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THE OMAHA PAILY BEEl I SATURDAY. 14. 1887.
IN CONTROL OF THE Clip ,
Juno Wheat "Pegged" in Spite of Strong
Bearish Influences.
A VEKY SENSATIONAL STORY.
; o Trnninotlnns In Corn nt IJottom
Prices Ontu Weak nt n lipcllnn
Activity In 1'rnvlMions Mnr
kct citiiotiuluim ,
CIIICAOO I'UODUOK MAUKirr.
ClilfAno , May 13.-Spcclal [ Telegram to
tlic llit.J : : Juno wliuat was pegged at fcOc by
the cllqtio to-day. Tlio market lluctnatcd be
tween M JQiMo and bOXo , and between b"c
nnd Wl'i'c ' tlio trading was vcny heavy. Tlio
brokers boiuht largely nt < c , and. ns
i to mnko their ik-slru to have thu mar
ket teat nt SOc.tlioy sold considerable nt W5j < c.
"Tlio clique will buy the crop nt bCc and sell
you nil > on want on tlio spilt above bOc , " re
marked a trailer , nnd that was approximately
a correct statement of the C.ISP. Tlio crowd
wns bearish , nnd but for the pegging tactics
of clique houses would liitvu broken the mar
ket this morning , ns it wns frightened at the
we.tkncss of tl o surrounding ninrkcts nnd nt
rcpott.s of drenching rains through largo
areas In Kaunas , Nebraska , Missouri and
Inwa. "Tailors" nnd small holders gener
ally were quite pinlcky nt tlio outset and re
alized freely. Thu offering * of long property
were very lareo in the aggregate. The indis
position on tlio part of the genornl crowd
to Undo with rccogni/.ed clique brokers
is getting stronger every day nnd
this characteristic wns emphnslzed to-day.
Nevertheless the clique houses iiunngcd to
add vastly to their holdings during the con
tinuance of thu long session. An Incident
of the Uny wns the appearance In nn afternoon
paper of n sensational article on the .May and
Juno deal which wns calculated to excite -
cite the liveliest nppichunslons in tlit
brensts of the bears. It wns to
tlio effect that the clique had bonehl
In this market for Juno -11000,000 bushels ;
that It wns tlio strongest clique tlint eyer at
tempted to bottle up the breadhtnlTs ot the
world. Although tlio Impression pievnlls
very generally that the clique will repeat Its
gi.ind hustling net for money the last of this
month , some of the extremely conservative
commission merchants nro rcfusinc to exe
cute selling oidei.s for Juno unless their cus-
toniL'is have tlio property to deliver. The
1 o'clock raniro wns 8Cc for Juno , KtJf&Va
lor July , Kc tor August , nnd Ky4'c for Set *
tember.
Corn wns well-nigh friondlpss In the local
speculative market to-day , and the hnmmer-
Ing process Inaugurnted yesterday wns again
n conspicuous fentuiu of trade. Tlio bulk ut
heavy trading wns at nroiind about the
bottom pi Ices , or at 40J < @iic on the split ,
nnd 41@41Kc for July. One trader put otil
: Xooo ) biisiiels in ono lot nt 40 % ( 4lc.
Another , who wns credited yesterdnj
with selling freely.bnuRht n line of fully hall
a million , The sum total of the transaction1
during the regular session rnn up into largi
figures , nnd the tendency of the market from
start to linlsh was downward. The bear elo
iiient , which Is now in the nscendancy , ap
pears to ho expanding its muscle on tlio fur
ther reports ot inln over largo areas ot the
corn belt. Of other outside Influences there
were nonoof importance. Seller Juno solil
steadily off from ay&c nt the opening to lilt,1 * ;
Hl > Kc at 1 o'clock. July declined from " "
tolO c , with 41o bid ni the close.
Oats ruled \\oak In
most of the time.
Tlio piovision pit attracted more attention
than on any day tor some time past. Tht
continued weakness nnd depression Una Ij
developed an Imptovcd disposition to trade
nnd whlto the feeling was caittlotts , am
trmlois doubtless kept within what thei
thought safe limits the business transactct
nil around reached n comparatively good vol
ume.More thnn fair activity , at nny rate
f wns exhibited , yet the product sold as a ruh
at Irregular prices and nvcrau'i'd lower that
on any day since the declining movemeni
commenced. In lard the average decline
based on yesterday's ranee , was r c , and It
short ribs l-X HJic. As the day prosresset
the market gained In strength and at lo'clocl
lard had recovered Its lost crottnd and closet
the same as last night to 'JJ c higher. Shor
ribs rested nt prices showing a dcprcclatioi
of only 5c. Pork was held steady nnd closei
imchanecd. In lard anil short ribs the buy
ing witnessed was directed mainly to tin
coorlni : of port contracts inndo when tli
market wns higher than at the present writ
Ing. As usual. June , July and August wer
the favorite deliveries. Cash product was ii
Increased demand and sold quite fairly.
AKTKII.NOO.V HKSSIO.V Wheat wa
stronger. Juno opened nt 8d' < c , sold n
bfitfc , then at SXftsOXc on the split , then u
Fharuly to WiKc , closing nt tiOkcJulyopene ;
nt 85c , sold at 8r@SV < c , oT ! to SWCJsSc , clos
with no trading. Lard ruled 2
higher , sold and closed at S0.75 for June
Jn. ? ! for July , anil SO.UO for August. Shor
ribs were advanced 5c , anil closed a
87.12U for May , 57.17 for Juue , 57.27 > i ( ;
7.30 bid for July.
CIIICAOO LIVE S'l'OUK.
CIIIOAOO , May 13. ( Special Teoram ! t
the BEE.I CATTLE With cattio coming si
inch a rate , dealers saw at a glance tk
morning that prices would bo lower , am
about the only unsettled question was ho\
much lower. There were too many bl |
heavy cattle , and some choice rlpo 1500 1
1000 lb beeves sold the lowest of the seasot
The general market was lOc lower , and tbor
were few exceptions. Some kinds of cattl
were 20c lower than Wednesday , but th
most desirable kinds were 15c lower than da
before yesterday , while some big rotnrh cat
tie were that much lower than yesterday
The market was very Rlow and weak , clos
Ing with not a few cattle left. Heavy , 84.3
( iN.OO ; light , 5H.OO@4.-.0 ; stackers ami feed
ers. g2.WKci4.15 ; COWH , bulls and mixed , 82.0
( < i3.85 ; bulk , 83.WKgi.30 : : slop-fed steers
4.4 < Kg4.GO ; slop-ted cows and bulls , S.OCK
U.75.
