THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; . THURSDAY.TUIfY 14. .1887.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Failure of the Bulls to Sustain Any Ad
vance in Wheat.
TRADING AT LOWER PRICES.
A Hotter Demand For Corn at Higher
1'rlcen Oata Also Appreciate
In Value , Hut higtitly
Xincletl In.
CHICAGO I'ltODUCB MAKKET.
CmcAfio. July 13. [ Special Telegram to
the UKK. | The situation In brief to-day was
corn and oats selling at higher prices because
they aru regarded as cheap too cheap at the
present liftires and wheat bulling down ,
not because It Is not too cheap , but because
there Is too much of It , and bocnuso It Is
partly of a questionable quality. Theio were
not outside advices to greatly effect grains
In any way. The lines are pretty well de
fined between the bulls and bears , and the
light from now on promises to be on the
merits of the stun" traded In. The failure of
the bulls to sustain any advance on wheat
thus far this week , although It took two or
three little spurts , left the market to the
bears to-day. 1'rlce.s at the opening were
steady for leading futures and J c under for
October and December. The volume ) of tradIng -
Ing during the early part of | the day was per-
liaps greater than on yesterday , but at lower
prices. August sold tiotn Ti ) c down to 71JXc ,
then up to 72'ffc ' and later steadied about the
72o point. September followed on an
exactly .similar line , beginning at
74 c , soiling at 73c and steadylne
at 74c. October opened o under the close of
Tuesday , sold as low as TftJ/c , and became
firm at 75Xc. December sold between 7S'B'c ; '
and 7Uc , with 78&c for a resting place.
Corn opened steady and was In good specu-
latlvo demand without any apparent reason
beyond the limited amount la store and the
belief that August corn Is plenty cheau at ! ! 0c.
A gradual advance In prices sot in early.
AVhllo wheat dropped Kc corn sold up In all
futures. The fuel that corn Independently
moved up several polntH set thu crowd talkIng -
Ing and there were predictions that it would
climb to the point held In June near 4Uc.
July Hold IromiW c to 35c , August ironi
SCc to MKc , September from 37 to 37Mc , clos
ing at 37 ; ) < c. October closed at ifi c and
MtiyatSUtfc.
Oats were traded In sparingly , but at better
prices. The feature of the market was the
nulling of July at > { c premium over August.
Oata acted In apparent sympathy with corn ,
and while tilt Increase In price was small , It
occurred on persistent buying by those who
thought L'rain cheap at the present prices.
July sold from 25Jc to 20e and August from
85Kc to ZWc. May sold from HOM'c to 'Mfc.
Short ribs were active , but an unsettled
feeling prevailed. The Impression was that
trade In all articles of provisions would im
prove In the near future and that the dullest
season has passed. The good consumptive
demand IB having Its elTect and the shorts
were anxious to cover and everybody nppar
ently wanteU to get a few short ribs. The
competition among buyers was brl.sk , and
the offerings being light , prices advanced 30
( rtT ; ! c. Armour sold on the bulge and a re
action of 25c followed , but the market closed
steady and 12 > fc higher than yesterday.
August opened at S8.02X. sold to SS.I13K. but
closed at 3S.07KJanuary sold at 50.00 ®
6.10. Lard was quiet but steadier
at 80.G7M@fl.05. but closed at 30.57K ,
with November at SC.OO. Mess pork received
fair attention and the year sold at 11.4
12.00 and closed at SI 1.50.
CHICAGO IjiVE STOCK.
CIIICAOO , July 13. [ Special Telegram
to the BUK.J CATTI.K Hecolpts , 11,500 ;
Rhipments , 2,000 ; market dull and lower.
Shlppinit steers. 1350 to 1500 Ibs. , 83.b5Ci5l.lG ;
1200 to 13.V ) Ibs. , S3.00@l.25 ; U50 to 1200 Ibs. ,
83.25Q3b5 ; stockcrsiind feeders , S1.80@3.10
cows , bulls and mixed , Sl.tO.ii'-i.GO ; slon-fei
steers , S3.tKK' 4.60. Texas cattle were ir > ® ' . ! 5i
lower , with receipts over 4,000 ; cows , 81.756 !
2.20 ; steers , 82.25 3.15 ; Indians , 8i.oo : < a3.40.
'llocis Trade was active , with a sllcht up
turn , a few tancy heavy selling at S5.4-.u )
5.45 , the great bulk at 85,35(35.40. ( Anything
below the latter wax very coinmun. Llghi
sorts , Including Yorkers , S5.35Q5.IO.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. July 13. The Drovers' Jour
nal rouorts as follows :
Cattle Receipts. 11,500 ; dull and lower ;
shipping sle < ; rs , S3.25@4.15 ; stockers and
feeders , Sl.bO@3.10 ; cows , bulls uiul mixed ,
81.50@-J.fiO ; Texas cattle , 81.753.40.
Hogs Receipts , 15.000 ; market a shade
higher ; rough and mixed , $5.10 < tf5.40 ; pack-
Inir and shipping 85,20. & 5.-15 ; Ilglil , 35.10 ®
6.40 ; skips , 83.00@Q5.10.
Sheep Receipts,4,000easier ; , natives , S3.75
@ 4.80 ; western , 83.40.T4.0 ( < > ; Texans , 82.75 ®
S.70 ; lambs per head , 81.00(34.00.
The Drovers' Journal special eable from
.London quotes best American cattle at 10 ( j
IlKc per Ib. , sinking the otlal ; values weak
but considerably better than last week's de
moralisation.
Nation- ! Stock Yards. Kant Ht
liouls , III. , July 13. Cattle Kecoints ,
8.000 ; Hhipmonts. 7,000 ; market was easier ;
clioice heavy native steers. S4.20@4.40 ; fair
to good shipping steers 83.75ii4.15 ( ; butchers'
steers , fair to choice , 83.50 ( .10 ; feeders ,
fair to good , S3.00a3.bO ( ; stackers , fair to
good , 82.00(32.b5. (
Hogs Receipts , 2,000 ; shipments. 200 ;
active and strong ; choice heavy and butch
ers' selections , 85.300/5.45 ; packing and
Vorkers , medium to prime. S5.10g5.BO ( ; pigs ,
common to good , 84.60@5.05.
K niiai City , July 13. Cattle-Hecelpts ,
1,500 ; shipments , official yesterday , 2,000 ;
weak and rxtflOc lower for corn-fed ; common
to medium , 13.35(43.05 ( ; stockerg , 2.25@2.00 ;
feeding steers , 82.G5 < ci3.U ) ; cowsS1.50 ( ( .05.
Hoes KflCtitpts , It.OOO ; ahlpments , onicial
yesterday , 200. Market tiriu and 5o
higher tor medium weights ; good to choice ,
85.15 ( 5.25 ; common to medium , 85.15 ( 5.25 ;
hklpH and pigs , S4.00jj4.bO. (
F1MANCIAU
NKW VOUK , July 13. ( Special Telegram
to the BKB.J STOCKS The stock market
continues dull and heavy and a period of
liquidation has taken possession of nearly
everybody , and everybody appears anxious
to sell. Th largo traders White , Cammauk ,
Durand and Batuman are abs nt from the
city and do not think thn market worth
bothering about. Tim weak holders who
have tailed on to the Baltimore it Ohio deal ,
have become discouraged at the failure of
fr
the Ives and Staynor party to cany out thuli
Intention , and the reiult was painfully visi
ble In the manner In which stocks declined.
