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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1887)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY.JUNE 20. 1887. BOTD BULL AND BEAR NEWS , r The West Produces the Former and the East the Latter * AND CHICAGO WHEAT IS QUIET Corn Actlvo nncl a Good Deal of Bt re UK til Manifested A not lior Little llooni In Onls Gen eral Quotation * ) . CHICAGO IMlonUGU MAHKKT. CHICAGO , Juno 34 [ Special Tclotrram to tlio UKK J The wheat market was quiet , and to the surprise of local talunt It was hteady as well. \ \ estern news was bulllsli ? .nd tlio tenor of udvlcea from New York was bear ish. No now export business was reported from that point , and the burden of news from there was to the effect that the demand for foreign account had practically ceased for the present , though the be.st vested grain merchants are satisfied that the old world must yet draw ht-avlly on American stocks to supply the requirements over and above the amount provided for boforu the new wheat will become available. The newspapers nnd prlvatoeorrespondence from the north west are full ot reports of excessively hot and dry weather , which are represented to have checked tint development of cereal growth at a critical point and to bo very seriously threatening the crops. Between the bullish western advices and the bearish eastern news Chlca.o halts. June wheat opened this morning at G'J > c , ranged G'J'f ( gOU c , nnd rested at f/J c. July opened at C'J c , rnnuud 70) < aO' > c.aiid rested nt 1 o'clock at C'j ; c. August opened at T Adt c , ranged ? W , c and nt 1 o'clock was ( luotud at W&c , with September restlnK at74Xc. Tiadlnjs was almost cntltely In the way of chanilnir over. .Tlio weakness that was manifested was duo mainly tc monetary nervousness In Now York and tears of a disturbance attendant upon the Bhlf ting of cash property next Friday. The Buuscquont strength was attributable In part to the little booms In earn and oats , to the phenomenally Hunt receipts nt western points of accumulation , and to the sluuly roturnlui ? intrinsic value of wheat. Al the current range of prices the public Is tak' Ini ; mild cautiously , but It Is taking hold. Corn was active but unsettled , pi Ices rul Ing Irregular within n moderate rangu. Tin : market , though not without some weak spots , showed a Rood deal of Independent strength and at 1 o'clock there was n pretty firm closing at or near tlio Ion and at c above yesterday's closings. There w.is good nenoral trading all through and afalrsprluk ling of outside orders. Local shorts covered freely during the morning hours and there wns also some Investment demand on tlu general belief In some quarters that corn hat gone low enough. Tlio market advanced Xc wltli but few reactions , July selling up Iron S0c at the opening to SOJ c. At aionnd the top receivers wore largo selleis and the.st offerings , together with the numerous snuil lots oflong corn that came out , broke prlcei to the full extent of the early Improvement , July selling elf to iffiJsruUl a on the spilt When tno pressuie of long otfcrlngs wn : removed the market quickly rallied to vorj near the best prices of the mornini ; , the 1 o'clock closings standing at Mc tor July 88) 0 for August , 3'JXc for September , ant 40jc for October. Uals experienced another little boom In tin speculative market to-day and there wai quite a largo trade. As noted yesterday tin snorts were anxiously coveting outstandlni contracts , the reports of a continuance o the dry weather In the west causing more o less uneasiness. July advanced trom liOc a the opening to 2Tc ; August from 2fl } c ti B7c , and September from 20e to t7J ! c There was only a slight reaction from tin outside figures up to 1 o'clock. In the provision pit trading opened wltl something of a boom. Yesterday's advanci In short ribs and lard rather frightened tin outside shorts , and as the receipts of hogi were again under the average number am holders of the pioduct showed Indli ferenre to sell the lirst transaction reported wore made at n sharp advance lifwedon last ntuht's closing , the opoulin Bates of lard were at a price allowing an an preclatlon of r > c , and of short ribs of 5@r.c and for a short time the feeling was nnmis takably itrong. Later , when urgent order were tilled , the mtrketeased elf , though tlier was good support Klveu to It thioughoul and there was no serious depression , li short ribs the opening advance was slmpl , lost , and In lard the 1 o'clock res wns only i o under the las figures ot last night Trading I these aitlclrs during the session were quit animated , with August and September th pivotal deliveries. The difference bctwec July and August ranged at 12V @ 15c In lar and IS&VJKc in short ribs , tor casii an June poifc the nominal quotations wer $31.00 bid nnd 3.00 asked. Ontstandlni June trades In pork are now believed to b practically settled. AFTKHNOON SUSSION Wneat was enslei June. OUMQOSiJtfc ; July , OOXQCOKe ; AUKUS 7 } < o ; September , 74b'c. Corn was qulel July. 80Kc ; August , 88c bid ; Septen bcr 89c bid. Oats were fairly active nn firm. 1'ork was nominal. Lard was ut : changed. CHICAOO MVE STOCK. CHICAGO , June 2-S. ( Special Telegram I the BEKI CATLE Considering that them Is larger by 8,000 over the same time last wecl It Is easy to figure out that there can be n Improvement in prices. Then aeam dresse be f operatives could easily get along f < several days without natives , ns their coo Ing and refrigerating capacity Is now full < beef awaiting shipment , There has been tight reversal In the stocker and feed ! trade , the extremely low prices of lasv wee bringing In better outside demand. Shli ping steers , 1,3'X ) to l.WX ) Ib 4.ia@ 4.00 ; 1,200 to 1,850 Ibs , S .00@4.UI BSD to 1,200 Iba. gXWi 4.00 ; Mocker * an feeders , steadier at < 1.75@3.ii5 ; cows , bul and mixed , 31.50 3.50 ; bulk. St.75oaS ( through Texas cattle , Sl.lWO'j.AO for bull and cows nnd 8'iO.XiiJ.95 for steers , bulk i lloos The market was active , with sharp up turn of n strong 15c and In som cases SOc. Packers paid as high as 2 5. 