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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JUliY 12. 1887 :
IDE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Opens Strong and Higher , But Suf
fers a Decline ,
MISLEADING CROP FIGURES.
Light HufllnssB Transnctcrt In Corn
and VnlnoH AVcnknn a Trlllo
Oatn Quiet and roatnrclcsn
General Quotntlons.
CHICAGO I'llonUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 11. [ Special Telegram to
the UEK.I The wheat market opened stronc
nnd blglicr to-day , remained Una ( or a time ,
then weakened , and closed at about the
lowest range of the day. Tlie fluctuations In
prices were within ? 6@Kc limits and trade
wan at no time very active. The early
Btrenirtli was duo to the crop dainngo reports
from the northwest , and the later weakness
wns attributed to the development of the be
lief that the damage was not so bad as had
been represented , and that at the worst the
Increased acreage would about offset the re
duced production per acre. Thegovornment
estimates of spring wheat are so notoriously
wrong that they have censed to mislead
men In trade , but as the "official figures" are
all that the public has to no by , more or
less confusion as to the facts must neces
sarily exist. The covernmont bureau Is
doubtless correctly Informed as to the relative
condition of the crop as compared with pre
vious years , but Its total yields are ildlcu-
lously out of the way. If the worst that has
been tola of the crop In Minnesota and Da-
kota'provcs true , the actual yield should not
be below the government report of the yield
last year , which % vas not less than a'i.OOU.OOO
bushels wide of the mark. Hut enough of
this , The reports of real damage done are
becoming more conflicting every day , whllo
harvest returns from the western and south
western wheat fields are getting more jug-
handled. The reports of damage seem to be
confined to Kansas In the west and Mary
land , Pennsylvania and Virginia In the east
The opening trades In August were 73c.
The highest uolnt attained was : % and the
lowest 7273c , which was also the close.
September opened at 75 @ 75 > ic , ranged
75 0 high , and 7475c low antl clo.icd.
October ranged 7676 > < c and closed at the
bottom.
Corn opened pretty firm In the speculative
market , but weakened on encouraging re
ports from all parts of the west regarding
crop nrospects. Free selling by Ilutchlnson
and the disposition on the part of the crowd
to discount the long futures also helped to
weaken values , and deliveries this side of
October closed V@3 c lower than on Satur
day. Just a fair aggregate amount of busi
ness was transacted and the fluctuations
were not violent , % c covering all of the
changes. Seller August ranged from SGXc
at the opening down to Htt c , which was the
market at the close. July rested at Jtt c ,
September at 37J < c , October at 37 c , and
May at SO c
Oats wurc quiet and without feature. Cash
and July ruled steady at about Saturday's
quotations , while August and September
closed * e easier at t5Jfc ! and Cfij c respec
tively. Seller May ruled linn and closed at
30c
In the provision pit the Interest developed
was confined lamely to .short ribs. In tills
article the reputed leaders of the long tutor-
est made an open showing of their strength
early , and before the day was very far ad
vanced they succeeded In forcing prices up
17Kc. Thu later portion of this improvement
was lost , though at the close the maiket stood
fully 1'Kiil-J ' c higher than on Saturday.
Aside from the movement In short libs ,
willed were not only advanced but also quite
active , tno day's trade was uninteresting.
Laid received , If anything , less attention
and ruled with an easier tendency , averaging
2Kc lower at the close. In pork the only sale
made was one round lot for the year delivery
at 311.25. Cash cork was quoted at $17.00.
In lard and short riDs the active futures were
August and September. The short rib deal
falls as yet to command confidence , and on
the upward turn to-day the purchases of the
managers were larger than their sales. The
bears , however , were cautious and conserva
tive.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , July 11. [ Special Telegram
to the BKE.I CATTI.K Trade was fairly
active , with little or no change In values as
compared with the close of last week , on nice
handy and good light steers. In fact , desir
able cattle of this description sold a shade
higher this morning than on Friday. On
big steers , however , values were barely
steady. There were about 100 loads of
Texans , and they sold steaay , In some In
stances at an advance over the close of last
week. For the stlllers on the market 84.15
was bid , and they probably sold for S4.UO.
A lot of twelve loads of good Nehraa-
kas , averaging about 1,200 Ibs. , sold
for 94.40. more than they would have
sold for last week. There was
no business of note. The stocker and feeder
trade and native butcher's stock , especially
rows , sold down as low as ut any time.
Shipping steers , 1350 to 1WX ) Ibs , St.K ; > < 3.20 :
1200 to law Ibs , S3.CO@4.50 ; 950 to 1200 Ibs ,
3.80 3N ) ; stookors and feeders , S1.75rti.OO : ;
cows , bulls and mixed , 81.2. ' ( < $ l.br ; Texas
steers , S'AU : ! < 3i.35 ! ; cows , 31.75 ( < tf.30 : 348 Ne
braska half-breeds , 1020 Ibs , 3.05 , the first
of the season.
Iloos--The market was active with a slight
upturn at the close. The bulk of the sales
were within a ranite of 95.25(95.30 ( , a few lots
of fancy at S5.3.5 , and a few lots of common
at S5.lO@5.tt > : light sorts , Jo.l5@5.SO ; V or le
ers at 85.25 5.30.
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago , July 11. The Drovers' Jour-
Dai reuoru as Inflows :
Cattle Kecclpts. 1,000 ; steady ; shipping
steers , > 3.30t4.90 ( ; stockers and feeders ,
C1.75@3.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed. 91.259
2.W5 ; Texas cattle , 81.75(33.35 ( ; Nebraska
half- breeds , 3.05.
Hogs Receipt , 19,000 ; strong , rough and
mixed. Sft.OOCt5.25 : packing and shipping ,
es.15Ct5.85 ; light , 85.05 < $5.30 ; skips , 53.00(4 (
Sheen Receipts , 8,000 ; steady ; natives ,
3.00Q4.a5 ; western , SS.SCKSa S ; Texans ,
93.00C t3.60 ; lambs per head , 91.50@4.00.
Natioii l Stock Yard * . Ka t St.
Lnnli , 111. , July 11. Cattle Receipts
1,700 ; shipments. 400 ; steady ; choice heavj
native stners. 94.25(34.40 ; fair to good ship
ping steers 33.7.'K < t4.20 ; butchers' steers , fall
tncuolre. 9i.fiOgM.10 : ; feeders fair to good ,
Sa.ao&A''O ' ' ; stockers , fair to good,32.lO@2.90
Hogs Ui celpts , 4,000 ; shipments , 200
steady ; choice heavy and butchers' selec
tions , J5.20i35.30 ; packing and Vorkers
85.05 ( 5.20 ; pigs , common to good , 84.50a (
5,00.
llutter Firm ; creamery , 16@l9e ; dairy ,
12M10C.
Hainan City , July 11. Cattle Receipts
1,200 ; shipments , 1,100 ; weak and a shadi
lower ; common to choice corn-fed , i3.soq (
4.05 ; Mockers , jf'i2.yftiW ( ; feedlug steers
g2.A033.10 ; cows$1.50 ( < p.OO.
flom Kneel ) * * , 4,5 < X ) ; shipments , l.fOO
strontr and 5c higher ; common to choice
94.60(35.15 ( ; skips aud pigs , 83.00(34.00 ( ,
FINANCIAL.
