THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15 , 1887.
CHICAGO I'UODUOH MiXUIiP.r.
CniOArto , Juno 11. [ Special Telegram to
tlio DIK. : | Corn was fairly active and , In
view of the surroundings , prices held pretty ,
steady. From tlio best prices of the day ,
which were established at tliu opening , there
was a break of only 1 cent , and a part of this
was recovered , and at 1 o'clock 37abc was
bid. August sold elf to W\c and rusted at
89 > < c. and September closed at DO'/c ' , after
Bclllns from 40c down to Ji'Jc. There win
llttlo or no excitement , and to avcit a panic
In tills branch of tlio trade , even the bears
rallied to tlio support of the market. Now
York and St. Louis wore u-portcd loner , mid
Bpot corn In Liverpool was quoted
tt A lilcher , with a mod era to de
mand. Tl.o estimated leci'lpts for
to-morrow were moderate , nnd lake engage
ments here were for 101,030 busheH
O.its were dull and neirlectod , and in a
speculative way very little w.is done , tlio ex
citement In wlient taklnir nil of thti inletest
out of thn minor cereals. * l'rlces tor futures
rlosed J < f'lC lower lit 1 o'clock than yester
day's closing. July sold oir Irom 'J * > J < c to
2-IJjc , vnd rested at yMCt'i'tJfe. August and
Julv weakened Irom'JWc to SJl. , ' " , but re
covered tliu Ktound lost and closed at outside
liziires.
In thoprovision pit the Interest taken In
wheat rather curtailed thu disposition to en-
jraco In sptfcnhtlvc operation1) . Short ribs
wore at times iiiltu | active , and In Inrd tlieru
was also nn occasional showing ot life. Hut
Irom the start wheat subordinated the entire
trade. Pork , as usual , was inactive as
well as steady , nt S' .W ) for
Juno. In both lanl anil short ribs tliu nii'v
transactions made wern tinder the avenitjo
and thn demand witnessed w.is mainly fiom
parties who were anxious to cover outstand
ing contracts affording a nroiit. Short ribs ,
which were more active than Inrd , and re
latively the weakest , suffered a decline.liiwd
on last iilRht's closlnc , of 1 % e. In lard tlio
day's depreciation was only i 'c.
AFTKIIXOO.V HOAIIII wheat was irreRii-
lar. June xold at 7l'iK45 < o , closing at aliiiut
Ti'jfc ; July sold at"'i.J@7. ' ; < e. closlntr at about
75'ic ; seller August sold at 7 ( > 577c , closing
nt 7ilo : opened at 77c ; September sold at
70"f@iOXc. einslnir at77J c , Corn tor July
Bold at : t7@7' : ! < c ; Auizust at : c bid. Oats
were linn ; Juno ' -IJ/c , Julv * > Kc , August ,
24 4'34Kc. Pork was at S'-J.OO for Juno de
livery , with no trading. Lird averaged a llt
tlo strotfKer ; June S0.55 , Julv fcO.OO , August
SG6J , ana September S0.77K. Short ribs
weru stronger , closing 7fc IiiKhcr , at 87.5.1 ;
for Juno and July , S7.C5 for August , and
87.75 for September.
CHICAGO iTlVII 8TOCK.
CincAno , June M. ( Special Telegram to
the UKK.J CATII.K The receipts for the
two days thus far arc nUOO larger than la.it
week , and as the decrease In the receipts of
Texans is about V-00 , It will be seen that wo
have had 5,000 more native cattle than dur
ing the two opening days of last week.
There were some nice dry-fed cattle of lOSO
to 1250 Ib weights , which sold but llttlo if any
lower than yesterday ; but , as a rule , the
ordinary kinds of cattle were lOc lower. The
best heavy and the common to
fair grassy cattle were all of
COo lower than last Friday
making prices only nbout 25c above tlio low
est point of the season , bhlpning steers ,
18.V ) to 1MX ) Ibs , S4.2.V < M.70 ; 1UOO to I3H ) Ibs.
S4.UOmr > 0 : ere to lax ) Ibs SaCOfd-U ! ) ; stock-
rs and feeders , S'J.OO@.1.V ) ; cows , bulls and
mixed , 31. 7.1i@l.35slopfed steers , S4.W4..IX ( ) ;
Texas grasscrs , 82.7rx93.U5 ; meal-ted 33. 00
lions Business was active and with a
sham up-turn of a strong lOc , rcachlnx S5.30
( iiS.15 for fancy heavy and prime butcher
weights ; mixed sold at 5f > .10@5.2.r > , and com
mon at S3.lViC4 * > .05 ; light sorts sold at 85.00 ®
6.25 , with YoiKers at S5.10@5.20.
PINANUIAU
NEW VoitK , Juno 14. [ Special Telegram to
the Urn. ] STOCKS The stock market
opened with a linn tone and transactions to a
fair extent. The weakness cabled from Lon
don stood In the way of a substantial rally ,
and the bears made a vigorous effort to work
prices down. I3eforo noon , comparing Lon
don's latest prices with yesterday's close ,
they were elf K per cent on Union Pacific , X
on Louisville & Nushvlllo and Kansas &
Texas , H on Krlo and K on Kcadlnir. Do fore
the above como In , an advance of K@ per
cent had been reported from London , which
sustained the market on this side , but with
out response to thn advance. The advance
tn the money rate yesterday afternoon , fol
lowing the coffee collapse nnd the failures of
three largo speculators , brought out free of
ferings of funds and the money market Is
easy again to-day at } { ® per cent. At the
end of an hour the general situation ap
peared to be that tho" loaders wore keeping
aloof from speculators , leaving the business
to professionals who ore satisfied with small
prolits and change their position at every
opportunity to secure a little advantage. A
part of the weakness In stocks was attributed
to the effect of the decline of 5o in colfee In
New York and the break In wheat at Ohlcaco
to-day. Nervous dealers fear that stocks
may bo the next to rattle down. The talk about
loaders was that ( .lould will become active
as soon as his health is restored , that decree
Could appears confident ot higher prices ,
and that Caramack has covered some of his
shorts and Is In favor of an upward turn.
Money was loaned on cell yesterday as hlif h
as 10 per cent about the delivery hour. Con-
orratlvo brokers 'thought this was unwar
ranted nnd A part of the bear manipulation ,
because the usual rates prevailed in the
morning and airaln at the close of business.
The continued heavy Importations lead to
bear predictions that large shipments of gold
will bo required this summer to equttlUe the
bs lance of trade.
UOVKUNHKNTS Government bonds were
dull but steady.
YKBTKltUAT'S QUOTATIONS.
tl. S. 4's coupon. 129V C. AN. W .
U. S.4 " .lWf ( do preferred. . . 14U
< < N. Y.C 111K
Canada South'n. . GO O. K. & H 101
Central Paclrie. . 38 O. T.
