THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , AUGUST 14. -TWELVE PAGE&
SATURDAY MARKET FIGURES ,
The Speculative Feeling Again Changing
from Corn Into Wheat ,
A LARGELY INCREASED TRADE.
Corn Dal I and Drooping , With rxAVcnk
Xono PrcvAllltiK Cattle About
the 8nme Ocnt-ral Blar *
krt Quot tloii9.
CHICAGO PIlonUCE MARKET.
CnicAno , AtiBHtt 13. ( Special TelcRrntn
totlieDKE.I-Speculatlon Is getting out of
corn nnd Into \vlioat once more. Trade In
wheat wns on a largely increased scale to
day and the market is feeling Hie ctTuct of
growing popularity. An advance of % % % t
established and tlio last quotations were the
best of the season. September \\heai opened
at % , advanced to 70 ! c and during the
last two hours of the trading session , ranged
between 70c and 7o ; c , closing at 70J @ 7oftc. ;
October oi > oncd at 71J c , advanced to Tic ,
thereafter ranged at 7172c and closed nt
72c. December opened at 7-lKc , ranged nt
WJjWy c and closed at the top. There was
good local buying nnd the tonu of the other
domestic markets was better.
Corn was dull and drooping , and the tone
was one of weakness. Thcru were occasional
rallies , but the demand wai uusually short
lived and the bearish spirit would soon bo In
control. The market Is dally getting nar
rower. The country Is still long and so are
a few loading local operators for largo lines ,
but the majority of active room traders seem
to have taken the profits at a higher level and
to be now ranged on the other side. Shippers
report a look UD In the demand for cash corn
and singularly enough the receivers are be
ginning to anticipate an Increased forward
movement from the Interior. Kains have
measurably relieved thn alarm that prevailed
throughout the agricultural districts and
property Is bolng marketed with greater free
dom. Fluctuations to-day were within
limits and the closings mark a decline of
@ % c as compared with yesterday , September
losing the most and May the least , the two
months assuming the same relative positions
as on Thursday. Opening trades In Sep
tember wore at 4Uc in October and
May at 45 } < c. September advanced
to 41c and worked off to 40J < c ,
closing there. October ranged at 4241 ic ,
closing at the Inside , and May ranged at
4GK@4 XCi closing at 45 c. May Is by far
the most active month on the list , wltn trade
la September and October about on a par.
There was developed an oaslcr feeling all
around In the market for oats , the depression
In corn , liberal receipts of oats and more or
less realizing toward the close by longs all
helped to weaken values , and the closing
prices for futures were at the bottom for the
day and M@c below those of yesterday.
Provisions closed the week hi a quiet man
ner. Trading to-day showed no Improve
ment over the past two or ttreo
days , yet the feeling was strong ,
nnd , barring n break of lOc In year pork , l"Kc
In January pork , 8Kc In November and Jan
uary lard and 2Kb in January short ribs ,
changes In prices were unimportant Short
ribs for August , September and October were
tven advanced 2 > i@5c for September de
livery. Lard sold at SG.07X@C.GO and short
ribs at $8.00(33.05 ( , closing at 80.57K and
$8.02 } { respectively. August lard and short
ribs wore held at September prices , while
October lard was 7X@tOc and October short
ribs the same to5c liiither than September.
January closed at 813.87W for pork , 86.77
for lard , and 80.C2K for short ribs.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CIHCAOO , August 13. | Special Telegram
to the BEE.J CATTLE The few natives
among the arrivals were sold out at about the
aamo as such would have sold for yesterday ,
but the great bulk of receipts were Texans ,
perhaps fifty cars. During the week just
closed the arrivals were &nb20 , the largest on
record and the most remarkable Instance also
on record Is that under this enormous supply
values actually ruled strong from dnv
to day , the market closing a shade higher
than Monday last. Shipping steers , lU50to
1500 Ibs , 84.00 ® .75 ; 1200 to 1350 IDS , 83.75 ®
4.40 ; 950 to 1200 Ibs , $3.00(44.20 ; stackers and
feeder1) , 81.ar @ 3.15 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
31.00(83.75 ( ; Texas eattlo slow ; Inferior , 82.00
@ 3.SO ; medium to good , ! & 75 < gJ.15.
Ilons-Qimllty very poor and it was al
most Impossible to get a double deck of good
heavy or butcher weights. One such lot sold
at 85'50 or 13r higher than thn same style and
quality sold for yesterday. Yet the seneral
market Is barely lOc hkhur , and prices wore
very uneven. There was less "kicking"
about crassers to-day , in tact buyers wore
obliged to take them or go without. The
nudden falling off In quality cannot bo .ac
counted for. Lluht sorts sold up to 85.25 , or
lOc higher than yesterday.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Yomc , Aucust 13. [ Special Telegram
to thoBKK.I STOCKS. The market to-day
was a dragging one , but exhibited surprising
strength. There was no foreign buying and
almost an entire absence of western orders.
The ease with which the stocks went up
frightened thn small army of shorts into cov
ering and resulted in an advance on the en
tire list , extending to 2X'points. A bad
bank statement was expected , as the banks
were known to have lost funds during the
week , but none looked tor a decrease in the
reserve of S3,188D25 , and in deposits of
80,477,500. The statement , coming on the
market shortly before the close , caused an
uneasy feeling and inducud shrewd opera
tors to sell moderately and si Ight recession !
followed , but the last figures were at a net
advance of 2 on New England , \ } { on St.
Paul , % on Northwestern , J { on Lacka-
wanuna , IOIK 1'acllic Mall , } < on Reading ,
% on Louisville & Nashville , J < on Missouri
Paclflc'and X per cent on IMKO Shore and
Western Union. The total sales were 114,001
Bhares , Including 20.7SHI shares of Now finif
land , 25,300 of St. Paul , 5.ftW of Northwest'
orn and 4,400 of Western Union.
UOVKUNMKNTS Oovernment bonds were
toady and linn.
YB8TKHDAY'B QUOTATIONS.
FKIUK MEKCAKTILB PAPEH C < 37 pei
wnt.
STERMMO EXOHAXOR Dull but steaily a
14.00. . for sixty day bills and S4.63X fu
demand.
ritODCUB MArtKKTS.
ChloaKO , August 13. Following quota
lions are the USO : dotting flgurej ;
Klour Steady nnd tlrm.
Wheat Presented more life ; advanced K
nnd closed Kc above yesterday ; cash , tfi.H'c
Ueptember , TO S.ldo ; October , 71 IMOc.
Corn Active ealy ; later rnlfd nnlft nni
easier , and closed Xc.under yesterday ; casli
4091Bc ; Seotemtwr , 40 l5-l c ; October. 4IJfc
Oats Comparatively eajy ; near future
ruled easy , while May ranged a sbad loner
caab , 25c ; September. 25o ; May 3111-lCc ,
Ryt Nominal at 4 < c.