'JO ; few ipeculatora paid S5.'r > . and one lot 4 prime 1'hlladelphlas wit S5.I.O. There wi scarcely anything , especially late In the for noon , that sold below 85.OOQ5.10. Light ser told within a range of SM&g5.K2 ( } { for Vor ers and 83.uO.g5.io for skips und nulls. FINANCIAL. KKW YOHK , Juno 28. | Special Tolegra to the BEK.J STOCKS The New York sto < market continued greatly disturbed and e blblted more activity. Everything dopem upon tne money market , and so long as It t mains tight nothing but nn erratic market expected. While rates wore not so high t day , they were high enough to cause gre Inconvenience to weak and dcmorallzi holders and cause them to throw their stonl overboard with considerable freedom. TI rates paid depended upon who the borrowi was and how much he wanted. Reuewe were made at 7 to 8 per cent , and loans ftomo Instances were as high as 1-16 to . ' The ( art that 1500,000 In gold was on the w from London apiwared to have no effect , ai U will take several millions to produce i easier feeling , as large lines of stocks ha In several Instances been called In , and will require a largo amount of money to p ; ( or them. There were numerous sensation rumors afloat , but they were not worth i pealing , and In many Instances wore mere the vaporings ot the wreckers who are e dsavorlng to force prices down ai low possible. The selling was heavy from t tort until noon , particularly of Jteadlnt , t I'aul and PaciQc Mall , and declines ot 1 IK p r cent were recorded ; The latter w attributed to the Gould party , who were gu nlng for a lot ot 10,000 shares held on a bt order at W. The object ot the Gould party aid to be to get the stock down to sect enough to make moro directors. There w Mid to be a big deal on foot , and tboso w tiava watched developments say U IN the te - raph bill which has reached a point whi i Uould , Uarrett und Mackay have come to understanding , ( larrett and Mackay must turn their property ai a'lo3 , but Gould tells them they can moro than make up their loss In tlio market , mm ho agrees to help them get the stock. London was1a persistent buyer on all tins soft spots. Whlto and Cam- mack's directors were credited with favoring lanjo short lines and their action Induced others to do likewise , and the otlerlnzs by the demoralized hulls aild tliu eleventh-hour bears were readily absorbed , About noon It was aKo reported that the Baltimore & Ohio deal ( telegraph ) had iono ; through and Jay Mould's iicrMinal check for 54,500,000 had passed through the uleailug house , which Is exacted to make the money market easier. It was also announced that Ojrus W. Field had admitted m-lling 50,000 shares of Man hattan to Jay Gould , but rofucd to name tlio price. Money became easier and Gould ottered Sl.000,000 at r per cent. This caused a decidedly strong f cell up , the shoits rushed to cover , and the market closed linn at almost the outside llgnres ot the day , and recorded advances of } f to 2J.f points ovoi yesterday's close. Pucltic Mall ( however , was Jf per cent lower. Chicago stock house ; were lavoied with a better business. Many of tliu heavy operators , believing thu worst over , bought on the murnlng bieak. GoviiiNAtr..s : Ts ( ioverumuut bunds were dull but steady. VUSCKHDAY'S mJOr.VTtO.V3. U. H. 4's coupon. ! ' . " . ) > 'C. AN. W 117f U. S. 4K'scoiiD..10'.iM do pictorred..l4S Pnclllci > 's thJ.5..rsi > .f N. Y. 0 110' ' < i CaimdaSotith'n. . te'fiO. K. AN ! I7 ! ' Pat-lilt ! . . 37 % O. T. BO Alton. 140 Pacific Mall 45J4 do preferred. . . .11.0 I * . 1) it K. ' IWi C. , H. it ( > . HU Pullman Pai.'cariiw' I ) . , [ , . & W . Heading r > 0 } { 1) . vtlt.G 'J'.IU Uock Island . . . .liW Enu 'Jl % it. L. its. F. . . . 117 da preft-rred. . . . Os ) < ; do niefetrud. . . , 75 Illinois Central..llil' , , ' C. , M. it St. P. . . bS I. , H. i\c \ W ' . ' ( ) tlo preferred. . 121 K.s T Ub'.f ' St. P. , te O 50J4 hake Shore 'JOU do preferred..U44 } L. iVN Bl'f ' Texas Paclllc. . . " Mlchlican Cent'l. . 8SV Union Pucllle. . . 50 Mo. Paclllc 101' < \V. \ , St. j. . . . lb.4 No. I'ncllio IfJJj do profpued. . doprelcrred. . . . tax \V. U. , TeleKMph 73) , ; MONKY o.v C.vij. Loaned from 4 per com per annum to Mi ( per ci-iit ana Interest pei diem ; closed at5@0 percent. PJUMK MEitcANrn.ii PAI-EU Lower at Si < J per cent. STKIIM.NO KXCIIANOK Unsettled anil weak at S4.b-J'f ' for sixty day bills , andR ! tor demand. i'UODUOK MAHKUTS. Olilcaco , Juno US. Following quota' tlons are tin ) liiiiocloslni ; ilgurps ; Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat Quiet and steady , with slight fluct uatlons , closing about 3b@J- below yestcr day ; cash , O'J 5-10n ; July , O'J ' 11-lOc ; August 7ac. . Corn More nctlvn and llrm. Kc above yes terday ; cash , 'M o ; July , 80/fc ; August US 11-lOc. Oath Active and % @lc above yesterday' ; closing. Kye Dull at 51c. Uarley Steady. Timothy Seen Prime , 82.23. Flax Seed-81.20. Whisky S1.10. Pork-Steady ; cash , 822.00. Lard Opened btioiiKur , closing ( pilot a Itibldu figures ; cash and July , SQA-M ; Au just. ( SO..W. IJulk Meats Shoulders , 35.40(3)550 ( ) ; shor ribs , 87.50 : short clear , S7.00 ( < ! i7.l'o. ' Butter Firmcreamery ; , 14 } @ 18 ; c ; dairy Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars , ' © So ; Hats , 7JiQiSc ; youii ( ? Americas , b > Qife-i'i : ; skims , ' " llliles-U nchaiiKcd ; heavy green salted 7 , ' c licbttlo , 7 ( i Sc ; s.iltoil bull hides , Oc ; rei'i salted call&c ; dry Hint , r.