Chlcaxo 4 Alton. 148 PaclUoMall
do preferred..103 P. , D. &E
C. , IK&Q. 14 : X Pullman Pal.Car. 1
D. . U A W 187J } KeaUInK .
U. * 1CO : 28 , Hock Island 131
Erie 88. " St. L. * S. K. . . . 40
dopreferred. . . . 71 do preferred. . . . KV )
Illinois Central..m C. , At A at P. . . . WJ )
I. , B. A W 31 do preferred. . 123
v * ftt 2USC St P. A 0 57 %
Lake Shore U7 } do preferred. . 110
1 * AN 05 Texas 1'aclllc. . . . Sl f
Mlchlean Cent' ! . . W < UnionPacltlc. . . . 58Ji
Ma 1'aclllc 10SJ * \V..St LAP. . . . 1SJ <
No. Pacllie 3i f do preferred. . ,12V
do preferred. . . . 5'.t ' ) ; \V. U. Teleuraph 77
MONICV ON CALL Easy at i-'aoK per cent
last loan , 4 per cent ; closed otferou at 3 pur
ceut.
FHIUB MEKCI.HTII.K PArin 5 $ ? per
STKRUNO KXCHANOK Dull at 84.8IJV
for sixty day bills , and 84.HJ for demand.
IMlOnUtlli MAUKKTS.
Ohlcmco. Juno 14. Following quota
tions aietbo aWcloslni : : ; rtsures :
Flour Notblng doing ; winter wheat
flour. I4.H.V34.50 : southern , 84'JOai
4.40 ; Wisconsin. 54.30 < ct4.SO ; Mlchlcah
soft spring wheat , $3.33 ( < . tU > 0 : Minnesota
bakers. : i > K 4.W ; patents , 54.OOQ5.Oj ; low
( crailes. $ 'J.05C4i.'JO : ; rye Hour , quiet at S3.03
l < ji.Mln : ) ; sacks and barrels. 3:1.1 : OS3.PO.
Wheat Unsettled and panicky as com
pared vritn yesterday : June closed 17Ko
lower and July BKe lower : JnneoiMiied with
few trades at t W@9 > c. but quickly .broko
to NVVc , and sold to Uljf ; Huctuated around
85o for a time and foil to 7 % , closing at 74c ;
July opened wltb sales at Sl. < f@ss fc almost
at the samn time and fluctuated between
81Kc and TflXc , closliiE at 75 'c ; Auxust
closed nt 70J c.
Corn Active and weak , with ranee fluctu
ations wider than for pome days ; cash , SOc ;
July , 37 l-16c ; August , bSc.
Oats Dull , neglected and lower ; cash ,
i4c ; July. ia.'As : August , ' 4Kc.
Kye-Duil at 53c.
Barley Steady at SOc.
Timothy Heed-Print * , 81.03Q1.V4.
Flax S ed-l 1.10.
Whlskv-11.10.
Pork Nominal ; June , S'-IOO.
Lard-Easy : cash , > 0.55July ; , SO.GO ;
ABuUkt'lealts-Shoulders. | $5.60 5.70 ; short
clear , $7.Mxa7.bS ; short ribs. 97.55.
Butter-Firm ; creamery , i4.4'18cs dairy ,
I2itl0r. (
CUe * e Steady full cmm clieddars , 83
c ! < c ; Hati and yomiR Atnbrlcao , 7'
llliM-Uncfiitij'Ctlicav.v ( ( ; trocn salted 7 c !
llclitdu , TW'JScjsiltud bull liulcs , Cc : preen
sailed c.ilrtc * ; dry Hint , ISC'il.Tc : dry calf ,
1'JMllC ! deacons. 4DC01CI1 ; dry s.iltctl , lOc.
Tallow Unelianzed ; No. 1 country , 3 > fc ;
No. 2 , ! > % c ; cake , sWajfc.
ICuciiiDti , bblpmcnts.
Flour , b'jls ' . 15.iOO 6,000
Wheat , lll . 200.0X1 4.000
Corn , hu . i : ) , O.X ) -40,000
Oat" , bll . 1-ri.OOO 95,000
Kyc , bu . ! 2ouO 'AOOO
Harley , bii . O.ooO O.UOO
Now Vork. .liint ) U. Whnat ItccclpH ,
7'00 : ! ; cxpoitt , 171,000 ; u.ish rniles dcclluud
: < ft JJ < c. ttltli actlM1 trade reported In K otl
jmit lor export' options wcru nervous and
\iry ; niucli ilt'irL's-.fil | olin , ' to it hfavy bleak
In lliu v.ust. 1'iicus declined Cc on Junu ,
'sc on July and "i < \ Venn later dollxerlc1" ,
uliiHliiL' lieitvy ntid.lunont tliu lowest and
later mouths Ht53i'o ( abe > o tliu bottom , Intur
speculation MTJ in isle , In fact tliu dualin s
nr thi'lariU' < t ever rccouled ; unpradedretl. i8
l Kc : No. H red , ( Mo ; No. 1 red. 'J.V'jc ; No.
'J red , U-i.'fu ' in elevator , UJ > , C" < 35'4(3 ' ( de
livered , ( M' ' Qfllc Ireu on board , July clos-
Iniiatb'JUc.
Corn buot about } < c and options J < < yfc
lower , closhiK lieav ) ; receipts , 'J'j.COO ; ex
ports , 1VKK ) ; uiiKiadU'l , KifiBlsc ; No. ' . ' , Ititf
Otl'c In elt-v.itor . , 47H4IT ( ; { edeli\etedj July
cio-ini : at 4GXe.
Oats Lower but active ; receipts , SO.OOO ;
oxpoits , iJJJUO ! ( ; mixed wcstuin , 34juOc ( ;
wliitu vscsieru , ' . " ( < ( ; lie.
, Petroleum Klini : United clo d atOT' ' c.
" " S- Steady wltli lair request ; western ,
PorK Fairly active and steady.
Lard Lower but moderately active ; west
ern steam , spot , .bG.57 } C < ) .UO.
litiltoi Firui nnd lair Iniiulry ; webtcin , 13
Checso Quiet and weak ; western ,
Minneapuils , Juno 14 , Wheat Market
dcmorall/.cd and shippers out of market :
No. 1 hard , cash and July 73c ; Atiqust , 74J c ;
No. 1 northern , cash and July , ? .V ; Au-
nst , 7cX ; ! ; No. 15 northern , cash and July , "Oc :
AiiKtist , 71' > , e. On track : No. 1 haul , T5e ;
No. 1 noitiiern , 7l > fc ; No. u northfrn , 7Sc.
Flour Dull ; patents , S1.50QJ.W ) ; bakers' ,
8U.OOwa.70.
Uecelpta-Wheat , 125,000 bu. ; Hour , 000
hbls.
tihipmonts Wheat , 110,000 bu ; Hour , 13,000
bhis.
