Minnesota putent, #£0); Kunsas wheat putent, Nobrasks spring wheat patent, 2 40 ¥ Aai's Gold Medal, $2.70: Snow,White, £230; Biow Bk §.00; iw gride, 860 2mlife, Cream. 8170; Myr )i XXX, 8180 Fldelity, Cinet, ¥.40; Tatent, #2.00 p's ready to'raise buckwheat flour, 8425 per cuse of 902-1b puckages; buckwheat, GRAPE FRUIT in bble, N. Y. 86,00, Excelsior SlapJas niges Fish, Plekerel, vory fin o pereh, sealed and dr salnon trout. sh, our pride, oc o7 brook trout, LAKE 00 olscos, a bike, cholce, Sga- Cod large, O mon, Orego Totsters, D 1ops, Der gal, 106, and haddock, do; sn Mue fi<h, 14oi flounde doet snapper, 1 1,50, Groceries. Auehiin, Gormun, 95 ¢; Dilworth's, Corlovii, 20 1:10¢: Moeha, i Coflee—cssenco—b4 gro, boxes, . ory, TLa@s Nurs--ler 1b filberts, Le; pecans, Ll nuts, fancy white, £ ro; WIED FROITs—Turkish 150, Almonds, 18 waln 5 apricots, funcy Jerries, new, 00 raspl CurFants, new, o boxes, Gi4e; peaches, dried grapes, cles, 100 Ondura, liyer, . Leghorn,” 20¢; in rrl Vot © Dalry 280 lhn in bhls, 0 58, #2405 i X 108, #2105 rock salt. 5V EGETANLES | . Corn—Vory fine. ¢ FLI° 200 standard weste Mushrooms —1-ib French, 1-1b Fr h, fi 181 nary, GESC. Deis Marrow, stundard brand f0e. Freneh pens dor.String benns 31 hih e beans. sie; 2-1h streing bean b wonked, 8. Boston bakod BLEBLEL Sweet potatoos—d-1b #1.50; d=1b ok tomutoes, $1.65 101 tspi i1, £ #1.40; succotash, $ 1 SODA ~Packages, 60 150 Kixa Powner Theans, § rice's, crush b ils to bo Royal, din L 41,03 e 5,85, CRACKERS inger box ots, WHAPPING PAPER-—Per 1h, lest dry woods, 47, Fmanilla te, 13 Soda, 0 snups, 8 oyster, water t N . basket fired, green, 20N gUnpowe 115h breaktast, 5 -10 packigo GREASE—Ler gross —F'ra 3 medlum tins, $27.00; akes, wood, §. 508,50, 1" 3oz in box, § @ises 45¢81.00; stove pollsi Liouid. § oz, dozin’ box, #.50a 450, Pepper—Singapore, sift alispice, 1005 eloves, 1 China, 4- dry shot. 22 h ctod, 1utnes, Ne man swect CocoANT < perlb. 1@27e: bulk, 15-1h pails OvEsS-Quurts, per doz, #.00 Bl per gal, [ doz. per b se, 81 UGAR-—Per 1h- ps, J0-10 boxes, 1hsin box, pure, Lo B arlor, £.00 War 1=t whisk, $1.00G51.25. astile perib. te; laundry s 5.00; shaving sc G eakes per box, I o per doz; st grad e, 100 mottied, per b, 10 brand, small white, | 8o e Founc black 1elts, rs, soi eel 35@1.50 Brazils, uts, 1 1. 10e. prine: 9¢; apples, evaporated, new ring sacks, 27l curr, Jaln, cl in Ve; Mgk, lemon rod, 82 nitoes 071,253 1-1h s vand fine, Irench Lin o N X, 5, N, per 1 b ea W ler, 204 Iy son dust, 1 zier's suall ladi h, per g ‘ 1ns, 34,55 other kinds, 151D cans, por doz, 15.50; medl, $47 per cuse of 80 215 pck= pie, mackerel, large, each, $2c; sc 200} o ags, muscatels, e liy: pecl bulk, $2.10; best b best ordi: of 10, LM@2N per 23707 rhubarb, §-1b; (o kegs doz, 403 10 per cent off on 10+ 19X 18 extr quulity I8, 9¢; dark rag hite, W2350; sundri l ) urgo 00; hioe 088, 7 In boy, We@ 2 small, 2 D16 Uasse; ( Iirono pints, Jive of o, 82 =1L packages, per 1% 2501 1410 brleks, 3 itie, Nite, per 100 bars, . toiletsc do green peas. 2 half 1i, 12¢; s L, beoitcs Deans, figod e Aot o ing, peirl homin, bbl. i Y Roc Sago: ceroall and tapi- Yy, 83, 10 ) 15, 4, ©, §5.24 por Merry War, Hlett's pow gle, #7.40; Crown, § nerican ' § @t wiss, 80; 4 o, )i 4 oz, 81, »ll‘))llun #1.1501.30. CANDY—Mixed, %0-1b i wist stick, 9e; French mixed, 1stick, 8lse: jar and _caso boxes, 1502 a fine goods, Bru s . Sper doz, 81 c@R1.00; \l'lnh brushes, bied Bikn SEED-Mixed I canary, #¢; hemp, $4¢ CANDLI 40 1bs to box, qe5 wax, 1le. TosAcco —Fine 'u' v 1b, 25@ @ie; smoking niy b B0, 3 NOLASSES—14 bIs—N. 0. 