U.75.llooa
llooa There seems to bo no bottom I
prices in this market this week , jtidgln
by the way values have declined since
week ago. Thu usual lOc decline was tli
result ot to-day's business , and since a wee
ngo to-dav prices havu declined 50 ( < 55c p <
100. To-day the best heavy made enl
85.00@5.05agalnst S5.5'j@5.55 lust Friday .TI
decline has been steady and gradual. A II
tie has been taken off each day , Commc
mixed sold at 84.60@4.70 ; best mixed , i
JH.NK'H.VO , and best heavy , together \ \ \
butcher weights , at about 55.00 ; coinmc
light sold us low as S4.50@4.60 , and assort )
Yorkeis 8l.70 ( < ? 4.N ) . A few fancy stntiein
pigs sold at 84.05(35.00. (
FINANUIAU
NKW Yonic , May l8.-Spcclal [ Telcgra
lo the UKE.I STOCKS. The bull mov
mcnt In stocks made still further progress t
liny , and as on the preceding days the stron
pst sto-sks were the grangers and trunk llm
Northwest moved up to 125i { and St. Pa
ioUlat04. Pullman dropped oil IK per cc
on reports ot a strike amou ; , ' the employe
Ono of the most favorable factors was t
itrongth of the London market. During t !
past two days there has been an advance
l@ft per cent In all American sccurlt !
traded In , and arbitrage houses report a ve
bullish sentiment and a growing disposltk
lo Invest , especially In dividend payers. T
Chicago bull party was reported to bo 1
illned to realize In Northwestern nnd Pu
man nnd take up something which had c
been bulled. A good deal of Manitoba
taken on by western people and the pol
was quietly circulated that insiders were
tor a 10 point advance In it. Western Uul
was rather weak , but on the decline the
were large buying orders by people who p
fcssed to have Information favorable to
Colorado coal advanced to 53 and the spec
point In U was the statement which so :
one figured out that the Inter-state co
merce law would enable It to charge I
more per ton for steel rails , In as much
freight rates had been increased that inn
! rom the nearest point o ( competition. Abe
noon there wore htavy realizing" sales'bnt.
the market took all the offerings without any
ncrcerjtiblo reaction. The sales to noon were
IIJ.OOO shares. Manhattan moved up m a
lively manner just before the close , but
after sailing ut 100 dropped back a fraction.
The Lake Shore's earnings for the month o !
April were reported to have Increased 8300-
Ooo , and a good shnre of the advance wns at
tributed ( o btiylni : by Insiders who had early
Information on tills subject. Manitoba made
a clear gain of 1'4 per cent on the announce
ment that Its entire Nstio off per cent bonds
had been subscribed for. Tlieio was a re
port that able 10,000share pool had been
formed to buy Northwestern , and the
strength ot tills stock seemed to indicate
that the hull movement In It was not yet
over. The market closed very strong at the
best prices of the dny. The total bales were
about ! KOK)0 ( ) shares.
lovr.nx.MiNTS ! : Government bonds were
dull but steady.
YISTIIIDAY'S : : QUOTATIONS.
U.S.C's 100 1C. AN. W 12.1V
U. b. 4'scoupon.129 I do preferred..IW
U. S. 4)'sconp .110' ' < N. Y. U H Jf
Paclllctisot'lij..l ! ! ( ) . It. Ac N 10-'l
CiinaduSoiith'n. . Bl'f ' O. T. ' ? H
Centinl I'aclllc. . 40'f PaclllcMnll 55 f
Chicago A Alton. 1W il1. , I ) . As H 8fl < f
do prefened..lW ( Pullman Pnl.Car.lMSJf
C. , H. , fco ir.2MUe.id . Ing 45 f
I ) . , L. & W W&UWock . . . . . . Inland. . . . l'Mf
I ) . AK.0 j s. K. . . . 'J i
Erie do preferred. . . . 7l > {
do preferred. . . . ! 'i ' C. , M. A St. P. . . . Wljtf
Illinois Ci-ntt.il..i0 : ! j do preferred. . 12 + *
I. , H. A W 25 St P. A 0 53f }
K. AT - ! ' do preferred..110)4'
Laki ; Shore , . Texas 1'neilic. . . . 31' {
I , . AsN 08 lUnlonP.tcllic. . . . ( VJ
Michigan Cenfl. . 1 JV. . . St I , A : I' . . . . 21&
Mo. Pnclllc 10i % do preferred. . ! ! ? JJ
No. Pacilic 31V. . U. Telegraph 7K
do preferred. . . . C'J > / |
Mo.viv : ox CAM , Easy at 4C per cent ;
Inst loan 4 percent ; closed ollercdat 2 per
cent.
PitiMn M EitcANTit.i : PAPEII 5(5tO ( per
cent.
STKIIM.NOK ExciiAjjnr. Dull nt S4.b
for sixty day bills , Sl.bilX for ilciiianil.
Clilcnuo , May 13. Following quota
tions nio tin ; 3:30 : closing ligures ;
Flour steady and Him : winter wheat
Hour , 84.25cM.tO ( : ; wmthern , S4.104.'JO ;
Wisconsin. Si.04. . : ? ( ) : Michigan soft
snrlne wheat , S3.70 ( < .so : Minnesota bakers.
: t.7C' ( ) 4.30 ; patents' ' , Sl.50K4.SJ ; low grades ,
81.95(32.95 ( : ivo Hour , quiet at 8S.35C23.40 ; In
sacks and b.trtels. S K43.70.
Wheat Openeil tor Juno about at voster-
day's close , and after Iltictuatlne consider
ably clo'ed } ic Imlow yesterday ; cash b5. ? c ;
June , bCKc : July , 85e ,
Corn Opened a shade higher than close
yesterday and closed steady : cash , 38j/e :
June , ' . % ; ; July , 41 , ' < c.
Oats Owing to good receipts nnd rcnorts
of rain closed about J < c lower ; cash ,
June , 27Afc ; July , 2 c.
Harley--Notnlnal at 57c.
Timothy Seed Prime , St72@1.73.
Flax Seed-81.00) ) .
Whlsky-51.10.
Pork Quiet , steady , and unchanged ; cash
and June , 821.00.
Lard .Moderately active but Irregular ;
cash , SO. 77 > i ; June , 50.75 ; July , C.b2KUI
8.85.
8.85.Hulk Meats Shoulders , S5.ROiM.70 ( ; short
clear , S7.45@7.70 ; short rib.s , 87.15.
Butter L'asy ; creamery , 10iJ20 ( > ic ; dairy ,
14Mi7c.
Cheese Quiet ; full cream Cheddars , 11@
12c ; Hats , i2)4M12c ) ; young Americas , 12 ®
< $ l'c ' ! ; skims , 3n"c. (
llldes-Uucliangcdhnavy ; green salted 7 , ' c ;
liuht do , 7igSc ; ! ( ; salted bull hides , Co ; green
halted call , tic ; dry Hint , I2(313c ( : dry calf ,
13 < ? $ l4c ; dear-ona , 40c c.tch ; dry salted , lOc
Tallow Unchanged ; No. Icountry , 4cNo. ;
3,3 , c ; cake , 4Jfc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 18,10 J 15,000
Wheat , bll . 3'J.OUO 72,030
Corn , bu . 47,000 137.000
Oats , bu . 133,000 40,000
Kye.bll . 1,000 1,000
Uarley , bu . 12,000 b.OOO
New Iforlc. May 13. Wheat Keceipts ,
100,000 ; exports , 157,000 ; spot j ( < Wc lower ,
and moderately active ; opttons opened a shade
better , later ruled easier , declined K < * % c ,
closing steady.showlnca recovery of K0 ; > c ;
ungraded redWKt ( ! y > < ' ; No. 3 red , mkeNo.
