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.THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3. 1887 :
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Bulls Again Secure a Firm 1-lold of Chicago
Trading.
WHEAT AND CORN ADVANCING.
Thn Latter Lends In the Hlso In
Prices Oats Excited Along
With the Other Ccrcnls-
Quocatlona.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAIIKET.
Onicxoo. August 2. ( Special Telegram
to the UKK.I llluher prices for grain pre
vailed on 'change ' again to-day , following the
decided bullish reactions In wheat and corn
yesterday. There worn no now arguments
on which to bull prices ; no fresh or startling
weather or crop reports , and none were
needed. The markets had been rescued from
the shorts , and with everything on their side
the bulls ruled the day and some surprising
quotations were the result. Wheat opened ,
after mnch sensational talk on the curb , at
J < c advance over the closing price on Mon
day. Trading was n little nervous nnd early
prices were not sustained , SepUi'iibur touch
ing 7lYc at the start nnd soon selling nt 0 > c ,
ns on yesterday. Following this bacic-
action came a moro gradual advance ,
which was sustained and which lett Septem
ber nt 70Xc and December wheat 75 { c , or
about Me better. Corn was the speculative
center , nnd otter opening Ic over yesterday
the bulls hastened to bulge it up another full
cent for September and nearly ns much for
the other futures. Oats were a little excited
? because of the bullish feeling In corn , and
here , too , on advance of from % c to Jfc was
made for curly futures. The steady point
for September wheat for iho greater part tit the
session was 70ic , or c better than the cloiu
on yesterday after the Ic advance. The
opening prices were the highest of the day
nnd were partly the rcniiit of talk on the
curb and paitiy caused by the knowledge
that leading operators , who ha\o said very
much about "hot" wheat for a month past
were on yesterday receivers ot much cash
wheat. The crowd thought the time had
come for a sharp advance , so ttmro was a
spasmodic move early. September opened
at 71Kc , sold down to the closing price
of yesterday at 70Jfc , then up to 7'iXc. '
ftn'd steadied as stated at 70Vc. October also
spurted up to 73c and sold back to 72 , ' c , nnd
then rallied to 72J c. December opened at
70c. % c over the closing , sold back to 7."i\'c ,
anil returned with other futures and steadied
at 75Jfc. The cry of buyers was that wheat
Is too low. They were also encouraged by
the outlook of the visible supply , which did
not Increase nearly as heavily as at this time
last year. The shipping movement , which
pormises to reduce the amount In store hern
several million bushels for the month , also
helped. Hcceipts were liberal at now wheat
points , and seaboard cities showed receipts
of over 0,000,000 bushels , while the clearings
were not flattering.
The corn pit was more excited tn-day than
any grain lilt on change has been since the
wheat panic In June. Corn got away Ire in
the shorts yesterday nnd there wus a fright
among them to-day. Crop reports were un
changed to-day and that was all the bulls do-
tdied , as they came on change determined to
nend corn up. The September future , whlrb
closed strong nt 40c yesterday after an ad
vance of 1's'c. opened at 41c , sold up to 41J c ,
then back to 40c. then up nenln to 42c , back
to41iic , nnd liiially up to the highest point
for the day nt 4Wc , nnd closed at 42c , Just 2c
OTcr yesterday. October sold steadily along
from the opening at 41Mc up to
43'fTe , the closing. November closed
with October. May corn , as on yesterday ,
showed the most marked advance and closed
at 4 Kc , or ajtfc bettor.
Trie excitement In corn had a stimulating
effect on oats , but the usual crowd of traders
In wheat left their pit to either look on or
take a hand In the corn deal. In spite of
the boom In corn there arc many cool heads
who predict tlmt It Is being forced too high
and that operators will probably sutler se
verely before the pit .settles.
The stocks of provisions reported by the
registrar were larcer by 0,000,000 IDS of short
r ° lbs than generally anticipated and bad
rather a depressing effect on near deliveries
and prices declined slightly. The sharp ad
vance In corn stimulated trading In January ,
local and outside traders taking both pork
and short ribs , especially the latter , and
prices advanced from 90.20 to SO.40 , and the
markets closed linn at the top. September
ribs sold at 58.irxai8.20 and closed nt S8.17X.
hard advanced 7 } < Q10c with fair trading.
September sold at 80.G7 } @ 0.75 and closed nt
90.72 } < ® 6.75. January sold at 86.70(90.75 (
and closed at ? 0.73X. Mess pork for Jan
uary opened nt 912.00 and sold to S 12.70 and
closed at 912.0.1 , an advance of SOc over yes
terday ,
CHICAGO Ij'lVi : STOCK.
CHICAGO , August 2. ( Special Telegram to
the UKE.J CATTI.K Trade was rattier more
brisk. Hood to choice native steers were
scarce and the tu < .n a shade stronger on any
thing desirable. There was boueht for
Schwartschlld & Co. , of New Vork. a lot that
cost 94.55 , yet plenty of good ana usfful
stock sold within a rnngo of S4.00&4.25 , ana
a large number as low as S3.893.K ) . Several
bunches of natives art ) quoted between $2.70
and 3.25. Thesn are thlnnish , grassy steers
that are golni : back Into the country or dis
tilleries for fct-dlne. The stocker and feeder
trade Is not as active as last week. The de
cline In fat cattle has put out the demand at
present , Texans were in light supply and
sold fully as high as yesterday. Texas COWH
and bulls , 91.73ifi.3u ; steers. S2.40 < raia5 : ;
shipping steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs , 83.90faJ.53 :
1200 to 1S50 Ibs , S3.00)4.2.'i ) ; 1150
to 1200 Ibs , 83.25M3.75 ; stockers and
feeders , 92.75013.20 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
91.2532.75 ; bulk , 32.00itt2.30 ( ; Texas cattle
wore steady ; btecrs , S2.50@3.45 ; cows , SiOOtg
2.45 ; bulls. 81.6D@1.75.
lions The speculators jumped In tbls
morningas they usually do on Tuesday ,
and sent prices up 5@10c , but after they be
came loaded and found the regulars would
not follow the advance they threw their
stock back again on the maricct , sending
prices down to whom they were yesterday ,
the market generally dosing ratner weak ,
with many of the late arrivals In lirst hands
nnd many of the speculators' lots yet uu-
BOld.
F1NANUIAU
Ni'.w YOIIK , Auitiibt 2. [ Special Telegrum
to the HKK.J STOCKS. The stock market
continues as perplexing as ever. The
strength noted at the close yesterday caused
rather a bullish feeling among many of the
best operators , and the opening this morn
ing was strong nnd fractionally higher.
London was a good , buyer. The shorts also
cancelled freely , and for n time the indica
tions were that the ccuerol market would do
better nnd operators were inclined to buy.
The market , however , has received too much
of a slinking up Iu the lost ten days to re-
vlvo suddeuly , there being too many lame
ducks around. The suspension of W. ed
Vyse , a small operator , was announced , and
ugly rumors ot a depressing character were
also afloat , which affected the market unfa
vorably , and the Impression prevailed thut
ttB
all the Ivos business must bo cleaned up before
B10
fore any permanent good can come to the
10n
market. Uould Is believed to have a hand in
the market and Is marking It down to affect
the AtchUon party in lioston , who are work-
lii r Into Missouri Pacific territory , ( iould
was said to bo short through a new set > dy df
brokers , aud waiting for a better opportunity
to cover and absorb a big line of cheap stocks.
