Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 20, 1887, Page 3, Image 3
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. AUGUST 20 1887 NO SPECULATION IN WHEAT , ' The Most TTttar Absence of That Feature , in the Market Known in Tears , FULLCONFIDENCEIN ITS FUTURE Corn More Active and Prices Itnle Higher Provisions Continue Quiet Cattle VulucH Advance Gen eral Market Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MAUKET. CHICAGO , August 19. | Special Telegram to the UKK. | Speculation has not been so completely out of wheat for years as It Is right now , and It may bo truthfully stated that the situation Is not getting any weaker. Indeed , those who have their hands closest to the pulse of the carrying trade express the greatest confidence In the future. Values are holding remarkably steady , considering the aosence of speculative Inquiry. Wheat may not advance , but neither docs It decline , and all the time dally returns show conclus ively that a huge through movement from tbo producer In the west to the consumer in the old world Is In progress. Harvest re turns from the northwest are now coming In unfavorably , both as to the yield and quality 3f spring wheat , and farmers' deliv eries of winter wheat are on the decrease Instead of Increase. The local market was dull and featureless. Fluctuations were within Xc limits. Sep tember opened at G8 { c , ranged at Cbjfc low Mid G9V < aC'jc ' high , and closed at C'J&CO c. October opened at 70X@TO < c , ranged at 70) @ 70c and closed at 7070 { e. December opened at 73 > { ( < ? 73 c , ranged at TJJ-i'WTS clew low and 73g73c ( high , closing at the top. Corn was more active than wheat and prices higher than those ruling at the close yesterday. The bears are still numerous and powerful. The olght of "Old Hutch , " clad In a winter ulster , buying corn in all positions from cash to May and predicting an early frost , disturbs the pearefulness of their dreams , but they maintain their ground with more or less determination. They opened the market weak this morning , but when the nervous bull leader put his shoulder under It up went the price. Every time he under took to inject life Into the deal the scalpers went with him , and when ho drew out the market sold off. That was about all there was to speculative trade , which was. Uowever , rather lively on the whole. Ke- Jelpts continue moderate , averaging 800 oars or thereabouts dally , or Just about bait the number arriving last year at this Reason. Local receipts the past twelve weeks are less by fully 12,000.000 bushels than for the corresponding period last year. The bulls are again quoting wholesale merchants for proof of the claims that crops are going to be seriously Impaired over a very largo area of conn try commercially tributary to Chicago cage , and merchants of St , Louis. Kansas City and Cincinnati are also mentioned as haping their affairs to suit anticipated con ditions eased on hard times In the corn belt May corn opened at 45c with an early range of 45g45)lc. ( Them was a good deal of trading at and around 45 > { @ 45Xcand along toward the close the price was run up to 45c , with trades at 45 % ( 45Xc. The shorts displayed no little nervousness and they bought considerable stuff above 45 } < c , but when "Old Hutch" withdrew tlio price . was pushed down , 45 % @ ISXc , being the closing quotations. October opened atilXc. . ranged at41 } @ 2c } and closed at 42c. September opened .it 4l , ' c. ranged at 41 } ® 41c and closed at 41r. There was a alight gain nil around on the day. The speculative market for oats is very dull. Tliero were no outside orders either way and local traders were doing but little , the dullness and weakness In the cash market having a depressing effect. Fluctuations In the leading futures were within a range of > { c , and the closing prices were under those of yesterday. Provision traders continue to have too much leisure tlmo upon their hands to suit. In to-day's trade the late quietude was repeated , and , barring a htronger feeling , there was no change of any moment In the condition of the market. Fluctuations In different articles wcro also confined to exceedingly small limits. In lard tbe clos ings Dhow nn advance of 3X@5c , while year pork was 20c higher. January pork lOc. and January short rlbs2 } c. January , which was the leading winter future , stood at adjourn ment at 812.45 for pork , CO.IWX for lard and 88.85 for short ribs. For September delivery lard sold at 8C.40QC.45 and short ribs at S7.1K ) @ 7.02X , closing at * C.42U@G.45 and S7.00 respectively. Auutist lard and short ribs "were nominally tbo same as September. October lard averaged 7X@10c higher and October short ribs the same to 2 > fc under September. CHICAGO lilVE STOCK. CHICAGO , Au ust 19. | Special Telegram to the DEE.J CATTLE Trade broke with nn advance of about lOc on anything good nnd useful. The up-turn is about equal to the decline ot yesterday. Common descrip tions sold only a shade bettor. Texans sold 5@10c higher , native butchers' stock and feeding bulls selling substantially higher than for some tlmo past , and 84.90 was paid for a few lots of nice handy Nebraska aver aging under 1200 Ibs. Texans , S2.40@3.25 for steers and Sl.C5(32.i5 ( : for bulls and cows , northern range cattle selling at S3.00@3.75 for steers and 82.50(33.00 ( for cows. Stockers and feeders were about the same as heretofore. Veal calves were In largo supply , best milk fat making good prices. Shipping steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs , 84.UOO5.00 ; MX ) to 1350 Ibs , S3.bO & 4.40 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs. S3.00@ii.b5 ; stockers - ers and feeders , Sl.75@.25 : ! ; cows , bulls and mixed , 81.10iJ,70 ; Texas cattle , canncra. 