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> t THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY 12. JTOTB 1888. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS A Bearish Sontlmont Gains Ground In the Wheat Pit. THE GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT. Conflicting liitorjiretntloii * of HB Itcnl Import Corn Hllll Weak Under Heavy Uecclpts-Onts De pressed Cattle Slow. CHICAGO PKODUCK MAUKBT. CiiiCAfio , Juno 11. [ Special Tclcgnun to TUP. Unn.l The wheat trndera changed tliclr minds three times on Saturday ns to the cfTect which the government crop report ought to have on the price of wheat. This cmihlcd them to hold four different opinions mid put prices up nnd down with u very lively motion. Their last opinion that day was that the government report was n , very bullish document and pointed toward much higher prices. In pursuance of this thought the market closed firm nt the top and the bulls and holders of wheat generally went homo happy. AH this bright outlook waa changed over Sunday , not from any fresh news received , but simply from fuithcr figuring nnd moro extended reflection upon Mr. Dodge's estimates. It was claimed with great confidence by the bears that this was n bearish document , the reason giver , bMng that It was no WOMO than the May report nnd upon said May report prices had been advanced unduly. With n fair crop in Eu rope , as wns now promised , iinportliif'Hxmti- tries , It was claimed , would bo practically in dependent of America , and it was admitted that , with a crop -100,000,000 bushels , there would bo enough for us to cat with some over , and that small surplus if nobody wanted It , the bears insisted , would set low- prices for the whole crop. On this kind of reason ing there appeared to bo considerable otter ing by short sellers and with no great de mand from the outside to put prices up many longs were anxious to unload. The result was ti decline of about Ic from Satur day's closing prices. They were few other things besides bear crop talk to depress the market. Cables were no lower , and as the llrst figures for the visible supply statement came in they indicated n very slight do- arcane , If any. Tno completed statement thowcd u dccreaco of dTO,000 bushels nnd being fully 500,000 bushels moro than was expected early it wns thought would produce n firmer feeling. It did for n Bhort time , hut the improvementowas only temporary and the close of the morning ses sion was very near the bottom and at about the prices ruling Saturday before the crop report came. July wheat opened at 85J6 nnd on the tilling of early buying orders , ad vanced to cOtfc'CybOJ c , then declined , with small reactions , to 8 , " > c , advanced to fcft c on the visible supply statement , then declined to SfxSSS'iiC , which was the price at the 1 o'clock close. December wheat opened nt 65c , sold at 87.fjc. ! down to SOJtc , and closed at 1 o'clock at bGJfc. The pressure ot enormous receipts of corn is still on the speculative market in that grain , and produces the inevitable result of lower prices. To this was added to-day the weakening effect of an increase in the visi ble supply of corn of l.V.io.OOO bushels. These continued heavy receipts wear out the p Uieiico of holders and bring out some long corn every day , and the demand from the shorts , who are realizing prollts , and fro in Investors , who think the run of big receipts must soon cease , is not sullloimit to sustain prices. July opened nt S''c , and nfter selling at fil tf-We , advanced to f > 2c , then fell to fil } c , fluctuated between that price and fil c somcjtimc nnd eloscdX" 51J e. September corn opened at Me , sold atKt e , then declined to the close , which was at 52e bid. Unexpectedly largo receipts of oats , together witli crop news of n fitvoniblo character , exercised a depressing inllucnce uiion the speculative oats market , and the decline In corn wns a. weakening factor. Trade , however , was not large. Juno oats declined from 3 Xc , which wns Saturday's close , to aa c , and closed at 'M di'M c. July oats opened at S'Jj c , fell to 3 'sc , hut closed at U'-Jl c. September oats opened and closed at7'jc , selling at one time to 27c. In provisions the week opened without any improvement in biisincss. A dull feeling had control and trailing was limited and featureless and the movement favored easier prices. The day's market averaged lower than Saturday and at 1 o'clock pork showed u decline of 10iJ ( > 15c , lam of ' JViQT'ic and short ribs of % ( ? . " > c. Ai'TiiitNooN SicssioN Wheat lower ; June closed nt S4c , July sold from 84o to S4 > 'BC ' , improved some , closing at S4/tc , August closing nt b5 > s@Mi > ic. Corn easier ; Juno closed at 51c , July sold at r > lV , ( iirilJ < c , clos ing at 51c , August bold from .VJJ o to fi'-ie , closing at f > t2 c , September closing at G2c. Oats lower ; July sold ut ! ) ' > ( < * : } 2 ' 40 and closed at ilOySJ' c , August closed nt 2S5fc asked , September closed at 'JT'to ' asked. Pork was 5o lower and quiet , closing at fUl.tsO for June , Jl.'MK ) for July , fH.OO for August , $14.10 for September. Lard was ijulet nnd unchanged ; short nrjs were un changed. _ CHICAGO iiivis srociu Cmcxno , Juno 11. [ Special Telegram to TUB HEI : . | UATri.i : Trade was slow at the opening , with prices rather Irregular and un settled. Good to choice dry corn-fed steers , especially light and handy classes , held their own nnd , although oaslur to buy than on .Fri day or Saturday , were not materially lower. Hut undesirable weights oniuallty bold some what Irregular and substantially lower. There was u largo per cent of green and grassy natives among the arrival * , last week. This cl.iss sold fairly well. They were not then dlsfrimiimUul against , but to-day noono bccmcd to want them. Salesmen that hud good to fair sorts of grassers could not get bids for them , and hero it might ho stated that from this time until the close of the Tcxun und western beason the shipper that sends green grassy cattle to this market stands ton chances to ono of losing money , for the simple reason that green natives will have to sell right alongside of rangers. nnd when it comes to that the buyer will tuko the Texan or ranger every time for the good reason that pound for pound when dressed , the r.mger is worth the most money to butchers. The rungcr will shrink less nnd makes n better show on the hooks. Let the shipper remember that there are ton chanccH to ono against him of getting out when ho dilus gr < > on steers unless ho can afford to sell them at ranger or Texan prices. Keep it in mind , Mr. Shipper. There wtiru 4,1.00 to fi.UOO Tennis on sale , the best selling the sanio ns last week and common grades going n shiulo lower. Vine , fat nntlvo calves und heifers were in fair demand and steady. Hull * and native canning stock worn about down to low water mark. Dealers in bloc-le ers und fi-cders reported u hotter demand for L-oo'l stock of MX ) to 11X10 U > averages but light llttlo things of ( KK ) and upward were almost unsaleable. ( iood to choice $5i06 ( $ 0.20 ; medium f.ri.25an.