Barley Dull atCD o for Sflptomber.
PriBiit Timothy HoeuNoulual at > X21k
Klax8 d-l.OO.
Vfhtsky-11.10.
Pwk lUthet qntet and lone ilollverle
eacler ; catib. 115.00 ; jear , ll'J.JO ; January
112.87X3110.
Lard-itnll aid easy , with DO partlcula
ehanRe notedtcatli and September , IC.57K
October , i9. X.
Bulk Meats-bXnuidrm 5.ei3'0 ; lioc
l ftt | iS4 3,40j itior ; rlb.i ,
letter-Steady ; creamery , SO Hc ; dairy ,
Cheese Firm and higher : full cream chcd-
flats and Young Americas ,
. iij v.111 , IO LOU , ueaconiouc uaciu
a low-Unclmnged ; No , 1 country ,
Kocolpt * . Shipment * .
Flour , bbl3 11,000 13,000
Wheat , bu 37.000 110,000
Corn , bu mow 170.000
Onts , bu 227,000 IbOOOO
Uye , bu 3,000 4000
Uarloy , bu 18,000 12,000
Now York. August 13. Wheat Ko-
relpts , 153,000 ; exports. 123.000 ; spot tlrm
but rather quiet ; options rather easier , later
advanced" J Qffc , closing linn : ungraded rod ,
7b@b2Xc : No. 3 red , 77tfc No. 2 red , bO@bOXc
In elevator , 8l@Slc } delivered ; 8lc i. o , 0
No. 2 red September ; closed at Sic.
Corn Snot steady but very quiut : options
opened } ( @lfc lowur ; closetf firm. Jlccnlptfl ,
ifiOOO ; uxporla , 10,000 ; ungraded , 45k i15c !
In elevator and 49 @ 40 > jc delivered No. J ,
September rinsing nt 49c.
Oats H ( ? ' , .c lower nnd dull closing firm ;
receipts. OT.OOo , exports , none , mixed west
ern , ! WTi : Sc { ; white western , no41c.
Petroleum Firm , United closing atC2c ,
Kggs bteadyi demand fair ; western , JO ®
IGc.
IGc.Pork
Pork In moderate demand ; mess quoted
at 315.00 for old nnd $15.50 for now.
Lard Dull nnd weak , closing steady ;
western steam , 0.87K@ .00.
liutter Firm ; western , 12@C5 } c.
Cheese Firmer with good Inquiry ; west
ern , S } < r$10e.
Milwaukee. Aueust 13. Wheat Steady ;
ash , OOVc ; September , 70c ; October , 71Ko
Corn-Dull ; No. 3. 42c.
Oats-Firm ; No. 2 white , SOc.
Itye Steady ; No. 1 , 45 > c.
Jlarloy Weak ; September , CSJ c.
Provisions Steady ; pork , August , 314.50.
hard August , 86.55.
Cincinnati. August 13. Wheat-Stronger ;
fo. 2 red.73 < $74c.
Corn Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 48c.
OaU-Knsler ; No. 2 mixed , 2S fc.
Kyo Scarce nnd higher ; No. 2 , 50c.
Pork-Steady nt 316.00.
Whisky Active at 31.03.
MlnnoapoilH , August 13. Wheat Mar-
et stronger ; No. 1 hard , cash 73c ; Septeni-
er. 73 > ic ; October , 71c ; No , 1 northern
nd cash , 71c ; September , 71)fc ) : October ,
Oc ; No. 2 northern and cash , 70c ; Sep-
.oinbor , TOO ; October , C8c. On tracK ! No.
bard , 7HJ74fl : No. 1 northern , 72@73o ;
* { o. 3 northern , 70c.
Flour Steady ; patents , 4.00@4.BO ;
akcrs. S3.20tHia.iO.
Ilocelpts Wheat , 03,000 bu.
Shipinonta-Wheat , 23.000 bu ; flour , 25,000
bis.
bis.Br
Br IJOUK August 13. Wheat Firm ;
cash. GSJ/c ; October , 72J < c.
Corn Lower ; caah , & 30c ; September ,
Oats Easer ; cash , 24 > c ; October , 25Jfc.
Whlsky-gl.03.
Pork 815.25.
Lard-50.83.
Butter Steady ; creamery , 25 < 328c ; dairy ,
C@25c.
Kansas City. August 13. Wheat
'toady ' ; No. 2 red. none on the market
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 36c bid ; Au
'ust,30 > io bid ; September , 36Kc bid , 37o
skcd.
Oats No. 2 cash , 28c bid , 23o asked.
New Orleam , August 12. Corn Un
settled ; mixed. COc , white. 53Q54c.
Oats Firmer at 33 > C < $34c.
Corn Meal Easy at sa.27K@2.30.
Iloz Products Dull and unclmnzod ; pork ,
115.03' ; lard , refined tierce. 0.0 %
Hulk Meats Shoulders , 35.80 ; lone clear
\nd clear rib , 8S.12 } .
tilvcpnool , August 13. Wheat Quiet but
tcady ; nolders'offer freely.
Corn Steady with tair dotnaud ; holders
otter moderately.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago , August 13. The Drovers' Jour
nsi rouortR as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 15,000 : quiet and nomi
nal ; shipping steers , S3.004.75 ; stockers
and fneaers , SL35@3.15 ; cows , bulls anc
mixed , Sl.00@2.75 ; Texas cattle , slow at
S3.0003.15.
Hogs Kecclpts , 5,000 ; stronger nnd 5@10c
ilgber ; roiuh and mixed , S4.i.rXi5.'J5 ; pack
ng nnd shipping , 95.00 ( 5.50 ; light , 34.00(3 (
5.30 ; skips. 83.00m.50.
Sheep Kecelpts , 2,000 : steady ; natives
2.50@4.25 ; western , 83.003.83 ; Texans
> 3.50@3.00 ; lambs , $4.00flto.W.
National Stoolc Yards , Baat Bt
UonU , III , , Aui\t ] 13. Cattle Itecelnts ,
,000 ; shipments , 700 ; market steady ; full
o cliolco heavy native steers , S3.90@4.21
butchers' steers , fair to choice , 53.403.y.j
feeders , fair to good , $3.00 ( 3.80 ; stockcrs
fair to good , ® 2.0082.70.
Hogs Receipts , 500 : shipments. 500 ;
steady ; cholco heavy nnd butchers' selections ,
85.25@5.40 ; packers and Yorkers , medium
to choice. S5.OCKg5.70 ; pigs , commonto good ,
linnaaa City , August 13. Cattle Re
ceipts , 1,500 ; Hhlpments , ( ofllrlnl yestordnv )
2,000 ; good to choice corn-led , fc.OO@U.25 ;
common to medium , 8125(33.80 ( : stockers.
