Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1891, Page 6

6 . e . e e e . e e et e e e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. APRIL 24. 1801, THE SPECULATIVE MARKEIS. Very Btrong Recovery All Aronnd on t! Board of Trade. INFLUENCES STILL PLENTIFUL. BEAR Wheat Recovering from Its Low Point —Corn Also Has an Upturn Tendency—Provision Vals ues Highe Cnicaao, April 2.—[Special Telegram to Tuk Ber]—On ‘change all markets opened easy and at lower prices with a good volume of trada. In wheat and corn especially the bears forced selling at first and started a slight deeline, helped by excellent woather and lower cable prices. But the lower figures started buying, which caused a very strong recovery ull around before the first hour was ended. The early action was as foliows: Wheat, #1.00'4, to $1.00'4, to #1.104; for May, and B1L08%, to #1.08, to 2100 for July. Muy o %010 at T0c and up to 70%c, July G6e and 62 July pork old at #1275 to #1280, The wheut market touched its high point Tuesday when May and July sold at #.16and #1.14. It roached its low and turning point this mor when May sold down close o #1.00 and July at $1.03 The bears had control of the n ket two days and were glad to let go of 1t and get around on the buying side before noon today. An hour betore the ciose May sold up to #1.11% and July was up to #1104, low the market ot tothis polnt no one exactly knows. Huteh- Inson was o buyer of everytiiing on the floor and many thonght he put wheat up. There were extravigant_rumors about cash wheat sales here and at New York., Many credited the advance tothis. There was free buying by louses with New York conncctions and others thought this caused the rally. There a scare among local shorts and their cov- ering nodoubt helped the advances, Cash wheat husiness lere, so fu known at the tine of the bulge, was about 207,000 bushe’s distributed to Baker, Boyden and Dunn. 1t was also announced that the St Clair river fee had at last yielded and that a demand for vessel room had sprung up. New York and Baltimore cleared 80,000 bushels of wheat and 000 puckages of flour. So faras bull news went this was the extent of it As for b news It was plentiful. Spot wheat at Liver- pool carly was quoted at H5d lower, futures, Nd lower, and private advices later called Liverpool 2%d lower. London quoted carzoes 6d lower early, and later advices sald 1 shilling or more decl arls cables carly were 50 cente tmes lower for wheat and L franc 25 centimes tor flour. Still later Parls advices said tl market was dechning rapldly, and searcely saleable. California futures were off about 8¢ per bushel, according to 8, V. White & Co.'s advicos, The Price Current dispateh was bearish, making the most favorable showing forboth winter and sprinz erops, Recelpts in the northwest were lurge agalin, reaching carsat Minneapo'is and Duluth. Closing pub- Iie cables confirmed the private advices giv- Ing wheat and flour at o sharp decline In Parls. The action in the leading months was as follo; May, #1094, to 31.0914, to $1.10%, to BLIOK, to 8L1I%, to 81.M1%, to 81114, at 1 o'elock; July, #1.08%. to $1.08, to 110, to 100! 10 $1.10} The wheat ma ket was even more spasmo ie before the close. There was & rush for May.which sent the price flying to #1134, 4 cents over the low point, and the close was at #1123, July rose to H10% and closed av that price seller, April was quoted with May all the session. August, BLO34, 10 $1.053 ; September, 81021, to BLO#45 December. 802K, to $LOIX: year, BLO0%, to L0214, with all monthsclosing at the bost prices. As there was everything against the market in the way of nws, the bulge at the close can be attributed to nothing but ma- nipulation. July wheat privileges for Friday #01d at $1,00% and $1.12'4, The corn murket acted with wheat. Tt startod at o to Yo decline from last night, touched slightly lower figures and then the bull sentiment, which caught all markets on the floor and caused a scarpering among the short sellers, carried prices up e trom the low point. The action was us follows: May opened uround 7o¢, sold to 69%e, and up to T1%4e, und rested at Tl at 1 o'clock. July started around Gie, sold to 63%e and up to and rested at 67¢. The advance in corn w continued to the close, with sales after the bell at higher than closing figure: Outside news was agalnst the market. The strength appeuared to be largely due to the very persistent buying by Huteninson, buying by the bull elique houses, and the cov- erinz by all who happened to get short on the decline of the pust two days. Vessel room was taken for 100,000 bushels to Bufalo and Ogdensburg ut 140 to Buffalo. Lust prices were the bighest for the day, as follow April 2%c, May 72, July 68c, August 65%c, Beptember 65%¢. These figures are 140 to 150 aver the close last night, and 2 or more over the early prices today. July corn privile sold at 674¢ for puts and (¢ for caly The oats market was weuk early prineiy owing 1ly to the fact that longs sold freely on account.of the heavier nature of the re- celpts. The market recovercd, however, be- fore the close, when options were from ke to %¢ highor than on vesterduy. May delivery opened at 54 %e, declined to 534, recovered to 6i%c and closed finally ut 54%c. June sold from Ble to 5ile, to Bi%e, to biize. July started at 51'4c, s0ld down to 5lc, up to 52e, and closed at 52. August closed at 37%c and Beptember at 357% 'ho stronger fecling developed In the grain markets spread into the provision pit early in the duy and started the advance, whichleft prices at the close 1240 up for lard, 10te 0 or ribs, and 50c up for pork, comparea with last night. The range in pork was 60c from 