The feellni : was feverish after the opening
purt. Operators who bought at yesterday's
close sold their lines. The bear party , under :
the leadership of Deacon White , Green A
liateman and Cammack , attacked the market
savagely , and by selling Now England , West
ern Union , Mlisoutl Pacific , Louisville A
Nashville , St. Paul aud Heading , completely
upset the market and caused a decllno ot Us
S points. Grangers were adversely affected
by the numerous reports ot drought In the
northwest St. Paul broke IK. Northwestern
IXi Chicago , liurlliiKtou & Qulncy 1 } { , Hock
Island } ( , but rallied U { . Trading was fairly
lirgo and at 8 o'clock the market was easy.
UOVEKNUENTS UoTerrtiueut Douoi were
lull but steady.
YESTUtDAY'S QUOTAtlONS.
U. 8. 4's coupon .12ftif C. AN. W
U. S. 4W'scoiip..l03 > do preferred. . . 14'.J
I'nclhc6lsot'95..122 ' N. Y.C MX ) .
CanadaSouth'n. . &a O. It. &N , 80
Central 1'aclllc. . 35 f O. T. 2
Chicago A Alton.149 I'nclllcMall 37Y
4)0 ) preferred..101 P. , I ) . * K 2C
C. , 11. AO 137 PullmanPnl.Car.144K
II. , L. & W 127 Reading M ? j
I ) . AU.O 20 j Kock Island . . . .120
Erie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kh St. L. AS. F. . . . -
do preferred. . . . 0.1" ; do preferred. . . .
Illinois Central. . 123 C. , M. & St. P. . . .
I HAW 1-1 do . . 117'-
J * lie d ff * * f preferred. -
K. & T 2.V < St. I' . & 0 44
l.ako Shore U1 J do prof erred. , 109
IAN COJj Texas I'aclUc. .
Michigan Cent'l. . to .UnlonPucliie. . . . uo
Mo. Pacific OVr\V..St \ LAI' . . . . 17
No. I'acltle SfH4n \ \ preferred. . 29
do preferred. . . . M 'W. ' U. Telegraph
MONKY On call easy at 3K0 per cent , ;
closed offered at 5 per cent.
I'IUUB MKIICANTII.K PAI-EK > KiW ( per
cent.
HTKftLiNO EXCIIANOI : Dull and weak at
S .815 for sixty day bills and S4.b3.tf for de
mand. _
I'nODUGB MARKETS.
Chicago , August 2. Following quota
tions are the 2:30 : closing figures :
Flour Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Steady with only a moderate ship
ping luiiilry | , opening strong and K@Yc
m. : her. and closing'&c better than jestciday ;
cash , C0 , ' c ; September , 70)t'c ; October , ? J\c.
Corn Active nnd higher , liuctutlnns being
more frequent and within a higher range
than for some days ; cash , 41 Mf > c ; Septem
ber , 4J Mflo ; October , 43c.
Oats Were Inllumiccd by chaiiKe ! ) In other
markets , rullni'ilc higher for nuur futility ;
cash , 253-lOc ; buptember , 20 MOc.
Hyo Stt'ady nt 44c.
Barley Firm at COJfc.
Prime Timothy Seen 52.25.
Flax Seed S1.UO.
Whlskv-81.10.
Pork Active nnd higher : cash , 815.00 ;
yenr812.loruil2.15 ; January , kU.GO@12.G5.
Lard StroUKi'r , with thn advance inod-
cratoly well suppoiti'd ; cash , 80.2 ( ! } < (3.G5 ( ( ! ;
September , 80.7J > i(20.7"i ( ; October , 8i .bO@
O.VM.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders. S5 M@VOO ; short
clear. ? MWft8.45 ; short rll > s , 8 .07V@t.lO.
Butter Firm and lilaher ; creamery , 10@
2Ca ; dairy , 16.i22e. ( .
Cheese Kasy and lower ; full creamched-
tlnt.s and Hats , lit' ' ) > fc ; YOUIIK Auieiicas , UJf
( < ilOc ; Hklms , 0@7c.
Kegs loj c.
Hides Stcndv ; heavy croen salted ; 7 'c ;
light do , "JfQttic ; salted bull hides , ( ic ,
preen salted call , 8J < f@yc ; dry Hint , laftJliJc ;
tlrv rnlf , 13C13c ; de.icotis 30c each.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 country , solid ,
quotable nt 4c ; No. 2 , 3c ; cake , 4c.
Koci'luK Shipments.
Flour , bbls 23,000 19,000
Wheat , bu 00.000 168,000
Corn , bu 157,000 44.000
Oats , bu 210,000 173,000
Uye , bu 3.UOO 1,000
Barley , bu 7,000
New York. August 2. Wheat Receipts ,
209,400 ; exports , 150,000 ; spot lots U@Me
higher , but rather < iuiet ; options fairly na
ive , oi cnlnp lirm nnd advancing i'c ' ;
later weakutied und declined % ii % c , closini ;
heavy at about the lowest ; ungraded red , 7i ( %
< 385c ; No. 1 red , nominal ; No. a red , 711 %
® 7i ( ; c In elevator , 8I@81 c dellvereil , bO '
( iSbOKc f. o. I ) . ; September closed at bojfic.
Corn Options advanced U'ilJ cnnd snot
lots 1M@-W , closini ; lirm ; receipts , 11.000 ;
exports. 113,000 ; ungraded red , 47 < VM'.tKc ' ;
No. 2 , 7 ( < | 47e In store and elevator , 4i5ii4'Jl ( c
delivered , September closlngat 4b. 'e.
Oats } i ( < i\o lilgher aud fairly active : re
ceipts. 73,000 ; exports , 1,200 ; mixed \\ebtcrn ,
3J35 ! ( ! : white western , 30 ® tic.
Petroleum Steady ; United , 57c.
Kses Firm ; fair inquiry ; western , 12B ( (
15c.
15c.Pork
Pork Steady but tradlnc ; light.
Lard IftfO points higher ; western steam
spot ( Hinted at 80.95.
Butter Fnlr and request firm ; western ,
1222 > c ; western creamery , 17f ! 22J < c.
Cheese Firm but rather quiet ; western
factory , 7@8Kc.
Miiinrniiolls , August 2. Wheat Mnr-
ket steadier but lU-ht offerings ; \o. 1 haul ,
cash , 71c % ; September , 72c > 4 ? No. 1 noith-
ern , cash , "iOc\ \ September , 71 $ c ; No. 3
northern , August. Gs Tc ; September G9c.
On track : No. 1 hard , 73Xc : No. 1 north-
em. 72 c ; No. 2 northern , 70JVC.
Flour Market steady ; patents , S4.10@4.25 ;
bakers. 83.20 ( 3.30.
Receipts-Wheat , 104,000.
Shipments-Wheat , 47,000 bu ; flour , 18,000
bbls.
bbls.Milwaukee.
Milwaukee. August 2 Wheat Unset
tled but hlghnr ; cash. C'J c ; September ,
70c ; October , TJX72fc.
Corn Firm ; No. 8 , wyc.
O te Better demand ; No. 3 white , 27o.