S3.00@2.40 ; feeding steers , S3.50@3.10 ;
cows , 51.40@2.CO.
Hogs Receipts , 4.000 ; shipments ( of
ficial yesterday ) , 2,000 ; mnrket opened lUc
blghej for choice heavy , closing weak nnd 5
60We lower for all ; good to ciiolco , $5.30@
5.40 : common to medium , S4.'JO@5.S5 ; skips
aud pigs jiii.oo@3.io.
OMAH.V IjIVE STOCK.
Saturday , August 13.
Cattle.
The run of cattle was liberal for the close
of the week but they were largely rangers.
Values remain about steady at yesterday's
prices. There were a few corn fed natives
aud westerns which changed bands. There
waa some inquiry for stockers and a few
sold. _ _ _ _ _
Haifa.
The ro'colptsof hogs were heavier than
yesterday by 500 hoad. The market opened
active at an advance of nbout 5c over yester
day. Everything was taken and the puna
vtoro cleared early In the morning. There Is
a demand tor about twice ns many hogs as
are coming aud the present advance may bo
duo largely to this fact
Slieop.
There was nothing doing on the market.
Ilecolpu.
Cattle 700
Shipments.
Cattle 540
Ilogs 1100
Weekly Ilooolpta.
Showing tlio official receipts of cattle and
hojjs at the yards during the past week.
CATTLE. IIOOS.
Monday , Aug. 8 619 UM (
Tuesday , Aug. 0 6CO 4,573
Wednesday , Aug. 10 284 4,331
Thursday , Aug. U 779 2,156
Friday , Aug. 13 433 3,305
Saturday , Aug. 13 783 2b9l
Total 3,457 17,249
Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing prlew paid for 11 vo
Btockon this marknt :
Cholco steors. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . . .81.10(34.20 (
Choice steers. 1100 to 130J Ibs. . . fUXKUO
Fat llttlu steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75(43.80 (
Corn-fod range steers 1300 to 1400 8.75rfKOO
( > oed to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.75M3.00
Common to medium cows 3.00 2.50
Uoxl to choice bulls 1.75WX50
JJplit and medium boas O.OO&s.lO
( toort to choice heavy hogs 5.20@5.30
Good to choice mixed hogs 5.0iM5.15
Representative Holes.
NATIVK STKKK3 COIIN-FBD.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
58. . . .1134 13.00
WKSTKIl * aTEKHS-COHJ ( FKD.
43..1415 94.00
1IANUK COW * .
45. . . . 93 82.50
82.50STOCKKnS.
STOCKKnS.
64. . . . 710 93.85 50 , . . . 510 82.BO
OLD , TIIIX COWS.
! ! . . . . 755 11.50
BOOB.
Xo. Av. 8hk. Pr. No , Av. 13hk. Pf
7tl..2lfl ) 160 J5.10 GS..21U 10085.20
74..SOS i-.U 5.10 67..244 200 5.20
ea..214 100 9.12K Cfi..ai 40 S.30
63. . .2 1 HO M3i , ' 78..l'0 ! UO 6.30
67. 100 5.15 04..Ml 40 8.30
73. . .KT7 40 5.15 C7..V& ) 160 6.30
67 . .1H7 40 M5 iST..247 120 6.N
85. . . ! U9 1M ) 6.15 53..25B 12(1 A.M
70. . .214 130 9.11 Oa..968 GO LIO
61. . . .yZ160 8.15 63.363 80 & .M
r.i . .233 240 5.15 70..MB 40 B.W
CO. . .120 M MS 00.,813 - &M
Ijlvo Hroolc Sold.
Showlngtho number of boil of stock sold
on tlio market to-day :
O. H. Hammond * Uo 14i
Local 34
Feeders 103
Total "sn
lions.
Anglo American Packing Co KS )
Harris & Fisher M
Snnlrcs&Co 1122
Armour * Co 7W
Total 2911
All sites of stuc'iCin this market are mdilo
per cwt. llvo weight union otherwise stated.
Dead ling j sell at K < s per Ib. for all weight )
"Skins , " or lie ri welching lo-H than 10J IIH ,
no valuo. Pru nant sows are decked 40 Itu.
and a tags 391 b-i. bythntmbiio Inspector.
filvc Stock NotoH.
Cattle steady.
Hogs continue on the up grade.
Look out for a break In the hog market.
K. C. Uoodull , Duwltt , came in with a load
ot Hogs.
J. C. Blrney , Crete , was among the visitors
at the yards.
J. A. Crnno , RIMng , was at the yards and
marketed a load of hogs.
J. E. Hunt was In with throe loads of corn
fed flours from Springliold.
Thomas Self and bis partner , Frank Keith ,
Brock , were In nnd sold three loads ot c\ttla
James Cummlng , Talmngo , stopped on bis
way back from Dakota and northern Iowa
and bought three loads of tcedeis.
L. C. EckholT was in from South Bend
with two loads of lions. One load of 3.1Mb.
topped the market at 85.40. John Evans
came m with him.
Mr. Dariium , nu extensive feeder of Co
lumbus and an old live stock man , was In
looking over the market , llo has 232 bead of
corn fed steers which will bo ready for mar
ket soon.
The following had cattle on the market :
Lobman ifeliothchlld , Independence , 5 loads ;
Mi. Agnew , Indepondencu ; Crawford &T. ,
RockCreelt ; Booth As Ciocker , Ruck Creek ;
Self & Keltb , Brock.
The hog shippers can rest In ease , the com
missions for selling hogs will not be raised
iroui $5 00 to 90.00. Alter looking Uiu mat
ter over carefully the commission men have
decided to leave the commissions where
they wero.
The following marketed stocit : Nye W.
M. Co. , Wlsner ; C. Schneider , Snyder ; F.
C. Bliss , tlowells ; 1'ackard , L. & O. Creluh-
ton ; Norcross & W. , Adams ; L. lioebel ,
Upland ; 31. U. Smith. Hildreth : F. F. Stle-
loy& Co. , Hewitt ; Robertson & M. , Blue
Springs ; Buckley & It. , Stromsburg ; Dorsny
Bros. & Co. , Wcston ; Farmers' O. & S. Co. ,
Mead ; Al Dexter , Blair ; Thomson & C. ,
Wakclield ; R. Blaeo , Kenuard.
Among those who bad stock on the market
were the following : F. S. Pearso it Son ,
Aurora : S trickier & (5. , Waco ; Toogood
Bros , Cretv ; D. It. Hopkins. Wilbor : E. L.
