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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , JULY 21. 1887 ;
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Corn Again Leads in Interest and a Large
Bnsincsj Transacted.
BIG BUYING ORDERS POUR IN.
Prices UrAdually Drop On Report * of
Jtaln Wheat Open * Firm , But
Sell * Down a Trlllo Gen
eral Quotations.
CHICAGO 1'iionuoE MAIIKET.
CHICAGO , July 20. [ Special Telegram to
the HiK.-Corn : | led again In speculative
Interest and a very large business was ilono
In that cereal , the transactions covering
nearly every month between now and May.
September , October and May were the most
active In the order named , with August n
close fourth. The signal service bureau re
ported a moderate rainfall In eastern Kansas
and Nebraska , western and northwestern
Iowa , and southern Minnesota , and thcro
were private telegraphic advices of local
showers In southern Illinois , wlillo from all
quarters renorts are coming in that the tem
perature Is moderating , In some cases It Is
still oppressively and dangerously hot , but
the backbone of the bllsterlne hot
spell appears to have been broken.
The market opened about X&X ?
elf , and after a few moments of brisk tradIng -
Ing broke sharply another J/c , at which point
a lar o number of buying orders wore struck
and a lively battle ensued. Commission
merchants generally were buyers , and the
local crowd were free sellers. Very soon ,
however , selling orders began to come In
from the ralned-on districts , and soon the
majority of those who were the most cncr-
Ri'tlc bulls yesterday got as pronouncedly on
the other side of the fence. It must not bo
Buppofied , however , that the country as a
whole has turned bearish , for such Is not the
case , and the stream of buying orders con
tinued to pour in all day long from the out
side. Augudt opened- 'te e , declined
to 36c. then to 37 c , recovered
ijc , sold off again to 37/c , , and closed at
ilTMc. September \yorkcd off f rom ! KiJc to
38 < & 3S&c and closed at 38 > < fc. October opened
at 3Uic , sold down to : c and closed at
885 < c. The Jirst trades In May wore at 41 c ,
with a rally to 415c , from which point the
market sold elf to 40&c and closed there.
There wns a linn opening to wheat on the
destruction of 1,110,000 mistiels by the Min
neapolis elevator lire. There was noexcltlne
or especially Important ciop or market news
to atfect values , there being nothing In
sieht upon which to predicate ex
tensive operations. The market Is
permitted to drift along and take care of
Itself. A UKU.it wheat opened at 71 } c , sold
oft to 70 fc , rallied to 7l @ 71 , ' c , nnd closed
at 70Kc. September openoii atW&c , advanc
ed to 7U@ ! ! ! Yc , declined to 72&c , inado a
gain , mid closed at T-iKc. October ranged at
74Mf < s74i'c and closed at 7-Wc. December
opened at 77c , advanced } c. sold off to
77c , ana closed at 77K@77'la/c. ; The closings
Rhow very Insignificant changes from yester-
day.
day.Business
Business was only moderately active in
futures of oats and the tendency of the
market was downward in sympathy with the
decline In corn.
In the provision pit the feeling was aialn ;
bearlshly Inclined , the influences attcctliu
the market Including the drop In corn , the
large receipts or hogs and lower prices for
the sumo , and moro restricted distribution.
The tiades In tlio products were too one
sided in their tendency and lower prices be
came the rule almost without opposition. In
lard a decline of ? K@l ° c and in short ribs of
12) ) < ( ftir > c occurred without creating any par *
ticular stir. _
CHICAGO MVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , July 80. [ Special Telegram
to the BKE.J CATTI.H The receipts to-day
rather took the breath of those who had
hoped tor and predicted lUht receipts this
week. The receipts were the largest In several
eral weeks and the market was overstocked
with all kinds. Prices were lower about lOti
lower , as well call It that as anything , as
hardly two sates were made alike. With
such a big supply and the markets all over
the country lull to overflowing buyers could
well afford to bo indifferent and hard to
please. All of the rough , heavy , thin
and grassy cattle suffered most and prices
for them were by all odds the lowest they
have been yet. Prices ranged about an fol
lows : Shipping steers , 13.V ) to 1500 Ibs.
83.00(84.25 ( ; 1200 to 150 ! Ibs. 58.8 ! > @ 3.75 ;
VKOtoKKOIbs.ja.S.Vija.'W ; stockers and teed-
crs. Sl.40iM.lO ( ; cows , bulls and mixed , SI. CO ®
2.70 ; bulk , Sa.OUWiao ; slop-fed steers , 3S.W :
The Texas cattle receipts were 5,000 , and
prices I5c lower ; cows 51.75 < @ 3..J5 ; steers ,
Jj3.40Q3.10.
Hods The receipts were 19,000 , and for
the week so far 64iM. ! Trade was again
elow and 5M10c lower than yesterday , mak
ing a decline of 15 ( < WOc this week. Hulk sold
between 95.3T and 95. tt , and ono or two lots
of fancy at $5.50 , and common sorts down to
85. ! @ 5.'J5 ; Yorkers , 55.40.
FINANOIAU
NEW VOUK , July 80. | Special Telegram
to the BKK.J STOCKS Midsummer dullness
has settled over the New York stock market
nnd It remains in an unsatisfactory condi
tion and many of the big professional lead
ers are leaving It In disgust. The opening
, was steady , with fractional advances , but
' not enough to cau o special comment. Lon
don was dull but fair buying orders were ro-
CU'YCK ! for St. 1'uul , Lake Shore , and Union
1'aclflc. Opeiators went homo short last
night , but this moiiiluic wanted to cover and
their buying caused a Blight rally in a few
specialties , but the changes during the morn
ing were confined to 1 per cent E'eopla who
sorted the market heavily on the bulge two
months ago are said to have covered and
, bought aboutSW.OOO shares of dlffarent prou-
* ertles and are working for a rally , but they
find it difficult to Induce outsiders to come
tt The last hour the market was stronger
nnd slight gains were recorded , but no Im
provement In trade was noted. The last
sales were at about the outside neuron and
exhibited net advances extending from J @
IK per cent , Louisville & Nashville showing
the largest gain. Union Pacllio gained %
New York Jf , Western Union X. the Grang
ers > { @ ? B per cent. The declines were * ° n
Cotton Oil and % on Hacking Valley. The
total sales were 1 < W,222 shares , against 133,500
shares yesterday.
GOVERNMENTS Government bonds were
dull but stebdy to llrm.
YKSTKUDAT'8 QUOTATIONS.
V. a 4'scoupon.127J < C. AN.
U. S. 4W' coup. . 10U do preferred. . .
Pacific dW'us. . ISM N. Y. C
Canada Snutli'n. . 50 ; 11. &N.
Central 1'acltle. . 80 O , T
Chicago * Alton. 150 PacllTcMall. . . . . .
do preferred. 1' . , D. AK 81.
rnllmanPal.Car.14t )
. , . 133 Heading
D. A KG Kock Island . . . .
Erie St. L.A3. F. . . .
do preferred. . . . do preferred. . . .
Illinois Central. . 0. , M. A 8tP. . .
1. , H. AW . do preferred. .
K. AT . 27 ; St P. AO
Lake Shore . 01 do preferred. .
AN 61 Texas Pacltlo. . . .
Michigan Cent' ) . . Union Pacltic. . . .
Mo. Pacllio HW \V..St LAP. . . .
No , Pacltio 343i do preferred. , .saw
do preferred. . . . 60U W. U. Telegraph 77
MONKY ON CAM.- Easy at 3(35 ( per cent.
