THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1887.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Bnddon Break in Corn Oansecl By Bains in
Kansas and Nebraska.
IMMENSE TRANSACTIONS MADE.
Beam Pound ttic Mnrkct llenvlly , Hut
it FallH to Go to I'lccrs Wheat
Open * l < 'irtn tint Also
lircakn.
CHICAGO pnonucc : MARKET.
CHICAGO. An ust 3. [ Special Tclcernm
to the tints. I Corn was excited and higher
on tliii curb yesterday Afternoon , but the
opening this morning was ' ( SYc under ycs-
terdny'g closlnu' rano on reports ot rain in
Kansas and Nubniskn. Commlislon mur-
chants weiu the llrst to hear of tliu rain from
their country customers , but tlie nuncral
crowd "uaught on" pro ntly and the result
was a combined attack on tlio market No
rains were heard of anywhere else over the.
com district except Kansas and Nebraska ,
but showers In these states furnished thn
loiriH an excuse for unloading their holdings
and the bears for raiding the market. I'rlmo
telegraphs from 1)wight that "thoRcncral sit
uation Irom Ohio to Kansas on corn was
never worse than at thu present moment. "
.Hundreds of dispatched nnd letter * from
rvcry ipmrtcr ot the "burnt" area were re
ceived testifying to the same state of things.
Nevertheless the market was rlpo for a , reac
tion from tliu r.iiigi ; attained on the bulge.
The transactions tor the day footed up an
enormous aggregate and an average shrink-
In of l'f@lBC as compared wlt'i ' yesterday.
That the market did not break all to pieces
under thu pressure of the olf'-rliKS Is pioof
that the general public Is under It with both
shoulders. I'aekers , too , were notable strong
nnd linn friends of corn. It Is commonly
believed that as a class the packers keep very
well posted on thu condition of thu corn
crop , Trading In September began at
tlc. The lilllim ot numberless small
orders lirmed the market at the
outset and 41c was obtained.
Then the market yielded , not being arrested
until 40)i'c was reached. Dining the last two
hours of the session September ranged 40 % @
414c , the market hardening perceptibly all
the while until just before the close , when It
was raided down at 40j c on dispatched an
nouncing that rains had progressed fus far
eastward as Kansas City. October started In
nt 42fc , sold up toJ'JKc and on * &c , ad
vancing to 4'Jjfc and closing at 41c. . No
vember opened at 43c , hold up to 43 , ' c , oil to
41c , closing at 4-'n. There wns a very lartro
trade In May. which opened at 45'c , ad
vanced to 4r % ( < i4rC { , broke oil to 44c , turnIng -
Ing and advancing to 4. " > % c. There was a
rattling trade between 45c and ' 5c , and
heavy buying by parties was Hie feature ot
the day. Toward the end of the session May
eased oil with the rest of tliu market and
closed at 44'fc.
Wneat was active early. The tendency of
values was downward and prices closed J < @
Jfc lower than yesterday , and very near tlio
inside ligures of thu present year und uencr-
ntlou. The ntnrtlng trades In September
wereat7u ; < c. The market slid down Kc
more In sympathy with corn , Soptcuibfr
touching fi'JJfc , October In the meantime iro-
Ing from TJ' ' c to71 * e , and December from
75 , ' c to 74c. trade in the last named option
being lidit. Values woiked nearly back to
the openini ; range and the tonu of the mar
ket was lirm. but It wilted during the last
fifteen minutes of the session , tlio closing
prices being ncarl ? at thu Inside of the day ,
nt 74 c for December.
Speculation In oats was only moderately
active and there was a Hllght reaction
from yesterday's bulge under less urcent
demands from the shorts and In sympathy
with the decline in corn. The market opened
pretty linn , but the closing ligures were at
the bottom tor all futuies this side of May ,
there being a decline In September and Oc
tober of ) fc. The linal closings lor August
and May were Mdfe olf.
Provisions were unfavorably affected by
the reaction in corn. Next winter's deliv
eries , which are beginning to receive consid
erable attention , were again titronger , but
In near futures , months embraced In the
summer packing season , the feeling was eas
ier. For August , the decline suffered in
Bhort ribs was 1-i c , for September , inc. and
for October , 17&c. Lard was relatively
stronger than short ribs , though October
closed a trlllo easier , with September un
changed and August only U } c higher. The
year and January pork showed an advancn
at the close of lO gific. and January lard and
ehort ribs of r . September , tlio pivotal
month , sold at 80.70f0.77K ( for lard , and
88.00QS.17X for short ribs , closing at S0.72X
00.75 and 88.00 respectively. August Ian ;
ranged lO lUKc under and October
over September. October short ribs sold nt
September prices , while August was quoted
6@7Kc under September. The year pork
closed at 81ii.ar ) . January pork at 81B.7.r. , No
vember lard ut 3 .i"K ! , January lard at S0.80 ,
nnd January short ribs at $0.45.
CHICAGO MVIO STOCK.
CHICAGO , Aiuust 3. ( Special lelegram to
the UKK.J OATTI.B Prime native steers
were , scarce and selling about the same as
yestorda ) . All other descriptions ot natives
were lower , but just what the decline was
would bo dll1tc".lt to get at on account of the
Irregular range of prices. Anything show
ing grassy appearance was Uilllcult to sell at
any price. About S4.00 ! .ro bought the best
cnttlo lu the yards outside of a lot ot show
steers , for which 94.75 was bid and refused.
The great bulk of so-called fat cattle , good
enough for shipment alive or dressed , sold
betwcuii ti.75 : nnd bi.S7 : > , and from that
down to Jo.-i5 for rough and common. Large
lots of well bred stock , but thin , sold to eo
back into the country within a range of S2.GO
Of ; V.iV The atocker nnd feeder trade remains
unchanged. Shipping steers , 13.V ) to 1500
IN , S4.10C4I.7& : 1-00 to K'M llis , 3.70.j4.'r : ) ( , :
050 to 1-JOO Ibs , SX'JOc tS.)0 ! ; stackers and
feeders , 81. . ' .Odl'-.MO ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
82.75 ; Texas cows , Sl.G5.f,2.S5 ( ; steers , 52.40
1 1 on R Trade was only moderately active.
Local Imylntt was limited to the wnnts of the
two blir packing linns and the shipping was
light. I'rlmo heavy sorts ruled steady , but
all others sold n shade lower. Indiana and
Michigan grasscrn showed up In large num
bers to-day and sold at any price that could
be obtained. As compared with corn fed of
the i-ame average grasserg hell nt : ir > ( riiOc !