1275, to 8145 for July, the range in ribs was 25¢ from 804215 10 80,6744, closing at #6.05 for July: lard’ ranged ise ‘from #2.00 to 87,15 for July: with bids at87.17% nfter the close. Prices for the other months appear in table follow= ing. Buying was started by grain houses, Hutchinson was at work on the bull side, Scalpers covered. Pucking in the west for the weok was 185,000 hogs against 255,000 a yeur ago. Themarket did not indicate any min - ulation. and the strength was almost 48 unac- countub:e as in whoat. PRICES AT CHICAGO, Showlng the official rance of pri leading optious, us reported s in the by Cockrell Brot GO WiEAT— Mar | Lo 1l uly.. 1| 1ok 1 10 coux— ) Muy o | 7 July oo Tis) OATS— July PORK— May....... Qi Rins Notes and Gossip, Duluth receipts: Wheat, 100 curs, Minne ipolis recelpts: Wheat, 240 cars. Kansus City receipts: Wheat 80, corn, 40; oats, . At Chicago: No2 white oats, 88i0: mixed oats, G5e. Last Parls cables 50 contimes lower on wheat and 1% francs on flour. Wheat, 84,008 corn, oats, 546, The corner tn April flour 1n Puris hus bursted. Kunsas Clty suys: 135 cars of hard ard red wheat taken herd to g0 to New York for ex- POFLS at #1.01 und $1.05, St Louls re : Wheat, 27.519; corn, 00,855; outs, 5 ¥ lus Wh 401; ' corn, Wheat. 1600 Thoe board’s closing cable quotes Berlin 2 marks lower. London wheat futures 3d higher for April, 64 lower for September. Liverpool spot wheat 1@145d lower, futures 23244 d lowor. L H. Waggoner wired Swartz & Co.: I understand we had something over 6,000,000 bushels of wheat last we und over bushels have been prepared for shipu will probably go into Muy with about 2,000,000 in store here and In June would have a mwuch swmaller amount, Hecelpts will be swall also. No. 2 This will have a tendency to hold and vance the market, I beileve in buying wh on breaks. MeCormick says: “A rellable broker says pork Is congested o looks for fnwr! prices, T think hi the reason that evorybody is buyin: are wrong. There Is but’little short in in It o at provision d thut he it for i they rost ipts 1n cars: Wheat, 38 eorn, onts, 7. Inspected 2: Wheat cor ;' onts, 15, Snipaents In bushels Whent, 286,010; eorn 8, 918,040, Esti- wiated cars for Fridu , 813 corn, 2 onts, New York says: Wheat eables generally pusier, Hut not tin Severalfsoli- orders and sav buying orders took able seceptances reported of “twenty-three londs No, 2 red wheat September shipment, mostly for Beerbohn's eablo: Liverpool—Wheat steady, \u ces 1d lower; corn steady. prices gd lower: furk Lune wheat prices generally 51 to 6d lower, Flour 6d lower. ~Cargoes off const nothing offering, on passage irregulur pool fu sglectod, 24 lower. French try m Lo Co. to In sympathy with and Jower whent markets with u gencral rusn to sell, The un- Toncray & cables glvir ours were prominent commission houses along Wwith i few bold_short sellers who sold yester- diy. The undertone tothe market Is very strong and the featuro to 1t §s wlhen buying ordeis come there is izht offerin:s and it this morning fumps upwards, The first pr 1$10814 1o §1.08%. July sold ns low a8 s #1.10 and closes #1°10%. Ouvr « n‘: are all that could Uis nter than the average of jur light visible supply an wbsolite necessity (o give much ifany lo prices In the ne future. The price Is 1 1 compared with the past few years, hut with low Inke and occan freizhts 1d high prices for all qualities on the other side, say 47 shillings for California cargoes for months of Octoberand November as comy i and with harvest Is with our new erop of red winter for the same monthis at about 33 shillin 5 or 02 per bushel lower than California. There 8 something out of joint, efther they must declineor we go up. Corn fairly active, with minent Iper a steady buyer. July opened at 66e and closed at f7ige. Provisions excited and higher in symputhy with grain, Outs steaay. Kennett, Hoplins & Co. to s, A, MeWhorter Froni first to last todny we have advised our customers to buy wheat. Cables were heavy, weather warm, dry and brilliant over 1he spring wheat district and-the old erowd of boars flushed with their success ‘in hamn ing prices for the past two days wore con dent sellers at the opening, th es foreln Tuly down to #10sk. [t was apparent, how- over, that their offerligs pussed into stror hands, parties who live been conspienois Luyers 1oall good breaks for weeks past Toward the close of the session reports of considerabl wheat belng worked here i the aboard alarmed the shorts and any of t 1 covered at about the best icés of the day. Cable advi ought to como in fairly strong in the morning, and 1f they do we look for a continuntion of today’s streugth, believing wheat 1o be a purchiase on Soft spots. Corn and outs customers were ud- vised curly that the bull clique were app i r- ently tuking buck thefr corn propAratory to putiing prices higher. Later dovelopments 1t hegin to strengthien o whent did and has steadily appre- ed in value nearly all day, closing very Oats advinced somewhat in sympathy. buyinz in them was not so oo ns took an unexpected upturn.regal showed thils to be true Defe 08 0f the last threo day here is pointers being out from some nown 1o buy. The Price Ourr ual s the sittmer packing at 1,500,000 hogs 1last year. This, with the advance in grain, made shorts uneasy and caused holders to retire. When this oceirred shorts felt they must cover at any price, and they bia until they succceded. As i result we shull doutless have nervous and irrezular marsets for the next fow days. The closing strength indicated higher prices for Lomorrow W. G. MeCormick & Co. to F. C. Swartz & Co. The wheut market has today illustrated its thorough independence of the