New Youtc , July 11. ( Special Telegran
to the URK.I SIOCKS The stock markc
opened stronger , with fractional advances
There was little disposition to trade and thi
market showed llttlo animation. Londoi
' was reported dull and consols lower. Kua
slan securities In London were weak and I
per cent due , a scare article In the Uerlli
press depreciating the Investment in Kus
Man securities In London. The weakness h
London , however , had little effect , as tin
short Interest was largely Increased durtni
the closing days of last week , and operator
were disposed to cover. The feeling w&
nervous and the least bullish symptom
reared the bears Into buying. Gould'
brokers bought Missouri Pucifia and West
era Union , and later sold the latter on th
qulr * . Their buying produced a better feel
I nit. and advances of MQK per cent were it
corded on a few active stocks , while the re
rounder were -qultt and barely steady. I
was said that the government would advei
llio to purchase bonds within ten dayi
This , In connection with the good showing
made by the , banks , created the Impression
that still lower r.vtes for money would soon
be In order. These points , In connection
with the fact that the general business of the
country Is healthy and carnlncs continue to
Increase , made strone bulls more active , but
as the market was nothing but a traders' one ,
the advance was duo almost entirely to the
shorts covering. The bulls wore disap
pointed , and about midday weakness set In
and the early advance was lost. The Ualtl *
more &Ohlo deal Is still attracting atten
tion. Its present condition Is not as favora
ble as expected. Oartett has practically no
tified Ives and Staynor that ho Is dissatisfied
with the manner In which they have com
plied wity the terms of their contract and
that unless they meet their engagements
properly the negotiations will bo at an end.
In the negotiations between Gould , l\esand
Staynor over the Baltimore and Ohio tele
graph Him them Is r. difference of 5500,000 ,
but the latter have conceded that , and Gould
cu ; > take possession If he desires. It Is said
that the deal will be finished this week.
Most of the loans obtained by Ives and
Staynor were Indirectly secured with Mr.
Gould's aid , and the Impression Is that the
latter Is running the deal and the others arc
merely figure-heads. The only sensational
feature In the market was the change from
r 2 to 43 > In Wheeling & Lake Erie , duo to
the rumor that 53,500,000 of new stock was
about to be Issued. A rally to 49 followed ,
ut the last sale was at 44 % . The final trad-
ng In the active list was light , and although
'lonty ' of stocks were offered , the market
loscd steady and M@7 per cent higher than
attirday on all stocks except Lake Shore ,
.ackawahna and Union Pacific , which de-
lined M per emit. Trade with Chicago
ouses was light and of no Importance. The
otal sales weru 140,085 shares.
GOVEU.VMKNTS Government bonds were
ull but steady.
YESTiitDAV'S ; QUOTATIONS.
MONEY ON CAr.L Was easy at 3@5 per
cent ; last loan 3 per cent ; closed , ottered 3
per cent.
PUIIIB MEUCANTILB PAPEH 5f $5X per
*
HTKRUNR EXCHANOE Dull at 54.tM } for
ixty day bills , and 14.83 for demand.
PUODUCE RIAUKKTS.
. July 11. Following quotations
nra the USO : closing figures ;
Flour Finn , unchanged.
Wheat lluletl quiet nnd firm , closed easier
cash , 71 ( ii > 72c ; August , 72 15-lCo ; Sep-
ember , 74 l.VlOc.
Corn Moderately active , ruled firm ,
opened MOIiXc higher nnd iclosed } < o below
Saturday : cash , : Kc ; August , Mj/c ; Sep
tember , S75/C.
Oats Dull nnd steady with very llttlo
shanee ; cash , ! ! 5c ; August , 25UHUcSep- ;
; ember , 26 } < fc.
Rye-Quiet nt 48c.
Barley--Steady , September , G4c.
Timothy Seoa-Prlme , 82.22(3125. (
FlaxSeed-81.10.
Whisky 81.10.
Pork-Quiet and tirm ; casli , SM.50@iri.00.
Lard Moderately nctlvn and lam ; cash ,
W.43 ; Augiibt , SC.50i4 ( < U)2K ; September ,
Butter Quiet ; In peed request ; creamery ,
WJiOlOu ; ttalry , 18 > aiOc.
Clicoso Quiet ; full cream cheddars , 8'r@ '
" " 'e ; lats , Kb ; Young America , IHaUKo ;
1111 Si
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 55.70@5.bO ; shoit
clear , S8.15 ( 8.20 ; short ribs , 7.75 > i7.bO. ;
Hides and tullow Unchanged.
Receipt * . Shipments.
Flour , bbl.l 14,000 44,000
Wheat , bu Sfl.t'OO ' 3-i.OOO
Corn , bu 87.000 448.000
Jats , bu 16,000 -iO.OOO
Hye , bu 0WX , ) 8,000
Barley , bu 1,000 1,000
New Jforfc. July 11. Wheat Receipts.
4lU,000 ; exports , 100.000 ; spot lots of winter
.JftGiJi'c lower , spring , K@lc lilulior , closing
steady ; options variable and irregular ; July
advanced J c early , later declined Ific , closed
weak ; other markets opened % @ % c better ,
closed with Improvement lost ; ungraded red ,
8li ss { c ; No. 3 red , nominal ; August No.
2 red closed 8.c.
Corn Shade lower , options opened tilde
better , later declined ) .f(3 ( > c , closed weak.
Iteoolnts , 82,000 ; exports , 25,000 ; uiiRrndeil ,
444r ) > icNo.'J ; , 4444c elevator , 44 < @ 45c
delivered ; August closing at 45Vc.
Oats-Kecelpts. .VJ.ooo ; mixed western , 85c ;
white western. sy@43c.
Petroleum Steady ; United , CO fc.
Eggs Rather easy ; western , 12l4 } c.
Pork Moderately active and steady.
Lard Quiet and a shade hieher ; western
steam spot , closing at 80.85 bid.
Butter Quiet but firm ; western , 10@20c :
western creamery. 10@20c.
Cheese Steady but quiet.
Kansas city. July 11. Wheat Steady ;
Mo. 'i red. cash , 6'Ic bid.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , 29c bid , 29 > c
asked ; August , 29c bidSOcasked.
Oats-No. 2 , cash , 2lc bid , 23c asked.
Milwaukee , July 11. Wheat Easier ;
July , 73c ; August , 7Uc ; September , 75c.
Corn-SUadr ; No. , a6c ,
Oats Quiet ; No. 2. 31 { c.
Rye-Dull ; No. 1 , 55c.
Barley Easier ; September , ClUc.
Provisions Firm. Pork July , $14.50.
OlBotnnatl , July 1L Wheat Firm ; No.
3 red , 74c.
Corn Strong and higher ; No. a mixed ,
Oats Strong ; No. a mixed. S031c.
Rye Irregular ; No. a old , oOc ; sample
new , 57c.
Pork-Fair demand ; 815,00.
Lard Firm at SG.20.
Whisky-Steady at 1.05.
Mlstneapoilsj , July 11. Wheat Strong
nnd higher ; No. 1 hard , cash , 7.r > Xc ; August ,
76c : September. 77) ) < c ; No. 1 northern , cash.