Kye Firmer ; No. 1 , 45 > < c.
Barley Firm and higher ; September , OlJic
bid.
Provisions Firm ; pork , August , 815.00.
Cincinnati , August 3. Wheat Firmer ;
red , 71l S&72c. &
Corn Active and higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
Oats-Firm ; No. 2 mixed ,
lire-Steady. No. 2 , 47c.
Pork ( Inlet at 915.00.
Lard Firmer at S6.37K.
Whisky-Active at 81.03.
St. Liouu. August 2. Wheat Steady ;
cash. 70 Vc ; September 72c.
Corn lligUer ; cash , SO c ; September ,
Oats Firmer ; cash , 23c ; September ,
24c. .
Pork Steady at 815.50.
hard -Firm at $6.45.
Whiskr-S1.05.
Butter Strong ; creamery , 2023c ; dairy ,
ugust 2. Wheat-Dull ;
No. 2 red , cash , Coc bid.
Corn Firmer ; No. 2 , cash , MJtfe bid. 30c
nskedj August , 85c bid , 30j asked ; Septem
ber. Oo'i'c bid.
Oats No. 2 cash , 2Cc bid ; August nnd
September ' bid.
Now Orl4 n , Aiuiust 2. Corn Firmer ;
mixed , 48@49c : white , 55c.
Oats Irregular at lU irx ; .
Corn Meal-Steady at S2.yO.
llo/ Products Dull.
Pork 915.75.
liulk Meats Shoulders , 55.80 ; Ion ? crlea
and clear rib , 9 .13 } .
LIVE STOCK.
Chloano. August 2. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cattle Itecelpis. 9.0JO ; stronger for good ,
common weak ; shipping steers , sa.25c
4.55 ; stockura and iMdora , 81,75(33.20 ( ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , 91.2.1Q1.75 ; oulk , S'-.OO ®
2.w : ; Texas cattle , 81.fiOCKii.45. :
Hogs KecoipU , 11. tKX ) ; strong for good
ones ; roueh nnd mixed , S5.00ii5.30 ( ; packinir
nndsblpplnK. 5.20 5.55 ; llglit , S5.0J ®
6.50 ; skips. 88.00 4.1)0. )
Sheep Kecolpts , 4,000 ; steady ; natives ,
S3.00Q4.15 ; western , 3.00(383.50 ( ; Texaiib ,
92.SOM3.riO ; Iambs. S4.20fiM.'JO.
Tlie Drovers' Journal's special cablei > rnm
from London quotes \ery moaare supplies.
Prices are Ic better. Hood to extra Ameri
can steers , ll < Sl'-c.
Nntionnl Stock Ynrd * . East St.
Louis , III. , August 2. Cattle Receipts ,
3,000 ; shipments , OCO ; market active and
strong ; fair to choice heavy native steers ,
S4.00 < 24.20 ! ; butchers' steers' fair to choice ,
93.40 4.00 ; feeders , fair to good , S3.00ft3.70j
btockers , fair to good. SiOO2.75.
lloes Itocelpte , 2,800 ; shipments. PoO ;
tlm market was active nnd 5(3 ( lOc higher ;
choice heavy butchers' selections , 85.40(35.50 ( :
imckerx and Yorkers , medium to choice ,
55. 10Qi5.80 ; pigs , common to good , 54.00 ®
5,10.
5,10.Kanuaa
n.aunuiiJivj. , Aucmt2. Cattle - Receipts.
4,100 ; shipments , 7,000 ; corn-fed , weak and
a shudo lower ; best good to choice erass
raniia steadv ; corn f4'd 93.00(0)3.05 ( ) : cdiumnn
to edlum. 93.2.7 % 155 ; stockers , siotVJ'J O ;
feeding steers , 92.60fttVi.00 ; cows , 91.40c42.ftO.
-i I logs Receipts , 9g')0 ; stilpmeutfl , 1,000
prassers ICHjjiOc lo\\er ; good to cliolco , S5.80
@ 5.'JO ; couimou to medium , 517535,10.
OMAHA MVK STOCK.
Tuesday , Au ? 2.
Cattle.
The run of cattle was liberal to-day al
though not heavy. The bulk of the receipts
was made up of corn-fed native steers with a
few bunches of corn-fed westerns. There
was more activity on the market than for
several days past , a lariter number of cattle
changing bands. While In some Instance !
caiits WflY have sold at a little weaker prices ,
thogoneralmarESt was steady , '
also a better demand for butchers
several loads of cows were sold at about
steady prices.
Hogs.
The receipts of hog * were heavy. The
quality was much better than yesterday , and
there were a good many very food loaa In
and not a few that lulgut be called choice or
oven fancy. The market opened up with nil the
buyers on the market nnd consequently with
a good demand for the hogs. Iho market was
nctlve at about steady prices nnd everything
was sold out early. A few loads reached
S5.27X which was higher than anything sold
jesterdny or on Saturday , but they \\cto ex
tra choice loads.
Hhoep.
There were none In and nothing doing on
the market.
Itccclptj.
Cattle 700
Hogs 4.000
Prevnlllnic I'rloo * .
Showing the prevailing price ) p.\ld for II va
Block on this market :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs..83.00(3)4.X ( ) ( )
Choice steers. 1100 to WOJ Ibs. . . 3.bO@ ' < .UO
Fat little steers 900 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.00M.J.75
Corn-fed range steers 1300 to 1400
Hood to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.7.ViM.OO
Common to medium cows 2.00fia.fiO
Uood to choice bulls 1.75WAa5
Light and medium how D.00 ( . .15
Uood to choice heavy hogs 5.15(35.25 (
Uood to choice mixed hogs 5.UJWJ.2J
Reprc < 4rmtativo Halo * .
NATIVI : sir.r.ns.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r.
.800 18. . .1153 SM.SO
1078 3.ft7J < 00. . . . 12.JO a'
H7. . .1110 ! ) . . ' ,7K 100..1300 : UKyo
1. . .ll.W 300 72..13.M : -yo
14. . : i.o5 ! ! 0..1440 a..K )
47. . a.75 72..1447 3.90
STEKltS.
Xo. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r.
17. . . .1010 83.55 27..1245 83.75
21. . . .1355 3 GO
Ht'TCIIKIt'STKEttS ,
No. Av. Pr.
18. . . .1011 83.55
cows
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r.
7. , . . WB 7. . , . U57 S2.50
0. , . . 040 20. . . .1155 2.70
2.1. . . .1079 2.40 . .WOO 2.75
14. . . .1030 2.n 2.75
1 , . 1000 2.50 7..1040 2.75
No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr.
1. . . .1470 82.50
1IUI.I.S.