2.0032.70 ; steers , S-.GO@'I.40. Sales : 171 Wyoming , llvMS Ibs , 83.25 ; 100 averaging 1180 Ibs , 83.05. llooa Uuslness was rather slow , with values about lUc lower on heavy and 5c timber on light , llio latter variety is becom ing scarce , not only In Chicago , but else where. About 85.30 was the highest for heavy and they had to be prime to bring that price , as large lots sold at 85.20@5.25 , and from these figures down to S5.0ug5.10 ( , ac cord In u to quality. Light sorts sold largely at S5.25@5.do. LIVE STOCK. Chicago , August 19 , The Drovers' Jour nal reports as follows : Cattle Receipts. 7,500 ; market strong and a shade higher ; shipping steers , 83.UO@5.00 ; Stockers and feeder * , 81.75@3.25 ; COWH , bulls und mixed , 81.1092.70 ; Texas cattle , # 2.00(2 ( @ 3.40 ; Wyoming , 53.25. Hogs Itecelpts , 11,000 ; market a shade lower for heavy ; light strong ; roiuh , 34.75(3 ( 5.10 : packing and shipping , 85.10 5.35 light , 84.70(35.30 ( ; skips. SS.OO&I.GO. Sheep Itecelpts , 4,000 : market steady native muttons , 83.00(34.30 ( ; stackers , S'ilOtfi 2.75 ; western , 83.100j3.75 ; Texans , 2.75a ( 3,05 ; Umbs , S4.25rtJ5.OU. Nationnl Stock YardN , Gait St , liouli. 111. , August 19. Cattle Itecelpts , 1,000 ; shipments , 12,000 ; market steady ; fall to choice heavy native steers , 33.iHXg4.20 butchers' steers , fair to choice , I3.40ig3.95 feeders , fair to good , 12.70W3.4U ; Stockers lair to good , S2.OIXg-J.bO. HOKB ltcelpt , 1,000 ; shipments , 1,000 market stronger ; choice heavy am butchers' selections , 85.25(36.40 ; packers run Yorkers , medium to choice , 85.00il5.20 ( pigs , common to good , 84.4035.09. Kansas City , Auzust 19. Cattle Ite celpts , 3,000 ; shipments , 1,000 ; good to cholci corn-fed , J1.IXK3-UO ; comwon to medium , S3..I ( 3.90 ; stockers and feeders , 82.0033.25 cows , 81.40(42.05. ( Hogg Itecelpts , 0,500 ; shipments , 3,000 good to choice , $5.00 (95.15 ( ; common ti [ medium , | 4.754.95 ; skips and pigs , 3.00s ( 4.70. _ F1NANUIAU NF.W Yoiiit , August 19. [ Special Telegran to the DF.K.I The stock market was slow but displayed considerable stubborness Traders who have been short all week wer disposed to even up to get away from towi to-morrow , and the bulls were Inclined lo take what little profit they had In their trade : ' 1 here wereJSOO.OOO In gold received from Lor don to-day , and 51,000.000 ordered from Lou don and Paris to-day. Money was easy , bi there was no bull leader , and In the absenc ef any concentrated support a few root traders bold moderately because they saw chance to mark prices off a little , and despite the buying of St , Paul , Lake Shore and Heading by London and large houses , the general list weakened fractionally. Manhat tan was the weaker stock and broke 3 } { points down to 108 , but recovered to 110. Cotton oils were weak and dropped to 31 } { , but recovered to 32. Pointers to sell were out , but what they were based on Is not known. It Is said , however , that the cotton oil business Is good and the "Trust" Is doing a paying business. The coal stocks were stronger and higher during tbe early trading , but broke off about noon , Heading being the weak stock , and lost ; < per cent. Lack of support was conspicuously visible during the closing hour , when the market was the weakest of the day , and declines ot } f to \ { per cent were rccoidcd , the last sales being at almost Inside figures and showed net declines of % on Heading , Manhattan 1 , New England > * ' < Missouri Pacllic % . Western Union % Lake Shore % per cent. Paclhc Mall , Northwest ern , and St. Paul closed the same as yester day. The total sales were 165,990 shares. QOVEIINMENT& Government bonds were dull and weak. YKSTKKDAY'B QUOTATIONS. U. 8. 4's coupon .1 . , AN. W 115J U. S. 4W'scoup. . 103k do pref erred. . . 140 Pacific ffsot ' 95. . fitL ' N. Y. C 108 > CanadaSouth'n. 1 54'tf O. H. & N * % * i v t t uilblt J n/4 , Central 1'acltiu. . 37 % O. T. Chicago A Alton. 147 I'aclllcMMI 3'j do preferred..1V > I' . , D. AE 20 C. , H. AO 139 l'ullmnnPal.Car.147 U. , L. A W ISO ? Heading K > I ) . A11.U 27Ji Jlock Island . . . .ISO Kne 31 St L.AS. F. . . . 87 do preferred. . . , 09 do preferred. . . . 74J- Illinois Central..llStfO. , M. A at , P. . . 82J I. , U. A W 18 do pref erred. . 1205 K. &T SOJjfSt P. A 0 48 > Lake Shore l's' do proferred. . 110J L. AN C3H Texas Michigan Cctit'l. . 84 Union Pacific. . . . 50) ) . Mo. Pacific 97 W..SL LAP. . . . 18 No. Pacific 28 do preferred. . 31J do preferred. . . . 55 \V. U. Telegraph 73" MONKY On call easy at 4X@3 t > er cent , last loan 6 per cent , closed ollured at 5 per cent. PHIMK MKUCANTILE PAPEn CXQ8K per cent. HTinr.iNO EXCHANOK Quiet , but steady and unclittnKed. _ FllODUCE MARKETB. Chicago. August 19. Following Quota tions are the Uao : closing rigurw ; Flour Steady and unchanged. Wheat Openea rather weak at } { @ } { e lower. Improved under better demand and closed He above yesterday ; cash , 681-lCc : September , 6'Jl-lOc ; October , 7011-lCc. Corn Unsettled , fluctuations being within a small range , closing \o above yesterday ; cash , 41c ; September , 41-tfc ; October , 42c. Oats Dull , quiet and Vc ' lower than yesterday's close ; cash , 24 ; < e ; September , 25kc ; Octoocr. 31 Vc. Kye-Uull at 44c. Barley September , 67c. Prime Timothy Seen SS.25. FlaxSeed-Sl.Ol. VYMsky-81.10. Pork-Firmer ; cash. 815.00 ; year , 811.75 O11.80 ; January , 812.42 (312.45. ( Lard Moderately nctlyo and steady : cash and September , 80.40Q < 5.42 } < ; October , 8C.47K @ 0.50. Uulk Mcats-ShouldPri , 5.ftO@5.CO ; short clear , SS.30@8.a5 ; short ribs , 37.1X ) . Huttcr Dull ; creamery , 20 > ig2Cc ( ; dairy , Cheese Dull but firm ; full cream chcd- dars , ll@ll c ; Hats and Young Americas , Hides UnchanKod ; heavy ? reon hides. 7k'c ; light do , 7 48c ; salted bull hides 6c , green salted carT8X@'Jc ] ; dry flint , 12 < < 13c ; dry calf , 12@13c ; dencons 30c each. Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 3Xc ; No. 2 , 3c ; cakes , 4c. 4c.Kocelpts. . Shipments. Flour , ubls . 15,000 13KX ( ) Wheat , bu . 35.000 89.000 Corn , bu . 102,000 12C.OOO Oats , bu . 280,000 117.000 Hye , bu . 1,000 l.OuO Uarley. bu . . . , . 2.r > ,000 4,000 New York. August 10. Wheat Re ceipts , 210,000 ; exports. 184,000 ; spot rather easier and moderately active , partly for ex port ; options have scarcely varied for the day. ruling generally steady ; ungraded red , 77 < ii81 { c : No. 2 red. 7fl5@Sc ) In elevator , 80 ; ( < ? sifc delivered ; No , a red , September closing at 80c. Corn Spot K@Jfe nl options higher , closing firm : receipts , 8,000 , ; exports , 600 ; ungraded , 4 @ 4K'c ; No. a , 4'J@4'Jj c In store and elevator , 50c delivered ; September closing at 4'JVc. Oats , ® c higher ; receipts , 7-4,000 ; ex ports , COO ; mixed western , iU@33c ; white western , 34Xg41c. Coffee Spot , fair ; Rio flrrn at 819.75 ; options higher but trading light ; sales , 32,000 bags ; August , 8)7.80 ) < ai7.00 ; September , 817.90 CB18.00 : October , S18.05 18.15 : November , 18.10@18.2.r ; December , 818.30. Petroleum Steady ; United , 59c. Kges Steady and In moderate request ; western , 10@10Hc. Pork More active but steady ; mess quoted at 815.00@15.25 for old ; S15.50 ( < 4i..75 for new , Lard A shade higher ; western steam spot , 86.77K- Butter Quiet nnd firm : western , 12 ® 25c ; western creamery , 10@2."xj. Cheese Easier but dull ; western , Cincinnati , August 19. Wheat Firm ; No. 2 red. 73Xc. Corn Firm and In fair demand ; No. 3 mixed , 4flc. Oati-Kasier ; No.O mixed , 27 f@2Sc. nye-Flrmer ; No. 2 , 60c. Pork Firm at 815.00. Lard Firm at SO.SO. Whisky-81.05. St. Louis , August 19. Wheat Weak cash , C85fa6Uc ( ; October , 7lc. Corn Finn ; cash , 37J3SXc ; October , Oats-Dull : cash , 24 < c ; October , 25 ; c. Whlsky-81.05. I'ork15.oo. . Lanl-86.23. Butter Firm and demand good ; creamery 24@28c ; dairy , K nia City. Auetist 19. Wheat- No. a soft , cash , 05c bid ; May , 77c bid , 78 0 asked. Corn-Steady ; No. 2. cash , 34@aic ; Sep tember , SSjfc asked ; October , SOc asked. Oats No transiictlonH. . Milwaukee. Auzust 19. Wheat Irregu lar ; cash , CSJ c ; September , ti9 > c ; October , 70 c. Corn-Dull ; No. S. 40c. Oats Quiet ; No. 2 white. 28 } < c. Uve-lllgher : No. 1 , 40Kc. Barley-Steady ; No. 2 , tX'c. Provisions-Quiet ; pork , August , 812.50. New Orleans August 19. Corn De mand light , but holders firm : In sacks : mixed. 54c ; yellow , 54c ; white , S4ffl55c. Oats Quiet but steady ; clioico western , In sacks , 84 ® 35c. Corn Meitl-Kasy at S2.27KO3.30. Hog Products Dull and unchanged ; pork , 815.5 : > { ; lard , rellncd tleice. C.C2U. Bulk Meats-Shoulders , $5.75 ; long clear and clear rib , 80.50. Ijlvornool. August 19. Wheat Quiet ; : demand fair ; holders offer freely ; red western spring , Os 1 d@Cs 2d ; red west : ern winter. 6s 2dGC 3a 4d. Corn Firm ; demand fair ; new mixed western , 4s 2X < 1 per cental. Mlnnoapollg , August 19. Wheat Mar ket very quiet ; No. 1 hard , cash , 72c ; September , 72WC ; October , 79c ; No. 1 northern , cash , 7lc ; September. 7lKc ; Oc tober , 6bc. No. 2 northern , cash , CUc ; Sep tember , G9tfc : October. 65c. On track : No. 1 hard , 73c ; No. 1 northern , 72c ; No. 2 north ern , TOc. Flour Quiet ; patents , | 4.00@4.10 ; bak ers , S3.15M3.30. Receipts-Wheat , 104,000 bu. Shlpments-Wneat , 3,000 bu ; flour , 23,000 bbls. - o OMAHA MVE HTOCK. ; Friday , August 19. ; Cattle. O The run of cattle was light as compared with yesterday , and there were very few good cattle In. There were a few native steers sold , which readied 84.25. The sup ply of butchers stock Is liberal and In excess ot the demand. While the supply Is large , buyers are very particular and old , thin cows are slow sale , even at a low price. Values s.re remain about \eryUttlewaadono re with Stockers and feeders. IIOK' ' The receipts of hoes were heavier than yes terday by 1,000 head. Tlio market opened n- very slow , the buyers belne backward about n- pettlns to work , and very little business was nut done before 11 o'clock. When the market did open It was at a decline of fully lOc from ce yesterday's market. A few loads were not sold until latu In the afternoon , and four loads were held over , Receipt * , Oattle. 400 UogS 4,200 Shipment * . Cattle 3 cars Sheep ficnrs liorses Scars PreTAlllrtR Prioot. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market ; Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ib 84.10ft4.25 Choice steers , lioo to ISOJ Ibs. . . 3.W$4,10 ( Fat little Steers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 9.75(43.80 ( Corn-fed ranee steers 1200 to 1400 3.75 4.00 ( lood to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 8.75/33.00 Common to medium cows 2.00(32.50 ( Uood to choice bull * 1.75f2a,50 I Mil and medium heirs S.00r < 0r > .05 ( lood to choice heavy hogs S.O.V S-l.S Uood to choice mixed hogs 5.035.05 ReprcaentauTa Bale * . XAT1VK S1KE113 COIIN FKD. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. 0..13U J3.00 10..1500 84.B3X 18..1115 3.75 21..1U.X ) 4.25 2J..1110 4.00 COWS. 5..1030 82.10 14. . . . ff73 52.80 10. . . . 873 2.10 11. . . . 1195 2.30 15..10b8 2.15 18. . . 1152 3.05 BTAOS. 1..1200 31.50 2..1500 83.00 ROAR. No. Av. 8hk. 1'r. No. AT. Shb. Pr 67..234 85.00 7H..248 W ) SS.O.'i ' 6 < J.'ifi6 80 5.00 R.251 ) 40 5.05 72..2C4 40 5.00 U7..S20 240 5.05 C7.M3 ! 200 5.00 02..237 W ) SO,1 ! 