outside world, The cabies of the morning were weak, noting from 2d to 3d decline pool futires and te ing the morning ris in wheat, and he weather was Dles roc sted a large deeline in flour_almoxt unsalable. vewutiful and spring-like and_ the Cincinnati Prico Current reports o forward condition of spring wheat work and of the growing winter wheat. Tn tho i all this nows our loeal operators after the first break here succeeded in bulling our market and closing it top with an advance of 14 over yesterday. The truth is thatour Jocal bul's whosold wheat during the past two days have been willing to tuke 1 'n'\( the ines on the prese bred news continued of 1 New York amounting to of flour and 80,000 bushels of Whe rumor thit 200,000 bushels had b from Chicago for direct expor cloven p y points were 32,000 bushels, shipnients 4,000, Corn und onts—The spring. like weather cnused - very weak opening on both of these deals, on which the general sealping trade sold short frecly. The strength in wheat caused a little sympathy in corn and inducing the bears to cover shorts, in doiuiz which they advanced both corn and outs ubout a cent from the lowest pri cs. The murket closes at near the fop. These little reqctions are natural, hue we consider hoth corn and oats on the down grade. Provisions opencd somewhat lower. but the, decline met free buying from good parties. The bearish- ness of the sealping crowd during the pust three days iced b hort selling, and when any attempted to cover today the result wus i quick renction of 60 cents from the ovening vrices of pork and a correspond- ing advanco in lard and ribs. Wo cannot ad- vise purchases on this advarice. CHICAGO LTI' 'HTID('K MARKET, CuieAGo, April 2k —(Special Telezram to Tig BEE] -CATTLE—Business all wlong the line was nzain slow, and prices rather easler if not lower on good to choice steers, either light or heavy, and values may boquoted 25@50¢ lower than last week on light, handy steers, and 15@ 2 lower on heavy, Cow stock and all de- seriptions of butehers' stock was In fair mand. but haraly as strong as at the op of the weck, Stockers and feeders® were steady. Top prices were again, £.8/@6.00 for 1300 to 1,500 pound steers, and $4.95@5.75 fa 1,100 to 1,300 pound steers; cows and heife #3004, @450, Hoas—The gencral market was in better shape than at the close yesterday; there were more liberal shipping orders and a better local ces showed no particular with the close of yester- day. Here and © an early lond or'so scid o shade lower, but in a general way there was no particular change, Rough and come mon, #4.00@4.00; packers and mixed, £4.7.@4.00; rinie heavy aud- utcher weights. 31.6505.00; ight, $4.80@4.00, v e wor Receipts at chunge as STOCKS AND BONDS, NEW YORK, April 2.—(Speclul Telezram to Tug Bee)—The Bank of Enzland did not change its discount rate today and the weekly stutement showed an increase of £44.000 in bultion and £707,000 in reserv he London market for Americans reflected this favorablo statement and the New York stock exchange opened with a rush to buy which carried prices well above yesterduy's strong closings Forelin houses bad another bateh of buying orders. Large lines of St. Paul up to(2% @i Loulsyille hville at 784, Wibash pre ferred at 525@32%, and Unlon Pucifio at 51 were tuken by the arbitrage houses, ‘The fine prospects for a great wheat crop have caused Wall street to Took entirely over the present situation of the raflroads, In the f business prices for most of the active stocks were more than 1 point above vesterday's finuls. _Cleveland, Cineir natl, Chic Richmond Ter spicuous amon hich sprang aet vivy, nett, Hopkins & Co. to 8, A. MeWhorter— It was thought yesierday's tradin suld not have fallen so as it did but for the elos- ing out of business u few days by the Hebrews., Alncost everybody connectod with Wall street who are discussing the situation, conditions and general appoarance agrood i suying that the market surcly held up oxeels lently at the end and there wus renarkable buying demand without manipulation to bid prices up, Among the Industrinl stock brokers ust ovening 1L was sald thit the cotton oilers looked the best for immediate purchuse and they would be pluced upon the regulnr st next week. Transuctions today have been larger tha any duy this yeur and hiave been distribut. overa wider Fange of stoeks. The market his shown gre: strength and prices have im- proved from s to 2 per cent, the Northern Pacific coul stocks only belng tlons. A lutter, th Invite nosp ter They areselling higher thun the publ belioves they should under the circumstances wdition of the coul trude, fie preferred and common, ling has again been ronounced br It was a fow ure, very similar to whit days a0, and for u good part of the duy thelr prices huve ranged lower than they clos ust night, Western stocks have beon lenders of the strength id as to the Ings. " These stocks have had n large advance in the pust two or th 0 weeks and trauers for o day OF two have acted on the theory thut i réactlon wus' In order. They sold iheir long stocks and unquestionably sold u greut deul short. They have been buy. 1nz todiy because they tound the demund for the stocks inereasing and too pronouncod 1o permit a further dociine, and the coverin, purchases of this class of operators udded strenzth to toduy's market. Very Hitle hus been said or scomingly thought in regara to the reduced rates niude by the Greut Northern and Cunadian Paotfio toads, But xo mporten s W omatter as this can’'t be Ignored, nor can it fall 1o haye an e ffect upon specalution on ox- chanze. The uggressive position of (he Alton 15 als0 & matter of lmportance wnd miy lend to