Closed effered at 8 per cent.
PHIIIB MeitcANTir.K PAPEH 5XCW per
eent.
STJCRMNO EXCHANGE Dull but steady
at S4.&K 'or sixty day bills , and I4.84tf
lor demand. _
t'UODUUIi : MA11KUT8.
Chlcairo , July 20. Following quotations
re the 3 : o closl n f figures :
Flour Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Unsettled and fluctuations con
fined within a small and higher rantje of
prlcei , ; opened } { GKc lilxlier , eased oil . ( rf
HO Ulfihcr. rallied lie tinder good local buy-
Inn and becanio castor , closlUK He hlnhei
tn n yqsterday ; cash , 70o ; Autust , 7yfo ;
tseptember , TOKc. .
Corn Lower : at the opening ruled weak ,
I ecllned Ik'QD/c , 8dT nce4c , then de-
and cloicd J aw lower lei
August and IJ/c for September' cash ,
80 15-lGc : August , 37 7-lfa : September , SStfc.
Oats Lower , closing about tfe lower us
compared with yesterday ; cash , 26Xc ; Au
gust , 25Jfc ; September , UO' ' c.
Uyo 45c.
llnrley Weaker ; September , C5c.
Prime. Timothy Seea-Quotablo nt 52.22Q
2.24.
2.24.FlaxSeedSUO. .
Whlsky-SUO.
Pork-Nominal ; cash , St6.50@tO.OO.
Lard Knsy ; opened 2X ( < 7. > c lowi'r and a
further reduction ot 6@7c } was made , clos
ing qulot at Inaldo figures : cash , 9 < Jjfi } { , '
August , SG.GO ; September , 80.70.
Bulk Meats Shoulders. S5.U030.00 ; shott
clear , 83.lJ.VJtH.30 ; short rib * , S7.bU
Hutter Firm and higher ; creamery , 1C ®
21c : dairy , 12 < < tl8c.
Clieose Firmer ; full cream chcddars , BK@
8 Cc ; Hals 8fyc ; YounR Americas , 9 < 9kc ;
skims , 5Crf5J c.
Kccs Lower and weak at llj @HKc.
Hides Unchanm-d ; heavy reen salted ,
7M'c ; llRhtdo , 75fi ( c ; salted bull hides. Oc ;
creen saltedcalf , , c ; dry lllnt , 12 l c ; dry
calf , 13 < 3Me ! deacons 40c each ; dry salted ,
lOc.
Tallow UnchnnRod ; No. 1 country , solid ,
quotable at 4c ; No. U , 3c ; cake , 4c.
Kcrolot.s. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 32,000 18,000
Wheat , bu 57.000 10D.OOO
Corn , bu vw.ooo 48.000
Oats , bu 142,000 70,000
Hye , bu 7,000 1,0
Uatley , bu 4.000 1,000
New VurK. July 20. Wheat Hocoipts ,
102.jOO ; expotta. 180.000 ; spot , ' < @Kc
higher. clohliiK with k'.ss strcmitli ; options
opened llrm and advanced < 2tfc , subse
quently became depressed and declined , ' / - ' ?
'HC , closine steattv nt near bottom ; ungraded
red , 78Qyj > jc ; No. 3red,7e ( : No. 2 rod ,
SJ SJ 'c In olovntor , ! & $ / @ > 4D tlellvert'c b'.i c
t.o. b. ; No. 1 n-d , uoinlnul ; No. 2red , Aug
ust , closed at tUc.
Corn Receipts , 44,000 ; exports , 40,000 ;
spot > { (3J ( < c and options ? fC ( < i > Kc lower , clos-
\ng \ steady ; ungraded , 45j/ < vi46KcNo. ; . " ,
4'ijfc ' elevator , 45Ji@40e delivered ; August
' " '
closed at
Oats Kecolpts. 07,000 ; exports , 2.000 ;
mixed western , 34ijuCc ( ; white western , 39
< 34ic. !
Potroleum-Stcady ; United , 59 c.
Eggs Firm but little western
, inquiry ; ,
IsWi'jtfc.
Pork Unchanged and quiet.
Lard 0(38 ( points lower , but moderately
active ; western steam , 0.05.
Butter Firm and In fair inquiry ; western ,
10@'JOe ; western creamery , iGoMOc.
Cheese Firmer and In uood inquiry.
Milwaukee. July 20. Wheat Steady ;
cash , 72Pc ; August , T2H'c ; September , TSJse.
Corn Dull ; No. 8 , 7c.
Oats Higher ; No. 2 white , 33c.
Kyo Steady ; No , 1 , Me.
Uarloy Lower ; September , C2 > c.
Provisions Quiet.
Pork-July , S15.00.
Cincinnati. July 20. Wheat Firm ;
No. 2 rod , 73Kc.
Corn Scarce and higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
43tfc.
Oats In fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , 30c ;
new , 28c.
Uye-bteady ; No. 2 , 50c.
Pork Quiet and easier at $15.00.
Lard Scarce at 80.40.
Whisky-51.05.
Bt. Louis , July 20. Wheat-Steady ; No.
2 red , cash. 7Bfc ; July , 72Vc ; August , 72c ;
September , Ta c.
Corn Weak and } fc lower ; cash ,
34J c ; August , SJJ c ; September , 35c.
Oats Steady ; cash , 2425c ; July , 24c ;
August , 2Kc ! ; September , S
Whisky $1.05.
Pork-Quiet at S15.50.
Lard Weak at SO. 40.
Butter Unchanged ; creamery , 16@20c ;
dairy , 12@10c.
iCaauaa City , July 20. Wheat Nomi
nal.
nal.CornWeak ; No.2.cashSl31 c ; July ,
30c ; August ; SOJ c bid.
Oats No. 2 , August , 31c bid , 22c asked.
LilTorpon ) , July 20. Wheat Holders
offer freely ; No. a winter , Cs Cd easy ; do ,
spring , Os 5d easy.
Corn Steady ; holders offer sparingly ,
spot , 4s Kd.
Allnneapolln , July SO. Wheat Unset
tled ; the loss by lire yesterday of UC5.000
bushels , mostly mlllers'stock , has a tendency
to strengthen the local market ; No. 1 hard ,
cash. TJc ; August , 73J < c ; September , 74c ;
No. 1 northerncii'jh,7''c ; August , 722gc ; Sep
tember , T3c ; No. 2 northern , cash , 70c ;
August. 70c ; September , 71Xc on trade ;
No. 1 hard , 74Ve ; No. 1 northern , 73 } o ;
No. 2 northern , 71e.
Flour Steady ; patents , I4.10@-l.23 ; bakers ,
S3.20@3.40.
Receipts Wheat , 02,000 bu. Shipments
Wlieat , 10,000 bu ; Flour , 2,100 bbJs.
Now OrleanH , July 20. Corn Firmer ;
yellow , nominal ; white , 55c.
HO.IB Products Unsettled , but nominally
lower.
l'ork-815.50.
Lard-Hellned , tlerco , S6.G3/ ; .
Uulk Meats Shoulders , 85.30 ; long clear
nnd clear ribs , 38.12 > $ ; bacon shoulders ,
Sfi.W : long clear ribs , S'J.l'J ; clear ribs ,
U.80.
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lt\VK STOCK.