Martin , Firinuunt ; B. B. Mlllenger , Broken
Bow ; 11. Conuell iteCo. , 1'hlllips ; Reynolds ,
P. & Co. , Dorchester ; Fisher & Wagner ,
York ; Cook AC. . Hebron ; Spelts & K.Bell-
wood ; lioden & % . , Council Bluffs ; Adams
Bros. , CouncilBlnlfs ; W. H.Errett , Uarlaii ;
Hale & Way. Ord ; F. Hey , Silver Creek :
Gibson & P. , ClnrKs ; Geneva Klevator Co. ,
Geneva ; Geo. Wright , Suward ; A. L. Will-
tarns , Ayr. _
OMAHA WHULKSALB MAUKET9.
Frultu nml Produce.
Orders from the country requiring se
lected stock ami cttra care In pacMnn can
not ( ilitaj/s be .tilled nt ihc same prices
quotul to Ihc local trade for common stock
Saturday , August 13.
General The receipts of country produce
to-day were not heavy and the market was a
llttlo ( lulut. Butter Is very scarce aud there
is hardly any cholco arriving , and dealers are
unable to supply tlio demand. The tendency
on the vegetable market Is toward higher
pi ices , not only bore , but nil over the coun
try. There was only ouo car of California
fruits received to-day.
Eaos The bulk of the stock Is moving nt
lie , but the market Is a llttlo weak , and occa
sional sales are made at 10 > c.
BUTTER The receipts are extremely light
and prices continue linn. Tim West Point
creamery butter Is selling at 23 > < fc and the
output of other creameries at 21c. Choice
dairy butter , 17(3IHc ( ; medium grades. 111 ®
ICc ; lower grades , UQllc.
Ciur.sK Fancy , lull cream Cheddars , sin-
pip , lOc ; lull cream , twins , lo > c ; young
Americas , He ; brick cheese. 100 Ibs Incase ,
now , 12cLlmbursor ; , 100 Ibs In case , new ,
HP ; Swiss , fancy Ohio , now , We.
PouryruY The poultry market Is dull , the
receipts being liberal nnd the demand light.
Spring chickens are selling at S1.75O3.25 ,
and It requires good stock to bring the top
prlco. Old fowls nro moving at $2.50@2.75.
An occasional sale of fancy old towls Is made
at S.'l.OO. Good , fair-sized ducks are selling nt
$2.25@2.75but very small ones are not wanted.
TliPro Is very llttlo demand for turkeys and
they nro out of season , but an occasional
shipment Is received , which sells at 0@7c per
pound.
POTATOES The supply is very light and
prices firm. Cholco stock is selling at 55@
OSc.
OSc.CAnnAOE There is some homo grown
upon the marknt , Out the supply Is light.
Good , solid heads soil nt 7 , > c per doz.
ONIONS Thn supply is about equal to the
demand. Good stock , 75c@31.UO per bush.
MKI.ONS A good many are coining In but
the demand Is heavy enough to keep the
market cleared. Good sized watermelons
ate selling mostly at 810.00(315,00. (
BKANS. Hand picked navy beans
are quoted at 81.75 per bushel and tlio other
grades are selling from that figure down to
* 1.25.
GAME. There Is no game coming in , the
weather being too warm to handle It ,
l'oi > Coit.v There is hardly any sale for
pop corn. An occasional sacK is cold at
l@lKc per Ib.
BKUIHES The season for berries Is prae
tlcallyover.
TOMATOKS The market Is well supplied
with tomatoes , homo grown , at 50@75c per
bushel.
PLUMS Tlio receipts of plums are not ns
heavy ns of other fruits Ironi California.
Prices are lirru , good block moving at SI.50
per box.
GiiAi'KS Very choice Muscat grapes are
arriving from California. There are also a
fnw coming In from the south. Muscats ,
52.00 perM Ib boxes ; southern , 81.00 per 10 Ib
basket. There were a few Missouri grapes
put up in fancy Mb. boxes , which sold at
S5.00 per GO-lt ) . crate.
NECTAHINKS A few California nectarines
are arriving , which are sold at 1.50 per box.
PKACIIES The market Is well supplied
with very cholco stock from California.
Choice stock Is going at S1.2TX3H.50.
PEAKS California pears are coming In lib
eral quantities and are cnolco * Good stock ,
$2.25 per box.
CEi.Env The demand Is not very heavy so
early lu the season. Good stock suitable for
reslupment l < < sold at 40c per bunch.
PitUNKS There are some very largo and
showy California prunes on the market ,
known as the dross prunes , wblcn nro sell
ing at 1.75 per box.
LEMONS There are some very fancy large
Malori lemons on the market which are soilIng -
Ing at 89.00. There are a few Veraolll
lemons on tbe market which are selling at
87.50.
OUANOES There are very few on the mar
ket and not enough to All orders.
BANANAS The market Is full ot bananas
at 81.50(33.00 ( per bunch.
Ari'LKs The market Is almost bare and
goodstocic Is very scarce. Choice apples
suitable for shipment are quoted at 83.00(4
83.Wperbbl.
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Grocer' * LUt.
COFFKK Ordinary grades. 202lo ; fair.
21W(22c ( ; prime , 22 < 3N3c ; fancy green nnd
ellow , 23rj25c ; old governraeut Java. * * 3
30o ; Interior Java , 252Sc ; Mocha , SSaSOo ;
ArbucUle's , roasted. iWc : MnLaughlln's
XXXX , 25Kc ; UU worth's , 85Xc ; lie-Cross ,
26Vo.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , standard , per
eue , 83.WXS&3.10 : tr wb rrlea. 3 Ib , per.eagq ,
8180(13.85 ( ; raspberries , 3 Ib , per case , 83.80(4 (
,85 ; California petra. per rase , 84.50 < < & 4.60 ;
prloots. p r c * e , 84.7033.75 ; peaches , per
case. 8.wXJ4.60 ; white ohtrrto , per case ,
85.M platan , p r out. 88.Wtt3.TB : blue-
benles. p r cue. IllOfilSi ; wg plumi. 8
Ib. pet _ M . UMi pluMpplei/ I Ib ,
. 83.W99.T8 ; 1 Ib BMitrel. ptrdox ,
KrotM. : IbMluoa , p rdoi. JI.BOJII.U : aib
ooMMnlM , paicM * , 8a.80QM.a6 : aibitrlnc
beam , per case , 81.70 ; 1 IbTim bean * , oar
"
! , p {
82.7. ' , ; 3 Ib tomatoes , S2.45Q2.50 ; 3 Ib corn ,
82.50.
dflcd "be'of '
hams.plcnlc , SKfiU'c.