@l5c ! : tlry ciil' iyftil4c ; dearoiiB , 40c each ; dry salted , lOc. Tallow Unchanged ; Nn. l country , sollil quotable nt 4c ; No. 2 , Uu ; cake , -le. Keua'nts. ' ShlpnientF Flour , bbls 10.COJ 8,00 Wheat , bu Is.tOO iiiS.oo Corn , bu tG.OOO 11.00 Oats , bu . . . .los.ooo 75.00 Uye , bu 1000 U,00 Barley , bu ii.UOO l.OU Now iTort. Juno 23. Wheat Receipts 4K1.000 ; exports , 14:1,000 : ; spot less active am a bhatto lower , closing steady ; options vor ; Irregular ; June declined :5c : , closing with recovery of le ; July 5gc lower ; later month % @ ? | c hlcher , closlni ; steady. Unvradei rud , bOOOKc ; No. 3 red , S2 < 3S3c ; No. ' red , U2c in elevator , 87c alloat , 8087 free on board ; July closlni : at b4J < c. Corn Hecolpts , 180,000 ; exports , 3:3,000 : spot > 4 < iHc higher ; options -unsettled , wit July > < @ % c lower , others M@-i hlghei UnKratlud , 44 } @ 17Kc ; No. , 40Ji ( < 547)i afloat ; July closing at 4G > Yc. Oats Higher ; receipts 71,000 ; exports 01 : mixed western , & ! ici35G ( ; white , 87 ( < 41i Petroleum Firm ; United , G2c. ERRS Firm ; western , Pork Firm. Lard Ilitrher ; western steam , spot , SD.8I Butter Firm with fair Inquiry for lln grades ; western , 10@lb } c ; western cream cry , 1501 3Mc. Cheese- Quiet ; western. 6 ® 7ffc. Kausas City , Juno 28. Wheat Dul and weak ; No. 2 red , cash and June , no bid or oilers ; July , COc bid. Corn-Steady ; No. 3 June , 83c bid , 34 } $ asked. Oats No. 2 , cash , 27c asked ; August , 2i bid. Minnoapoili , June 28. Wheat Stead ] No. 1 hard , cash and July , 71ke ; Aumist. 7ii : No. lv northern , cash and Jut r , 70 > 'c : No. northern , rash and July , O'Jc. On track : No. hard , 73c ; No. 1 northern , We ; No. 'Jnortl ern , 71c. Flour Dull and weak : patents , 5M.20i 4.30 ; bakers' . * 3.SOuuo. : K ceipt Wheat , 101.000 bu. Shipments Wheat , 27,000 bu ; Hour , 21,01 bbls. Slllwnnkec. Juno 28. Wheat Stead ) cash and July , 7tc. Corn Quiet at SCfflacjifc. Oats-Firm ; No. 2 white. SIKc. live Dull ; No. 1. 57c. Bkrley-StronK ; No.2,57c. Pork .June , $14.25. Cincinnati , June 23. Wheat Weal No. 3 red , 7fic. Corn Steady ; No. 3 mixed , 33c. Oats-Steady ; No. 3 mixed. 29Xc. Kre-Easler ; No. 2. G0@61c. Pork Steady at 815.00. Lnrd In coed demand at 80.20. \Vhlsicy-Steady at 81.05. Ht. Linulu , Juno 28. Wheat Firm nr ulKhor ; cash , 74c ; July , 73c. Corn Easy and lower ; cash , July , S3Xc. Oats Lower ; cash , 28 > c ; July , Pork-Uull at 815.00. Iiard-SO.l2Jf. Whisky-Steady nt 81.03. Butter Steady and unchanged ; creatnet 15Q18c ; dairy , WZlSc , Afternoon Board Wheat Hrm ; July , 73 } August , 74c. Corn higher ; July , 33 o ; A gust , 35c. Oats quiet ; June , 2bc. Ijlvcrpool , June 28. Wheat Stendyai demand talr : holders offer moderately ; r < western , sprlnir , Os OdMCs 10 l jxr cental ; i winter , Cs lOdUGs lid per cental. Corn Firm with demand fair ; new mlxi western , 4s per cental. New Orleans , June 28. Corn Dull ar drooplru : mixed , 484bXo ; yellow , Wa : white , 54Q55c. Oats Quiet and steady at30 < a30Xc. Corn meal Quiet and wo.k at S2.25. iloi ; Products Quiet ; pork , 81.5,00 ; lai rellned , tierce , S0.50. Bulk Meats Shoulders , 55.S7)i ; long cle and clear rib , S7.50. L1VK STOCK. Juno 23. The Drovers' Jou reports as follows : Cattle Hecelpts. 10.000 ; active : natlv steady ; Texans 5ijlOc lower ; Rblpplni ; stee SiW(54.00 : ( ( ; stooUtirs and teedcrs , ? 1.7 ! 3.25 ; COWR , bulls und mixed , 81.50(23. ( ; bulk , 81.750l'l25 ; Texas cattle. 81.OOig3.U5. Hogs Hecelpts , ll.ouo ; active and 10(31 hUher ; rough and mixed , 4.'JO@5-- packlnt ; and shipping , 95.10@5.30 ; ski ] 63.75 < g4.'J5. Sheep Itecelpts , 3,000 ; steady and u changed : natives. S2.75 < i4.40 ; western , 83 f'M. < ; Texans , 83.50 3.W ; lambs , per bet The Drovers' Journal report from l.ond cites general supplies very heavy ; ofterln of American cattle llclit and prices stead good to best sU-ors , lO ll c per Ib , slnkl offal. National moot Yarn * . East t e III. , Juno 28. Cattle liecelp 3.000 ; shipments , 700 ; active nnd stead choice heavy native auers. 84.30$4.50 ; f to good Rhippliii : steers 84.OtXft4.30 ; butche steers. 83.40@4.5) ) ; reeders , ( air to eoi 53.3)44.00 ) ; gtoclters , fair to coo < l , 82iX3J. Uoi 4 Receipt 3,000 ; stiJpuieuts , not nctlvn and lOc hlRhcr ; choice heavy and butchers' selections,35.05(25.15 ( ; packing nnd Yorkers , medium to choice , 84.85M5.00 ; pigs , 84.S004.SO. KnnRAR City , Juno 2S. Cattlfi Receipts , 4,000shipments. : 1,000 ; corn-fed strone ; crass i-leady : common to choice , S'J.45' ' < ti.io ; stookers. S2.25iK2.00 ; feeding steers , 82.05Q 3.W ) ; cows , 82.rKX.iX : ( ) . Iloss Recelpti , 11,000 ; shipments. 