Ired , WJ > < c , No. a red , 'Jfe in store , OCuW ( > Xc
In elevator , ( . * ( 'J7c free on board ; June
closed at Ittc.
Corn Keceipts , 53,000 ; exports , 31,000 ;
spot a shade and options KQJ c lower , clos
ing steady ; ungraded , 47Ji 4'Jtfc : JNo.2 , 48 ®
48 } < c In elevator , 4Uiffl4U ; c delivered ; Juue
closed at 48c.
Oats Steady ; receipts , 00,000 ; exports ,
818 ; mixed western , 34 ( < $36c ; white western ,
37C" 41c.
Petroleum Active ; United closed at C3c.
Pork Quiet , but about Btcudy .
Lard Opened lower , closing with some re
covery ; western steam , spot , 57.00.
.Butter Quiet and weak ; western , 12Q22c.
Cheese Dull and easier.
.Ktfgs Firm and In f lr inquiry ; western
fresh , I2@12'fc.
Mlnnoupoila , May 13. Wheat Steady ;
good shipping demand for wheat on track ;
futuics neglected ; No. 1 hard , May. 7UKc :
June , bOUc ; July , 8l c : No. 1 northern ,
May , 78Kc ; June , 79 c ; July , bo c ; No. ! i
northern , May , 75c ; June , 70 > fc : July ,
78J c. On track : No. I hard , bOc ; No. 1 north
ern , 79c ; No 2 northern , 70Kc.
Flour Steady ; patents , 54.40 4.50 ; bak
ers' . S3.50Q3.CO.
Jteceiots-Wheat. 101.400 bu.
Shipments Wheat , 2,000 bu ; Hour , 22,000
bbls.
bbls.Milwaukee.
Milwaukee. May 13. Wheat Steadier :
cash , 8Xc : Jtinn. 83c : July , 84'jc.
Corn-Higher ; No. 3 , 42c.
Oats-Steady ; No. 2. white , 31)ic.
Kye-Steadler ; No. 1 , & 7Xc.
Uarley-Uigher : No , 2 , 6c.
Provisions Easier ; pork , May , 815,00.
Olnoi natlMuy 13. Wheat Scarce ; No ,
2 red , BCc.
Corn Easier , active ; No. a mixed , 43 ( §
43kc.
Oats-Steadier ; No. 3 mixed , 30 } < c.
Jtye-Stronser ; No. 265c ; ,
Pork-Quiet nt 810.00.
Lnrd Easy at 86.00.
Whisky Active at 81.05.
L.lTcrp ol , May 13. Wheat Steady ,
holders otfer moderately.
Corn Steady and demand fair ; new mixed
western , 4s 2d per cental. .
St. tiouU , MaylS. WhHat Lower , closed
about at yesterday's close ; cash , bSc ; June
84c.
84c.Corn Lower ; cash , 37 # ; J une. S&Xc.
Oats Dull nud easy ; cash , 23Xc ; Juno
_ _ .Jr. Dull and lower ; new , 815.75.
Lard Nominal at 85.50.
Whsky1.05. ! .
Itutter Dumaiul llirlit and easy ; creamery
18M21c ; dairy , .
Afternoon IJonrd Wheat Easier ; July
AtiBURt , SlQbl c ; September
Corn Nothing done. Oats-
Dull.
City , May 13. Wheat-Lower
No. 2rcd , cash. 71cbid , 73c asked ; June , 71
bid , 74o asked ; July , 73 > fo.
Corn Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 34Jfo bid , 85Vi
asked ; May , lHc ; June , 34 'c bid , 34/
asked.
Oats No.2 , cash , 2Sc bid , 29fc asked.
New Orlonns , May 13. Corn Stionc nin
higher ; mixed , 51 ( 51Kc ; yellow , S' ' SSc
Whlta , 55@50c.
Oats Quiet and steady at 87c.
Corn flleal Firmer at 9\W.
IIOK 1'roducts Unsettled and general )
lower. Pork-810.50.
Lnrd Hellned tierce at 50.75.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , gO.OO ; loncjclca
and clear rib , 87.0.
LIVE STOCK.
s
Chloaao. May 13. The Drovers' Jout
tial reports as follows :
Cattle Keceipts , 9,000 ; lOo lower fr
beeves ; heavy , 84.8oa4.UO ; llirht , S4.00 (
4.70 ; stockers and feeders , S3. < JO@4.15scov ;
bulls and mixed , SJ.OOujy.b5 ; bulk , S3.0CH
Hogs Receipts , 10,000 ; dull and 15c lowci
rough and mlxetl. 54.UO4.UO ; packing an
shipping. 4.WC l5.10 ; Jfght * .50@4.u :
skins , 83.00&I4.40.
Sheep Itecelpts , 3,000 ; slow ; all fihor
natives , 83.00dt4.15 ; western , S.504.0l (
Texans , S..SO&US ; lambs , f4.50@0,00.
flNationnl Stock Yard * Katt H
Liouli , III. , Mav 13. Cattle Uecolpts , 501
shipments , l.hCU ; steady ; choice heavy nath
steers , SI.WCv.VOO ; fair to coed shlppln
steers , 81.00 t4.M ; butchers' , fair to cholc
83 ( Oi < 4.30 ; feeders , fair to good. | 3.20 < y4.1t
stockers , fair to rood , 82.20(33.15. (
iloKS Receipts , 2,100 ; ghlpments , SStt
dull and lower : choice heavy and butcl
ors1 selections , 5.00 5.15 ; packing , fair I
oed , S4.IKi35.oO ; Yorkers , medium to primp ,
§ 4.75 < S4.yo ; pigs , common to good , § 1.003
Kana * City , May 13. Cattle-Receipts.
2,000 ; shipments , 700 ; dull and lOc lower ;
common to choice , 53.8) ) 1.45 ; slockers ,
'n. ; fcedlutj steers , 5U.3333.00 ; cows ,
Hot's Herelpts , 11.000 : shipments , COO ;
lower ; skips and pigs , S2.0ia4.00.
OMAHA LlVti STOCK.
Friday , May 13.
Cnttlp.
.The run of cattio wns lighter than yester
day by COO head. The market was not very
active and the buyers were Inclined to hold
bnck. The market was prolonged through
the whole day. The market was nbout 5c
ewer thnn ye > . . / nnd In some cases loc
lower. There were only 50 hca.t holdover ,
the balance were cltlicr sold or shipped out.
Hog * .
Tlie receipts ot hogs were liberal but when
compnred with yesterday show n falling oil
of 1,100 head. In nddltion to the fresh receipts
there weio 1,700 hogs that linn been held
over from the day before , mak
ing n total of nbout 5,200 hogs on
sale , The market opened nt a decline of 10 ®
15c from yesterday's prices. The bulk ot
Hie hogs were sold out by midday , and \\hen
the buyers' orders were illled ' .here still re
mained some 1,200 hogs unsold. In thu mid
dle of the afternoon bujer-s were not ollcnni :
within 20c or 2."c rtf yesterday's niniket for
Uio remaining loads , but just before sun *
down they took nil but about eUlit loads at
about the same prices ns in thu morning.