- { ; inferior to fair .00@4.75j cown 51.S-5..N.OO ; Texas cows K.IXK&.SO ; steers fJ.W ( < M.I5 ; stockt-rs nnd feeders * 2.50@I.10 ; slop fed f.V.3 ! ( < i5.50 ; com mon cnttlo u bhado lower. llooa The big run rather surprised the many cool-headed salesmen and such "cut looso" early nt a reduction , us compared with Saturday , at BcJSIOo eurly.salos throw ing that reduction on both light und heavy at uny time. Values were 'AiQ''So lower than the highest of lust week and at the re duction there was u brisk demand , about nil selling out of llrst hands with tiie market closing considerably stronger than at the opftiini' . The bulk of best assorted heavy old nt W.CO. amt a few lots ut t5.tV'XLf ( . & % . The bulk of the mixed sold ut about tf.&O , some extra tots at f 5S5J.15,575f. ( ( The demand for assorted light , was limited , a few loads of 170 to ISO pound averages sailing ut J5.50. FINANCIAL. HKtr Yo i , June 11. [ Special Tciee.-atr. to Tan llKB.J STOCKS The Grangers weio igam the lenders in the stock market and Ac weakness devcleprJ was to proticur.ctd Ibftt the whole list was heavy during nlmost the cntlro day , last sales being at Inside fig ures , find recorded net declines of 1 % ° n St. Pnul nnt ] Northwestern common , the former touching ( J2'6 nnd the latter 103 , ' , cx-dlvldcnd of 8 per cent. St. I'nul preferred broke to n lower point than heretofore recorded nnd closed nt 101 , n net drop of 3Y. Uurlmeton wns next on the list nnd lost 2) ) , selling to 110 nnd Hock Islnml l' < , to 104. The weak ness nnd decline was duo to lack of confi dence among holders , free selling by London nnd increased offerings by the room In gen eral. Trading win nctlvo but there appeared to be n lack of investment buying. Houses with Chicago connections bought liberally on deals to cover shorts , but only tcmK | > rarlly sustained the market. Earnings for the first week in June arc poor , St. Paul showing n decrease of $19,745. Coalers were the next on the list to receive n bear nttnck nnd broke badly. Kcadlng wns nffcctcd by the rumors that suits were to bo brought to prevent the Issue of bonds and prices fell 13 , Lack a wanna Jf. Gould stocks followed In the wake. Missouri , Kansas & Texas lost I"HI Missouri 1'aclllc , ' , Western Union < , but Mnnhntton fell f > 5 with quite largo trading. The rest of the list sympathised with the leaders and broke J iJi'Jf ' , closing sales being at Insldo prices. GovniiNMnNTS Government bonds were very dull and rather heavy. YnSTP.IIIUY'S QUOTATIONS. IT. JMftrectstcrort. liM'tiC. &N. W innii II. S. 1i coupon. . . ll.7'i1 tin preferred. . . U.S. 4'JsrcKlstred.i07 N.Y.Central 1U4H U. S 4 Us coupon. .10- o. it. N m rncttlc ( is of 'in . lli ! 1' . T 2-j Canada Southern 47 1'aclllo Mall W Central I'lxcltle . . SSi'iK ) . ItK IT1- } Chlrnpi \ Alton . .1.14 I'lillmaal' ' ( ' . , Il.&Q Ill ) Hearting 67U I ) . , I..V W 127'i llnck Inland 104 II.&H.O II St. I , . &S. K 2H Krlo a > l do preferred . . . . < ! 4 ilo preferred . n. > * i C. , M. .V St. Paul. . . GJ i Illinois Central. . . .IK1 * tin prefcired 100 ! , ] . . IL.StW 10'i St. 1' . .to ill K.&T 10'il dopreferrcd MS J.akoShoro i , , Texas Tactile lil 1..A : N K'i ! ' UnionPacltlc. Kill Michlpan Central. . 7rii4l\\ ' . , St. L. .V ! 11 > 4 Missouri Pacific. . fi'i'Si doproferred.I MissouriPnclflc. . . . 2S14.W. U. Telegraph. . 