400 : nctlvo and Oc higher ; common to choice , 8J.40QJ4.00 ; skips and pigs , S3.00@4.25. OMAHA lilVn STOCK. Tuesday , Juno2S. On tlu. The receipts of cattle were liberal nnd the market aliout steady nt yesterday's prlres. Tlio market was not verv active , although more than half ot therccelptschanged Imnd" . Butchers' ' stock was slow , especially thin and grassy cows. HOCD. Thp receipts of hogs were heavy. The mar ket opened about sleady and n lew loads were sold at yestei day's prices. The appearance of nnrc buyeis on the market livened tlilnus tin and tliu best heavy hogs advanced 510c. After the advance the market wns very ac tive and the pens were soon cleared. The market closed strong , with everything of any account sold. Shnop. There were no fresh receipts and nothing doing on the market. llCCCit4. Cattle i.ooo llogs 0,400 Pro vail I n tr I'rlces. Showing the prevailing prlcus pild for 11 va stock on this market : Choice steers. 1800 to 1503 lbs..84.00 ( .10 Choice steers , 1100 to I35t ( Ibs. . . 3.0J3I.OJ Fat llttlu steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . aM J-bo Extra choicocows and holfoia. . . . H.W < W.25 ( iood to cliolco corn-fed cows. . . . 2.75W1.00 Common to medium cows B.25g2.r 5 Good to cholcti bulls 2.75toi.OO : Llirht and medium hoc * 4.50t ( l.i5 ( ( iond to choice heavy hogs 4.0501.75 Good to choice mixed hugs 4.V ! < 1.70 Itepre cnt.ituo aalos. NATIVI : sTr.r.ns. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. 2 . . . 015 S3.40 13..MM S3.75 44. . . . llGt ! 3.55 18..1IW 3.S5 175..12(57 3.70 2b""lH8 3.fO ! fl..l01S ! ! .7U S..12rS 3.00 20..1168 3.73 COWH. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 4..W.H g2.fi5 3. . . . 71i ( 3.10 5. . . . b'.W 2.00 20. . . . 1100 3.25 1..10JO 3.00 2. . . 075 3.25 5..1-MO 3.00 3. . . 8S3 3.2.5 1IUI.I.S. No. Av. 1'r. 1..15.0 ! fc2.50 HOGS. No. Av. Shk. 1'r. No. Av. Shte. Pr. 70..2JISOO 84.00 14S..240 200 84.65 CO. . . 240 ice 4.00 o0..2.54 40 4.(15 ( 05 . . .277 100 4.CO 73..210 4.07 bS..20U240 4.00 00. . . . 293100 4.07 07..25S 120 4.00 71..U09 120 4.07 b0..2JO 120 4.00 70. . . . 243 120 4.07 05. . . . 225 bO 4. ( X ) 70. . . . 2C7 120 4.70 71..207 40 4.00 CO..201 40 4.70 CO. . .2.'i7 4.00 13.2yO : ) 240 4.70 70..227 N ) 4.00 78..235 100 4.70 G5..25 ] SO 4.00 07. . .257 100 4.70 70..211 SO 4.W ) OJ..270 bO 4.70 ( * . . . .219 SCO 4..2 ( b7..207 100 4.70 00..2CO 2M ) 4.li2k 55..371 bO 4.70 G7..2JO 120 4.021 OI..24S KO 4.70 09..204 80 4.05 07..C65 200 4.70 75..234 bO 4.05 05..2.57 120 4.70 05..25 40 4.f.5 07..245 bO 4.70 03..245 100 4.05 70..349 120 4.70 71..3JJ bO 4.05 58. . . 275 N ) 4.72 75..108 bO 4.05 CO..21 40 4.75 li0..22U2bO 4.05 74. . .2.VJ 120 4.75 0.1..223 SO 4.05 05..270 100 4.75 .V.I..2S2 4i5 ( 02 . . .207 240 4.75 07..210 4.05 07.2bS200 4.75 73..2.J1 110 4.l'5 50..273 bO 4.75 C'.220 ) SO 4.05 00..353 N ) 4.75 01..203 120 4.05 01. . . 212 120 4.75 02 . . .245 120 4.0.5 73..2.V ! bO 475 07. . . . 15 ! 100 4.05 C3..25S 40 4.75 hive Sinuk Hold. Showing tliu number of head of stock sold on the market to-day CATTI.K. ( } . II. Hammond & , Co ! G- hocal 1' Shippers iii : Total 47t HOGS , Anglo-American Packing Co 3,7S1 U. 11. Hammond & Co G.V T. J. Llpton bO ( Total 5,33- Shipments. Showing the number of ctttle. hog * ant ] sheep shipped from the vards during the day. CA.TTLK. No. cars. Kt. Dest 30 C. H. & Q Chicagt 4 It. I Cnlcagi 7 N.W Chlcagc IK Qj. 20 .Mil Chlcagi All sales ot stock m tins market are mode per cwt live weight uulass otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at lc per Ib. for all weights. "Skins. " or hogs weighing less tlun ItW Ibs , no value. Pregnant sows are doclced 49 IDs. nnd sUgsSOIbs. by thuniiblla inspector. Ijive Stock Notes. ilogs all sold. Cattle steady. No sheep market. Hogs 510c higher. Heavy hogs in better demand. O. Andrews , Syracuse , was in with a loai of butchers' stock. John Charles , Dannebrog , was In au marketed a load of cattle. J. C. Goodell , Kearney , was nt the yard and sold a load ot cattle. J. B. Drum , Arapahoe , was hero and di ; posed of two loads of hogs. W. W. Morse and Leroy Loselle , Beatrice were in looking lor feeders. Frank Sanders was In and sold two load of hoes shipped from Dannebrog. Thomas Boucher , Coleridge , was here wit a load of cattle of his own feeding. Mr. Buckley , of Buckley & ICoss , Strom ! burg , was in and marketed a load of hogs. A. F. Nlhart , Kislngs , wan at the yard with a load of bogs which sold on the mai kcLMr. Mr. Beahm , of Trekel & Beahm , Cortlanc came In and sold two loads of cattle and on of hogs. J , L. Jackson , n well known feeder an shipper of Cortluud , was hero and sold a Ion ot nogs. J. Mandelbaum , Campbell , Neb. , came i with two loads ot hoes , which sold on th market. Among those in with fdocfc was J. It. Ar drcws with a load of cattle of his own feec Ing from Turlington. All the packing houses will be closed o the Fourth and there will bo no stock agent here to ship out stock. The best handy fat steers are selected fc the dressed beet trade , and anything that I common Is slow sale. Joseph Bliss , of Bliss & Bliss , one of tli oldest live stock shippers in the state , was i looking over the yards. Denny Bros. , Tekatuab , were hero an marketed nine loads ot cattle of their ow fcedlnc shipped from Herman. Mr. Lincoln , Squires & Co.'s head buyer t Chicago , was here with William Parson Mr. PiUbous will remain hero a ? a permaner buyer. J. E. Halo , Ord , was at the yards and ma keted two loans of l.ozs and a load of cattl < Ho Is on his road to Minnesota for a month rest and recreation. OMAHA WllOUSSALE MARKET ! General Produce. 0 Tuesday , June 28. i , JVic following arc the prices at whlc round lota of produce tire sold In this inn 7ct. ; 'flic quotations OH fruits and otht commodities M ; ; > c < I In from a distance ui the prices at which outside orders"tire'fillet Enos The market is about steady at 12i BUTTER The receipts are liberal and I excess of the local demand : creamery , 15i I7c ; dairy , choice , 10@l2c ; dairy , good , ft CHEESE. Full cream rheddara , singl ' " full cream flats , wins , lOc ; Yout Americas , lie : fancy Swiss , 20c ; Swis ir Imported , 25ce Llinburger. 