ChloftKo , July 20. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports aa follows :
Cattle Receipts. 13,500 ; prices about lOc
lower ; shipping stows , 92.85 4.35 ; stockera
and tecdern , S1.40@3.10 ; cows , bulls and
mixed , $1.0032.70 ; Texas cattle , 15c lower
at S1.7S33.1U.
Hogs Uecelpta , 19,000 ; market slow and
5@Wc lower ; rough and mixed , S5.15@5.40r
packing and shipping , 85.25 ( 5.50 ; light.
85.20C 5.45 ; skips , S3.00@3.50.
Sheen Kecelpts , 400 ; market steady and a
shade easier : natives , 82.75@4.40 ; western ,
S3.00@ > 3.75 ; Texans , 82.00@3.CO ; lambs per
head , Sl.GOi33.CO.
Nation. I Stock Yards. Kaat Bt
LnulH , III. , July 20. Cattle KocelpU\
2,000 ; shipment ! ! , 2,000 ; lower ; fair shipping
to choice heavy native steeis , ? 3.P5@I,30-
butchers' Bteeri , fair to choice , 98.40g3.X ( ! )
feeders , fair to good , J 3.00 ( 3.70 ; stockers ,
fair to good , 32.00(32.90. (
lloei-Hrcelpts. ,000 : shipments , 4.0CO ;
active but lower : choice heavy and butcher
selections , 85.40@5.r > o ; Yorkcis and packing ,
fair to prime. 85.20it5.40 ( ; pigs , common to
good , 8i.G035.15.
KaaaaaCltT. July 20. Cattle Receipts ,
3,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ; dull and weak ; lOo
lower ; rood to choice corn fed , 83.403
8.70 ; common to medium , 83.00@3.35 ; stock
ers , 82.00 ( 2.50 ; feeding steers , 82.60&2.80 ;
cows , 81.40 2.40.
HoKS-Rocelpts , 10,000 ; shipments , 5,000 ;
weak and lOo lower ; coed to choice , 95.20 ®
@ 5.30 ; common to medium , $4.85@5.15.
OMABA LIVE MTOCK.
Wednesday , July 20.
Cattle.
The run of cattle to-day was moderate.
The market opened almott lifeless owituc to
the unfavorable reports received from Chicago
cage , indicating a heavy run and lower
prices. A few loads changed hands but at a
decline ot 5@10c from yesterday's prices ,
There was a slight gain In the receipts of
hogs as compared with yesterday. Willie
there were a very few coed hogs in the average -
ago quality was poor , which makes the mar
ket appear lower than It really was. The
unfavorable outlook in Chlcaco had a de
pressing ellect upon thn hoe market as well
as upon the cattle market. The martcet hero
opened a little slow at a decline of about 5c.
It continued weak but fairly active and the
bulk were sold before noon. The market
closed fully lOc lower than yesterday with
nine loads left over , the salesmen being un
willing to take the prices.
H tie up.
There were a tow In and sold.
Itccelpts.
Cattle. . 700
Hogs . „ . 4,000
Sheep . 400
Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing uclcaj paid for II vo
stockon this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 lbs. . . . 8.70tfnSO
Choice steers , lioo to isoo Ibs. . . 8.00(3170 (
Fat little steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.20 , ' . l.50
Corn-fed range steers 1300 to 1400 3.43 1.55
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.7533.00
Common to medium cows . 2.00(32.50 (
Good to choice bulls . I."r4ii25
Light and medium how . S.OOM.vn
Good to choice heavy hogs . 5.15 5.25
Good to choice mixed hogs . 5.05&5.15
ItopreientMtive Main * .
NATIVE STKK118.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. J'r.
18. . . .1103 13.50 77..1154 I3.M
16..1171 aw 17..1373 3.00
21..1173 8.60 U..W1 ? 8.00
1.,11S2 8.50 86..1JJ § 8.70
8..1150 8,08 BO..1257 3.70
DUTCHKRa STOCK MIXED ,
No. . Av. Pr.
je. , . . . ei - -
cows.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
a..mv ) 82..M 2..i3ir $2.75
i..iojo 2.50 1..12SO 8.00
ILVNOK COWS ,
No. Av. i'r.
21. . . . b91 53.45
HULL ? .
No. AV. Pr.
i..isoo 52.10
SllKKP.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
W. . . . 102 53.53 W. . . . b3 53.10
nonfi.
No. Av. 8hk. Pr. No. Av. Shtc. Pr.
04..an 20 S5.00 84..245 80 55.15
84..219 200 6.05 74..220 120 5.15
G5..20S 200 5.05 05..235 100 S.15
78. . . . 103 SO 6.05 01..203 100 6.15
70.205 240 6.0 % 70..210 W ) 6.15
70..160 . . 6.05 GU..333 20 5.15
58..2..9 120 5.10 05..2V ) 120 5.15
07..223 200 5.10 01..200 120 5.20
70..254 100 5.10 01..249 200 5.20
00..220 80 6.10 CO..240 120 6.20
73 . . .219 M ) 6.10 09..230 200 5.20
M..1S7 200 5.10 53. . . 270 120 5.20
79 . .105 bO 6.10 55..2S3 120 5.20
fcO . . .197 40 6.10 Oi..20i 80 5.20
e0..240 100 5.12W 03..278 100 6.20
02..201 100 6.15 02..230 . . 5.20
fi9..234 100 5.15 08..201 80 fi.22 } <
01..227 l' 5.15 5J..312 80 5.23
(5..250 ( 2SO 6.15 03..270 . . 5.25
77..2IVJ IL'O 6.15 57..S37 200 6.23
03..243 60 5.15 74..205 40 5.23
tiivo Stock Hold.
Sliowlnctliu ; number of head ot stock sold
n the market to-day :
CATTLR.
I. H. Hammond it Co 235
wlfUVCo 110
larris & Fisher 24
'eeders 38
ocal v 22
Totnl 433
110(1 S.
Lnglo-Amerlcan Pnckititj Co 2320
irmour & Co 103
quiffs it Co 772
r. 11. llnminond & Co 02't
. W. Conn 05
Total "sra
loldover COO
SlIKCt * .
, ocal 191
Shipments.
Showing the number of cars of cattle , hogs
nd sheep shipped from tlio yards Uurlui ; the
ay.
CATTLE.
Ho. cars. Kt. Dost
8 N.V. . Chicago
linos.
13 K. I Jollet
2 C. B. & Q .Chicago
All silos of stoclcin this market are made
per cwt. lit'o woliflit uiUoii otherwise ) stated.
Dead hoRssellat Kcper Ib. for nil welchts
"Skins , " or ho s weUhinc less than 10J loa.
no value. Pregnant sowsaro docked 40 UM.
and stai sSaibi. by thouu'jlic ' inspector.
Jjlvc Stock Notes * .
Fair receipts.
Everything lower.
Cattle market lower.
Hogs close lOc lower.
T. II. Cole , llartlnuton , market hos.
C. Schnlder of Snyder , Neb. , sold hogs.
T. 11. Chribtlo , Lawrence , had hogs on the
market.
B. F. Strohm.of this city , vf as looking over
ho yards.
Bennett Krwln , Gordon , was on the mar
ket with cattle.
Samuel Dalton , Illllsdalc , la. , was in nnd
old a load ot hogs.
C. T. Ta < g , Jr. , Waco , was at the yards
ivlth n load ot IIOL'S.
Mr. Trobridge. Gordon , Neb. , was In with
luee loads of cattle.
J. W. Conn , Plattsmouth , was hero and
old four loads of ho s.
The average quality o the to-day was not
as goood as yesterday.