discount. The uest corn fud heavy , S5.40 ( > j
( .W. and 5. a < 3D. 5 for mixed ; light sorts ,
85.)5(3i.40. ; ) (
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FINANUIAU
Nr.w YOIIK , AUKiist : ! . [ Special Telegram
to the lli : . | STOCKS. The feeling In
stock circles still remains feverish , but the
market exhibited more stability and opened
Irregular , but on a majority of stocks at
bllghtly higher prices. The large shorts
bouisht moderately. Deacon White and Kuos
A Co. took Western Union and lifted it i ; {
percent. London wns a good bujeraud
there appeared to bo more orders from con-
gervutlve buyers In the market , but there wns
nothing lu the situation to warrant any radi
cal change but the desire ot the etiorts to
com. The absence ot any ruling Jnnd sen
sational minors had a beneficial effect , and
dm lug the morning the whole list Improved
from . ' /to'.Vs' per cent , lnckawanna and
Itcading having the lead. The Uould stocks ,
although regarded suspiciously joined In the
upward movement , and Missouri Pucllio ad
vanced 1 } , ' but lost the advance. ' Despite the
reduction In earnings for July ot JIW.OOO , It
advanced 1 % , but reacted K- Northwestern
was supported by the Vaudcrbllt jwoplo nnd
gained W The rest of the list followed Ir
regularly , except Louisville A Nnshvlllc ,
which wns the weakest property owing to
selling by London , and ranged lower than
yesterday. The last hour the market devel
oped surprising strength. The shorts con
tinued to cover and the close wns linn at
almost the outside figures of the day , with
advances ranging from ? ' to 2V per cent ,
l.nrknwannn and Northwestern having the
lead. Omaha showed a 2 point gam.Westcrn
Union 2. Now Kuglaud , Central Tactile nnd
Lake Shore IK. Texas I'acltlc W , 1'acltlo
Mall lJ f , Heading We , Louisville Jt Nasu-
tllle J . AltUoufiU the TOluuie ot Duslnesi
was lighter , a more satisfactory feeling prc-
vniled and the Kcncr.il opinion was that the
worst had been seen. There Is still , however ,
n suspicion that unless the United States
treasurer takes some action to decrease the
Absorption of money by the treasury , a
stringent money nmrkct will be witnessed In
the near future , and bear a dull movement ,
liuslncss with Chicago houses was only fair.
The sales wero04,100 shares.
( lovKii.vMr.NTb Government bonds were
dull but ( inner.
YKHTKHDAV'S O.UOTATIOXS.
I'HODUOK . -
Chloazo. August 3. Following quota
tions are the 2:30 : closing tigures :
Flour Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Weaucr , dull nnd tame , closlni :
° © ? below yesterday ; cash , es 'caGb c ;
September , "Oc ; October , 71 ll-10c.
Corn Active and generally easier , closing
'O'/c below yesterday ; cnsh. 40 3-lGc ; Sep
tember , 40 15-ir.c ; October , 4l c.
Oats Unsettled and weaker , closing j c
lower ; cash , 25o ; September , WKc.
Jlye Steady at 4HXW44c.
Bailey Steady at fti c.
rlme Timothy Seed September , S2.22 ®
'riax Seed ? 1.00.
Whlskv-81.10.
I'ork Moro active , strong nnd higher :
cnsh , 815.00 ; year feltf.28 < V ia.30 ; January ,
Sl'J.75.
Lurd Moderately active nnd easier ; cash ,
80.00tO.G2H ( : September , 8li.WJiOiO.7f' ; Oc
tober. | fl.bOsC ( > 2K.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders , S5.60@i.OO ; short
clear. 8S.40fflS.4r. ; short ribs , J7.-J.J.
Butter Firm and higher ; creamery , 20@
26Mc ; dairy , lf.(524c. (
Cheese ( julet ; lull cream Cheddars and
Hats , WrtOKc ; Voting Americas , USflglDc ;
skims , OJi'QTc.
Kggs-Dull at lOXOll c.
Hides Steady ; heavy green salted ; 7k'c ;
light do. 7J(4 c ; salted bull hides. Cc ,
green salted calf , 8 > ; @ 9c ; dry Mint , 12 < jjl3c ;
drv calf , lUMic : ; deacons ! ! 0c each.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 country , solid ,
quotable nt 4c ; No. 2 , 3o ; cake , 4e.
HecoUtt.i. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . : , ( XH ) 21,000
Wheat , bu . M.ooo 127.000
Corn , bu . Sia.ooo 125.000
Oats , bu . SbC.ooti 147,000
Kye , bu . 4,000
Barley , bu . b.OOO 2,000
Now York. August 3. Whfint Itecoipts.
UfJOyO ; exports , 2.T0.300 ; spot lots de
clined ; ( S } < c and options KXc. closing
heavy nt near bottom rates ; ungraded red ,
75t * 1 ; /c ; No. 1 reel , nominal ; No. 2 red ,
7lM4'c in elevator , SO'V@SO fc delivered , 7'JKc
f. o. b. ; September closed nt bOgc.
Corn Snot lots declined about ? c nnd op
tions ' 4it'lHC. ( closing weak ; receipts , 11,000 ;
exports , : il,000 ; ungraded led , 47tf4bKc ( ;
No. S , * 7'k-c f. o. b , 4S'8i3JH c delivered ,
September closing at48c.
Oats VC ( } cs lower : receipts. 111,000 ; ex
ports , IM'J ; mixed western , ol@y Jo ; white
western , : ! 7@41e.
I'etroleura Steadv ; United , 67Vc.
Kgirs Firm ; tair intjuiry ; western , 12(3) ( )
15c.
15c.I'ork
I'ork Steadv but In moderate request.
Lard More active and generally steady ;
western steam , spot quoted nt SO.'JOQO.oa.
Butter Firm and demnnd fair ; western ,
12ii ( ± 'c ; western creamery , 18 ( < t24e.
Cheese Finn but rather quiet ; western
factory , 7@8 > c.
MinnoapnllH , August 3. Wheat Mar
ket stnady and tirm ; No. 1 hard , August ,
71c ! ; September , T c ; No. 1 noithern ,
Angus. 70 c ; September , 70 e ; No. 3
northern , August , CSc ; September C'J ' c.
On tracK : No. 1 hard , TSJte : No. 1 north
ern , 72Wc ; No. 2 northern , 70 > ic ,
Flour Market steady ; patents , | 4.10@-.25 | ;
bakers. 83.2 < xa .SO.
Kocolpts-Whoat , 38,000.
Shipments Wheat , 62,000 bu ; flour , 22,000
bbls.
bbls.Milwaukee.
Milwaukee. Aucust 3 Wheat Unset
tled and weak ; Kfe'Jic ' lower ; September ,
Corn Dull and lower ; No. 3 , 40 } < c.
Oats-Steady ; No. 3 white , 2SJe ,
Kyo Steady and tirm ; No. 2 , 4f > ytc bid.
llarluy Uii30ttled and drooping ; Septem
her. GOJfc.
I'rovlslons-Qulet ; pork , August , 815.00.
Cincinnati , Aupust 3. Wheat Firmer
No.2red , We. .
Corn Active , strong and higher ; No. 3
mixed , 434 Mc. , , . ,
Oats StroiiKor : No. 2 mixed , 37)ic. )
Uye-Steady ; No. S , 47c.
Provisions SU-ady and unchanged ; ports ,
S 15.00.
Lard-Firmer at 50.37' , ' .
Whisky Active and lirmer at 81.05.
St. Ijouls , August 3. Wheat-Lower ;
cash , C9ic ; September 71tfc.
Corn Lower ; cash. 37u ; .Septemher , 80ic.
Oats-Firmer ; cash , 23jo ; Septomher ,
.
i'ork-Dullnt 815.50.
Lard.40. .
Whlsky-Sl.05. .
Butter Unchanged ; creamery , 19@23c ;
dairy , 14@K'e '
iCaniia * City , August 3. Wheat Steady ;
iNo. 2 red , none on the market.
Corn Firmer ; No. a , cash , 30c : Septem
ber. 35 e ; y nr , 3i ! fe bid ; KlXc asked.
Outs No. a cash , 22u bid.
New Orlenn * . August 3. Corn Firm ;
mixed , 4'Jc : yellow , 50c ; white , 55f.