12c ; brick , a' . POULTUY The receipts are fairly llbera I , I There are a good many very small iprit X I chickens 'coming in which are -slow sal i' | chickens , old , I3.0X23.25 ; spring , large , i 0.1.00 ; spring , small , 1,7&Q$2.25 ; .pigeons fwai .00. POTATOES. Stock of all kinds Is scarce. Old potatoes are golnir at 5XX851.00. accord ing to quality. New potatoes nt 2 Kc perIb. KASlKltX ANt > SoUTllHHV FllVlTS. TllO fiutiplv of raspl'Oirles and blackberries Is very limited. Blueberries aie more plenti ful. Stiawberries about yhyed out. Cher ries scarce and wanted. Peaches from the south arriving mostly In bad condition ; Cali fornia stock more desirable. Some box ap ples arriving. No barrel npples vet. Black raspherrlw , per 24 tt [ case 4.40 : red rasp- beirles , per 2i pt casd , 5 00 3.35 ; blnck- berries , per 24 qt ca'-e , $5.00 ; blueberries , per 1 bu stand. S4.00 l.fiO ; blueberries , ber 13 qt box. 81.50(31.75 ( ; punus. per one-third bu box , S1.25 ; peaches , southern , per halt bu box , St.50 ; apples , southern , per half bu box , 75SSI.OO. ( WATIKMII.OXS : : The first car load of Georgia \\nttermelons Is due on the 27th init. Watermelons , Genre In , per 100,535. VicnrAiiiis : : : New potatoes , Cal. , per Ib , 2Jifc ; new onions , porbblsi..iOpcr : bubox , 51.50 ; cabbngo per crate , St.OO ; tomatoes , per % bu. box , 51.25 ; tomatoes , per crate box , S2.75. OHANOKS The market Is bare to-dav. Rherslde Mediterranean Sweets , per box , S5.005 ; box lots , S4.75 ; Santa Ana , 54.50 ; B box lots , 84.25. LKMOXS Kxtra fancy , per box , 87.00 ; 5 box lots. SH50 ; fancy , SG.50 ; choice , Ki.uo ; choice , 5 box lots , 84.50 ; talr to uood , SD.T.Vg 4.(0 ( ; fair to uood , ft box loth.5UK3.75 ! ) ( BANANAS Err. Choice stoek , S3.COt4.00. C > i.iKoi.NiA ! Fituirs Uartlett pears urn expected to arrive about July 1st. Apricots , pur 201b box , S1.75 : plums , per 20 Ib box , $3.00 : iirtine.s , per 20 Ib box , 51,75 ; peaches , Iicr20ibper box , 82.00 ; Baitlett pears , per 40 lit box. ; red Astrachan apples , per box , i2.50. General Markets. YAHNISHKS Barrels , per gallon. Furni ture , 4-xtia , S1.10 ; fmnltuiv. No. 1 , 5t.K ( ) ; cosich. extra , 31.40 ; coach , No. 1 , $1.20 ; Da- mar , extra , Sl.75 ; Japan , 7c ( ) ; asnhaltuiii , extra , b5c ; shellac , 3.50 ; hard oil finish , sl < * > 0 > Ditv PAINTS White lead , 7c ; French zinc , 12o ; Paris whltlnir. 3Xc ; whitinir , gilders , 2J \vliitlnc ; , com'l , 1 , ' c ; lamiiblack , Ger- mnntnwn , 12c : lampblack , ordinary , b'c ; Prussian blue,55c ; ultramarine , IScjvandjkt1 rown , be ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4n ; ticnna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw , 4c ; Paris ii , genuine , 25c ; Paris green , common , chroinu green. N. VOc ; vermillion , American , Ibc ; Indian , raw and burnt umber , l-lb cans , 12c ; raw and burnt slenni : . .2candyke ; brown. 13c ; lelined lamp- jlack , I2c ; coach bl.xck and Ivory black lOc ; ilrup blacic , lOc ; ultr.iniarlno nlack , ISc ; hrome green , L. , M. & 1) . , lOc ; blind anil hutter 4ite.cn , IM. . it 1) . , lOc ; Paris green , c ; Indian red , 15c ; Venetian red Oc ; Tus- : an , 2 c ; American vermillion , h. & I ) . , 20 < s : rellow ochre , 2c ; L. M. it O. D. , Ibc ; mind ichre , IGe ; patent drjer , 8c : graining color Iclit oak , dark oak , walnut , chestnut anil ash , 13i > , Dituiis AND CIIKMICAI.S. Acid caroollc /Jo ; acid tartaiic , 52c ; balsam copaiba , per Ib , iOc ; bark sasafrass. pur Ib , lOc ; calomel , pel b. 78cchncho ; ! ! > Ulla , i > eroz,35j ; chloroform , per Ib , Wc ) ; Dover's Tiowtler.s , per Ib , 81.25 : epsom sails , per Jb , ; ! > fc ; flyceilnc , pure , pei It ) , oOc ; lead , acetate , per Ib , 20c ; oil , castor No. 1. per gil : , Sl.GO ; oil , castor. No. 2 , pel gal , $1.40 ; oil. olive , pur gal , 81.10 ; oil , orii : annum , 50c ; opium , § 4.50 ; quinine , P. & W and U. & S. pur m. , 70c ; potosslum , Iodide , : > er Ib. 63.25 ; sallcln , ner m , 40c ; suliilmU orphine , per ot , 3.85 ; stilpliur , per Ib , 4c : strvchnine , i > ur oz , Si. 10. PAINTS IN On. White lead , Omaha , P.I 0) < fc : white lead. St. Louis , pure , 7c ; Mai seillus , gieen , 1 Ib cans , lOe ; French zliu gieunseal. 12c ; French zinc , led seal. He French zinc , In varnish asst.Oc ; Ficncl zlne , 75c ; vermilllun , KnglLsh , in oil , 75c rud , 10u ; ro.su pink , Me ; Venetian red , Cook son's , 2jfc ; Venetian rud , Amuiican , IKc retl lead. 7 c ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c : cluomo yellow , K , , 12c ; ochre , rochelle. So ochre , French , 2Kc ; ochte , American lj.c Winter's mlneinl , 2Kc : Lehiuh blown. 2 > ic Spanish blown.2V c : Prince's mineral , "ic. SrntiTh Cologne spirits , IbS proof , 551.10 ilo 101 proof , SI.12 ; hiiiriis , Kocond quallcy 101 pioof , SI.10 ; do 188 proof.Sl.09. Alchohol , IbS proof , S2.10 iier wine gallon. Kcdist'ller ' whiskies , Sl.t)0@1.50. ) Gin blended 81.50(2 ( 2.00 ; Iveiitueky bourbons , S2.OOfeO.00 ; Ken tuckv and Pennsylvania ryes , S2.000.50 Golden Sheat bourbon and r\o wlilskles S1..50@.00. ! Brandies , imported 85.00/38.50 / domestic , 81.3u3.00. Gins , Imported , S4.5I fitO.OO ; domestic , bl.95ftS.00. Ciiampagne impoitcd , per case , S28.00@3.J.OO ; America ! per case , 'jlo.00@10.00. I'-Hini-.s Gieen butchers' , 5K(26o ( : creei cured , 7Kc ; dry flint , Ill2c ; dry salt , 0@10c creitn calf skins. Sc ; damaged hides , t\\i thirds price. Tallow 3e. Grease Prlmi white , So : yellow , 2c : brown , l&c. Slice ] pelts , 25M75C. HKAVV HAHDWAUE Iron , rate 82.70 plow slue ! , special cast , 4 } c ; crucible steel CJ c ; cast tools , do , 12 ( lbc ; wagon spokes jier set , S2.00@3.