further complications I the' rllway sys- tem of the west. London has not been etive iu our warket, but has sold some in our mar- market, both as to volume of deal- Dt | TN O A MRS B 4% 0, NS 023036720 3 M IS B, TP W1 Ao BT 5 ' ket and at the sume tiwe buving some Unlon Pacifie. The withdrawal of £25),00) from the Bank of England for shipment to the contin ent was unexpectod and miy have somothing 1o do w'th London selling liere. Support has boen withdrawn from the sugar refineries and thelr price hus steadily declined from the opening to the close of the exchange. The money market 1s casy at firmer rates, The stock market closed u shade off from the best prices und fairly stos Sulos 458,40 London prices; kie Plute 1§, advance, %; Loulsville & Nash- Paul, 044, advance, nged: Rend- 51, ad- ville, k%, il w York o quiet; Fates, 3d14; loans made at i Anthracite conl for shipment for the endiug April 18 decrensed FL80 tons. year to dute increase L740,67 tons. Bullion In the Bank of England increased 404,00 for the week, Depow suys the Northwestorn will at once bulld to Ogden Bank of England rate uachanged, 3'%4 per cont. The tollowing are the closing quotations: {§ roglatorad {8 coupons. . . Istorad 10! |C.. 4gar 8 Wi U8 (g8 conp 102 | Ao prefa (exdiv) Paciflc s of W.......112 |Now York Central... 103l Central Paclflo Bt ., D, & B Chicagn & Alton. 2123 | R0k Taland Chicago, Burllngton |C. M. & St. I & Quinoy......or 9% doproterred D& WG St Paul & Omahia is Cantral 100_'| o praferrod * 1| Union Pacttl LB W S L. & Michigan Contrai’l; 84 °| do prefe Missonri Paciic 7214 Western U MONEY ON CALL—Easy, closed offered at 8 per cent, Prave M ERCANTILE PAPER—Unchanged; 5@7 [ 0 EXcHANGE—Steadyi Dills, 4.8 16: demand, $1.88! sixty-day Mining Stocks. ~(Special Telegram to mining New Yonk, April 2 Tuk Baw| tollowing are the stock quotations: Alfco i Aspen |oceldenta Con, Cal' & Plymouth Deadwood. Sicrea Nevada. | Eureka Con Stun: Homestake Union Con orn Silver Mexioan.. ... Yellow Jacket. Options, New York, April #5—(Special Telezram to Tie Bre)—Correr—Ontions opened steady o 5 points down and 10 points up. and closed steady and unchanged to 5 poluts dow 1T, August, #10. October, 315 | . April 21 —The following were_ the closing prices: Wheat—[iemsi cash and May, 2445 July, 81105 Corn—Firm; eash, 7 July, 67%c. Onts—Ensy July, a2ige. Pork—Iiring May, #12. $0.8215@0.85; July, #1i4 0.00@0.3714; July, (A K714 12,00 sh, #6.70; Ma Lard—Firn, Ribs— 40,70, ©-Easy i cash, t 00@01e, Prime Timothy Whisky —$1.15. Flour=~Easie Steady at $1.31@1.32 nged; spring patents, #4.855.5 e 41070, ! Bulk Meuts—-Shoulders, ¥ib5.25; clear, 80.806.90; short ribs, 630 %40, hutter—Unchanged; creumiery, 8G%c; dal short ~Unchanzed: full 114G@11e; Young Amerie 1@ cream cheddars, 12@124¢; flats, Unchanged; frosh, 124@134c. Unchiunged; neavy und light greon sulted, 5505 san saltod, $4 Bl e; sulted bulk, 4ic: 0 Iry fiint, 8c; dry sultad, e dry calf, 8o, ow—Unchunge solid packed, #ic: ko, 43¢, Rocetpts, Shipments. flour...... ) 16,000 23,000 Wheat, bu eeeeees 18,000 207,000 Corn, bu teeenes. 103,000 20,000 Oats, bu, © 163,000 314,000 NEW Youxk, April 23.—Wheat—Receipts, 40,000 bushels; expor 80,200; spot ¢ BLronge! 2 red, §122 in’ clevator; 1264 aflon 4@1.27% 1. 0. b, Options opened lower, rallied and sold up 14@2ke, closing at best prices and firm; No. 2 red, May, closed at 1,291 Corn—Receipt: spot closed firm; N 8iauste afloat; ung tlons 3@ at 8oc. Oats- spot : exports, 5,000; n elevutor; aasic. Op- ligner, closing firm; Muy closing Recelpts, 81,000 bushels; exports, 11,000; lower, closing steady; No. 2 white, 4@ Ghtger mixed western, 3)@i4c; white western, 64700, Options tirm; May closed at 6lc. ar—Raw, steady; refined dull, generally standird “AL' 7 4-16e; powdered, 4 { granulated, 4ije. Potroleum—United closed for May at 69¢. Eags—Easler; western, 15¢, wed —Qulet: western steam, 7.0, ttor—F| western - 13@%3c creamery, 2@%c; Elgin, 2%, Uleese - Irregular; skims, 04@11c. western S1. Louts, April %.—Wheat—Firm; higher; cush, $1.09G1. Muy, $1.10%. Col cash, 12Xe; May, Tle; July, Bo3e, Oats—Lower; cash, 55%c; May, 53%¢: July, 5Tig0. Pork—T * Lurd—Steady, Whisky —$1.18. Butter—Steady and unchanged. CrxoiNNATy, April 2 red, §1.14 Moderate supoly; No. 2 mixed, 74 Guster: No. 2 Firmer; No. 2 mixed, 57c. Whisky—8L18 KANSAS Or1y, April 23 —Wheat—Market sh, $1.02; April, 81015 big , $1.06. No. 2, cash and April, 68} bid. Outs—Steady; No. 2 cash and April, 5il4¢ bid. Cash wheat lower low. 50 cars; shipments, 55 Olose hard, April, 8L14;" on . #LU@L1s; No. 1 northern. Ak’" on track, $1.11@111%; No. on'track, $1.OKE1.00% —Wheat — Firm; ash, #1.10; July, $1.00, white, 88c. Nominal; pork, July, $13.35. Liverroor, April —Wheat—Dull; sas winter hard. 8s, 8d. Corn—Quiet; demand falr; mixed western, 650d per cental. LIVE N10UK, trac and May. $1.00% 2 northicrn, April, $1.0. MILWAUKEE, April higher; No. 2 6pring, Uorn—Firm: Ni Oats—Slow; Provisions Kan- CORICAGO, Aprli 23, slow and_easic Cattle—Recelpts, 12,000; . Bteers, heavy 8.8 @6,00; light, $1.950. cows und heifers, §.5,04.50; stookers, $3,25@4.70. Hogs—Receipts, 22,000: steady to a shade lower; rough and common, $4.0024.00; packers and mixed, MI0@L0; prime heavy and buteher welghts, $1.055.00; light, #.80@4.90. SHEEP — Recelpts. 0,000 market active, steady to higher: Toxans, $,00@3.00; westerns, 205, 1253 lumbs, 85 5006, §1. Louts, April Z.—Cattle—Recelpts, 400; shipments, 400; murket lower; falr to fan nitive stoors, $.0005.80; Texas and Indian steers, $L0XE5.25. I 1pts, 4,700;_shipments, 5,000; mar- heavy, 8700400 mixed, H.20 er; 4.70; light, $4.50@4. 