75l ! do preferred 40 > iil MONRV ON CALL Easy at l@3'or ] cent , last loan 1J per cent. Closed at 1@1 } per cent. PlllMC MCIICANTILB PAPHll 4@0 } < l PCr cent. STr.iti.iNo EXCIIANOC Quiet but steady nt $4.bG > for sixty day bills ; W.SSJ tor de mand. 3 MAIUCBTS. Clilcnpo , Juno 11. Following are the 2 : . ' ) closing prices : Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , In sacks , M.i5L3.85 ( ; hi barrels , $ J.00@I.75 ) ; 8 | > ring wheat , In sacks , $1.7fi ( < M.r > ( ) ; in barrels , $3.110 ? 4.9 < ) ; rye , in sacks , ftiitiOt&UO ; in barrels , 3.10iii.SO. ( ; Wheat Fairly active but , unsettled ; opened 3 < @ ' 4'c lower and closed lK@le below Sat urday's close ; cash , 84ic ( ; July , SJ c ; Aug ust , M 5-1 5c. Corn Fairly nctlvo but weaker ; opened } < i&v lower and closed % @le below Satur day ; cash , 51e ; July , r.lXc ; August , .ri2'k'c. Oats Hulcd dull , quiet and I4f ( < ? % c lower than Saturday ; cash , 32 , ' c ; July , 3i l-16c ; August , U3 > c. Kyo Dull at fiSc. Barley Nominal at Ki tKic. Prime Timothy * 2. 10@2. 15. Flax-seed St.30. Whisky $1.20. Pork Moderately active but lo-.ver on the whole range ; cash , $13.2 ; July. $13.0 " ; August , * 14.00. Lard Quiet and easier ; cash , ? 3.o2K ; July , 98.57 ; August , $ S.l > 2 . Dry Salted Meats Shoulders. SO.OOi0.2S ( ; short clear , $ S.10@S.lfshort ribs , $7..ri7rf. Butter Firm ; creamery , 15@lSc ; dairy , Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars , 7@ io ; Hats , 7 (2 ( 7 > c ; young Americas , % @Sc. Eeps Firm at He. Hides Unchanged ; green hides 4l/to\ \ heavy green salted , iiV c ; light green salted , r $ < c ; salted bull , ajfc ; dry flint , Sc ; dry calf , Sc ; deacons , 20o each ; dry salted , 0@ 7c. 7c.Tallow Tallow Weaker ; No. 1 , country , 4c ; No. "i 4c ; cake , 4c per lu. Keceipts. Shipmont't. Flour , bbls . 12,000 43,000 Wheat bu . 3S.OOO 22,0(10 ( Corn , bu . 357,000 227,000 Oats , bu . 2,000 177,000 Hyobu . 0,000 4,000 Barley , bbls . 8,000 2,000 Now Vork , Juno 11. Wheat Receipts , 143,000 ; exports , 81,000 ; cash X@\4c lower ; options ruled variable , opened ? 6@ c higher , later weakened on heavy selling at the west , declined lh@\6 \ , closing at bottom figures ; No. 2 red , nominal , 'Jljf 'jaj/c in store and elevator , U2'f(393c ; ' ( afloat and delivered , July closing ut ' .like. Corn Keceipts , 47,000 ; exports , 0,000 ; cash , % ' ( < n1f lower ; options bold down Jf@ l ) e on heavy receipts west , closing at bottom tom figures ; ungraded , 5S ( < jCO > c ; No. 2. SS.V.iKe ( delivered , July closing at 5S' c. Oats Hcceipts , 17,000 ; exports , none ; lower ; closed weak ; mi.\cd western , 3Sir40c ( ; white western , 4-l@47c. Coffee Spot , fair ; Hio , weak and nominal nt $15.r > 0Viill.00 ( ! : options lower on near months nnd steady on far ; sales , 05,250 bags ; June , $12.0(1 ( ! ( 13.20 ; July , f 10.30 ( < in2.00 ; August , S10.tiiaU.05. : ( Petroleum United closed firm at7CJ.Cc. Uirgs Higher and strong western , 17 ® 17'ic. Pork Steady ; mess quoted at $14.00@14.50 for old ; * iri.2T > @ 15.50 for new. Lard Lower ; closed weak ; western steam , spot , * b.7X'iS.b2J4. : Butter Quiet but firm ; western , 13@ 20c. 20c.Cheese Cheese Finn and in fair demand ; Ohio flat , 7 ( < rSc. St. IjoulH. Junell. Wheat Lower ; cash , SSUQb'Jc ; July , Corn lower cash , 4ST@48o ; ( ; June , 40c. Oats Easier ; cash , 3l % ( 32c ; August , 31 kc. Pork $14.no. Lurd-S.12i . Whisky $1.14. Butter Firm ; creamery 14@17c ; dairy , V.'faUe , Afternoon Board Wheat Weak ; June , SS'tfJulv ' , 84c. Corn Weak ; Juno , 47 ? < o asked ; July , 47e , nominal. Oats Dull ; Juno , Hl c asked ; July , l8o ! bid. Cincinnati. Juno 11. Wheat Quiet and linn ; No. 2 red , We. Corn-Woaitcr ; No. 2 mixed , 52K3c. ( Outs-Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 