Heading had the lead and broke IX points ,
Lackawanna 1 point The Grangers and
trunk lines weto also heavy and dropped
% Q1 point. Thn selling of thu above stocks
brought out others , and th market was well
filled ll the morning. The short Interest
was laiguly Increastui , but the fact tint the
bulls were completely demoralised while thi
bears were encouraged by their recent sue
cess and showed a bold front , inado It un
comfortably warm for the weak holders. Tin
Baltimore A Ohio deal is In every tr.iJer'f
mouth and Is the chief topic of conversation ,
Gould is master of the situation , as l\es ant
Staynor are unable to carry the deal througt
without Gould's assistance. Thny offered
tbo llaltlmoru & Ohio telegraph for 83.SCO-
i 000 , but ho considered the sum too large , am
AS Ives wan uuuble to show satisfactory au
thorlty to transter the property , aud until he
can do so , there Is no probability of anythlnt
coming out of the negotiations. Gould , Ir
an Interview , said that ho found that most o
thn Western Union directors were not In
ullned to buy opposition lines at any pi Ice
nnd added ; "I do not think wo ihall los
n > thing by waiting a wlulo before wo bu iy ;
out opposition Hues. I am satisfied we cm
get them whenever we please. " The fallur
if of the Baltimore & Ohio deal caused a co ! ]
lapse In Cincinnati , Hamilton & Dayton , In
which the Ives and Staynor parly nro th
head center. A short time ago It sold n
IS. ' , but to-day offersere madeal 110 , wit
75 tb bo l bid. Ive * , when asked to explai in
flit cause ot the drop , remarked that he hai
nothing to vay , ud added : "If the pcopl
wlsli to sell the stpnk they can. do It" The
slump In Cincinnati , Hamilton & Dayton
created the Impression tlmt the rising young
financier.1) Iind moroon their backs than they
could carry , nnd ivcro nt the tender mercies
of the bears. The conditions of affairs noted
nbovu were not at nil favorable to hlcher
prices , and the last hour witnessed frco sellIng -
Ing aloni ? the ( 'oticrnl Hat , nnd further de
clines of 'f(3Jf ( per cent were recorded. A
flight rally occurred on a few stocks , but the
majority closed at Inside lltcuros and estab
lished net declines uf } { ( &ZS points , Union
Pacific showing the greatest loss. The total
sales worn 'JT8.2S1 shares against fcO,5'JO shares
yesterdav.
UovniiNMKNTS Government bonds were
dull but steady.
YESrKltH.W'S QUOTATION ? .
U. S. . 4's coupon. . 127 < C. & X. W . 115 ,
"
U. S. 4K'scoup..losg do preferred. . . 145
Pacific eW'(0. ( . 123 N. YO !
CanadaSouth'n. , fil' ' O. H. &N .
Central Paclllu. . 37 O. T. .
Chicago Jc Alton. 150 PacllloMall .
do preferred..ICO P. , U. &K .
C. , H. & ( ) 1411Pullman Pal.Car.148
1) . , U& W 130 } Heading.
D. &R.U 27 .Rock Island . . . .12S
Kno 20 % St. L.&S.V. . . . 37 ,
do preferred. . , . Mdo \ preferred. , . . 74
Illinois Central. , laitf C. , M. & St.P. . .
1. , B. * W 20 do preferred. . 110
K. & T 27 St. P. & O 4 < ? ;
LakeHhoro Ulf do preferred..lO'.ij
L. &X 00 i Texas PaclUc. . . . BSJf
Michigan Cenfl. . 84 > Union Pucilic. . . . 53) )
Mo. Pacllic 100 > J W. . St. LJsP. . . . 17' , ,
Xo. I'.iclllc . . . . 33) ) do preferred. . ! ! 0 ;
do preferred. . . . r/J W. U. Telegraph 74'i
ON CAM , Was easy at 4(20 ( per
cent ; last loan 5 per cent ; closed at 4 per
cent.
PitiMB MEUCAXTIM : PAPEII " ( ftC per
cent.
STKHUNO KXCIIANOK Dull but steady
at 84.8-J lor sixty day bills , and 84.83K
tor demand. _
i'UODUOK MAUKKTS.
Clilcncn. July 13. Following quotations
are thu 8:30 : closing figures :
Flour Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Weaker and somewhat lower ;
opened at about yesterday's close and after
fluctuating ruled quiet and closed } ® ( ,
lower ; cash , 71c ; August , 72c ; September ,
74o.
74o.Corn
Corn Good trade reported to-day ; mar
ket ruled rather quiet early but later consid
erable activity was developed and the mar-
knt ruled sttonger , closing jffiJJfn higher
than yesterdav ; cash , 30c ; August , StiJ c ;
September , ; :75-10. :
Oats Firm , August and September closing
at J/c advance ; cash , 20 1-lCc ; August , 25 c ;
September , UCi c.
Kye Quiet aU4Sc.
Barley--lull but steady.
Prime Timothy Seoa-S2.20@2.25.
Whlsky-81.10.
Pork Active and firm ; cash , S15.50@16.00.
hard Advanced 5@7K'c and closed steady
at Inside prices ; cash 80.50 ; August , 80.57 > i ;
September , SC.07 > 30.70.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders , SS.OOac.OO ; short
clear. 88.20fft8.80 ; short ribs , 88.avas.10.
Butter Quiet but steady ; creamery 15 ®
lOXc ; dairy , ! 2OlGc.
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars ,
8Jfe ; Young Americas , UQ'-Wc ; flat
skims , 4@5c.
Eggs Steady at 12W@13c.
Hides and tallow Unchanged.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 2J.OOO 22,000
Wheat , bu 20.000 IS OOO
Corn , hu 12S.OOO 121.000
Oats , bu Ib2,000 101,000
Kye , bu 5UOO 5,000
Barley , bu 4,000 0,000
New York. July 13. Wheat Receipts.
110,000 ; expoits , 171,000 ; spot lots Kc lower
on spring and Ji@lVc on winter trades , clos-
1112 heavy ; ungraded red , bOi ( < jS5Xc ! ; Xo. 3
red , fc3 > i In elevator. 84f < ii > 4Xc delivered :
No. 1 red , nominal ; No. 2 red , July , 83@84c ;
August closing at 83 ? < c.
Corn Receipts , 52,000 ; exports , 3,000 ; spot
lots firm , closing a simile hlcher ; options
opened We lower , but later recovered from
the decline , closing weak ; ungraded , 43 5
43 > | c ; Xo. a , 44c In elevator , 44J c delivered ;
August closed at 45c.
Oats Kecolpts. 29,000 ; exports , l.OoO. Mar
ket steady ; mixed western , S5@37c ; white
western , 89@43c.
Petroleum Steady : United closed COVc.
Pork Stroncer ; old mess , S15.CO@15.25 ;
now mess 810.00 ® 10.25.
Lard Opened stronger and 5@7 points
hlirher , closing weak ; western steam , spot ,
Buffer Firm ; western , 10@20c : western
creamery , 10ffi20c ( ,
Cheese-Quiet and barely steady.
i Finn , with fair demand ; western ,
Mtniic poil8.iuyl3. ! Wheat Unsettled
August , 72J c : September , 73c. On track : Xo !
1 hard , 7ficNo. ; 1 northern , 75c ; No. i.
northern , 7I ! < \
Flour Quiet ; patents , $1. 5 ( 1.35 ; bak
ers' , ja.3.r ) ( < f.50. : !
Kwelota Wheat. 70..WO bu.
Shipments Wheat , 15,220 bu ; ( lour , 23.C.M
bbls.
Oiuclniiatl , July 13. Wtieat Stronger
No. 2 red , 74Kc.
Corn In oed demand ; No. 2 mixed , 41
Oats-Stronger ; No. 2 mixed ,
Itie-Dull ; No. 2 , Vic.
1'ork Firmer at S16.00.
hard-Firmer at Sfi.ur , .
St. Imiils , Julr i : ? . Wheat Weak
JfOKe lower ; No. 'J. red , cabh ,
July , TJc : Aimust , T.i' &TA c.
Corn Lower ; cash , 3J e ; August , S3c.
Oats-Dull ; cash , 2SKc ; July , 24 c.