Milwaukee. Juno 14. Wheat - - Unset
tled ; cash , 71 ifc ; July , " .Vie ; September ,
Corn Quiet : No. 3 , 3
Oats liasy ; No. 'J white , SOc.
Jtve-Duli No. 1. 57c.
liitrluy Quiet : No. 2 , f Kc.
1'rovisious unchanged ; pork , June ,
Slt.oo.
Cincinnati. June 11. Wheat Unset
tled and nominal ; no transactions.
Corn Lower : No. S mixed ,
Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 mixed ,
Kyo-bull ; No. 2 , ( c.
l'rovisioiis--Tork dull at 31J.2 , " > . Lard ,
quiet at SO.H.X-
Whlsty-Aetlvo at S1.03.
St. Ijotiln. Juno 11. Wheat Demora
lized ; a break In Chicago diopped the bottom
out ; cash , 7Uc ; July , TCj c.
Corn Weak ; cash , 3-Jc ; July. 31 , ' c.
Oats Dull ; cash , 27 > fc ; July , 2li c.
Pork Dull at S-15.00.
1-ard Steady.
Whisky * 1.53.
Butter Quiet and fair ; creamory,15flSc ;
dairy , iodise.
Afternoon Hoard Wheat linn and active :
June , 78c ; July , 75 i@7iijfc : August , 70
70 , ' c. Corn lusher : July , 34v c ; August ,
: > .1 > ic. Oats Nominal.
Ufcnsas City , June 14. Wheat Dull ;
No. a rod , July , CCKcbld , C7c asked ; Aug
ust , GSc asked.
Corn-Weak ; No. 8 , cash , 28c bid , 28) 0
asked ; J uly , 28 0 bitl. 29c asked.
Oats Auuust , 21c bid , 21Vc asked.
Ijivcrpool. Juno 14. Wheat Flats and
holilers offer frocly ; California , 8s@8s Id per
cental ; winter , 7s 2d@7s 4d pur cental.
Corn Dull and demand poor ; new mixed
western spot , 4s > U per cental.
Now Orleans , June 14. Corn Quiet
and weak : mixed , 60@50 > < ; ; yellow , 01 ( < 3'Jc ;
white , Mijj.Wc.
Oats-Steady at 8C30 > c.
Cornmeal Quiet at S2.o'0.
UOK Products Dull and drooping. Pork
815.50. Lard-SO.Gi > i.
Bulk Meats Shoulder ? , $0.00 ; long clear
nml clear rib. (7.75.
L1VC STOCK.
Chicago , Juno 14. The Drovers' Jour
nal report * aa follows :
Cattle Receipts , 9.500 : Stifle lower :
fihlpplnir Htours , SH.JC04.70 ; stockers
and luedors , ? 2.0033.51I ; cows.titillsand mixed ,
S1.75@3.25 ; Texas cattle , $2.75(33.00. (
Ueceipts , 10.0'JO ; active and 5@10c
hlvher ; rough and mixed , S4.80ffi5.25 : pack-
liiK and shipping S5.a- ® 5.35 ; light , 84.SO ®
C.'JO ; skips , 53.25cg4.SO.
Shreo Itecelpts , 3,000 ; active and 1015c
higher ; natives , 83.00ff4.40 : western , 3:1.00 :
( jf4.20 : Texans , 32.50(24.10 ( ; Iambs , per
head , Sl.ftOOl3.ftu.
Drovers Journal's special cablegram from
London quotas best American cattle at llc
per Ib dressed weight or 13 < o lower than last
week , owiuic to excessive supplies of home
bred cattle.
Nation ! * ! Stock Yards , Knit St.
Loul , III. , Juno 14. Cattle Hoc elnts
2.UOO ; shipments , 100 ; easy ; choice heavy
native steers , 84.3r4.CO ; fair to good ship
ping steers , S3.0ix < i4..so : butcheis' steers ,
talr to cholce-.S3.GOM4.20 ; teederH , fair to
good , S.10@4.0U : ) ; stockeis , fair to good ,
82.10 < u3.00.
ilogs Kocelpts , 4,000 ; shipments , 80 ; nctlve
and 5@10c higher ; choice heavy and native
butchers' selections , S5.15@5.2o ; packing ,
fair to good , 85.05 5.15 ; Yorkers , medium
to prime. 84.tXK33.05 ; pigs , common to good
Kansas City , June 14. Cuttlo Keoelnts ,
8,000 ; shipments. 1,100 ; weak and 5@10c
lower for bnlpplng and 10Qi5c lower for
urass and common ; common to choice , 3.50
( % 4.25 ; stockers. 82.COffl3.25 ; feeding steers ,
83.30(33,75 ( ; cows , 82.003.50.
lion Rpcelpts , 13,200 : shipments , 2,600 ;
opened 5c higher and closed strong with
an additional advance of 5c ; common to
choice , 14.45 ( 5.00 ; skips and pigs , 83.00 ®
4.40.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
_ Tuesday , Juno 14.
Cattle.
Therecoiptsof cattle to-day were heavy ,
The market opened slow and dull , and al
though a good many cattle chanced hands , It
was drairglntt all day. The market was
about lOc lower , owing to the decline in
eastern market * . Good , hundy fat cattle are
in fair request and are holding up bettor than
other grades. The market is still high In
proportion to other markets ,
There was a very liberal run of hoes to-day.
The market opened tairlv active and , while a
few of the lirst bids were made at about
steady prices , the general market opened at
an advance of 5o over yesteiday. There was
a good demand and the buyers appeared
anxious to pick up as many loads as possible.
The bulk of the hogs were sold early in the
day , but as there was a Rood many late ar-
ri vals.and the market was strung out until thn
middle of the afternoon. There were eight
loads held over that came in late.
Sheep.
There was nothing doing on the market
Recoipu.
Cattle. 2.000
UOKS : 0,100
llorses 100
Prevailing Prices.
Bbowlnp the prevailing prices paid for llva
stockou this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 lbs..8UOai.'X ( )
Choice steers. 1100 to 135U IN. . . 4.0031.15
Fat little steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75 ( 4.00
Extra choice cows and heifers. . . . 3.25M3.a :
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . iU.va.ViO
Common to medium cows 2.50@8.iO
Good to choice nulls 2.7503.25
Light and medium hoes 4.00(34.70 (
Hood to choice heavy hogs 4.t > 0@4.90
Good to choice mixed bogs 4.70 ( < vl.bO'
Representative Sales.
STEEUS.
Ijivc Stock Hold.
ShowliiR tliu nnmhcrot head of stock sold
on the market to-day
Anirlo-Ami'rlcan PackiiiK Co . 2,0fi3
C. 11. llaminond > .t Co . ' .f.177
Upton . tn. 2.tt)2 )
bqulies & : Co . ; . . . 8G3
Total . . "oTriS
Left o\er . 400
( ! . II. Hammond A ; Co . 413
Shlppen . 242
Local . 4G
Total . 701
Shipments.
Showing the number of cattle , hozs and
sheep shipped Iroui the varJn during the clay.