75..240 120 5.00 C9..247 5.05 CO..238 120 5.00 C8..23V ! ICO ROB 80..288 40 5.00 80..2U5 100 5.U5 C8..244 280 5.00 f,9..244 ICO 5.W > 73..227 120 5.00 01..201 5.05 80..205 120 5.00 07..249 80 5.05 07..224 ICO 6.00 CO..254 5.07K 71..210 40 5.00 6S..ZS ICO 5.07J , ' 70..258 120 5.00 CO..257 ICO 5.07i C2..233 5.00 58..2WJ bO 5.10 W..219 200 5.00 73..243 5.10 03..1M3 80 6.00 74..2'K 5.10 78 . . .2U 80 5.00 55..303 5.10 CC..255 80 5.05 C7..268 120 5.10 GO . . .240 40 5.05 CJ..2ri 40 5.10 58..204 80 5.05 K7..344 M ) 5.10 TJ..245 200 5.05 CO..270 200 5.10 77..238 ICO 5.05 CU..249 W ) 5.12U' 5G..2b9 ICO 5.05 CO..249 80 6.12K 71..SB 200 5.05 50..2-M 40 5.12H W..2 9 120 5.0 > 10..3tfJ 5.15 01..200 121) 6.05 54..271 5.15 87..170 ICO 5.05 27..MM 5.15 70..230. 40 5.05 55. . 305 40 5.17 Mvo Stock Sold. Showlngthu number of head of stock sold on the market to-day : CATTLK. O. H. Hammond & Co 21 Local 79 Shippers 46 Feeders 134 * Total 2bO HOOS. Anglo American Packing Co 2412 Snnlre&Co 188 U. H. Hammond * Co 4C5 Armour & Co 774 Harris & Fisher. 08 Total 3907 Unsold 200 All sales of stock in tuts market are made per cwt llvo wel < tlit unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at He Per Ib. for all weights "Skins , " or hogs wulghlni ; less than 100 Ibs. no value. Pregnant sows are ducked 40 IDs. and stagsSD Iba. by the nubile Inspector. fjlvc Stock Nntott. A. J. Minor , Nelson , Neb. , was In with two loads of hogs. A. J. Langdon , Urctnn , stopped on his way back from the cast. J. K. Thompson , Council Binds , was over and marketed hogi. J. M. Abraham , Valley , was here and mar keted n load of hogs. Mr. Potter , Cornlnir , a well known stock man , was over with hogs. Peter Uerlet , Talmage , was among the stockmen visiting the yards. J. M. Younc , Lawrence , Neb. , was in and marketed two lo.uls of hogs. The decline in the hog market was felt more on heavy hogs thun light. Mr. Carlcson , of the Him of L. Andeison & Co. , Mead , came in with a car of cattle. Mr. Smith , of the linu of Smith & Uuhr , of Humphrey , Nob. , was hero and marketed ale lo < ul ot lions. Henry Knoiaon , Cedar Itapids. Nob. , was In and sold two loads ot hogs and \\ent away feeling happy. Mr. Newcnmb , of the firm of Atwood & Fewcomb , lied Oak , la. , was at the yards and marketed a load ot hogt > . J. M. Brown , of Bromlield , came in with a load of cattle and a load of hogs. The cattle brought $4.25 , the top price. Thompson & Spaukmau , Famlngton , Utah , well-known ranchmen , stopped at the ) ards on their return from the east. J. A. Vandurtf. Uradshaw , was In ana marketed a loard of fangs. Ho Is feeding 04 head of cattle that weigh about 1,500 Ibs. A. L. Williams. Lincoln , was here looking over the yards. Says the Lincoln pacKin houses have shut down tor the presuht Hon. J. Cox , Hampton , Nob. , well-known banker and stockman , marketed u load nt 305-ib hogs which topped tliu market ut S5.17V , . Georce Meianer , T. J. Taylor and E.V. . Banks , all of Shultou , Neb. , stoppcd'oiT at the yards on tUeir way homu with stock cattle. Mr. Wansor , of the firm of Spelts ite Co. , Brainard , heavy .shippers was In anil mar keted a load ot cows. He says they expect to have two-thirds of a corn crop , and tnat small grain turned out well. The following had stock on the market : W. L. Willis , Madison ; Frank Taylor , St. Edwards ; W , Towiiupnd , Kockvlllu ; Lance Creek. C. Co. , Central City ; Hiirnoy A ; Lattn , Tekamah. G. Gro\esnor , Takamnh ; K , Blaco , Kennard ; Clark 11. & Co. , Wuston ; J. A. Crane. Kislngs ; L. . Akin , Clarinda ; Attwood & N. , Ued Oak ; W. C. Potter & Son , Cornine ; C. H. Parmalee , Plattsmouth ; S. 1) ) . 1'rlost. Uedhain , la. ; Karmur G. & S. Co. , Mead ; John Uekman , Okuto ; Bunkley & U , , Stromi- buri : ; .17 F. Lower , Stromsbur. ; ; A. D. Jones , Dunlap , la. : L. W. Denton , Waterloo lee ; Crowell L. & G. Co. , West Point ; C. Hunt , Klverton ; W. H. Austen & Co. , Frank lin ; 11. M. Oliver. Ayr ; A. L. hnearman , Springfield ; W. J. Uavls & Co. , Grand Is land ; H. Evorsnn , Cedar Itapids ; F. M. Sackett , Cedar Kaplds ; M. E. Stevens , Uoono ; D. A. Stewart , North LOUD ; Potter & S. , Kim Creek ; A. M. Spooner & Co. , Hooper ; C. Snelder , bnyder ; UP no S. & 1) . , Elgin ; J. Borlan , Clarksou ; F. J. Toohill , O'Mull ; blmms it H. , Portsmouth , la. , W. II. Ficemnn , Oak land ; Sterling & G. , Avoca ; Utiodon & 7. . , Missouri Valley ; Northwestern C. Co. , Mln- den ; Ell Dexter , Phillips ; Norcross & W. , Sterling ; J. M. Drown , Browntield ; Snell it A. Ashland ; C. Graham , Kavenna ; W. Wyaut , Gcrmantown ; Wilson , Itlchlo&Co. UMAHA WIIOLIGS.VM : MAUKISTS. I'roduoe. Ttc ) following arc the prices nt which roumi lots oj produce arc t > old on this nwrhct : Friday Aucust 19. GENKUAI. The produce markets showed a little more life to-day than yesterday. Prices were nearly tlio same. Good butter and good eating apples are especially In demand. The egg market advanced He to-day , and the cheese marKet made the same advance. Ko- potts received from the leading potato pro ducing counties of Nebraska and western Iowa indicate not only a heavy shortage In the crop , but In many places almost a total falluie. At none of the principal shipping points do they claim over a half a croc , while many places will barely have sulllcleut to supply tlio home demand. At Walnut , la. , dealers are paying GOc per bushel for fair stock. In Fremont county , Iowa , potatoes are worth 45@50c per bushel , and there Is no surplus. Wherever there have been rains the crop Is better , as at Atlantic , where it Is thought there will be half a crop. In No- braskcthe outlook Is equally discouraging , the potatoes being small and few In a hill. Last fall , dealers In Omaha were able to lay In their winter's supply at 40@50c. This year , at the present time , good keeping stock Is worth 75c per bushel , with no prospect of lower prices. Althoufh potatoes could be bought hero In car lots last fall at 40@50c pet bushel , they sold this spring at 00@75c , and lu May good stock went as hleh as SLOO pci bushel by the wholesale , and sornu fancj Colorado stock even higher. Boos Maritet good , prices firm ; stocks moving at H l2c. BuTTKB-CLolco Is scarce , prices fair ; West Point creamery , 24c ; other creamery 22c ; choice dairy , 18$20c ; medium grades lS lOc : ordinary , 9310A CIIEKSE Market good. Fancy full crean Cheddars , slnele , 10c : full cream , twins , llKo young Americas , lljfcj brick cqecso. 