I'ork-StroiiK at SIO.UO.
lard Firm at f 6.40.
Whlsky-Sl.O. . .
Butter Steady ; creamery , 10@10c ; dairy ,
1210c.
tfanuai OUy. Julr IS. Wheat Steady
Jlo. 2 red. cash , r,2Kc bid ; August , COHc bid.
Corn-Cash , 28/ < c : August , 2 ; c Did. UOc
risked ; September , : SOc bid , :50sc : asked.
Oata-August , 20c.
lilT rnonl , July 13. Wheat Steady , de-
niand ( air , holders ollur moderately.
Corn Firm ; nothlnc doing ; new mixed
western , 4s K per cental.
New Orloaua , July 13. Corn Firmer ;
yellow , 4Sc.
OaU Stronc and hlcher nt 37c.
Corniufal-Qulet and weak at 52.80@2.n.r. .
Hoi Products DUBettlsd , but Renerally
higher ; pork , 815.75 ; lard. 80.50.
bulk Meats Shoulders , S5.S7K : long clear
and clear ribs , SS.12K ; clear ribs , S'.SO. '
Milwaukee. July 18. Closing Wheat
No. a , 72Kc ; Aiiiiust , 72-Kc ; September , 74 , c.
Corn No. 8 , MWc.
Oats No. 2 , white ,
Hye No. 1 , 5 Hf.
Hiirloy Septomlwr ,
rrovlslons-ateady. 1'ork July , S14.50.
OMAHA MVE STOCK.
Wednesday , July 13.
Cnttlu.
There , was a very noticeable tailing ott In
the receipts to-day as compared with yester
day. Tliu market was very weak and lower ,
good handy native steers bulug baiely steady.
lines.
The run of hogs wa about the same as yes
terday. The m.irkot opened activn and 5o
hlelier. Everything sold early lu the day ;
S4.U5 and 5 OJ were the prevailing pncen to
day , and although there vt ri ) heveral loads
that reacheit S5.10 , theroare still a good man y
very fair IIOKS. goliiK at S4.05. If there wore a
few rough hogs In the loid or It the IIOL'S did
not run very even , the buyers did not like tc.
bid overSl.W.
Hlicup.
There was nothlns doing lu the market
JUooelpu.
Cattle MOUe '
Uo 's _ ' LZ 4' ° ° N C
Prloo *
Showing the pravalllnj prlcai ptM for live
stock on this market :
Choicosteen. 1300 to 1500 lbs..S1.S.5'353.05
Choice steor-s. 1100 to 130J Ibi. . . 3.70 t.S5
Fat Iltllo ste rn SWO to 1053 lln. . . . 3.20j3.50 (
Corn-fed range steers 1300 to 1400 3.SOirt3.00
Good to cl.olco corn-fe'l ' cows. . . . 2.75jfU.OO !
Common to modlum cuwn 2.00 .60
ro Uood to choice bulls 2.00M2.50
Light and medium \ > n 4.00M3.00
( iimd t < ichoice lieavv lio.'s . . . . 5.00 < ( iMO
Good to choice nuvu ii" h 4.90j ! 5.00
lie
nt aitlia.
th
No. Av. Pr. Xo. Av. Pr.
70. . . . V06 83.20 S7..1434 83.00
19..1166 3.30 SI..lliia 3.00
tie 54..1110 8.30 M..1033 3.C6
20. . . .1013 a40 12. . . .1137 3C5
18. . . .1141 3.W ) B7..1175 aOT
3./.11M S.fX ) J8. . .1320 3.70
I..ai70 ASO 78..1.T80 ! > .70
100. . . . 115.1 * 8.5 > 18 . . .1153 3.75
> o. Av. Tr.
27. . . 7 1 83.20
YRAltMNO Hr.lFKIlS.
No. Av. 1'r.
27. . . . OW 82.50
noos.
No. Av. 8hk. 1'r. No. Ar. Hhk. Pr.
fiO . . .UK ) 100 4.W 00. . . . 25.5 40 t > . (
78..1t 7 100 4.85 07. . . .248 80 5.00
79. . . . 218 40 4.W ) 03. . . . 253 bO 5.00
71. . . .255 100 4.1H ) C4..2 , ' 2 W ) 5.00
75. . . . 1W ) fcO 4.SO 71..2.V3 240 6.00
43. . . . 210 40 4.90 M. . . . 260 100 fi.OO
> . . . . 227 120 4.03 5S..208 40 5.00
71. . . .228 120 4.UO 0.8..2' " . ! M ) 5.00
M.200 ) 40 4.00 fil..2T,7 tO 6.00
7J..221 120 4.SH ) r S..a63 bO 5.00
70. . . .214 40 4.W ) 73. . . .211 100 5.00
53 . . .210 40 4.03 C'J..2J1 40 5.00
CO. . . . 210 200 4.H5 02. . . . 204 120 5.00
00..2.-.0 . 120 4.9-1 51. . . . 287 40 5.00
02. . . . 1I51 180 4.0,1 75. . . . 225 W ) 5.00
70. . . . 200 40 4.0 > C2..241 100 5.00
74. . . . 215 ! WO 4.05 CO . . .241 40 5.00
NJ..2U 120 4.0j 53. . . .247 120 5.00
62. . . . 228 fcO 4,05 57..2SO 6.05
73. . . . 240 200 4.05 57. . . . 274 5.C5
70..2.4 100 4.05 1&8..245 120 5.05
03..2IW 200 4.P5 DC. . , . . . 243 bO 505
04. . . . 241 120 4.03 54..2.S ! bO 5.05
04..2HO 120 4.05 03. . . 270 5.05
61. . . . 275 120 4.05 03. . . . 284 5.05
IM..21M 40 4.05 74. . . . 24 ! ) 40 5.05
65. . . . 216 40 4.05 47. . . . 318 100 6.05
07 . . .244 40 4.0 03. . . . 254 40 5.05
04. . . . 215 120 4.05 01. . . . 277 40 5.05
G5..2.TG 100 4.05 71. . . . 270 5.10
04. . . . 210 120 4.01 09. . . . 257 100 5.10
63. . . .237 100 4.07' 07..2S4 510
03..2C2 120 4.07J4 60. . . . 275 5.10
hive Hlook Sold.
Showlugthe number oHioad of stock sold
on the market to-day :
CAITt.R.
( i. II. Hammond & Co . 215
Swift & Co . Ill
Local . 50
Shlppurs . 8t > 2
"
Total . 758
1KHIS ,
Anglo-American Packing Co . 3,003
U. II. llniiiinomiib Co . C09
Armour & Co . 053
Squires it Co . 514
Harris & Fisher . 53
Total . 4KO
Shipment ! .
Showing the numbar of cittlo. ho s and
sheep shipped Irom the vards during the day.
CATTLE.
No. cars. Kt. Dest.
20 . N.V . Chicago
4 . H.I . Chicago
22 . C. U.AiQ . Chicago
HOGS.
8 . .U. I. . Jollet
All sales ot stock in tins market are made
per cwt. HVQ weight unless otlierwisn stated.
Dead hogs soil at Mo per Ib. for all weights
"Skins , " or hogs weUhlng loss than 1W ( Ibs.
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 49 IDs.
anil stags83Ibs. by theonbllo Inspector.
Iiivc Stock Noteti.
Hogs 5c higher.
Common cattle weak and low.
Hoes continue on the up irrade.
Good handy native cattle steady.
J. Plattner , Eustls , was In ulthaloadof
hogs.
H. C. Dawson , with M. Unrke & Sons , was
In to-day.
Mr. MeCloud has returned from a week's
visit home.
J. K. iilenklron , Bancroft , was In with a
load of hogs.
T. J. Aldrttt , Friend , came In with two
loads ot cattle.
I. Manson , Wabash , was in and sold two
loads of good hogs.