05, ICANSAS Crry, April 23, —Cattlo—Re Louas, shipments, 14.00; market stoudy 3 elpts, stoors, cows, $#.004.6); stockers und feed - oipts, 0.600; shipments, 4,00; ket stoady, but weaks ail grades, $1.50@5.00. OMAHA LIVE STOC, OMANA, Apri] 2 bts of cattle 1185, as yesterday und 858 st Weok.” ‘The murket was gIng on everything except a few OATTLE—OfMicial re compared with 1, Thursday of stow and s dest des of beeves, The market hus had a downward tendeney, light hundy fut cattle by clined filly 100 and. heavy shipping and vxport beeves 1o Lo 20¢ this wee Tho best grades of butelier stock wero ging, though not quotably lower, whi desirable grades were uli be to 10e. F were uctive und strong. Hoas—OMclal rec of ho compared with 4407 yeste Thurssday of lust_ week. tive and 10¢ to 15¢ lower, sug- loss eeders 4,48 ay und o market Was ho range of the prices paid was 31450450 the bulk selling at 1,500 4,70, Lizht, heavy, 650480 mixed, #4440 o of the prices pirid was BL.60%, as compared w th #1.78 yos- ter iny wnd #4055 Thursday of .ast we SHE )tolnl eipts of sheep 1 90, as compured with 424 yesterday und Thurs- duy of last week, The murket wis firin. - Nutives, ®LS0GS.T5; weste 5,00, Disposition of Showlug the number of cattie, shoep bought by the packers and otuer buyers on the market as shown by the booss of the Unlon stoes yurds comp iny: CATTLE. ock. hogs and Buyers. The Omaha pasking company The G, i, Hammond cowpany Swift & C The Cuduby pi Vit o n s Nels Morris.. . R.. Becker & Degen Lobman Hans ...} Shippers an | feeders. Leftover ..., B Total [T # 5 o he Omaha packing company The G, H, Han ond o !nvift & Co, % ,‘ "“,_ ID“?‘(.. weeas "he Cudahy packi X e 0 LT o ot Left over Total 8wift & Co, venessienens 100 Representative Sales. STEERS No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr., 41050 8500 14, 042 8640 970080 5 03 1998 525 505 J19 59y 510 1208 515 1205 540 540 550 1149 520 L1220 650 cows. 810 1..1160 1.00 350 [ 1.0 850 350 1. 000 100, 842 1§ 50 110 620 437 040 875 . 1. 88 0., 867 HRS 2. 850 21080 300 71007 1.71200 4 00 1110 2 40 3. 880 1. 00 400 807 16,1118 440 1. 63 1730 84600 2 140 0% 4088 300 4 2., 0% 20 M1 36 10 50.. 04 K0 368 2 BULLS, 1. &0 165 200 a5 2,120 1400 300 400 1. oo 550 300 415 0 d1v E 11150 el TEIFERS, 2 3. 003 425 CALVES. 8.80 205 1. 15 STAGS, 2.125 200 2.143) 3 OXEN, 21370 450 WESTERN CATTLE, ks & Tones, 44 stee ylod. . 88 steers, hay fod, 65 steers, hayted. ... No. Av. S 106 = - 400 = iw = i - 400 2 40 20 462y o &0 465 120 465 120 405 = 43 0 16 — 465 — 405 160 465 — 465 &0 46 120 405 — 405 — 465 K0 465 80 467 80 80 120 80 80 i 80 40 &0 PIGS AND ROUGH. — 260 13......102 40 320 — 300 1000007100 — 860 — 300) 68000132 120 400 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Hardware. BeLLs—Light, brass, hand, dis, 70c; Ken- tucky cow, dis. Tue. ACKS, BRADS, ETC.—American iron carpet tacks, dis 80; steel carpet tacks, all kinds, 60; Swedes Iron carpet tacks, all kinds, 60; Swedes iron tacks, 60; Swedes iron upholsters’ tacks 60; tinned Swedes fron tacks, 50; American iron cut tacks, 75; copper cks, 50; copper shing and trunk nails, 45; Ifnr box nalls, finishing nails, 10; Hungarlan nails and miners' tacks, 65: gimp and lace tacks; 70: tinned gimp and lace tacks, 50-10; trunk and clout nails, 70; tinned trunk and clout nalls, #3; basket nails, 35; chalr nails, 35; common and patented brads, 70; tinned cupped trunk nalls, and 10; looking-gluss tacks, 25; ple- ture frame polnts, 25; leather carpet tacks, 40; brush tacks, 2. TAPES, MEASURING—American, dis, 34, THERMOMETERS—Tin cuse, dls, TrAPS—Gume, Newhouse, du da pattern. 70; mouse, Woo —Brades' brick, dis, 10; Disston's, . net per doz. $1.00, Warelouse, ete.), Howe's * 40: game, choker, por Co,, dis. 50 Vises—Parallel, Purker's dis, 1 slide, #0; saw filers, Wentworth' WRENCHES—Coes' ganuine, 50; Girard, 60 Agr, 70-10; Bemis & Call's patent combination, 163 Aiken, pocket (bright) 6 00, 30, Brocks—Stanley Rule & Level Co's new list BorTs—Common carriage, dis, 70-10; R, & %, M'fg. Co's stove, dis. 4.-10; plow, dis, 50; ma~ chine, dis. 70; tire holts, 50-10. AsTERS—Hed, dis. 80; plate and shallow rockets, dis. 3 Burrs—Brass, wrought, dis. 40: loose pin cast, dis. 70; loose pin, japanned, dis, 60-10-10; 00, loose pins, jupunncd, wrought, 60; Clark blind butts, 75-10, CHAT race. 614-10-2, per palr, truce, 6%, Awmerican, per pair, net, man_'halter chain, list of December 1, 181, dis. 80-10; American halter chain, list of De- cemberdl, 1881, dis. 52-10; German' coil chaln, 1ist of December iit, 1881, dis. 50-10; iron juck chaln, #5; bras juck chafn. 3. CKS—Hrusy, new list, July 10, 1880, dis, 50, oFFEE MILLE—Parkor's bourd und box, dis, 50; American (Enterprise Mfg Co), dis, 25. COMPASSES, DIVIDERS, ET0.—Colnpasses, dls, 50-10; dividers, dis, 50 and 10; cullipers, dis. 50. DRAWING KNIVES—P, 8. & W. Co., dis, 10; ad Justuble, dis, 20. Forks—Hay, manure and spading, dis 60-10- plated, A1, Roger & Bros., 5. D JELLY PrEsses—Enterprise Mfg Common, ais 70; Acme, dis 60. —Frary patont petroleum, dis, 50; Enterprise self-tieusuring, per doz, 80.00, dls, 25, FILes— Beaver & Disston's, 60-1 Heller Bros., dis, %, HAMMERS-Maydol HARNESS SNAP qis 5. KNoBS—Door ; horse rasps door knobs, minerals, door por. Jupuned, door por. ‘plated bronze, 60-10; door por. uew list dis dis 70, HATORETS~Discounts 40-10, HAY KNIVES—Lightning, per doz., #0.00; spear Point, per doz., 38,50, House Nos4 5 6 7 8 010 80-i0; porcelain shutter, Peerless, b Lo, net, Northw 28 % 21 10 dis20 Champion, 2% 2% 2 2010 dis20 Putnum 5) 2% 23 2 0 10 19 dis 10 55, por cent dls, 15; enameled, larke's Nos count 60; serew hook and st 1bs. d1iet 12 und upwa strap und 7T List, Febr standard D. A.. No. 5. §. LOCKS--Ca Corbin, dis 25; trunk, dis 20 pany, flat und corrngated ke MALLETS—Iickory, 2 per ignum 2 per cont leather Mead, % per cent. MeAT Cerrirs—Ehterprise, dis shavers, (Enterpriso Meg Co.) dis PLUMBS AND LEVEIS--Stanley R & L. Co patent ndjustable, di70; Stanley R. & L. Co non-ndjustubl pocket levels, dis 60, Pu per doz, $2.00, 8.25, i self- irons, ap. 8 10 13, per per 100 1bs, i 1801, 80 per “abinet, P.