74He ; August , 75c ; September , 76Kc ; No. 2
northern , cash , T-Kc ; August , THc ; Sep
tember , 74 c. On track : No. I hard , 77c :
No. 1 northern , 70c ; No. 2 northern , 74c
Flour Firm ; patents , 4.'J5 < 4.50 ; bakers' ,
| 3.853.60.
Receipts Wheat , 152,000 bu ; flour , 130 bbls.
Shipments Wheat , 31,000 bu ; Hour , 27,000
bbls.
bbls.New
New Orleans , July 11. Corn Dull ,
weak and lower ; mixed , 47@47Hc ; yellow ,
47K@48c ; white , 5455c.
Oats-Quiet but steady at 30 < a3fiXc.
Cornuieal-Quiet and tirm at 3.SO@2.35.
Hog Products Unsettled , but generally
higher ; pork , 15,00 ; lard , refined , tierce ,
80.55.
Bulk Moats Shoulders , S5.S7 > i ; long clear
aud clear ribs , 57.75.
Ht. Loulri , JUT ! 11. Wheat Strong and
hlglier ; cash. 74X@74K'e : August. 74 > fc.
Corn-Steady ; cash , IBXfia'Wtfc ; August ,
Oats Easy ; cash , S7o ; August , 24c.
Whlskv-Steadr at SI. 05.
Pork-Steady at $15.5a
Lard-86.80.
Butter Steady and firm ; creamery ,
dairy , ISQIOc. _
OMAHA LiIVK HTOCK.
Monday , July 11.
Cattle.
The nin of cattle to-day was liberal for the
first of the week. The nullc were western
steers. The market opened dull and slow ,
Later In the day a few bunches changeti
bands. Uoou native steers , medium weights ,
are barely steady , whllo westerns are weak
lower. Tiiert ) was very HUln Inquiry foi
butchers' stock of any kind. There are verj
few cows and heifers coming In and the
butchers appear to prefer Unlit steers.
Hoc * .
The recejjts of hors were very fair foi
Monday. The market opened about stead ]
with Saturday's market and a few load :
changed hands at those prices. The uiarke
advanced 5c almost Immediately after tlu
opening and continued strong and actlvi
until the close. The highest price wu
reached for some time back , one load golnit
at 85.WJ { . Tim buyers were all represented
on the market and everything woa sold at
an early hour.
BliRirt.
There was an unusually heavy run of sheep
to-day. The demand , however , wns limited
and only four loads chanced hands.
llcoolpU.
Cattle 1,006
Hogs 2,100
Sliccp 2,000
Horses 1"7
Prcralllnic Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for II vo
stock on this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs..83.00(314.00 (
Choice steers. 1100 to ISOJ Iba. . . 3.70 < 3UK : )
Fat little steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.50Vt3.fK ( >
Corn-fed range steers 1300 to 1400 3.40fi3.fiO
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 8.73H.OO
Common to medium cows 2.00(32.50 (
Good to choice bulls 2.00 < a2.50
Light and medium hogs 4.7Wt4.S"
Good to choice heavy hogs 4.00(35.00 (
Good to choice mixed hogs
IteprcHontauve Hales.
JfAltVE STEKltS.
No. Av. Silk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
47..2fi9 VM F4.02K IS.Ml 120 U5
52..203 100 4.75 07..219 2CO 4.W
70..am 40 84. 0 . . .211 so 4 i
81. . . .232 bO 4.bO 63. . . .208 200 4.K'i
b2..212 bO 4.bO 7S..2-J7 40 4.8.1"
70 . . .B.TO 80 4.N ) 71..231 240 4.W
Cf . . . . ' a 300 4.hO ! . . . .210 40 4.H7J
74..211 2003 4.SO s 5J..24S 4.h7
78..21U 100 4.S ) 7S..2.)0 4.h7/
6,5..270 100 4.K5 6' ) . . . ,2W > 100 1.10
00. . . 250 200 4.S5 (11..271 bO 4.IU
ir.yX > 4.W 72.32 120 4.00
fiO. . . . 8-JO 4.8.70.,22fi K ) 4.K ! )
03..210 120 4.b,5 00..240 120 4S > 0
04..214 80 4.85 70..24r > 101) ) 4.K ! )
G3..Si 120 4.K1 55..250 400 4 IK )
77..232 200 4.S5 70..267 2SO 4.SH )
. . . .285 bO 4.K5 02..2.Sr 240 4.05
OS . . .225 200 4.S5 C2..2b9 120 4.1O
74..213 100 4.b5 50. . . . : 4 40 4.115
63..200 120 4.S 58..311 120 5.00
65..250 80 4.85 58. . . . 233 5.02X
Jjivo Stock Bold.
Showlngthu number of head of stock sold
on the market to-day :
CAlTf.K.
G. H. Hammond & Co 318
Local 0
Sblpp rs 153
Total 477
lions.
Anglo-American Parking Co 218
[ ! . U. IlSmmond & Co 418
Armour A ; Co 1,12S
Squil es it Co 510
North tt Co 441
Total 2,715
sii Enr.
Harris it Fisher 200
Stevt-nsit Uamllton 209
Shipments.
Showing the number ot cattle , hogs and
sheep shipped Irom the yards during the day.
CATTLK.
No. cars. Rt. Di > st.
10 Mil Chicago
HOOS
8 R. I Jolict
BHKhP IIOUIII.K I1KCK8.
11 N. W. Chicago
All silesof stock in tins market are made
per cwt HVO weight unless othurwis tated.
Dead hogs soil at Me par Ib. for all weights
"Skins , " or ho s weighing less than 11 > J Ib3.
no value. Pregnant sows are dockud 43 IDs.
and stags HO Ibs. by tltounblio itispectou
Live Stock Noteu.
No hogs held over.
Heavy run of sheup.
Hogs leached SS.O--M.
A weak cattle market.
Hogs averaged 07 to the car.
A few early hogs sold at steady prices ,
The week starts out with a gootl hog
market.
North & Co. , the Boston packers , were
buj er's on to-day's market.
D. S. Shields , Chapmans , was In nnd
marketed two loads ot hogs.
Clay it Forrest Intend to put out as feeders
about 25,000 ot their cattle this coming fall.
J. b. Tewksbury , Weopinsr Water , was in
with three loads ot cattle troni Havens , Neb.
J. M. Hedge , Yutan , a frequent shipper to
these i arils , was In and sold two loads ot
llO.-JS.
Alex Rogers , of The Dalles , Oregon , was
at the yards with 11 double-duck cars of
sheep.
Our solid German friend , John Lemke , of
Millaid , was In with two loads of cattlu aud
one ot hogs.
Jeff. Taylor , Shelton , marketed a very fine
load of ? J3-lb hogs which brought $5.0 % , the
top for the day.
J. A. Hunt , Paplllion , was in and marketed
116 head of 1290-lb native steers , of his own
feeding , at 83.70.
W. V. Morrison , of the firm of Morrison Al
Wirt , York , was at the yards with two loads
ot cattle and one ot hogs.
A. U. Emarlne , Council BlulTs , a wel
known shipper , was over with a load ot cat
tle. They averaged 10711-lbs and brought
S3.70.