CATTLR.
No. cars. lit. Dest.
no K.I Chicago
32 N. W Chinau'o
22 C. , H. iV Q Chicago
11008.
S3 Mil Chicago
7 K. 1 Juliet
All sales of stock in ths ; market are made
per cwt 11 vo woUlit unless otherwise stated.
Dead hoes sell at He per Ib. tor all weights.
"Skins"orhogs weUhinu less than 10J Ibs ,
no value. Pregnant sows are ttoiiicul 40 IDS.
audsta sSO Ibs. by the oubllo Inspector.
Live Stock Not OK.
A big day.
Cattle lOc lower.
llogsadvimced 5c.
A heavy run ofbtbck.
A great hog market.
Armour In the field.
O. Andrew , Berlin , was In with a load of
cattle.
Trains of hogs kept coming in until after 1
o'clock.
O. M. Young , Berlin , was in looking over
the yards.
J. J. Miller , Valley , was here and sold a
oad of hogs.
John Payne , Madison , came in with ten
oads of cattle.
II. W. High. Grand Island , was in with
seven loads of cattle.
.Sherman D. Fredericks came in with thlr-
een loads of cattle Irom Kearney.
The Omaha butchers are buying more
itecis and tower cows than formerly.
T. B. lloid , who has been fecdinir at Con-
nil City , was in with a train of cattlo.
William Carter , Beemer , came in with a
oad of hogs which sold on the market.
Walter Jewell , Lost Creek , was In and
natketed 10 head of 1503 Ib cattle at S4.30.
Charlie liruen , Emerson , la. , a shipper to
: hese yards , was in looking over the yards.
Charles Hunter , Incvale , was in and uiar-
< etcd a load of cattle and two loads of hogs.
Fisher & Wagner , York , market a load of
S33 Ib hoes at S4..H ) , the top of the market.
U. K. Paddock , 1'crclval , la. , came over
vlth a load of hoys which bold on tlio mar
ket.
ket.J.
J. M. Bennett , of Shcve & Bennett , lloag ,
came In with a load ot cattle and a load ul
hogs.
J. A. McDill , Emerson , la. , bought ICO
head ot western feeders for bis teed lot and
pasture.
Thirty loads of hog ? that were boiuht on
the market were shipped to Armour & Co. ,
Chicago.
Besides thirty loads ot live hogs , several
cars of pork , dressed by Lipton & Co. , were
shipped to Armour.
James Danley. an old-time live stock man ,
was In from Ashland with two loads ot cut
tle And one load of ho.s.
The Powder Itlvor Live Stock company
marketed forty head otl',125 Ib range cows ,
that had been fed at Pllger , at $2.05.
Cattle that were sent torward the last of
last week , to Chicago , without an exception
netted the owners less than had they been
bold here.
Frank Sanders , a heavy shipper to these
yards , was In witb thiee loads of cattle
shipped from St. Pauland Elba. Forty-three
head averaued 122U and sold at 84.10.
A telegram was received trom Chicago by
a commission linn , thut a bunch of
cattle , for which $4.10 had been ollcred here ,
had just been sold in Chicago at 84.15.
James W. Page , a well known citizen and
horseman of Cheyenne , stopped at tbe yards
with livu line hores. Among them was
Ewlng , with a record of 21 } ; also MrCleod ,
that is going to the Stillwater race and tins a
record of 27KMr. . Page is on old friend of
George S. Brown's
Mr. Crawford , manager of Beckwitb it
Quinn's establishment at Grand island ,
stopped at the yards on his return from
Chicago , where ho had been with cattle , lie
says they did not treat him very well in
Chicago and that he could have done lully as
well here , If not better.
OMAUA WHQLiKSALE MA.HU.liT8
General Produce.
Tuesday , June 14.
/olfoiviMfj prices are for round tot of
produce , tut gold on tue mar/we / : io-iiny.
Hods The receipts were light and the bulk
went at lie.
BUTTKR The best country butter Is mov
ing at l'-Vf ( 14c , but only a small proportion of
the receipts is bringing that price. The bulk
is gains iitOC 10o.
CHEESE. Full cream Cheddars , single ,
14c ; full cream Hats , wins , lie ; Young
Americas , 14Kc ; fancy Swiss , 18c ; Swiss ,
Imported , 25c : Llmburger , 15c ; brick , 15@lOc.
PotiLTitv Live fowls are going at sloo@ :
8.25 per dozen , and spring chickens at 93.00.
POTATOES. Stock of all kinds 1s scarce.
Old potatoes are going at Sl.15Cil.25 , accord-
ine to quality. New potatoes at 80.00 per
barrel ,
| BKA.NS.-InferIor stock,75c@81.00cood ; clean
country , ! 51.00(31.25 ( ; inedium , band picked.
Sl.4UfSl.50 ; hand picked navy. jJl.Mgl.OO.
LEMONS The market here fs abont steady
wltn an nctlve demand. Messina , choice ,
per box. 4.50a ( > VOO ; fancv , 95.5tX3fl.QO.
1 OiiANOES-Ulverslde , 14.50 ; Navels , 4.50.
BKIIUIKS The best strawberries sold to-day
at S2.uOM2.60 per 1C qt. case. There were a
few black raspberries In which brought SG.OO
per case.
CHEnniES-Thcre Is a fair supply on the
market and the average price for 10-lb boxes
Is 2,00@2.25.
BANANAS Tnere Is a fair supply of choice
large bunches on tbe market. Large bunches ,
per bunch , IS.OOO4.50.
PEACUES-Per X-bushel box , 31.502.00.
KAHiuiKHRitiKB-Ptr 12-qt case , $2.75.
Apl'iHCOTfl Per20-lb box. S2.nOftt3.50.
PROVISIONS. Ham , 12c ; breakfast bacon
rib , 10 ; breakfast bacon , plain , 10We ; dry
salt sides , 8X < 3 Jf ; dried beef , rerular , 10 $
11 ; dried beef , ham pieces , 18c ; lard , 5015
cans , 6Kc ; lard , 'JO Ib cans , Fairbanks , 7c :
lard , 10 Ib cam , Fairbanks , 7c ; lard & Ib
cans. Fairbanks , 7tfc ; Inhi ; 8 Ib can * , Fair
banks 7-V-
, - V
General Mmrteta.
