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OMAHA DAILY BEE : -TUESDAY , JtTNE 21. 1887.
T11E SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat Opens the New Week Both Dull
and Lower.
OPERATORS STILL NERVOUS.
Corn Weak nt n Ijownr ItntiRC of
1'rlcoH Ontn Moderately Actlro
Viulcr linrxc ( JfTerliiKs Slnr-
kct QuolatlonM.
CHICAGO iMinnucn MAUKIOT.
CIIICAOO , June 20. [ Special Ti'lc rnin to
tlio HII : : . | Tliu wheat market was very dull
to-day , anil prices averaged lower. Trade lit
Dtlll nervous from tin ; Directs of tlio panic , and
tli'TU la as yet small disposition among oper
ators to branch out. Tlio sudden burst of
activity In cash wheat observable Immedi
ately nftcr tlio collapse has Riven place to a
ijiileter Icellnp , though considerable IsbeltiK
done , and the advance In ocean freUht has
tended to check new business to a limited
decree , liut enough \\licat will leave Chicago
cage to enable the now crowded elevators to
handleirraln that Is received lioic , and In a
short period everything will bo runnlnc
smoothly in the accustomed channel. The
nvcra o declinu In prices In this market up to
1 o'clock was l O'Jo. The best prlceu were
obtainable at or soon after theopcnlnir , when
Juno was quoted at Tl c , July at T r u ,
Anirnst ntJJ ' , September at 7G > ; c and De
cember at bOXc. There was only a limited
demand , and as the olferliigs were liberal ,
tlio market steadily settled. A Rood deal of
property held since tlio reaction for a more
lavorablo market came out , and the bears
were operating with considerable nerve.
The market having no sulid snppoit ,
pave away , and the lower price ? cot
tlio weaker the situation looked. The
factor of tlio jrreatest weakness was an
apparently well grounded report that carriers
were selling out their wheat , the banks
evincing a disposition to call their loans.
The bulk of olfurniKs of Juno nnd July \\eie
irenerally bupposed to be for the account of
the carriers and banks , but as inquiry was
limited It was not found possible to dispose )
of very heavy lines on the decline. Tlio
local stocks decic.ised durlni ; the week about
three quarters of a million bushels , hclni :
now nearly 17XXJOU ( ) ( bushels , and tlio bears
are operating on the theory that these stocks
will prove an Influential menace to the mar
ket until they are worked down to a smaller
aKKrruato. The outside markets arc weak
and lower In sympathy with Chicago , nnd
cables quote the loielgn markets as inactive.
From tlio lipires above nlveti , tlm decline
was only cheeked by occasional mild lallies ,
und the 1 o'clock riuijic was close to the bottom
tom quotations , being 70 } ic for June. Tic for
.Inly. 73j c tor AtiKiist , and 74c
tor IJcptenibcr. The depreciation was greater
in September than any other month , beinir u
lull iic. The market was not strong at any
lime.
Reports of rain In the west , " 121 points In
Iowa , " and lower prices for wheat , hail u
weakening effect on corn to-day , and during
the rcKtdar session there was a drop of
% @ % c. In all lutiues. A falrlv tcood trade
was witnessed and In early dealings theio
was quite nee selling of Sojitemberand Octo
ber on country orders.
Oats wore only moderately active and the
speculative otlerlnes were laigcly Increased
owing to the change In the weather condi
tions. Prices were weak and lower , Juno
and July oats showing a lni'ak of Kc , and
August and September of > .fc. At 1 o'clock
,111110 WAR ( juotcd at ! \'c-Julv and Soptom-
bt-r at iilXc , and Aujriibt at U5 > c.
Provision tiades opened weak In a slow
manner. The number present In the pit was
quite ) large , but there was little or no dispost-
to do anything , and n qulot fool-
ins held full possession. The day's
business , In fact , barely reached moderate
volume , and barring a strong undertone the
market was practically featureless , hard
averaged and closed a trifle under Saturday's
prices , but In short ribs them was no change.
1'ork was held steady nt sQ'-'J.OO ! for cash and
Juno. Holders of the iiroduct were Inclined
to take a strong view of tlio .situation nnd
were In no wl.se disheartened over thu lim
ited character of trading.
AITKUNOON JKSSION. The wheat
market gave way on the late board
and sold down to a lower level than
has yet been reached , again breaking the rec
ord of twonty-livfl yeais. Theie seemed to
bo no cause lor the break beyond the gener
ally accepted theorj that thn oanks were
calling their wheat loans , thus throwing n
great load of cash property on a weak and
leltictant tnarket. The shorts were the prin
cipal buyers on the nfteruoon board. Tlieio
was no special excitement. Wheat was de
moralized ; June sold from B.IC to UbXc , clos
ing at OSUc ; July sold early at
71c , fell to 70'tfc ' , closing at 70Vc ; August
onencd at WJic , fell to 75 @t2/c , closing at
7v5Jc ; September fell from 74xc to74c ,
closing at 74'iC. Corn was weaker ; Juno
closed about : t5Jf@5Kc : ! , July Sfl'fc bid. Au
gust 88 , 0 bid , September : iUVu bid. Oats
were easier ; June about - " > , ' < c. July - " > Xc hid ,
August SfiXc asked. 1'ork was quoted nt
82iOO for cash or June , with no tradlnr.
l.ard declined 2Xc nnd closed nt Sd.'JS for
.ttitio and July. 80.37M for August , SH.47W for
September. Short ribs ruled cnsler. Juno
nnd July closing nt ST.IMSff.itt'rfc ' , August at
g7.4iKc , and September at 87.5'4 .
CHICAGO IJVK STOCK.
CIIICAOO , Juno CO. [ Special Telegram
to the Uii.J : : CATTLE Texans were about
the only stock Belling , and such sold n shade
stronger than last week. Dressed beef op
erators have meat on hand sufllcient to last
n week. Every market Is full , and even chill
room Is also full. If there were no cattle for
.market these days there would not bo a
scarcity of beef. During the last week the
very best native steers , averaging 1,500 Ibs
and upwards , sold at from S4.40 to S4.00 ;
good nnd useful at 84.00@4.'J5 , and fair to
good grassy and part grassy steers at
* 3.25@3.t > 7 > { , the latter good enough for
the dressed beef trade. Shipping steers , 1350
to 1500 Ibs , J1.00@4.y > ; stocknrs nnd feeders ,
| l. K < $3.20 ; cows , bulls and mixed , Sl.50@v.'u. :
HOGS There Is very little difference now
between light and mixed , botli selling around
about 85.00(35.05 ; heavy nnd fancy butcher
weights , S5.07KC45.10 ; Yorkers , 5.00 < 3r > .o.- .
A few lots of coarse and common light sold
at 84.00 , but good sorts were worth Jl.oo.
1,1 VK STOCK.
Chicago. Juno SO. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cattle Kecelpts. 0.000 ; market rather ( lull :
uhluplng steers , SU.5K34.55 ( : stockers nnd
leederm 81.GOXg3.0 ! ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
Jl.MXa'J.W ; Texas cattle , S1.50R3.75. (
Hoes Receipts , 19.000 ; steady ; rough and
mixed , 54.ao < 55.05 ; packing and slupulng ,
4.WC < 5.10j light , 4.85(25.05 ( ; skips , SiSOftS
4.GO.