A. S. Wright was over from the Uluffs
with three loads of 1274-lb native steers , of
his own feeding , which brought 83.70 on the
market
George Morehead , a well known shipper of
Dunlap , la. , was visiting friends at the
jardsaud took home with him a peculiar
looking package.
George Meisuer , Shelton , Neb. , came In
this morning with four loads of cattle and
one load of hogs. Mrs. Melsner followed on
the express and George donated the proceeds
of the hogs to her for shopping expenses.
E. W. lianks , of Shelton , the happiest
shipper to these yaids , was in with a load of
cattle and one of hogs , Intending to take In
Barrett's show in tilts city , but owing to the
low prices on cattle took the next train for
home.
A. F. Nllmrt , "the little Dutchman , " at
Risings , Neb. , has sold out his business to J .
A. Crane , and was In to-dav with his last
load of hogs. He will take a two month's va-
tlou in Colorado before locating at some
new point on the Northwestern.
The regular meeting of the Nebraska Live
Stock Shippers association will bo held at
the Exchange hotel , South Omaha , Wednes
day. July 13 , 1887. at a o'clock p. m. This
will be a business meeting and It Is expected
that all members will be present. Those
shippers not members are especially Invited
to attend and connect themselves with the
association.
II. B. DIIIIIUE , president
JOHN WIGGINS , secretary.
OMAHA WHOLKHALB MARKETS.
General Produce.
Monday. July 11.
flie following are tlie prices at which
round lots of produce are told In this ; mtr *
hct ,
EGOS The receipts continue liberal and
about equal to the demand. The bulk of the
stock sold to-day went at lie.
BUTT EH As usual at this season of the
year the receipts of butter are heavy. An
occasional package of fancy dairy butter
brings 15c , but there is rery little that brings
more tban 13Kc. Good butter Is selling at 9
( JHc , while the poorer grades sell all the way
troui 5c up to 6c , according to the grade.
GAME There Is very little game coming In
excepting snipe , which tell readily at 81.25
per dozen.
PouLTUT-Oid fowls sell fairly well , H
choice , at about 13.00. There are a good
many very small spring chickens coming In
which are slow sale at any price. Sorue-ot
the smallest go ai low as Toe a dozen and
from that up to 13.00. Large chicken * sell at
CHERSK Full cream ] chcddcrs ( single ,
9' < c ; lull cream flaltj , twins. lOc ; Young
Americas , lie : fancy Swiss , 20c ; Swiss im
ported , 2' c ; LlmbuTger , 12c : brick , 13@lCc.
POTATOES Old potatoes are practically
out of the market. Now homo grown potatoes
are now supplying the demand but as they
are not plenty the market Is hi h. There is
a wide ranee In the quality of tlie stock and
a corresponding wideranee In prices , good
slock selling all theM , y from C3(3 ( ) c n
bushel ,
OAuronstA BEANS New white beans
from California have arrived In the market
antl are sellliu at ? 2.10 pur bushel.
UKIIIIIKS Strfiwberrlcsfaro practically out
of the market and only an occasional small
lot Is arriving. Raspberries are also becom
ing scarce. Verv choice , large blackberries
are arriving in liberal -quantities from Mis
souri. Home grown stock is Just beginning
to put In an appearance. Black raspberries.
per 24 qt case. 54.00 ; red raspberries , per 24
< it case , 83.75(34.00 ( ; blueberries , per 8 qt
drawer , 81.50.
PMJMS The market Is well supplied with
lar/e red wild goose plums which are selling
nt ! ' 2.oOil8.85 ( ] > er 24 qt case.
PEACHES There are no peaches on the
market of any account agldc from California
stock. Good stock Is moving at S2.00@2.25
per box.
CiiEiiniEs Theio is a small supply of cry
choice stock on the market , from Oregon ,
both white and black , which Is selling at
31.75 per 10 Ib boxes.
Arn.ES Good Missouri apples are selling
at * 4.oo.
CEI.EIIY Knlanm/oo celery Is arriving in
liberal quantities nnd selling nt.'ttiaioc.
LEMONS Reports from New York city in-
dlcntu that lemons there continue to ml-
vauco nnd the market opens for this month
very strong and excited. Thu amount ot
lemons on the way Is much less than at any
time for three months past and weather In
tensely hot. The last laige auction sale there
marked a higher lan''o ' of miees than any
sale thus fai this Benson. Thu supply ot
lemons on this market Is not laigoand prices
are lit m. Fancy , per box , $3.50 j7.CO ; choice ,
S5 .
UANANAs-Cholcc stock. sa.SO'gn.rjO. '
ArniroTS There are none ot any account
on the market.
OiiANfiKS The unrkt't is almost bare.
Theiunrea few Los Angclo ? In which are
belling at S5.00 per box.
Grocer's List.
CorriiK Ordinary grades , 10f(320Kc ; talr ,
20i2lej ( prime. 81@2S ; rholee , aJJ24 ( ; taiicy
green anil yellow , 8325e ; old goveim cnt
Java , 23s'i8c ( ; interior Java , 21@20o ; Moch.i ,
2XU"Oir. ArbuekleX roasted , 24u ; Mc-
L'iuuhlln'8 XXXX , 2l fc : Dll ortu's , 2-IKo ;
Red Cross , 24 4'p.
SYMUI--NO. 70 , 4-gnllon kegs , S1.82@1.-3S ;
New Orleans , per gallon 3t ( 4Ge ; mania
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " ppr gallon , 70c ;
1-gaflon cans , per do ? , S10UO ; halt gallon
cans , per doS5.50 ; quart can' , S3 00.
CANDY Mixed , SJ ailc ; slick. 8 @ 0 > < c.
CiiACKEUS' Gnrneau's sodi ; , butter aud
picnic , 4c ; creams , 7J < c ; giucer su ; ps,7 > c ;
city sodn , 7 ; < c.
Pir-KKt.s Medium. In bbls , $7.00 ; do In
half obis. 84 00 ; small , In bbls. b8 00 ; do , in
halt bbls 34.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , g'J.OJ ; do ,
In halt bbls , , 85.00.
SuoAUiranulatcdeY < < 36 } c ; conf. A,0a (
0' ' < c ; white extra C , 5 ? < C < i5 u ; extra 0. 5 }
5 > ic ; yellow C. 5 @ 5 c ; cut loaf , G.X@fc ;
powdcted , 7@7'c.
CANNED Goons Oysters , standard , per
rase. S8.OOffliS.10 ; strawberries , 8 Ib. per ca e ,
82.30 ; raspberries , 2 Ib. per case , J2.3r2.45 ;
California praispercaseS4"0g4.40aincots ( ; ) ,
per case , 83.AOCg3.00 ; peaches , perc.ts < > . P4.75 ®
4.85 ; white chcirlos , pei case , S5.0 ; plum * , JILT
cnseS3.40(5t3.50bluebcrrlPSpercaseSl.S5e.'g ( ; ;
plums , 21u. per case , 82.50 ; pineapples , 2 Ib.
percale , S3.2 < 1(35.75 ( ; lib. mnckeii'l , per do/ .