A. L. Davis , Syracuse , was on the market
with three loads ot cattle.
II. ( ! . Van Wlckle , Kennard , was hero and
maiketed a load of hotrs.
A. 1) . Kenyon , Danneburir , wasat the yards
and sold two loads ol hogs.
Five loads of cattle were lecelved from
Ldlck A : Dunlap , Tekamah.
Mr. Pendnrvis , Friend , Nob. , was in nnd
sold a lo.ul ot 275-lb. hous at 55.10.
11. F. Church , Pierce , a heavy shipper , wab
In and sold live loads ot cattle.
U. McKin/.io was In irom Craig with bO
head of cattle ot lih own feeding.
J. D. Stone , Friend , was here with live
loads of cattle and one load of hogs.
/ . liaughn , Randolph , was nt the yards
with two loads of cattle ami one of hos.
Peter Klinke , Ml I lard , took homo a Here
ford bull , one bred by O. W. Uarto , Sewnrd.
Keno ite Storrs , Oakdale , were In again to
day with six loads of cattle mid two of hogs.
William Uobnbaum , Waco , a well known
shipper , was among the visitors : it the yards.
F. Hey , Siher Creek , brought in a load of
hogs and was present at the shipper : , ' meet
ing.
ing.J.
J. U. Hall , Gibbon , was In with n load ot
cattle and attended the hive Stock Shippers'
association.
Among those inuith hogs was A. H.
Kmrine. who marketed two loads from Coun
cil lilutR
The North Loup Cattle company , Elba ,
had a Heretord bull shipped to their rancl
troin herr.
Among those In with hoes was It. Hlaco , of
lilair , who topped tlio market with a load of
270-lb. hogs.
P. Sullivan , Wavne , Neb. , was at the yfird ?
with a load ot cattle and one of hogs lor Sla
ter it Fra/.ler.
W. Weyant , jr. , Gennantnwn. was herewith
with a load ot hogs and to attend the ship
pels' meeting.
Paul Frauen , Loekwood , was here with i
load of cattle anu n load of hogs , which
brought 85.05.
Mr. Smaltey , of the linn of Potter
Smalley , Kim Creek , was in with a load o :
hogs and a load of cattle.
II. It Falkner , a well known shipper o
Plum Creek , came In with a load of 204-lb ,
hogs , which brought the top price.
Henry Emerson , Cedar Uaplds , Neb. , waa
In nnd marketed three loads of hogs. They
averaged 240 Ibs. and brought $5.05.
Jaiiirs Irvine , Nysted , who came In yester-
dar , sold four loads of 13NG Ib western steers
at $3.70. They were of his own feeding.
A very successful meeting of the Live
Stock Shippers' association wua held at the
Exchange building. A full report will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
OMAHA AVHOIiljSALE MARKETS.
General I'rodiice.
Wednesday , July 13.
flic JnlUnt'lng arc the prices < tt which
round lots of produce arc j > oW tn Mils jmir-
M.
M.EGGS
EGGS The bulk of the stock Is moving at
lie. with an occasional case at HHc , but the
receipts are light and thu tendency is toward
higher prices.
UUTTKU The receipts of choice butter are
becoming lighter , while there Is a corresponding
spending increase In the poorer grades. On
account of the extremely hot weather all the
butter Id coming in very poor shape. An
occasional p.tckngn of fancy dairy butter
brings 15c , but there Isveiy little that brines
more than 12 > - c. Good butter Is selling at 9
( glle , while the poorer grades sell all the way
tiom flc up to 8c , according to the grade.
GASH : There Is very little game coming In
excepting snipe , which sell readily at bl.25
per tlo7en.
Poui/niT O'd ' fowls sell fairly well , If
choicB , at 83.00 < 3i.2.1) : . There are a good
many very small spring chickens coming In
which are slow sale at any price. Large
opting chickens sell st S2.25f ( 2.'iO.
CHEESE Full cream chedders , single ,
O c ; In" cream flats , twins , lOc ; Youug
Americas He : fancy Swiss , 20c ; Swiss im
ported , 25c ; Llmbureer , 12c ; brick , 13@tOc.
PoTATOF.fr The receipts of now potatoes
are heavier and choice stock can be had in
bulk tit COOGSc.
) CAJ.IKOHNIA BKANB Now white beans
trom Cnlltouila have arrived in the market
and are selling at S2.10 per bushel.
BKIIIII -There were a few black rasp
berries in this morning , which sold at SI.5U.
Ked rmpbeirles are cettlne poor , but they
sold at 15.00 to-day. There were some very
Unto and fancy Lawton blackberries In front
Michigan , which hold at $2.25 per 10 qt case.
Griod stock sold at S'.VX&I.OO per 24 ( it case.
PI.O.MS There were a few California
plums In , which sold at $1.50 per 10 Ib box.
TOMATOES Choice stock Is arriving frorc
Mississippi , and St. Louts homo grown will
bo on the market this week. Good stock Is
selling at 75Xc ) per box and Si25 < a2.50 per
bushel.
CeLcnr Kftlauuzoo celery Is arriving In
liberal quantities and selling at 40c.
CAULIKI.OWEK Very larre , tine heads are
coin , ; at (1,25(91,50 per do/en.
market U almost bare.
There ore a few Losk Angeles In which ate
selling at S5.00 per bot. Kodl , ! 0.00@ < V > 0.
WATF.KMKt.o.SrV-Thertf ate > ery few on
thu market nnd prices fire good. Choice large
stock would sell nt SWOOper hundred.
PKArtins There nro no peaches on the
market of any account nsldo from California
stock. Good stock Is moving at 82,00 ( 2.25
per box.
CiiKiiniER There Is a small supply of very
choice stock on the 'market ' , from Oregon.
both white and black , which Is selling nt
S1.75 per 10 Ib boxes.
Ari't.r.P Good Missouri apple * are selling
at 3.50Q4.00 per bbl. Choice red Astrlcaus
are selling at Mta per ) < bushel box.
LKMO.NS Reports from , Now York city In
dicate that lemons there continue to ad
vance nnd the market opens for the month
very strong nnd excited , The amount of
lemons on the wny Is much lets than nt nny
time for three months past and weather In
tensely hot. The last large auction sale there
marked n higher rnnije of prices than any
Kale thus far this season. The supply of
lemons on this market Is not large and prices
are firm. Fancy , per box , $ fi.50a7.CO ( ; choice ,
S5.60@6.50.
MA SANA- } Choice stock. 52.50,33.50.
APHICOTH There ore none of any account
on the market. _
Groccr'a Ijet. |
COFFKK Ordinary grades , 19VA2o/lc ; fair ,
200 < 21c ; pnim21Q23 ; choice , U-J24 ; tnncy
Itreen nnd yellow , 2.325u ! ; old government
Java , 23 < ji2ic ; Interior Java , 24@aV ; Mocha ,
2i30c ! ; Arbuekle's , roasted , 24 ? c ; Me-
Laiigldln's XXXX , 2lVc ; Dllworth's , 24Xc ;
Ked Cross , 24 fc.
SYRUP-NO. 70 , 4-gnllon kegs. S1.32@1.35 ;
New Orleans , per fznllon 3S@40c ; mnplo
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , ? 0c ;
1-gnflon cans , per doz , glO.CQ ; halt gallon
cans , per dor , S5.50 ; quait cans , 3.00.
,
Ci'.ACKints Garnean's hoda , butter and
picnic , 4 } c ; creams , 7) < c ; ginger snaps,7Xc ;
city soda , 7J < p.
Pinuii.s Medium. In bbls , 87.00 ; do In
half bbls , S4 00 ; small , In bbls , k8 00 ; do , In
halt bbls , $4.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , 89.00 : do ,
In halt bbls , S5.00.
SiruAii Granulated , 8VQ6XC ; conf. A , < V3
O's'c ; white extra C , 5 ? f < t5 , { e ; extra C
; yellow C. 5t5 ; < c ; cut loaf ,
powdered , 7@7 } < c.