VAHSISIIKS Barrels , 'I'tr gallon , Fnrnlj
lure , extra , SI.10 ; furfntnre , > 'o. 1 , SLOO *
coach , extra , 51,40 ; coach , No. 1. 81.20 ; Da-
mar , extra , 31.75 ; Japan , 70c ; asiilialtum
extra , 85c : shellac , Sy.W ! hard oil linlsh ,
81.50. ' '
Dnv PAINTS- White lead , 7c ; French -/.Inc ,
12c ; Paris whiting , 2' ' d ; whiting , uilder.s ,
2Jfc : whiting , com'l , IMC ! lamphlark , Ger-
manstown. r.'c ; lampblack , onlltmry , c ;
PriiMlnnblue.Vic : ultramarineItc ; vand > ku
brown , be : umber , burnt , 4c : umber , raw , 4c ;
sienna , burnt , 4c ; slennh : taw , 4c ; Paris
trreen , grnnlne , B5c ; Parif.creen , common ,
2-'c ; chrome green , > . i.,2Uc ; vermlllton ,
American. l > c ; Indian , taw and burnt
umber , 1-lbcans. 12c ; raw and blunt sienna
12c ; Mindyke mown , iSc : relined l.imp-
black , 12c ; coach black and ivoiy
black , ICc ; drop black , ICc ; ultrama-
ilno black , ISc ; chrome gieen , L. , M. V : I ) . ,
10 ; blind and shutter green. L. M. A : I ) . ,
lOc ; Paris green. 20ej Indian led 15e ;
Venetian red , t c : Tuscan , 22cAmcrlcan : vcr-
million , L. vt 1) . , 20c : yellow ochw , 2e ; L.
M. & O. 1) . l c ; good ochre , Hie ; patent
dr\er , be ; graining color , llfcht oakdarl : o.ik ,
walnut , chestnut and ash , 12c.
DistJtm AND CIIKMICAI.S. Acid caibulle ,
50c"acid ; tartarlc , 5'-c ; b.iham conalb.i , iicr Ib ,
OOc ; bark sasafrass , per ID , lOc ; calomel , per
Ib , "Sc ; chlnchonldla , pero/,25c ; chloroform ,
per Ib , 50e ; Dover's nnwders , | ier Ib , Sl.2.5 ;
and U. its. , per ; oz , 70c : potassium , iodide ,
per Ib , S3.2.c ; sallcln , per oz , 40c ; sulphate
morphine , per oz , S3.35 ; sulphur , per Ib , 4c ;
str\clinlne. nor ot. 81.10.
PAINTS IN On. White lead , Omaha , P. P. ,
r.Wc ; white lead , St. Louis , pure. 7o ; Mar
seilles , green , 1 Ib cans , ICc : Frencli zinc ,
green seal , 12c ; Flench zinc , red seal , lie ;
1'icncli zinc , In varnish asst. , 20c ; French
zinc , 7. " > c ; vermlllioii , hngllsh , In oil , 75c ;
red. lOc : ro e nlnk , 14c ; Venetian red , Cook-
son's , 25/e : Venetian red. American , l ) < c ;
red lead , 7Kc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ;
chrome yellow , K , 12c ; ochre , rochelle , 3c ;
ophre , French , 29fc ; oclue , American , ! } < u ;
Winter's mineral , 2 e ; Lchlch brown. 2j < ; c ;
Spanish brown , 2 > c ; Prince's mineral , ilc.
Si'iniT Coloisne spirits , I'jS proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 pioof. gl.12 : spirits second qu.iHty ,
101 proof , 81.10 ; < lo 1M iiroof , S1.0 ! . Alcohol ,
1M proot , 82.18 nor v m gallon. Hedls-
tilled whiskies , Sl.WQl-M. Gin , blended
8l.fiOc32.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , S2.00@0.00 ,
Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 82.01Q
O.W : Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
Sl..r)0jjt.oo. : Brandies , Imported. S5.00ii8..VJ ( ;
domestic , 81JOJ.OO. : : Gins , imported , 84.50 ( < 7j
0.00 ; domestic , l,2.'rii)3.0i ) ) . Champagnes , itit-
porteil , per case , S2S.OO@33.00 ; American ,
per case , Sl .00@lO.OO.
HIDES Green butchers , S igfic : ereen
cured , 7e ; dry flint , ll@12c ; dry salt. OOlOo ;
green calf skins. 8c ; damaged hides , two-
tliirds price. Tallow 3c. Grease Prime
white. 3e ; yellow , 2c ; brown , IKc. Sheep
pelts , 25@75c.
HEAVY HAimwAiiu Iron , rate 82.70 ;
plow steel , special cist. 4J < c ; crucible steel ,
c : cast tools , do , 12 ( < 18c ; wagon spokes ,
per set , 52.0003.50 : hubs , per set , 81.25 ; fel
lees , sawed , dry , Sl.CO ; tongues , each , Mj ) ;
axles , each , 75c ; bouare nuts , per Ib , 01G71c ;
cell chain , per Ib , 0 } < @ 13c ; malleable , 8@10c ;
iron wedges , Oc ; crownirs , Oc ; harrow teeth ,
4' < c : spring steel , 45c ; Burden's her > , e
shoes , 31.75 : Burden's mule shoes , 85.75.
Barbed wire. In car lots , S4.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nailsrates.lO tooO.SSJX ) ; steel nails,82.75.
Shot , Sl. : ; buckshot , Sl.w. Hazard powder ,
kens , S5.00 ; do , half kegsl ' 52.75 ; do , quarter
kevs , SI. SO ; blasting , kpics , 82.10 ; fuse , per
10 feet. 05c. Lead bar. 81B.OO.
( Jroccr'ijtjisr.
COITEK Ordinary grades , 21(322c ( ; ; fair ,
21Q23c ; primi ! . 224 : ; choice , 2ltf25 ( ; fancy
green and yellow , 24@25i' ; old government
Java.23@2bc ; Interior Java , 24@20c ; Mocha ,
28 30c ; Arbucklo's , roasted 2h fc ; Mc-
Laiuhlln'sXXXX , 2Sc ' ' : Dilworth's , 27o ;
Ked Cross , 27 ; < c. ;
SVBUi'-No. 70 , 4 8110 1 kegs. S1.2S@1.30 ;
New Orleans , per gallon , 3S@40c ; innplo
syrup , half bbls , "old time. " per gallon , 70c ;
I'gallon cans , per doz , S10.IO ; half gallon
cans , per do85.50 ; quart cans , S3.UO.
CANDY Mixed , 8i < @llc ; stick. 8W@9Xc.
CUACKKII. Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic , .r ) ) < ic ; creams , S ctglnger snaps , 8 > < c ;
city sods , 7Kc.
1'lCKKi.s Medium , itf 'bbls , 87.00 ; do n
half obis. 8400 ; small , Irt bbls. S8.CO ; do , In
half hbls , 84.50 ; cherklns , In bbls , 59.03 ; do.
in half bbls. $5.00.
SuciAii Granulated , OVf i6Xc ; conf. AC@
Ok'c ; white extra C , 5C"5 > * e ; extra C. f > y ( $
5c ; yellow (3. 5 @ 5 c ; cut loaf , 06Xc ;
powdered , C @ 7c.
CANNIID ( ioois Oysters , standard , per
case. S2.OOW3.10 ; strawberries , 2 Ib. per ca e.