480; choiee, 40@45c; good, 28a@ie; C 250¢; blackstrap, syru DbIs. 20e; 134 bb, 2 kits, 6 VINEGAR—A whiite wine, 12c; triple strongth, 19 STARCH—Por 1D, GUSe PICKLES - Medivim, bhls, $5.00; gherkins, #1100 Bosion wixer, 812 Java,be; choice, 6e: fanc (Y 10 P oner Uinen—Per bbl, refir ; | Tw N CORDA l‘ T~ 0 SBIbL," very f] \e bales, ‘““Hi XX \~: uL SIi bivies. 1803 A cott o Tine, lothes line #1.65; 60-foot foot jute, #1.85; wool twine rope—A all sizes fror cesses," all sizes frou rope, X4 in, 15¢. et Miscellancous, HoxEy--Cholce, 11b frames, 18 LIME, CEMENT, ourd ¢ —Per_hbl—Ash lime, 90 1i-1h 410 1 Gtol in 8es -16 to 1in. Grove alls, 814@S .60 193¢ hour- nining, plt rands. ubi, P, 80 bak [ e, sm by, 0 h “new b packages, 5¢; anise, 15, 10@ Ned fancy, per gal 460 inz, c; 4-gal kegs, $L.247 2 g plecider. 10c; double cider, 12¢; 11, $10.00; cad, half bbl, §.50, ton twine i o ip andle w 1,405 0 sisal i tton ine, k. Ma: STzes from 7-1010 1 i, 12¢; sisul pro Tige; cotton e, 13t Om Lime, 85e: Quiney white. sz Louisville $1.5 \“hh\lll.l'l‘! nent, #1456 Ut B140: ¢lish Portland cement, York pluster, ; Michigan pl Fort Dodge plaster, $: r, per \).\l #1.00. DAL—-On board cars at Ox —Chestnut, range and e 8800, Soft conl—Ollo, 3 #4505 W .l]ll;lLI)IIJLk 84, lnv« w o nute w2 HiDEs—F ides. 5e; No 1 hides, 5%@0c: No. 2 green saitad h 1 green saited hides, 25 to 40 1bs, green salted hid veul calf, 8 to 1D, 7c 1bs, 5¢3 No. 1dry flint flint hides, bwhliei @l TALLOW AND GiREASE WAAC grease, white grease, dark, 21 beeswax, prime, 1c. BoNES IN CAR Lors ONLY—Dry ton, $IL00@I80); dry country, bl ton, #10.0060 damp #8,0062 10,00, and delivered in Chica; EP PELTS —( 1 shearlings (short skins) each, 106G dry wooled early skl No, shenrlings (short wooled ear dry flint Kansas buteher wool pelts, per b, tunl 14}0; Jry flint Kansas and D wool pelts. per 1b, netual weight, No. 2 v hides, 1@ No. 1dry s, Tallow grease. 16a@20e and len ¢ 145 aste white sand, aha aha—Anthracite per tons grate, Southorn Tillnois, Tump, .15} green o401k S < osld 810 18 N ited hid bufralo, ached, per (s e Kins) Nel welght, Kip 12k No. dry rough tullow, 1953@ per per ton, s prices are for bones welshed y hort dry kit 100 Draski murr: vt oloradobuteher wool pelts, por 1b et 2505 dry flint Color Its, per 1D, uctu and DUCKs, aetu Kunsas, Neb Unwashed —Fin medium uve quarter blood wverag coarse average 1510 1 and rough v 12 seedy or burry 12 10 14 and very heavy fine 10 to 12 ing and® © delaine 16, chol tum delain cdiun com M, cho 1o Kip100; murrain dry i cotls black 15 to 17; bu Unwashed coml Ave 1ge bing combinz avers conrse combing to 185 braid clioi¢e [ to 16, Tub_ washed average 25 10 25: conrse 2 to LeATHER.