4.GO.ShecD Hecolpts. 5,000 ; hhlpment , none ;
natives , 83.OOJi4.60 ; western , 3.00 ( 4.20 ;
Texnns , > 2.75 ( < (3.bO ; lambs , 11.5033,40.
NatioiiKl Htock Yard * . K t St ,
lioula. 111. , Juno SO. Cattle Kecelpts ,
' . ' ,600 ; shipments , none ; steady ; choice heavy
native steers , 14.40 ( 4.00 ; fair to good ship
ping steers , S4.00 4.40 ; butchers' steers ,
fair to choice , | 3.bO$4.25 ( ; feeders fair to
good , * 3.'Jt'ai.OO ' : stockers , common grass to
good corn-led. S'ilO ( < H. & >
Hogs Hoceipts , 1.000 ; shipments , none ;
active and firm : choice heavy and butch
ers' selections , ? 5.00@5.15 ; parking ami York
ers , medium to choice. 94. 5(35.00 ( ; pigs , com
mon to good , S4.SOa4.K ) .
KknsM City. June 30. Cattle Kecelpts ,
l,90o ; shipments , none ; strong and 5 < yiOc
hluher for shipping ; common to choice ,
} 3.50(44.25 : stockers , SiOOCcttOO ; feeding
eteen , 83.10@3.40 ; cows , SU.ooai3.a5.
ItoEB Kccelpts , 6,000 ; shipments , none ;
Mrong and 5o higher ; common to choice ,
4.45a .l > 5 ; skips and pigs , 83.00Q4.40.
FINANCIAL.
NEW yonKJuno20. fSpoclal Telecramto
the llr.K.J STOCKS The stock market
was dull and disappointing. The news was
all bullish and operators inclined to work on
that side for a turn. London was a fall
buyer , and the fact that foreigners continue
to absorb moderate amounts of new Issues ol
bonus was regarded as a good indication ol
how they felt regarding American security.
The recent panic In wheat prevented west
ern speculators from trading In stocks wltti
their accustomed freedom , and New Yorkers
kave to look to other quarters for their busl-
ness until things are adjusted , which will Jbo
In n short time. The bulk of business Is con
fined to professionals , who appear to be trad *
Ing In nb < ) ut twelve- stocks , and keep the
market narrow. The favorites were l.ako
Shore and Heading , and both advanced K
per cent , the former on reports of Increased
earnings for June and the latter on the be
lief that the dllllcultles in the way of the re-
or anl/ntlon plan will be removed. 1'acllic
Mall advanced a ( per cent , for which It has
been noted , and jnmned two points , but re
ceded : i points with the same agility. The
rest of the list was kteady to firm , but with
out new or Important features. The market
cased elf fractionally durlnc tlio last hour.
As money was up to 7 per cent there was no
particular pietsuru to sell exccut by weak
holders , who usually drop out when the
rate for money Is bid up. The total sales wcru
-.barer.
.v.MKNTS Government bonds were
dull but steady.
YKSI'KlinAV'S QUOTATIONS.
t' . S. 4's coupon l'.n < | U. As N. W 121M
U. S. WSCOIIP. . 10 ! ) f ' < h > preferred..l.V ) ' . ?
1'acllici'sof 'II.-I..IIBIU'N. V. C tl'J'.C '
Canada South' ! ! . . ( O O. K. & M K IJ
Oential I'aclllu. . 40 O. T. 31JJ (
Chicago * A Hon. US I'.iclilcMall raw
do preferred. . . . I' . , I ) . A K 87 ?
C. , H. it 0 14.1X Pullman Pnl.Car.l.Vl
! ) . , L. & W. . . lt\ ! ' Heading t'i
1) itlt.O KO Kock Island l.'KI
Kim : iU > { St. L. its. K. . . . 415f
do preferred. . . . 713lo preferred. . . . N/ ) }
Illinois Central. . 1'iJ .0. , M. &St. P. . . . ! , ' <
I. , II. , t W ! SJ I do preferred..liMJf
K. it T : WH St. P. & O ! , ' <
Lake Shore US' ; do preferred. . 110K
L. it X f,7 .Texas . Pacllic. . . . : > %
Michigan Ccnt'l. . Vi 'Union ' Pacific. . . . fJO"tf
Mo. Pacllic 107K W. . St LitP. . . . SO
No. Pnrlfic : ' / do preferred. . JHU
dopiufurrcd. . . . CO > $ * W. U. TclvuraphTO
* Ex tllvldend.
MoNr.v ox CAM. Easy at 4(37 ( per cent
closed olTurcit at 5 per cent.
I'ttiMB MEHCANrii.i : PAPEII 5(3 ( < J per
cent. .
STKIIMKG EXCHANGE Dull and steady
at Sl.wf ; for sixty day bills , and 81. 4 f lor
doinand.
1'llODUCK MAIIKKTS.
Chicago , .luiio UO Kollowln < quota
tions aiHtlie iiiiuclosintr : flKures :
riour Steady and nnchancod.
Wheat Quiet nnd weaker ; opened Vc below -
low Saturday and closed IKti'J. ' c lower than
Saturday ; cash , GSJic ; July , Pi0/'b'c ' ; August ,
Corn dull , comparatively quiet , nnd clos
ing Incgular ; cabh , iJCc ; July , : iG fc ; August ,
Oats Dull and weak ; cash , 25't'c ; July ,
i5 ! < c ; Aimiist , ! i > )4e. )
Kyo-5ac.
llnrley fi'Jc.
Tlmotliy Seed-Primp. S2.15.
Whiskv-81.10.
Pork Unchanged ; dull and nominal.
Lard Moderately active : averaged lower ;
cash , 0' > JK : Jnly.SO.'Jj ; August. S < i.37 } < .
Uulk Meats Shoulders. S.Xiri.70 ( ) ( ; snort
clear , $7.7Ui ( 7.75 ; short ribs , 87.no.
Uutter Steady ; creamery , 14@18c ; dairy ,
12c ( 10c
Cheese Quiet ; full cream chcil-
dors , 7J ( < 79/i ; ; joung Americas ,
llat * . 7Kv 7Jic ; skims , 3@3c.
KggsVtak and lower at
Hldes-Unchangedheavy ; green salted 7ifc ;
light do , 7Jf ( < iSc : ; salted bull hides , Cc ; green
salted calfbo ; diy Hint , lCC 413c ; dry calf ,
13 ( < il4c ; deacons , 40ceach ; dry salted , We. .
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 country ,
No. 2,2 c ; cake , SKf-WJfc.
Kocelnts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 14.009 . 2JOCO
Wheat , bu 28 , ( XXJ 5SM5.000
Corn , bu M5.000 389,000
Oats , bu 110,000 53,000
Kye , bu 1.000
Uarloy. hu -WXX ) 1,000
Visible supply of grain for last week Is as
follows : Whe.U , 41,218,000 bushels ; corn , 11-
771,000 ; oats , 3.013.000 ; rye , 2-15,008 ; barley ,
14H.OOO.