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.25 ; fel Joes , sawed , dry , 81-00 ; tongues , each , 80c axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , Gli$71c cell chain , per Ib. 0)13c ; malleable , 8@10c Iron wedges , flc ; crowbars , Oc ; harrow teetl 4 c ; spring steel. 4@5c ; Burden's hors * shoes , S4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , S5.7.1 Barbed wire , In car lots , 84.00 per 100 lb = Iron nails , rates 10 to 50 , 83.00 ; steel nail' 82.75. Grocer's List. Java , 23@'isc ; interior Java , 24@20c ; Moclin as JSOc ; Arbucklo's , roasted 2.5c ; Me Laiu-hlfn's XXXX. 3c ; Dllwoith'b , 2.5 'c Bed Cross , 35 fc. SYBUINo. . 70 , 4-gallon keg . S1.88@1.8a New Orleans , per gallon , 38@4Gc ; mapl syrnp. half bbls , "old time. " per gallon , 70c 1-gallon cans , per doz , 810.0 ( ' ; half gallo cans , per doz , 85,00 ; quart cans , 83.00. CANIJY Mixed , 8K@llc ; stick. 8J @ 9J4c CKACKKIIS Garneau's soda , butter an picnic , 4 } c : creams , 8) ) < c ; ginger suaps,8 > c city soda , 7tfc. PICKKLS Medium. In bbls , 87.00 ; do I half Dbls , 84 00 ; small , In bbls , 8800 ; do , i half bbls. 84.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , 89.00 ; d < powdered , CANNED UOODS Oysters , standard , rx case. 82.90(31.10 ( ; strawberries , 2 Ib. perca < 83.30 ; raspberries , 210. per case , 82.25@2.4 : California pears , per case , 84.50 ; apricoti per case. 83.503.00 ; peaches , per case , 84.0 < white cherilcs , per case , 85.50 ; plums , p < case , S3.50 ; blueberries , per case , 81.85 ; cc plums , 21t ) . per case , 82.50 ; pineapples , 3 ll ercase , 83.30@5.75 ; lib. mackerel , per do § 1.3.5 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per doz , Sl.50@i.55 ; 21 ! gooseberries , per case , 81.75 ; 2 Ib. strln beans , per rase , 81.70 ; 3 Ib. lima beans , pi case , 81.00 ; 3 Ib. marrowfat peas , per ca S2.40 2.0 ; 3 Ib. early June peas , per cas 82-75 ; 3 ID. tomatoes , 82.50 ; 2 Ib. con 82,50. | Dry Liumber. D1MKNSIONS ANI > TIMItnitS. No. 1com , sis. JJo. 2 , com , s 1 s 17. ! No. 4 , comsis 13.i FKXCINO. No. 1,4 AOln , 12 & 14 ft. rough S10J No. 3 , " " " " " " " ib.i B1DINQ. A , 12.14 and 10 ft.- S23j H , ' " ao.i C. " " 15.1 1) , " " " 13.1 CKIL1NO AND I'AIITITION. 1st com , ff in White IMqe Cellini : 8S4. Clear , % In. Norway Pine Ceiling lGj FI.OOItlNO. A 6 inch white pine 131. C" . , . BO. K" ' " " ( jJelFen'B ) 10. BTOCK OOAIIUB. A 12 Inch 8. Is 846. No. 1 , com. 18 in s. I B. , 13 & 14 20. " " " " 10ft 10. No. 2 " " 12 & 24ft 18. " " " " 10ft 17. FINISHING. 1st and 2d , clear , Itf Inch , s.2s 850. Sd.clear , 1 Inchs. SB. , 845 ; 151) ,3 In 47. B select , 1 Inch , s.2 s.,880 ; l , J > | , 2 In 37. POSTS. White cedar , 8 ln.Hg. . ia > < c ; 0 In. iru. . n TAR DID nd ) ! Bhln dl > fB s. A new method of oi poundina Tar. A euro Bu&ranteed. or mon refunded. Hold by druMttti , and at the office TAR-Olfa CO. . 71 IAM Mltt. ( HMtM. frUetl THE RA1LWAI TIME TABLES , OMAHA. ArfSvo | Leave Omaha Onmha ONION PACIFIC. Depot loth nnd i'iorco sts. 1'ncillc Express 7:60 : am 8M : pm Denver Express ri:90iin10.Vi : | : am Local Express 11:00 : am 6:05 : ptn Except Sunday. H. * At. II. K. II. Depot lutli nnd 1'aclUc sts. Mall ami Kxprttjs KtfPpm 10:05 ntn Night Express 10:00am : 7:45 : pm c. n.A o. 11. It. Depot lOlli and . . . . Mail and Kxpri'ss 0:20 : am 0:00 : pm Chicago Expicss u ; 5pm K. C.8t. .J.AC. H.J Depot 10th and I'Aciilcst Mull fiT. : pra Express 7:00 : am , 8:50 : pm C. St. I' . M. & O. Iepoll5th and Wchstorst. Sioux City Express Mi-Cipm 9:15 : am Uftiitjrott Express 10iOnuii:45 : : pm Uhtir I'asioiijiur 7:40 : pin 5:35iuu : Exceut Sunday M1SSOUKI PACIFIC. Depot 15th and Webster st. Day Express O.aiamillo : nm Might Kxnrpss 5xpm : : ) 0:10 pm Lincoln Express 11:10 : am , 0:10 : pin DUMMY TIIA1NS. Hnnnlm : between Council Hluffs nnd South Onmlm. In addition to tlio stations mrn- tloiu'tl , trains slop at Twentieth nnd Twenty- lourtli streets , nnd nt Summit , In Omaha. WcHlwnrd , KastwarU. COUNCIL BLUFFS. MORTH- n WESTERN * RAILWAY. . I M-r M.\\i + J 'And Chicngc Thtonly ro 4totake for Des Molnes Mar ihalltowa , C dar Rapldi , ClleOn , Dlxoa. Chic * go , Hllwamke * and all points ea t. To thepeo pie of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah Idaho , Nerada , Oregon , Washington and Call fornla , It off ri superior advantage * not pout Me by any other line. Amen * a few of the numerous point * of 4m portoritjr enjoyed by the patron * of tbli road between Omana and rhlcajo , are Its two tralni Rdar oDAY COACHES , which are the finer thut human art and laifonuitr can create. Iti PALAUK BLEEPING OAKS , which are model of comfort and eleg-anee. ItuPARtXDB DRAW ING KOOM OARS , unBurpaised by any , and Iti widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING OAKS the equal of which eannot bo found eltowhere At CounoO Bluffi the train * of the Union Paolfl < Hy. eonneot la Dntoa Depot with tfcoee ef tUi Chlcaco fc Northwritorn Uy. ID Chtoato thi trains of tmle line mnke eloie connection wltl UIOM of all eattern line * . i'er Detroit , Columbui , Indlanapolli , Clnoin nati , Niagara/alls , Buffalo , llttsbury .Toronto Montreal , BMOO. Now YorK. Philadelphia Baltimore , Waehinglon and all points