No.I. . Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
I. , , . .1570 81.05
no OK.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Slik. Pr
78. , . . .199 100 5.05 70. . . . 11 120 85.15
00 . . .351 200 5.10 02. . . .201 bO 5.15
fis. . . .215 120 5.10 1)4. ) . . .228 M ) 5.15
0.5. . . .214 . . 5.10 09. . . .250 100 5.15
05 . . .228 2bO 5.10 71. . . .25J 40 5.17J *
75 . . .215 SO 5.10 67. . . .221 120N 5.nj. ;
54. . . .240 120 5.10 CO. . . .278 N ) 5.20
05 . . .2)0 ) 120 5.10 50. . . .357 200 5.20
0:1 : . . .243 240 5.10 70. . . .357 120 5.20
77. . . .218 100 5.10 51. . . .isro 40 5.20
OS . . .22 bO 5.10 ft ! . . . .2C ! ) 5.20
77. . . .217 200 5,10 122. . . .2(15 ( 120 5.20
70. . .220 40 6.1214 04. . . .bOl 200 5.20
05 . . .2.50 100 5.15 81. . . .240 100 5.20
78. . . .255 200 5.15 70. . . .2V5 40 5.20
01. . . .270 120 5.15 50. . . .27S 40 5.20
01. . . .251 . . 5.15 09. . . .ar 40 5.20
74. . . .828 120 5.15 6' ) . . . .278 40 5.20
01. . . .203 120 5.15 01. . . .271 120 5.20
. . .253 40 5.15 71. . . .28'J hO 5.20
1,9. . . .8N ) 100 5.15 C. . . . . .21IS 120 6.20
05.a . . . .270 hO 5.15 71. . I'M 5.20
a ) . . . .258 1GO 5.15 50. . bO 5.20
01. . . .2H5 . . 5.15 57 . .305 1C ) 5.2j
01. . . .2.iG 100 5.15 55. . , .239 1'JO 5.25
07. . . .200 bO 5.15 OS . , .253 5.25
00. 120 5.15 51. . . .297 100 525
57. . .358 80 5.15 OS. . . .213 so 5.25
60. . .2J.1 80 5.15 01. . . .300 80
77. . .225 40 5.15 5-1 . . .303 40
75. . .210 240 5.15 52. . . .3S1 5.37H
. .257 2UO 5.15
TJIVO Stock Sold.
ShowltiRtliii number of head 4)f stock sold
on the market to-day :
CAT ! LE.
( J. H. Hammond & Co . 370
Local . C ! )
Shippers . SOO
Total
110(18 ( ,
Anelo American 1'ackliigCo . 21550
tJ. 11. llnminona & Co . 355
Armour it Co. . .G
Squires A : Co . 01"
Shippers
Total . .
Showing the amount of stock shipped over
thu ditteruiit roads to-diy.
CATTI.n.
5 . N.V . Chicago
8 . C. , H. & Q . Chicago
1 . 11. t\M . 1'lattsmouth
IIOQS.
10 . H. I . Jollet
All sales ot stock in tins market are made
per cwt. live weight uiilmn otherwise statnJ.
Dead hogs sell at Ke per Ib. for all welchti
"Skins , " or lie s wcU'lilnu' less tlwn 10J Ibs.
no value. 1'roiiuint sowsaro docked 49 lt > i.
nnd stascsSO Hi * , by tlio oublia Impeotor.
Monthly Btateinoiit.
JJelnc the oniclal report of the receipts and
shipments at these yards for the month end-
InK July 31.
IlKCKIPTS.
Homo
Itnllroada. und
Mules.
U. P. H. It
cSt.P. ! ' , MJto"
C. &N. W
11 & M
O. , It. 1.4:1' . . . .
VVabiiHh
Mo. 1'no . . .
F. K. AM. V. . . .
HeMoTcr.IuneitO
Driven In. . . .
Total 870
SlIII'MUNTS.
Horses
and
Itatlronds. Cattle.1 Hogg. Sheep. Mules.
u. P. H. n * - 18 , Ml 2J
CM.8t P 1.151r 1,411
CBtPM&O. . . . \r \ ,
C & N W Linn KKJ 313
U i.M 3,8 > 0 1.3711 510 2
C..HI&I" 19.-J78 335
Wnbash
Mo 1'acino 11
HidovorJuly 31 2J'J 18
Local Saloi. . . '
Sold to Unmhn
packers. . . 8,3-JS 70,150 2.094
Total 15.IW 07.7fl'J 070
Live Stock Noted.
Active markets.
No hogs loft over.
A big day for hogs.
A good cattle market.
Mnikets about steadv on everything.
11.11. Jones , Council liluffs. was over with
hot ? " .
Frank Hodges , Fullerton , was In and
marketed a load of cattlu.
J. ( i. Hall , Gibbon , topped the market
with a load of 352-lb IIOKS.
.Mr. Coleman , Fullerton , Neb. , was In and
marketed two loads of ho.'s.
li. W. King , Hnoiitt , Neb. , was down with
a load of cattle and a load of hogs ,
John ( Jlllmore , Weeping \Vator , was at the
yards and marketed two loads ot cattle.
M. 11. Lamb , Cedar Creek , came In with a
load of cattle wnlch sold on the market.
It. Slawvan , an attorney from Dcnlson , ,
la. , was among the visitors at the yards.
II. F. Ueed , Ashland , was here and mar
keted two loads ot cattle and a load of hogs.
M. Kelloner , a well-known shipper ot
Madison , marketed a good load of 305-lb hogs
at 85.25.
Mr. Dennett , of Bennett Hros. , Wayne ,
came In with three loads of cattle which sold
on thu market.
J. N. Jones , of Beatrice , writes , corn crop
Is good here , oats very fair , There will bo
plenty of lions this tall.
There were a good many eood and choice
loads of hogs In to-day , and several loads
that might be called fancy.
U. H. Babbitt , Ashland , came In with a
load of M-i-lb hogs of his own feeding wnlch
topped the market at J5.27H-
Samuel Idle , & farmer and a feeder of Ash
land , marketed n fancy load of 38Mb. hogs
which sold at the top price , 85.27 > , ' .
Mr. Slater , of the Urm of Slater it Frazlcr.
Wayne , came In with 172 head of cattle of
his owu feedluic which sold in the market at
1.DO.
J , , 11. Alter , ef thn firm ot Alter < fe Glover ,
( Irand Island , WAS here and marketed four
loads ot cattle ; 47 head were of his own
feeding.
Mr. liee , of the firm of Reese 4 Reese ,
Hardy , Neb- , was In with ( wo loadi of hogs.
This was his lirst trip here , being an old
Kansas City shipper.
I 7. Qlundt , Mlllard , Neb. , came Iu with
four loads of 1417-lb native sloers which sold
on the market at 53..n , the top price. The
cottlo were ot his own
James Hammond , Cresco , was at Ihe yards
with a load of cattle of his own feeding. He
reports tlio corn crop In Lancaster c6unty ,
Neb. , as being considerably damaged by the
dty aud hot weather.
OMAHA \VHULtM.Vl7R MAUKKTB.
Tuesday , Aug. 2.
l roauoe.
J7icotloit'tiiff ' arc the iirk-cs at which
round lots of produce , arc told In thlsmnr-
Kct. \
Eons The bulk ot tuo good stock Is mov
ing at Ho. The receipts are not heavy and
the demand Is fair.
BuTrr.n There Is no coed butter coming
In and the nnrkrt Is linn. There Is an ac >
live demand for strictly choice butter and an
occasional choice package goes at 10 ( < jl7c.
The best dairy butter Is selling at
14@10c per pound , fair to good , 11@13 ( < . ; In
ferior , oaioc.