Now Vurtc. Juno 20. Wheat Kecelpts ,
SiO.OOO ; exports , INI.OOO ; spot l ( ) lKc lower ;
options variable and irregular ; June ad
vanced 2J c early , but later fell back 2 > c ,
closing with i > recovery of lc ; other months
l > tf ( < V-Jie ! lower , the latter on July , closing
heavy at nearly bottom rates ; ungraded
red. MtfOiSlKo ; No. 1 red , U5c ; No. B red ,
VOQt'M c to arrive ; ! > lc elevator ; WXji'JOJ/c tree
on board to arrive : July closing at b5 c.
Corn Spot steady ; options lower on de
liveries attor July ; receipts , 20,000 ; exports ,
42,000 ; ungraded , 47ISc < : No. 2 , 4C ! < ; ( a47o.
eliwator ; 47J W475iu delivered ; JulycloMng
Oats Lower ; receipts , 124.000 ; exports , 500 ;
mixed western , 83@3.5c ; white , 37@40 | c.
Petroleum Steady ; United , fi-'lVc.
RKS--Quiet ; western , 15K@lc.
Pork Dull and heavy.
Lard Lower ; western steam , spot , G.67 > ,
closing at S'i.05. '
Butter Quiet and weak ; western , 10Q18c ;
western creamery , 15lS ( } c.
Cheese Dull and depressed.
Now Orleans , Juno 20. Corn Firmer ;
not quotably higher ; mixed , 4Uc ; jellow ,
Sic : whit.- . , f,4@55S.
Oats Eahier nt SCc.
Cornmeal Quiet at 3.30.
HOK Pioducts Dull and drooping. Pork
sift.no. Lard-Easlor ; Sf > .r > 0
Hulk Meats Shoulders , iC.OO ; Ions clear
and clear rib. S7.73.
Minneapolis , Juno 20. Wheat Quiet
nnd steady ; No. 1 hard , cash and July ,
T.'e ; AuKtist , 73Xc ; No. 1 northern , casli
nnd July , 70J-fc ; No. " northern , cash nntl
July. GUc , on track ; No. 1 hard , TJ @ 73c ;
No. 1 nortliurn , 71Jic ; No. ti nortliein , GU@
Flour Patents , 5J.SS .a1) ; bakers' , S3.i5 :
@a.45.
Kecelpts Wheat , 80,000 bu. ; Hour , 500
bbls.
Shipments Wheat , 31,000 bu ; Hour , 10,000
bbls.
bbls.Wheat
Wheat In store At Minneapolis , 538,007
bu. ; nt St. Paul , 450,000 bu.
Cincinnati , Juno 20. Wheat Active
and stronger ; No. U red , Ml ) < ( $81c.
Corn Dull and heavy ; No. 'J mixed , HOc.
Oats-Easy ; No. 2. " '
Kye-Dull'No. ; S , ( . . . .
Provisions-Pork in talr demand at 515.00
lard steady at 80.20.
Whisky-Steady at 81.05.
St. Louis. Juno 80. Wheat-Weak nnd
lower ; cash , 76@7SKc ; July , TWc.
Corn Higher ; cash. 34J c ; July , 35c.
Oats-Firmer : cash , 27o ; July , ! MVc.
Pork Dull and irregular ; new , 815.00.
Lard-Dull ; SO. 10.
Whlsky-81.05.
Uutttfr Steady and firm ; creamery , 15(5 (
18e ; dairy , 10@l5c.
Afternoon board Wheat , lower ; July
TO c : August. 73K@7i < tCorn , very nerv
ous ; August , 3 : > J < c ; September , SOJO c
Oats unchanged.
Kanaaa City. June 20. Wheat Steady
No. U red , cash , OGc bid , 67 asked.
Corn-Stronger ; No. a , cash , SOcc bid , 30 >
asked.
Oats No quotations.
OMAHA LIVE hTOCK.
Monday , June SO.
Catllp.
The receipts of cattle were Unlit nnd the
market was dull und slow. There Is very
little change In the market slncu Saturday ,
prices ranging about the same.
flog * .
The receipts of hogs were liberal for the
first day of the week. In addition to tlio
fresh receipt ! ) there were 00 loads ot stale
hogs , making a total of about 4,300 offered on
the market Tbe opening was very blow and
dragging. The buyers were not very well
repiescnted on the market and those that
were on the market were not very anxious
about buying. However , nil but nine loads
were sold before the market closed. The
prices ranged about the same as the later
sales on Saturday nnd the uiaiket might bo
called about steady with the general market
on Saturday. There was a better feeling on
the market at the close as n llt-ht run Is tin-
tlclpated for to-morrow , both here and In
Chicago.
Sheep.
There were none In , and no fresh receipts ,
llcoolpu. .
Cattle & 00
llogs. ' _ iL 8'100
FrovallliiK Prices.
ShowlDK the prevailing prices paid for IIva
stockon this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . . . 14.00 1.15
Choice steers , 1100 to 1S5U Ibs. . . ayCKM.00
Fat little steers 900 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75&3.00
Extra choice cows and heifers. . . .
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . .
Common to medium cows- 2.
Uood to choice bulls
Light and medium hoc * , .
flood to cliolco heavy hogs
Uood to choice mixed hogs 4.COW4.70
Iteprenctit.itivo rtnlo * .
BTKE1I9 NATIVE AND WKS.TKIIX.
Ijivo Stock Sold.
Showing the iiiinibcr of head of stock sold
on the market to-day
CATTI.K.
O. II. llnmmonil .t Co Ill
Lnhtnan Acltotlichlld 100
Shlpners CU
Locitl
Total . 2'Jl
Clarke Hrtfi . KS1
Anplo-Aini-iIcnn Packing Co . 8501
Squires it Co . : t5'l
U. II. Hammond & Co . 470
Totnl . IUUO
Unsold . < > } 0
Stiipincnts.
Showing the number of c.ittlc. lie s nnd
sheep shipped from tlio yards duilUtftliuUay.
CAT-II.K.
No. c.\rs. 1U. Dost.
17 . Mil . Chicago
linos.
11 . It. I . lollet
b . N.V . Cliicngo
siirni1.
0 . K. 1 . Chicago
All sales of stock in tins market are made
per ewt. llvo vveUlit uiilms otherwise stated ,
Dead ho ssollat Kc per Ib. lor all woUliH.
"Skins , " or 11043 weUtilnt : less thin 10J Itn ,
no value. I'ro nunt sows are doclteJ 43 lOj.
SQltis. bythuDiiullo Impuotor.
Ijlvc Stock Note *
A slow market.
Hogs nenily all sold.
Tlueo loads ot line lleiford cattle were re
ceived from Michigan.
] ' . J. Files , Cedar UapHls , had three loads
of IIOKS on the market.
J. H. Dcnman , Alda , was licro and sold
four loads of 1,3. ! ! ) Ib. cattle at SI.OO.
II. lliitchlnsnn. Itcpublicnn City , came in
.vltli two loads of hoi s which sold In the
narket.
Sir. ( Jalnes , of McKincy & Caincs , Co/aril ,
vas in und sold two loads ot hogs on the
mrket.
Hake & Brass , of North Loup , had In
wulvo cars of stock. Three of liouh and nine
t cattle.