Hlieop.
There was no mmket
HccclptH.
Cattle too
Uo ; s . ; ! ,500
Prnvnlllni ; ilrtce .
Showing the prov.illlns prices inlil for llvo
slock on this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . . . 81.20(34.25 (
Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Iba. . . 4.05 ( < l. 15
Fat little steer 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.00M4.00
Kxtrn choice cows nnd heifers. . . . 3.4il3.50 ( ) (
( ! oed to cliolco corn-fed cows. . . . 3.15Wt.30
Common to medium cows : ; .uo 3.to
Good to choice bulls 2.50W3.00
Lightand mediumhocs 4.40MI.50
Good to choice henvy hogs 4.fiOrt ( ! l.7fl
Good to choice mixed hogs 4.5 ( > ( < J4.G.5
Choice sheep , 90 to 120 Ihs 3.15 3.75
Itcprescntativo Satoj.
SriMUIS.
No. Av. . . . . . Pr. No. Av. Pr.
Ju iii2w ]
Stock Sold.
Showing the number of cattle and hogs
bought by the leading buyers on to-tlny's
market :
lions.
Anclo-Amerlcan Packing Co 3,445
O. U. Hammond it Co 559
Lipton ( shipped direct ) 470
Local 10
Total 4,493
Holdover 520
CATTLK.
5.11. Hammond & Co 213
Harris & Fisher 17
M. Williams 61
Local 40
Total 330
Held over 50
Shipments.
Showing the number of cittlo , hoijs and
8heepslilppd from the yards during tnu day.
CATTLE.
No. cars. Ut. Dest.
liJ C. B. itQ Chicago
H . .Mil. . Chicago
All sales ot stock in this market are made
percwt , live woi''ht unless otherwise stated.
Dead ho s soil at % e per Ib. for all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs wel < lilntr less than 100 IDs ,
novalue. Prejfmtnt sows are docked 40 Iba.
andstanaSO ibs. by the public Inspector.
li Ive Stock Notes.
Everything lower.
Cattle pens cleared out.
Hogs on the down grade.
Dead hogs take a tumble.
Hoes averaged 67 to the car.
( iood butchers' stock scarce.
Eight loads of light hogs'left over.
There were a good many rough heavy cat
tie In.
Every one is prophesying that hogs will g <
still lower.
The run of hogs Is keeping up well consid
ering the declining maiket.
Sam Mudole , Elliot , la. , was hero and mar
keted a load ot butcher stun .
Hon. Watson Tyson , Blair , a well known
shipper , was In with a load ot hogs.
The Union Rendering company has reduced
the price on acad hogs from l. ! < c per Ib to J < c ,
Geo. Uoetel , a frequent shipper from Mil
lard , was In with a load of cattle and a load
ot hogs.
M. Shafer , Tekamab , was In with two load !
ot hogs ot his own raising , which sold on the
market.
A Chicago packer who la hero visiting tlu
yards says he expects to sue hogs selling a1
S4.00by June.
George Meisner , Shelton , a well-knowi
shipper , was In with his third shipment o
cattio for this month.
Shippers that have been able to luM the ! ;
own this week In the face of the decInlin !
markets must be good buyers.
B. F. Stlllcy. Tobias , was In and marketet
a load of cattio and a load of hogs , blxteoi
head of cattle nveraued 1,134 and brought
84.05.
Mr. Gregory , Talmage , was here with a lorn
of cattle and a load ot hogs for James Cum
iiilns , and hurried back to tell Jim tbo mar
kel was lower.
OMAUA WHOMSAtiK MAUKETfc
General I'roilucc.
Friday , May 13.
TTiefolloirinfj prices arc for round ton a ;
produce , as so in OH t/ie market to-aay.
Kocis Steady at lie ,
HUTTKH- There Is an occasional packaui
of fancy butter that sells above thu quotation
given below. Chlce country , is@15c ; fair ti
coed , UK3Uc ! : common , c Oc.
CIIKKBE Fullcreaiucheddarn.sInile,14Kc :
full cream Hats , twins , 14j c ; Young Amerl
c.is. 15c ; fancy Swiss , lb ; Swiss , lui
uorted , ' 5c : Llmburger. I4c ; brick. I5@l6c.
LIVE Poui/ritv Chickens , aa.ouaa.'ii.
GAME Ducks , mallard , pnr dor. 3 00 $
2.25 ; ducks , teal , perdoz. 3l.50@1.75 ; ducka
mixed , per doi , 81.50@1.75 ; geese , perdoz
53.00@3.50 ; brants , per doz , S2.00 ; 8nli > e
perdoz , S1.2C , nlovu 6lc.
POTATOKS Home grown , small lots , fron
store , b5C < clKc ) ; new potatoes , per bbl , 84.50
UsioNb New southern , i > r DDI , 85.00.
CAUIIAOK New California stock sells a
3tfd3Xc ( per Ib.
Ari-LK.a The market Is bare and there 1
no stock of any account.
NEW VEOKTAIILKS Spinach , per bbl
f 1.25 ; top onions , per donn bunches , ! XH <
2-V ; ; radishes , per do/en bunches , SOc ; letlticc ,
40c ; plo plant , per Ib , Ii14o ; homo grown asp.i-
pin , per do40it.W ( < } ; cucumbers , per doz ,
we.
we.BKA.Nslnfcrlorstocl,7.VrfSl.OO { ; good clean
country , 31.00 1.25 ; tnOdltim , hand picked ,
51.10iiU.60 ; hand picked , navy. Sl.OOisM.GU.
PiioviHioNH Ham , " laHc ; breakfast
bacon , rib , 10' c ; brrakfaet bacon , plain. Me ;
dry salt sltltn. Sl < ® 5f/c ; drleil beef , n gniar. 10
Mllu ; dried bcot , ham pieces , 13c ; lard , fiO-lb
cans , 7 ? < c : 20-lbcans. Fairbanks , 7Jic ; 10-lb
cans , Fairbanks , 7Kci 5-lb cans , Fairbanks ,
6n ; S-lbcan * . Fulrbank' * , sko.
JJKMONS Messina , chplce , per box , 54,50
OIIANOKS Callfornln , Los Anijclp' . per
box , 8.UO ; Mediterranean swuets St.50ni
3.75 ; Messina InipocUl , ' funcv , 5.50 ; Sun
Gabriel , stntflti box l&ts , 3.00 ; San Gabriel.
5 box lots , 52.85.
STIIAWHKUIIIKS The receipts are liberal
and the market lower. Choice stock , per
cn e , 85.00.
BAN ANAS Largobunches , per bunch , 53.50
(34.00. ( _
General Market * .
Ki Uatrels , per gallon ;
ture , extra , S1.10 ; furniture. No. 1. 31.00 ;
coach extra , 51.40 ; couch , No. 1,51.20 ; Da-
mar , extra , 31.75 : Japan , 70c ; asphaltum ,
extra we : shellac , 38.50 ! hard oil tlnlih ,
bur PAINTS White lead. 7c ; French /.Inc.