100 Ib ; In case , DAW , 12c ; Llmbnrrer , 100 Ibs In cue , now , 12c ; Swiss , fancy Ohio , new IPc. Poui/TRY-Market fair , jirlcesrirm. Sprint chickens ) .75 ( < t2.75 ; old fowls S'J.50 < & 125. There Is no demand for ducks or turkeys , thoueh the former , when In good order , sell at 92.25@2.75. and the latter C < $7c per pound. GA.MK. There Ii no name coming in , the weather being too warm to handle It POTATOKS The supply Is light and good stock Is moving at 55 < afi5a ; f ncy , 70c. . . CAIHIAOK Firm at 75c per dozen for solid heads. ONIONS Scarce and firm ; good stock , SO ® OOc per bushel. Po TATOKS Scarce and firm at 65@C5c ; best 75c. ' MBI.ONS Watt-rmelons bring 810.00 ( < ri5.00 per hundred ; cantelopuft. .1 > 075c ( pcrdoz. BKAN.S. Hand picked navy beans are emoted at 51.75 per bushel , and the other grades are selling from that figure down to 51.25 , POP Conx There Is very little sale for poprorn. An occasional sack Is cold at OMATOKS The local gardeners are sup plying the tnnrKPt ut 5Jai ( o per bushel. Eoti PLANT Only a few being handled ny the commission men ; 81. 00@1.25 per dozen. OKI.EIIY The demand Is not very neavy so early In the season. Good stock suitable for reshipment Is sold at 35 < @ 40c per bunch. fruit * . Orders frntn the country requiring se lected stnclt nnd Mtra cure In imcldnii cannot - not di i/s | / be filled nt the ccttnc prices tiuotid to the local trade for common stock. General Tim markets were fairly well supplied with fruits to-day. The demand was good and stock moved oil rapidly , peaches especially being In good demand. Bartlctt pears are not as plenty as earlier in the season and prices are tinner. The other kinds of California pears , not being as good as the llartletts , are not In as good demand. The supplj of grapes continues large. Very choice home-grown am arrlvlnc In the mar ket and urn moving a little more briskly and at better prices than yesterday. While the yield of a good many kinds of fruits and vegetables Is light , there Is a very fnlryleH of grapes In all parts of the coun try. New England icports a good crop , while In Now York and the Middle States prospects Indicate an average crop. Virginia has a medium crop of good quality , and In Ohio and Michigan there are Indications of more than an average yield. California promises a largo crop of coed quality. PIIUNKS The market Is uell supplied with both the Gross and silver prunes. Good stock 81.50. PLUMS The receipts of plums tre not as heavy as of other trults from California. Prices are firm , good stock moving at 81.50 per box. GitAi'KB Receipts liberal. Home-grown Concords , COc per 10-ID. basket ; Warden , 75c per 10-lb. baskets : California muscats , SI.50 per 20-1 b box. HKUHIKS The season for berries Is prac tically over. PIIACHES The market Is well supplied with very choice stock from California. Choice stock Is going at 81.35(31.50. ( PKAUS There are several varieties of Cali fornia pears coming in but the Bartlett thus far Is the favorite. Choice stock , 82.75 per box. box.liKMONs liKMONs Tlio supply liberal , wllh fair de mand. Fair to good stock , 87.00 ; fancy , 98.50. OnANcir.s There are a few good oranges on the market. Uodl , SC.50. BANANAS The market Is full ot bananas at St.50 ( . : i.X ) per bunch. Ari'i.K.H The market H almost bare and good stocK is very scarce. Choice apples suitable ) for shipment aru quoted at $ .i.00(3 ( 83.50 per bbl. CBAII Arri.Ks The demand Is very light and is supplied lor the most part by thu local farmcis. Choice stock. tl.CO per bushel. Grocer'H IjlHt. COKFKK Ordinary grades , 20 > @ 21c : fair , 21 } < @ 22c ; prime. J - lo ; fancy green and yellow , U3@2.ic ; old government Java. 38 © iJOo ; Interior Java , ! ( 2Se ; Mocha , S IiOc ; Arbiicklo'd , roasted , 2/c ( ! ; McLatiglilln'H XXXX , 2fi'ic ' ; Uilworth's , 2Gc ; Ited Cross , 20J/C. CANNED GOODS Oysters , standard , per case , S2.UOriUO : stiauberilcs , ! ! Ib , per case. cnse , S4.50@4.CO ; white" cherries , per rase , S5.CO plums , per ease , 8:1.00(83.70 : ( : blue berries , per case , 82lO@i'JO ; e g plums. 2 Ib. per case , S2.50 ; pineapples , 2 Ib , per case. S3.-0@5.7. > ; 1 Ib mackeiel. per do/ , 81.50 ; 1 Ib salmon , pcrdoz , St.S09l.b5 ; 210 gooseberries , per case. S2.ayiW.90 ; 2Ib string beans , per case , SI. 70 : 2 Ib lima beans , nor case , Sl.fiO ; 2 Ib marrowfat peas , per case , S2.40@2.M ) ; 2lbeirly Juno ceas. per case. * 2.75 ; 3 Ib tomatoes , ? 2.40 ( < J2.50 ; 21bcorn ? 2..r)0. PHOVIMONS Hams , 13 , ' @ 13i e ; breakfast bacon. HffcllHc : bacon sides 9 flOc ; dry salt , SJftrf'Jc ; shouIdersJC' ' c : dried boot hams , l-i:5c : : dried beef regular , llHl' c ; hamspirnlc , SUOAK GranulntedOK@ < wnlte extra C. 5 > Xi ( 5 ; < c ; extra C , 5 c ; yellow C , 6X@5 c ; cut loaf , powdered , 7 ( < ? 