Oats Irregular at 34 ( < $35u.
Corn Meal-Steady at 'J. : .
Hot 1'roducts Dull : pork , IU75 ; lard ,
SO.O'JU' .
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 85.80 ; long crlea
and clear rib , | 3.12 > f.
LlVC STOCtt.
Chicago , August 3. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts. 11.000 ; strong for good ,
others weak ; shipping steers , 83.0 ! < ; i
4,75 ; stockers and leedeis , ? l.50igy.lO ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , S1.00Q-.75 ; Texas cattle ,
.
Hogs Kecelpts , 12,000 ; strong for good.
grassers I5c off ; rough and mixed , Jl..HKrt
5.i'i ! ; packing nnd shipping , ( S.l&u&.Cu ;
light , 84..w5.35 ; skips , M.OO4.1'0. ( '
Sheep Ufcolpts. 4,000 ; dull. and 15ft25n
lower : natives , 82.50 ( 4.15 ; western , * i.OO
( < iSi.50 : ; Texnns , | 2.5Uii3.CO ; lambs. 5 > 4.uori ;
5.00.
Nutionnl Stock Yarcli. Knst Ht.
lioulB , 111. . Auguut 3. Cattle Kecelpts ,
2,1)00 ) ; shipments , MO ; market nctlve nnd
steady ; choice heavy natlvn steers.
84.004,2.V ( ! butchers' steers , fair ot choice ,
tauowUU ; feeders , fair to good. 13.CKM3.GO ;
stoekers , fair to good. a.W ( < 3.iJ5.
HOIH Kfcelpts , 4,000 : shipments. r X ) ;
thu market was active nnd steady ;
choice heavy butchers' bulcctlons , ? 5.40(34.wi ( :
packers and Yorkers , medium to choice ,
S5.lOg5.35 ( ; pigs , common to good , 84.00(3
MO.
MO.K
K nsa Clty , Ainint3. Cattle Receipts ,
1,700 ; Hhipments _ _ J . , . ! 2,700 . _ ! . _ ; choice . . _ _ _ t.i.t steady < } HKf.kO : others IkK.
ilog * llecelpts , 10,500 ; shipments , 3,800 ;
tin marKCt was steady for cholcn ; erassers
not wanted ; good to choice , SO.lCx35.2V com
mon to mediuui , S4.Wg5.lO.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Wednesday , Aue 3.
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle were lighter than
yesterday by 200 head. The market WHS a
little slaw hut was strouc on eood native
corn fed steer * . One bunch ot very line
steers hroucht 94.05 , the top for some time ,
There was iot ) much butchers stocK In but
wliat UUJf Uid9 waa mostly o u
was some Inquiry for stockers nud there
were n few sold.
HOKH.
The run of hoes n little heavier than yes
terday. Thoqunllty of the hogs wns not ns
good as vesterday nnd there were n
good many very common hogs In. The mar
ket WAS about 5c lower to open but wns
rather uneven. The buyers held back not
wanting the hogs nt the prices. The salesmen
were nlso alow to accept the decline and n
good many loads were held until afternoon.
The market closed with ten lends left unsold
and nt n decline of nbout lOc from yestcrdny's
market. However one very good load of
heavy lings sold late at $5.25 , showing that
the decline was heavier on light and mixed
than on good heavy.
There were none In and nothing doing on
the mnrkct.
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Ilecelpw.
Cattle . 700
Hos . i ' . . 4.500
Horses . 24
Prorallltiit I'rlcet.
Showing the prevailing prlcaj paid for II va
stockon this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs . . . . 83.90(94. ( 00
Choice steers. 1100 to t : Xi Ibs. . . 3.Nr < .t.S
Fat little steers WOO to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.00fc : ) .7.-i
Corn-fed range steers 1300 to 1400 B.GOfo3.S.-
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . a.75fa3.00
Common to medium cows . 2.00@2. . ' < 0
Uood to choice bulls . i.7.Vrfi2S
Lleht and medium hoes . 4.iKdi5.00 )
( lood to choice heavy heirs . 5.1505.20
Uood to choice mixed hogs . 5.00(45.10 (
ItcproHontativo Mates.
NATIVE S1KKHS.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r.
18. . . .1108 S3.75 C2..1454 84.05
COWS.
No. Av. 1'r. No , Av. 1'r.
1. . . . ! UI ( S'3. ' < > 0 12. . . . KW ! 52.50
13. . . . WO 2.25 21. . . . 10GO 2.03
IltlTCIIKItS STiiil9. : :
No. Av. 1'r.
5. . . . 1110 S3.60
STOCKII : ! .
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Tr.
2. . . . MO S2.M ) 20. . . . IOCO S3.00
7. . . . 1011 2.00
HOOK.
No. Av. Shk. 1'r. No. Av. Shk. Pr
71..20U 100 S4.JM IU..240 40 S5.15
r > 9..17.i 40 4.SH ) Ofi. . . . 252 W ) 5.1ftiV
31..W 7 120 6.00 7J..2.J2 120 fi..1 } *
M..229 bO 505 0:1. : . . .201 ICO 5.15
75 . . .229 240 5.05 70. . . .205 240 6.15
09 . . .210 40 5.05 05. . . . 259 40 5.15
07. . . .249 200 5.03 70. . . .240 100 5.15
08 . . .244 ! 2bO r..0.OS..2fi4 120 5.15
05 . . .229 40 5.05 71. . . . 257 40 5.1ft
08. . . . 251 110 5.10 17. . . . 278 280 5.15
08 . . .SKI ' 40 5.10 6J..271 80 5.15
09. . . .220 120 5.10 07. . . .2.17 40 5.15
BU..201 5.10 52. . . . 274 5.15
01 . . .219 120 6.10 C0..2M ) 120 5.15
73..19J 40 5.10 71. . . . 234 80 5.15
73. . . .214 SO 5.10 Cd..3a 80 5.17 !
70. . . .2:57 : 100 5.10 07. . . .278 N ) 5.17K
05. . . . 2IIL 160 5.11) ) 57..H07 240 5.17K
121. . . . 200 200 5.10 ( i0..290 ! 5.20
m..2 0 120 5.10 59. . . .209 2SO 5.20
.VJ..240 100 5.10 5S..297 200 5.20
72. . . .210 40 5.10 G4..2GO 100 5.20
64. . . . 231 12JJ 5.10 02. . . . 200 40 5.20
07. . . . 255 100 5.15 59 . . .2oO 40 5.25
( KJ..2fia 120 5.10 51. . . .209 M ) 5.20
70. . . . ' . ' 5J 120 5.12 > c * ' m ao ° 5- "
75. . . . 204 400 5.15 53. . . . 328 5.25
Live Btouk Sold.
Showtngthu number of head of stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTLE.
Loeal . -r 2
Shippers . )
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Total . . . 102
110(13.
Anglo American Packing Co . 1474
( i. U. Hammond < & Co . 475
Armour tV Co . b-14
Squires it Co . _ 120j
Total . ' . . 3 , < .W
Unsold . ' . 6'XI
'Ill1
Slilptnicnt.H.
Showing the amount of stock shipped over
the dilfcrent roads to-day.
CATTI.I : .
8 . N. W . Chicago
4 . C. , B. & ( J . Chicago
20 It. 1 Jollet
All saloj or stocic in tuts market nro made
per cwt. ll"o weight unless otherwlso stated.