Beatichamp & Johnson , Ord , Xeb. , marlcot-
! da load of 271Mb hogs at 8VJ5.
John Green , a frequent shiDpcrfrom Greon-
ivood , was In with a load of hogs.
Joe Kills , Dewltt , was in and marketed a
oad of cattle and a load ol hogs.
W. Weyant , Jr. , Gennantown , a well
known shipper , was in with hogs.
C. Penn , Nclolgh , wns at the yards and
marketed 30 head ot 128S-lb cattle nt S3.70.
C. D. Aloore , Harvard , had a lood of hogs
sold in tlio market which netted 51,001.22.
James and W. Cummins , Taltnnue , came
n with a load of cattlu and a load of IIO.IB.
J. M. Bullion , Dewitt , was at the yards
and marketed a load of 312-lb hogs at $5.25.
George Brown of Brown , Parkhurst & Co. ,
iias returned from a vacation spent in tlio
north.
S. H. Fletcher , Bancroft , came in with a
oad of cattle uiul a load of hogs , which bold
witli market.
T. H. Acorn , North Bend , was in and
marketed two loads of steers. One load
topped the market.
Mr. UeWolf , of the linn of Barrett & Da-
Wolf , Malvern , la. , wns In and marketed a
load of 235-lb hess at S5.15.
W. F. Denny , who has been with Bycrs.
Patterson & Co. for some time , has resigned
ils position to return to his homo in Chicago.
Amonic those having stock on today's mar
ket were the I'ollowinc : Wilson li. A Co. ,
Uly.sscs ; Spelts & K. . Bellwood ; J. F. Kelley -
loy , Republican ; Conklln & C. , Don ton ; J.
W. Kelly , Edison ; Snell & A. J. F. Koll ,
Ashlaiul ; Bairett & IX , lllllsdale ; A. 11.
Kmerino , Council Blntfs ; B. & S. , North
Bend ; J. M. Uicls < t Son , Scribner ; Peter
son Brothers , Weston ; A. L. Spearman ,
Sprlngliold ; 11. l * Coe , Mo. Valley , la. : J.
llastie , Wabash : J. Cuiumlncs , Brock ; T.
C. Taifr , Waco ; Dryer & S. , Itavonna ; 1'er-
6ons& W. , Lltchlleld : T. 11. Christy , Law-
r.Mico ; J. I.ansini ; , Dewecso ; A. Atandle-
baum , Cami'U ] !
The follov , UK had stock on tlio market : R
M. Goniluy , Poison ; ( illlett Us R. , Beatrice ;
1) U. Hopkins. Wilder ; Morrison AW. . ,
York ; W. JJ I'ollardurora : James Irvlu
Darniobrou ; William Townscnd , Kofikvllle :
S. H. Hadloa. CedarHapuls : Baeuchamn .t , ) .
OrdW. ; 11. Bcazlo , LoupCIty ; H. D. Key
nolds < ) c Co. , Central City ; Hipp & L > . , Hum
phreys ; Louu Cattle Co. , Elba ; L. J , Powell ,
Grand Inland ; T. Mclllngcr , Kim Creek ; McCauley -
Cauley , W. Jj. Nnsh , Kearney ; A. Cruise
Stuart ; F. J. Toohlll. Weeks &B.O'Nell ;
F. J. Halo. Meadow Grove ; M. C. Peiinlntr-
tou , Nellgh ; Kepler Bros. , DorchesterV. ; .
A. Smith , C. S. Itoadebaugb , Bertrand ; C.
D. Moore , Harvard.
OMAHA WIIOIjKBAtiE MARKETS ,
General 1'rodnce.
Wednesday. July 20.
J7i following are 0\c \ prices at which
round lots of produce are sold in this timr
Ket.
Ket.Eons The receipts are not heavy but the
market Is very uneven , stocks moving at 10 ®
He.
He.BuTTEiiThe
BuTTEiiThe receipts are light and the market
kot a little tinner. While krood choice 01
fancy dairy butter will sell as tilth as 15c ,
tlioio Is little coming in that can be gradec
as sucli. A largo portion of tlio good buttei
that Is comluc arrives In such poor condition
that it has to bo graded as poor. Creamery
fancy. 10@18c ; cieomory , choice , 14@lCc
dairy , fancy , 13 ® 14o ; dairy , choice , 11
I2c ; dairy , fair to good , lOQllo ; dairy , In
ferior , 79c.
CiiEESK The market at present , Is very
lirm , and If the dry weather In tlie creamery
districts continues , may look for much lilghei
prices than those quoted below ; Fancy ful
cream Cheddars , single , lOc ; lull cream
twins , lOWc ; Young Americas , lie : brick ,
cheese , 10) Ibs. in case , new 12c ; Llmburcer ,
100 Ibs in case , new , lie ; Swiss , fancy Ohio ,
new , 18c.
POTATOES The local farmers are brlne-
Ing In a good many which they sell direct to
thu retail trade or the consumers. Choice
stock is selling at W(300c ( but some very fair
Block has been sold as low as SOc.
BEIUUKS There wcro a few red raspber
ries in which brought $2,50 per 24 pt cases ;
24 qt cases of blackberries are selling at
54.00.
POUI.THY There IB a very fair demand for
good stock. O'd ' fowls sell well. If choice , at
3.25@3.50. Largo spring chickens sell at
S2.VXa3.00. Tliciti are n lew ducks coming
In which sell at S2.75di3.00 , according to size.
Piceons , 75c(351.00. (
GAME There Is vety little doing In this
line ; weather IB too hot just at present
Snipes , per dozen , 75r@51.0U ; plover , 75cia
51.00 ; prairie chickens , S2.50M3.oo.
APPLES A few very choice California ap
ples have arrived on the market and are sellIng -
Ing at ta.OO per bushel box. Good Missouri
stock Is quoted at 4.00 per bbl
TOMATOKS The market Is well supplied
with eood stock which In selling at 00@l.OO
per box.
OJU.NQEB Naples oranges , choice , J2CO s. ,
per box'fO.W7.50j ) Naples oranges , Im
perial , 100 s. , rr box , I0.50Q7.50.
LEUONS The supply on the market la
light and prices very firm. Good choice
stock la qnoted at i9.50Q5.75 per box.
BANANAS Choice crnen bunches are
firm at quotations ; Port Union , i > er bunch ,
. . .
WATKKMEI.ONS Melons of all kinds are
very scarce. Watermelons , i > er hundred ,
$35.00 ; canteloupes , per dozen , S2.50S3.00.
VKOETAIU.KS Cabbfue , home crown , per
crate , 94.00 ; cucumbers , per dozen , -KM ;
onions , per bbl , S3. 50 ; crook-neck squash ,
per one-third bu. boxSL25.
Gn.U'ES There were a few grapes olTcred
on the market this morning from Southern
Texas. They sold S1.50jJ1.00 ( per 10 Ib box.
PnACitr.s Tlicro are no-southern peaches
ot any account coming in and California
peaches are not very plenty. Halo's early
are selling at 51.75 per boxl
PI.OMS Thn markcUs/ftlrly well supplied
wltn good California snick , which Is held at
81.75 per box ; prunes 81.75 per box.
PEAHS The market Is well supplied
with good Bartlett pears , which are helling
at $3.00@5.25 per 40-lb box. Claps Favorite
am sold at the same price.
OAUMFI.OWEH very large , line neads are
going at $1.25 31.60 per dozen.
Grocer's Iilst.