&R. itue, beet L #1050 net; Mrs. Pott's dis 50, der & Adamson's flint, 00 to or & Adumson’s ‘flint, : Baeder & Adu Bueder & Adamson's . List, &4 oft Amon. 16 net; patent, p. $le, O white cot- heating, per do double pointed circular, mill and cross-c hand, panel and rip, dis 20 11525 per cent; Buffalo, — per cent; Falrbinks, dis 40 STONE-—Grindstones, per ton, $10.00; grind stones, mounted, “Sampson,” Nos. 1, 2,00, WiIRE—Hrass {0c and ReALES—How copper d5¢ perlb. net lst; market, bright 60c; market, coppered, Wund 10 per cent; tinned, broom wir annealed fence, Nos, s and 9 Japanned varb fence. 1803 ploture wire s 1ine 16, 81,46, » P08 HOLE Axp TREE AUGE aughn's post hole, per doz, #.50; Chuwpion post hole wugers, $10.50, % Sasi WEiGHTS—Solid_eyes. per 100 1bs, 8120, BAUSAGE BTUFFERS ok FiLLEws—Verry, dis walvanized B.& J, dis, %0; ed. per oz coil, #4. und Bluck, per 100 sq : Fatorpriso manutuotueiug company, dis BRAPLES BQUARE AUVGERS AND Brrs—( Russell Jennings, dis, Iand & Morse, dls, 50, AxEs—Lippineotts, bitted, #14.00; Hunt bronzed nxes, 88 2 k. ence Keg, &1, —Steol, dis 76-10. 2 Jennings, dis, 66% bit stock deill,Clov 8.95; double Lippincott's DooK LOcKs, ETc.—List prices as revised December 0, 1586, less 5010 per cent; pads ks, now 118, s, 0. HOOKS — Safgont & Co. harness list, 0; W Lt stuples and hooks il staples, 7 N s 1ist, wrought staples, 1; books and ey 08, Wire serow, T, LANTERNS— By 5,005 Brilli MorAssEs ckeye, sr. L 83,00 ATES—Stobl L $6.50; Buckeye, jr., en's pattorns, dis, 10 OrLERs—Zine and tin, new st dls, 60 Picks—Ratlrond, adzo e Rivers—Wagon box, § 1ist Decenybor 10, 1851, dis burrs, 0. ROHEWS. W0aTse; Japanned, Ri con 00- 10, SHOVELS AND Flathead fron, new list, blued, 60c; fint lie yo. dls. 00 fron and tinned. new 0; opper rivets and ound head, . brass, new list, , common or lag, o PADES—-Ames', dis 16, Country Produce. Some change or ey and hay. was about stoqdy Laas—The supply wus | firm. While o good muy Were moro sules at [2ige; will be noticed in the quota- Aside from thit the on produce. fght and the market cggs sold at 12¢ thero HAY-The best upland could only be quoted at 814,00 14 Burren ket rem wre mode, butter sell as high as % Povrriy--Dressed pou 30, ins practically u ate and the bost The situntfon fn the butter mar- nehanged, Supplies rudes of country and even up to 22c, Itry 1y very liftle sought after and is about out of the market. Liv chickens sold as high and down to $3.50 for roosters and mixed. Liv ducks, §2,50@3.00. h 08 1,00 for old hen Flour, patent, £2.00; 1n- vineible patent, Superiative, £240; Snow ake, uily, $1.85. i T, Davis Ml Co., hivh patent, No. 1 and 2,805 Blue D, full patent, $2.55; Hawk- eye, hulf pafent, No.'10, #.00; Min xlu‘ U ®2.40; special royal, patent, tent, $£2.8); Kan hard 'wheat patent, Nebruskn spring wheat patent, Oska ready’ to rise buckwheat flour, #4.25 per cuse_of 5 2-1b packages; buckwheat, in bbls, N. Y., $00; Excelsior brand, Stap-Juck meud, $.75 per case of 50 2-1 pa age S, Gilman's #2100, Gold Medal, 82, £2.50; Snowiluke, §.10; low grade, #1.60; br: i Snow Whit Fresh Fruits, The Catifornia orang the hunds of a fow henvy of the smaller kers their houses. There ure crop Dppears to be in shippers, and sone are alrcudy closing still o g 1y orunges to be placed on the market, but prices wned. are quite Tikely to be well ma case STRAWBERRIES—Pe 4503 per ¢ Oith s¢ o 21 quarts, Los~ Angelos. ¥ £5.50016.00 per bbl, ORANBERRIES—DBell and @000 GRAPE FRUIT—Per box BANANAS—Per bunch, 81 Riveris, avels, & e supply Lightand stocks held at per box; 825, River 0. cherry, per bbl,, 20.50 Cholce stock, per box, #.00; fancy, —Per doz., §.50. 4,00, @500, CALIFOR YORNTA Per bunch etables A POTATOES—Por Ib. 4o, TRING BEANS—Per box, $1.00, AS—Per box, §1.50, CALIFORNIA ASPARAGUS—Per 1b, 15¢. PoTATOES—Home grown ern stock, $1.20101.25; Colo; PIE PLANT—Per Dox of CAULIFLOWER—Per do y Per b, §1. AS—) an s 0 CARROT: CrLERY--Californi SWEET POTA #.25 per bbl; & RADISHES PARSNI nAGE—Per 1D, 214 MBERS—Por do 1. Cholee stock, 40e, tock, ber bu, 6e. , $L0X@1.10: for west- ado, 814031, 33, 5@ ce stock 1s held at . &5.00 per bbl H0@dse. Furs. No.1 | No.T Large. | Medium Raccoon O T ] Mink...... W 5% Skunk, black s & kol BKuok, ahort stripe,osd @ 0 Skuukinar'w stripe,csd il 2 Skunk, broad stripe,esd 2. FOX, cross, dark 2 | i'80 00 FOX, red..\oeens 325 100 i Fox. gray. 5 0 2 Wolf, mou; 150 100 w W £ 7 0 70! 50 350 500 329 150 70 5 ool 800 200 125 3 1 k1 10 12| 08 0 | i 3 400 5 00| 200 Bear, black. 2w 1000 b oo Bear, grizsly. 10 00 60 10 Bear, brown. . 400 2 501 100 40 100 Marten 200 k1 Fisher . i 500 ) B'ke'n,Ind.des'dl, per ib |8 3@ 15 Deer, summer, per b .| 2@ 2. Deer, fall,perib........| 15@ 20/ Deer, winter, per ib. 18 Deer. gr'n 8'lt'd, per po g Anteiope, per Ib, Elk, periv....... Dupont’s Rportiog Gun- , powder. Atias high explo OMAHA ~ " GUNFOWDER, #ive, Binsting cap fu:.. ’ R Manufacturers’ and Jobbers' DIRECTORY, |=——5 HARDWARN. e PICYOLES, | Rector & Wilhelmy Oo| Loo-Olark - Androosen M, 0. DAXON, | cor. tows ana sackson sts | Hardwaro o, A, H. Porri &0.1 e | 110841110 Karney stresly A ila DA:?