CIIEESI : Fancy full cream Cheddars.
single , lOo ; full cream twins. 10/c ; Young
Americas , tic : brick cheese , 100 Ibs , In case ,
now , 1-c ; Llmbiirircr. 100 Ibs , In case , new ,
lie ; Swiss , fancy Ohio , new. ll'c. '
POUI.TIIY Tlio receipts of sprlnif chickens
nre very liberal , ( load stock is golug at 82.50
per doz. . and It requires very choice largo
ones to bring more than that. Old fowls are
selling rcndlly nt 82.75(33.2,1. ( There n fnw
ilucks coming In which are selling nt 52.00 ®
'PoTATons. The receipts are not heavy
nnd the mnrkot Is tluii. Stocks are moving
nt 55 ( < iCOc.
ONIO.SS. The market Is fairly well sup
plied with good stock. Thoprice for good
stocK Is 83.00 per bbl.
BIAN : . There nro n few ve-y good Cali
fornia beans on the matket which ate held
at 81.90 pur bushel. Hnud picked navy bcnns
me quoted nt 21.76 per bushel nnd the other
grades are selling fiom that liguie down to
UA'MK. There Is no cnmn coming In , the
weather being too wnrm to Imndle It.
( 'Aim \ < ir. . Largo choice heads are worth
GOW76l per tlo/on.
BEIIHIKS The market Is nlmost bare of
berries ol nil kinds , nnd only nn occasional
shipment is received.
ToMAior.s Homo grown stork has not
jet put in nn appearance , but there Is nn
ntmmlnnccof Mlssotnl stock. Uood block Is
moving nt 81.50 per bushel.
Lr.Movs Tliero nro some very fancy largo
Miilorl lemons on the market wiilch are sell
ing nt 89.00. There ana tew Verticil !
lemons on the maikot which are selling at
S7.M ) .
OitANfiKs There are very few on the mar
ket. Messinas nre celling at S7.00.
MEMINS The supply of watermelons on
the market is veiy laigu. Fair sl/ed melons
me selling nt 812 50 per huudicd.
BANANAS Choice irrcon bunches are
( inn ut 83.outft4.oo.
PIIACIIK.S The market Is well supplied
with California stock welch Is selling nt
51.MrtJl.73 per box.
Pi.rjis Uood Califoinla plums are mov
ing ut S1.60@1.75 per box.
PEAKS Tiieio is a laige supply of very
good pears In the iimrkut : choice Bartlett
pears nrn going nt 82 50@2,75 per box.
APPLES Uood Missouri stock Is selling at
fiSOfrtauo , nrcordlng to ( | tmlity.
Cii.r.iiY : Then1 is now plenty of good cel
ery coining In , which sells nt 35 < u40c ! per do/ .
CorrnK Ordinary grades. 19K < < i20ijc : talt'
20a.2ic ( : prime. 2l@i.lc : choice , 2JC' ( 4e : tancy
green mid yellow , SJccf-ilc : old government
Jiiva. 23 ( 2Sc ; Interior Java , 2J ( .2Gc ; Mocha ,
2rtt'0c ! : Arbucklo'srousted , 25J/c ; McLnugh-
liu's XXXX , 2l > ic ; Ullvvortlrs , 2 : > e ; Bed
Cross , 25'4e. '
CANNP.D Goons Outers , standard , per
cnse , S2.90rti3.10 ; stivuvtierrles , 2 Ib , per cise.
S2.40fd2.l5 ; laspbeirle1 , 2 Ib , per case , S2.40Ci )
2,11 ; Cnlitoiuln pearsi > r case , 81.3Uii(4.40 ;
npricots , tier c.i e , S3.50Cu3.GO ; peaches , per
case , 8l.90ii5.00 ; vvlilte cherries , per case ,
85.50 plums , per cnsii , S3.40@3.60 : blue
berries , per CUM81.65 : egg plums , 2
Ib. per case , S2..V ) ; plueiiiplus , 3 Ib ,
percale. 83.2ufij.1.7.1 : 1 Ib uinckerel , per do/ ,
81.31 ; 1 Ib snlmoii , pet do81.55fSl.60 ; 12 b
gooseberries , per eise , 82.00 ; 2 Ib string
beans , per case , 31.70 : 2 Ib lima bean ? , tier
cnse , t LOO ; 2 Ib marrow tat peas , per case ,
2.40@2.0 ; 2 Ib early June peas , per case ,
8 .7.1 ; 3 Ib tomatoes , 2.45 ( < f2 50 ; 2 Ib corn ,
82.50.
PROVISIONS Hams , 1312 > < c ; breakfast
bacon , lo oio c ; bacon sides la ujia c ;
div salt , Sf'ib c ; shotildeis , 7c : dried beef
linnis , 13cll4c ( ; dried beet regular , 12 > < chams ; ,
plenlc , bl f < l9e.
WOODIINWARK Two-hoop pnlls , per dnz ,
el.45 : 3-noop pails , 81.05 ; No. 1 tub , 50.50 ;
No. 2 tub. 85.50 ; No. 3 tub , 84.50 ; wasli-
boards , S1.75 : assorted bowls , 82.25 ; No. 1
clnuns , 89 ; No. 2 churns , 88 ; No. 3 churns ,
"
STAHCII Mirror Uloss , ! > % < ; Urnves Corn ,
O'/c ' ; Oswego Uloss , 7e ; Osvvego Corn. 7c.
BuooMs-Extra 4 tie , S3 ; No. 1,82.25 ; No.
2,82 : heavy stable. 34.
Sviiui'-No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs. S1.32@1.35 ;
New Orleans , per gallon. 38f < f40c : maple
syniD , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 70e. ;
1-gollon cans , per doz , 810.00 ; hnlt-uallou
cans , per do85.50 ; qunitcans , 83.00.
CANDV Mixed , 8 } ( : ilc ; stick , 8J ( g9Xc.
CKACKIIIIS Unrne.iu's soda , hutter aud
picnic , 4' < ? c : cieams , 7Kc ; ginger snaps , "Ke :
city soda , 7J < c.
Pir.Ki.KB-Medium , In bbls , 87.00 ; do In
halt bbls , S4.UO ; small , In bbK SS.OO ; do In
half bbls , 81.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , S9.00 ; do In
half bbls , 85.00.
SudAit Uranulited , OV ( < ? fiXc extranf. ; . , A , 0 ®
white extra C. S fa.ljfc ; extra Vna >
5Kc : yellow C , AK&Vtc ; cut loaf , 0 > gC * 7e ;
powdered , 7yi,7l4C. ,
DniEi ) Fnfiis Apples , now , Jrs O ci
evaporated , 50-lbrlng. 17K ( < ? lbc ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 27@'J8c : blackberries , evaporated ,
W WJXc ; pitted cherries , ll' < J@12c ; peaches ,
new , ' 's , 7 > c ; evaporated peeled peaches ,
c : evaporated , unpared , cnew ; cunants ,
GJfls'e ; primes , 4H ( < 44i'c ; citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London laveis , 81.7.1 ; California , loose
muscatels , 81.01 ; now Vnlenclas , 1c.
UKriNiM ) LAUD Tierce , 7c ; 40-lb square
cans , 7c ; 50-lb louud , e ; 20-lb round ,
74'e ; 10-lb ualls , 7J c ; 5-lb pails , 7c ; 3-lb
paIN , 7J c.