83.30 ; raspberries , 2 Ib. per case , 83.25@2.45 ;
California pears , per case , 84.50 ; npticots ,
per case , 84.30 ; penehes , per casp , 84.00 ;
white cherries , per case , 85.50 ; plums , per
case , 53.50 ; blueberries , per case , S1.85 ; egg
plums , 2 In. per case , S2.50 ; pineapples , 2 Ib.
pereasp. S3.20@5.7S ; 1 Ib. mackerel , per doz ,
81.40 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per doz , Sl.50@l.55 ; 2 Ib.
gooseberries , per case , 81.75 : 2 Ib. string
beans , per case , 81.70 ; 2 Ib. lima beans , per
case , 81.60 ; 2 Ib. marrowfat peas , per case ,
82.40(32.50 ( ; 3 Ib. early June pr as. per case ,
52-75 ; 3 ID. tomatoes , 82.50 ; 2 Ib. corn ,
82.50. _
Dry Lumber.
DIMENSIONS AND TlMtfEHS.
Il2ft U ft 16 ft 18ft 20 ft 23 ft 2 * ft
Ill 117.60 17.60 17.50 ' 10.50 iki
.117.50 I7.W 17.50 U'M isiwlSiw ziSo
2X 17.60 17.50 17.BO 16.60 io.saa.6o SS.50
2x10 17.SO 17.WJ 18.50 19.50 S2.N ) SJ.RO
2X12 17.60 I7.6J I8.W ) 19.60 V .60 22.60
18.60 1S.5U lf.50 10.60MM a 0.
UOAIIU9.
No. 1 , com , si s . 810.50
No. 2 , com , si s . 17.50
No. 4 , com , sis . 13.50
FI5NCINO.
No. 1 , 4&6in , 13 , t 14 ft , rough . 819.00
No.2 , " " . . 15.00
SIOINO.
A , 12 , 14 and 10 ft . S12.00
B , ' ' " . 20.M
C , " " " . 15.00
D , " " " . 13.00
CKILINO AND PAnTITION.
1st com. . % In White Pine Celling . 834.00
Clear , K in. Norway Pine Celling . 10.00
A inch , white . . 835.00
' " ' '
K" " " ' SeVFen''ej" ! !
( . . . . 19.M
. . . . . . ' 845.00
No. 1 , com. 12 In.s. Ii''l2. 414 . 20-00
No.2 " ' 12 A'Mifc ! ! ! IB'.OO
16 tt . 17.0J
.
Istand2d.clenr.lv iicni , as . iso.oo
M , clear. 1 inch s. a s4o IK , 1H. 2 In 45.00
B seller , 1 inch , s. 2 s 30 ; lil ) > i,21n U7.00
POSTS.
White Cedar , 0 in. , xs 12c ; 9 ln.qn..llo
Union TjrustCo
JIOSS. 15th St.1 Omnliu , Alcb.
i '
Capital , - $300,000
lioniu Itlndo on ilcal Estate.
School , County ana Mdnlcipnl Bonds No
gotiate'd.
WM.A. PAXTON , " < l L. n. WILLIAMS.
President. 'H Vlcn Pres.
ROUT. L. QAnLicim , ) < i F. B. JOHNSON ,
Sccrotarr. ) Treasurer.
DIUiOTO : B :
WM. A. PAXTON , IIKNBV T. CI.AIIKI ,
W. o. MAUL , I. H. WILLIAMS.
HuiiT. L. UARUCIIR. 5. U. JOHNSON.
F. 11. JOHNSON.
H )
Notice to Contractor * .
SEALED Proposals will bo received at the
oUIco of the county clerk up to 2 o'clock p.
in. Saturday. June 18 , lf-87 , for grading road
knoi\ as Ireland's Mill road , just east or Llttlo
Pailllion ; crock , section H. town 15 , range 13 ,
about 4.000 yards more or less.
A deposit of f . ' 5 will bo required with each
blrl.
blrl.Tho
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Uy orU jr of the bourd.
C. P. NIEUIUM , County Clerk.
Proposals for Grading.
PROPOSALS will bo received by the under *
slgnsd until 6 p.ro. Monday , Juno 0.1t47 ,
for the grading of lots 17,1H.10 and 2U. In block
10 , "Omaha View , " anil lots P , 10. 11 and IS.
Mock 3 , in "lllllildo No , I , " In the city of
Omaha.
Thu hoard reserves tbo right to reject any or
or all bids.
Iy order of the Hoard of Education.
CiuiiLts CONOVEK.
jeUdet Secretary Uoard uf Kducatloa
THE RA1LWAI TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
Arrive I Leave"
Omaha Omaha
UNION .
Depot 10th and 1'lcrco sts.
1'aclllc Express iV ) am 8:20 : pm
Denver Express f.:20pmlO:5. : : ' . atn
Local Expiess. 11:00am : 5:05 : pui
Except Sunday.
11. A M. It. It It
Depot 10th and 1'ucliic sts.
Mail and Express 5:45 : pm 10:00 : run
Night Express 10:00 : am 7:45 : pm
C. H. & Q. It It
Depot lOih and l'a"lilcsts.
Mall and Express ' 0:20 : am 0:00 : pm
Chicago Express 7:0jpm : b:40 : urn
K. C. St. J. A C. H.
Depot 10th and I'nclncst
Mall 7:0' : . pm . * : IO am
Express 7:00nm : 8:50 : pm
C. St. 1' . M. & O.
DepotlSthand Wi-bstorst.
Sioux City Express 4:45pm : 8:15 : am ]
Bancroft Express 10:10 : am * i:45 : pm
lilulr Passenger 7:40 : pui 5:35 : pill
Except Sunday
M1SSOU 111 PACIFIC.
Depot 15th and Websterti.
Day Ex in ess n.25 am ll:10 am
Night Express ! iM : > lun 9:10 : pm
Lincoln Express 11:10 : am 0:10 : pui
DUMMY TRAINS.
Itunnlnir between Conucll Bluffs and South
Omaha. In addition to the stations men
tioned , trains stop nt Twentieth and Twouty-
fourtli street * ) , and nt Summit , In Omaha.
Westward ,
If you wtak the best acoommodation. All ticket
airentl sen tickets via this lino.
H. HOOHITT * F. WIIBON ,
UenL ManacOT. , nenl. Paei'r Agent
Chicago , I1L
W. M. BABOOOK. L. B BOLLBfl ,
Western Agent. City Pass'r Agent.
Omaha , Nebraska ,
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee &SI. . Paul By
Tlie Best Route frnm Omaha ami
Council Bluff * foj
THE E-A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and
Council Bluils
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarKapids
Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesvillc ,
Beloit , L Winona , La Crosre ,
And all other Important points East , Nortlicuet
and Soutncast ,
For through tickets call on the ticket npont
at U01 Farnum st , In Paxton hotel , or ut Union
Pacflto depot.
Pullman Sleepers and the finest Dining Cars
In the world are run on the main line of the
Chicago , llllwaukcu & Bt , Paul Idtllwuy and ev
ery attention h pnld to passengers by courte
ous employees ! of the company.