Dead hogs sell at Kc per Ib. for all weight *
"Skins , " or 110.53 weighing loss than 10J ins.
no value. Proliant sows are docked 40 ItM.
and BtagsSJlbs. by the uuulio Inspector.
Live Stuck Note * ,
Cattle reached F4.03.
Cattle market strong.
A good many light hogs In.
The hog market takes a step down.
A. Laverty , AUiland , was nt the yards.
.lames Daley. Ashland , was hero and
bold two loads ot hogs.
Ton loads of hogs unsold , salesmen unwill
ing to accept the prices.
Moses Nelson , llartlnu'ton , was here and
marketed a load ot cattle.
11. K. Palmerton , lloldrcge , marketed a
load of 'MS Ib noes at $5.22)4.
Beauchump & Johnson , Ord , marketed a
load ot 32S ib lions which topped the marKct
at S5.25.
Among those in with hogs was b. F.
Puarcu of Aurora , who had three loads on
the market.
Mr. Allison , of the firm of Burket & Alli
son , Silver City , la. , was hero and marketed
a load of hogs.
Ab Waggoner has returned from a trip to
Chicago , lie says everyone Is stuck on
Omaha and all want to come hero.
W. 11. Dudley of the lirm of Thompson A
Co. . Council Iflutrs , was out with a load of
23'J ' Ib hogs which sold on the market at 85.20.
li. Ewin , Kxeter , came In with two loads of
1454 Ib native steers of his own tcedint : ,
which topped the market at 84.05. lie also
marketed a load of hogs.
Louis Burke , of the lirm of M. Burke
Sons , who has tor some tiniii past had charge
ot the tior.se and cattle ranch at North Platte ,
Is here and will assist in selling the cattle
consigned to the linn.
The following had stock on the market :
Kepler Brothers , Dorchester ; E. J. Newton ,
Pleasant Dale ; T. W. Lowry , Koca ; F. S.
Pearce A Son. Aurora ; Morrison A W. ,
York ; Charles Hunter. Inavalt-r F. A.Pat
terson , Sarronvllle ; ( r. 11. Flint , Anselmo ;
Durbine , L. A C. Co. , Kock Crook ; Williams
ifcl. ( , Ames ; ( ioortro Weber , Johnston ; J.
M. Dills A Sou , Scribncr ; A. M. Spooner A
Co. , Hooper ; J. Thompson A Co. , Carson ;
Nelson A 1. , Oakland : It. U. Uamincl , Her
man : ( } . Urosvener , Tekamali ; Askwlg A
Co. , Oakland ; Shephard A U. , Arlington.
Among those having stock on the market
were the following : J. Hustle , Talma e ; O.
M. Young , Berlin : Joe Ellis , Dowitt ; T. C.
Tagg , Waco ; W. Wyant , ( ! ermautown ; Pe
terson A Co. , dretna ; H. F. ( ileason , Bloomington -
ington ; C. D. Moon- , Harvard : Snowden A
P. , Broken Bow ; H. Stevenson A Co. , Ans-
loy ; Pearson A W. , Litcliliuld ; A. Mandle-
baiim , Blue Hills ; Cook A C. . Hebron ;
Wenholtx A A. , Orleans : A. L. Spearman ,
Springfield ; Al Dexter , Blair ; J. Conway ,
Hartington ; J. M. Davoy , Ponca ; .M. Nel
son , Harttngton ; John Lmnke , Millard ;
Ileno A S. , Oakdale : Nye W. M. Co. , Nick-
ei.son ; John Cronin , O'Ncll ; A. Ciulse ,
Stuart.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAUKKTS.
Wednesday , Aug. 3.
I'rocluoc.
fhc following nre the prices nt whtch
round lots of jicoilucc arc sold In Wtls mar
ket.
ket.EQOS The bulk of the good stock Is mov
ing at He. The receipts are not heavy and
the demand Is talr.
BUTTEU There Is nocood butter coming
In and the mnrket Is linn. There Is an ac
tive demand for strictly choice butter ami an
occasional choice package goes at lG@17c.
The best dairy butter is soiling at
HQ16o per pound , fair to good , ll@13c ; In
ferior , 1
OIIKKSK Fancy full cream Cheddars ,
Ingle , lOc ; full cream twins. lOU'c ; Young
Americas , He ; brick cheese , 100 Ibs , In case ,
new , 12c ; Llmburcer. 100 Ibs , In case , new ,
lie ; Swiss , fancy Ohio , new. ll c.
1'oui.TUY The receipts of spring chickens
_ : e very liberal. Uood stock is golne at 82.50
JX.T tloz. , and U requires very choice largo
ones to bruit ; more tlmn that. Old fowls are
sell I UK readfiy * t Si"5@3.io. There a few
ducks ccuiluu ii > wblcU are selling at 2.00-3
. The receipts are not heavy
and tlio market Is firm. Stocks are moving
ONIONS. The market Is fairly well sup
plied with Bond stocic. The .price for good
stocn Is 53.00 per bbl.
URANB. There are a few very good Cull-
forula beans on the market which arc held
at 81.00 per bushel. Hand picked navy beans
Up quoted at | U5 per bushel auU Hie other !
grades are gelling Irom that llguro down to
( 'UMK. There Is no tf mo coming In , the
weather being too warm to handle It.
CAIHIAOK. Large choice heads are wottu
GOftt 75c per dozen.
BKimtns A few are coming In but the re
ceipts are llirht and barely equal to the city
demniid. The stock fortlio mo.U part Is not
suitable for shipment. Blackberries. 82.75.
per 10 o.t case ; blueberries 35.00 per stand.
TOMATOK.S Home-trrown stock is becom-
Intr plentv and was sold at very low pi Ires
to-day , in some Instances as-low as50c a
bushel. ( ! oed stock tliitt would bear ship-
pine Is worth 81.00 a buMiel.
Pl.r.Ms Good California plums are mov
ing at Sl.fX ) nor bo < .
Piit'NF.s There are some very fine largo
prunes on the market which are selling at
Sl.GO.
LKMONS T.'iere are ROIHU very fancy largo
Malori lemons on thn market which nre sell
ing ot 89.00. There are a few Vemolll
lemons on the market which are selling at
S7.M ) .
OUANOKS There are very few on the mar
ket. Mosslnas nro selling nt 87.00.
BANANAS Choice treon bunches are
lirm nt ? 3.00@4.00.
PKACIIF.S The market Is well sunplled
with California stock \\elch Is selling at
S1.50U1.75 ( per box.
OPKAIIS Thrro Is a largo supply of very
good pears In the market : choice Baitlett
pears are trolng nt 82.50 per box.
MKI.OXS The supply of wntcrtnclons on
the market is very larcc. Fair id/ed water
melons nro selling at 812.50 per hundred.
Mush melons are soiling at 81.75 per do/
( iiiAi'is : There are a few southern trrapcs
coming In which are selling at lOc a pound.
Nr.CTAKiNES There nro a few nectarines
beginning to come Irom California which
sell at 81.75 n box.
APPI.KS Cnolco stock bold on the market
to-day nt S2.75 per bbl.
Ciir.nnir.s There a few Michigan cherries
arriving whlcih soil at 83.50 per 10-qt caso.
CKI.CHT There is now plenty ot cootl cel
ery coming in , which bulls at ; ! jiZ40o ( per duz.
Grocer's Llsr.