7 c. DitiED FKUITS Apples , now , K evaporated , 50-lb ring , 10(3)l7Kc ( ) ; raspberries , c ; evaporated , unpared , c : new currants , 7 ( iJ7J-c ; prunes , 4k(24Hc ( ! ; : citron , 25c ; rai- bins , London lavcis , SLOT ; California , loose muscatels , 31.50 ; new Valeucias , 7 } < c. Iti'.FiNKi ) LAUD Tierce , Wfalb \ ( square cans , GXc ; 50-lt > round , 7 } c : 20-lb round , 7 > < c ; 10-lb calls , 7&c ; 5-Ib palls , 7 < c ; 3-lb palls , 7 > ic. PICKLES Medium , In bbls , 80.50 ; do in half bbls , S.75 : ! ; small , In bbls , S7.50 : do in hnlf bbls , S4.25 ; gherkins , in bbls , 68.50 ; do In half bbls , 84.75. WOOI > INWARE : Two-hoop palls , per dnz , cl.45 : 3-noop nails , 51,70 ; No. I tub. S0.50 ; No. 2 tub.rj.50 ; No. 3 tub , S4.50 ; wash boards , S1.75 : assorted bowls , S2.25 ; No. 1 cliuins , $9 ; No. S chums , SS ; No. 3 churns , S7. S7.Ton A ceo Lorlllard's Climax , 44c ; Splen did , 3Sc : Mechanic's Delight , 41e : Leggett < fc Meyer's. .Star , 41c ; Cornerstone , 34e ; Drum- mond's Hnrso Shoo , 41c ; T. J. , B7c ; Sorg's Spearhead , 44c. STAHCII Mirror ( Jloss , 5Jfc ; Graves Corn , Cifc ; Osweco Gloss , 7c ; Oawcgo Corn. 7c. Hiioous-Kxtra 4-tle.S2.GO ; No. 1,5'J.OO ; No. ' . ' , 81.75 ; heavy stable , 84 Sviitip No. 70 , 4-sallon kegs. 81.32@1.35 ; New Orleans , per gallon , ! Wr ( 4c ( ! ; maple syrup , half bbls , "old time , " pnr gallon , 70p ; 1-gallon cans , per doz , $10.00 ; iulf-gallon cans , per uoS" > .50 ; quart cans , 83.00. CANDY Mixed , 8 } < ailc ; stick , } $ @ > c. CIIACKKUS ( hirneau's sodn , butter nnd picnic , ie ; creams , 7Kc ; ginger snaps , 7Xc : citv soda , 7Kc. TKAS Japan , 20ft ( > 5c ; gunpowder , 20@COc ; Youn < Hyson. 25@53c ; Oolong , 20COc. JKLI.II -30-11) pails , $2.00. General Market * . SPIRITS Cologne spirits , Ibs proof , 81.10 ; do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof , 81.10 ; do 18,1 proof , S1.09. Alcohol. IbS proof. 2.10 per wine gallon. Redistilled whiskies , S1.00@1.50. Gin blended. 51.50 ® 2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. S2.00@ < 3.00 ; Ken tucky and Pennsylvania , ryes , 82.00 ( l. < JO ; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies , SL50 ( : i.OO. Urandles , Imported 85.00 ( 8.50 ; domestic , S1.31KS3.00. Gins , Imported. S4.50g ( 6.00 ; domestic. 81.8503.00. Champagnes , Im ported , tier case , Si8.00@ > U.OO ; American , per case. 810.00(310.00. ( CoAi.-Kgir. 89.00 ; nut , 5.9.25 ; ranee , 59.25 ; Iowa lump , $8.00 ; Iowa .nut , S2,75 ; walnut lock. $3.00 ; Illinois. S4.l,35fi4.75. HEAVT IlABDWAitEl-lron , rate , S2.70 ; plow steel , special cast , 4)c ) ; cruciblehteel , 6 > c ; cast tools , do. I2 ( lc ( ) ; waon spokes , per set , 82.00@3.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.25 ; fel lees , sawed dry , SI.CO ; tongues , each , bOc ; axles , each , 75c ; square nut , perlb , C@7c ; coil chain , per Ib , CH@i3cnialleablo ; , , b@10c ; Iron wedges , 6c ; crowbrirsific : harrow teeth , 4) o ; spring steel , 4Wici Warden's horse shoes , 84.75 ; Hurden's tnulo shoes. 85.75. Itarbed wire' In car lots , 84.00 pur 100 Ibs. Iron nails , rates , 10 to 50 82.40 ; steel nails , "HIDES Green butchers' , 6X@Gc ; green cured. 7Kc ; dry flint , Ho ; dry salt , 9c ; green rait skins , 7Kc ; damaced bides , two-thirds prica Tallow 3c. Grease Prime white. 3c : yellow , 3c ; brown , IWc. Sheep pelts , 25g 40C. Dry Goods. COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dls ; count-LL. 6 c : CO , 7 > ic : SS , 8' c ; KE , 9Kc ; GG , 10c ; XX , 12c ; OO. 14c ; NN , lOc , HX. 18c ; ltaoe ; No. 10 , SKc ; 40 , lOHc : W- 13Xc : 80 , 15c ; SO , colored , We ; 50 , colored , I2c ; 70 , colored , 15c ; Bristol , 13Xc ; Union Pacllic. 18c. CAiii'KT WAnr Bibb white , 18 } < c ; col ored , 20XC. HATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem. He ; Beauty , 12Vc : Boone , 14c ; ii , cased , 80.50. PiiiNTS Souu Coi.ous Atlanta5W ; Sla ter 5 ; Berlin Oil K ; Garner Oil 6 to 7. Pl.Nic ANIJ JHoiiKS Hiclimond 6 ; Allen 0 ; Itlver- points ; Steel Klver C ; Klchmond G ; Pocilic ftj < . I.viiioo BLUE Washington G ; Ameri can OX ; Arnold GW ; Arnold I ) 10 % ; Arnold A12 ; Arnold Goidsea ! 10KDiiEBsCtiar - ter Oak 4 > { ; lUuiapo 3 ; Lodi 4 > i ; Alien 6j < ; Richmond 5K ; Windsor 0 ; Eddystone 0 ; lliNOHAM-Plunkett checks 7V : Whltten- ton 7'4 : York 7 ; Normandlo Dress 8K ! Calcutta Dress K ; Whlttenton Drrss 9 ; Kenfrew Dress B to .1-H ; KENTUCKY J BANS Memorial 15c ; Canton IBc ; Durham 27Xc : Hercules 18c ; Leaming ton 83Xo ; Cottswold 25c. CHASM Stevens' B Oc ; bleached 7c ; Slo vens' A "Kc ; bleached 8Xc : Stevens' P 8Wc : bleached VKc ; Stevens' N 9tfc ; bleached lOWc ; Slovens' S H T 12Wc. MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth $ 'AS5 ; plain Holland 8Uc to 9c ; Dado Holland 12 c. FLANNKi.s-Piald Kattsman 20c : Goshen 3-Kc ; Clnar Lake 32 'c : Mapln City 3G > Vc. White O. H. No. 3. f. 21c : G. U. No. 1 , } ( , { c : B. H. No. 2 , } { , SBXc ; B. Ii. No. 1 , * f. SOc : Quecheo No. 1. J4.'c ; Ouechce No. a , ururnnnnniinn Vn. a . ' . ! Wc ; Anawan 24 inch , l5Uc ; v H. A. V.3i > ix u h/ " CoMFOHTElis S65035.'ob. BLANKETS White , 81.00(37.50 ( ; colored , 81.10Q8.00. CAMimirs-Slater 4tf ; Woods 4H ; Stan dard 4K : Peacock 4K. COIIRKT JEANS Androscoggln 7 > / ; Kear- sage 7K ; Hockport 0 > ; Conestoga G [ | . DUCK West Point 29 In. , 8oz. , 10 # ! West Point 29 ln 10 oz. . 12X : West Point 29 in. , W oz. . 15 ; West Point 40 In. . 11 oz. , 10. Checks-Caledonia X , 9W ; Caledonia XX , 10W ; Kconomy 9 to 9M\ \ Otis 9 to 9tf. TICKS Lwwiston 80 In. , 12J { ; Lewlston 32 In. , 13f } : York 33 In. , 14 ; Swift Klver 7X : Thorndlke O O , } / ; Thorndiko K F. 8W ; Thorndlke 120. W ; Thorndlko XXX , 15 ; Cordls No. 5,9 : Cordls No. 4,11. DENIMS Amoskeag 9oz. , 10 : Everett 7 oz. , 13 ; York 7 oz. . 13 ; Haymaker 8tf : Jaff- roy XX. ll } < : .lalfrey XXX , 12K ; Beaver Creek AA. 12 ; Beaver Creek BB , 11 ; Beaver Creek CC , 10. FOR SALE. An Island on tlio Sou them coast of M nctts , Coed llshliiH and bench for balhlnir. Ixi catcd In tlio best Suminrr Climate In the world For full partlelars addrcia , BftWAKD. 