Nebraska advertiser., 1876-08-24
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

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Club meeting Saturday night.
Don't forget the county fair.
Graham Flour at F. d. Muir's.
- County orders are selling at 9Oc
- Blackberries received daily at T.
D. Muir's.
New samples of Brussels carpet
at Roys's.
- Attend the club meeting Satur-
day evening.
- Great bargains in dress goods, at
L. Lowman's.
District Court for Nemaha coun-
ty November 18th.
"A large assortment of various
styles of bedsteads, at Roy's.
Summer reduction; extraordina-
ry bargains; at L. Lowmans.
Children's hats, youths hats and
mems hats, at l.. Lowman's.
New corn, hard enough to CRATE,
is being brought into this market.
Will open 100 pieces best Prints,
16 yards for $1.00, at L. Lowman's.
- Jack Vickers, of London, is at
alltimes ready to dig or clean wells.
- Richards & Smith are doing the
principal hardware business in this
city.
- Percale and linen snits, at great
reduction from former prices, by L.
Lowman.
- The trade of this city Is moving
along quietly, and with fair average
for the season.
- Glen Rock fall and spring wheat
flour, warranted, by Hawley & Doug
las. A trial is all we ask.
- w WANgPD-A partner r. hon alo
patentable article. Address, or see,
J. l.. Colhapp, BrownviIle, Neb.
- Craddock & Son sell the best
spring wheat flour at $3.50, and fall
wh eat flour, good article, at $3.50.
- Hawley & Douglas are pumping
the county. They have put in twen-
ty in the past two weeks In Lafayette
precinct alone.
- Those wishing mowers this year
and reapers next, can get the COM
bined machines on next years terms
of Richards & Smith.
w. II. Rogers has in his possess
sion three new and complete Howe
sewing machines, for sale cheap on
long time. Call and see them at his
office.
j. L. Colhapp has taken the
agency for John Garmore's Artificial
Ear Drums. Their use has benefited
thousands. For further information
call on or write to theagent at Brown
vile.
CHICAGO MARKETS,
Wheat Is reported quiet and easy,
but firm. The market opened on Sat-
urday &c lower than the previous ev-
ening. The British markets were
quoted firmer, with only moderate ar
rivals off coast, and New York was
in light request but firmly held, while
the weekly statement shows that the
stocks in store In Chicago have de-
creased about 49, 900 bushels since the
previous Saturday. There was rather
g good demand for cash wheat, in
Guiding No. 2, the good condition of
the wheat taken out ofstore during the
past two or three days giving more
confidence to buyers. The receipts of
old wheat has nearly fallen off to ze-
70. Those OF new wheat are slowly
increasing, and so parties expect that
the receipts will be large within a
couple of weeks, while others say
that farmers will not be willing to
sell without a material rise in quota
tions. No. 2 sold at SS@S9c, new at
90c.
Corn unusually quiet, and declined
SC from the latest prices of Friday,
though reported steady in Liverpool
and unchanged in New York. Sales
were reported of 40, 500 bushels high
mixed at 1905.
Oats were active, opening firm at an
advance of &c, but subsequently de-
clining 3@!c owing to the large re-
ceipts. The stock in store also in
creased during the week about 90, 900
bushels. The grain is very light, and
samples which were otherwise in con-
dition to pass as No. 3 do not weigh
over % lbs to the measured bushel.
Sales are reported of 10000 bushels
No. at 3Ol@31c.
Rye receipts were fair and the Of
ferings large, and the market quoted
firm. No. 2 sold at 523@59c, and No.
4 at 46c.
Barley was quiet, the receipts being
small, and the shipments for the past
week exceeding the receipts for the
same time by about 1900 bushels.
No. 2, new, declined 30, selling at
69!c; new No. was nominal at soc,
and old at 35c.
Cattle have advanced during the
week 25935c in shipping beeves, and
25@50c in butchers stuff As this
sharp advance was mainly If not