COFFKE Ordinary grades , 19.V 20 } c ; fair ,
20 ( 210 ; prime. 21Q23 ; choice , 2224 ; fancy
green and yellow , S3(32.r ( > c ; old goverm cut
Javn,23Q2. < * c ; Interior Java , 24@20e ; Mochn ,
2S < a.oOc : Arbuckle'B , roasted. 25'ic ; Alc-
Lauglilln's XXXX , I fc5 Dilworth's , 25c ;
Ked Cross , 25tfc.
CANNED Goons Oysters , standard , per
case. 52.90(23.10 ( ; strawberries , 2 Ib. per case ,
52.40(22.45 ( ; raspberries , 2 Ib. per case J2.40 ©
2.45 ; California pears , per case ? 4.SO < 34.40 ; ap
ricots , case , S3.5Kii3.GO ( ; peaches , casp.S4.9u ®
5.00 ; white cherries , percase , S5..10 ; plums , per
51.35 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per don , S1.55@1.00 ; 2 Ib.
gooseberries , per case , S2.00 : 2 Ib. strlnu
bonns. per case , S1.70 ; 2 Ib. lima beans , per
case , Sf.fiO ; a Ib. marrowfat peas , per case ,
82. 1002.50 ; 2 Ib. early Juno peai , per case ,
52.75 ; 3 ID. tomatoes , S2.45S2.50 ; 2 Ib.
corn , 82.50.
PROVISIONS Hams , 12(312 ( } < c : breakfast
bacon. lOMCMOKc , bacon sides , 12 > @l2Kc ;
: lry salt. tkrtSKc ; shoulders. 7Jfc ; dried beef
liains , 13@l4c ; dried beef , regular , 12) ) < fc ;
mms , picnic , 8 > , ; © 9c.
WooiinxwAiiK Two-hoop palls , per do/ ,
S1.45 ; 3-honn patK 81.05 ; Xo. 1 tub. 80.50 ;
No. 2 tub , 55.50 ; No. 3 tub. 84.50 ; wash
boards , 81.75 ; assorted bowls , 82.25 ; No. 1
ehurus , SO ; No. 2 churns , SS ; No. 3 churns ,
87.
87.STAKCII Mirror Gloss , 5 c ; Graves Corn ,
3'fc ' : OSWPRO ( iloss , 7c ; Oswnijo Com , 7c.
BiiooMn Kztro 4 tie , 53.00 ; No. 1,82.23 ;
No. 2 , 82.00 ; heavy stable , 54.00.
SVBUP No. 70 , 4-galIon kegs , S1.32@1.35 ;
New Qrleans , per gallon BS@4Gc ; mnplo
syrup , half bbls , ' 'old time , " pur gallon , 70c ;
1-gaflon cans , per doz , S10.KJ ( ; half gallon
cans , per doz , 55.50 ; quart cans $3.00.
CAirov-Mixcrt , 8K@llc ; stick. 8M@ Mc.
CBACKKHS ( iarueau's sodn , butter and
picnic , 4 } c : creams , 7Kc ; ginger snaps,7 > ie ;
city soda , 7 > < c.
PICKKLS Medium , In bbls , 87.00 ; do In
ialf bbls , 4 00 ; small , In bbls. S8.00 ; do , In
mlf bbls , 84.50 ; gherkins , in bbls , 59.00 ; do ,
n half bbls , 85.00.
SUOAU Granulated , O.vao c ; conf. A.Oft
Vc ; white extra C , rV' 5 fc ; extra C. 5 @
c ; yellow C. 6 i@5 c ; cut loaf , 07c ;
powdered , 7@7Vc.
DniKD FJIIJITS Apples , new , } { 'B. CJi'c ;
evaporated , 60-1 b rlnir , 17K@18c ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 27@28c ; blackberiries. evaporated ,
' x'i'QOKe ; pitted cherries , ll @l2c ; peaches ,
now , M'S , 7 > fc ; evaporated , peeled peaches ,
c ; evaporated , unpared , c ; now currants ,
Cf@7c ; prunes , 4K- > ? / ; citron , Me ; rai
sins , London layers , 51-75 ; California , loose
muscatel" , SI. 05 ; new Valenclas , 7Mc.
UKFINEH hAiin Tierces , 7c : 40-lb square
ans , 7c ; 60-lb round , c ; 20-lb round , 7J/c ;
10-jbpalis , 7J < c ; 5-Ib palls , 7 > c ; 3-lb pails ,
' 'T ' OHACCO Lorlllard's Climax , 37c ; Splen
did , Sc ; Mechanic's Delight , 40c ; Leggett is
Meyer's Star , 87o ; Cornerstone , 37c ; Urum-
mond's Horse Shoe , 37c ; T. J. , 3lc ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 37c.
TK AS Japan , per Ib , 20 ( < l50c ; eunpowdor.
25@30o ; Young Hyson , yO ( .50c ; Congou , Go ®
70c : Oolong , , ' ! 0iie5c. (
Goncral Markets.
SPIIUTS Cologne spirits , ibs proof , S1.10 {
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , 51.10 ; do 18s proof , S1.09. Alcohol ,
1SS proof. 52.10 per wine gallon. Hodlsllllcd
whiskies , 1.00@1.50. Gin blended. 81.60 ®
2.00 ; Kentucky hourbons. S2.00@0.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , § 2.00@0.50 ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
8L60@3.00. Brandies , Imported. S5.0U@8.50 ;
domestic. Sl.30Qt3.00. Gins , Imported , 54.50 ®
0.00 ; domestic , M.25 ( > 3.00. Champagnes , Im
ported , per case , S28.UOCij33.00 ; American , per
case. StO.oofiJ10.00.
HIDES Green butchers' , 5K@Gc ; green
cured , 7Kc ; dry lllnt , ll@12c ; dsy salt. 9@
lOc ; green ralf skins , 7Kc ; damaged hides ,
two-thirds price. Tallow Sc. Grease Prime
white. 3c ; yellow , 2 ; brown , IKc. Sheep
pelts , 25@75c.
HnAVY HAiiDWAnE Iron , rate , 82.70 ;
plow bteel , special cast , 4Kc ; crucible steel
Xc ; cast tools , do , l'J < izl&c ) ; wa on spokes ,
; ier set , S2.00@3.50 : hubs , per sot , 51.25 ; fol-
.oes , sawed dry , 81.00 ; tongues , each. tOc ;
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , perlb , 0@7c ;
coil chain , per Ib , 0 > < j@18c ; malleable , 8 < ftlc ( ) ;
Iron wedges , Oc ; crowbars , Co ; harrow teeth ,
4Ve ; spring steel , 45c ; Burden's horsu
shoes , 84.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , 55.75.
BarDcd wire' in car lots , 54.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 59 82.00 ; steel nails ,
52.75. _
_ Dry lumber.
DIMENSIONS ANIJ TIMIIKHS.
12 ft 14 ft 16 ft Id rt 0 ft B ! ft 21 ft
17.50 17,50 17.50 lh.50 in.60 03.60 22.H )
17.60 17.50 17.50 18.50 ig.50 , ± i.rjQ .60
2x8 17.7017.6017.M 18.50 1 ! ' . "i.50
2x10. i7.ro 17.50 17.50 iB.5010.6(1 ( je.on u- ' .
4x1 ; : , IK.OO ItUlU 18.00 1V.UO ai.HiV AfiU 24.GO
2x4-8x8 . IS.6U 18.W ) 18.50
UOAUUS.