Corner. Ordinary grades , \V ( ilW4c } : tali *
20 ( < i2lo : prime. 2l@J ; > c : choice , 22 ( < i24o : lancy
gieen and yellow , 2iif2 ! ( , " < ej old covornment
Java. Si2Sc ; Interior Java , 24@2fic ; Mocha ,
2X : iOc : Aibiickle'sroasted , 25'Jc ; McLaugh-
Iln7s XXXX , 2.i4c ' ; Dilwortfi1s , 25c ; Red
Cross , 254'c.
CAN.MD : GOODS Oysters , standard , per
case , S2.'JOii.lO ( : : .strawberries , 2 Ib , per case.
$2.IOf < ? 2.45 ; raspberries , 2 Hi , per case , S'J.40rJS
2.45 ; California pears , per case , S4.SO < fi > 4.40 ;
apricots , uer case , 83.50 ( < ri.OO : ; peaches , per
case , S4.'JO < ( f5.00 ; white cherries , per case ,
85.50 plums , per case , 8t.40@3.50 : : blue
berries , per ca o , 81.85 : egg plums , 3
Ib. .per case , 82.50 ; pineapples , 2 Ib ,
per case. S3.20Q15.75 ; 1 Ib mackerel , per do/ ,
81.tt : ; 1 Ib salmon , per doz. 81.55(31.60 ; 12 b
gooseberries , per case , 82.00 ; 2 Ib string
beans , per case , 81.70 ; 2 Ib lima beans , nor
case , 81.00 ; 2 Ib murrowtat peas , per case ,
82.40(32.50 ( ; 2 Ib early June poas. per case ,
82.75 ; 3 Ib tomatoes , 82.45 < < j2.60Jibcom ; ,
82.50.
PitovisioNS llauis , 1212 > c ; breakfast
bacon , lOj CojlO je : bacon sides 12'i't3121 c ;
drv salt , Bfrtb e ; .shouldors , "Jfc : tlrled beef
hams , IDftJl-lc : dried beef regular , 12)chams ; ,
plonlc , 8XJtyp.
WOODKNWARE Two-hoop palls , per do ,
01.45 : : i-noop pails , 81,65 ; No. 1 tub. 80.50 ;
No. 2 tub , S5.50 ; No. 3 tub , SJ.50 ; wash
boards , S1.75 : assorted bowls , 52.25 ; No. 1
churns , S'J ; No. a churns , 88 ; No. 3 churns ,
87.
87.STAucji Mirror Gloss , BJfc ; ( Jravcs Corn ,
Cc ; Oswego ( iloss , 7c : Oswego Corn. 7c.
BuooMS-Kxtra 4 tie , S3 ; No. 1,52.25 ; No.
2 , 52 ; heavy stable. 4.
SvitL'i' No. 70 , 4-L'allon kegs. 8L32f31.35 ;
New Oilcans , per gallon. iWf Gc : maple
syrup , hall bbls "old time , " per gallon , 70c ;
1-gallon cans , per do10.00 : balt-uallou
cans , per do$5.50 ; quart cans SU.OO.
CANDY Mixed , bjjwilc ; stick , bXfSOXc.
CUACKIKS : tlarneau's soda , butter and
picnic , 4 > $ c : creams , 7Xc ; ginger snaps , 7J < c :
city soda , " \c.
PIKKI.KB .Medium , In bbls , 87.00 ; do In
half bbls , 84.00 ; small , In bbls , SS.OO ; do in
half bbls , 84.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , S'J.OO ' ; do lu
half bbls , 85.00.
evaporated , 27@'JSc ; blackberries , evaporated ,
O'ifta'JXc ' ; pitted cheirles , uy l'Zc ; peaches ,
new , U's , Xa ; evaporated peeled peaches ,
c ; evaporated , unpared , c ; new currants ,
? f@7c ; priinos , 4Kt < * 4/c ; citron , 3.r c ; rai
sins , l.nmloii lavtii-s , S1.7 : > ; CnllTornia , loose
muscatels , SI. 03 ; now Valeiiclas , 7Mc.
KHKINIIO LAUD Tierce. 7c ; 40-lb sriuaro
pans , 7c ; 50-lb round , c ; 20-lb round ,
e ; 10-lb nails , 7 > c ; Mb palls , 7c ; 3-lb
palls , .
TOIIACCO Lorlllard's Climax. 37c ; Splen
did , 3Sc ; Mechanic's Delight , 40c : Leggett &
Meyer's Star , i)7c ) ; Cornerstone , 37c ; Drurn-
mond's Horse Shoe , 37c ; T. J. , 81o ; Sore's
Spearhead , 37c.
THAS Japan , per Ib , 20(350c ( ; gunpowder ,
2.X : iOc ; Youne Hyson. 30 i50c ; Congou , C5@
70c ; Oolong , 30@C5c.
General Markets.
SPIIUTS Cologne spirits , Ibs proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 prool. 81.10 ; do 18b proof , S1.09. Alcohol ,
IKS proof. S2.10 per wine gallon. Kedlstllled
whiskies , Sl.OOt&UX ) . ( Jin blended. Sl. i@
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. S2.00QO.OO ; Ken
tucky and Tennsylvanla ryes , 82.uoan.50 ;
( iiildeu Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
St.r)0Ui.OO. ( : llrnndles , Imported , S5.iMab.50 ;
domestic , 81.30C4i.oo. : Olns , Imported , l.fifi ( ) (
0.00 ; domestle , 91.2503.00. Champagnes , im-
iiorted , per case , S2S.OO@31.00 ! ; American , per
case. S10.00J10.00. (
HIDES Green butchers' , 5K@"c ;
cured , 7Mc ; dry Hint , ll ( < J12o : dry salt ,
lOc ; green ealf .skins , 7j < j'e ; damaged hides ,
two-thirds price. Tallow He. Grease 1'rlnie
white , 3c ; yellow. 2c ; brown , 1K& Sheep
pelts , 25@75c
HKAVV HABDWAIIK Iron , rate , 82.70 ;
plow btciil , special cast , 4J. c ; crucible steel
OKc ; cast tools , do , iSMlftc ; wa-on spokes ,
per set , 82.00(33.50 ( ; hubs , per set , 81.3S ; fel
lees , sawed dry , 81.00 ; tongues , each , Hc ) ;
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , C@7c ;
coil chain , per Ib , < % @Wc ; malleable , 8lOc ;
Iron wedges , Cc ; crowbars , Cc ; harrow teeth ,
4.Vc ; spring steel , 4M5c ; Burden's horse
slioes , 84.75 ; Burden's mule shoos , 85.75.
Barbed wire' In car lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 60 82.60 ; steel nails ,
82.75.
Dry Lumber.
DIMENSIONS AND TIM Hints.
12 ft'U ' ft 10 ft U It 20 It,22 ft 21 ft
17.50 IT.fiO 17.M 1U.M ) 20.00 20.W22.N )
17.50 17.30 I7.M IU.AU 2U 00 23.60,22.60 ,
2x8 17.70 17.50 17..rn ) 19.0) 2U.WI2-0\.H \ >
210 17.W 17.M 17.50 W.M-M.W 22.5' ) 2-0
2x12 IH.OO IH.OO 20.00 2ti.rin,2t.6ii'24.r , : ' > o
2x4-0x8. . . . 18.60 lrl.50 I4.fi0 l .Wai.W | ) Iil.OOl2U.00
HOAIIIIS.
No. 1 , com , s 1 s 819.50
No. 2 , com , R is 17.00
No. 4 , com. sis U50
FKNCI.VO.