~Hemlock sliaghter per 1b; hemlock dry hide sole, sole, 00 e I kel skins, Wi calf' skin Amertean A BONDS foan B50cat1.00; go: COMPANIES, 8T, R Total Lasuos of COUNTIES, DISTRICTS, dence sollcited. Cholee R.R.COMPANIES, sole ) 14 il ik ealt, 041,105 A ook At skins, WANTED CITIE 1110 13 ks 14 10 o W ouk neh ner- Kip it SCHOOL WATE N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY Bankers 163-165 Dearborn Sireet, CH 16 Wzii Street, NEW YO 70 State §1.- ROSTON. ICACGH RK P. T. HUGHES, Wholesale C Blgin ranch u h C Western Creamery 1 state exgs wnd pure leaf recelve or hantle only the b ear 1o track Tates. Ofice and store 1325-1650 10th st It st 00ds, rd. Wil e smmission Merchant, butter and ehecse, not Advances on sore at Denyer. bank BILLIARD‘? Tho Brunswick- Balke Oollender Oo, Billara merchandis: Saloon fix 07, 409 3. 101 streol Omana Law briefs, Printers, binders, factn 1116 Howar Manufacturers and job- bot 1109 Hlownrd straet Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1912 Harney stroet, Ouiha, Nob Johin L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box fa. 1817-1819. Donelas Orders promptly 11 CARPETa Omaha qupct Oo., Carpots, oft cloths, mt tngs, curtatngoods, 1611 Donglas stroot CIC West & Fritscher, Manufactirers ine cigirs Sobbers of lenftobnecos. Omaa Goal, Ooke sad Tlard and soft conl 8. E. Cor. 16th _and Douge Ty stroets. Hulbert & Blum, Bmithing stenn Oftico 14 8. 1ith st American Fuel Co. @hippers ana_dealers (a anthraclte and bitas minous conl. 215 8. 15th stre Nebraska Fuel O, 2138, 15th stroot, v Omaha, Neb. Mount & Griffin, 2185 1tk strosty ©Omaha, Nov. Eagle Cornice Works Manufacturersof Galvan- Ized Iron Corntee. Window eaps, motailesky- lights ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodgest. M, E. Smith & Co,, Dry goods, furnishing goods, notions. | Cor. 11thana Howard sts. Wolf Eleotrical Co. llustrated Cataloguo freo. 1614 Capitol Avonuo. Parlin, Orwdorlf & Corner Jones and 9th ats. Omaba, Nev. | S FLO Broken Bow Roller Milling Co. Office and warehonss, 1012 N. 16¢h stroet. 8. . Gilman, 1014 N. 16th stroot. .5 Blask, - Mansaer. Dewey & Stone Fur- OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers DIRECTORY. BICY A, 1, Perigo& 0o | Al Makos, Al Pl 1315 Dodgo Stroet — BOOK BINDERS & STATION Omaha Republican Pristing Oo., bank supplie: 10th amd Douglas streots. Ackermann Bros, & Heintao, eloctrotypers, biank book manu- and over;\ stroot, Omaha. BOOTS AND SHOES, Oharlos A, O & 0., | Kirkendall Jones&COo, walo Manu factar's ts for Noston Itube 00 Co.y and 116 Harhey St | wh ’ Age W. V. Monse & Co. 8106 Fuctory 15 . "Touis Heller, and Ruteho Tools & Bu, how & b 161118 Ja e —— OCARRTAGES, BUGUIL* I:.TC W.T. Sv:\unu. hiw's Largest Varl WAGONS AND « [ S S i CLOTH! NG | Gilnore & Rubl. Manufacturers & Wiole- wle Clothtery, ARS. 19 st ¢ Coutant & P. H. Mahowey & Co. Hard—Conl scrconod ut, ANLhracits, ices 613 N. 16th and cor. 16th and Doy | Howell& 0o, M8, 14th Oman, Jolinson UDouRING St Merchants invited to callan 1 examino B. Tuchmiar & Jo-, danu facturers wars Hardand soft conl ship- LLF‘! Il Prices, All . IRS, hlog In th 150, 1104 Corner11th Packors' plies. Hoet, casing elcson St ARRIAG ney St Agents, il Sqnuires, 1 Soft. 1glas sts. | FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW, Geo. Oberne & 0o, 513 8. 