12c : Parli whitlnir. 2 Wo 5 whiting , gliders ,
itjfc ; whiting , com'l , Ivc ; lampblack , Gor-
manstown. 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , be ;
Prussian blue,55e ; ultramarine , Ike ; vandy k-
brown , Sc ; nmber. burnt. 4c ; umocr. raw , 4c ;
sienna , burnt , 4c ; sienna , raw. 4c ; Paris
green. Kwiulna.'e. . Paris green , com
mon. 2rhromn gr.w , ! . N. V. . 20c ;
vermlllKm American. lt < C : inaian
raw and butnt umber , i tb cans. i2c ; raw and
burnt sienna , 15c : Vandyke brown , L'ic ; relined -
lined lampblaclc : coach black and Ivory
black , Ific ; drop black . lOc ; Prussian unto ,
40c : ultramarine black. iSc ; chrome croon. L. ,
M. < fc I ) . . lOc ; blind and sliutter proen. L. . M.
A D. , I6c ; Paris crccn , isc ; Indian red , 15c ;
Venetian red , ite ; 'luncan. ! c ; American
vermtlllon , L. * D. , 80c : yellow ochre. 2c ; L.
M. tt O. D. . ISc : good ochre. Ifio : nafni
dryer , 8c ; cralnlng color , light oak , dark out ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. las. „
Dnunn.vsD HKMICAM. Ac d carbolic ,
< i'c ' ; acid tartarlc , 5Jc ; balsam copaiba , per
ID , * > 0c ; bark sassafras , per ft , lOc ; calomel ,
per lb , 78c , chlnchonldla. per o40e ; cliloro-
form , per n > , fiOc ; Dover's powders , per tb ,
81.25 ; cpsom * alts. , per ib , S > ( c ; ciycorlno ,
ptiriv p r Ib. oc. lead , noetnto. Per Ib. 2ic ;
oil , castor , No. i. per ual. , 81.50 ; oil castor ,
No. 2 , per gal. , l.4Uoll ; olive , per gal. , S1.40 ;
oil orlirannnm , 50c ; opium , ti.so ; qulnlna.
] ' . A W. and K. A S , , per oz. lOc ; potassium
lodido , per Ib , I.50 ; sallcin. peroz. 40c ; sul
phate inorphine. per or. . 5 1.-.5 ; sulphur , per
n > .4cstrychnlno. ; neroSl.V' ' . ' .
„
FAINTS iv ( Mi. White lead. Omatta.P P. ,
C'tfc ' ; whim lead , St. Louis , pure , 'c ; Mar
seilles , green. I lb cans , 2c ; frencn zine ,
ereen seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal. He ;
French zinc. In varnish asst. 20o ; Kench
zlnc.75c : vcrmllllon. English , in oil , 75c ;
red , lOc ; rose pink , I4c ; Venetian red , Cook-
son's , 2jfc ; Venetian red. American , iKc ;
red lead , 7 c ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ;
chrome yellow , K , 12c : ochre , rochollo. ! ) c ;
ochrp , French , ajfc : ochre , American ,
IKc ; Winter's mineral , 2i rt : Lenigh hi own ,
2Kc ; Spanish brown , 2Xc ; prince's rclccra' ,
HIDES Green butchers , 5i < @ 0c ; green
cured. 7c : dry Hint. ll tl-c ; drv salt , OOJlOc !
green calf skins , ft : ; damaged i ides ,
two-thirds price. Tallow S c. Gr < > ase-
Prime white , c ; yellow , 3 c ; brown , 2c ,
Sheep Pelts. 25Q7&C.
UPIBITH Cologne spirits.8S nroof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , S1.1spirits ; , second quality ,
101 proof , 81.1 do 188 proof , gl.'fl Alrnhol ,
188 proor. 32.10 per wino eallon. Itedlstllleil
whiskies , 81.00 1.50. Gin , blended .5o@
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , 82.00(10.00 ( , Km'
tncky and Pennsylvania ryes , 8.3.00:40.50 : :
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
Sl.)0(33.oc. ( Hrandles.'lmported ' , 85.0038.50 :
domestic , Sl.80Q3.oo. Gins , imported , 84.5C
00.00 ; domestic , 81.25frf3.00. Champajines ,
Imported , vtcr case 828,00@33.00 ; American ,
red case. Slo.OOuJlo.oo.
IIKAVY llABDWAitR iron , rate 82.S ) ;
plowstc-elspecI rcast,4KccrueIblestecl'lXc ; !
cast tools , io , 12@lf < o ; wagon spokes , pet sut ,
S2.00Cd3.50 ; hubs , per eot , 81.2.5 ; lelloes ,
sawed dry , 81.50 ; tongues , each. 80c : axels ,
each. 75c : square nuts , per lb. Gl71c ! cell
chain , perlb. GJ iauc ; malleable. ' ( SlOc ; iron
wedges , Gc ; crowbars , Cc ; harrow teeth , 4Vc
spring steel. 79c ; Hardon's horseshoes ,
84.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. $5.75. Barbed
wire. In CM lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails
rates , 10 to 60. 8UO : steel nails. 82. 0
Shot , 81.3-5 ; buckshot , 81.00- lln/.ird-powaer
kegs , 85.00 ; do. half kegs , 82.7.5 ; do. quartei
kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kees , C2.lo ; fuse , per 10
feet , 65c. Lead bar. 8
Gi-ocer'i
.1 * Medium , In bbls , 88.00 : do , Ir
half bbls , 54.50 ; small. In bbls. 89.00 ; do , In
bait bbls.S5.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , 810.00 ; do
In halt bbls , 85.50.
SDOAU Granulated , GKQGKc ; conf. A , fij (
xc ; white extra C,5 % < a5Jic ; extra C , 5Vs (
5J5c ; yellow C , ? { @ * % : cut loaf , % ® > fc
powdered , GK' ' < * 7c.
i Ordinary grades , t7 @l c fall
prlinel-iHt ( llo ; choloe , l.ai'iKc
fancy ( trren and yellowu ® lc ; old trov-
eminent Java , aoaaoc ; Interior Java , WH i
aoc ; Mocha , 22@24e ; ArbuckleM roastec
2ia-ic ; McLaughlln's XXXX roasted,2JVe
Dilworth'B.2.'Ke : Ked Cross. 'ii\c.
CANNED GooD8-Oy8tersBtandardper case
8a.l53.25 ; strawberries , 2 lb. per case. 83.30
raspberries. 2 lb , per case , 82. 5 , 2.4 , ' ) ; Callfor
nia p ars , per case , 84.50 ; apricots , per casj
84.60 ; peaches , pf" c&se , 85.00 ; white cher
rles , per case , 80.00 ; plums , per case. 83.5' )
blueberries percase , 81.8.5 ; e'sr plums , 2 lb
per case. 82.50 : plneapolns a ID , per cas <
83.2035.75 ; 1 lb nihdkerel. per doz , 81.40
1 lb salmon , perdoz , 81.50(31.55 ( ; 2 ID , goose
berries , per cane , 81.75 ; 2 lb string Deans , po :
cane , 81.71) ) ; 2 Ibllmabeans , per case , Sl.ftO
Slbmarrowfat peas , percase. 82. < ( Xipj.no ; 3 It
early June peas , par case. 82.75 : 3 lb toma
toes. S3. ' 0132. 0:2 Ib.corn 82.40 3.r)0.