No. 1 , 4&0ln , 12t 14 ft , rouch 81C.50
No. 2 , " " " " " " " 10.00
CP.II.1NO ANP I'AKTITION.
1st com , % In White I'lno Ceiling 8".4.00
Clear , In. Norway Pine Celling 1CXX )
' " ' * '
A , 12. M and 10 ft. .I' ! ? . ! . S22.00
U. ' ' , 21.00
0. " " . 15.50
D , " " " 13.00
STOCK BOAI1DS.
A 12 Inch s. Is * 84(5.00 (
No. 1 , com. 13 In s. I s , W * 14 20.M )
" " " Jf , ft 1U.OO
No. 1 " " " 12 & 14 ft l'.U)0 )
" 10 ft 17.50
FINISHINO.
1st and 2d. clear.i } Inch. s. 2 s 850.00
Rd. clear , 1 Incn , s. 2 s. ; 845:1 , U,3 in 47.00
B select , 1 inch , s.2 s.830j 1 % , IK , 3 In 37.00
White cedar , 6 In. . Ha.-i2Kc ; "In. qrs..11c
II. K. IIUIIKET.
Funeral Director & Embalmer
111 N. ItlthSU Teloohono Va i
FR NK D. MID ,
Carpenter and Builder ,
FINE CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY
I Telephone 060.
909 South Mxteeutb Street.
Union TrustCo
3O8S. 15th St. , Omaha , Neb.
Capital , - $300 , 000
_
LOIIIM Made on Ilcal CMittv.
School , County nntl Municipal Dotuls Ne
gotiated.
\VM. A. I'AXTON. \VM. o. M.UJU
I'rcaldpnt. Vlcn 1'ros.
ttour. L. UAIU.ICII * , r. H. JOHNSON ,
Secretary Treasurer.
UJUhCTOHS :
WM. A. PXTON , HKMIV T CI.AIIKK ,
W. " . MAW , . T. II. WlM.HMS.
Hour. U OARi.irns. K. It. JOHNSON.
V. H. JOHNSON.
Union National Bank
OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital . $100,000 ,
Authorized Capital . 600,000
W. W. MAKSII , President.
J. W. Koni'-FER , Cashier
Accounts solicited and prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to its care.
Pay 5 per cent on time deposits.
No 200 Masonic Italic ! inj ; , cor. Capitol Av
enue and 16th sts.
Telephone No 842.
Oinalia Savings Bank ,
Cor Kith and
Capital Stock $1GOOOC
Liability of Stockholders 3OOOOO
Tliconly regular savlnirs batik m the stutu Five
percent Interest pnlil on dopoj.ts.
Loans Made on Real state.
omcKtis :
OuvC. IHirrON , President ! J. 3. UuowN. Vice
Picsldoiit ; 1. . M. IlKNNF.Tr , Manngmr Hi-
rector : JOHN E. Wii-iiUli. Cnshlur.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
G1O North Kith Street ,
Paid in Capital , . . . . $100,000
OEO. K. rtAHKini , President.
MOUT. L. GAHLICHS , Vlcp-Prcsldcnt.
F. U JOIINSON.Ctislilor.
DIHKCTOHS :
FlMtTr.i It JOHNSON , CEO , R. lUnKcu ,
HOIIT. L. OAIILICIIS W . SKIVERS
F. U. JoilNbO.v.
A K0 ° cra1 banking biisltie < 4 trnnanctod.
lutcicat alluwi'd oti Imu iloini
F.
Veterinary Surgeon
OHIcc , 417 S. lltli S
OMAHA. NEIJUASKA.
HEALTH
PRESERVING
CORSET.
CAUTION-DO not
let uthen lt l " jnlo
huyinc wotthlctt I in It a *
Hoiiaitlii i.theOKtr.i.
MAI ! COII.BD WIR (
SmlNO ELASTIC bKC.
TION COBS BT and ironey
will h tefundtd lo "rarer
alt r four weekt * wear , II
not perfectly satiifactory.
Ferule by UKY GOODS DnAl.lRS.ct If not
will milt. POIHne pnld , 1IHAI m PRKSBRVINO. Jl.15
tNGLIIH SATTIBN , ( I 50 , .NURSING , Jl JO ) ABDOVINAI.
JM | MIMES , SjC.
fichllllDK CorMt Companj. Detroit , Mich ,
FOR SALE.
Anlslaml on the Southern const of Mnspnchu
softs. Coed tlshlnk nml bench for Imtlilutr. Lo
filled In thu bust Sutnin > . > r Cllmnte In the woilJ
For full tiartlclnrs iiddri'ps ,
EDWAItl ) . 11 MKltUII.L.
Mutmil Lilo HiilltllnK , fNI MIU St. , N. V
DR.FJ.BRICKER
. . ,
OHioe in Arlington Elcck
Rooms 28 and 29.
OMAHA , - - - NKIUtASKA.
Keotal and Gonito Urinary Di
seases a Specialty.
Ilomorrholds or I'llcn , ruird In till cases , no
tnntlor of how lontcMnndliik' . Itrliliijr Hilos , po
called , Kls'snrc , Klstuln In Ann , ( ' ( iii tlpntlan ,
Uoctitl iilccrittion nnd nil Chronio IBoapc8 ) : of
tlioIUictumBuct'Obsliilly trenti-il by u pnlnlfsa
system of Kcctnl .Mi-dtciitlon nnd direct nppllcn
tlon of roincdlcR , without the nso of thn Knife
Mttiitiirt'or Cuuhtlcs. No delay to tiusinocsli
orclniiryciises. Olllco liouis 0IJ : ) 11 in. to lu'iUOni
i tn f > und7 to 8 p.in. Resilience , cor.Ctli niu
Dokuturbtrccte.
M. R. R1SDON
INSURANCE x AGENT ,
Mcicliunta' Nutloiml Hunk Uulldlni ; , Huom I
Ur.-Stulrs.
Telephone No. 37."i , Oinxlm , NebruRkn.
Phoenix. Ixindon. IIiiKliiml . 15,7 1,374.18
Firemen's , Nowurk. N. J . lr > M,8B .3I
Glen'H Fnlk ( Jlen's Falls , N. V . 1,4 ( 3.M
Gligrd. Phllildelpnlii. I'll . 1 111/iW.TO
Westminster Now York N. Y _ . . . I.3K.M9.05
C. E. MAYNE. C. H. TAYLOR
TAYLOR & MAYNE ,
G al insurance Agents
( 'Fire , Lightning nnd TornadoJ
K. W. Cor. 15th mid 1 1 u rimy Sts. , Umahu , Neb ,
Telephone tix'l.
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
THIS NEW
ELASTIC TRUSS
llaj a > 'ud illllerenl Irom all
otucra. U run liaiM * . with Self-
adjuitlng llalllnrrntera < laru
Itself to M pultlonii of the
ted , hllo the ball In thecup
prossea bock tbe Intea-
tlnea lust aa a -
& ! & ywfa * $ & wt \
in It I * ewy.diirJhlB nml c heap. K lll IIT mall Cv
ifroo. lOCliSTUJ TUlbS ttl. , Ckluf , 111.
Norris European
Jtntestl per rtny. Flr t clasn restaurant nt
tncheil , Bt rnnRonable rules. First clns and nil
outside rooms Cor.ltith and Wuhster Ma. Omaha
Neb. VJth nnil 16th trcct curs pttbs tlio iloor.