No. 1 , com , sis 819.0g
No. 3 , com , 8 Is 17.51
No. 4 , com. si " V.1,50
KI'.XOIXO.
No. 1 , 4 A-0 In , 12 < t 14 it , roitch 10.00
" " " " " " "
No. , 18.00
Cr.II.INO AND TAIITITIO : ; .
1st com , Jf in V'hi to Pine ( < . .Ins S34
Clear. % In. Norway PlnoCeiUnij 10.00
SIDING.
A , 12,14 and 10 ft. 522.00
20.50
C. " " " / . . . . 15.00
D , " " " 13.00
STOCK BOAlinS.
A 12 inch s. Is S4fl.OO
No. 1 , com. 12 In s. 1 ft , 12 & 14 20.00
" ' " " 10 ft 19.00
No. 2 " " ' 12A24ft 18.00
" 10ft 17.00
FINISHING.
1st and M , clear. Vf inch. s. 2s 550.00
3d , clear , 1 Incn , s. a s. , S45 ; itf , i % , 2 in 47.00
B select , 1 inch , s. 2 s. , 330 ; IX , IK , 2 In 37.00
POSTS.
White cedar , C ln.-Hs. , I2) ) c ; 9 In. nrs. , He
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OFJ'riiE '
Chicago , Milwaukee fiSt , Paul Rj
27 < o Best Route from Omaha and
Councll Bttiffsto
THE I JE.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and
Council jHufTs
Chicago , _ AN , , Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CcdarKapids
Rock Island , Frceportu Rockfortl ,
Clinton , Dubuquq , ' Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison ? Janesville ,
Beloit , WinonaJ La Crosse ,
And all other Important points East , Northcait
und Soutlioait.
lor through tiokota call on the ticket ajront
at 1101 iarnuru gt , jn I'axton hotel , or HI Union
Pullman Sleepers and tbo finest DlnliiK Cars
in the worlil are run on the main line of tbo
Chicago. Milwaukee It St , 1'aul Hullwuy and < < v-
ry uttentlon Is pnld to pissuncera by courte
ous employees of tbu company.
It. MII.I.EII. Ucnerul MiuiHger.
J. F.TUCKKII , ABxIslantCeneral Manntfcr.
A. V. U. OAni-ENTEit , Ooncral I'ussengcr and
Ticket Agent.
UEO. E HcAFroiti ) , AaMstant Ocnoral I'aaaei-
gor and Ticket Aeciit.
J. T. CUARK , General Superintendent.
WEAK , NERVOUS PEOPLE
And othtn lufjcrtnsr from
.nrrroua debility .nhanttlnK
I chronic dUewti. premature
" decline at JUUDE or old are
. . .
netint ) wiinmaie IICIM ATUIU wuiuucva *
la and bo iui eompanlci Klrctrle TruMcai for
yrc. TOO cured In'xa. Krnri > t inpfori nijhlet.
1.1) ) . HgUL INVUTBI , 191WAIMH AV. , CHICWO.
J. B. HAYNES
-OFFICIAL
STENOGRAPHER
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ,
37 Chamber ot Commerce.
_
EDUCATIONAL *
/1AI.LANAN ColluKe , I > es Molncs , lawn. A
\J Homo School for Girls. Full Couwes of
Study. Special advnntiiRos In MuMo , Art , Mod
ern Lnngtink'cs titul Klccntlon. Fall term bf < -
plno Sept , Sth. Address the president , C. It
I'omoroy.
LAW DEPARTMENT ,
State University of Iowa.
Course of study extends through two
school years of nine months each. Ex
penses reasonable. Graduation admits teState
State anil Federal Courts. The next an
nual course commences September 14th ,
887 , ami ends July 19th , 1883.
For announcements or further informn-
iou , address the Vice Chancellor ,
EMLIN MCCLAI.V ,
Iowa City , Iowa.
MTA BEACON ACADEMY
i SelecTHome School ,
J. FRED SMITH , A. H
Principal
DR. OTTERBOURC.
Cmtr lllh * DoJr * H ( * Olilli , NKB.
A REGULAR GRADUATE IN MEDICINE. AND SPECIAL PRACTITIONER
AmhoriwJ to treat ll Chronic , Nerroui tml ' 1 * ( ctAl DtMtwi"
( whtlhrr § ? .1 . br Imprnde atf , * KPM r UrU ) H in1iul
WfikncM ( tlKht , ! o rtf , taiuil IMilllty , { low of Miuftl i < ewer ]
Nervotm ItFlitlit Utuml Ditonlm * Vo. Cur icuriitfci ] oc mon y
irfiimlfel. Chii ciiT'iwr * HtuiiMnd * of cmws curfl AIC t J * ! > *
rln < v ire lm ( ort nt. All ntwlldnf i MpwUlljr | * ri flnjil ft > r MCII In-
tilviJuel CIM. No ( Hiuritui or polkv'iiou * ecL'iomnli uiaM , Noltnie
loft fl-oru bu lnr a PaCcJili t dlttnnr * trentM by tllr aivJ
eilirtM. MnliflneNiit rtfrrwhvr * fiim RAM or tirp ktvt
For 2 mt itftinp win nmll V RLB T.nr ox MAN , AN twrvHT.rr
. nov , " tn-ldlMriOMlUton nhUU to pet a Hill h IK ) dry of
Si. < > HIM > Siil4 your CIM KIX ! M-ml Tor tcrmi. Orders CJloJ
promptly , tk-crccy obkxnrd. clllier lu puiKm or bmail. .
OrtiCK HotiRt : 9 to 12 . m. , S to 6 aitd 7 to 8 p. m.
Men intVrlnc frani ! . < Vl * " ' ,
. > ck or
WEAK
nrclln , etc. , riBuUloi ; from in-
_ , dl rrllon > , HCM M or orerwork ,
OE " " " H" " * " " " *
lr" ir"bT"tfi
OBUTVAR'jTOIt TRtATMtNT.
tfalr < lhnrklfi < t/rrt , filiOUHl be rvAd
by Ft them A plncM In Ilio liMnds
or tht-Ir Son * . f& Krpl te with
Informrxtlon of vnlua to nit men ,
MARSTON REMEDY CO. IO Park Place. Now York.
DIRECTORY
A. S. CHURCHILI * ,
OK.N'IE.re" .T 3
320 South 15th street , Omaha.
SLAB'AUGrH & LANE ,
Room 25 , Paxton Block , Omaha.
W. J. CONNELL ,
813 South 14th Street.
Ii. D. HOLMES ,
.A-ttomoy at
Rooms , Krenzor Ulock.Opposite I'ostodlco.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. C. KOSKWATCR ,
Physician and Surgeon ,
! iHS. 12th St. , cor. Farnntn. lion llank llinld-
. luT. | Tolophouo Mi.
DR. EMMA J. DAVIES ,
Room 822 N. 10th st. , Omaha. Office hours
9 to 11 a.m. , 2 to 4 p.m.
DK. ELEANOR STALLAKD DAILEY ,
Residence , 605 } N. 17th St.
O. S. HOFFMAN , M. D. ,
IPliyciclan. and. Siaig'oon ,
Office , N-W Cor. 14th and Douglas.
Office Telephone 465 ; Res Telephone ,
JO. ; . W. UARNSDALL , A. M. , M. D.
Specialist.
Stirneon and Gynecologist.
Office Hours , into 132to7 to . ,
onice.IlamgeUlock , 1Mb aud Harnoy
W. J. GALUBAITH ,
Siiirjcon. azicl
Office , N-W Cor 14Hi and Douglas st.