30Kiy7c. ( Hyo-G5@Giic. Pork $14.50 , Lnnl fS.15. Whisky$1.14. . IMliuicnpjollH , Juno 11. Wheat Hecolpts ( for two days ) 234 cars ; shipments W cars ; prices ruled easy. Closing1 In store No. 1 hard cash and Juno , b3 ? c ; July and Au gust , 84Ke ) No. 1 northern , cash und June , hljtfo ; July , WKo ; August , 83Jtfe ; No. 2 northern , cash and Juno , SOc ; July , 0 c ; August , b2c. On track No. 1 hard , 84''c ; No. 1 northern , 82UiS3o ( ; No. 2 northern , ' . lour Unchanged ; patents to ship in sacks in cur lots , $4.50C'i4.70 ' ; in barrels , (4.70 OU.'JO. JMIIwnukfo , Juno 11. Wheat Weak ; cash , Sic ; July , Sic ; August , b2c. Corn Lower ; No. 8 , 450. * Oats Quiet ; No. 2 white , 30 } < c. HyoSteady nt U4c. Barley- Dull ; No. 2 , C2e. 1'rovlslons Steady ; pork , $14.00. KniiHnu City , Juno 11. Wheat Stronprr ; No , 2 soft , cash , blijtfe asked ; July 70fc 77Jfc asked. Corn Weaker ; No. 2 cash , 4Co asked ; July , < 0c ; No. 2 , white , cash , 47K bid , 4S > fc usked , Oats -No , 2 , cash , 20 > fc asked. Mrcrpool , Juno 11. Wheat quiet ; holders offer freely , Corn Dull and lower ; new mixed western , 4s SjiCd per cental. NowOrleniiH , Juno 11. Corn Weak and lower ; mixed , 07(26Sc ( ; ycllow.OsQOOc ; white , 7I(37o. ( Oats-Lower ; No. 2 , 43 > jTsf41c. Coru Meal -Unchanged : $ J.lO. Hog Products Unchanged , jtork , $15.00 ; laru , rctlncd tierce , $7.67)v ) Bull ; Meats Shoulders. { 0 50 ; Ions clear and clear riht7.b7if. L1VI3 STOCIt. ClilcMRo , Junell. The Urovr ' Journal rajw.s , n follows : Cattle fiecelpts , 12,000 ; market steady ; Inferior to ohoite , J4.00 < 20.SO ; cows , f l.liS ® 4.00 ; Texans , $2.00(34.15 ; stockcrs nnd feed ers. $2.50(34.10. ( Hogs Hccciptji , 34,000s opened lower nnd closed firm ; mixed , $5.40Q5.S7' ' { ; heavy , ? 5.6W5.GO ( ; light , $5.35(35.55 ( ; pigs nnd cull ? , Shce'iv-Hecelpts , 4,000 ; market steady ; na tives. $4.0.Krf5.15i otockcrs nnd feeders $2.50 ( ft$375 ; Tcxans$2.03rZ3. 5 : western feeders , $3 IOQ3.30 ; lambs , per head. $2.00@4.f > 0. The Drovers' Journal London cablegram quotes moderate supplies of cattle nnd prices Ic higher than last week nt 13c per lb , esti mated dead weight. National Block Yards , Enst St. liotils , Juno 11. Cattle Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 100 ; market nctlvo and steady ; choice heavy native steers , $ I.WS5.GO ( : fair to good native steers , $4,40@5.00f butchers' steers , M.30@4.50 ; stockcrs nnd feeders , 12.3003.75 ; rangers , $2.45@4.30. Hogs Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 800 : market lower ; choice heavy nnd butchers' selections , $ .Y50S.5.00 ( ( packing , medium to choice , $5.30(35.55" ( ; light grades , C.20@5.40. KaiiRnn City. Juno 11. Cattle Receipts , 1,000 ; shipments , 200 ; peed corn-fed Co lower ; common l@loe ( ' lower ; good to choice corn-fed , $ > .uOg5.50 ( commonto me dium , $3.i5f34.50 ; stockers , J2.COJZ2.90 ; feed ing steers. $3.00S3.0I ( ( ; cows , $3 00(33.50. ( Hogs Hecelits ) , 7,30J ; shipments , 3,000 ; market 6c lower ; common tochoice , $3.00(3 ( 0.40 ; skips and pigs , $2.5'Jft4.SO. ( OMAHA LIVE STOOIU Cattle. Monday , Juno 11,18S3. The receipts of cattle were light although about on nn average with the past few days. The reports from Chicago indicated a tie- cllno and the feeling on the market hero was easier. The best heavy cattle sold about ' steady but the other 'grades were 501 Oc lower. One bunch of 145VIb steers brought 53.53 , which was the top paid for the day. Everything desirable was sold before the close. 