81. 33 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per do/ , S1.50@1.55 ; 2 Ib.
gooseberilos , pc-i case , SUM : 2 Ib. string
beans , per case , 81.70 ; 2 Ib. lima beans , per
case. $ l. 00 ; 2 II ) . marrowUl peas , percase.
S'i.40(32.50 ( ; 2 Ib. early , Jiinii peas , per case ,
S2.75 ; 3 lo. tomatoe , S2.50 ; 2 Ib. coin ,
: in : Finn rs Apples , new , X's , CJ c ;
evnpoi.iied , 50-lh rlnir'lii ' @ 18c ; raspberries ,
e\niioiitted,27-'Sc : black berries , evaporated ,
l/j ) > n ; pitted cliertk's , ll @ 12c : peaches ,
now , 'j's ' , 7J4'c ; ev.ipor.Ued , peeled peauhts ,
c ; e\aporatud , unpnie.il , c : ni'w cnirants ,
GffdJ'c ; piunes , 4H4J'c ; citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London layers , ? 1.75 ; California , loose
muscatel' , fcl.fo ; new Valenclas , 7 } c.
Ri FINKII IjAini Tli-rees , 7t' : 10-ib square
cans , 7c ; 50-lb round , c ; 20-lb round , 7140 ;
10-lbpaiiS , 7K 5 5-lb pails , 7c ; 3-lb palls ,
ToiiAcro Lorlllard's Climav , S7c ; Splen
did , 3Sc ; Mechanic's Delight , 40c ; Lvggett As
Moyei's Star , 37c : Coincniloiie. 37c ; Uriiiu-
inond's Horse Shoe , 37c ; T. J. , 31c ; Surg's
Spearhead , 37e.
TrAS Japan , per Ib , 20(71503 ( ; cnnpondpr.
25@KOc ; Young llvson,30ft(50c ; Congou , ( Jr > @
70c : Oolonir , 30i(6 ( c.
PUOVISIONS Hams , llj c : breakfast
b , con. lOJ c ; bacon sides , 8rfi'Jc ; diy salt ,
' < c ; shonldeis , 7J/c ; dried beet hams ,
21Jie ; dried beef , legtifar , 12J c : hams , pic-
n if. 7' < c.
Wrrtnr.NWAKR
pliurns , SO ; No. 2 churns , 8b ; No. 3 churns ,
87 : buttur tubs , 551.15.
STARCH Mil ror Gloss , 5c ; Graves Corn ,
0/c ; Os\\ofti Gloss , 7c : Os\\ego Corn , 7c.
BltonMS-ExIra 4 tic , S3.00 ; No. 1 , 82.50 ;
No. 8 , 82.25 ; heavy stable , S4.00.
llry Ijuniber.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMIIHIt * .
' '
12ft 14 ft 20 ft U ft'zi ft
2x2 17.50 17.80'lS.nO ' i no ou.we-.no
' ' ' 17.50 17.S017.f > U18nO 19 50 --.M ' "J-BO
' ' ' '
Jin ! ! . . . . . . . . 17. M 17.5)118 )
.7.80 17.M 1 .
is co isooi80Q iu.no ui.oo ua8u.a4.no
IS.tO I8.5J IS.M'lS ' W 2U 10 2J.O I'ffl ' 00
ItOAllDS
No. 1 , com , s 1 s
No.8 , com , s Is 17.51
No. 4 , com , sis 13.5i )
FENCING.
No. 1,4 & 0 in , 12l4tt. roiiKh ? 10.oo
No. 2 , ' ' 18.00
S1DI.NO.
A , 12,14 and 10 ft S22.00
B , ' 20.50
C , " " " 15.00
D , " " " 13.00
CEIMNO AND PAItTITION.
1st com , % in White Pine Celling 8"4.00
Clear , % in. Norway PineCeiling 10.00
STOCK BOARDS.
A13 Inch s. Is 840.00
No. 1 , com. 12 ins. Is. , 12 A : 14 20.00
" " ' " It ! ft 10.00
No. 3 " " " 12&24ft 18.00
" " " IB ft 17.00
FINISHING.
1st and 2d , clear , lif Inch. s. 2 s 850.00
3d. clear , 1 Inchs. 8 H. , S45:1J : < , IK , " in 47.00
B select , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , 830 ; 1) IJtf , " In 37.00
J'ObTS.
White cedar , c In. , Hs. , l2Kc ; 0 In. qrs. , He
General Markets.
VARNISHES Barrels , per gallon. Furni
ture , extra , 81.10 ; furniture. No. 1. 81.00
coach , extra , 81.40 ; conch , No. 1 , 81.20 ; Da
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70c ; asphaltuin ,
extra , aJc ; shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil finish
81.50.
DRY PAINTS WhlteTead , 7c ; French zinc ,
12c ; Paris whiting. Ko ; whiting , gilders
2 c ; whiting , com'l , l'/c ; lampblack , Ger
mantown , 12c : lainvblack , ordinary , He
Prussian blue , 65c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vandjke
brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4c
sienna , burnt , 4c ; slpoina , raw , 4c ; Paris
green , genuine , 25cParis ; green , common
24 : ; chrome green. N. ' V , 'Me ; veuuilllon
American. 18c ; Inillan , raw and burnt
umber , Mb cans , 12c ; rnw and burnt sienna
12c ; vandyke brown. U3c ; lehned lamp
black , 12c ; coach black.and Ivory black lOc ;
drop blacK , lOc ; ultramarine black , 18c
chrome green , L. , M. A D. , ICc ; blind ant
shutter green , 1M , A P. , Ific ; Paris green
20c ; Indian rea , 15c ; Venetian rod 9c ; Tus
can , 22cAmerican ; vdrmllllon , L. & D , , 20c :
yellow ochre , 2c ; L. M.O. I ) . , 18c ; good
ochre , lOc ; patent dryer , 8c : graining color ,
light oak , dark oak , walnut , chestnut and
ash , 12c.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Acid caroolic
50c ; acid tartarle , 52c ; bakatn copaiba , per Ib
OOc ; bark sasafrasa. per Ib , lOc ; calomel , per
Ib , 78cchluchonldla ; , per oz,25B ; chloroform
per Ib , 50c ; Dover's powders , per Ib , 81,25
per lbS c ; glycerine , pure , per
Ib , SOc ; lead , acetate , per Ib , 20c ; ofl , cabtor
No. 1 , per gal , 81.00 ; oil , castor. No. 2 , per
gal , 81.40 ; oil , olive , per gal , 81.40 ; oil , orlg
annum , 50c ; opium , 84.50 ; quinine. I' . & W
and K. its. per oz , 70c ; potassium , iodide
per Ib. 83.85 ; gallcln. cer oz. lOo ; sulphate
morphine , per oz , 83.35 ; sulphur , per Ib , 4c
strychnine , perez , 81.10.
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , OmMia.Par
0 > < c ; white Ittad , St. Louli , pure , 7c ; M c
seilles , green , 1 Ib cans , lOc ; French zin
Kretnseal , 12o ; French zinc , red seal , lie
Fronoh zinc. In Tarnish asit. , 20c ; Frencl
tine , 75c ; vermlllion , English , in oil , 75c
red , lOc : rose pink , He ; Venetian red , Cook
son'i , 2c : Venetian red , American , IVc
red lead , 7Kc ; chrome yellow , genuine , vac
cbromejrelrow , K. , I2o ; ochre , rochelle , 3c
ochre , French , 3 c : ochre , American l c
Wind's mineral , 2J < c : Lehigli brown , 2 } < c
SpanUh brown,2 > ic ; Prince's mineral , Sc. .