CANNID : ( > oo s Oysters , standard , per
case. S2.OOtfM.lO ; strawberries , 2 Ib. per ca e ,
82.30 ; raspberries , 2 Ib. per case , S2.ir : > @ 2.45 ;
cnseS3.40(23,60bliieberrlespercaseS1.85ei5g ( ; ;
plums , 2 lu. per case , S3.60 ; pineapples , 2 Ib.
per case , 53.20@5.7S ? ; 1 Ib. mackerel , per doz ,
! . . ' ; 1 Ib. salmon , per doz. Stl.60Ql.55 ; 2 Ib.
gooseberries , per case , 1.00 : 2 Ib. string
beans , per case , 81.70 ; 2 Ib. lima beans , per
case , Sfl.CO ; 2 Ib. marrowfat peas , per case ,
S2.40@2.50 ; 2 Ib. early June peas , per case ,
$2.75 ; 3 lo. tomatoes , 82.50 ; 2 Ib. corn ,
52.50.
DIIIKD FRUITS Apples , new , Jf's , O'fe ;
evnporated , 50-Ib rlne , KWcfflSc ; raspberries ,
evnpointcd,27(328c ( : blackberries , evaporated ,
lW@ Kc ; pitted cherries , Iltf@l2c : peaches ,
now , U' * < * 'fc ; evaporated , peeled peaches ,
muscatels , Jsi.fx'i ' ; new Valencias , 7K
KKFIKED LAIIO Tierces , 7c : 40-lb square
cans , 7c ; 50-lb round , c ; 20-lb round , 7/c ;
loibpalis , 7Kc ; 5-lb palls , 7 c ; 3-lb palls ,
7/c.
TOIIACCO Lorlllard's Climax , 37c ; Splen
did , : ! Sc ; Mechanic's Delight , 40c ; Lepgctt &
Meyer's Star , 87c : Cornerstone , 87c ; Drum-
mond's Horse Shoe , 87c ; T. J,3lc ; Sorg's
SjK-arhcad , 87c.
TIAS : Japan , per Ib , 20(5i50c ( ; eunpowder.
25(7ixc ( ; ) : Young Hyson , 30@50c ; Congou , C5@
70c : Oolong"XXgtVic. .
PROVISIONS Hams , ll c : breakfast
bacon , lojfe ; bacon .sides , bJi Oc ; dry salt ,
8C''S/c : hhouldors , 7Jjc ; dried beef hams ,
21e : dried heel , regular , 12 c : hams , pic
nic , 7 > c. '
Wooii.N\\Aiu ) : : Two-hoop palls , per do/ ,
; 3-huop palls , 81.05 ; No. 1 tub. S0.50 ;
No. ii tub , 8.1.50 ; No.-3 tub. S4 50 ; wash
boards , 551.75 ; assorted bowls , S2.25 ; No. 1
phiirus , SO ; No. 2 churns , SS ; No. 3 churns ,
87 ; butturtnbs , § 1.15.
SrARcii Mliror ( Jloss. 5 fc ; Graves Corn ,
O'ac : Oswcgo Gloss , 7e ; OSWP O Corn , 7c.
liuooMs Extra 4 tie , 5f.00 : ! ; No. 1,82.50 ;
No. 2 , S2.2.J ; heavy stable , S4.00.
Dry Lumber.
DIMF..VSIOXH AND
la ft u ft IG ft lit rt 20 ftS ( ! ft24 | ft
17.Nl'l7.r ' > 0 17.GO lb.50 111.60 02.5
17.60 17.60 K.fiO 18.50 i 60 "j.FiO'aa.su '
17.70 17. W ) 17.W 18.50 IV.W 22.&OJW.WI
17.M 17.M 17.50 IS.50 19.50 ' 'J.M i-J.
It. . 00 IH.tK.1800 ) IU.UO 20 00 SI BO LM.50
18.50 18.60'I8.M ' 19..V ) 20 W ' \ ft ) 21.00
11OAUDS
No.lcomsls $19.0g
No.2 , com , s Is 17.50
No. 4 , com , s 1 s 13.50
FF.NCINO.
No. 1 , 4 40 In , 12 1411 , rough ? 10.no
No.2 , " ' 18.00
RIDING.
A , 12.14 and 1C ft S22.00
H < " 20.riO
( ; , ' " 15.00
D " " " 13.00
rnll.INO AND PAIITITION.
1st com , % in White Pine Celling 8"4.00
Clear , % in. Not way Pine Ceiling 10.00
STOCK BOAKDh.
A 12 Inch s. Is 840.00
No. 1. com. 12 In B. 1 s. , 12 & 14 20.00
' ' ' " If , ft 19.00
No.2 " " " 12&24U 18.00
' ' 10ft 17.00
FINISHING.
1st and 2d , clear. lj inch , H. 2 s 850.00
Kd. clear , 1 Incu.s. 2 s. , S45 ; 1 > , IK.2 InO0
B select , 1 inch , s.2 s.,830 ; 14' } , IX , 2 in 37.00
TORT. ' .
White cedar , C In. , Hs. , l2Kc ; 0 In. qrs. , lie
General Markets.
VAHNISHKS Barrels , per gallon. Furni
ture , extra , 81.10 ; furniture. No. 1 , 51.00 ;
coach , extra , 81.40 ; coach , No. 1 , SJ1.20 ; Da-
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan. 70c ; asplialtum ,
extra , 85c ; shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil finlbli
81.50.
DKV PAINTS White lead , 7c : French zinc ,
12c ; Paris whiting. 2Ke ; wlutlne , gilders ,
2c ; whiting , com'l , life ; lampblack , Ger
mantown , 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , 8ci
Pnisslan blue,55c ; ultramarine , IKc ; Vandyke
brown , 8e : umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4o/
oienna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw , 4e ; 1'nri
green , genuine , 25c ; Paris green , common ,
2Zc ; chrome cieen , N. Y , ' Oc ; vermilllon ,
American , isc ; Indian , raw and burnt
umber , 1-lbcans , 12c ; raw nnd burnt sienna
I2c ; vandyke brown. 13c ; rehned lamp
black , I2c ; coach black nnd Ivory black IGc ;
drop blacic , lOc : ultramarine black , 18c ;
chrome green , L. , M. * D. , 16c ; blind and
shutter ereon , U , M. & I ) . , 16e ; Paris green ,
20c ; Indian reu , 15c ; Venetian redOc ; Tus
can , 22cIAmerican ; vermilllon , L. it D. . 20c ;
yellow oclire , 2c ; L. M. &O. D. , 18c ; good
ochre , ICc ; patent dryer , 8c : graining color ,
lleht oak , dark oak , walnut , chestnut and
ash 12o.
Dittius AND CHEMICALS. Acid carbolic ;
50c ; acid tartarlc , 52c ; baKam copaiba , per Ib ,
60c ; bark sasafrass. per Ib , lOc ; calomel , per
Ib , 78cchlnchonldla ; , per o/,25cchloroform ; ,
per Ib , 50c ; Dover's iiqwdern , per Ib , 81.25 ;
rpsom salts , per Ib , SKc ; plycerine , pure , per
Ib , : c ; lend , acetate , for Ib , 2Uc ; oil , castor ,
No. 1 , per gal , 81.00 ; oil , castor. No. 2 , per
gal , 81.40 ; oil. olive , jifer'irali 81.40 ; oil , orlg-
aniunn , 50c ; opium , S54.50 ; yuinlne , P. > t W.
and K. it S. per OL , 70c ; potossluni , iodide ,
per 11) . S3.2.5 ; salicln.jper olOc ; sulpliato
morphine , ire i / , S3.35 : . sulphur , per Ib , 4c ;
rynhnine , per o : , , si. o : '
PAINTS IN On ' . - WnTte lead , Omaha , [ '
a , . . ,
seilles , ereen , 1 Ib caiiN , lOc ; French zln
ereenseal , 12c : French'Inc. . red seal , lie
French zinc. In varnish asst. , 20c ; French
zinc j , * n 75e _ - ; _ vermilllon _ _ . - _ ! _ . . , Kngllhli _ _ i J _ , - In _ oil 1 , ft _ 75e t _ ;
son'i
rt'dl .
chiomo yi. . . . . . _ . , _ . _ , .
nohre , French , 25 c ; 'ochie ' , American Uc ;
Winter's mineral , 2fcrLehigh brown , 2 > < c ;
Spanish brown , 2' < c : Prince's mineral , 3c.