MATCDES Per caddie , 25c ; square cases
81.70 ; mule square. 81.2U ,
STBUP No. 70 , 4-gaIlon kegs , 81.2j@UO
New Orleans per gallon 88 < 346c ; maple syrup
half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal
Ion cans , per doz. 810.00 ; hall gallon cams
per doz , 85.50 ; quart cans , SO.GU.
ToiiAcro Plug Climax , : ; hoi so shoe
irf ; star , 85 ; J . T , . S' < ; spear head , 37 ; merr ;
war , 25 ; rohln ruff , 26 ; happy thought , 0
Pmcr-Heldslck , 69.
CANDT Mixed. K diie : stick. 8K < Z9 c
CKAOkEKS Uarneau's soda , butter ant
pleme,5 > fc ; creams , Xci
city soda. 7W. _
Dry IminDcr.
DIMBKSIONB AND TIMUIHS.
110AHUS.
No. 1 , com , Rls 810.5
No. 2 , com , s 1 s 17.S
No. 4 , com , sis 1D.I
FENCING.
No. 1 , 4 A 6 In , 12 & 14 ft , roujh 819.0
No.2 , 15.C
BIDING.
A , 12.14 and 10 ft 812.0
U , " " 20.5
C , " " " 15.C
D , " " " 13.C
CKIUXn AND PAHTITION.
1st com. , Jf In White Pine Ceiling 834.C
Clear , % In. Norway Pine Celling 10.0
A 6 Inch , white pine. S35.f
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E " " ' ( SeVFen''KJ'.l ! iftii
. , . , STOCK BOAUUS.
o t.
A12lnchB.ls 845.C
No. 1 , com. 13 in.9. 1 s. 13 A4. . . . . . . . 20.C
NO.S " ' 12'Alift ! ! ! ! . is. (
' " ' " 161t 17. (
NKW DKPAMTUMB DRUM *
ndo with pctent double acting rodi tnd
folding knee rcit. Light ,
intiitintUl and hsndiome ,
Utud In the licit lUndi and
Onheitrki. Unrqualed foi
tone , lurpan all other * U
flnlih and appearance. I !
nearrtt Muilo dealer doei
not keep them , write to ui
for Illuitrateil Catalogue.
* HIALf. Chicago , III
I CURE FITS !
When 1 MFcure 1 do uoi mtan oicrelj lollop iTTetniir
Mo and tt oh r them r turn { ln , I me.n rutleil can
I h.r. Old * th. dUeuo of riTS. K > ILHfdT or FALLIKi
eiCXHCE * a life-long ( UidT. Iwarnot nrnmtilj toeui
tli * wont CUM. Btoaie othtn b te f ll < 4 U no rttMD ! .
not D wr e lTlnacar * . IVnJuonco lor trettli * and
Frae ButtUufm ; lnf lllbl rera JT. dirt CiprMi and ta
Oinca , li mill ion nolhlDic fur trlU. nj 1 wlU ran Tou
Adlr T r. It. II. HOOT. 1U r.wlSt. . N < wfotl
TO MORTGAGE
-AND-
INVESTMENT COMPANIES
A retired Boston merchant dcilres to eocu
the exclusive Now KiiKlnnd ( ircncy of u we
eetabllBhed and conservative Mortgugp and I
veatment company. Undoubted reference
to itandlnK and responsibility. Addrou L. V
Manufactureri' National IJauk , Uostoo , Most ,
LINCOLN , NEB ,
Ten llnllro&Js , ami inoro nru coming. 150
Trains Dully. ,
SUto t'nlvortltr , Wcslcynn University , State Cni'l-
till.
Mo lofthp nni > lno I.ot hive rtonMcd In l > rlcp In
tliclii-tU ninntli . Acrp.hml. within 1 miles
of the cltjr , lncri"ued over two
hundred per rout.
Lincoln l tlio uro'itrst Hiillroiid Cmtor nf ll nu-o
In tlit1 world. Itrlrk liliirk piy 8to'Jierrent. ) | Vncnnt
lot * Iriro nvcniireil in ) per cent per annum on tlr t
Unrnln li : i urent illitrlhutlnif point. Sonio vrholo-
mlpitnilor * liimimilo princely fortunes ,
llnllil nk' irolni : up In 'ill direction' . llu lno < iron
ontllrcniiit. Ilinker' , reull mcrclunts , mechanics ,
etc. , pcttli crlrli.
OROPSEY & CO.
A. J. .
Kooili ! ! , ItU-lmrris Itl < u > U ,
eaf Estate Agents & Loan Brokers
Hnvp for ? ale brick block ) , lm mc lot * , all kinds of
Kill wliile. 1 , - ' , S , 10,21 , ID , H ) , Mi IIlid MO ncio tracts
f n run and cheap lnnd .
MONnV I.OANIII ) . INVESTMENTS MADi : .
HKK KIIKNCEXi-Klrst and Lincoln S.itlon
Hanklorurmir Tli ajcr , Juilizo ( ob ! > , Iter. Dr.0.
t'rc'Klit ' on , I.lnco'ui fcen itor B. M. Cii lorn , llllno
and Ucncr.il Hon. Uirrlun , lullin n
CHICAGO SHORT ONE
OF THE -
Best Route from Omaha and
Council Bluffs to
THE E.A.ST
Two Train * Daily Between Omaha , Coun
cil Blulls
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids ,
RocV Island , Frccport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesville ,
Bcloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And aU other Important point ! East , Northeail
Rtid Southqust.
For through tickets call on the Ticket Affcnl
ktMOl Farnum street , ( In 1'axton hotel ) , oral
Union Pacllc Depot.
I'ullraun tileepors and the flnast Dining Cart
IB the world aru run on tlio mainlines or the
CHICAGO , MILWAUKKU & ST. 1'xut , KAILWAY
nnd nvery attention In tmld to paMtngcra by
court eoui employes of the company.
It , Mri.T.KB , Qcnerul Manuver.
J , F. TUCKKII , Asslrtiuit Goner * ! Manarer.
A. V. R. CABI-KNTKU , Central PMSonger and
Ticket A ( rent
UKO. i ; . Hi'.AFroiin , AEBlatant Qoneral Pa *
eenporanil Ticket Accnt.
J. T. OUAIIK. Qoncrul auucrlatcudtut.
THE RAlLWATpE TABLES ,
OMAHA.
Running between Council JJluffsandSoutl
Omaha. In addition to the stations men
tlotu'd , trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty
fourth streets , und nt Summit , in Omaha.
Westward.
KastwarO.
COUNC1I4
CONNECTING LINESiTransfer iTrnnstt
| depot I depot
O. R.I. &P. : , 7:15 : a m , li5a ) ; i
All Trains run Dally. 8:15 : a mf 5ri5 p i
6:40pm : , 7:00pi :
C. A N.V. \ . |
015 ; m 0ir : a
All trains run dally j 6:40pm : 7oop :
C. B. & Q.
All trains run dally. . . . ] 9:35am : 0:15a : i
0:35p : m 7:00p :
C. M. & St. P.
All traiBi run dally
K. C. St .1. < k C.
Except Saturday. 1000a ; mtO:35a :
' .Except Monday. 8:55p : m 5:30 : p
W. St. It. & P. !
All trains run daily . .l ! -,50pml213p ;
. . . . .80. * P. '
AJltnlntrundall7" . . . 7:05 : a m : a
GiSipuij b50p ;
Omaha Jobbers' ' Directory.