%:’_‘__';" Mioyeles Sold on Monthly | Gmabe Ganha Now. / e oy FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLO W, Geo. Oberna & Co,, J. 8. Swith & Co,, 8138, 13th streop, 1008-1412 Loavonworth o Paym Parts, | b 1815 Dodgo Stroet. | BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS. Omaha Republican Printing Oo,, Law Urlefs, bank supplies, and ovorsthing In the printing line. 10th and Douglas strocts. Ackermann Bros, & Heintzo, 00746 Farnam St maba Omaha. Omaha. I e e E—— IRON WORKS, Paxton & Vierli Tron Worke, > Omaha Safo & Iron Printers, binders, elactrotypors, blank book mAnY: | Wrouent and Works, facturers, buliding work, Manuf'rs firo and hrg) 18 TtowASa siresh, Oreatin | brass work, goneral | proofsafos, vauits ""q | founary, ‘uiaching aad | work, iron #huttors an S— Sy - = | blneksmith work. U, P, [ fire ox dreen, 14t 05, 4. And Jackson st " Wilson & Drake, BOOTS AND SHOES, Oharles A, Ooe & 00, | Kirkendall, Jones &0o, Manufacturers ana job- | Wholesslo Manufasiur's | Acme Iron and Wire Works, Mg tubnlar flues. fiee bers, Agents for Hoston Rube | tron, wiro andbrass wks. | box bollors, tanks. ote. 1100 Howard atroot. 261100 Marhoy B o0 LRI L f and 1106 Marnoy $&. ' | &. Boohi, - Dropristor. | Plerco nm 10th atreots. Williams, Van Aer-| W. V. Moreo & Ooy ITHOGRAPHING. nam & Harte, 8500 Factory, Cornor [1th 1312 Harney stroot, P Merebants invitea | Rees Printing Co. Omahs, Nob. to call and examine. Lith "1'"“" Peiant BOXHS. I BUTCHERS, 11th and Howard Sts. Tohn L, Wilkis, Omaha paper box factory, 1817-1310. Dougl Tools & Orders promptiy alles. | " TNGE AN — e OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETO. W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Largest Varl WAGONS AND CARRIAGES Louis Heller, = Putchors' and Packers' Tools & Supplios. Beot, —_— LIQUORS. Tler & Oo., rehanty, William Darst, Wines, Liquors and Clo Rars. 1313 Farnam 8t, Omahy Frank Dellone & Coq Liquors And Genulno Ne« st vada Cigars, R. R. Grotte, 7 | Importer ana Jobbor of 2 and Liqud 01022 Farna —_— o CADUIAOTR | brtce fists om application. | 1905 Dousiag Street. OARPETS, OLOTHING. | "1 geoe Gon | A Friok & Oo., Omaha Oarpet Oo,, | Gilmore & Rull |\ euaton iquorbeate: | Wholesale Liquorbeaters Carpets, ofl cloths, mat- | Manufacturers & Whole: M1 arnam Streot, 501 - 905 8. 10th St tings, eurtaln goods,ote. rale Clothlers, ‘ . G 1611 Douglas stroot. 1100 Harney St. e -_— LUMBER. CIGARS. | West & Fritsohor, | B, Tuchmaa & o, Manufacturers fin cigars |Manufucturers’ Agonts, Jobbers of lent tobnocos. Clan John A, Wakefield, Tmported, American, Porty Jand Cement, M1l whuko Mydraulic Cement_ an Quiney Whito Lime. @ W. Douglass & Co. Hardwood Lumber, 1810 North 10th Stroat. Omaha,Neb, ST [T Ohatles R. Lo, | Wyatt - Bullard Lume COAL, OOKE, ETO. [ et s para e bor Oo, ' 20th and Izard Stree Omaha Ooal, Ooke and | Coutant & Squires, | __ ohandD ‘:4 Lime Qo. Hardand soft coal ship- Oady & Gr Louis Bradford, [ n"fl{:m;q&:sufi‘é-r Lime, Comes Lumber, lime, cemont,ot4 strosts. Cor. 9th an1 Douzias 223 Douglas streot. e MI\’HLLINERY AND NOTIONS. oy et 0. A, Stonehill, 1. Oberfelder & Uo., Millinery, Notions Importers and Jobbers 1¢ Howell & Oo,, C Hulbert & Blum, P, H. Mahoney & Oo. Ohto Inmp, Rock 8prinzs, Excelstor, Walnut blo~, Bl Rl feroenod nut, anthracite, OMces §13 N, 16th and cor. Fmithing, atoam a Douglas ats. Oftice 214 8. 15th st. J T DOCRIas e American Fuel Co, ks, ®to | Militnory. Bhippers and dealors | 16-118 8. 16th 8., Omata | " biraceo " ® M ppers and dealers la Y 0-118 . 10th 8¢, Omaha street. anthracito and bitus FRLAALECE \ 5 ‘minous coal. 2158, 14th streat. Nebraska Fuel 05, 3138, 13th streok Omaha, Nob. Max Meyer 4 Bro, 00., M Jowolors, dealers tn | py @usieal (nstrumonts, | o MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO A. Hospe, ., . Organs, Artiste Johnson Bros,, €14 Farnam streat Omahn, Neb, o Materlals, Fte, Omaba, Neb. : Furnam and foth. | 1513 Douglas Streok, Mount & Griffin, 0.B Havens & Go,, | = OEMENT AND Livm 2138, 14th strasy, 1602 Farnam strecty - LD ST Omaha, Neb. Omabia. J. J. Johnson & Co, COE.Ni( B s T563 2188, 13th strast, Neb. Omuin, Eagle Oornice Works F. Ruemping B ] Manufacturers of Galvan- | Galvanized Iron cornico OILS. | OYSTERS. 1zed Iron Cornice. Dormer windows, doos Pl ot oA | SBrand aiofeoror.” | Consolidated Tank | A. Booth Packing Goy pcdn Bt SitFoenam 3t Line Oo, Oystors, fish and cannel —— — oo - 211 Tishop, Manag M. E. 8mith & Oo,, |Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry = | Dry goods, _urniabing | p,,“,:’“fl‘uo"",w.v PAPER. | PLATING. €00ds, ‘motion: aff ST Sregar ) Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Coraor 11th ani viarney | Orpenter Paper Co, | Westorn Plating W'ly #tock of | Gold, stiver and nickel — e | Carry & ful | plating on all mq T P 2 printing, wrapping and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Gy baner eard iyas mfi‘;:;:b‘:fi:flbfinn Wolf Eleotrical Co. per, eto. deller work. 1114 Dufli; Tllustrated Catalogus =5 A PRODUOE, COMMISSION. 1614 Capltol Avenue. : Ribbel & Smith, Sohroeder & Co., Miscellaneous. Woor—Kansus, Nebrask; Unw: 10 16 hed: Fine, 20 to 22¢ to I8¢ cholce. 14 to 16e; seedy or 14c; biuck, cholee heuvy fine, choice; 10 to 12 ing and delaine—Fine del course, i ge, 16c: cholee, 16 to 18¢; medium d 20 to 2lc; average, blood combing, & 20e; course combing, uver: 17 to 18 cholce ton, $16.0018,00; dry col ton, #10.00413.00; dry meaty, D ge, 12 t uedium, uyerage, 18 to 24¢; quarter blbod, average, 17 to 2 Cotts and roul, 15 to 17 erage, 17 10 18¢; : brald, uverage, 12 to 14c; cholce, ! ¢ ton, 88.00010.00. T and_Territor: choice, 15 to toe; ehoice, 16 veruge, 12 to le; burry, cloice, 12 to bucks and very . Unwashed comb- ne, average, 14 to laine, uvorage, dium ‘combing, 220 to 2c; quarter oice, 18 to e, 15 to 17e; cholce, o 25 to dle; average, Bones—In Car Lots Only—Dry buffalo, por nir ached, per . damp 'and %o’ prices are for bones weighed and delivered in Chicago, Hipes—No. 1_green salted hides, 5'% No. 2, 4@4iic 1bs, Hlg@sdiic 15 s, Bige T@7%e; No. Bavgo. No. 1 green No. 2, §@414c No. 2,0 N B@hYe tallow No. 2, $4@3%c; g #c: grease White B, "y jo; ‘grease, durk, 23c beeswax, prime, 20@: 1xe. @40 old ‘butt 31 salted hides, 25 to 40 No. 1 veul ¢ul, § to .1 dry flint hides, No. 1 dry sulted hides, TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow No. 1, 414@4 % se, white A, area rough tallow, 14 SWIFT'S SHECIFICS. 