S Cologne spirits , ibb proof , Sl.lOj
0 101 proof , 31.12 ; spirits , second qtiallty ,
01 proof , 81.10 ; do 19S proof , 81.00. Alcohol.
SS probf , 82.10 per wlue gallon. Redistilled
ioldon Sheaf bourbon and rye whlskle ? ,
L50@t.OO. ! Brandies , Imported , S5.tK'8.W ;
lomesllc , Sl.30cfij3.00. Gins , Imported , 84.50 ®
.00 ; domestic , 1.25 ( > t : < .oo. Champagces , 1m-
lortcd , per case , $23.oo@33.00 ; American , per
ase. 810.00010.00.
HIDES Green butchers' , 5K(35e ( ; green
ured , 7Kc ; tlry flint , ll@12c ; dry salt , OQ
Oc ; green calf skins , 8c ; damaged hides , t\\o-
hlitls price. Tallow ! ? c. Grease Prime
white , 3c ; yellow , 2c ; brown , IJfc. Sheep
pelts , 25d76c ,
HEAVY HARDWARE Iron , rate , 82.70 ;
ilow steel , special cast , 4J < c ; crucible steel ,
Xccast ; tools , tin. 12 ( l.Sc ; wa on spokes ,
ier set , S2.00@3.60 ; hubs , per set , 81.25 ; foi-
oes , sawed tlry , 81.00 ; tongues , each , tOc ;
xlos , each , 75e ; square nuts , perlb , 07c ;
oil clinln , per Ib , Collie ; malleable , 8 10c ;
ron wedges , Oc ; crowbars , Oc ; harrow teeth ,
Yc ; spring steel. 4fct5c ; Burden's horse
lioes , 84.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , 85.75.
iarbed wire' In car lots , S4.00 per 100 Ibs.
ron nails , rates , 10 to 59 82.00 ; steel nails ,
'O W. ? It r. .
MORTH-
1
WESTERN
W RAILW.
Ant QriHgo
The onlj ronfl to tnko for Dos Motncs
a , CcdKr HnuIds.air.'Tn , Dlxoa , Chtca-
KU , Milwaukee nnd all point ! ) east. To the lino-
> lo of Nebraska , Colorh.lo , Wyoming , Utnh ,
ilnho , Nevada , Oregon , WmlilnRton and Call-
oriila , H oT ! ra euporior Hdvantagei not rostl-
) lc by ny other lino.
Amontr a few of the numerous point * of iu-
terlorlty enjoyed by the putroni of this rend
letwoenOmaha nnd Chicago , nra Its two train )
ndar of DAYOOACHKS , which are the flnast
Hint huninn art and luitenuitr can oreato. It *
I'AI.ACSBLEBPINO CAU3 , which are model *
of comfort nnd olejfnnco. Its PAHI.OIl DRA W-
'NO HCMIM CAHH , unfirpn \ < eil hy any , nnd Its
widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING OAKS
the equal nf which cannot b found elsewhnra
At Council niufTR the trnlnn of the Union Puclflo
ty. connect In Union Depot with thone of the
: hloBiro & Northwciterti ly. In Chlcnpo the
rHjiia of thl line nmke close oonnectlon wttb
hose of all eastern lines.
For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincin
nati , Niagara/alls , Buffalo , PlttBbunr.Toronto ,
Montreal , Botton , Now VOIK , Philadelphia ,
Baltlmor * . Wasblnston nnd all point * IB th *
east , art for a ticket via thn
"NORTHWK8TBBN. "
f you wtb the bst acoommodatton. All ticket
RfronU * oD ticket * via this line.
H. HUQHITZ , 1. P. WILSON ,
QenJL Manarw , Oenl. Pa'r Ar nt
ChlCHro , III.
W. M. BABOOCK , L. R. BOLLB8.
Wet r = Auent , City Pass'r Afftnt.
Omaha , Nebraska.
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee fiSt , Paul Ry
The Best Route front Omaha and
Council Bluff * to _
THE E.A.ST
'ISvo Trains Daily Between Omaha and
Council Bluflb
Cliicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids
Rock Ibland , Frtcport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Klgin , Madioon , Janesvillc ,
Beioit , Winona , La Cros e ,
And all other impoitnnt points Uust , Noithcnst
. nd Southeast.
lor through tickets call on the ticket ntront
nt 1401 rnrnan. st , In Puxton hotel , or ut Union
1'uclflo depot.
1'iillmim Sleepers und tbo finest Dining- Cars
In the world lire run on the iniiln line of the
Clilcntfn , Milwaukee & St , 1'tuil Hallway anil cv-
eiy intention la paid to puftsenscrs by courte
ous employees of the company.
It. MIM.KII. ( jeueial MatiHKer.
J. F. TtlcKr.it , ARfistuntOoncral Mannper.
A. V. U. CAiti-E.NTF.il , General Passenger and
Tlekot Airent.
GUI. K. llEAFKOni ) , Assistant General 1'assorv
oi anil Ticket Aceut.
J. T. ( Ji.AUK , Gene ral gupcrlutond
trno is rvAcguAiiTEn winr THE aKouRArnr or TRU
COCNTRY WILL BEE BI EXAXINIMO THIS Mil' TIliT 1118
CHICA60ROCKISLAND&PAGIFIGRAILWAY
nyre&ionof Iti central position , eloie relation to lines
Eaftt of Chicago , and continuous lints at terminal
points Wtit , Northwest and bouthro t , la the true
middle link In thnt trkntcontlnontal ny > t in which
Invites anil fadUUtef Unrel unit trafflo between tlio
AtUntlo and 1'n.clflc.
The Hock Iclaml main line luM brajiches lnclud Chicago
cage , Jolict , Ottawa , La Halle , Feorla. OencMO , Uollne
and Hock Island , la llllnolst pavenport , Uurcatlne.
Waihlugton , FalrHeld , Ottnmwa , OiValooia , Went Lib
erty , Iowa City , IJcsMutnos , IndlanoU.WlnUraet , Atlan
tic , KnosTllIe , Audutton , IlArlan , Outhrlo Contro and
Council Bluffs , In Iowa ; OaJlattn , Trrnton , St. Josrpn ,
Cameron anil Kansas City , In Missouri : Leavenworth
and Atchlson , In Kansas ) Albert Lea , Minneapolis and
Rt. PaulInMlnnnsotai Watxrtown anil Sioux FallsIn
Dakota , and hundred * of Intermediate cities &nd towns.
, ' , 'Tho Great Rook Island Route"
Guarantees speed , comfort , certainty and safety. Its
permanent way Is dlttloeuithcd for Us excellence. Its
bridges are of stone and Iron. Its track Is of solid
steel , Its rolling stock perfect. Its paisenger equipment
has all the safety appliances that experience hasproved
useful , and for luxurious accommodations Is unsur-
papprd. Its Express Trains ronsUt of superior Day
Coaches , elegant Pullman i'alace I'arlorand Sleeping
Cars , tuperb Dining Cars , proTlJInf ? dellclou * meals ,
and ( between Chicago and St. Joreph , Atchlson and
Kunsaa City ) reitful Itc llnlng Chair Cars , IU man
agement 1 > conionratlre , IU discipline exacting.