Agricultural Implements.
'
CJlL'RClllLL I'AItKEIi ,
\Vholc nlelH'iil rln
Agricultural Implements , Wnsrous ,
Curlniivi nuJ HHKR ! ' * . Joneii Mroel , titneon Uth
niul U'ihOni I ' hH , > rt > .
LIN INGE It M METCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
\VKgon .C < irrlMP > , llutilc' , Ktc.VlioUmlp , om ha.
LEE , FRIED cC CO. ,
Jobburs of Hardware uiul Nails ,
Tinware , Phofl Iron. I'.ic. AsonH fur Uo e hcalai ,
nnd tllKial I'owilPrt'n.iOm'ilu.M'b.
I'AJtL IN , 0 H K\l)0 It I Ml MARTIN
Wholesale Dealers lu
Atrrlctiliimil Impleniculs ,
( YnKontnnd IlnccIC' . ' .Ul..W.Ui mij'.u ; , Jonpr st
Artists' Material.
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
3111 DoiiulnK Strept , Omani.
Builders' Hardy/art and Scales.
nrMEnJuG n ni\rrLoW
Bnildors'Hatil ware i&Sciiloltpnnir Shop
Mechanics' ' TooU and llilffnlo Srnk'f. llXi ( Douglas it. ,
> Oumlm , Ni'b.
Boots and Shoes.
AStLEItJCAN' if A NDSEirED
SHOE COMPANY ,
ManiifncturorB and Wholesale Dealers In
Hoots and Shoes ,
Comnli'tn stock of Ititblier ( leeds nlwayi on bund
ftt 3. IStliBt. . oinnlm , Mel ) , A.T. Auttln , A > : ent.
W. r. MOUSE cC CO.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
1411 Karnaui St. , Umnlm , Neb. Manufactory , Surumor
direct , Uo to'i.
Z7T L INDSEY1& CO.
Wholesale Knbbor Boot * ami Shoes
Iltllilior niul Oiled Clotlilntf uiul H'lt lloolt
ami Shocn. Southeast Corner lUti uud Duuttlua.
Beer.
Agt. for Anliuuser-Uush JJrcwinjr Ass'u
Hpciclnl Ilrnnds. Fnust.lliiilnelcer nnJ ErlnnKcr.
tiTORz tC JLE'R ,
Lniror Hcer Urowcrs ,
1W1 North IStb Street , Oinnhn , Nob.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS HELLER ,
Hutchers' Tools and Supplies ,
go Casings of nil kinds Blwajri In stock.
JoiH' ( t.Oiiiahn
Coffee , Spicet , Etc.
CLAltKE JiltOS. < 6 CO. ,
Omaha COITVO and Spice Mills.
.GolToo'Pplcev ItaVIni : I'owdor. FliTorlnE
tracts , laundry lllue , Ink , Ittc. Uli-lG llnree/
StreetOuiuhn , Neb ,
GATUS , COLE Oi MILES ,
Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'g Co.
Coffee Roisters and Spied Grinders , Mnnnfaciurers
nfllaklnu I'onder , FlatorlnK Kitr ct , IllultiK. Kir.
Trv ime C-IUP of our ! packnue Homo lllcud Ito.itted
OnlTee , MV4 Uouiird tOtr.i'jn. .SvL.
Cornice.
EAGLE 'CORNICE WORKS ,
John Eponctcr , 1'rop.
ilannfucturer of Gal\nnl 'd Iron nnl Cornice. 923
lod(0 ) and 103 and 105 N , 10th at. . omalm.Neb.
0 HOLTE ,
Miinufacturcrs of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , finals. MetnMcbkyll | > htrtc. 310 S.
litn ! . . Omaha.
_ _
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
Oalvanlted Iron Cornices , etc. Bpect's Improved Pat
em Molallo Skylliiht. Uti uud 610 H. l.'th nt.ini > ha.
Carpets.
Jobbers of
Carpets , Cnrtainn , Oil Cloths ,
Linoleums , Mnttlncs , Etc. 1111 DouglM street.
S. A. O RCHAR1T
Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Mattings , Cumin Uoods , Eto. 1U3 Kurnarn btrcet ,
Omaha. Neb.
Crockery and Notians.
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Cblmni-rs , etc. Office , 317 South 13tb et
_ Omaha. Neb. _
Commission and Storage.
JTX"11URLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Bnttcr. EiiK'and Produce. Consignments solicited ,
Ileadquurtora for Stononarn , lierrr lloica und
Urnie | llnskots. KM Hedge Htrcut.Omnlm.
1'EYCKE'IIROJT
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and PrOTltlons , Omaha. Neb.
' W. E.
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Brecliiltles Butter , Eon. Uheoae. Poultry , tiamo ,
Oysters , Ktc. . Ktc. 112 i-oum Uth street.
WTEDEMAN t0 CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultrj , llutter , tinnie , Fiults , etc. 2JU S. 14th it
* Omaha , Neb ,
Coal antf Lime.
aio. h' . LAiAiiii , Pres. C. F. GOODMAN , V. Pies.
J. A. HUNDIKI.AND , Hoe. and Trcas.
OMAHA COAL , COKE < K LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
9U9 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
j.joiiNNoy tco. . ,
Mannfacturers of Illinois White Lime.
And Shippers of Coal and Coke , Cement , Plaster ,
Urae , Hair , Flro Ilrlck , Drain , Tile nnd SeirerPlpc ,
Office. Pazton Hotel. Tarnam St. , Omaha , Nub.
Telephone blL
Confectionery.
JUY 3T
Mannfactnrirnr Confectioners ,
Jobbers of FruitsNuts nnd Clgais. 1211 Farnam Bt
Omaha.
Cigar * and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
Ouns and Ammunition , J15 tons 8. llth St. , 1030 b
1U24 rarnainst. , Omtha , Neb ,
WEST cC FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Nos.10
and 111) N. Mth struct , Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH cfi CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notion !
1103 and 1104 Douglas , cor. llth St. , OmnhaNeb.
Distillers.
Distillers of Liquors , Alcohol and Rplrlts. Importer
and Jobbers \Ylnesand Liquors.
WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLS' J
- CO. and ILER d ) CO. ,
Importer ! and Jobberc of Fine Wines and I.lquon
golemanufaeturersof Kennedy's Rast India Bit
ters and Domestic Liquors. Ill ] llarnej Bt.
Drain Tile , Etc.
A. It.SAi'Kit.Prcs. J.W.Ilinronn.Rec.ATrea
It. J. CARBON , V.l'res. nnd Hupt.
THE UNION Ill'It RAULU
ItRAIN TILE CO. ,
Office 113 B. llth at. . Omaha , Nob. Machinery an
Bupplles for MuDutioturlnu Cerneni Drain Tile.
ELEVATORS.