ToitAfTo Lorlllard'aClimax. 37c ; Splen
did , 3Sc ; Mechanic's Delight. 40c : Leggett &
Meyer's Star , 37c ; Cornerstone , 37o ; Drum-
inond's Hnrso Shoe , 37c ; T. J. , ale ; Sore's
Spearhead , 37c.
TKAs-.lnp.in , per Ib , 20@50c : gunpowder ,
25@ : ie ; Young Hyson. 30@50c ; Congou , 05 ®
70uOolung ; , 30C5c.
General Market * ) .
SriniTS Cologne spirits , ibS proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , secopd quality ,
101 proof , 81.10 ; do 18s proof , 81.09. Alcohol.
IbH proof. S2.10 per wine gallon. Hedlstilled
whiskies , 81.OOC4l.50. Uin blended. 81.50 ®
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. S2.00@fi.00 ; Ken
tucky nnd Pennsylvania r > es , 82.00(30.50 ( ;
( itlden ) Sheat botnbon and rye whiskies ,
SL50@3.00. Brandies , Imported. S5.00@S.50 ;
domestic , 81.30i.OO. ( iins , Imported. 84.50 ®
0.00 ; domestic , S1.25 < ? M.OO. Champagnes , im
ported , per case , S2S.oo@33.00 ; American , per
case. 810.OOMK1.00 ,
HIIIKS ( Jreen butchers' , S faOc ; green
cured , 7Kc ; dry Hint , ll@12c : dry salt. ! * ®
lOc ; green ralf skins. 7tfc ; damaged hides ,
two-thirds price. Tallow ac. Gicasc I'rlrne
white , 3c ; yellow , 3e brown , IHc. bhuep
pelts , 35(3.75c. (
Hn.vvv HARDWAitr Iron , rate , 82.iO ;
plow bteel , special cast , 4Kc ; crucible steel
. . , . _ ; cnst tools , iln , 12W > 15c ; wa'on spokes ,
per set , 82.00J.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.2.1 ; fel
lees , sawed dry , 81.CO ; tongues , each , bOc ;
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , C@7c ;
coil chain , per Ib , 0 > < ; ai3c ; rnalleablo , brloc * ;
Iron wedges , Oc ; crowbars , Co ; harrow teeth ,
4Vc ; spring steel , 4M.r.c ; Burden's horse
shoes , 84.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. 81.7,1.
Barbed wire' In car lots , 84.00 pur 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 50 S2.00 ; steel nails ,
82.75.
Dry Ijutnber.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMIIKKS.
ISOAUDS.
No. l , com , sis ;
No. J , com.su . 17.00
No. 4 , com , Bis
FFNCINO.
No. 1,4 46 In , la&Htt. roilRh . 810.50
No. 8 , " " " " " " " . 10.00
CF.IMNO AND rAHTITIOH.
1st com , K In White 1'lne Cellini ; . SM.OU
Clear , X In. Norway Tine Celling . 10.00
A , 12. 14 and 16 ( t . . . 822-0 °
U , . . . . . . . 21.00
r- * , " " "
D " " "
, . .
No. 3 ' 12414tt . 1W.OO
17,50
FINISHING.
1st and 3d , clear , IV l > ich , n. 3s { 10.00
Rd , clear , i Incn.s. a s. , 845 : iv , Ufa In 47.00
U select , l Inch , B. 2 s. , * W ; 1& IK , a Iu 37,00
White cedar , 6 In. , X . , ia cj 0 In. grs. , lie
Union TrustCo
SOSS. IMIi .St. , Onniliti , Aicb.
Capital , - $300,000
_
Loom IVIiulc on Hcnl EMntc.
School , County nnd Municipal Uontls No-
gotintcd.
WM. A. I'AXTOjf , Wv. 0. M tur *
President. Vlc I'rcs.
Hour. L. UAnt.iuits , F. D. JOHNSON ,
Becretnr ? . Treasurer.
1)111 UCTOHB !
WM. A. I'AXTON , HENIIV T. CLAIIKI ,
W.o. .MAIII , . I. H. WILMAMS.
Itoiit. L. UARUOMS. B. it. JOHNSON.
V. it. JOHNSON.
M
fj. S. DEPOSITORY.
Capital $ DOO,000
Surplus 100.OOO
Herman Kounlze , President.
John A. Creighton , Vice-Presiilent ,
F , H , Davis , Cashier ,
W , H. Me < rciuer ! , Asst.-Cashier.
Cor r.Uh and Douglas sts.
Cnpitnl Stock $150,000
Liability of Stockholders 800,000
The only icaul.ir saUnirs bink in tlio sluto Five
percent lutotest pna : on deposits.
Loans Made on Real state.
nmcKitst
OtivC. tlArtTov , PicElilont ; J. .T. Duow.v , Vice
President : li. M. MKvsBrr , Managmr I > i-
rector : JOHN E. Wiuiun. Cashier.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
filO North UHh Street ,
Paid in Capital , - - - - $100,000
GEO. E. BARKER , i'roslilont.
ROUT. L. QARLIUIIS , VIcc-Prcsldont.
F. U JOlINSON.Cnslilor.
D1UECTOH3 :
RAMUFi.n. JOHNSON , GEO. R. lUnKEii.
HOHT. L. GAKLICIIS , WM. SKIVEIIS
F. B. JOHNSON.
A general banking buslne transacted.
Intt'tcst allowed ou imo depo
Union National Bank
OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , $100,000
Authorized Capital BOO.OOO
W. W. MARSH , President.
J. W. RODEFEK , Cashier
Accounts solicited and prompt attention
given to nil business entrusted to its care.
Pay 5 per cent on time deposits.
No 200 Masonic Building , cor.Capitol Av
enue and Kith sts.
Telephone No 842.
DR. F. J. BRIGKER ,
Oilice in Arlington Block
Rooms 28 and 29.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA , - -
Rectal and Genito-UrinaryDi
senses a Specialty.
Homouholds or Piles , cured In all cn cs. no
mutter of Imw lon r stnndlntf. Itching rilc , PO
culled , Flpsnrc , Fistula In Arm , Constipation.
Heutiil ulcciution niul till Chronlo Discuses or
the HocliimsuucoBStully treated by it imlnluss
Mrgtein of Hoctal Medication nnd direct timillca-
tlon < it romedleg , without the tmo of the Knife.
l.ltrntiireorCiiUhtlcs. No iloliiy to tiUBincKiln
orclnary cuses. untto hours 0.3J it.in. to 1-:00 : in.
Sto 5 iindT toH p.m. UesUlcnce , cor.Oth and
Deknturbtrc'ols.
H. H.
Funeral Director & Embalmer
111 N. IflthSt. Telonhnno N r.O
M. R. R1SDON
INSURANCE x AGENT ,
Mcrchttntn' Nutloiml llauk Bulldlnv , Uooiu I
Up-StKha.
Telephone No. 375 , Omaha , Nebraska.
UEIMIESB.NT :
Ptotnlz , London , Kni'liind . $5,7 1 74.11
Flremoei'B.Nowitrk , N. J . 1,554,86831
Glen's Fnlls. lilen's FallB , N. Y .