Mike Kyne , St. Micheal , was In and sold
Ix loads of cattle. 'M huad averaged l,0oi : lus.
, nd broneht 53.70.
J. 15. Dunn , Arapahoe , a new shipper to
Ills mirkctas In with two loads ol hogs
iVhich sold In the market.
11 , H. Chapman , Wood Hiver , was in and
marketed a land ot cuttle and a load of hogs.
'J head of 1,181 Ib. steers brought S.'t.ltt.
James Danloy , Ashland , marketed ttirco
onils ot hog- ' . One load of very line IMS Ib.
ogs sold at S4.b . the top of the market.
Tlieodoie Van lloven , of Van llovon &
Co. commission merchants , of tlio Sioux City
stock y aids , \ \ as among tlio visitors nt the
rards.
Fri'd Chlttcnden. formerly in the commis
sion business at Chicago witli A. 1'iatt & Co. ,
is here looking over the ground nnd will
jpen a commission otllce hero under Ilio linn
name of Foley iV Crlttendcn. Air. Koley is a
well-known stockman of Ulalr. They ex
pect to bo in operation within a week.
OMAHA WUOljUSALU : MAIUUOTS
General t'rodttcc.
Monday , Juno CO.
Tlic fallowing arc the jir/rcs / nt ulttih
omul lots nf iirotlncc tire o l In thin iiiur-
. , ct. The ( ; iofdois ( ( on frnltx und other
vamnuidltlc * ulitniicd In from u tllstttncc nrc
'he tirlCLS ut which outride on/era / arc Jlllcd :
Eoos The market Is strong and tlio re
ceipts , light , good stocK moving at 12@iic. :
Kncjs The receipts continue light nnd the
market Is stronger. The bulk ot tlio stock
is moving at MHfe'l c.
UuTTini The receipts are liberal nnd In
excebs of the local demand : creamery , in ©
17c ; dairy , choice , 10@li.'c ; dairy , good , W $
lOc1.
lOc1.CiinnsK. . Full cream Cheddars , single ,
Me ; full crentu Hats , wins , I4c ; Young
Americas , 14Kc ; fancy Swiss , Ibc ; Swiss ,
impoitcd , 2ocLlinburger , 15u ; brick , lS@10c.
ruuLTiiv The receipts nro fairly libuial.
Tlicro are n good many very small spring
chickens coming In which are slow h.xle :
chickens , old , 83.00i32j ( ; spring , large , Sii.&O
( Sf.OO ; ; spring , small , Sl.75 ( < c'J. ' j ; pigeons ,
75(31.00. (
1'orATOES. Stock of all kinds Is scarce.
Old potatoes are Kotng at $1.15@1.2ri , accord-
Inc to quality. New potatoes at SG.OO per
barrel ,
OIIANOKS Santa Ana Mediterranean
Sweets , per box , S4.00 ; 5 box lots , S1.75. !
LEMONS The hot weather of the past few
days has caused an Increased demand tor
lemons ; present low prices cannot possibly
last much longer ; fancy bar , per box , 96.00 ;
fancy , t' M ; fancy , a box lots. $5.00 ; choice ,
S4.50 ; choice , n box lots , per box , 84.00 ; talr
to good. 5(3.75@4.00 ( ; fair to coed , 5 box lots ,
3.&OQ3.75.
HANANAB , ETC. Port Llmon , per bunch ,
83.00@4.00 ; cocoanuts , per 100 , SO.MXVC7.00.
C > i.iFoitMA FHUITS California apricots ,
per box , 81.75 ; plums , per box , ijU.OO : peaches ,
per box , 33.00 : cherries , 81.75.
HKKIUKS , KTC. Strawberries arc about
played out Very little good shipping stock
Arriving. Itlack raspberries are plontltnl
nnd nice. Kcd raspberries very linn , but too
tender to stand long trips. Blackberries arc
arriving In very nice condition. Blueberries
have niso put In an nppearanco. Domestic
cherries are scarce and will command lilu-h
prices ; strawberries , per 10 qt case. S'J.SO ;
black raspberries , per 24 qt case S3.50i34.00 ;
red raspberries , per24pt case , 82.50 ; black
berries , per 24 qt case , JM.OOO i.OO ; blackber
ries , per 1 bu stand , S4.50@5.ou ; cherries , per
2 qt basket , 81.7JX32.00.
I'KACiiKB Per one-third bushel box , 81. 50
@ 1.75.
Arn.KS Apples are now hcclunlne to
come In. One-third bushes boxes will bo
quite plentiful within a few days. New ap
ples. per Xbu. box , Sl.00@l.t5 ! ; per bbl , 85.00 ,
VIXIETAIII.ES New potatoes , Cal. , per Ib ,
. , nerbbJ. , S3..Wil.oO ; now on
Ions , per bbl , S3.50 , per box , 81,50 ; cabbage ,
per crate , S4.00Q4.50 : tomatoes , per X hu ,
box. 81.85@1.40 : turnips , per bbl , 3.00 < g3.50
bents , per bbl. S3.00Vt3.50. (
WATKIIMKI.ONS There have bcBii several
cars In which met with ready sate at 825 per
hundred. Canteloupes are expected shortly.
PROVISIONS. Ham , I2c : breakfast bacon
rib , 10 ; bieakfast bacon , plain , lOKc ; drv
salt sides , fcHSW ; dried beef , reiriilar , 10C 4
11 ; dried beef , ham pieces , ISc ; lard , 50 Ib
banks , '
General MarketH.
VAIINISHES Harrels , per gallon. Furni
ture , extra , 81.10 ; furniture. No. 1 , 81.00 ;
coach , extra , SI.40 ; coach , No. 1 , 81.20 ; Da-
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70c ; asplmltum ,
extra , b5c ; shellac , § 3,50 ; hard oil finish ,
S1.50.
UKV PAINTS White lead , "c ; French zinc ,
I2c ; Paris whiting. 3Xc ; whltlne , gilders ,
2c ; whiting , coiu'l ' , IVc ; lampblack , Uer-
inanstown. 12c : lampblack , ordinary , be ;
Prubslun blue , 55c ; ultramarine , 18c ; Vandyke
brown , He ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw. 4c ;
sienna , burnt , 4c : slenoa , raw , 4c ; Paris
ere n , gnnuine , 25c ; PariH green , common ,
S3c ; chrome green , N. 5f.,20c ; Termllllon.
American , IHc ; Indian , Jra\v and burnt
umber , 1-lbcnns 12c ; raff and burnt s'cnnn
12c ; vandyVe brown. IHoj lutlned lamp
black , 12c ; coach black nnd Ivorv black 10" ;
drop Dlacu , Itic : nltraiiutlne black , l c ;
clirome green , L. , M. A I ) . , l(5cj ( blind nnd
shutter croon , 1. , M. AD. . , Kic ; Paris green ,
20c ; Indian red , I5c ; 'iiutlan rallH : : Tus
can , 22c ; American vcrmllllon , L. it D. , 20c :
yellow ochre , 2c ; L. M. A O. D. , l c ; need
ochre , ICc ; patent dr > er , K- ; graining color ,
lleht oak , daik oak , > Milnul , chestnut and
ash , 12o.