11 os" . Fifty-seven fresh loads of hogs were on sale to-day. A few loads sold early in the morning nt about steady prices but the gen eral market was 5c lower. About everything was sold before the close. Sheep. There were none hero to make a market. Hecclpts. Oattlo 1,000 Hogs 4,000 , Prcvnltinc Pricui. Thofollowlng is a table of prices pald'ln thismarnet for the gr.ides of stock men tioned. Prime steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . $5.23 fffS.fw Prime steers , HOO to 1300 Ibs. 5.00 ( JB5.M ) Fat little steers. 900 to 1050 Ibs. 4.10 @ 5BO Common to choice cows 2.25 ( it'Jt.75 Common to choice bulls 2.23 © 3.50 Fnirtochoicelighthogs 5.13 ( < $5.SO Fair to choice heavy hogs 5.35 < 5.50 Fairto choice mixed hogs 5.23 @ 5.40 Iilvc Stoclc Sold. Showing the number of cattle , hoes nnd sheep sold to packers and leading buyers on to-day's market. CATTLU. G. II. Hammond & Co 232 Swift it Co 350 Samuel Drcifuss 112 A. fll. Crone 3 A. Trauernmn 40 IJathburn 5 J. L. Hill 2 Omalm Packing Co 8 1IOU3. Omaha P. Co 822 Armour & C Packing Co 1,947 G. II , Hammond & Co 574 Speculators 725 Highest und Ijowcst. The following are the highest and lowest prices paid lor hogs on this market during the past few days for heavy and mixed loads of bogs.also on thu corresponding dates in ' 1887 and ISiC : L/lvc / Stock Notes. Hogs 5c lower. Prime bcoveb steady. Common cattle neil lower. Iick ) Silvers , of Button , was here with cat- tlu and hogs. W. C. Alnsworth , Elk City , came in with a load of hogs , Mr. Allen , with the Standard company at Ames , was in with stock. A. Scright , Genoa , nnd Mr , Van Alstlnc , Arcadia , were in with hogs , J. P. Ames. Fort Calhoun , was at the yards nnd marketed a load of hogs. For the first nine days of this month Omaha received 55.402 hogs and Kansas Citv 40,332. W. L , Willis , Madison , came in yesterday with u car of hogs , which sold on to-day's inurkrt , .1. J. Brittaln , hog buyer for J. C. Told & Ron , KiuisaK City , is hero with the expecta tion of buying hogs. Among those in with cattle were J. Grcl- sen , Columbus ; P. Uiudnckben , Hennington ; V. Coupal , Ulalr , and W. H. Orton. Hogs were cheap enough at Omalm yester day to indui'o the Armours to go up there and buy twenty-live cars. Drover's Tele- cram ( Kansas City > . A great many of the largo packing houses in different cities have buyers hero and it is evident to these in formed as to the com no of events , that , the Kansas City packers will have to look to Omaha largely for their ho ? supply. OMAHA B MAHKBT. Produce , I > 'rullt4 , Nutx , Eto. Monday , June 11 , 'Die Jollnv.iny fiolnlloH * tire u'hoUfiile iitl not retail. Pr/ccs / f/uolcd / cm produce are Iherults at uMch round lotmnmnaoii market. Fruit * orothcr Uncs of requiring extra / < i/ortM / jxicMny cruuiotnt- ' | / lie supplied < m outslilc imlcn t the tunic price * quitted JOT the locul trwtc. Hutct on flour and feed nrc jobbers'1 prices. I'rlcesvn ( iruln nrc those pntd by Omo'iu miners delivered. All quotutlont on mcr- chdnilifc arc obtained from leading housa nnd an corrected dully , Prices on crncKcr * , c icj , tc. , arc Wiosc ffii'oi by leading tn < in- fnclurcn. UutTEit Knncy crcnmcry roll butter. 20@ 21cj with solid packed at 10@21c : choice CQtmtrv butter , 13gM ( < i ; common grades , 11 ® 12c. 12c.KoosStrlctly frcsb , 12J @ 13c. CiiEimiES Per cnse of 10 Ibs , t2.CKXS2.25. Southern cherries $3.50 per 24 quart cixse. STitAwiiKHitir.s 13.50 ( 4.00 per case. CIIKLSE l ill crcain , 13@14c. UBKTS SOc i > cr doz. PoTATons Choice homo grown , 75gS5c ( ; Utah nnd Colorado stock , WQOSc ; low grades , 5 , ' > ( gf > 5c. Pori.Tin No dressed fowl in the market ; live chickens , M.OOQ'J.25 per uoz ; spring chickens , $3.WXS3.25j small chckonBi.50 ! ( < e 2.00 2.00KAimniH 10@15c per doz. SriiiN-n IlKAxa ? 