Si'iuiTs Cologne spirits , ibb wroof , Sl.lOj
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spliits. second quality ,
lOlproot , 81.10 ; do 18a proof , 81.00. Alcohol.
1SS proof. 82.10 per win * gallon. Redistilled
whlakles , 81.00@1.50. Gin blended. 81..VQ
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. 52.00@0.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , S2.0P@1.50 ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
SL50@3.00. Brandies. Imported , S5.00fffi8.50 ;
domeBtlc , 81.30qc3.00. Glus , Imported , C4.5n@
6.00 ; domestic , fel.25@3.00. Champagnes , Im
ported , per case , S28.00@33.00 J American , per
case. 810.UO@10.00.
HiDKfl Green butchers' . SKd c ; Kreen
cured , 7J < c ; dry tUnt. Il rl2c ; dry salt , 0@
lOc ; green calf skins , be ; damaced hides , two-
thirds price. Tallow Sc. Grease Prime
white. 3c ; yellow , 2ct brown , 1K& Sheep
pelts , 2.Vg75c.
HF.AVV HARUWAHE Iron , rate , 82.70 ;
plow bteel , special cast , 4Kc ; crucible steel
r > Xc ; cast toolx , do , i2 ( < C5c ! ; wajon spoke-s ,
per set , 82.00@3.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.25 ; fel
lees , sawed dry , SI. 00 ; tongues , e.tch. Ke ) ;
axles , each , 7tc ; square nuts , j > er Ib , C07c ;
cell chain , per Ib , 6j @Uic ; malleable , rx < il ( > c ;
iron wedgeif , Oc ; crowbara.JOc ; harrow teeth ,
4V < ! * , Kprinir steel. 4 ( 5c ; llnrden'd lior o
Mioes , 94.75 ; Bunion's mule shoes , 85.75.
BartMd wire' In cnr lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 60 82.00 ; steel nails ,
82.75.
rno ti rxicqi'iifTiB WITH TIII oioomrnT or tmi
COf ItTRT WILL BT KXAHINUIO IU11 XAr TIUI TU1
CHICA60.ROCKISLAND&PAGIFICRAILWAY
Ily reason of Hi central poiltton , eloce relation to lln i
Eait of Cblcapo , and cuntlnuoun Ilnri at terminal
polati Weit , Kortliwrnt and Bmithwuit. li th * trua
mlildla link In tlmt tranirontlncntal rjrttrm wblch
Invltei and facllltntti travel and traffic between tLe
Atlantic and 1'aclflo.
The Kork Iiland main line and branchen Include Chicago
cage , Jollct , Ottawa , La dalle , I > orla , Oenrneo , llolln *
and Hock liland. In Illinois | D ? onport , Muicatlne ,
Wxhlngton , Falrflcld , OttutawaO'lcaloof , We t Lib
erty. Iowa City , DeeMulnei. lndI nolaWlnter rt , Atlan
tic , Knoxvltlc , Audubon , Hnrlan , Guthrlo Centre and
Council llUufl > , In lowaj ( lallatln , Trenton , St. Joseph ,
Cameron and Kanmn City , In Mlsiourlj Lea\enworlh
and AtclilsonlnKania Albert Loa , Minneapolis and
M. Paul , In Minnesota AVatcrtown nnd Sioux Falls , In
lakota , and hundredsof Intermediate cltleiand towns.
"The Great Rock Island Route"
Guarantee ! upecd , comfort , certainty and nfety. Ill
permanent war l > dlstlnul bcd for III cicellento. Ill
brldcei arc of stune and Iron , ltd track Is of solid
tee ) , It * rolling dock perfect. Jt pnsseneer equipment
has nil tlic safety appliances that eiperleneo has proved
useful , and for luxurious accommodations Is unsur-
paMed. Its Kxpress Trains consist of fuperlor DAT
Coaches , elegant Pullman Palace Parlor and Sleeping-
Cars , superb Dining Cars , providing dellelons meals ,
and ( between Chicago ixrul St. Joocph , Atclilaon and
Kansas City ) re tful Itecllnlng Chair Cars. Its man
agement IB conservative , Ita discipline exacting.
"The Famous Albert Lea Route"
Tletwton C Men fro and Mlnnenpolli ttnd fit. 1'aul Ii th
fftTorttf. OTOF this line holJd Fait Eiprc * Trains run
dally to attractive rpiortu for tourists In Iowa and
JtUnncvota , nnd , \VatcrtownandBloux Falli.tothe
rich * heat and ffrntln Inndi of Interior Dakota. Via
Bencca and Kanknkeo , the Itock Inland offers tuperlor
InduoemcntH to trardors l > ttvcen Cincinnati , Indian *
apolls. LnfayptU and Council IHulTi , Rt. JoFrph , Atchl-
ron , Lea\enwurth , Kanrati Cit > , fet , 1'aul , andlntcrme *
dlate points. AU patrons ( rppfcUUr Hdlea and cliil-
drcnroceh e protect Ion , courtesy and kindly attention.
For ticket ! , innpn. folder * , copies of Western Trail , or
Any deft red Information , npply to principal offlccu In
the United Statci and Canada , or address , at Chicago ,
I. R. CABIC. E. ST. JOHN , E. A. HOUROOi ,
O.
FRANK 0. MEM ,
Carpenter and Builder ,
FINE CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY
Telephone 6GO.
ao South Nixtueiith Street.
4 TO 7 PER CEXT
INVESTMENTS
$250.000 Douglas Co. ( Omaha ) , Neb. 5's.
100,000 Toledo , Ohio , 4's.
20,000 Danville , Illinois , 6's.
IiO.000 Illinois Drainage , G's.
20,000 Comanche County , Kansas , G's.
100,000 Elgin , Illinois , 5's.
53,000 Travis , County , Texas , 6's.
25,000 El Dorado , Kansas , 6's.
25,000 Red Cloud , Neb. G's.
14,000 Fairmont , Neb. 7's.
200,000 Topcka , Kansas , 6's.
Aud other securities : Government ,
Locnl , & c.
For more than twenty-live years we
have dealt m similar securities , and no
one through us has ever lost a dollar by
default of either principal or interest.
\Vo receive deposit accounts , all ow in
terest on time deposits aud transact a re
gular banking business.
S. A. KEAN& CO. , BANKERS ,
( Successors to I'rcbton , Kcaii & Co. ) ,
100 Washington Street , Chicago.
N. Y. OFFICE : United Bank Building.
For Individuals and Institutions , in
eluding Universities , Estates , .Vc.
Kl
U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 42,500
H. W. Yules , President.
A. E. Tou/.ftlin , Vice-President.
W. 11. S. Hughes , Cashier ,
UIKECTOIISi
W. V. Morse , John S Collins ,
H. W. Yates , Lewis S. Heed.
A. E. Tou/.alin.
HANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 12th nnd Farnam Sts.
A General Banking Business Transacte
N.W. Harris & Go.
M5-ll7MONiiOEST.CHICACOnBlfCOO
68 DEVONSHIRE IT. , BOSTON. DAIHlCNd
n'Conntl BCltiOBTowni.W&tor ,
GM , Htrect. K. K. CO.'B a > ; >
iaJty. CorroiiHiudcuco lollcitvU.