Office Telephone , 405 ; Res Telephone , 508.
JAS. H. PEABODY , U. D.
and. Sa.rtcon ,
Residence , No HOT Jones 8l root. OIBoc , With-
null lilocK. Telephone , residence US , oflloo
K. W. OONNELL , M. D.
Hona-eoopatlilot ,
Office , 813 S. 14th st. Telephone , 589.
3. V. CORNISH , U. D. ,
PHYSICIANS SURGEON
Cor. 20tli and Lake Sts.
lw.U L/UUlli
Cor 13th and Douglas sts.
Capital Stock $150,000
Liability of1 Stockholders 3OO.OOO
The only regular savlniri bunk m the state.Five
per cent Interest paid oil deposits.
Loans Hade on Rual state.
omcF.iis :
UuvC. HArtTOX , Fretldent ; J. J. DROWN , Vice
President ; L. M. UENNKTT , Mannirinz Hi-
rector : JOHN E. WILUUR , Cashier.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
610 North 16th Street ,
Paid in Capital , . . . . $100,000
GF.O..E. UAnKKIl , 1'rcBlJont.
ROBT. I * GAULIcns , Vicc-PrcsldonU
F. D JOHNSONCmhlor.
DlHECTOnS :
RAMOit.n. JAnNHON , Gto. E.
lloni. L. GARUCIIS , WM.
tVB. JonvBOs. t
A general banking business traa act < l
Interest allowed oa ImoUepo , .
OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY
Implements.
VllUltCllJCLL VAHKK ,
WhoUitl * noUr la
Arrl"ulturnl Iniplcmcnti , Wnpons ,
CrxrUce * nod lhiuilf . Jontt Mroot , tetwoon Pth
nd 101llOm h , M b. _
L1NIXGER cO ISfETVALF CO. ,
AsrricnltuTftl Iniplcmciits ,
W ron , r rrli re , Bunlei , Bte. , Whol l , O-nth * .
Wholcm1on al r ln
Agricultural Implements ,
utid Duggles. 901 , HOI , \fA \ ml ior , Jones it
Artists' Material.
A. JIOSPE ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douulm atrceMMiijiB. _ _ _ _
Build trs' Hard wart and Scales ,
Buildorg'Hardwarc&Sealo Repair Shop
Mechanic * ' Touli odd lluff lo Sfildi. 1406 Douglti it ,
Oini > li . Neb.
Boots and Shoes.
ir. r. MOUSE a > co.
Jobbers of Moots and Shoes.
Ull F ro m it. , OcmbR , Nib. M nuf clorj , Bummer
t. lloitoii.
7. . T. IjlMJSIli ( ' CO. ,
AVliolcsi'.lfi liulilicr Hoots and Slioos
Hubncr iitnl Oiled Clothing ; anil 1'clt Hoots mill
Shoos. 1111 Jliunpv tri'pt.
Boer.
STOJtZ cC ILER ,
Ls rer Heer Brewers ,
1521 North 1'lh Street * Omnba , Neb.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS JIELLEll ,
Butchers' Tools and Supplies ,
! us ge Cmlum of all klndi nlwsjs la itoek. 1111
Joiu' < et.iUniahi >
Coffee , Spices , Etc.
Omaha COITGO and Spice Mills.
Teiw.0oirrei,8plce . Daklnr Powder , riiTOrlngB
tracts , 1-aundnr Kino , Ink. Rte. lllt-16 lUitctjr
Struet , UUHha. Nab.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
.John Epencter , Prop.
Manufacturer of GulTanlied Iron and Comic * . VO
Iod e and IDS and lot M , 10th it. , Ornab * . Neb.
KUEMPIXG C BOLTS ,
Manufacturers of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer VTIodowi , Ktiali , Uctallc Skylight , ftc. 810 8.
12th it. . Omaha.
WESTERN COJtJfJCE WORKS ,
C. Spcclit , Prop.
GalranlECd Iron Cornlcri , etc. Bpect'i Improved Pat
ent Melallo Skylight. KB and 510 H. IVth t.lm ha.
Carpets.
OMAIIA CARVET CO. ,
Jobbers or
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , 'fines ,
I.lnoleumi , Mattlngi , Etc. till Douflai itreet.
Crockery and Notians.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for Mio Uauufacturcri and Importer * of
Crockery , Glnssware ,
Lampi , CblniDeyi , etc. Office , 317 South llth at ,
Urn aba , Neb.
CLOTHING
_
M. ELGITITKII'S
Mammoth Clotliinq : House ,
Corner harnum ami Tenth Btrocte , Onmhii , Nob.
Commission and Storage.
Commission and Jobbing.
ter. Kegs nnd Produce. Corulgiimcnta eollcl
aailquartcre for Stunewnro , norry lloxfi HI
Grnpo llaaketa. nil DoiloatreetOmaha.
ItlDDKLL < l ! HUt DELL ,
Storage nnd Commission Merchants ,
fpeclaltles Butter , Eu < . Cheese , Poiltrjr , Uarao ,
Ojitcn , etc. , etc. 112 S. llth SL
_
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Frnlti , Produce and ProTliloni , Omaha , Nrb.
CO. ,
Produce Commission llercliants ,
Poultry , Butter , Oamo. Krulti , etc. 0 S. UUiit
Uinahn. Neti ,
Coal antf Lime.
, I'rei. C. FTaoonMAN , V.
J. A. HUNDERLAXD , Koo. and Treai.
OMAHA COAL , COKE a > LIME
COMPAtfY ,
Johbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
303 ? outh Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Nob.
C CO. ,
Mannfacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
And Shipper * of Coal and Coke. Cement , Planter ,
Uujo , Hair. Flro llrlck , Drain. Tile and Sewer Pipe ,
onice. Pnxtou Hotel , ranuim ft. , Omiha , Neb.
TolenhoneMl.
Cigars and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER C CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
Gum and Ammunition , 115 to 223 8. 1Kb it. , ItRO to
I'fH Karnam it. , Oiuiha , Neb.
WEST C FRITSCHER ,
Mauufacturora of Fine Cigars ,
And Wboleealo Haulers In Loaf Toli.iccoa , Noa. 101
andllUN. Mth itreet , Oranha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH 0 CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions
1103 and 110 * Douulim , cnr. llth St. , Omaha , Nub.
Distillers.
Dlitlllert nf Mqnan , Alcohol anil Bplrln. Importer *
and Jobberof Wlaeaanul.l , uori.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS'X
CO. and ILER cC CO. ,
Importers and Jobbert of Floe Wlaen and Mqnorm.
Boleiu nuf tureraof KeDnedr'n Knit India bit
ter i ami DoBit-ailo Uquora. Ill ] llarner 81.
Furniture.
DEWEY iC STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Farnam at. . Qumha. Neb.
CHARLES SIUVERICK ,
Furniture , HeiUHiifT , Ujiliolstery ,
Mlnora , etc. IMri. 1208 and H10 Fnrnam at. , Oraaba.
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER C CO. ,
Wholeaalo Groceries and Provisions ,
No : . 705,707 , TUB ami 111 B. lOtli St. , Omabn. Nib.
McVORD , B.KADY Ll CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
13tn nnd Learenwortb atv.Omaha *
Hardware ,
LEE , FRIED < C CO. ,
Johhers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Sheet Iron. Ktc. Agents ( or Howe Stulea ,
anil Miami PowilerCo.Oranha.Neb.