13th stroot, Omaha Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, Wronght and oast fron Hveciinchine Aad B anaifon ot Acme Iron and Wire Works, XN, WIF And brass Wk, 512 8 1Gth sirost W.Hoehl, -+ Propriotor. Reos Pmmng Oo. Lithographing, Printiag and Biank Hooks. 1ith and o ward Sts. lquor Mordhiants 112 Harney stroe “R. R Gnte, Tmyortor and_Jobby Winesand Liguors. 100 a0 122 Farnam St Price 11sts o3 applieation Wholesale L lquorDeale G. W, Douglass & Go. | Hardwood Lumber, 1610 North Stront Oharles R, Les, Hardwood lumber, wood earpets and parquor Hooring. 9th and Doliglas uudv & Gny. Lime, Conent, Bt Cor. 9than 1 Dongiae 0. A Stonehil), Millinery, L Bo 116118 . 10th St, Omaha Mex Meger & Bro, 0o, M'fk Jowelors, wusical | et deaters In rumoats, LIQU 7. 8. Smith & 0).' 1081411 Teavonworth sy Omaha IRON WORKS. v Omaha Safo & Iron Works, | proofafes, vaul work, Iron shutte | fre ) Ia osenpen. Manu £t fire and -»-n.n.i Ans droen,lith & Jackaon std Wilon & Drake, Mg tubnlar fues, fied box hollers, tanks, ot Plorce xad lelmm Darst, Wines, Liquors an . 13 Farnam 8t Liquorsand Gona vadn Cigars. Dougln Stroot | 1208 A. Frick & Co,, 504 - 08 8. 10th St John A. “ukx‘hu\l Tand Cement, M wanko Hydraulic Cement an Quiricy Whito 1.4me, ber Co. th and Tzard Stroets, £23 Douglas stroet. | T Oberfolder & Co., Inery 28,210 and Ktreet A, Hospe, Jr, 103, Organs, Materlals, Ete, Farnuw nnd 16th. stroot, Neb. Bros, S14Farnam streot, Omans, 0. B.Havens & Co., 160 Farnam strect, Omaha CORNICE. T. Ruemping Galvanized [ron cornlces, Dormer win enps, finfals, Goods arnishin, Cornerlith w FLEOTRICAL SUPPLIES, FARM MAUHINERY ETC. General Bkandla Pl 13491 UR. R T. Davi Mannger at Cor. Bth ana Ja (Ohas. Shiveri niture 0o, Furnituro and carpets, 11161119 Farnam strest, Beebe & Runyan Fur- nitars Co. Succossors to CA. & Co. Graceund ith St, Teebe Tobbers and Importers of notlons and furnl: k00dy, 1111 Howard street Teuuard Glss wd Paint 0o, 108-1412 1Haarnoy stroot Quatis, Nob- Willian Oummings, 11 ana 19 Bouth 10th 5t Omaha, Neb. Paxton & Gallagher, 106-51 . 10 stroel D, M. Steels & Oo., 1180 oo sk Ouaha, Ne Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney strect, Ouaha, Neb. ““Hugh G, Olark, Gonl Western Adit Dbiar ‘Atias bikhecplo S st caps. fose. Rootor & Wilheluy Oo Cor. 10t mad Jackson st3 Furniture and Schneider & Loomis, T Bob(\)l;mn Notion GL;SS‘ PAINT, OIL ANDDRUGS. 1o Douaine Blake, Omahs, GROCERIES. Omah b and treot Omal, MoGord, Brac e ironana siite roofer. SI1 Farmam St DRY GOODS. ] Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry Dey goods, matlors u T. @& Nort.\wall wostern 1 Sherman ave. ©.G. Undorwood, Clomens Oskanp, PR e T PTG AL SR B i miseot. e T FURNITURE AND CARPETS. J. A Fuller & 0., Omaha Bruce &0 90008 Lasavonworth st Meyer & Raapks, 1403:105 Harney stroat, Bloan, Johneon & Co, Loavenworth Wy & Co, 15thana Leavenworth, ahia, Nebraska P T T GUN}‘OWDER, Neb. dows, door ote, Tin J.J. Jobnson & Co, 28 8. 