WooiESWABKf-Two-hoop palls , per doz ,
Cl.45 : 3-hoop palls , 81,70 ; No. 1 tub. 80.50 ;
No. 3 tub , 85. % No. 3 tub , 81.50 ; wash
boards , S1.75 assorted bowls , S2.2.V No. 1
churns , 59 ; N.O. 2 churns , 53 ; No. 3 churns ,
'
- . . .
OJfc ; white extra < ) , 5 r.5 . ; < c ; extra UH
6Jic : yellow C.SXQa c ; cut loaf ,
twwdured
DniKD FitwTfi Applci , now , U's CJfc !
evaporated , ftQ-lhtliiL' . 17K@18c ; raspberries ,
evaporated. 2tg"S ! ; blackberries , evaporated ,
IWwWe ; pltwd cherries , 16@17c ; peaches ,
now , M's , We ; ovaporatua peeled peaches ,
c ! evaporated , unnarcd , c : now currants ,
TMQ'Ko ; prunes , 4HOlic : citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London laveis , SIM- California , loose
muscatels , St. 50 ; nuw Valencia * , 7Jc.
ItKFiNr.ii IjAito Tlnrce , 7c ; 40-ib square
raus , 7c : 60-lb round , 7JCc ; 20-lb round ,
7 c ; 10-lb mils , 7Kc ; 5-lb palls , 7 c ; 3-lb
palls , 7 > c.
TOIIACCO Lorlllard's Climax , 44c ; Splen
did , ISc ! : Mechanic's Delight , 4lc : Legcott &
Meyer's Star , 41c ; Cornerstone , 3lc ; Drum-
moiid's Hnrso Shoo , 41c ; T. J. , 7c ; Sorg's
Spearhead 41c.
'u . . .n. . , \ll *
a , 81.75 ; heavy stable , 81
SYIUIP No. 70 , 4-itallon keg $1.32@1.35 ;
Now Orloani. per gallon. ! > ( ( g4Cc ; maple
syrup , half bbl" , "old time , " per gallon , 70c ;
1-gallon cans , per doz , S 10.00 : hnll-callon
cans , per doz , S5.W ; quart cans , 53.00.
CANDY Mixed , SKMUc ; stick , 8X9 > 'e.
CUACKI'.IIS Garncau's soda , butler and
picnic , 4 , ' o : creams , 7c ; ginger snaps , 7Xc :
city soda , 7c.
PicKi.KS-Medlum , in bbls , S7.00 ; do in
half bbls , 84.00 ; small , In bbls , S3.00 ; do In
half bbls , S .r > 0 ; gherkins , in bbls , $0.00 ; do In
halt bbls , 85.00.
TBAS Japan , 20ffii5e ( ! ; gunpowder , 20@00c ;
Young Hyson. 23ay.c ( ; Oolong , 20@60c.
GoncrAl Markets.
SPIRITS Cologne spirits , 1S8 proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; snlrlts. second quality ,
101 proof , 81.Hi ; do 1SS proof. S1.09. Alcohol ,
IKj proof. 82.10 per wine gallon. Redistilled
whiskies , S1.00@l.r > 0. Gin blended. S1.WK3
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , S2.00@fl.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , S3.00(8fl.50 ( ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies
SL50@3.00. Brandies. Imported , S5.0iiS.50 ) ( ;
domestic , SUOfjW.00. Gins , Imported , S4.r > 0@
0.00 ; domestld , $1.25@3.00. Champagnes , Im
ported , per case , 823.00@33.00 ; American , per
case. 810.OOO10.00.
Co.vi-Egg. S'J.OO ' ; nut , 89.25 ; ranee , 89.25 ;
Iowa lump , 83.00 ; Iowa nut , $2,75 ; walnut
block , $ J.OO ; Illinois. S4.25@4.75.
liMAvv HABDWAUD Iron , rate , S2.70 ;
plow steel , special cast , 4 c ; crucible steel ,
O c ; cast tools , do. I215c ; wa on spokes
per set , 82.00J.50 : ; hubs , per set , 8L8j ; fol-
lees , sawed dry , Sl.CO ; tongne.s , each. Nc ) ;
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , ixsr Ib , C@7c ;
cell chain , per Ib , 0 > (3l3c ( ; malleable , 8 ( lOo ;
Iron wedges , Cc ; crowbars , 6c : harrow Uxtli ,
4' c ; spring Bteel. 4 < a5c ; ; Burden's horse
shoes , $4.75 ; Burden's mule shoos , $5.75.
Barbed wire' in car lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates. 10 to 50 52.40 ; steel nails ,
S'J.50.
HIDES Green butchers' , 6J < @Cc ; green
cured , 7Kc ; dry Hint , H ( < | l2c : dry salt. 9 ®
lOc ; green naif skins , 7 > ; c ; damaged hides ,
two-thirds price. Tallow Sc. Grease Prime
white , 3c : yellow. 2c ; brown , l > c. Sheep
pelts , 25@75c.
Dry Lumhnr.
DIMKN8tOH3 AND Tl > tUEIlS.
IIOAIIDS.
No. 1 , com , sis 51S.OON0.5 2 , com , sis 817.03
No. S , - ? 15.5No. ( ) 4 , SUOO
FKNCINO.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 It , ,12 & 14 ft , rough (510.50 (
No. 1 , " "T 10 " " 19.50
" " " " 10.00
No. 2 , 12&14
No.2 , " "j ! 1 10 " " 17.50
A , 12.14 nnd 6 ft. aV.M C. S15.50
13 , ' " " 20.W D , 12.50
cnir.TNo Aj n PAUTITION.
1st com , Ji In White Pine Celling 334.00
2nd " " " " " 28.00
Clear , X In. Norway Pine Ceiling 10.00
" " " 14.00
2udcom.tfin
pi.ooniNO.
AC in White PIne3-.50 0 82U >
H ' " " 33.50 D 21.00
E " " " ( Sol. Fencing ) 19.00
STOCK BOAKUS.
A12 inch s. Is 8 .50
No. 1 , com. 12 iu s. t s. , 12 ft 20.50
" " 14 ft 19.00
" " ' " 10ft 18.50
No. 2 " " " 19.00
" ' 10ft 17.50
Inch Grooved Rooting 3100 per M. more
ban 12 in. Stock Boards same length ,
sunLAP. .
No. 1 Plain. 8 & 10 In 819.50
No.2 ' " 17.50
No. 1 , O. O. , 8 In 19.50
FINISHING.
1st and 2d , clear , 1 , itf Inch , s. 2 s $50.50
3d. clear , 1 Inch , s. 2s. , 45.50
" " 1 % IK. 2 in 4(3.50 (
A select , 1 Inch , s. 2s. , 40.00
" " IV , 1M , 2ln 44.00
" l inch , 8.2s. , so.oo
" " itf. IK. a In 37.00
8ODT1IKIIN YKM.OW I'INK.