It. Un.i.ru. Ucnornl Manager.
J. K. TUCKKH. Assistant Oenrral Manager.
A. V. 1C. CAitreMTER , Ueneral Pasnongur ami
Ticket Agent.
QEO. K. IlcArronn , Assistant General Passen
ger and Ticket Agent.
J. T.CUAKK , General Superintendent ,
toaJja Jotters' Directory
Agricultural Imp/jntcnti ,
WboUitl lH l rln
Agricultural Implements ,
CrrrUiei nuJ lUiggli'K. Jcnci itttot , belwcun VUl
_ Hid IDthiOnnliHi I < * 1 ; _ _ _
LININGER TU iTsTtXTLT' co. ,
Acrricnltttrnl Implements ,
, Hlc.Vhol < lf . Oin h .
Wliolosnla Dc.ilcrt In
Aprrli'tilumil Implements ,
nni ) nuKKln. 101 , UU , ' . ' itml IU7 , Jones Ft
Artists' Material.
A. uosrK , .nt. ,
Artists' Materials , I'ianos nml Organs ,
UI3 DouitlM Stri-eU Omnlm. _
Builders' Hardware anil Scales.
BnilduTa'Hanlwnrc&SfiiloItt'puirShop
Mechanics' Tools and ItnlTalo Sole * . Uli Douglas tt ,
. Oti hs , .Npb.
Boots and Shoes.
? r. v. MORSE ctTcor
Jobbers of Hoots and Shops.
1111 Ftrnftiu ft , Uninhit , Nob. Miuufftctorj , Humniar
urccl. lloMim.
Z. T.'L tNDSEY teTco .
Wholesale Rubber UooU ami Shoos
Hulilior mid Olli-il Clothing HIM Kc'lt Hoots
and HhoBB. Bouthuast Corner Uth and Douglas.
Beer ,
STORX .0 ILER ,
Lacker Hcor Hrowors ,
1.S31 North 1'tn Plrcot , Omaha , Nob.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS HELLER ,
Butchers' Tools and Supplies ,
lautigo CMlngi of nil klndi nlwsjila stock , nil
Jone et..Oiuiih
Coffee , Spiee $ , Etc.
Omaha Coirto and Spice MillH.
Tea . Cofl > o , Pplce , lluklni : Powder. Kl iTOrlnz ! ! *
tracta , Iun5ir Illue , Ink , Ktc. 1411-16 Ilarper
Btri'ct , Oninhi , Nab.
Cornier.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epenctcr , 1'rop.
Uanafnetunr of O \nnltml l Iron nl Cornlco. 99
Doilgo and 103 and 10iN , lOtli rt , Onmlu , Neb.
RUEMP1NG tP BOLTE ,
UuDuftcturcri of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dcrm r WLndowi , Kln l .Metallc Skylight , etc. J10B.
Ut'i tt. , unmbft.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
AlTanttxl Iron Cornice * , etc. Bnpct'fllmprnred P fr
ent MctallcSkyllgUt. tOi and 610 8.12th n.niah ) .
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
Jobbers of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Clotln , Briers ,
I.lnoleumi , Mattings , Etc. lilt Done' " ! street.
Crockery and Notions.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for the Manufacture and Importer ) of
Crockery , itlnssware ,
Lompi , Chimney ! , etc. Office , 117 South Uth it.
( Jiiiaba , Neb.
CLOTHING
M. ELGUJTER'S
Mammoth Clothing : House ,
Cor icr Knriinm nncl Tenth Street * , Omnhil , .Vcb.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Batter , KgKnnd Produce. Cimilgi.memi tollcltad.
lienlquurlert for Btnnewari ) , Kerry Hon- > and
Urape naiken. Hit Doiliomrei't. umaliq.
RID DELL a > It lit DULL ,
Storage anil Commission Merchant- * ,
fpeclultle" Butter. Kifisi. Clic-oc , I'o iltrj , Game ,
Graters , etc. , etc. 112 S. Hlh St.
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
FralU , Produce and ProTliloni. Omaha. Neb.
A CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Fonltrr , Butter , Oamo , Krulti , etc. 221) ) 8. 14th it
Omaha. Net ) ,
Coal aiuf Li mi.
Uxo. r. i/Aiiiuii. Prei. C. F. ClonnxAif , V. Piea.
J. A. SUKDtBI.AND , Buc. and Treat.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
203 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Nob.
j./ . JOHNSON < u co. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime.
And ghlppere of Coal and Coke , Cement , Planter ,
Umo , lialr , Fire nrlck , Dr.iln. Tile anil Senerl'lpo.
( imee , 1'nlton IIot l. Farnmn it. , Omnba , Nvb.
Telcnbnno Ml.
Confectionery.
F , P. FAT CO. ,
Manufacturing Confectioners ,
Jobben of Frulti.NutB and Clgati. Ull Kariiam Bt ,
Omabn.
Cigart and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER cC CO. ,
Jobbers of Clears , Tobacco ,
Oana and Ammunition , Hi to 223 B. llth it. , 1QU to
1U2I rarnaiait.OmitiaNeb.
WEST A FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Ciarars ,
And Wboleialo Dealers In IiCaf Tobnccoi , Noi. 108
andllON.-Ulh itrteUOmab * .
Dry Goods ,
! M. E. SMITH & CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing1 Goods A Notions
1102 and 1104 Duanlaa , cor. llth St. , Omaha , Nub.
Distillers.
blitifliri of I.lquon. Alcohol and Splrlti. Importan
and Jobberof Wlnciaox l.lquon.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERS
CO. and ILElt C CO. ,
Importer ! and Jobbere of Fine Wlnei ami Manor * .
BolemanufneturiTiof Kennedr'ii Ka t India lilt-
Uri onU Douicillc Llqunra. 1112 llnrnnir HU
Furniture.
DEWEY C STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
furiiam tt. . Umaha , Neb.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture , Ileddintr , Upholstery ,
Mlrrori , etc. 1208.1308 and 1210 Karnaro it. , Omaba.
' a
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER cC CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
No : , TOJ.TOT.TOUandTU B. lOtli bt.Omalm , Neb.
McCORD , ll.ltADY , LS CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
ltn and I/earnworth ill , Omabit.
Hardware.
LEE , JvffED < e CO. ,
Jobbers of Hnnhvuro and Nails ,
aware , Sheet Iron , Ec. ! AccnK forllcrj ia !
and Miami Pn > .1erCii..Omitli .Ni-L , .
W. J. JUIOATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring ! , Wagon Ftock , Ilardware Lumber , etc. 13 *
and 1211 Hirnef it. , Omaha.
EDNEY C GIIiJtON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wacon and Carriage Wood Stock. Heavy Hardware ,
Kte , U17 and Ufa l. avenwurtli it. , OroabK , Neb.