( llrard , I'hllmlclpnin , Pa -r . -
WestchfcBtcr Nuw York N. Y . . . 1.34.m06 :
C. E. MAYNE. C. H. TAYLOR.
TAYLOR & MAYNE ,
General Insurance Agents ,
( Vivo , Lightning and Tornado. )
K. W. Cor. 15th aud Hnrnoy Fts. , Omttlia , Nob.
Toloplionu 021 ,
'ITOINI '
SURVEYORS ,
omcen.South Omaha IlooraV Ilunti Oulldlnit.Nlnth
Umuha UoomOOTOr Commercial Nmlonitl Hank ,
FKIHK D. MEAD , .
, ,
Carpenter and Builder ,
FINE CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY
Telephone 060.
too South Mxleciilli Street.
HOUSEKEEPERS'IDEAL ' KETTLE
Somethlntr entirely now
nnd Eflla at Bight. Hur-
Oclor-
, Non-Holl-Over-Kot-
tlu , 118 deep rnUod .
cover and watur Joint ,
and an outlet which car
ries all eteam and odor >
of the chimney. Patent
bteumur nttnchmunt
alone worth the price.
Agents wanted , muloor
ferauloln every town In Nebraska. 1'rofltH f5 to
f 10 per day. Llhornl terms and uxclii lye terri
tory riven. Bond etamp for clrcnlnr and Icrraf ) .
Prices , B qt. , 11.75 ! H fit. , $1.S5 ; 10 fjt. , 12 ; U < jt.t
il.ja Model by mall , lie.
W. B. COOMHS. Oencnil Awent ,
Omaha , NeU. , i' . U. ilex 483 ,
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
Agricultural Implements.
PARKER ,
Whol l Pralir In
Affricultnral Implements , Wagons ,
Cr rlaicf anJ Hti sl . Jonc * flroct , bctnceu 8th
amnottiOmaha , .Nib.
LIN1NGER .0 METCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
, Buteles , Kt ? . , Whol > lf , Onuh * .
WholetaloDealer * ID
Agricultural Implements ,
lYammt nnt ! nu Rlc . [ 01 , W9 , ! < J3 and W7 , Jonn it
Artists' Material.
A. HOSPE , , TR. ,
Artists' Materials , I'lanog and Organs ,
; S13 DouitlHt ftrcft , Omih .
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
Bnlldtn's'HardvvaroAScalo Uepitli-Shop
Mochlnlca' Tooli unil IluffMo Rculei. liCk > tougl ft ,
. Omtlm. Neb.
<
Books and Stationery.
A. T. JOi'ATO.y . ( ' CO. ,
\\liu'ofdlo nnd He all
Booksellers and Stationers ,
1522 Donplas nt. . Uiimhn , Ncl > . Ti'lrphono BOI.
floor's and Shoes.
w. r. MOUSE e co.
Jobbers or Hoots and Shoos.
1411 Farnam it , Onmliii , N h. Mauufactorr , Snroicot
/ . T. LAA > /i'l , t > CO. ,
Wholes..lo Huhber Hoots mid Shoos
Ituhuor inn ) Oiled rinthiiiir urnl Kelt Hoots niul
Plinos. 1111 Iliirn-x > * lii > i't _
Beer.
STORZ .C ILER ,
I,9gcr Ucor Urewcra ,
1531 North l lh trcft.JimBh , Neb.
Butch r ' Tool * .
Jam's 'HELLER
Kntchcrs' Tools and Supplies ,
Uniags Caitngt of all klnda nlnsji In atock. 111S
Joneatt. , Omaha
Coffee. Spice * . Etc.
CLARKE BROS. tC CO. ,
Omaha Corrvo and Spice Mills.
Tean.0oirc > . Spleen , Baklnu Vowdor. FIxTorlnirBB-
tracts , Laundry Blue , Ink. Ktc. 14U-16 IJateor
Street , Omaba , Neb.
Cornier. .
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epencter , Prop.
Hannfaetnror of Oalynnliod Iron ni Cornice.
Dod < 9 and 109 nnd lot M , 10th it. . Um h , Nib.
HUEMPING cC 110LTE ,
Manufacturers of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Window * , Flnal > , UetallcI < kyllhtetc. 3108.
1219 < t. , Omaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
Oalranlted Iron Cornice , etc. Snect'ilmproTPd Pat >
ontMetalioSkrllulit. UH and 610 S lili Kt.maha. ( )
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
Jobber * of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths.
I.lnolounia , Mattlnga , Ktc. 1111 Douglas atrvet.
Crockery and Notions.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for 'he Manufacturers nnd Importer * of
( rockery. Glassware ,
Lamp , ChlmimiB , etc. Office , 317 South 13th it
Omnba , Neb.
Monnnotli Clothing1 House ,
Corner hunum and Tenth Streets Oiuaha. Neb.
Commission and Storage.
Commission aud Jobbing.
Butter , EftKsand Traduce. Conilinmenti lollelted.
Ueadnuarters for Stoneware , Jierrr Boies and
tirapo Hankets. 1411 Dodge street , Omaha.
R1DDELL < S RIDDELL ,
Storaire and Commission Merchant * ,
tucclaltlo * Uutt r. ! ! ' . Chuene , roiltrr , Game ,
Ojiters , etc. , etc. 1128. lllu bt.
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchant ! .
Fruits , Produce and Provision ! , Omaha , Neb.
CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Ponltrj. Butter , ( Inme. Fruits , etc. 230 B. Hthst
Omaha. N ti ,
Coal ana" Lime.
Oio. r. iiAhAOH , 1'res. C. F. QOODUiN , V. Pies ,
J. A. tumDiKLAND , Roc. nnd Treas.
OMAHA COAL , COKE < K LIJUE
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
309 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
J. J. JOHXSON if CO. ,
Mannfucturera of Illinois White Lime.
And Shippers of CoM aud Coke. Cement. Planter ,
IJnie. lialr. ( Ire llrlck , Drulu , Til * and fewer 1'lpo.
orncn. Tutor lloti ! . Karnum Ft. , Omiha , .Neb.
Telpmion n | |
Cigars and Tobacco.
MAX MEYE S CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , * Tobacco ,
Quo * and Ammunition , 3li to 223 H llthsu , 1020 to
1IR4 Farni\msl..Omiha..Xh.
WEST C FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wboleialo Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Nua. 1M
and HON. 11th atreet , Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH C CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods < t Notions
111)2 ) anil 1104 KouKlBH , cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
Distillers.
Distiller * of Mquors , Alcohol und Spirits , Importer *
and Jobbers \Vlneaan.l Liquors.
WTLLO W SPRINGS DISTILLE'Jt
CO. and ILER M CO. ,
Importers and Jobboreof Klne YTInn and Liquors.
Bolemanufaoturersof K nnedr' Rast India Bit-
tersunullomrsllci.lquors. 1112 Ilnrner Ht.
furniture.
DEWEY < K STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Kurnam t. . Omaha , Neb.
CHARLES SHI VF.lt ICK ,
Furniture , Uoddingr , Upholstery ,
Groceries ,
CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries anil I'rovisions ,
Koa.70i.7n,709KnJ7llP.lUtlihtOuiiih ( . Neb
JlcCORD , BMAltY t ! CO. ,
Wholesale Oroccr ,
ltn and I.eavenworth Btt > . , Omuhii.
Hardware.
LEE , JfRIKD c CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Hbeet Iron. Kt * . An nl for Howu .Scales ,
and Ulaml PnytderCo.OmahaNeb.