W. ItouEits , I ) . B.
I'rcs. EflTAlil.lSlir.DlSTB. Vlco-1'ros.
OMAHA ELEVATOR < tnd GRA11
COMPANY.
.lobbers and Storers of Grain.
Shipments of ilc'ilorrf sollcltoil unil Butlttfactlo
Ointiliu , Ncli ,
Furniture.
DEWEY C STONE ,
Wholesale Dealeis in Furniture.
rarnam St. . Omaha. Neb.
CHARLES SHI VERWK ,
Furniture , Hedding , Upholstery ,
Mirrors , etc , IMC. 1208 and 1210 Farnam St. , Omah
a
Omalia Joliliers' ' Directory. '
Groceries ,
"
( ULLAGHEL . . . . _ . ,
Wholesale Groceries nnd Provisions !
Not Tlft , 707 , TTO and ill S. loth St. Oionlm. Neb.
MeCOKD , It.KADYACO. , I
Wholesale Urocprs , f |
l.'ln nnd I.MTOntrorth itv.Oirnh * .
Hardcore.
ir , , r. nnoATcir ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , '
Sprlnuo , W Eon Mock , llardoarti Lumber , etc. 13 |
_ and Kll llnriu-y St. , Oninba.
YM GIHBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
W on and rnrrMge Woodstock , Heavy Hardware
Etc. KIT and UH > Lcatdiwurlh M. , I'tnshn. Neb.
MILTON RODGER'S cf SONS ,
Stores , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
Mantlet , Unites , llrass Hoods. Inland 1KJ Farnal
Ktrutt.
Iron Works.
P riEKUNG
Iron Works , '
Wronpht nnd Cnet Iron Bulldlni ! Work , Iron Slnlr
ItnllliiK , Meiims nnd ( llnlom , Stcnm Knulncs , llrasl
\VorK , IKiiiTsl ITouiulrj , Mnrblno and lllntksuiltli
\/ork. umcennJWorKs.l ) . I' , It ;
K. It. MCMANU" . C. SDLLIVAH.
OMAHA WIRE .P IKON WORKS *
Manufacturers nt
ire nnd Iron Hailing ! ) , Desk Hulls' ,
Window OuanK Flower PlnniK Wlro Slitnt , W.d
1WN. IClti. Orders \sj niHll prouiptlr ntteiidcdta.
Lumber.
OMAHA rVMItElt CO. ,
Denier . All Kinds of
Jluililino ; Material at Wholesale
13th Street and Union I'nclMo Trnck , Omnha.
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LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lunilier , Lath , Lime , Sitsh ,
Doors , lite. Yards-Corner Tlh nnd Douitlust Corn * )
Ollinnd Ilinulm.
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CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber , I
B14 S. llth street , Omsha.Ncu. F. I'olpdior ,
Lumber.
15th and California ftrccts. Omnlio. Keb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
li nmber , Llm Cement , Etc. , Eto.
Cor.Ctb and Douglas sts ,
HOAGLAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. .
To Dealers Only. i
Oillce , 1403 Fnrnnra streetOmaha.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood CnrpeU and Tnrqnct Flooring. 9th and Doutlal
Oninba.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Ktc.
Imported nnd American 1'ortlnnd Cement. Ptatl
Agent torUllnaukeu Hydraulic Commit , und llc ts
( Julncy WliltoMuic.
Life Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John K. Bojd , Superintendent. ,
Live Stock Commission.
M. BURKE C SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
Oeo. Uurke , lana or
nnlon Slock Yards , H. oinnha. Telephone Ua.
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SAVAGE < K G'REEN '
v
Live Stock Commission MorcLants ,
BhJpmcntsi of anr and all kinds of Stock solicited ,
Union Stock Yards. Omaha , Neb.
Millintry and Notions.
I. OBERFELDER C CO. ,
Importers and Jobbtrs of
Millinery and Notions ,
1213 and 1215 Harney St.eet , Omaha , Neb.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO.t
Wholesale Dealers In
Notions and Furnislilnir Goods ,
40.1 nnd 405 8. Tenth St. , Omaha.
Overalls.
_ "TULANUL
COMPANY ,
Mannfacturors of Overalls , )
loans Panti , Bblrti , Ktc. 1102 nnd 1104 Douglas Strcotk
Oninhn , Nob.
Paper Boxes
J. L. WILKIE ,
Manufacturer of Paper Hoxcs ,
8.11thSt. , Oniaan. NabraUn. Orders br u
lloltt and wlllrMtlTepreait atttntlao.
Printing.
REES PRINTING COM1'ANY\
Job Printers , Blank Hook Maker * ,
And Uook Hinders. 101 and 10ft Huutli Fourtoouti
street. Omaha , Nab.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary I'liblishfirs.
Dealers In Trpo , Pressas and Printers'Supplies. (01
Bouth Twelfth Htrect.
Pumps.
BROWNELL < C CO. ,
Manufacturers Htid Dealers In
, Hollers & ( ioncral Mitchlnorj
Blieet Iron work , Btcam Pumpr. Haw Mills , Acmt
Bbaftlnit , Dodne Wood split Tulleyi , lloHInu , elo.
Also wngnns , scrapers , and baletlei. 1113-1115 Lesi *
renworlliBt. Omnhti
RECTOR A WILIIELKY CO. ,
"Wholesale Hardware.
VTcitern nccnti f'-r JetTcnon Pteel Nnlln. Auith
1'owderCu , Falrbanki bunilirj Hcnles. Corner
101 li and Ilarner , Omalia.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
"VVholesalo Pumps , ripe , Fitting * , '
Bteamnnil Water Rupiillcii. HondqunrtPrH for MM
KoostCn'tUiKKli. 11111'nrnuin el. , Omaha. Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE ( intl PUMf
COMPANY.
Dilladiy Wind Xlllni rteam anrt Wfcter Rupplloa
Fluuibfnit ( loortu , lleltlnt : . limn. 1MB nnd VH tar-
naui t. , Oinnlm. K. K. Kcltnn , Muuaucr.
1'elcphone No. VIO.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes und Engines.
Bteam. Water , Hnllwaj and Mllllnv HupnlitF. EM
WO , Wand 1C4 Karnam t. . Omaha , Neb.
Safes , Etc.
P. ItOYER < C CO. ,
Agents for Hull's Sufo & Lock CO.H'
Fire and llurn'ar Froof 8 foi , Time Ix > cki , VauIU
apd Jail Wort. Vttl taniura itritet Omaha , Neb.
G. ANDREEN ,
Omalia Safe Works.
Manurxctureriot Fire and Burglar I'rnofBnfei , Vault
.Jnll Work.Hhutleri and Wlru Work. Cor.
lull anit Jackiun Bu , ( Jinulm , No b ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROW C CO. ,
Wholculo MnnuMctureri of
Basil , Doors , lilinds and Monldhifirs ,
llrancb ofhee , 12th and lisr.l > U. , Ocsn : , Nt' ' .
BO/fJV MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blindt ,
MouldlniiJtalr ? Work and Interior Hard Wood Flnlrt
Juil opened. N. JS. cor. 8t > i and Lonvenwortubla.
Ouiaba , Nub.