Com. 4 & 0 In. Flooring 817.50
Star " " 21.50
Clear % In. Celling 21.50
" sun. Partition 8.5.00
" Finish , l&ltfln. H2s 1:0.00 :
" Corrugated Colling , 4 In 2.1.00
" Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . . 27.00
I'Ol'I.AU I.UMIIKIt.
Clear Poplar Bx. Bds. % In. , s , 2 s S35.50
" 5l \i \ In. Panel , s , 2 s 27.00
" Corrugated Colling , % 2S.50
nATTENS , WKI.I. TU1IINO , PICKETS.
Batts , 2 } In $00.75
" MxSIn , s. is. 00.45
3 In. Well Tubing. D & M and Bov. . . . . 23.00
Pickets , D & II Flat 20.50
Square 21.00
SHINnLES.I.ATir.
XXclear . .83.10 ExtraA 553.90
* A * Standard . . 2.75 * AUB&B t2.55
0 In. clear No 1. . 1.50 Lath 2.05
POSTS.
White cedar , C In. , &s. , I2c ; 9 in. qrs. , lie ;
8 in. lira. , lJc4 ( ; in. round 15c ; Tennessee
Ked Cedar , split , I5c : Split Oak , I2c.
MMK , KTC.
Qulncy white lime , ( best ) We : Akron cement ,
SL75 ; Hair , 30c ; Plaster. 32.75 ; Tar board ,
81.75 : Sash , 40c per ct. : Doors. 40c per ct. ;
Blinds , 40c per ct. : Mouldings , 40c per ct. ;
Tar felt , per cwL , 82.25 ; Straw board , 51.75.
Market Glonnines.
Prices on dried fruits nro very linn.
Canned fruits continue to advance.
There is claimed to bo n very heavy falling
off In the tobacco crop this season.
The dry wether has nffccted the cucumber
crop to such an extent that nn advance Is
looked for m the pickle market.
Prices on tobacco here have continued
about steady durliig the past few days , ex
cepting Drumuiond ripoarliead and the T. J.
brand , which liaVe advanced 4c nud Gc re
spectively , tvi 5 '
The lumberHnarket is firm , but prospects
would seem to Javor steady prices for sonic
time to come. , iTho great amount of build-
lug , especially railroad construction , has kept
the mills employed in gettlnz out largo tim
bers , and the supply of yard lumber , while it
is adequate for tuo present demand , is not
large.
The Jobbing trade m coal Is not starting In
as rarly as last season. A good many would-
be buyers are holding off on account of the
hlzh prices. The Delaware , Lackawanna &
Western railway company , which bandies a
very large proportion of the hard coal , has
ordered Its representatives not to take anj
more orders 'for' ' coal tills month , showlns
that they are Uhlid in tbelr orders and that
tbere is no surplus output.
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
OMAHA.
Illinois Conservatory of Music
ITnsurpisned ndvantieo * In nil Departments of
Music , I,1terutur . Mixlon LinKiingoH , Klocutlon.
AdUreia 15. F. HULI.AIII ) . Supt. , Jacksonvlllo , 111
DUE LITTLE GEANDOHILD.
Oleansod , Purified , nnd Boautitied by
the Cuticura Bemodios.
It afforcls mo plotisuto to giro you this ro-
pott of tlio euro 01' our llttlo Kiamlohild liy
JOllrClITlCUUA ItEMKUIBS WllCIl Rlv UlOIltllB
old his loft hnndliunn to s\voil and liail every
nppoarnnco or a larcro boll. Wo uoultlrod It ,
but till to no purpose. About live motitbs titter
U bccamu a nmniinf soru. Soon other eorcS
forinod , ilo tlum had t o ot thorn on oauli
huiiil , anil us his blood bocaiuu more nnd more
Impure It took loss tlmo for them to breakout.
A sore rarao on tlio obln , bononth the under
lip , which was vety oMonslvo. His hend was
ono eolU scnb , illscliuiKlt'K ' u BIout ( leal. This
was Ills comilitlon at t\scnty-t o months old ,
when I undertook the cro ot him , his mother
liavliDT dknl when ho was 11 llttlo more than a
roar old , of consumption , ( scrofula of course ) .
He could walk n llttlo , but could not trot up if
ho foil down , and could not move when In Led ,
Imving no UBO of his hands. I linmudlatolr
cnuimunced with th CUTICUUA HKMKIJIKM ,
tuiiiB the CUTieimA andCUTicuitA SoAi-rrooly ,
and when ho had taken ono bottle of the C'trri-
CL'IIV ItKSOI.VEKT llU hoiltl WU8 COIllpletol ) '
cured , nntl he was Improved In every wn > * . Wo
were Vttry much encotirnRCd , and continued
the line ot the Itomodlcs for a J cur and n halt.
One. sere uftor another honied , u nony matter
forming In each ono of the o tl\e deep ones
J list before hoallnir , whloh would llntillyKrow
loose and were takcnout : then they would heal
rapidly. One ot thcso ugly DOUO formations I
( reserved. After taklntr n do/.on and u half
. ) otllos hn waa completely cured , and la now , at
the ago of Biz years , n strong and healthy child.
The scars on his him its must alwnjs remain :
his hands are stionir , though wo once f oared ho
would never bo able to use. them. All that phy
sicians did for him did him no trood. All who
saw the child before uftlngtho CUTicunt URMK-
UIKS nn < l goo the child now consider it a won
derful euro. It the above facts tire of any use
to you , you are at liberty to u otlu'in.
MRS. K. S. UHIGG8 ,
May 0,1865. 612 C. Clay St. , llloomlnffton , II1
The child was really In a worse condition than
ho nppenrcd to his grandmother , who , being
with him every day , became nccustoniod to the
disease. MAUniK HOPl'ING.
CtiTicnnA ItEVL'niFS are sold ovorywhcrn.
OUTICUUA , the KIout Skn | euro , 50 ctR. ; Curl-
CUHA SOAl' , an oxiunlto | [ Skin llnautltlcr , U5cts :
CtmcuiiA IUSOLVI.NT , the now Illood I'urlflor ,
$ l.oa Prepared by the 1'OTTKH Duoa i CIIBM-
ICAL , Co. , Iloston.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases. "
'NO. Scaly , Pimply and Oily akin
beautified by CUTICUUA SOAP.
Oil ! MV ItACH , MY BACK !
Pain , Inflammation and Weakness of
the Kl.lnoyo , Hips nnd Hides IIKUKVKD
IX ( INB MINUTK by tlio CUI'IUUIIA ANTI
I'AIN PL\STIII. Now ana Inrnlllblo.