Instant ro-
rM cured. No knife , drups or clamps used.
Add , Y . 0. Supply Co. Boi 714. > t. LuuU , Mo.
OMAHA JOBBERS1 DIRECTORY
Agricultural Implements ,
WholtfAleDrnltrln
Agricultural Implements. Wnpone ,
Crrrlnges MiJ llu le . Jnnci ftroct , tictwvvn Pth
ml lOtbiOmabi , Neb ,
LININGER tiETCAL F CO. ,
Acrrlculturnl Implements ,
, nuRCl < " , Hie , , Wholmulp , Om h .
Wtio1e i 1pn < "tl r ln
Acrr leu 1 turn 1 Implements ,
nnii Bumilrt. Wl.WJ , uOi nit .07 , Joncmt
Artists' Material.
A. HOSPE , JR. ,
Artists' Materials , 1'lanos mid Organs ,
; ! I3 IHitiBlm JUrcft , Omr.hu.
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
fluiIdors'Hnrdwire : Scale Repah' Shop
Mechanics' Tool * niitl lluffxlo Hrnleii. UM Dougln § nt ,
" * Onialm , ft U _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hooks and Stationery.
A.'T. KTNVON < P co.t
Wliii'cmle nml Ho nil
KooksolK'iN mid Stationers ,
1IUS Dotlirhi4 M.OitiHhri , Null. Telephone 601.
Conr'iiKiiiltMic'o 'olli'itc-cl ,
floors and Shoes.
W. V. MORSE P CO.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
HI ! F iitm tt , Omuha , Nob. Mauufactorj , Hummer
Mlf lt , llOStOM.
/ . T. LiMtah i ,1 C'O. ,
Wliolesr.lo Itublior Hoots and Shoos
llutiucr ntiil ( Midi rlotMiiiK anil I ult Hoots niul
FIlCH'g llll Illtr'u" > ! | tM't |
_ _
Buer
I5c > r Hrowers ,
l.i North I'lh Rlrei-t. Oinnha , Neb.
Butchers' Teals.
LOUIS HELLER ,
Hutchera' Tools and Supplies ,
blunge Catlngn of ill kinds nlirayi In itock. 1115
Jonei pt.tOianhft
Coffee , Spices , Etc.
CLARKE BJ ' . S CO
Omaha Corruo and Spice Mills.
M > .0 < iTfes , Spiff > . Baking I'owdvr , FIxTOrlnEM
tracu , iJiundrr Hlu , Ink , Btc. 1114-10 IIurn r
PlrpBt , Onmha. Nab.
Cornier1. .
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Eponcter , 1'rop.
llannfftoturor of Onlvunltecl Iron and Comic * . 89
Dodje and 103 and 106 N. 101Q it- . Omaha , Neb.
RUEMPJNG B BOLTE ,
Manufacturers o (
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer WlBdow. , Klnali.Melnlc ! > kjlnht ! , tc. 8108.
1211 it. . Omaba.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Spccht , Prop.
Gnlrnnlred Iron Cornice * , tic. Sinrfulmrrovprt PaV
ant Mi'tnllo Skyllifht. HM HIH ! 610 H Uth m..Onmlia.
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
Jobber * of
larpcts , Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
I.tnolpumn. MnttliiKB. Kte 1M1 Douglm atri'ot.
Crockery and Notions.
w. Lr WRIGHT ,
AKOnt for 'ho Manufacturers and Importer * of
( rockery , iilassware ,
Lamps , ChlninejrB , I'tc. Office , 31 ? Boutb 1Mb Bt.
CJiuahn , Noli.
CLOTHING
M. ELGU'ITER'S
Mammoth ClothingHotiso ,
Corner Kfirnirn nnd Tenth Streets Onialm. Nob.
Commission and Storage.
CA. HURLEY ,
Commission and .lobbing.
ilnttcr , KfKBond I'roducc. Conilmmenli Boltclted ,
"wilqutirtera for Ktnnownri ! , llerry Iloi.'B and
Grape lln kui. ! Kit HodnvttreetOmnha.
R1DDELL l > RIDDELL ,
Storasro and Commission Mflrclmut < 4 ,
fpcilnltlois Hatter. E KS , Checic , Poultry , Game ,
Oysters , etc. , etc. Hi a. lllh St.
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and Provision ! . Omaha , Neb.
< C CO. ,
Prodnro Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Ilutter , Onino , KrulU. tc. 220 8. 14th tt
Omnha. N b ,
Coal ancf Lime.
U . f. I.Alt AU II. Prrs. C. r. noonMAN , V. Plot.
J. A. HUNiieiUMNI ) , too. ) and Trena.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
JUJHnuth Thirteenth fttrnot , Omaha , Neb.
, T. , T. JOHNSON , f : f0. ! ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lima.
And bhlppuiH of Coal and Coku. Cetuont , Plunicr ,
Ume , Hair. Klro Ilrlck , Drain. Tile and Fewer Pipe ,
( mice , Paitnn lintel. Kirnnm H. , Omaha , Nfb.
Trlrpnono si I.
Cigar * and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER le CZ
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
Gum and Ammunition , 915 to J23 8 lllh it. , 1090 to
11K4 raniniu t.Om ih . Null.
WEST cC FR1TSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wl)0lc no ! Dealer * In Leaf Tobaccoi , Not. 103
ami 11UN. 14lh ttrvet , Omnha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITirte CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing1 Goods & Notions
lli 5 and 1104 Douglas , ror. llth Ht. , Omaha , Nub.
Distillers.
DlstlUera of Liquors , Alcohol und Fplrltt. Importer !
nnd .lubbor \Vlnemn,1 Llquort.
WILLO 'SPRINGS DISTILLE'X
CO. nntl JLEIt C CO. ,
Importers end Jobbtrcof rino Wlnen nnd Mannim ,
bole manufHOlurMrt of Kvniiudr't Kast India Hit
ters und Douictllc I Iquom. 1112 llarnu ; Ht.
furniture.
DEWEY H STONE ,
Wholesale Dealeis in Furniture.
Knrnam t. . Omahn. Nub.
CIIA RLES fill I I'EBICK ,
Furniture , HeddiiiKr , Ujiholstery.
Mirrors , etc , jam , 1203 and 1210 Knrnam St. , Omaha.
Groceries ,
G A LI. A
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
Nos 70f'.7tr70 and7llS. lOtli 3t , Oranha. Nb.
MKCORD , B.KAD Y , U CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
I'm and Learonworth stu.Omaha.
Hardware.
LEE , JURIED 0 CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and .N'nilB ,
Hnwaro , Hh t Iron , Ktc. Agents for Kowe bcalet ,
und Miami Powdert o. . Omnliu Ni'li.
W. . / . BROATCII ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Slcel ,
BprlugaVanon Htock. Htrdwaro Lumber.etc. I'M
and iil lUrney tt. . Oimlm.
EDNEY C GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon nnd Carrlsu'e Wood Stocj. Hvary Hardware ,
tic. HIT and UI'J Lcuvenwurth St.linilm , Neti.
MILTON JKOGJlKS li SONS ,
Stoves , Runiffts , Furnaces , Tllns ,
MtntUtUratetUraiiUood > . UI ( acd 1421 KarcaM
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
rVrotiKht and Ca t Iron ViiUitlnt Work , Iron Ptntr * ,
Hailing , Itenini uncl ( Jlrdorn , Mlrnm Knftlnri , llrati
Work , ! i tieral ITounilrjr , Marhlno ami Illaikmullbj
Votlr. OfllccnnJ Worn. U.I' . Uy.andlTtliHifft.