Inirtnnt re-
VARICOCELE
caseactirrd. No knife , clnitHorclnmps iinfd
AUd. V. O. Supply Co ItoxTSfi St. Ixiuis , Mo.
The Best and Safes
Vapor Stove Made ,
C. W. Sleeper , head of St. Marys' Av-
enve.
J aiuea & Smith South , Omaha.
PENNY ROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
The OrivlnHl ud Only Mvnuln * .
> B w > n ' w rtkl M ImlUtloit
Alk DrocirUt M
ADIES. four
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'l * t * to m r , r
' ' M'UiiUn In lillir J re t r. mmO.
' ChemU.I C. ,
PAPER. I'hlUxUr .
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ,
TERRE HAUTE. IND. I A School ol Englneerlnj.
\\cllrndijwtili ell fiulppcj ilrp rlnitnti of M ch.
nli UnUCIfIKnKliieerliiir | , EUctrlcltrd'htiiiiUtrr
n < l Hr wlng. hi l n i e Shorn nhil l. tor toilt .
Ver UUl f ut , 44tii 1 , C. V C.NDEKUALL , VIM.
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
Agricultural tmpfemenlt.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
WholeuU I ) * Itr In
Affricultnral Implements , Wngona ,
and lluagli'f. Junes drool , tetwecu Vth
nSldth. Omnhn , Null.
L1XIXGER C AlETUALF CO , ,
Afirrlcnltural Innilcnicnts ,
yranoni.r rrlM , Huitles Hte. , WlinUmlo , Om.-.h .
I'AXLIX , O II KXDO HF.V 9
WliulctnloDcnleraln
Agricultural Imiilcments ,
s anil llutnloi. Wl , 1W , W5 iind W7 , Jones st
Artists' MatoriaT.
A. HOSPE , , TJ { . ,
Artists' Uaterinls , I'lanos ami Organs ,
1SIJ IHinnlm Stffft. Omelii\ .
Built/era' Hardware and Scales.
HIMERA UGIT C TA YLOR ,
BullderslHardwaro&Scalo Repair Shop
llecbanlo'Toul > * ml Ituffalo Scilui. lliXi luugl it ,
" 4. Om li . Neb. _ _ _ _ _ _
Boots and Shots.
jr. r. MOUSE c co.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
1111 Ftrnttu it , Omaha , N b. VniiufAClorr , Summat
itreet , lloitnn.
Wholesale Hub bar Boot * and Shoes
Kubliur null Oiled Clolhlut : itna H-il IkuiH
and Sbooi. 8outhoa t Cormr llh DJ Uoualaa.
Beer.
STORZ C ILElt ,
Lsger Hecr Brewers ,
IWt Nnrth Hlh Street. Omi > h . Neh.
Bulchtn' Tools ,
LOUIS HELLER ,
Butchers' Tools and Supplies ,
luata CtiluR * of nil klndi nlwujilu tock. 1215
t it.Omaha
Coffee , Spicti , Etc.
RKE BROSrS
Omaha Coirco and Spice
Teaf.Ooffres , Spleen , llaklng Towder.
tracti , laundry Illue , Ink. Ktc. UK 16 Ilara/
ttrectOmntia. N b.
Cornier. .
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epencter , Prop.
llannfaeturtr of ( Jaltanlied Iron and CornK * . 9O
led < a and 101 and 106 N , lOtli at. , omalm.Neb.
RUEMJ'IXG f5 BOLTE ,
U nuacturcr of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dorunr Wlndown , Finals. MelnllcSkillgbt , tic. 3108.
12th it. , Umaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Spceht , Prop.
Salranlied Iron Cornice * , cte. Burct'i Improred Pat
nt Melallc Skylight. UM aud 610 8 12tUM.OniKlia ,
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
Jobbds of
Carpets , Citrtainn , Oil Cloths , Bugs ,
Linoleums , Matting * . Ktc. till Dnuc'ai afreet.
Crockery and Notions.
Agent for 'hu Maiiufacturen and Importer ! of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lnmpl , Cblmneyi , i'tc. niflcc. HI South 13th It.
Oniaba , Kub.
CLOTHING
M. ELG U'l TEIt'S
Mammoth Clothing House ,
Corner hurniim nnd Tenth Sheets , Onmlm , Xcb.
Commission and Storage.
Commission and Jobbing.
Ilntter , Itgimand Produce. Compliments lollcltrd.
lleailquHrtors for Hlnnewar , Hurry lox , a ouJ
Urnim JlRikuii. 1111 Dodgeitreuf , Umahii
RIDIiELL c RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant * ,
6uccluttloB-lluttor , KCIM. Cbcc c , I'o tltrr , Uatuo ,
Oysters , etc. , otc. 112 8. llth St.
FEYCKE ItltOS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruttfl , Produce and lroTlilonfl , Omaha , Nob.
WIEDEMA f < C CO. ,
Prodnco Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Ilutur , Uame. Kiults. etc. : w B. luhit
Uiunhft. Neb ,
Coal ana" Lime.
Uiu. r. I.AhAun , l're . C. F. QOOPMAN , V. 1'ici.
J. A. KUNliElll.AND , 800. and Trem.
OMAHA COAL , COKE tt- LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
m South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Nob.
, T. , J. JOHNSON , tCO. . ,
Mannfucturars of Illinois White Lime.
And Shippers of ( Vml anil Cuke , Cement. 1'la'ttr ,
IJrnv , linlr. Mr llrlok , Drain , Tile ami flcwer 1'lpp.
onke. I'.uton nutul. raniani et. . Oumlia , N > 'b ,
THenhoni1 Ml.
Confectionery.
FAY < e 'eo.r
ManufacturinK1 Confectioners ,
Jobbers ( FruitiNuti and Ol aie. 1211 1 nruarn BU
Otnatia ,
Cigars and Toliacco.
MAX M EYE R 1& CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
Gunt and Ammunition , 21S tuK3 8. lllhil. , K40 to
Vttt rarnamit , ( ) ra'iliaNeli.
WEST A FR1TSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cijrars ,
And Wkoiesalo nealrrt In Leaf Tobaccos , Not. 106
and 110 N. Vita itrvet , OmnMa.
Dry Goods.
M. E.'hr.\flTlf & CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods ANotiona
1103 and 1W < IXiunlnn , cor. llth St. , Oniaba.Nub.
Distillers.
Distiller * of Unworn , Alcohol nJ Spirits. Importer *
and Jubberxof Wlnesun > l Liquors.
WILLOIV SPRINGS DISTILLE' J *
CO. and ILER tC CO. ,
Importers and Jobberc of Flno Wlnf s and Llqunri.
Hole inanu ( > etur rsn ( RvunxilrV Bast India lilt-
ten mill Duinrsilc Liquors. 111 ? HTiiuy HI.
furniture.
EWE Y , STONE ,
WholcsiiloDealeis in Furniture.
Varuam St. . Oiimlia. Ktb.
CHA HLKS Sill I'Kit ICK ,
Furniture , lioiiaiinr , Upholstery ,
Ulrrnrs.etc. 1 ) .H03 and 1310 Farnum ft. , Omana ,
Groceries ,
r'tcTJoi
Wholesale Grocorie.s and Provisions ,
No. . 7K,1in , TUD Hiid 711 8.10th ft , Omahn , Neb.
McCORD , BMADY .t > CO. ,
Whnlcsalo Grocers ,
Ifln and I.csvenwortti Ms.Oonha.
Hardware.
Jobbers of Hardwarn and Nails ,
Tinware , Sbcat Iron , Ktc. AirunU for Hotro hi-alos ,
and Miami 1'mxlcM o OniHliN. Ne'u.