Dituns AXI > Ciir-MiCAi. " . Add carbolic ;
50c ; acid tartailcWe / ; luKiin copaiba , per Ib ,
fiOc ; bark sasafr.iss. per Ib , 10c ; calomel , per
"j , * 8o ; chlnchouldia , pefio25 ; ; chloroform ,
per Ib , 50c ; Dover's powders , per Ib , S1.25 ;
cpsom salH. per Ib , Wc' glycerine , pure , per
Ib , ! 0c ; lead , acelalt1. per Ib , 20c : oil , castor ,
No. 1. per gal , Sl.rt ) ; oil , castor. No. 2 , per
gal. 51.40 ; oil , olive , pur gal , S1.40 ; oil , orle-
ntinuni , 50c ; opium , 5 > 4.50 ; quinine , P. it W.
and K. A S. , per or , "Do ; | otosslutu , iodide ,
pel Ib. 3.25 ; sallcln. pur o40c ; sulphate
morphine , per ot , S3.25 ; sulphur , per Ib , 4c ;
Mrvclimne , pero81.11' .
PAI.MS i.v on. White lead. Omr.ha , P.P. ,
Cic : white lead , St. Louis , pure , 7c ; Mar
seilles , green , 1 Ib cans 10c ; French /.Inc ,
eieenseirt , 12o ; Flench.Inc. . led seal , lie ;
Krench zinc , In
zinc , 75
led
son
red lead , " 7kc ; c . . . . „ _
cliiouu1 yellow , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochelle , 2o :
ochre , French , lilfc ; ochie , American lc ) ;
Winter's mlucial , 2Xe : Lchlgli brown , 2Mc ;
Spanish blown.2 c : Prince's mineral , : ! c.
SHIUTS Cologne sjililts , IfcS pi oof , SI.10 ;
do 101 proof , SI. 12 ; spirlis. second qualley ,
101 proof. JM.10 ; do 1st proot.Sl.O'.i. Alcliolml.
IhS proof , S2.1S per wlnu iiallon. Uedist lied
whiskies. sl.iO@ ? ( ! . > . ( ilti , hlended Sl.fiOCiJ
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , S2.UO < ; fO.OU ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania lyes , S2.00i ( ? ' ! 60 ;
( lolilen Sheaf boinbou and lyu whittles ,
S1.5C.00. Hrantlle.s , Imported S5.OOtts.fiO ;
domestic. Sl.Ua.uO. : ) ( Jlns , imported , SI.50
( itO.OO ; ( lonichtlc , S1.2.V 3iO. ( Ciiamp.igno0 ,
imported , PIT ease , yj8.00@33.00 ; Ainerlcnn ,
| ) er case , frlO.OOiglO.OO.
HIDI.S ( iiecn liutchprs' , 55ifiCc ( : green
cured , 7c : diy flint , lljll2c ( ; dry salt , S'lglOc ' :
erecn calf sKlns. t-c ; dniimired hlties. two
thirds price. Tnllow So. Oieas-o Pilmo
white , So ; yellow , Uc : brown , 1 , ' c. Sheep
HIJAVY llAiiDWAHK Iron , rate S2.70 ;
Plow steel , special cast , 4'jc ; crucible steel ,
( ij-ic ; ca * < t tools , do , 12S&l3c ( & ! ; wagon spokes ,
iiersot , S2.00v,50 ( ! ; hubs , per ret , Sl.Sli ; ful-
lees , sawed , diy , Sl.f.O ; tongues , each , 8'Jc ' ;
axle , each , 75c ; hipiaro mils , per Ib , < ilI71c. (
poll chain , per Ib. Cfril3c ; malleable , bijilOc ;
lion wedges , ic ! ; crowbars , Oc ; harrow teeth ,
4 , ' < c ; Miring steel. Ifa.'ic ; Hurden's horse
shoes , SI.75 ; Uiiiden's miilo shoes , S".75.
Haibed wire , in car lots. 34.CO per 100 lb .
Iron nails , rates 10 to 50 , S2.CO ; steel nails.
; 2.15. Shot , 81.35 ; buckshot , 5fl.X ( ) ; lln/artl
tn\\der , kec , S" > .00 ; tlo. half kens , 82.75 ; do ,
nailer koirs SI.50 ; blasting , kecs. S2.10 ;
use , per 10 tcct , ( I5c. Lead bar , SHi.00.
Cirnccr'H LlHt.
Corrii : Ordinary grades , 21Tc22c ( ; fair ,
IfrfSSic ; prime. BiQ24 : choice , 21 ( < t2i ; fancy
Teen and \ellow , 2I@2. . - ; old uoveinmnnt
nvn , 22Sc ! ; Interior Java , 24 ( < J2ne ; Mocha ,
8Sr ( Oc ; Arlmeklo's , roasted 'tej'fe ' ; Mc-
, an-'liln'.s ! XXXX 2S ' '
- , > 4'c ; Dllwoith's , 27c ;
U' < 1 Cross , 27Jic.
SvKL'i' No. 70 , 4-gnllon kegs. S1.SS < (2LRO ;
New Orleans , per nation , axjJ40c ; maple
yrnp , half bbls , "old time , " pnr gallon , 70c ;
gallon cans , per doz , 10.10 ; hall Ballon
: ans , per doS5.50 ; qunitcans S3.UO.
CANDY Mixed , 8X@llc ; s"ck , isHQ'JKc.
CuArKKits ( inrneau's soda , butter nnd
picnic , 5Hc ; creams , J > J < c ; ginuersiupsb > ic ;
itv soda , 7J c.
PICKIM.S ilcdlum. in hbls , S7.0D : io In
lalf bbls , S4 00 ; small , In b'ols. b CO : do , in
mlf bbls S4.50 : clierklns , in bbls , S'J.OJ : do.
n halt bbl , 5VOO.
t
i' < .c ; white extra C , 5v ; 'i''li" ' extr.i C. ? > } $ < ] }
> % c ; yellow C. 5 @ 58e ; ' ; cut loaf , C QG 'c ;
) owdercd , OJ ( Vl7c.
CANNHII Uoons Oysters , standaid , per
casp. S2..iOi23.10 ; strawbeiiles , a Ib. per case.
S2.30 ; raspberries , 211) . per case , 52.25(22.45 ( ;
California pears , jer ) case , S4.50 ; nprlcots ,
> er case , S4.I50 ; peaches , per case. § 4.'JO ;
vhlto chciries , per case , 55.50 ; plums , per
case , S3.50 ; blueberries , per case , Sl.bS ; eirg
plums , 21u. per case , S2.5u ; ) ) iueapples , 3 Ib.
iprcase. S3.20@5.75 ; lib. mackeiel , per dor ,
fl.40 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per do/ , Sl.50@l.fi5 ; 2 Ib.
coosebcrrles , per case , S1.75 : 2 Ib. stiln
jeans , per case , ? 1.70 ; 2 Ib. lima beans , per
ease. Sl.fiO ; 3 Ib. marrowfat peas , per case ,
5-.40@2.50 ; 2 Ib. early Juno peas , per case ,
S2-75 ; 3 ID. tomatoes , S2.50 ; 2 Ib. corn ,
Dry
DIMENSIONS AND TIMllF.ltS.