At diuci-'lsts. 2.'ic. Potter Drug and
Cheralcul Co. , Boston.
J. B. HAYNES
-OFFICIAL
STENOGRAPHER
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
37 Chamber of Commerce.
DBEXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John O. Jacobs. )
At the old stand , 1407 Farnam St. Orden
by telegraph solicited and promptly at'
tended to. Telephone No , 225.
vi naj D.iniut.a um
If ft 1 1 D < tiKr > tl3Df or
s , WE ai-lBtkTII TO
r Uraorso
Ikli f ptilepur | > M , Con or
"Tionoii , 1114. < wtklnf eurt su of
njrtctij through til wttk yftrti.r itor-
DMotl/ we forftltti.000 Ccftlll.
? , r til otlnr Ulu. Wcrrt CIMI K'
OHAHU JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
Agricultural Implements ,
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Wholesale r > ltr In
Agricultural Implements , Wnffons ,
Cf rlagci atnl Dnfilci. Jonri tr t , between Plb
ami IDlh.Ornnlia , Heb.
L1NINGER iC METCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
Wiuoni.CarrlMPii , nnctlo ) . lite. , Wholesale , Oanba. _
VARLINORENDORFtKMARTlH
Whole aloDf lortln
Affricnlinral Implements ,
fTngoru nnd flucfllos. Wl.TO. TO3 nd W7 , Jnneis t
A. HOSl'E , JR. ,
Artists' Mntorittls , Pianos mill Organs ,
1MJ
Bliifders' Hardware and Scales ,
TAYLOR ,
HuiMors'Harilwavo&Scalo llepaii1 Shop
Mechanics' Tools Mitt riuffalci Srtlea. 1100 Douglat tt ,
. OinBlm , Neb , _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hooks and Stationery.
A. T. RENl'Oy ft CO. ,
Wlio'onlo ntul Ito'nll
booksellers and Stntloncrs ,
152 Douclaf t.Oiimliii , Nob. Tcloptiono B01.
floors and Shoes.
w. r. sionsn e co.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
1111 Ftrn > m it , Oniftha , Niti. M uuf ctory , Hnram t
trflut , llonton.
X. T. Llt/VmSY iC CO. ,
Wholesale Rubber Hoots and Shoos
Itutiour nml Oiled Clothing nml Kelt Hoots and
Shoes. 1111 Ilarncv Slroot.
Beer.
STOJtZ .C ILER ,
Lsiftir Beer Brewers ,
1521 North IStb Street , Omaha , Neb.
Butchtrt' Tools.
Butchers' Tools aud Supplies ,
lauugo Cailngi of all klndt alwaji In ( lock. 1311
jon > t.Omabi >
Coffee , Sflicei , frc.
CLARKE BROS. C CO. ,
Omaha Corrto and Spice Mills.
TOW. Ooffots , Spleen. Hiking Poirdur. Fl TorlnsE
tracU , iJiuDdrr Illue , Ink.Kio.
Btrpot , Onmhn. M b.
_
Cornice. .
John Epencter , Prop.
Uuinftoturer of UalTanltod Iron and GomlM. DM
Uod e and MM and 104 y , Htb il. o a a. N b.
11UE3IFING e BOLTE ,
Uannfacturtrs of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Wlndowi , Flnnli , Ueialtc Skylight , etc. 810 S.
litii it. . Onmha.
_ _
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
GalTanltcd Iron C rnlccn , etc. Bprct'i Improved Pat >
ent Metallo Skyllnht. tat and ill ) 8. IVtU M.Oniiiha.
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
Jobbers of
larpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Buffs ,
Linoleums , Mattings. Kte. Itll Douclai itreet.
Crockery and Notions.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for'ho Manufacturer * and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Cblmneri , etc. OMce , SIT South llth it.
Omaba.Ntb.
CLOTHING
M. KLGUITER'S
Mammoth Clothinsr House ,
Corner Farnum and TantU Streets , Omilia. Neb.
Commission and Storage.
J ) . A. HURLEY ,
Commission aud Johbiu ? .
Sntter , Kisiand Produeo. Coniijnmenti l
Ilwdquarterii for Slnnawaro , Ilerrjr Hozos nud
tirape Ilnskoti. Hit DodgHutrootOmaha.
RIDDELL OS RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Jforchants ,
! l > eclallle Butter , Kk'H' . Chco o , I'ojltrr , Uamo ,
Oysters , etc. , otc. m M. lull bu
rEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and Provision ! . Omaha , Neb.
dt CO. ,
Frodtico Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Duttcr , Qauie , Fiulti , dto. 330 S. lithli
Omaha. Neb ,
Coal anif Limi.
U > o. r. J.AiiAon. I'res. C. F. OOODMAN , V. 1'iva.
J. A. HDHUIULAHD , Boo. and Treas.
COAL , COKE fi LTME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
3W South Thirteenth Stremt , Omaha , Nob.
, T. , T. JOHNSON f CO. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Limo.
And Shippers of Coal and Coke. Cement. Plaster ,
Unic. Ualr. Fire Ilrlck , Druln , Tile an < l Sewer Plpu.
OMce. Paxton tlotol. rarnum t. , Omiha , Neb.
Tolepbono Rll.
Cigart and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER c5 CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
dune and Ammunition , 515 to223 H. llth St. . ion to
UDi rurnainst , On baNeb.
WEST fi FRJTSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Nos. 108
and 111) N. tith itreet , Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH as CO , ,
Dry Goods , Fnrijishinp ; Goods & Notions
1103 and 1104 Diiuvlss , ror. llth fit. , OmahaNeb.
Distillers.
Distillers of Liquors , Alcohol and Spirits. Importer *
aud Jobbomof WlneaamfLiquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS'
CO. and ILER C CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Kliie Wines and Llqnon.
boleuanurieturnrtof Kennedy's Bast India mi
ters and Domestic Liquors. HI ] llarner HI.
furniture.
EY jTs
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Karnam St. . Omaha. Neb.
CHARLES SlfiriSRICK ,
Furniture , Bedding1 , Upholstery ,
Mirran ) , etc. 1800.1203 and KIU farnnm St. , Omaha.
Groceriet ,
PAXTOfi , GALLAGHER & CO , ,
Wholesale Groruries and Provisions ,
Nos. 705.70T , TUB and 7118.10th St , Omaha. Nab.
McVORl ) , BMADY O > CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
13tn * * d Lcnrcnworth ( ts.Omabu.
Hardwart.
LEE , FRIED < 0 CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nn ! ! ,
Tinware , Rbeet Iron , Hto. Aients ( or How * Scalci
and Miami PowdrCu..ODuiiaM < b.