11. MKKKILL , W u tnnl Life DulldlnK , i& Nnnsau St. , N. T DR. OTTERBOURG. Uth u4 D4 ( * 8U OMAHA , A RtCUUR CRADDATE IN MEBICINE , ANO SPECIAL PRACTITIONEn AmhrriMd to trr t til Ctro * ! * , Ntnrout and "Pi wll IHMftJkw" t klhrr taiM4 fcj lmfr Atmtt tsttM r tiaUf ) ) tWinlnftl WcakntM ( iitfht ! OM * ) fkiutl lability , ( luu of MlUftl powrr ) \tr\oni DrVillitr , Him ) * ] I > t on ] ri Ac. Cur * * ru rtntfd or tnon y * rfun t.t Chrft lo r. 11x > ii * nU of riw eumL Afr * and ftp- Irnro trr lm | > orUiit. All nifdkrhiei eicialljr | | iin > * rrf | TitrtichU * HvidiiAl MM ho tnjurkm or pui * > iiou couijioimJ * uiol Nilltn l l from bu ln 4 TfttiiiiU At ilUtmir * Uvil J If l tl r IIK ! ttprrii. UttllHne * nl cvtrrMhrrt &tt fn.m * aia or brftkajr * . tnr aX-rrnt t mn will ratll > Rhfc. ' t-i * T OM MAN , AM iMrortAirr Qi rm-iK. " iixl flYMITOM lirt en whirh to prrt t full klutorv f tiiMHv. Butt your ' M ad tend for Utmi. Order * wtA promptly , tiMttcy itbirrred. tlthtr la prMti or bj mall. Orrim HODU. t to II ft. . , I to 5 od ? t t p. . WEAK MENEft ! ! , or " ' "l n .Y A * a- , OL'iailTIITO B ( IKK by IMi New lurioviD -m ' ' thi * fpcciflc purpoit , CUBE or rwlNrBATIVB TVlAKMIH , Rlf- tinuoui , niltd. teething current * of . manfnjruretillhrr month * . Scaled pamphlctle. rtimp Xha Sindon Ctectrtc Co. 169 LaSallc t. , Chic § 30 SCIENTIFIC GLUCK & WILKINSON. VM. MO 1NTOSII. n. r. nODWKI.L ItOUWELL & MclNTOSH , Real Estate Dealers 140 South Spring Street , LOS ANGELES , CALIFORNIA. Dealers In cil7 nnd country property of ail o orlptlong. Ooncrul Informntlou to now- omcra freely irlvou. DUMMY TRAINS. Ilunnlnif Between Council niuffa nnd Boutli Omuha. In addition to the stations mentioned , trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets , und at tbo Summit in Omaba. Westward. OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER , VTholinl * Denltr In Affricnltnral Implements , Wn oni , ud Buiitf * . Jonci ttreot. between Vth ndlOth.Omaht , Mvt > . L1XINGER cC METCALF CO. , Agricultural Implements , Wnjnni.f rrlMO , naciIff , Hte. , Whole * * ! * , Orate FARLINORENDORF A MARTEN Wholesale Dealer * In Agricultural Implements , rTafonn and Bunnlei. 80I.W3 , TOi and 997 , Jone , it Artists' Material. A. HOSPE , , TR. , Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs , 1M3 DouiiU , Street , Omaha. Builders' Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH TAYLOR , Bnllderi'HardwareftScale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tool * and Buffalo Scale * . 1406 Douilai at , Omaha. Neb. _ Books and Stationery. A.T. KENYONC CO. , Wholeialeand lie all Booksellers and Stationers , IKS Douglas St. , Omaha , Nob. Telephone Ml. CorrcRrtonilenro jollottnl. Boots and Shoes. W. r. MORSE cC CO. Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes. 1411 Farnam it. , Omaha , Nab. UaDufactorj , Summit ttreet. llmtcm. / . T. LIMJSEl' .0 CO. , Wholesale Rubber Roots and Shoes Huliocr and Oiled ClothltiK nnd Kelt Hoots nnd Shoes. 1111 liarnov Street. Beer. STORZ C ILER , L ifer Beer Brewers , 1521 North Ifth Street. Omaha , Neb. Butchers' Tools. LOUISTHELLER , Butchers' Tools and Supplies , ! * uace Cailngi of all kind * alwaji In atock. 1111 Jonea it.Omaha Coffee , Spices. Etc. CLARKE BROS. A CO. , Omaha CorfCTs and Spice Mills. TMa.Coffeaii.Splcei , Bikini Powder. n TOrtnit ! ( net * . Laundrr nlu . Ink. Rte. 1411-16 n r ey Blrr lOmaha.N b. Cernicf. . EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , John Epencter , Prop. Manafaetnrer of GaUaalted Iron and Comic * . M Uod and 101 and lot N , Uth it. , omaba. Neb. RUEMPING e BOLTE , Manufacturer * of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Wlndowi , Final.Metallc8kjllithtetc. 310B , Dtti it. , Omaha. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Spccht , Prop. Galranlted Iron Cornice , , etc. Spect' , ImproTed Pat > ontMclallcSkTllght. ! t and 510 H IJIh t.lmaha. Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Linoleum * , Matting , . Ktc. Itll Doatla , Crockery and Notions. - . . - _ . _ . _ Agent for hoMauufacturern and Importer * of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , etc. Office , 217 South Uth it _ Omilm , Nub. _ CLOTHING _ _ M. ELG Ul TEH'S Mammoth Clothing House , Corner Farnnm and Tenth Btreeis , Oiuaba. Neb. Commission and Storage. J > TA. HURLEY , Commission and Jobbing. Bnlter , Kxisacd lroduce. Conilfnments tollclted. Beadquartera for Ktnneware , Merry Iloiei nnd ( jrupu Baiket * . 1414 Ix > dgeitreetOmaha. RIDDELL A RIDDKLL , Storage and Commission Merchant * , Bpeclaluei Batter , KKUS. Chceie , Po illrr , Game. Ojiteri. etc. , etc. 1U 8. ilth SU T. , PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fruits , Produce and Provliloni. Omaha , Net ) . CO. , Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , llutUr , Game , Mulu , to. KU 8. luhit _ Omaha Neb , _ Coal ana" Lime. Uiu. t. UAiiAOH , rre * . C. F. GOODMAN , V. PlOi. J. A. HUNiieiiLAND , Hoc. and Treaa. OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft , Coal. South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb. J. , T. JOHNSON tC CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. And Shippers of Coal and Coke , Cement , Planter , IJme , Hair. Klre Brick , Drain. Tlla and Hewer Pipe , omtfl. I'mtdn Ilntul. rnrnnm it. , Omnha , { tub. Tel pnono Ml. Cigars and Tobacco. MAXTMEYER .C Cc Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco , Qana and Ammunition , 315 to 233 8. Uth , U , 10JO to 1UM rarnnmat .Omiha.Neb. ' WEST tC FRITSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wholesale Deileri In Leaf Tobacco * , No * . 108 _ and 110 N. 14th ttrncU Omaha. _ Dry Goods. Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 DOUK la , ror. Uth St. , Omaba , Neb. Distillers. Distillers of Liquors , Alcohol and Kplrlti. 'Importer * and Jobbera of WlneianU Liquors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'f CO. and ILER t > CO. , Importer * and Jobber * of Fine Wine * and Liquor * . Bole manufacturer ! o ( Kennedr' ICatt India lilt- ten and Domeitle I.lqunn. 