1 12 ft 14 ft 10 rt 18 ftjo ft'ia ' u art
SU 17.50 17.SO 17.RO I8.BO 19.50 22.fiO ! .DU
2x8 17.M 17.50 17.W 1H.50 10.60 22.RO,2.fiO , !
2x3 17.KU 17.r > 0 17.50 18.WI IU.5J'K.M ' > 23..7J
ZxlO 17.W I7.fi0 17.50 18.50 io.nor..fiu
ajt2 ! 1T.5J 17.5U 17.6J 18.M
tll-8l8 ll8.fU 1S.M IH.50 111.50-'OM-.1 , ; ! 0.1
I1OAUUS.
No. 1 , com , sis . 810.50
No. 2 , pom , si s . 17.50
No. 4 , com , sis . 13.50
FENCING.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 In , 12 & 14 ft. rough . 810.00
No.2 , . ' . * " . 15.00
SIDING.
A,12,14nndlO ft . 833.03
JJ , " ' " . 20.50
C , " " " . 15.00
D , " " " . 13.0J
cinr.iNn ANI >
1st com. , % in White Pine Ceiling .
Jlear , % In. Norway Pine Ceiling . 10.00
A 0 inch , white
" " " ' sVl'Fen'g ' ' ! ! ' ! ! b'o
( ) . . . . l !
STOCK BOAIIDS.
A12lnchs.ls . . . . . H"-00
No. i , com. 12 In s. 1 s. , 12. & 14 . 20.00
" " " -in n . n'.oo '
No. 8 " " " " jo .tl4ft. . . . 1H.OO
' " " " " 10 tt . 17.0J
FINISHING.
IstundM. clear , l Inct , s. 3s . S50.00
Sit , clear. 1 Inch. s. a s S4. 1'f ' , 1 . 8 in 45.0J
B sekct , 1 Inch , s. 8 s 30 ; l # , 1 ,8 in 37.UO
rosTs.
White Cedar , C lit. , > $ s 12c ; 0 In.qrs..llo
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
G1O North Iftth Street ,
Paid in Capital , . . . . $100,000
GKO. E. BAKKKIl , President.
ROUT. 1. aAllUCHS , VIco-Prcsldont.
F. H JOIINSON.Casliler.
DIUKCTOHS :
S\MUEIB. JOIINHOX , UEO. It. lUnKEil.
ItOllT. L. GAIILICIIS , W.M. SE1VEU9
1' . II. JOIINSO.V.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest allowed on line doDoalt * .
1CU l UUllI
Cor l th and Doiifflus sts.
Capital Stock. . . .7. $160,000
Liability of Stockholders. . . . 30O.OOO
The only reKUlur Bavhiirsbiink in the stato.Fivo
percent Interest piCil on Uoposlta.
Loans Made onBoal , itate.
OFFICEIIS :
UuvC. HAUTON , Prealilent ; J. J. Bnoww. Vice
President ; L. M. IlKs.NKTr , Manaifinr ! > i-
rector : JOHN E. Wit.niiit. Cashier.
Union National Ban
OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , $100,000
Authorized Capital 600,000
W. W. MARSH , President.
J. W. RODEFER , Cashier
Accounts solicited and prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to iU care.
Pay 5 per cent on time deposits.
No 206 Masonic Building , cor.Capitol Av
enue and 16th st * .
Telephone No 842.
INSTALMENT DEALERS
Will tlocijuitwhat tEieyneed-A FULLLlNt
flTlNSTALMKNTGOODSJwia only lu
K-NSTALMCNTTRADE |
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Leave. | Arrive
CONNECTING LINKS Transfer Trail ter
I depot depot
O. U. I. * P- : 7:15 : a in :15a : m
AH Trains inn Dally. 0:15 : a in 5:2.r : , p m
0:40 : p m 7:00p m
C. & N7\vi \
All trains run dally. . . " 015am ; 0l5a ; m
C40pm ; 7:00 : p m
C. U. & Q.
"
All trains run daily. . . . ] 0:3" : a m oi5a : m
0:35p : m 7:00p : m
C. M. & , St. P.
All trains run dally. . . . . | 0:15,1 : m 0:15am :
0:40 : pm [ 7:00 : nm
K. C. St ,1. & C. H.
* K\ceptS.itmd.iy. 1000 ; mtG:35am
tExeept Monda > . * b:55pui : 5:30 : om
AV. St. I , . < fc H
All trains run daily -.1 8l5pm ; 12:15 pm
. . . S C. ft P.
Alltralns run dally.- . . 7:05 : a m : a m
0:25 : u ui b:50pm :
Th only road to tnke for DCS Molnes Mar-
Bhnlltowa , Cedar Hnnlilg , Cllnna , Dlzun , Chlca-
, Milwaukee and all points oust. To tbe pee
ple of Nebraikii , Colorado , WjomlnR , Dtah.
Iilnlio , Neradn , Oregon , Washington nnd Cali
fornia , tt olTurs superior advantatfes not iiosil-
ble t > y any other line.
Amen , ' few ortlionutneroui polnU of iu-
pcrlorlty enjoyed br tlio patron * 'of tbli road
between Omaha and fhlcaao , are Its two tralni
adnx of DAY COACH lit ? , which at tbe finest
Hint humnn an and lnirmmltT con create. It
I'ALACESI.EEI'ING CAHS , which are model *
of comfort and nleRance. Its I'.MUXm I ) It AW-
INQ ROOM GAUS , unmirpiiased br anT. and Ita
widely celebrated PALATIAL DiNING L'AKS
tbe equal of which cannot bo found elsewhere
At Council Bluiru the trains of the Union Faolflo
ity. connect In Unlnn Depot with those or the
ChlcHfoA Northwcitorn Ity. In ChlritRO th *
trains of this line make close connection with
those of all eastern lines.
For Detroit , ColumtHm , Indianapolis , Cincin
nati , Niagara /alls , Buffalo. Plttsburir.Toronto ,
Montreal , Doeton , New Yoru , Philadelphia ,
Baltimore , Washington nnd all points tm the
east , ask far a ticket via thn
NOBTHWK8TK N "
If you Irish the best accommodation. All ticket
afrenU aefl ticket ! via this line.
H. HCOH1TT , . F. WILSON.
UeaL Manarer , OenJL PaM'r A * ent
Ohlcacro , 111.
W.M. aiBCOOK , L.R.BOLLBS.
Western Agent , City Pass'r Axent.
Omaha , Nebraska.
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee &St Paul Ry
37 < e IJeat Itoitte from Omaha and
Council Jtltt/f'nto ,
THE E .ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and
Council lilulls
Chicago , ANP Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids
Rock Island , Frceport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuquc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madinon , Janesville ,
lieloit , Winona , LaCrosfe ,
And all other Important points East , Noitlicnpt
und Houthttut.
For through tickets cull on tlio ticket npont
at 14U1 Karimiii Bt , In 1'uxton hotel , or ut Uulon
1'aclflo depot.
I'nllman Sleepers and the finest Dlnln ? Cars
In the world Hro run on tlio main line of the
Chicago. Mllwaukco Si Bt. 1'mil Hiillway anil er-
ery attention la puld to pas enecrs by courte
ous employ res of tbo company.