IB thi east , aek fer a ticket rla thn "NORTHWEffrKmN. " If yon wlea the beat acoommodatton. AU tloke Kent * MO ticket * ria this line. H. HCQHITT. . P. WILSON. OenL MajMM , OenL PaM'r Areat * " ' 680' ' W. M. BABOOCK , 'L. B. BOLLBS , Welters Agent , City Pait'r Afeat. Omaha , Nebraska , THE CHICAGO SHORT LINI OF THE Chicago , Milwaukee &St Paul B ; Ttie Best Route from Omaha am Council Bluffs eo ; Two Trains Daily Between Omaha an Council Blull's Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapid Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , Janesville , Beloit , Winona , LaCrosfe , And all other important points East , Nortlicai and Boutlieait. For through tiokots call on tbo ticket aget at 14U1 1 urnum et , In 1'axton hotel , or at Unlu PttclBo depot. Pullman Sleepers and tne finest Dining Cat in the world uro run on the main line of tt Chicago. Mllwaulceo & St , Paul ItutlwHy and c1 erjr attention Is paid to passengers hjr court oui employees of tbo company. ' It Mit.t.EH. General Manager. J. F. TUCKEIU Assistant ( lencrul Manager. A. V. It , CuircNTcn , Uenorul Pattongor an Ticket Agent. . . , _ Qicn.K. llArroiiD , AsiietantGenetralPuiiei g r and Ticket AKonU 'J. T.CutBK , Quneral Superlnttnd Joiiars' Director/- / Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER , Whole alor > ealfrln Airrtcnltnrnl Implements , Wntrons , Crrrlfigci uJ ItncRlrn. Jones Mreet , tutwi'un vth mill lUhiOiunhn , Nvb , HXIXGER c ( * METCALF CO. , Agricultural Implements , Wngnn , rarfliigc < . Hu p e lo . Etc.Vholos.Mo , Om h . Wliolctalo DenlcrB In AcrrlcuUnrnl Implements , ITngorn am' flugcl > . _ Ml.HU.MJ nnil t ; , Jonc < t Artists' Material. A. IfOSPE , ,77 ? . . Artists' Materials , 1'imios nnd Organs , Mil IMiiRlns Ftrpet , Omnlin. Builders' Hardnare and Scales. Rnildevs'Hiirdwnre&ScaloKt'palrShop Mechanic * ) ' Toola anil llulTivln Scsln. 1KX > Douglas et. , v Omaha , Noli. foot's and Shoes. Joblicra of Hoots nnd Shoes. 1111 Farnam it , Omnlia , Neb. Mmmfnctorj , Siimmot Mrrc-I.Itnrtnn. Z.T. L1ND8EY C CO. AVlioIosalo Rubber Boot * and. Shoes Utilizer ninl ( ilk'il L'lotliliiir unu lea Hoot * f.ndSboeB. Southeast Coruer Utli fleer Kit. Lager liecr Brewers , 15J1 Nnrth ISlh Ktroet , O.li , Nob. Butchers' Tcols. LOUIS HELLER , Butchers' Tools awl Supplies , J n 8go Cailnui of nil klmli nlw jr lu "lock. 1315 JontKHUOmubA Coffee , Spices , Etc. Omaha Corrco and Spice Mills. Tc ,0on'ce , i'nlo . Diking 1'owdnr , FlirotlniB * tracu , ijiuiiJir Hluo. Ink. Hie. UU-1C Ilurcer _ tJtreeM'nmlia. Mob. _ _ Cornice. . John Eponeter , Prop. Manufacturer of tialvnnlieil Iron ant Corntea. Mi DoiUo and 103 anil lui N , IQtli at. , dmnlik.Nch. RUEMP1NG C VOLTE , Manufacturer ! or Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Wlndowi , Ftnaln.MotnllcSkylight , tc. 9108. mi t. . Umnha. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Speclit , Prop. QaWantted Iron Cornlc < ? , eto. Bppct'n Improrcd Pat. ent Metallc Slfllnht. Ha and 510 8.12th > t..Oniahn. Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Rugs , Linoleums , Mattings , me. 1511 Doutlai itrcct. Crockery and Notions. W. L. Agent for * ho Manufacturer * nnd Importer ! of Crockery , Glassware , Lnmpi , Chlnunuya , etc. Office , 317 South 18th tt. Orunba , Neb. CLOTHING M. ELGU'LTER'S Uammntli Clothing : House. Cornoi 1'ariinm and Tcntli Streets , Omaha , Neb. Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY , Commission and Jobbing. Bnttor , KcsBitnd I'roduce. CnnilKnmenti follclted. lle dqunrter ( or Ktunewnre , Hurry llozfii nod Urnpe IKikati. llli Doilgontreet , Oninlm. RIDDELL L RII > DE1L , Storage nnd Commission Morcliautn , fpeclaltlei Butter. Kxgi. Clicoo , roiltry , ( J rae , . OjntiTS , etc. . etc. 112 S. lltUbt. PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fruits , rroduco nd PraTliloni , Onmlm , Nch. WIEDEOLJN 6 CO. , " Froduco Commission Merchants , Poultry , Iluttar , Unino , Fruits , etc. 220 B. 14tbit Oniatm. Nub. Coal antf Lim . Uto. r. LAhAUii , 1'res. C. t. aoonnAN , V. Pieg. J. A. SUNDEKI.AND , 60c. and Tr . OMAHA COAL , COKE ct- LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. ain&oulb Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb. ' co. , JfannfnctnrerH of Illinois White Limo. And Shipper * of ( ; enl mid Coke , Cemunt , I'laster , IJme , llilr. Fire Ilrlrk , Dmln , Tlio iin < l Power 1'lpo. ( ifflro. Pazton Ilutel. FuniHiu rt. , Umtha , Nub , Confectionery. JfP. . FAY CO. , Mannfactnriiiff Confcctionerfl , Jobberi ot Frultf.Nnts imil Clicaia. Ull tatimm BU Omaba. Cigar * and Tobacco , Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco , Onm and Ammunition , 31S loJZJ B. llth it. , 10 to 1U24 Karnmmit. . Otniha.Neb. WEST A FRITSCUER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wliolctalo UtaUn ID L a ( Tobaccoi , Noi.lM andllUN. Mth itreot. Omaha. Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH eCO , , Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions 11U3 and 1104 Douglat , cor. llth St. , OmahaNeb. Distillers. Dlillllen of Mquors , Alcohol und Rplrlti. Importori and Jobbers of WlnnaaJ l.lquon. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'S. CO. and ILER < C CO. , Importer ! and Jobber ! of Fine Wlnei and Mqnort bole m nu ( etur ri of Ernnedr'a Kait India lilt- t natul DomnlloUquom. llU Ilarntr St. Furniture. Wholesale Dealers in Furniture. Farnam Bt. . Omaha , Neb. CHA RLES S HI f'ERICK , Furniture , Beddlnff , Upholstery , Ulrrori , etc. 130fi.l and 1510 Farnam it. . Omuba Groceries , Wliolesalo Groceries and Provisions , Hoc. TO.W , 70 ! ) and 711 B. ItXIi Ft , Omaba. Seb. AlcCORD , It.UADY ti CO. , Wholesale Orocer , Iftn anil I.earenwortU Bti.Cluaba. Hardware , LEE , FRIED d ) CO. , Jobliors of Hurdwaro nnd Nails , Tinware , Sheet Iron , Kle. Amntt for Howu Sculei ami Miami Powdert'o. , Onmha.Null. W. J. ttROATCJI , Heavy Hardware , Jron nnd Steel , BprlngiV ion Stock , Hardware Lumber , etc. nd lll Ilarney it. , EDNEY < C GIRBON , AVholesalo Iron and Steel. Wa on and Carrlaiu Wood Stock. Ilearj llardwan Ktc. lTauit 1319 Ltayrnirorititt.Omaha. Neb. "MILTON ROGERS < e SONS , Stoves , Ranirca , Kurnacfs , Tiloa , ManUciar t t , Drm Ooodi. uu null UZ3 Orta Jobbers' Directory. Iron Works. 1'AXTOIT , C VJEKL1XG Iron Works , Wrone ht and Cat Iron BnllJlne Work. Iron Plaint llnllliiB. llpann and ( llnlvri , Stfani Knilnti , llrn l > ? urk , ( Irnural Finindrr , Maclilno ami lUackiniUK > , 'or > . Hfllcf nnJWortu , U. 1" . Uy. nrtntl > Hni l. il.K.SAlI'l'KK , ' a nurncturlnir Denier in Smoke Stacks , , T' nV , anil ( Irnivnl llolU-r Ijli Pouvl.i * ticet , linmlia y. H Mr-MAsr * . r OMAHA tl'JJIK .PJliOS WORKS , Mnniir rlii' n of ire nnd Iron Uailiuurs , Desk Rallf , Window ( Juaritn. riower SiaiuM , Wire Hliiu , Hla UJN.irth. OnlPM hr nrill promptly attondoilto. Lumber. OMAHA TtUMltEK CO. , DealO' ' . All Klndtnf Mittorial nt Wholesale , ' 16th Btroftund Union I'aclrlo Track , Omaha. " LO U IS Ji It A 1) VO RD , Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Snsh , Doors , Klc. Yartti-CarnerTlh nnil I > ouifl s | Cornl ythnml Dou-ilm. ' CHICAGO LUMlirAt CO. , Wliolesulo Linnbur , BU 8.14th ulrcotOniahsNoli. r.Oolpi'ttcr , Manngen Lumber. ISth and Cnllforuln Mreetn , Ctmahn , Neb. J-'JtElTlK GRA F , I/nrn her , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Eta. Cr.r.Otti and uoiulns iti. , Ouialu , NuS. JTOAGLAXD , Lumber. 21. It' irARTEYLUMUER CO. , To Dealers Only. Orr.ce , H03 r.irnam itrcct.Omarm. CJTAS. Jt. LEE , Hardwood Lumber , Wood Cnrpoti etui 1'nrqviot Flooring. Slli nnd DoiiRla * Omaha. " JOJT1TA. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. Imported and Amrrlran 1'ortland Cement. Ptatl Agent for MIlKHiiVi-t' llTdinnllc Cement und Ileit ( Julncy White IJme. Lite Stock. UNIOX STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John V. Uoyd , S'jpor1ntcr.a nt. Litre Stock Commission. jf. JlUJtlCE 0 NO\S , Live Stock Commission. _ Oco. Ilurko , Mnn.iK'r Union Stock Vnrdn.H. Omaha. Telephone Ml SAVAGE C GHEES' , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Shipment * of nnr and nil Llints of Stock nolloltod. Union Stock Viml- . Omaha , Neb. Millinery and Notions. 1. OliERFELDER 0 CO. , Importers mid .lolibcra of Millinery and Notions , 1115and 125IIarner ! St.eet , Oumlui , Nob. Notions. Wliote-alo Denier * In Notions and Furnishing : Goods , fl nnd 403 B. Tenth HI , Mnialin. Overalls. COMPANY , MannfRcturers of Overalls , leans Pant ! , Bhlrts , Etc. 1103 nnd 1104 Douglas Street , Onnhn.Nob. PAPER CARPEXTEItlpAPEH CO. , Wholesale 1'aiier Dealers. Carry a nice tock ( if I'rlntliiK , W > .i plnx and Writ. IIIK tinper. fciioeliil utlcntloii ulvon Ui rnr loud or orilorn , which will bo shipped illrocl fie n inllU. All orders will u'cclVH pcrnoiml ntiontlnn. Wttitnnr- nnte.i iiioil Koods an I low price * . 1114 nnd IHIJ liiuila st. Printing. HEES rimrrnrcf Job Printers , Blank Book Makers , And llook Ulndcri. 11X1 and 1DH Houth Kourteonth treat. Omnlm , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER Auxiliary Publishers. DoilerslnTTpo , l'rm < ei xnil Printers'Supplies. M9 South Twelfth htrent. Pumps , BROWNELL ,0 CO. , Manufncturcra and Drain In ncrlnes , Hollers & { icnnral Slnpliinery Bueet Iron work , Htcam 1'umjir.MiiT llllln , Acm's bhaflInKUodgt Waodipllt Pulla/i , Belllaf , eta , Aliowauoni , icrap9r , antlOal U8t. IJU-lIll fj9 . " - - - Tennorthst. " ' CHURCHILL PUMP CO7 Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , gtoam and Water Sunplli'i. Headqunrtera fur lilMt FO3ntCo'iUo < xU. Illllinruuiu it. , tlmuhi. Neb. U. S. WIND ENGINE nnil PUMP COMPANY. IlalladarWInd Wlliij rttcam and Wntar Hnppllef , 3 Plumtilnit ( loo-ti. Iteltlnc. llo n. | i8 | and wiu i-ar- uaiait.Oiunlm. 8. K. telum , Malinger. TclephnneNn. 210. A. L. STItANG CO. , Pumps , Piies ] nnd Engines. Bt am , Water , Hallway and MlllhiK Supplier , nto , MO , IKtandV2 Karnam t.Oa hn , Nel. . Safes , Etc. P. P.OYER C CO. , Apents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s * lire and Ilnin'ar Proof Sufoi , Time Ixicks , Vault * and Jail Work. VU ) Karnan tr t Omaha , Net ) . G. ANDRE EN , Omaha Sufo Works. t Manufacturerof nreand Uarxlarl'mofSafef , Vault Doom , J ll Work.bhutiem and Wlro Work. Cor. ] 4thand Jarksnn HtB. , omr.h , Nab , Sash , Door * , Etc. 31. A. D1SHROW C CO. , Wholasala ilnimfnctureriof Sash , Doors , Itlinds and Jldnldinprs Ilrnnch office,12th nlul IisrJ rt.i.On.sh.N ! i. > , JtOIIff MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Moold'ngn.SUtr ' Work nnd Interior Hard Wnod Klnltb Jutluuvueil. N , t.tur. ; Bth mid LvavcnwurthBl * . Omubu , Nub. KLEIN HOUSE Johnstown , Neb , 1 The best accommodations for travelers. I The best hotel in town. K. G. FRITProprietor. . I THE CAPITOL HOTEf 1 Lincoln , Neb. 1I The licst kniiwn uiul mn'-l poiiulitr hotel In tliu state. I. < > cKtlni > | ctmtuilnii'Olntriioiiu | Iliac HeuliiiirtoiB | for 4-ommorujHl men u4 all jiolitlcal wad pulillu Kiithofltitrii. E. 1' . lUHJUUN , 1'ro.irlotor. I School , County and City We will PRV hlirhcst prlco for tliotju .Ka > : XjO i rs JIUlo iitlouLkt tutui. ( Y rrfiiond | < > ncieoicltG ] < l. STCJL L BROS.