1112 llarner 8U furniture. Y .C STONE , Wholesale Dealers In Furniture. Farnam U. Omaha. Neb. CHARLES SHirERICK , Furniture , Redding , Upholstery , Mirror * , etc. H0a. 03 and 1310 Farnam it. . Omaha. Groceries , Wholrsalo Groceries and Provisions , No ; . 7U5. 707. 703 and 711 B. 10th St. . Omaha. Xeb. McVORI ) , BMADY .0 CO. , Wholesale Grocers , ltn and Learenworth , tn.Omahi . Hardware. LEE , FRIED cC CO. , Jobbers of Hardware and Nails , Tinware , Sheet lion , Kte. Agent * for Howe Bcale * and Miami PowderLo.OmahaNub. W. J. BROATCH , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , Springe , Wagon fitock. Hardware Lumber , etc. IX ) and 1211 llarnoy it. , Otnnliu. EDNEY C GIBBON , Wholesale Iron and Steel , \Vanon and Carrlanu Wood Block , Huavy Hardware Ktc. I.'IT and 121'J Lenvenwurtli it. , Omaha , Nub , MILTON ROGERS SONS , Stovei , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles , Mantle , , Orates , llrau ( loodi. 1321 and 123 Kamaa Birect. OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR ! Iren Works. Iron Works , Wronfht " * O t Iron _ > llilln ( ( Work , Iron J.UInt Ratline , ntitni and Ulrdcrf. Siurn Kntlnre. Unit Work.Htiiortl foundrr , Muckla * n < 1 Hl iiimll Work. Offlc 3Work , C. I1. Hr.nnillUhttteot. . K. 8 A WYER , Mnnnractnrliiflr Dealer in SmokeStack * , lltltcblngi , T nk . n < l ( ) enn ; l nnllcr Itevalrlnf. oiUe trcot.Oui li . r. II. IfrUANUS. C. SULL1TAN. OMAHA WIRE C IRON Manufacturer * nt Ire and Iron Kftiliiitrg , Desk Hall * Window Oiurdn. flower 8i * J , Wlr Mlfnt , 114 1UN. llk. ( ! Ordrri bj mnll pmmptlr nttrndcdt * . Lumeer. OMAHA TVMBER CO. , Building : Material at Wholesale. Uth Street ndPnlonr alllaTr ek. Omih * . " * LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer In Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash , Doon , Ktc. Trdi-Cornerih * nd Dou lu | Corn * * tth and CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , 111 B. luhitrotOn h 1N b. j.Colpetitr. M n CTJrTDTETZ , Lumber. IStk. and CrUlfornlt Btreett , Omiihk , Ntb. JFRED W. GRAY , Lumber , Lime , Cement , Kte * Eta , Cor.etk ind DoniUi IU , Omb .N x HOAGLAND , Lumber , T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , To Dealers Only. OfflM , ! 40J r rn m tr et.flmali . _ CHAS. JR. LE1E7 Hardwood Lumber , Wood Cirpett and l' rq t Flooring , tth a JOHN A. WAKFJFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. Imported md American Portland Cement. rnal < Af ntforMllwi k MTdroullc Cement and Kelt Qulncj while Lime. Lift Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John K. Boyd. Lint Stock Commission. McCOX BROS. , Live Stock Commission Merchants. Market furnlMieil free on application. Bin keriatil feeder * fiirnlitiftd on BON ! term * Reference ! Oinatm .National Ilink mid Hotitb Omaka Nntlcnji Union Stock Vnrdi. Bouth Omahn ' M. BURKE C SONS , Live Stock Commission. . . Qeo. Hurke , Manager Pnlon Btoek Tar i. 8. Omaha. Telephone Ml SA VAQE C GREEN , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Shipment * of an ; and all klndi of Stock elicited , Union Stock Vanln. Omaha , NcU. Millinery and ftetiens. I. OBERFELDER , C CO. , Importer * and Jobbera of Hillinory and Notions , 1)13 and 1215 Harnejr Rhert , Orniihn , Neb. Notions. J. Wbnleiale Dealer , In Notions and Furnishing Goods , 403 and 405 B. Tenth pt , Omaha. Overalls. l NU COMPANY Manufacturers of Overalls , Jeani Ianta , Bhlrti , lie. 1103 and 1104 Uoiulae Street Umaha , Neb. * PAPER CARPENTER PAPER CO. , Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carrra nice Hock of printing , Wnipplng und Wrll Init paper. Nporlal ntlentlon nlvrn to car loadof onleri , which will lie hlppo.l . dlrrct from intlli. All order * will recelro penunal attention. WAKUan aiitee ioo.l goods ana low prtoea. 1114 and mit ' Printing. t * ' ' REES PRINTING'COMPANY Job Printers , I'lank nook Mukorar. And Book nindcri. 100 and lt ( < Routli KourtocntC " " ' t treat. Oroalu.Ntb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNIO $ Auxiliary I'liblislicrs. Denlora InTrpB. I'reiifK ami Printers' Hupplloi. COO ( mtirrw irtli Htrcel. Punps. CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , SUaman < l Water Suppllei. llenclquintcri fur Mart KeD KV ) ' ( loo-Is. 1111 liariinni tt , , < ) innhn. Neb. IT. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY. Ilallailar Wind Illlii ; ptcam and WMor 8uppll S I'lumblnKdondu , lleltltiK. llciio. 918 iiiul 100 Far * nam at. , Omaha. 8. K. h elton , Mununer. lulephnneNo.aiO. A. L. STRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines , team. Water , Railway and Milling Hupplleg. Etf MO. vaand 4 Karnani at..Omaha. Neb. . 11ROWNELL < C CO. , Manufaoturen and DcalPra In Knglnes , Hollers * ( Jcnonil Machinery Bhect Iroo work , atoam Pumpi.Baw Mill , , Acm Bhaftln , Uodit Weodipllt Pulloja , BtltlM , eta. Aliowacoaa , itrapen.aado alette * . Ull-im Uea Tenwortnit. Omaha Rubber Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO. , UunufaUurer and liealnr * In nil kind ) of Rubber ( iooils , Oil Clothing nnil 1 i-aihir llcltlna , 1 H Kiunnni stj Safes , Etc. J\JtOYEli tC CO7 " Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Ilnre'ar Proof Safoi , Time Ix > ck , Vault ) , jtnd Jail Work. 1MJ Kariiani ttruet Oiuulia , N I .J G. ANDREEN , j Omaha Kafe Works. llanufactnrerxif Klroand llarRlar Proof Bafei , Vatt | | looriiJnll ) VVork.Kliuticra und Wlru Work. Cor. mhundJack onStii..Oiauhn.NJl > . _ Sash , Doors. Etc. co. , Wholeial * Manufacturer nt Snsh , Doors , lilinds and Mouldings , llranch oaice.Htli and Uard U. , Omaha. Nt ! ? . BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.t manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Hould'nm.Stalr ' Work and Interior Hard Wood Kliitl ) Jutt opened. N. K. cor. Cih and Leaf eawurtn BU. Oaiaba , Neb. J. B. HAYNES OKKICIAL STENOGRAPHER TJ1I11D JUDICIAL DISTINCT , 87 Chamber of Commerce ,