"The Famous Albert Lea Route"
Ttetween Chicago and Minneapolis and St. I'aul Is the
farorltc. Orer this line Solid Fast Kxprtis Trains run
dally to attractive r < > < orts for tourlets In Iowa and
Minnesota , and , via Watcrtown and Sioux Falls , to the
rich heat and grating lands ot Interior Dakota. Via
Seneca and Kankakee , the Hock Island offers superior
Inducements to travelers between Cincinnati , Indian
apolis , Lafayette and Council Bluffs. St. Joneph , Atchl-
son , Leavenworth , Kama * City , St. I'aul , and Interme
diate points All patrons ( especially ladlts and chil
dren ) receheprotectlon , courtesy and kindly attention ,
r or tickets , maps , folders , copies of Western Trail , or
any dcilred Information , apply to principal offices In
the United States and Canada , or address , at Chlcag * ,
I. R. CABU , I. ST. JUKI , I. A. KOIIIOOI ,
' Aii1ta1IUuir o. . .
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
THIS NEW
( ELASTIC TRUSS
'Uu a fad dltTerent from all
Gthrn. l cnp uliape , wuli H lf.
,
p.,1UoBM
bodj wblla tbe ball In the cup
i iroaaaa back ttiu Intea-
nea JM 8' DB ° pernon
ith the ) f Inner , with fi g t' rrwiure ' tb ll rand -
IViecarpl/'cikf anii nlirbtr and a radical cure
certain It U easy , durable and cheap Rent bi mall Llr-
colars tree , aMUVTO * TRCA CO. , Calw < < > , til.
W UNDEVELOPED PARTS
of the body enlarged and strencthtntd. Tull partle-
ular ( sealed ) Irs . JUK 1UU ) . CO. , Dadtlo , N. Y.
IhbTAUUUT JltVUCM
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
Agriculturot tmphments.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Wholssala pfiiUr In
Agricultural Implements , Wnpong ,
! urtuea ami Uneaten. Jones ntreet , t twi > n 9th
_ snill Oth , Omaha. yap. _
LINING ER M JHETCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
. Ban I" . Hte. , WhoUsalf , Omh .
PARLINORENDORFA MARTIN
Wholesale r > c lsr In
Agricultural Implements ,
'agon * and fluiilos. 901 , Wl , Wl tnil 9371 Jones it
ylrr/'sfj' Mate fiat.
A. JIOSPE , Jit. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1IS DoBilas Rt'Cdt , Om h .
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
1IIMEBAUGH C TAYLOR ,
luilders'Hardware A Scale Kppair Shop
Mechanics' Tools. and lluffalo Scales. UOu Douglas it ,
A Omatm , Neb.
floor's and Shots.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
tit Farnam it , Omaha , N b. Manufactory , Summot
trf ft. Huston.
JS.T. LINDSET < C CO.
Wholesale Itnbber Boot * and Shoes
Htibber nml oiled uuutiliiir ana ten
md Shoes , Bouthe t Corntr Uth
Betr.
STORK < C ILER ,
Lflirer Beer Hrewers ,
North 1'lh Street , Onmti * , Neb.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS HELLER ,
Butchers' Tools and Supplies ,
auiage Casings of all kind , always In toeli. 1115
Jones M .Oraaha
Coffee , Spicet , Etc.
CLARKE BROS. A CO. ,
Omaha Cotrco and Spice Mill
Teas. Ooffee * . Spice * . Baking Powder. FlaTO
tracti , Ijiundry Blue , Ink. Hte. 1(14-16 Ilnraey
Plreet. Onmba. N b.
Cornier. .
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epencter , Prop.
Manufacturer of Galvanised Iron anil Cornice. BJ3
luil o and 103 and 10k W,10th St. . onaaba , Neb.
RUEMPING < C BOLTE ,
Manufacturer * of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finals. Metallc Skylight , etc. 3108.
12lli itOmaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
GalTiinlid Iron Cornier * , etc. Spect'ilmprori
ent Mi'tnllcHkyllghu sal and 610 9.12th nt..On
Carpets.
"oliL ± TlA CARPET'CO. ' , '
Jobbers of
Carpets , Curtain * , Oil Cloths , BUSTS ,
Linoleums , Mnttlngs , Rtc. 1111 Dnug'at ' street.
Crockery and Notions.
Agent for 'lio Manufacturer ! ! and Importer ! ot
Crockery , U lass ware ,
Lamps , Cliltmieys , etc. Ofllrc , 317 South 15th it
Omaha. Neb.
CLOTHING
j 7f ELGUITER'S
Mammoth Clothing House.
Cornet l-nriiuin mill Tenth SUccts , Oiiiulm , Neb.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Butter , KKiriand Produce. Conalu menu solicited.
Ileadquartera for Stoneware , Berry lloxo and
Urape Ilaikela. 1414 IroitgtstreetOmaha.
MIDI * ELL ! It I DD ELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant * * ,
Specialties Butter , EKK * . Uieene , Po iltry , Game ,
Oysters , etc. , etc. 1128. llth St.
FEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and Prnrlsloni. Oiuaba , Neb.
co. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Butter , Qame , Km In , etc. 230 8. 14th it
Omaha. Neb.
Coal anif Lime.
UlU. ( .LAI1AOII , I'rel. C. T. OOODMAIf , V. PlOS.
J. A. HUNDIHLAXD , B o. and Treat.
OMAHA COAL , COKE C LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft , Coal ,
m South Thirteenth Street , Omnba , Neb.
, r. , r. JOHNSON .p co. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
And Shippers of Coal and Coke , Cement , Pluster ,
IJme , Hair , r Ire Krlck , Drain , Tile and Sewer Pipe.
Office. Paiton Hutal. Fanmm St. , Omaha , Neb.
Telephone Hll.
Confectionery.
Manufacturing : Confectioners ,
Jobbert ot Frulti , NuU nnrt Clean. Ull Kurnam St.
Omaha.
Cigars and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER < 6 CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigari , Tobacco ,
Gum and Ammunition , 115 to 223 B 1Kb it. , ION to
IVtl rarnamst , Onha.Neb.
WEST A FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And \Vboleialo Dealer , In Leaf Tobacco , , No , . 10 *
and HON.Uh street , Oraaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Roods & Notion *
1103 and 1104 Douglas , cor. llth St. , Omaha.Neb.
Distillers.
Distiller * of I.lqunrs , Alcobol and Spirits. Importers
and Jobbers of WlaesanJ JJquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS'
CO. and ILER A CO. ,
Importer * and Jobbers of Fine Wines and Liquors
Hole manufacturers of Kennedy's Kail Inrtla Bit-
tun anil Domrillc Liquors. 1112 llarne ; ft.
Furniture.
DEWEY * STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Furnam Omaha , Neb.
CHARLES
Furniture , Hodding , Upholstery ,
Miner , , etc. IXC , 1108 and 1210 Farnam , t. , Omaha.