II. Jf. SAHTKlt ,
Mnnnfactiirlinr I't'iilor ' inSniokoStncks ,
f , THnk .nii.l ( ioiutiNl
K. II. MO M AN US. C. SULLIVAN.
OMAHA WIRE , r 111 OA' WORKS ,
Maniifnclurort of
fro and Iron liallinirs , Desk Hulls ,
Vlmlow ( luardii. Klowe ; stnnJnVlro Slum , Hlo
12JN , li'th. Oriler * br mMI promptlr nttendcdlo.
Lumber.
OMAHA TXTM11ER CO. ,
Dealer , . AM Kind * of
Ihiildintr Material at WholesRta.
13th Slri'ot and Dnlon 1'adflo Track. Omaha.
LOU IN ItRAUFORD , " "
Dpaler lit Lumber. Imth , MIUP , Sash ,
) oor , Kto. Yanl-C rntrth ! and Douglni ; Corntt
Vth ami Douilnn.
CifWA < iO LUMBER CO. , '
Wholesale Lumber ,
111 8. Hlb f irccl.Omnlm , N > l > . r.Colpctior , Mnn < R r.
C. jf. iTlETX. '
Lumber.
ltri and Cnllfori'la Mrecli , O.nnhn , Neb.
" JfJtElf W. GRAY ,
Lnrabcr , Lime , Cfliucnt , Etc. , Kto ,
Cor.Ctb and liouila * iU. , OtUHtm.N \
MOAGLAX1) ,
Lumber.
T. W. 1URYEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Ofllce , t4RI rnrniim stropt.Onmhn.
C1TAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lmnbet ,
Wood Curpiti nnd 1'nrmiot Floorlni ; . Dili nnd DoaglM
Onmha.
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wliolcaalo Lumber , Etc.
Imported nnd American I'orllnnd Cement , Pl l4
Agent fur Ullw ukeo Ilfdrnullc femeul nd Uetl
( Julncy Wliltcl.Hnc.
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Lire Stock.
UNION STOCKYARDS CO %
Of Omaha.
I.lmlt d. John K. noyd , 8'ipoiintODdcnt.
Lin Stock Commission.
McCOX JtROS. ,
Live Stoek CoiiiinisHioii Merchants.
Mnrkct fiirnlnhril Irta ( iniiii > Uintluii. r-Io < ker nd
frei1ir9 fnntUtiod oit Kood turmn Ilolerrnceik
Omnh i Sntloniil llunK nud Sou Hi Omnlm Nntlcnil.
Union Mock Vnrdn , Snutli Oumlm
M. BURKE ,0 NONN ,
Live Stock Coiinnlssioiu
Oeo. llurkp , tUnaiier
Union Stock YardK.B. Oranhn. TcUphonc M.
SA VAGE C GREEN
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment * of nny and nil kinds of Slock tollotted.
Union Stock Vnrrtn.tlmiihtt , Neli.
Millinery and fictions.
I. OBERFELDER , C CO. ,
Importer * nnd Jobbc'rn of
Millinery and Notions ,
'JISIInrnOT St.oet. Omnlm , Neb.
Notions.
tf. ROBrNSON NOTl61'CO. . , '
Wliultmalc Dealers In
Notion ? ami Fnrnisliiiip ; Oood ? ,
40.1 and 405 B. Tenth Ht. , utunhn.
Overalls.
VANFTEL1) MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ,
Maiiurnctnrera of Overalls ,
ault , Hlilrti , Ktc. IIM nnd 11W Douilai BtreeL
UmabH , Nub.
PAPER
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
rarry n nice ( .lock of Printing , Wrnpplnit nnd Writ-
IIIK iiHpcr. Specliil nttonllnn glvi'ii to rar load nr
onlors , which will he MilppiM direct from null" . All
< ir < ler will receive pcrtonnl ntlcntloiu Woi5ii r
nnico good uoods nd low prices. Ill * and 11114
Printing.
REES PRINTfNfT COMPANY
Job Printers , Hlnnk Rook Maker * ,
And IJook lllndnri * . 105 nd 10H South Fourteentb
tract. Ornalm , Ntb.
WESTERN NEWS PA PER UN1OH
Auxiliary Piiblishors.
Doitlere In Typo , Proses nnd Printers' Supplies. CO )
Hoiith Twelfth Htreet.
Pun-.ps.
BROWNELL .0 CO. ,
MftmifHCtiirorH nnd Dealers In
Knirlncs. Hollers & General Machinery
tiliect Iron work , Stcmm rumpt.Hatr Ullli , Aom *
Hhafllnx , Dodf * VToodtpllt Pallny * . BtltlnT , ( to ,
Aliowaioni , icr p r , aol3al ll il. IUI-llliIji -
Tenworthit. Omilia
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CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
" \Vholosalo PnniiH | , Pipe , Flttiiifjs.
SWnm nnd Water funplk's. lleadqu.irters fur Uul
KoMKIn'i tloo'lu. llll Knrnnm M. . Omahn. Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP
COMPAN r.
Ilnllaaty Wind Mlln : r-team and W tor Hupnllei ,
FlumblnK ( Joe < 1s. Ueltlnit. Iloir. 91H nnd C/A ) Fur-
LIIU > i. , Vumlin. S.K. telton , Mannver.
TtlepU < mo No.210.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Knirlncs.
Steam , Water , llnllwny und Milling Supplier. EtOL
920 , Wjaod S21 Farnam H.Qaiahi , Nub.
Rubber Goads.
OMAHA RUItllEli"cO. ,
Manulaclurer and Dralur * In nil kliiil * of
Kiilihcr dooils ,
Oil ( 'Inlhliiv nnd Le'itliT lli'l'linlD ( < Vnrnnm Ht.
Safes , Etc.
jr j'o YKit CO. ,
Ajjents for Hull's Snfo A , Lock Co.s'
rirn d llurular Proof S fo . Tlmo l/.cki . , Vault *
and J.iil W r < . 1WI r aninui itruet OiiiiMin , Neb.
G.ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Mnnuf cturi > r of Klre nd llurjrhir Proof Bnfes , Vnull
Doom , Jail Wurk.ShiitiiMK nnd Wlro Work. Cor.
Ulli und Jncknun Bill Umuhn , .Nub ,
'
Sash , Doors , Etc.
Wliulvtulo Miinufitciurv.il of
, Doors , Blinds nnd Mouldings ,
I Ilmnch ci8e , l2tii mid tx r.l il > . .OrashBye' . ' .
BOUN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
I Manufacturers , of Siisli , Doors , Blint/s ,
1 Mouldlji i'.eliilrWorkand Inttrlnr llurd Wood Klnl h
JuituvcueJ. N.K.rnr. Hlh mid I.
Ucnaliu , Ni'U
TUB CAITII HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Thfi licKt itnowii nnO in'i-t ( opuliir hotel In
tliti nato. Locution ' 'I'litrnl , nnpnliiliiiontti tlr t
llfiiiUiMrlif | ! for uowmpiciiil mun and
, il H..I . PUNIC
School , County r rd City
Wo will pay highest price for aatnc.
Mailo at lowest ratce. Coi rcMpniulfnca. solicited
tiTULL liJIOS. ,