W. , f. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlugj , Waeoa Hock. Hardware Lumber , etc. 1309
and 1311 llarner t. . m U ,
EDNEYtf GIB VON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon and Carrlaiia Wood Block , Henry Hardware ,
Ktc. 1217 anil I2ia l.euTCDworth at. , Omaha , Neb.
MILTON ROGERS SONS ,
Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
Minllti , Qratt * . UraiaOenda. 13J1 uud U7 ] firoaim
Bir t.
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Cait Iron Bulldluz Work , Iron SUlra.
HallTuk.llcaini and ( Jlriler * . Steam Knulnti. llrm
VTork , lltneral Foundrr , klMblne and lllackiraltb
Vfoik. omcaan Worka.U. f. It7.au < 117ttiatiet.
JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR !
n. K. sAiri'Ett ,
Mnnnfiictnrin ? Dealer in Smokestack
llrltchlncf , Tnnki.and Octnnrnl Holler Uoiialrlii ,
te lroclOnnha.
F. II. MrMANUS. C. Snt.I.tVAH.
OMAHA WIRE C JROX WORKS ,
Mnntifnctn-en of
ire nnd Iron liailitiffs , Desk Kail * ,
Window Himrd * . flower fn n.i . Wire ttlam , Hla
, K.lh. OnlfMbrmMl > mmptly a
Lumber.
O31A1TA TUMHER CO. ,
Dealer' All Klndi of
nic Material at Wholesale
lth Street and Union PartBO Track , Onaba.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sasb
IXwri.Ktc. Yardi-CnrnerTth and Douslai ) Corn t
th and
CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
14 S.HlbctrtetOmihaNab.ji.Oolpctier ,
C. 2f. DIETZ ,
Lumber.
13th and California CtrtFti , Omaha , Neb.
1
fit ED W. GRAY ,
Lnm ber , Lime , Cement , Etc. . Etc.
Cor.Cth and Dontlai iti Omaha. NaX
IIOAGLAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offle * . 1403 Fnrnim etreetOrah * .
VHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Cnrpeti and 1'srnaf t Flooring. 8th and DonglM
Omaha.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
WholcBnle Lumber , Etc.
Imported and Arurrlcon Vortlind Crmrnt , 6lnt4
AMtntforMllnaukett llTdranllo Ceuiouland lluit
yulncjYhlloLUiH ) .
Life Stock.
U2fIOy STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
IJniltcd. John F. Boyd , BaperlnUadlot.
Lirt Stock Commission.
M. BURKE C SOyS ,
Live Stock Commission.
_ Geo. Durke , Manager
Union Steak Tardn.B. Omaha. T l phone M7.
SAVAGE tP GREEN ,
Live Stock Commission McrchantH ,
BhlpmonU of an ; and all kinds of Stock lolloltwJ.
Union Stock Yard * . Oraaha , Nf b.
Millinery and frotions.
I. OBERFELDER 0 CO. ,
Importer * and Jobbtra of
Ifillluery and Notions ,
1113 and 1215 Harnor rUvent , Oranha , Neb.
Notions.
jr. T. JtoBnfs6Jf 2fOTiojr co
Wlioliiale Dealnri In
Notions and Furnishlup ; Goods ,
( W and (05 B. Truth Ht. , Omahn.
Overalls.
C AX FIELD MA NUFACTURINCt
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Je ni r nt > , Bhlrti , Ktc. 1102 nnd 1101 DouiUs Street ,
OmnhK.Neb.
PAPER
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Oirrjn nice Mock of Printing , Wrapping nrtVrlfr. .
lithf paper. Sprrlnl attention fflvt'ii to car louilnr
onion , whlrh will bo ahlppeil illroct from milt" . All
ordura will rerulra pernonnl nUrntlou. Wuimar >
iinteo goo.l Kooila iul low prlous. nil iinJ 1UU
Printing.
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , J < lauk Book Makers.
And Book litnderii. 1M and 1M ( SoutU Kourteontli
llreit. Omaha , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
Dealers In Tjpa , Preiint and Frlatera'Huppllai. (09
Houtli Twelfth Flrect.
Pumps.
BROWNELL tl CO. ,
Manufacturora and l > cnl m In
ntrines , Uoilcrs > fe ( ioncral Mnphlnorr
Bbeet Iron work. Steam 1'umpr. Muw MMU , Acrua
BhafttBK , Dodja Woortipllt Pulltji , B IUa , eta ,
Aliawnconi , BCr pnr , RQdual ll .
venworthit. Omnha
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
BMamand Water Supplli'a. HciidiiiiHrtcrK for Mart
' . rilirarnuni it.lniiilii.Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE ami PUMF
COMPANY.
tlalladnrWInd Mllmi rteam and Water Buppllef ,
riuuibliif UOPdi. lleitlnu , lloin. 918 anil VM tuf
- - "uaha. 8. K. Felton , " -
r leph < uiuNo. 211) .
A. L. STRA NG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines.
Steam , Water , Ilnllwar and MIHlnic Supplier. Kt < X
990 , round VU Knrndln ( . , O : ahn , Nob.
floods and Stationery.
A. T. KENYON , f : CO. ,
Who'eialo and Retail
liooksollcrs and StiitionerH ,
" Douglas Rt , Oinalm , Nub. Telephone 001.
CorreHiionUoiioo
Rubber Goods.
CO
M nufa'-turer nnd Dealer * In all kind * of
Rulibcr ( foods ,
Oil Clotlilra and I.fnlhor lleltloc. If8 ( I'nrnsniflt.
Safes , Etc.
J .
Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s'
Fire and nuric'ar Proof S.iaa , Tlmo Ixicka , v ult4
jnaj U Worn. 101) Farnam tr t Ouiaha , Nab.
C ? . ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Mnnuff ctiirrn of Flrl HHI ! Ilarrlxr Proof Huff , Vault
Lloora.Jall Work.Nliutiera unit \Vlru Work. Cor.
KtUuniJ Jurkeun Wt . . Omiilm , NoD ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. Amsuitow co. ,
Wholaiale Manufacture r of
Sash , Doors , liliiulH and Mouldings ,
Ilranch oflice,12lL and li&M BUOu-.hr. , . " ' ' ; ' - ' .
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould'jiB .fitnlr Work and Interior Hnrd Wood llnllh
Juat opvuetl. N. K. cor. btb uiid l.emcuwurlliHta.
Owabu , N u.
THE CA1TH HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Thn liot known ninl rncift populur hotel In
tliflMHtn. I.riHtliii'ccnlrMl ( , iipiiointiiicntH HIHI
rluts. Il'iul < | imitciri for coiniiiciclul men Hita
all political uuU public Htliorfnirs
K. I' . UOOUKN I'toprleior.
School , County ard , City
Wo % ll ! j'Oy liiRliCiit price for eiiinu.
Mudo HI iowi. l tutus. < ; orrc3iiiluiice | ( fdllcltci
STULL JUlO.-i. ,
LINCOLN , NI'.B.
7pnBD ,
Ularlllllll"Ut'i'ul > luyuJoD
/"Ut'i'ul |
MKUunnn I rrtmtture. V uN.r.uuj
iHiblUtT , lx t Mtnhoo < lrtc. , hurlnirtcUl In v l.l
vi.rknuwa r rn tr liai rtlwotriM .Imp ) *
aU nre , wUloL h will it nd PR CB tu bti feUuw lullrrore.