W. J. BKOATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron aud Steel ,
Springs , \Vaion Block. Hardware Lumber , lc. )3Q )
and 1211 Hsrntr St. . Omaba.
EDNEY A GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Waaon and Carriage Wood Stock , Bear 7 Hardware :
Etc. niTaoillUl Learenwerthet..Omaha , Neb.
MILTOX ROGERS A SONS ,
Stoves , lUnges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
MtAtlei , Qratts. Jlrau Goods. U l aafl UU
Ircet.
JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
/ron Works ,
VIERLING
Iron Works ,
rxmitol * nd C it Iron Building Work , Iron
It llTnr . Noams and Ulrders , Pi * urn Knrlncn , llr
Vf urXU nonil BTonmlrjMrckme anil ll'acisml
omcoi > n1wot > .u. i . nf. m < mh tt t.
Mnnnfncttirinir Dealer in Smokestacks ,
llrUclilnir * , T nk . Hint Oeniral Holler Uonjlrloa.
13 IKvlta utroet. Oninlm.
V. II. MC.MANU8. 0. HUI.UVAN.
OMAHA WIRE C IRON WORKS ,
Mnnnfitrturori of
fro ami Iron KalHnsrs , Pesk tUil , ,
Window Guard * . Flower HtunJu. Wlr Rliit , Bt '
1JJ N , 1'Uti. Order , tir mill proruptlf altoiulodto.
Lumber.
OMAHA r > UMBER CO. , .
UoMer All Kind * of '
fluiltllitfir Material at Wholesale.
18tli gtroet and Union PaelBoTmek. Omaha. '
LOUIS BRADFORDT *
Dcalov hi Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Kte. VardCorner7th anil Iou las | CornM
Vth nml Pout Ins.
*
CIIICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
Bit 9.14thstreetOmahaNeb. F.Colpoticr. Manatea
CTNTDIETZ , '
Lumber.
13th Una California Streets. Omaha. Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lnm b r , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Rtc.
Cor.Cth and uouilai IU. , Omiha.Nai.
HOAGLAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. 1L4RVEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offlo * , 1403 Pnrnam street , Omnha.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Csrpolsand rarnnet rioorlng. Dlh andDoaitM
Omaha.
JOHN A. WAKFJFIELD ,
Wholesale Lunihor , Etc.
Imported und Amorlcnn rortlnnd Content SUM
AalforMllwoukoo Ilrdraullo Cemtnt and BMt
Qulncj White Lime.
Lire Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John r. Boid , HaperlntanJtQt.
Lift Stock Commission.
SIoCOY JtROS. ,
Live Stock Connnlsslon Merchants.
Market furnlshod free on appllrallnn. btorkers an
feeders furnlsliod on o > il torinn. norareaoa
Omahit NHtlonnl UinkiinU South Omaha Nation *
Union Htook Yards , South Omaha.
M. BURKE cC SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
Oeo. ilurke , Manngor
Onion Stock Yards , . Omaha. Telephone } .
SAVAGE < C GREEN ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
BnlpmenU of anr and all kind * of Stock solicited.
Union Stock Yards. Omaha , Nob.
Millinery and fntions.
I. OBERFELDER cC CO. ,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
1)13 and 151S llarner Sl.-eet , Omaha , Neb.
Notions.
J. T. MOBINSON NOTION CO *
Wholesale Dealers In
Notions and Furnishing1 Goods ,
tm and < W S. Tenth St , Omaha.
Overalls ,
CANJFIELD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans Pants , Shirts , Kto. 1103 and 11M Douglas Street
Omaha , Neb.
PAPER
CARPEXTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
, arrynnlcei < tockof Printing , Wrapping and Wrll
Imr imper. fporlal attention KlTun to car load or
orders , wh eh will bo shipped direct from uillU. All
orders will receive personal attention. W euar >
antee coed goods and low prices. UU and lltl *
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Printing ,
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , Plank Book Makera. >
And Book Hinders. Hut ami IK ) Routh t'ourtceatk
sircsl. Onalin , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Puhlishors.
DoMers In Type , rronei nnd 1'rlnteri'Supplies. 608
South Twelfth fitre t.
Pumps.
'CHURCHILL FUMPCO
TVholosalo Pumps , Pipe , Fittlnpg ,
Btosmnnd Water Supiilles. Headquarters ( cr iltM j
K03stCu'saoo > ls. l llllli'arii m St. , Uniuha. Heb. I
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMF
COMPANY.
H llad T Wind Mills : nttam and W t r BnppllMb
Plumblnu OoodK , Ucltlnt , lln , . Ola nnd V3 > fa > -
nam it. , Omaha. B. K. l < niton , Mun r.
Teluphnno No. 21U.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
, Pipes and Engines ,
Bteam , Witttr , Ilallwar and llllllnn Supplies. Xtft
iCO. IMnndWi > ninu > St. , Uninha , ri b.
BROWNELL 0 CO. ,
Manufncturcri nnd Denier * In
Engines , Hollers & General Machinery
Uhect Iron work , Bteam Pumpi. S w Mills , Aoiat
Hhnftlir.nadg * Wood split Pulltn , B UI , ,
Alsewacons , scrapers , naJti altUM.
Ten worth st. Omahit
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Miuiufiicliirer and Denlor" In nil kludi ot
lliilihcr Goods ,
Oil Clutliltu nml I.cnilicr lleltlim. VW rurnam St.
Safes , Etc.
Agents for Hull's Safe & . Lock Co.s'
f Ira nnd lluriilnr Proof 8as , Time IxCk , VnolU
_ npdJall Work. 1U > jrnaia < lr t Omaha. N < t ) . _
G. ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Manufacture" of rironud auiflsr Proof Hifcs , Vnull
lJoor , J ll WurV , Shutters nod Wlro Work. Cor.
lllb und JacLsou Bt . , Omaha , Neb ,
Saoh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBItOW cfi CO. ,
Vfbolriale Minufnctnren of
Sash , DOOI-H , Illimls and Moulding ,
Kran ho cel
BOHN MANirFAGTURING COn
Manufacturers , of Sr.sh , Doors , Blir.fr , '
Mould'jiis.SUIr Work end Interior > U.rt Wood Flnlill
Ju toi | n it. ) , . K. cor. JlUrui J iV uw MbBU.
Ouiiji. , Nek.
Lincoln , Neb.
Thn best known nixl most popular hotel In
tlioetato. ] < iKtlloii ! onntraluiKlntii | < inis fltst
rlan. Ileiuliiuurtrrg for rxjiumuruJjC m'-ll and
nil political anil public a
K * ! * * _ '
School , County and City
Wg wil ! pnjr hlghoit nrtco for una ? .
lowcit ratM. Corrr > tioiid | iic iolkit 4
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