8.S. Co CURED ME E bMERCUR‘AL RHEUMA- d)‘ocTISM AFTER | WAS . QMADE 2" \F\a WRE o \B\uNo. $1.000 WILL BE PAID WHO WILL FIND ON ANA 0US SUBSTANCE. | WAS CURED BYSWIFT'SSPE- D. H. KAIN, MT. VERNON, SORENTO, SPECIFIC §. 8. 5., ONE PARTICLE OF MER- CURY, 10DIDE OF POTASH OF ANY POISON- CIFIC 8. S. 8. OF THE WORST FORM OF BLOOD POISON. NTIRELY OF PHYSICAL CK. H. LYLES, ILL, T0 ANY CHEMIST LYSIS OF SWIFT'S e, COUNTI DISTRICT! oM COMPANIES, 8T, R.| Correspondenco of CITIES, c N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY,Bankers, 163 Dearborn Stri t, CHICAGO 15 Wail Street, NEW YOIIK 70 Rtate §&.- ROSTON. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIMITED, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION, A, D, Boyer & Co 68-59 Exchange Bulldlug, Bouth Omala & 8. 7. Coffnan, Swile; e SR 96 Exchange Bullding South Vmalia Hunter & Green, 30 Exchunge Bulldiog Boul Owanm FARM MAOHINHRY, ETO. el IaToRai ey s | OashibaTaR A STBET NG uce, frults, vogetables, | egks. and genaral come N o miksion morchants, Pul“l‘& Oyang:rfi' &| T. G Northwall, S A e on caafonsate, o artin Co., General wostern agent e - r—— — ’ Corner Jones and 9th sts. [ Skaudla Plow Co, 0. Rosso & Co. E. B. Branch & Oo,”” Omahn, Neb. 1349-1351 Shierman ave. Forelgn, Californta and | Produce, frufts ot al FLOUR. % Broken Bow Roller |R. T. Davis Mill Co,, Milling Co.. C. G. Underwood, Office and warehouse, Manager at Omaha. 1012 N. 16th strect. Cor. 6th and Jackson sts. (lemens Oskamp, M'f'g of ready to ral: Slap Jaok Moal, tinesh cakos [n the world. 1207-1213 8. ik siredd tropteal fraits, kinds, oysters, 1218 Howard streat. 1211 Howard strest o — Robert Purvis, na| 1217 Howard streot. Write for prios on bute ™ w_ ter, eggs, poultry and " Porter Bros. 0 California, Florida tropleal fruits 801-811 Jones stroot. 0. W. Butis, - Manager. knino, ; T Kirschbraun & Sons, Olark & 0o, Buttor, choose, ox | Butter oegs and poultry. | Butter, choose, ozzy 1200 Howard atreot. 000 Bouth 13th stroct. Bates & Oo,, Williams & Oross, Country prod u COunEY aprcdien Ll Produce and fruity, apooinltion: thas, aploos, ete. 417-415 8. 11th Bt 1214 Harney strost. —- 8, F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th stroot. C.B. Black, - Mana, Omaha Milling Lo, Merchant Millers. Oftice und mill, 1313 North 16th Stieot FURNITURE AND CARPHTS. RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Ohas, Shiverick & Co. | Omaha Rubber Co., niture Oo,, Furnitaro ana Carpots. | “Yersail Kinds Aubbar Furniture and carpots, gools. 11161119 Farnam streot, | 1206-1210 Farnam 8t | 1003 Furnam stroot. Beebe“?t ‘lllr\;n%:n Fur- | smeps. Buccossors to C. A, Beebo Emarson 8sed Oo, Grace and Iith Sts. Beed growers, delars I rass, graln o " GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. 8 Soutn 13tn, Sobnefder & Loowis|J. T. Rabinson Notioa | ™ s oy '100RS, BLINDS, BYO. fobbers wna Importers of [ -y notlons ana furatshing | “5'cy o B, shing goods, ubrated brand varalls, M. A. Dishrow & Co., | Bohn 8ash & Door Jo, w oa uckskin ' Manufacturors of saah, | Manufacturors of moulde i pants, sulrta, conts, oo | TG0 L D Tnds wad [ tngs, blinds, doors, 111 Howara street. | cor. 12th mnd Howardsts. | @055 0 BAR 0 I fice, 1261 and lzard ats. | 16th ana Clark streots. SYRUPS. | BTOVES, DLAESA.—ITAINT. OIL AND DRUGS. J. A, Fuller & 0o, | | Farrell & Company, | | Kennard Glass and Daffy-Trowbridzs Paint Co., Dougias Strosy 106-101 Tharnoy streer, | 172 0ONE Whalesalo manfacturors |Stova Manufac'g 0o, 219 4 sova pip). William Oummings, | Blake, Bruce &0 | 217210 8outh sth atroot |ya13.1215 Loavenworth st RS S LU LaktaRona sk G 900-908 Lesvenworthat | o 17 and 619 Bouth 16th Et. TEA, COFFERB, SPICES, CIGARS, Omaha, Neb, o e ——y Consolidated Coffos (ompany, Lleand 110 ifarney 1t Omuha. Nob. —_— STEAM AND WATER SUP PLIES g GROCERIES, Meyer & Raapks, 1403-1408 Harney strool, s S Paxton & Gallagher, 706-711 8. 10th streat Omuha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. L STEAM AND 301 o D. M. Steele & 0o, Bloan, Johoon & 0. 7, 8, Wind Engino &| AL Stranz & Sony, ! 12011205 Jones street, th and Le " | l|lx\1£.‘.‘vlfi.‘[‘“'u< ot | 1081008 Faraam strooy | Omahs, Nob. | Omalis Nob ! ana ) Jonoy st. .. Ouaua eh ‘Allen Bros,, MeJord, Brady & Co,, ,_"‘_M S — 1114 Harney street, J5th ana Leavenworth, Omans, Nolraska. GRAIN AND PROVISIC NS, “Tonoray & Bryan, | 8. A, MoWhorter | TOYS, | | Lo TRl BILLIARDS, H. Hardy & Co. | The Brunswick-Bal Vg Collender o, goods, house furnisbing | BIlard merchandl 407, 409 8. 10th ast. Omaha. ) Omaha. Neb. Toys, dolls, albums, fancy | goods, ehlidren's car | riages. 1ty Fary fpationka. 4 Ropnl Leisata vl JO,AER | SRS ao. ¢ Louls nud Now| Toui. Cash - P. T. HUGHES, Yo | Eouilit for all markets. ¢ - WHOLESALE CASHCOMMISSION Oockrell Bros' Elgln and Western Creamery roll butter ang Brokers, Private wires ekgs. 10,00, Al ewpty exg onses, with tllers, fof o New Vork, Chicaio & wnlo cheap oF 0XChange for cgks WL market pri ton given t track blds Write for particulirs, 1526 and 188 1ok Hua ou giain. st Nat i Beak. Deaver. Coloraday