It. MILI.KU. ( jfiioral MiiiiHKC'r.
J. F. TUCKKIU AnsUtnntdcnerttl Mnnavcr.
A. V. It CAIIPK.VTEH , General rasscngcr and
Ticket Agent.
OKO.K. IlKArmnn , AssistantQeneral I'aisen-
ger and Ticket Agent.
J. T.CuiHK , General Superintendent.
flmafta Mars *
Agricultural Implements.
\VbnlcMleDrt1rrln
Aarrlcnlturnl lninlemenf.9 ,
nucule * . Jonm Urcct , lielwoon Vth
mill unh , Omaha , Noli ,
LIN ING ER o STETUAirr co. ,
Agricultural Implement ? ,
Wn on , r rrlMP , Itugglo , KtP. , Wholc alp , On b .
ZM RLL\TilE\IO II \V MARTIN
NYholoiiIo Dealers In
Agrlcnlitirul Implomcnts ,
* nnt' lluenlo * . ICl..W , ! Oi nucl'JOT , Jonpn Hi
Artists' Material.
A. IIOSPE. JR. ,
Artists' Mntcrinli ) , I'iaiios nml Orpnns ,
UI.1 DniiRlfiii Street , ( minim.
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
Mechanics' Tuoln unit Itniriln J-r lc . lldj Duviclne stl ,
Onmlin , Nrli.
(
Boois and Shoes.
J1'"r. MOUSE * K CO.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
*
1411 Farimui t , luinhn , b. Mmnifaolorj , Biimmot
Mrcct. tloMon
Z.T. LINDSEY .C CO.
Wholesale Itubbor liooti and Shoes
Itlllilier niul Olli'tl ilotlilni ; mia beit Hoots
anil tibocs , Boutbeuet Corner Uth iind Doughta ,
Bear
lciT Hrcwerg ,
1J31 North I'lh Slroot , Omnjin , N b.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS HELLER ,
lintelipra * Tools anil S
3 ufiigu Ciilniii of nil ttlixln nlwsyslu ituck. 1215
' -
Coffee , Spices , Etc.
CLARKE JIROS. C CO. ,
Oumlia Coffco niul Spice Mills.
Teas.OonVo , Pplcc llnklns Powder , FI'Toi-lne
tractn , laundry Itlue. Ink , ICU- . Hit 1I ! Ilnrrejr
Mri'Ut , Onmhn. > fb ,
Cornicf.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Eponcter , 1'rop.
Mannfaettiror vt flnU nlxoil Iron ant Cornice. P23
I > od(0 and 103 anil IC5N , IQlli ! . . Umalia , Net ) .
'
JtUEMPIXG 0 JtOLTE ,
Mnnufarturem of
Ornnnientnl ( ialvntilzed Cornices ,
Dormer Window * . Finn's. ' MeUllcSkjIlght , etc. 310 8.
I2in it , Umnlm.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht. Prop.
Gslrnnltcil Iron Cornlcp , etc. Pnrct'p Improved Fat-
enlMetnllcykyllght. tiOB midilu H IMn.lmiih .
Carpets.
Jobbora or
Carpets , Curtniii ! , Oil Cloths , RUJT
I.tnolcuran , Mnttlnfrs , Kte. I ill Potn'm itri'ot.
Crockery and Hotians.
for Mio Munufaituri'n and Importers of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lampi , Chlmiiujp , etc. Offlre , 31T South Uth Bt.
Omaha , .Neb.
CLOTHING
JELGU'ITER'S
Mammoth Clotliliiff House.
Corner rnrniim nntl Tenth Htru"t , Oinnlii , N'ob.
Commission and Storage.
j > . A. nun LEY ,
Commission und Jobbing1.
Butter. ERiimind Produce. Conilgninenin eollcltid.
llcailqunrters f < ir JMunownni , llerrr Dorm and
lir.ipu nuRketi. 1U4 IXjUKPHtrcutOnmlia.
TTlDJiELL 1C RIDD ELL ,
Storage and Coinmission Me.rcliunt ,
ecHU.CH lluttrr , V.\if \ . Cliccse , I'o iltry , Game ,
Oyntcrii , etc. , etc. 1128. ItlhSt.
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruttn , Produce and ProTliloni , Omaha , Net ) .
'
WIEDEMA N vc co. ,
Produce Commission Slerrlmntf ,
Poultry , Uutter , ( Jnmo. Kiulto , < tc. 220 B. Hthtt
Onmtia. Net' ,
Con ! ana" Lime.
UEU. i. i.Ai.Aim , Prp . C. r. OoonMAK , V. Pieg.
J A. .SDNDKHI.AKn , Sec. and Treus.
OMAHA COAL , COKE .C LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
309 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
.M > it l' Lit * . ,
Jlannfactnrors of lliinols White Lime.
And MilpiH'rs or Coil aiul Coke , Cement , I'lnvter ,
IJiun , Halt , Hro llrlrk , Ilrnln , Tile nnd S-ewer I'ipo.
( rnire. Pixton Flutgi. Knrnam rl. , ( ) m ihft. Nob.
TetcnbonoMl.
Confectionery.
fA Y df CO. ,
Mannfactnriiijr Confectioners ,
Jobbers of Kniitl.Nute and ClRulB. 1211 Fnmam SU
Umahn.
Cigar * and Tobacco.
MAX : MEYER c co. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco.
Qua * and Ammunition , 215 to221 H. Illu it. , 10SO to
1024 rurnamit. . OiiMba.Nib.
WEST tS FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wnolciale Dralera In Leaf Tobaccos , Not. 103
and 110 N. 14th Btrvet , Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH cO CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions
1102 and 11(14 ( Douitlni , cor. lltu Bt. , Omaha , Neb.
Distillers.
Dlitllleri nf Mquori , Alcohol and Fplrlti. Importer !
aod Jobberiof Wlncianu l.lquor .
WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLE'f
CO. find ILER CO. ,
taportem and Jobb rtof Fine Wlnei and Liquor * .
Solo mnniil etur r of KtnnertT'i Bait India Bll-
Ur anil Dornt itlc l.lquort. ill } Harrier St.
Furniture.
DEWEY C STONE ,
'NVholcsalo Dealers in Furniture.
Fnrnani ( U. Omalin. Neb.
CHARLES SH1TER1CK ,
Furniture , Kedding , Upholstery ,
Hlrron , etc. 120(1.1208 ( and 1210 Fnrnam it. , Omaha ,
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER C CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and ProviHions ,
No : . 70G.7H7,7(0and711 ( . 10th St , Omaha , Neb.
McCORl ) , HttADY C CO. ,
Wholesale Grocprs ,
lln and Learenworth m.Om h .
HarJwart.
LEE , FRIED < C CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nnlls ,
Tinware , Bhcot Iron , Kto. Acenti for Ilowo hratei ,
and Miami Pow.lerUOmahaNeb.
W. < T. ItROATCJI ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Klrcl ,
Spring : , \V ton Flock , llardnare Lumber , tie. I'SK
and Kll llariif y t. . Om u . _
EDNEY < C GiniiON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Waron and Carrlavo Wnral Block , Heavy Hardware ,
Kte. U17 and 1213 LruTCowortb. H. . Oumlju , .Neb.