13th stroat, Omaha, Neb. 1513 Douglus Strooy_ 10t strootss LITROGRAPHING. o Omhy Trank Dellone & Coy Not WHOT@A0 LAGUOTTI0aler s Tmported, Amerionn, Ports Wyatt - Bullard Lume Ceeinag iy Louis Bradford, Lumboer, llme, ceraont,ota. —— e MILLINERY AND ND’I‘l()N | Tmporters wa Jobbers 1 1285 uch 1iem — e ey MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO Artiste? — CEMENT AND LIME. i 4 ——————e—— OILS. | Consolidated Tank Line Co, Refned and lubrioating oils, “axlo growso, ok, A HL Bishop, Managor. OYSTERS, A Booth Packing Jo. ¥ Oysters, o [ 1808 Leavenworth, N, wd canned Ry —_————————— PAPER. | Carpenter Paper Co, Carry a full stock of printing, wrapping and writing paper, card pa- per, ete. PLATING. Westem Plating: ™ aola, plating on fibtaware. o, rapiptod: Polshing brass & chan= deller work. 1114 Dodge. nio e silver and all —_— PRODUCE, COMMISSION. 0o, KO0, i Tarnev agont, ow Co, Mill Oo., Omaha. clson ats. finost ok & Jo. Carpots. 12061210 Farnam St. GENTS' FUENIEHING GOODS. Stral ~ Neb Neb, Nob, Olark - Androssen Hardware ( 11081110 liarney streeh Qimalia Now I Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In country prod- e, frults, vegetables, ele. 1207 Howard street. "0, Rosso & o, Forelgn, Califorala tropieal fruits, 1213 Howard street. Porter Bros, 0o., Cullfornin,_ Florida and tropieal fruits. w1811 Jones straet W. Bulls, - Managr. Kirchbraoun & Sous, Butter cggs and poultry. and o 1200 ¥oward street. | Bates & Oo,, ntry produce, fruits regotabios, grocers! apoctaliies. tons, wpito), el 417419 8. 1ith 8L <o RUBBER GOODS, ETC. Bohreder & 07‘, h by eags. ind minsion mérchants, 423 South- 111l stroot o Produce, frults of all kinds, oystors, 1211 Howar streot E B. Branch & Oosy — Rob:rt Purvis, 1217 Howard strect Write for prices onbute ultry aud 8 i Olark & 0o., cheow, ozzs, Nltry wnd gama, @ South 16th strest Williams & Oros, Produce and fraity 1214 Harnoy strook Omaha Rubber Co., Manutacturing a1 §1- Emoron Si0d G, wrowors, doulors (m Krden grads, graliad troo sooils. ISR Juth 15th, —_— S8ASH, DOORS, M. A. Disbrow & Qo. Manufacirers ot doors blinds Mouldings. b fco, SYRUPS. | Tarrell & Oompany, Wholesale manfacturrs molasse BLINDS, EIO. Bohn Sash & DaorUD. u Canturors of moilde Ings, blinds, doors, oto. 1ith and Clark streots, STOVES, Daffy Trowbridg: fuve Manufio'g 0>, Manu factur'g stovoranx Nave plp ). 1203-1213 Lonvel worth st. —_— TEA, “Comsolidated Ooffos lompany, Ul and 1416 Tarney it Ounhia, Neb COFFEE, SPICES, CIGARS. y’ — ey STEAM AND WA T.8. Wind Eugino & | Pump Oo., Halltday wind miils 813 ana ¥ Jonesst. G - Tons, acting managor. TER SUPPLIES it Stunr & Suw, 1002100 Famam strook, us, Neb. —_— | TY PE-WHITERS H. Hudy & Co, Toys, dolls, albums, fancy goods, housefurnishing ehildr oar 1319 Farnamst. Koods, Ve Type-writers, Hsandt20. A KL Ve &0, naligue froe. 1815 Dodge Streot. T SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK vmm‘; [TV ey o LIVL ‘HOOK OOMMISbION e E:yor & (o ‘ South Omaha. 7. Goffman, Builey & o, 2 Exchnnke Bullding Bouths Onanan s 128 LIMITED, e v ’ . e Hunter & Groon, 30 Exchange Bullding Bouth Omans,