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlofi , Wagon Ntock , Hardware Lumber , We. 1201
and liil llsrner it. , Omnha.
EDNEY A GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon and CarrUKt ) Wood Stok , Heayy llardwarn ,
Etc. Kit and ISi'J Leaveuxurlb it. , Omahu , Neb ,
MILTON ROGERS .C XONff ,
Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
MantklUr U , UraisUoodi. 1311 ana 1U1 Faruaiv
Hlrenl.
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIREGTORl
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Fronihl and r t Iron Uulhlln * Work , Iron $ UlM %
Italllnir , lli'iinn find ( llrilrrii , Hiram Knilnr * . llrn i
Work , 4)t.noral foundry , Mucbltio nn < l
\"ork. . omcij WutktU , I * . T' ' "
It.K.SAn'l'Elt ,
limn fact nrlnu Dealer in SniokeStncksi
Urllclilngii , Ti nk , nn < l llrnrml llollir Uepalrlai ,
1J1J HO.IJB -otlMu li .
V. It. McMANUft. C. SULLIVAN.
OMAHA WIRE .C JttOX WORKX *
Mamiriictiirrrn of
Ire nnd Iron Knlllncrg , Desk llattff.
Tlndnw Ounrctn. Klowor KlniJvVlr Slim , Hi *
1MN. liith. Order * ttf mftll promptlf MttmlcdU.
Lumber ,
OMAHA TUntilER CO. ,
Denier. . AllKluilnof
JBulldliiflr Material at Wholesale
18lti Street und Union r llo Track. Omaha.
LO VIS BRADFORD ,
) oaler in Lumber. Lnth , Lime , Sash.
, Etc. Vardi-Conior7tli and Douflti ) Corntr
Vth ml Doujlim.
CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber , '
14 P. lllhftrcct.OrajihA.Notp. f. Colpftttr. M n gen
Lumber.
IStb and California , trceln , Om h , Neb.
JfRED It' . GRAY ,
Lumber , Lima , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Cor.Uhnnd iiouglat in. . Om U .N x
no AG LAND ,
Lnmbpr.
T. W. ILiRVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offlcf , UK ) Fiirnnm itrcot.Omnrm. \
VHA8. li. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Vood C ri > eti aud Parquet Flouring. Slli nnd DongM
Oniabft.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported nnd American 1'orlltnd Cement. Itat4
Agent forMllniiukce Hydraulic Ccnivut and Beit
gulliry White Urae.
Lire Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John r. Bojd , B'jp rtntendetit.
Lin Stock Commission.
McCOY BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Miirket f nrnlMieil f reo nn npplli ntlon. BtnrVer * and ]
( ueders furnlihtd on uon.l turniK Rcr rpnc f |
Omalm Satlnnnl Ilinkiiml South Omaha Niitlomll
Union IHock Vnrdi , HoiHh Onmhii
31. BURKE .0 NOW , .
Live Stock Commission. (
_ CJiio. Iliirkr ,
Dnlon Stock Yardf.H. Omaha. Telephone 68J.
SAVAGE ,1) GREEN , k
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment * of any anil all kind * of Stock tollclled *
Union Stock Yard * . Omaha. Nub. i
Millinery and notions.
I. OBERFELDER .0 CO. ,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
1213 and 12151 larnoy St. eet , Omnha , Neb.
Motions.
Whnleiiale Denlori In
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
4XI ( and 406 B. Tenth 81 , Omnhn.
Overalls.
'W U
COMPANY , ,
Manufacturers of Overalls , ' '
tnti , Bhlrti , Ktc. 1107 and 11M Uoualm Street.
Omaha , N b. T
PAPER
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Pnjicr Dealers.
Carry B nice Block of 1'rlntliiK , WrupnliiK anilVrlt -
Inif pnper. ( jiiprlnl Htti-ntlon nlvon t < i rnr land nr
onlera , wblrh will lie ahliipeil direct fruin mill" . All
irdt-rn will rocelvo iiernonul attontlnn. WO IIHI >
nnte ooil good * and low prices. 1114 and llll
DougluiSt.
Printing.
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , Plank Dook Hakorsr ,
And Book Blnclcn. lot ! and IDA Routli Kourtoontt
atraot. Omalm , Nob.
WESTERNNEWSPA P ER UNION
Auxiliary PiibliHhcrs.
D aleralaTyp . I'rcnaa and Printers' Suppllos. KM
Boulli Twelfth Street.
BROU'NELL C CO. ,
ManiifHCturnrs nnd Dcnlcrn In
, lioilcrs & ( ieneral Machinery
tibect Iron work , Sto-im I'uniur.Hitir Mllli , Acma
SbaftlnK.Dodg * Woodipllt Pulltri , Belting , atu ,
Altowacoia , arap naadD aUtlM. U1MUU * -
Ten worth it. Omnhit
CHURCHILL PUMP COT
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittinps ,
Steamnnd Water Hunpllea. HeailquHitcM for Maat
Joo'tTxi'ii liu.xli. llll I aruiioi H.Oinnhn. Nell.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP1
COMPANY.
nalladar Wind Mllist rteam and Wfcter Siipnllea ,
1'luuiulnKOoPtlii , Hultlnic , lli e. HIS nd 1(20 far-
naiu at. , Oinnhn. H K. Feltnn , Mtt
Ttlephnno No.VlU.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
PnmpH , Pipes and Knginea.
Bteiun , Water. Hallway and Milling Hupnllcr.
Wa , innd mtt-amaui t.O.-.mlia , Kt\ > .
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA
Manulaiturer mid liaalor' In nil kind * ot
Rubber ( Joods ,
Oil riiitlilnc niul IxMthor llcliliir I'lin ' Knrnnni ct.
5n/es , Etc.
Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock CO.H'
Tire nxd llnnt'ar ' Proof 8 fu , Tlnia IxiPln. Vault *
and JMI Work. IIMJ fnrnnrn strict OniHhs. Nab ,
G. ANDREEN ,
Onmlia Safe Works.
ManufacturerHnf Hr iinil lIurKlnrl'rfxif Bnfci , VauK
leer ( . \Vnrk.rlhutier und \\lru Work. Cor.
lUb niul Jarkmm HtiOnmliH. . Nab.
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Sash , Doors , Etc.
'
M.
Wholeiale Manufacturer * of
Sash , Doors , llimln ! anil JloilldlnfifS ,
llronch oWce.Hi'u hi.u Ijr.r.l ts , O- = h ; , . " - ' . .
BO UN MANUFACTUniNG CO.t
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould'jii ' ; .SUIr Work ttnrt Interior Hard Wood
Juat opened. N. K ror. fltliiincl IXJUTCQ worth Hti.
Omabii , Neb.
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THE CAPITOL HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
The lust known unU mo t popular hotel lit
tlioHiulo. Location timtinl , upiKilnlmentii Uii > J
class. Ilciidiiiiiirluia lor coiiunuiuirtl men nuJl
ull iiolltkal itiid puhllu uutliriliura
K. 1' . UOOOKN. 1'roprletor.
School , County asd City
We will | > iiy hlKhost pilco lor mine.
Mmlout lowest rates , ( . ' ( iiirftpoiideiice
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