W. , / . .im
Heavy Hardware , Iron and SteeJ ,
BprlnT i < m Mock , llar < l' ro I.iiuibar , etc. 1201
nd 1211 Ilsrnrr si imxL- .
EDNEY cC GI It BOX ,
Wliolesalo Iron and Steel ,
Waionaort Carriage Wood Htoct. Hta r Knrrtwato ,
Kir. 1117 and HIS I. rnwur\h n.Om * . NVb ,
Wfi7foRoWws 3 > 'soMr
Sloven , Haiijros , Kurnaeos , Tiles ,
Mutlil , Otkles , rasiUcra4i. 1UI aud 1231
bir t.
OMAHA JOBBERS1 DIRECTORY
Iron Workt.
C VJKRL1SQ
Iron Works ,
hl and Cast Iron HtilMln Work , Iron Ptnlr *
IlallliiKi lleanii andllrdri , Sttani ICnilnri , llrau
> Vorkl > nera | ITgunilry , Machlna and Illarkimlta
\frnt. umrtanlWurki.D. P. Ily.andlTllintivot.
Jl. JC. SA H'l'Elt ,
Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
. TnnV < , and lpnoral Duller lUnalrlnf.
Ul.'i lo , tri > * ttru ) lia.
F. II. MrMANl ) . P SIILUTAN.
OMAHA WIRE , C lltOX
Mnniifncliirero of
ire nnd Iron Kallinga , Desk Kalis ,
Window ( luard * . Hotter Hlnnd * , Wire Slunn , Ha
IJ N. If.tb. Urdcri by mnll pmniptlr attnndndt * .
Lumber.
OMAHA fUMnEll CO. ,
Dealer' . . All Klndd of
Buildluir Material at Wholosftlo.
18th Street and Union PaoHo Track , Omaha.
LO UJS Jt HA l > fOlil ) , *
Dealer in Lumber. Lnth , Limp , Snsh ,
Uoori , Ktc. Vardf-Corner7th and Dounlai ) Corn * *
9th and Ooui la * .
CHICAGO LUMltER CO , ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
Sll S. 14th ttrcet , Omaha , Neb. f . Colpclier , Manag rt
C. N. D1ETZ ,
Lumber.
lith and Callforrla Streeti , Oman * . Neb.
. Gil A ri '
Lam ber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Cor.Ctb. and tiouglai iti. , Oma'.m..N x
HOAGLAXD ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
OBIee , 1403 Farnam atruet.Oiuaha.
CHAS. It. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carped and 1'arqnet rioorlng.
Oniaba.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholcsalo Lumber , Etc.
Imported ml Amerlciin I'ortlmiil Ccmwnt , Flat *
Anent forilllnuukco lltJnuillc Couivut uud Ueit
( Juliicy Whitel.lme.
Life Stock.
UA'IOJTli'l'OCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John K. Boj J , Superlntecdwt.
Lne Stock Commission.
M. BURKE M SONS ,
Live Stock Coiuniisbloiu
. CIoo. Ilurkr , iUnnuor
Union flock YnnlF.H.Omnhn. Teltpliflne (81.
SAVAGE t GREEN ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment * of any ml all kinds of Block sulloited.
Union St < ick \ nitiK , uiuaha , Nvb.
Millinery and notions.
Importers mill Jobbers of
Millinery anil Notions ,
H13 nd 1215 Ilnrney f < t , eot.OmMin. Neb.
Notions.
Jr. T. ROBINSON
Wholes lie Denial In
Notions and Fiiriiishintj Goods ,
< al and 4ii ) H. Tenth Ht , Oianlia.
Overalls.
CANFIELD "MA
COM I'A NY ,
Mannfactnrei'ij of Overalls ,
Jeans Pants , Slilrts , Etc. Ilr2 ( nnil 1104 DOU IHH Street ,
Omnhii , Null.
PAPER
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Torrj n nice Htd < k of I'lliilliii : , Wrapplnit innlVrlt
liiK paper. Hpuilnl I'tli'iitlcm Klvi'ii to rnr loiul or
orders , nhlcli will Im uhlppail illroct from ruillv All
orucr * will rcculvo pcrsnniil ntiontlnn. WoRimp-
unteo c > nil ii'ioils ' anil Inn price * . 1111 niul 11114
Printing.
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , J'lank Rook llakon.
And Ujuk IllnOcm. 10(1 mid Ids huulli I'ourtacntll
street. Omtthi , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
DOHloro InTrpo , I'IBUBH ml Printers' tiupplloi. (09
Houth Twelfth Street.
Pumps.
BJtOU'NELL , C CO. ,
Manufttcturt'H an < l Deutor * In
i , BoiliTH it ( it'iicral Miidiinery
o.iuut .run work , Steam I'umiif.Sw > 1I1U , Aoiua
BbaftlrjK , Dodgt Woudipllt Pullon , llaltlnu , atj ,
Aliowaitoui , ior perinnili > UH , Ntt-lUSUav
TCnwortliiit. Oniahn
CHU1WIIILL PUMP CO-7
AVholositlo PiniipH , Pipe , FittiutfB ,
Btommund Wttur Hunpllv * llfailiiiiirtpr | fnr Man *
toutCn'iUuo'li. llllLHriiniu nl. , oinahn. Neb.
U. S. JF/A7 > ENGINE and PUMP
COMPANY.
nnlUcInr Wind Kiln : r.ie m and WMer Rnppllei ,
i'luuililn Uoorts. lleltliiK. llo-c. .iK | inul leu jtif
iiaui it. , Oui h . H. K. l-Bliiiu , VHiiBkor.
Tulri'lionu Nu.'lO.
A. L. STRA NG CO. ,
PumiiH , PinoH anil Enpines ,
Btc tu , W.tt-r , lltllway and Mllllni : Supnhcc. Rt
830 , Illiuna l 4 l-nrnam t. . Panlm. Nul. .
Books anil Stationery.
A. T. Kt'XyoN CO. ,
Wl o'ofntn nnd Ro ull
HookHolIiTs ami btutionorH ,
iL'S Dou lns nt , Onmliii , Ncl' . Tflrpliono 601 ,
Safes , Elc.
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J' . BOYER CO. ,
Apents for Hull's Saf & Louk Co.s'
Klre and llurs r front 8 ffl , Tims Inck , Vaultl
BnU Jill Worn. 1WI Knr mm xlruot Oiniilm , NeU.
G.AA'DRKEN ,
Onmlia Safe Works.
Wniiuf ct ro. of HrunuU Ilarirlnr Proof Suits. VauU
loonJ.ill nurL.Mintlcrs uni ! Wlrnnrk. . Cur.
lltbuiuljHLkiuu Bin. , Cliuuliii , Niit ) ,
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Sasfi , Doors , Etc.
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v co. ,
Maniiftcturcriuf
Sash , DOOVH , UliiKls anil
Jlrnncli ohc ! ,12lli nd Utr.l kti. , uwnt sN N
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sasli. Doors , Blinds ,
Moiild'jiKi.f-lHlr WorkKiiii Intnrlor llrinl Wood KloliJl
Juitopenud. N. K lor. btli mid J.OAVcnworlliSl * .
Ouiubit , Noli.
KLEIN HOUSE
Johnstown , Neb ,
The best accoininod.uions for U.wclcrs.
The lest hotel in U wn.
s
F. G. HHTX , Proprietor.
HIE CAPITOL HOTEL j
Lincoln , Neb.
Tim litbt knn niul mu.-t jioinilar hotel Iq
the staio. l.c tl'iiicjntr ! lapKlMliiir.iiti | ) Siei
clasn. llcniliiUHiKitfi lei ( oiiuueri , nl ir.cn kiij
III ! polltiLul uud jnihlio KlUliuilllL-R
K. I1. UOUOKN I'lo.irletnr.
I-'INIS CUT A.NU PI
Incompwmbly ttj Uj t.
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