MILTON JIOGERS C SONS ,
Slovns , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
Uootlti , UratM , Uraitnoodi. U21 aud 1121 rD
btrrtu
Omaha Jobbers' ' Directory.
Iron Works.
PAXTONA VIERL1NG
Iron Works ,
Wrought unrt Out Iron Building Work , Iron SUIra ,
KHlllnic , llp.imi unit ( llrdcru , Mourn Knitlticf , llraM
\York , Ui niTKl Foundry , Mitrtilno anil lll c Kmlth
\/or > . nmcoan IWuiti. 1) ) . r. Hj.and 17Ui Hii'fl.
/ / . K.l'An'YKlt ,
.Manufacturing DpiiH'r in Smoke Stacks ,
llrltililnj . Tnl , mil dene nl H.ilter . IteimlrltiK ,
_ I in IM
V. It. MrltA.Nlt ? . ( ,
OMAHA WIRE < r IRON H'OKKS ,
Munufiteln- * of
Ira niul Iron Ituilinir * , Peak Rails ) ,
Window CuiriK Klower HtnniMVlr Un . Hla
IJIN.Iiith. tiriten t , nnll nmimUlT iiltonilMta.
Lumber.
irA r.I'MnKit co. ,
IK-MOT . All Klmt cif
Rtiiltliiiir Material at Wholosu.la ,
19lh Htroetaml Union I'aclMc Truck , Ooinhii.
LOl'lS IlRAltFORJ ) ,
Dealer in Tatinhor. Imtli , Lime , Hush ,
Doori , Etc. Yardi-Cornpr'th ml Douglas ! Corner
Vth niul IhMtilft * ,
ClTfCACiO LUMJt Kit CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
811 S. Hth trf el , Oraahi , Neb. F.Colpcltcr , Munnger.
'
C. If. 1 > 1ETZ.
Lnmbor.
Tth i > n.l Cnllforrla Mrcoti , Omnhn. Keb.
j.w EiT ir. a HA r ,
Lnm ber , LItuo , Ceiuont , Kte. . Kto.
Cor.ftb .mil nongUs iti ,
Lumber.
T. ir. llAJiVEYLUMllER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
OfflfC , (401 ( Fnrnstn street , Omnlm.
CH'AS. Jl. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
tVooil Cnrpcts niul 1'arqnct DoorliiK. 9th nnil Dougla *
Omnliit.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wliolesalo Lumber , Kte.
Imported nntl Amerlrnn rortlind Cenu-nt. Rtntf
lit lorMllnntikeo llyiltntillr Ceiuenl inul Host
White I.IIPO.
Lire Stock.
UX10XSTOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Mraltad. John K. D0)d , S'lporlntondent ,
Lift Stack Commission.
M. HUltKK tC SOXS ,
Live Stock Commission.
_ ( lea. Dm ke. Manager.
Union Stock. Yardn.S. Umnhit. Telephone 68 ? .
SAVAGE C GHEEJT ,
live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment * of nnj and nil kinds of Stock nollolted.
Union tnck Ynrtln. Orunhn , Net > .
Milliner/ and Motions.
I. OHERFELItElt ,0 CO. ,
Importers ami Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
IJISnnd ] 21MInrnei Ft.cet , Omnhu , Nob.
Notions.
J. T.
Wholcfalo Donlcrs In
Notions nnd Furnishing Goods ,
40.1 nnd 4IU B. Tenth HI , Omiilm.
Overalls.
_ MA Nm _ _
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Je ni I'Riita , Shlrli , Kte. 1103 and 1104 Doujlus Street.
Uniabn. Nob.
PAPER
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
rrjn nlcunliKk or I'rliitliiK , Wrniinlnx llml Writ
ing paper. KpL'tlal ntlontton vlvcn to cnr loud oe
onleri , whlrh will bu nhlii.io I direct from mill" . All
orders will rpictvo perionHl nt'ontlnn. Wo cimr-
nnteu cnoil uoods unit low | irlc. ' . UK und 11119
Umighn.st.
Printing.
JIEES ritlNTIXG COMVAXY
Job I'rinters , Blank Book Makera.
Anrt llooK Hinder1ft ) nnd 100 South Fourteenth
treet. Oraiiha.Nch.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
Dflnlers InTrpo , I'remfls and I'rlnters1 Supplies. 60Q
Houth TwoKth Mruet.
Pumps.
.C CO. ,
ManufHOtnrern nnd Denlcrc In
nelnei. Uoilors t General Machinery
Hbect Iron work , Htcim I'lunpf. H.iir JII1I- , Acm
SUaftlnif , Dodge Wood split Pulleys , Halting , eta ,
Alsowainnn , serapers.undanlatles. UlMtUL * * .
Tcnwortli t. Oinnh.i
CirUUCHTLL , FUMP COT
'NVholosalc rumiis , ripe , Fittings ,
gleam nnd Wstcr flitnpllvs. lleailijunrlerii tor Mail
i < o38tCo'B iJoO'ls. 11111 aruHin nt. , ( > nniba. Nell.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP
COMPANY.
IlnlliMlny Wind Mllif : ric.im anil Wter Supplies ,
J'lunillniJood . llcltlnf. llosp. H1H niul ! f.U J-ar-
tinm Bt. , Oiunlm. H. K. Keluin , ilunugcr.
TolcphonoNo. 210.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
rumps , Pipes and Engines.
9. Witter. Hallway and Milling Kuppller.
910 , WrtandMi Karnam at.O3iaha , rich.
Safes , Etc.
P. ItOYER C CO. ,
for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s'
Tire and llnnr'ar ' Froof S fei , Time Ixicki , Vault *
_ andJall Worn. 1M1 Hirnam ttreet Omaha , Neb. _
G. ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Mannfaetnrcnof rire and Boritlar Proof Safp > , Vnnll
Uoon , Jail Work.Hhuliera and Wire Work. lor.
IMhaudJackiun Hts. , Umaba , Neb ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISIIROW < fi CO. ,
Wboleinle Manufaet r ri of
Sash , Doors , Hliiidn and Moiildinp'9 ,
Ilranrho c , ithaud liarJ tt.Otisha , > h.
BOITN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Monlcl'De .t-tatr Work and Interior Ilanl Wno < l Klnlia
Juki uuciifd. N , U. cor. flth and I uvcnwcrth tits.
Umaba , Nvb.
KLEIN HOUSE
Johnstown , Neb.
The best acconnnodationi. for trnvclrrs.
Thu bett hotel in town.
F. G. FRITZ , Pioprlelor.
TIB CAFITOL HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Thn best knimn und rnott populiir luilcl In
the' tiato. l.ocatlonl-cminl.Hppoimineiitx lint
C'liif ; . ll ( iidi\iirti'i8 | \ for ( ommorcml men uucl
ull political and pulilla KUthrilnirg.
K. I' . 110(10 ( KN , I'roprlu or.
1 ciiool , County and City
SOlsTDS !
We "HI pny hlif"nc l prlco for them.
Vitdu ut lowiel i lci. Co i respoml
STULL BROS. ,
I.IMdlK , KlB