Groceries ,
Y'AXTON , GALLAGJIER tf > CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and I'rovislons ,
Nos , 700,7177,709 and 711 8.10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORI * , B.HADY t ! CO. ,
Wholesale/ Grocers ,
ltn and I.eayenwortb stOmab .
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED ft CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Phent Iron. Etc. Agents 'or Howe fettle , ,
and Miami PowderCo.OmahaN b.
r. j. BROATCH ,
Heavy JIardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring' , , W IIOQ Stock , Ilardware Lumber , etc. 120t
and iil Harper > t. , ( lnj ha.
EDNEY & GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon and Carriage Wood 8tuck , Hearr Hardware.
Etc. H17 anil i l > l , T > pworlh , t , Omuhn , Null.
MILTOJf ROGERS tt A'OJV'.V ,
Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
, Oiate , . llrauOoods. Ull aud UU Karaa
Btrett. .
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
Iron Works.
VIERLIXQ
Iron Works ,
unit Cst iron Rallying Work , Iron * Mlr
lUllliiK , llontni nnri ( Jlnlert , * lf m Knclnct , llra
\Tork , ( Ivneril Founrtrr , Hnchla * tnd IVnckirallli
Mat * . omct alWork , t.l' . rU. Pdmtnti t.
ILK. SAWYER ,
nnn fact iirlna : Dealer in Smnko Stacks ,
llrltchlniis Tnfci , n < l ( leneral Boiler Ittpulrltif , '
KUJ Douulni itroet , lm ) h .
F. II. MrMANtTI C. BtILlTAf. ) !
OMAHA WIRE C IRON WORKS ,
Mnmifnctnran of
Ire and Iron Kailinirs , Desk Rallti ,
Window ( luardt. Flower Htftmls , Wlr Olini , IM
13 N. 18lh. OnlPMhr mMl promptly MUndndU.
Lumber.
OMAJLt TXTMBERCO. , '
lo ! r' . . AllKloiUof
Bulldlnsr Material at Wholesale *
lilh giro at tnd Union Partne Tr ok , Onuha.
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LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lntb , Lime , Sash ,
Uuort.Mto. Yarili-CornerTth ml Douglui Corn * *
Dtti and Douclii.
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CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
BIIB.llthitretOmhN b. f.Colpctitr. M n in
C. tf. D1ETZ ,
Lumber.
13th indCallforoliptratti. Omnri * . Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lnm ber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Kto.
Cor.Clh and nouglao ill. . Ornnhn. N x
.UOAGLAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. 1L4RVEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offlc * , 1103 Kirnam street , Clmnba.
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpati and Parquet Flooring. 8th and Dcngla4
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American Portland CVmrnt. Ptt (
Ag nt lorllllwnukeu Hydraulic ( ' trtut and Beit
( JulnCT Whltel.lme.
Lire Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John K. Boyd. Superintendent. _
Lift Stock Commission.
M. BURKE < C SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
. , Oeo. Ilurkt , llknager
Union Steak Tardi.B. Omaha. Ttlaphona Mt.
SAVAGE tP GREEN
Live Stock Commission Merchanto , * i
Shipment * of an ; and all klnria of Block tollott4.
Cnlon Stock Varan. Omahi. NeU ,
Millinery and Motions.
I b E F LJ Eli' rcoZ
Importer ! and Jobbeia of
Milliiiory and Notions ,
HIS and 1215 Harnej Bt.cet , Oioaha. Neb.
Notions.
j. T. ROBINSON"\OTION co. ,
Wliol e le ncil.irs In
Notions and PiirnlsliliiR- Goods ,
d3and < OI > 8. Tenth Sc , Omaha.
Overalls.
CANFIELD Iff NuTACfuRINO
COMPANY ,
Mannfnctnrers of Overalls ,
leans PanU , Shirts , Fte. 1102 nnd 11M Douiilm Street
Omaha , Neb.
CARPENTER PAPIsco , J
Wholesale Paper Dealers. \
Carry ft nice Hock of I'rlnttiu , Wrunnlnu and WrIU
IIIK imper. Hporlnl intention tilvon to car loud nt
onlem. which will bo shipped illri'ct from mllln. All
orders will rocelvo perional ationtliin. Weguiir-
milee good poods anil low prices. 11U and 1I1IS
DouglKsSU
Printing.
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Makers.
And Book Ulnderi. 100 and 108 Soutli 1'ourtoonttl
itrott. OmnliK.Neb.
WESTERN NEWS PAPER UNIO2i
Auxiliary I'ubliHhers.
DealoralnTrpe , Pronet anil I'rlntori'Bupplloa. SOI
South Twelfth Btrret.
Pumps.
RROll'NELL & CO. ,
Manufacturers and Denlrrn In
, Hoiloi'H iV. ( icneral Machinery
Hliect Iron work , Stuura 1'umpi. HHW UI1U , Aetna
Sbaf tlni , Uodf * Wood split Pullers , BelUaf. eta ,
Aliowuioni , serapers.aadti alatlas.
Ten worth it. Omaha
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesiilo Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Bteamand Water Hupnlltl. llcailqunrtors fir Mart
Fo3 > tCo'aloo > ls. IfllliariiHm si. . Oinubn , Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP
COMPANY.
BalladarWInd lUllisi nleam and Water Rtipplle * .
Plumbing Uoodi , HeftingHose. HID nml tt0 ! fur-
Dam St. , Omaha. B. K. Kelton , Mnuuutr.
Telephnna No. SIP.
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A. L. STRA NG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Bteam , Water. Hallwar and Milling Hupiillo. EM
MO , IMapdMOarnam st..Umah . Neb.
Books and Stationery.
A. T. KKNYON , f CO. ,
Wlio oimlo and Re'all
Booksellers and Stationers ,
J522 DoufriRR st. . Omaha , Not ) . Telephone Ml.
Correnpniuloticn sollciloil.
Safes , Etc.
P. BOYER C CO. ,
Agents for Hall's Safe & Leek Co.s'
Jflre and Hnnt'ar Froot Rafes , Time Ixicks , VaulU
jmd JtlHTorlt. 11B ) rarnam tr t Omnlia , Nab.
G. ANDRE EN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Manufacturers nf Fire and llurelur Proof Snfcs , Vnul
Uours.Jnll Wnrk.Bbutters and Wire Work. Cor.
lUbaiid Jackson Hl . . Otiuhu. NJb ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
WboUiale Manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , Winds aud Mouldings ,
Branch o&ice , 12lu and I rd fit , , Orc = t : , Nt ,
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.t
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mouldijuis.fimlr Work and Interior Hard Wood Kin I si
Juit I'pened. N. K. cot. ( tb and l * venwortligu.
Ouiaba , Neb.
KLEIN HOUSE
Johnstown , Neb ,
The I > c6t accoinmod.itiono for travelers.
The best hotel in tnwn.
F. G. FRITZ , Proprietor.
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Thp Ijcst known nml taobt populHr hotul In
thoetatp. IiratlnVrntrnlRpi ( ) > ointm iitH nisi-
cl g. llritiliitinrtoK for uoininorcUt raun ami
all political iiuU pulillo r " ' "
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ,
TEnnE HAUTE. IND. i * School ol Engineering.
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