'MILTON nooERinrsoNS ,
Stoves , Range * , Furnaces , Tiles ,
Mafltln.Urate * , aratiCoodi. mi ud U23 Kami
*
Omalia Jokers' ' Directory ;
Iron Works.
0 VIERLIXQ
Iron Works ,
Wroiicbt nnd Out Iron UiilMInc Work , Iron Pldlrw
Ilnlllni : . llonnin nml ClrOcri.Strnm Rnnltim , llrnne
\Yoik , Utncrnl flToumlrr , .Mrchluo n < l llincturaUli
Wntr. onicuam > V\uti. U. 1' . Mr.nml lUhmien.
'
/ / . If. SAM \HH ,
Mimnfncttirliifr Itoiiler in Smoke Stactot
lltltrtiliiuf , T.inkMiiul Ooni ) A ! Holler 1
loll Doiu'liK Urcct.Onmn * .
r. II. MrMA.Vfi. ( ' , pi
OMAHA WIRE , r IRON WORKS *
Mnn irnrtnr 'r < nf
Ire nnd Iron Hnillnirsi , Desk Rail i
\Vlmlnw CuTnl . flpiror Hlnnil" . Wire Hluni. Ba
I.1N. liilh. OnlOMliT mitll promptly ntlcnJmlto. .
Lumber.
OMAHA f DUMBER CO. ,
llealo' . AltKluJoof
tfuiltlini ? Mivtoriiil at J
Htli Street and Union I'ncltlc Truck ,
LOl'IS UHADVOltT
Dealer in Lniulior. Lntli , Lime , Snsli *
lour , lite. Ynrtli Corner Ttli iul Duuiilmi Cornet
nthnnil DoiKln * .
CJIJCAG UTLUMHER CO. , *
Wholesale Lumber , I
8IIS. llth itrect.Oiualm , Neb , ( .Colprticr ,
V. N. D1ETZ ,
Lumbar.
_ 13th und Cnllfortiln eilrncto , Onmti , hfob.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Dnra bcr , Litno , Cement , Etc. , Kto.
Cor.t'th n < 1 DoniiUa ! Oninhii. No1) .
.UOAGLAND.
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER C0.t
To Dealers Only.
Office , UW F.nnmm ctrt-etOnmli .
CffAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
WoodCirpcti nnd 1'nrqnpt Flooring. 8lh nd DouulU
UinatiA.
"
JOHN A. WAKEMELD ,
Wliolcanlo Lumber , Etc.
Imported and Amcrlcnn l'ortl iul Cement. Plxtf
( nt forMllwiuikcc IlTdrntillc t'oaicul aud licit
( . 'ulnrr UbltoJ.lmo.
Life Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Umlted. John F. Boyd , Bapcrlntordtnt ,
Lire Stock Commission.
M. JiUJIKE O5 SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
. . fleo. Iturko , Manager
Union Stock Ynrdn , 8. Omnlis. ' 1'oltphono M7.
SAVAGE , C GREEN ,
Llvo Stock Coiiiiniasion Merchants ,
i of an/ and all kltuli of Stock eollolUd.
Union Stock Yardi.Onmtia , Neb.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OBERFELDER .0 CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
1213 and 1215 Ilnrncy SI. eet , Omaha , Neb.
Notions.
\Vliolvnle renters In
Notions nnd Furnishing Goods ,
40-1 nnd 40S 8. Tenth Bt. , Omaha.
Overalls.
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COMPANY , j
Manufacturers of Overalls , '
leant Fault , Shirts , Etc. 110 ! and 1104 Doiijlni Street
Umaba.Neb.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
7arrra nlcoKtorkof rrhilltv , Wriimiinit and Writ * .
Hill paper , hpcclnl uttemlnn KlM-n to car load oe ,
oniern , which nil ) tj , ilili > | iol dlroct from inllln. All
utilcri will iccolvc personal ut.cntlnn. Weiiuan
anteo oo I goods and low prlcos. 1114 nnd lllli
Printing. '
COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Makers ,
And IlooK Binders. 1ft ! and lOfl SoutU FourUtonth
( tract. Omaha , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishem
Ocalen In TTPO , Prenn.and Printers' Huppllaa. (09
Bouth Twnlfth Street.
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Pumps.
BROWNELL C CO. ,
Manufacturorn Hnd Dealers In
Boilers A ( ieneral Marhinorv
Blieot Iron work , Hleam 1'unipi.Sair-tills , Acmej
BhafUnit , Oodge Wood plU l'ullfl/i , Ueltlnf
Jkleowtitoni , ersiieri.andbaletlei.
Tonworttist. Omiilia
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
'Wholesale Pumps , Fijic , Fittings ,
Bteamand Wnter SuuplUt. llcadqimilcra tir Ma
KoostCo'n Cioo-l . 11111'arnnm it.muha. Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE nn < l PUMP
COMPANY.
Dnlladnr Wind Mllii ; rteam tint Wnter fliipplloa >
PlurablnK Uo ili. Bcltlns. Iloin. Hill und WO torn -
n m it. , Uunhu. H. K. t'oluui , UauiiKor.
Telephone Nu. 210.
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A. L. STRANG CO. ,
FumpH , Pipes and Engiuea.
tsam , Water , Rallwnr and Uillluu BuprlKc. Et *
MO , UB pdlM Kurniiu It. . Oaati * . Neb. _
Safes , Etc.
P. BOYER JCO. ,
Agents for Hall'H Safe & Lock Co.a' *
fire and llurR'ar Froof Snfoi. Time Ixickn , Vaults
land J ll Worn. IBM Kunrnrn troet Omaha. N b. _
O. ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Mnnufocturen of Fire ncl Darijlir Proof Bafci , Vault
Uoon , \Tcrk.HhutierB and Wlro Work. Cor.
14th and Jackion hU. , Umaha , N D ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROW < C CO. ,
Wholesale Manufactunre of
Sasli , Doora , Kliiids and llonldlnfifS
llrnneh oSlc ,12Ui and UarJ Ml.OxshaNe ! > .
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould'jiiri.Ftalr ' Work and Interior Hnrd Wood KtnUfc
Ju t oiientU. N' . E tor. 8th and LeuTcnnortaHU.
Omulia , Nuk.
KLEIN HOUSE
Johnstown , Neb ,
The be t accommodations for travelers.
The best hotel in town.
F. G. FRITZ , Proprietor.
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Lincoln , Neb.
Thn licft known a iul inutt poiiular liotrl In
e sltto. I.ncntlono cntralcippoliitincnla flisf
clnaa. llcaclqunrtoiR for conunorcliil men ana
all political uad publio ( rntlierlntri. >
K. P. ItUUUEN , Proprietor
cchool , County and City
Wo will pay hirhe ! t price for sarao.
S A.H.ivd . : IjO-A-iTS
Mitdu at luwfst late . Corrviipoiiileiico Milicltoil.
STULL BROS. ,
LINCOLN , NKU.