1.50 per bu. GHKP.N I'CAS f 1.5hc2.00 ( per bu. TOMATOES $3.00 per crnto orl. 73(32.00 ( per bu. bu.PINR Arri.F.s-2.2fl2.50. ( ? UANAN is Common medium , $2.50(33.00 ( per bunch ; choice , M.oorii 3.50. TunNirs Cnlifornln , 2 (330 ( per lb. UATKS Persian , ( % < 7c per lb. CIDKII Choice Michigan cider , $4.50(20.50 ( per bbl. of IIral. . SriSACii $1.60 per bbl. Hllt'iiAHii 2@2) ) < ; c per H ) . ONIONS Nntlvo stoek.$1.25@l.f > 0' , Spanish , per box of 5 Ibs , tl.75iT2.00 ( ; California on ions , 3J Cf4c per lb. LEMONS W. 7. ) ® 4. 50 per box ; fancy , ? 4.50@ 5.f > 0 0OIIANOKS Ciillfornia IivcrsidcS3.75j { ( 4.00 ; medium sweet Hlvcrsidcs , $1.50 per box ; Messina , K > .f > 07.00 ; Los Angeles , 2.75 ® 00 ; Los Angeles Nnvals , $4.00 ; Hivcrsido Nnvals , { 0.00. CAiiiuons 3@3. ! 'e pcrlb. for California. CAfi.iri.o\VKU Ciood stock , $1.50(31.75 ( per do/ . ASPAHAOVS G0@75e per dozen bunches. CutUMiiRiis 50o per doz for choice. LKTTfcc BO tSoc per doz. Cni.Kltv Cahfoinla stock , $1.50 per doz. PorcoiiN Choice rice- corn is quoted nt 3@ 4c per lb. ; other kinds 2) < ; @ : tc per lb. CAKUOTS New stock , 40 ( 45e per doz. HtANa Good stock , ? 2. 00(0)2. ( ) 75 ; California beans , $2.25(513.40. ( Fios In layers , 13@15c ; cake , lOc per lb. NUTS Peanuts , raw , 0 > if@7c ; Brazil miti , 13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; Emllsh wal nuts , 15@lbc ; filberts , ISc ; Italian chestnuts , 15c ; pecans. 15c. IIoNr.v 10(32lc ( for 1 lb frames ; canned honey , 10@12c per lb. PAIISI.EV 30 per doz. OIUIN OXIONS 15@20e per dpz. Pcni ! MAPI.K Svitiir $1.25 per gal. SALsil'V 25c per bunch. Grocer's IJBU | EFiNnn LAUD Tierce , 7Ko ; 40 lb square cans , 7Xo ; 50-lb round , 8c ; 20-lb round , yj/e ; 10-lb palls , BVo ; B-lb pails , S'tfc : 3-lb pails , 8Kc. 8Kc.Sviiurs Sviiurs New Orleans molasses , per bbl , , 37@ 4flc per gal. ; corn syrup , 34c ; half bbls. , SOc ; 4-Kul kegs , $1.5r > @ 1.55 : sonrhmn , 3Sc. PnoviHioNS Hums , 10@ll ! c ; brcalcfast bacon , 10K@1 ° XC ! bacon , sides , 0 ( < iO'i'c ' ; dry salt , SKUi 'u ; shoulders , 7@7)4'c ) ; dried beef , HXftllc. CANNKH Goons Oysters , standard , per case , $3.20@3.3o ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case , $2.0@2.70 ! ; mspbcrrids , 2-lb , per case , $2.K ( ) @ $5.SOIi.OO ( ; California plums , per case , $4.50 ® 4.CO ; blueberries , per case , $ 'J.OOC2.10 ; egg plums , 2-lb. per case , $3.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case , $3.20i5.7 < * i ; 1-lb salmon , per dozen , il.SOQil.S5 : 2-lb gooseberries , per case. $2.80 ( it'J.W ) ; 3-lb string beans , per case , fl.7. > @ l.SO ; 2-lb Lima beans , per case , $ l.C > OQjl.tM ; 2-lb marrowfat peas , $2.503.0'J ; 2-lb early June peas , per case , $2.85 ; 1Mb tomatoes , * 2.30@2.40 ; 2-lb con ) , SJ.20@2.10 ; sardines. imported X , 12@15c per box ; domestic > / , ( j } { ( Stl' c : mustard , UKSOjtfc. ( Jranulatcd. ( > Jf@7c ; conf. A , OXe white extra C , fW& ( > Xc ; extra C , O 0'Bc ; yellow C , 5Vf'f5J < e ; cut loaf , 7 be ; powdered , 7 @ 8 > fc ; New Orleans , COITKE Ordinary grades , 10@17c ; fair. 7@ISc ; prime , 18@l'J c ; fancy green and yellow , 22@23c ; old irovurnmcnt Juvu , 2S@ 3lc ( ; interior Java , 2j@28c ; Mocha , 2SV ( 3Uc ; Arbucklo's roasted , 2life ; McLaughlin's XXXX , 21e : Dilworth's , 2Ic ; Hcd Cross , 21c ; Alaroma , " \ \ German \ , 20J c. WOOUCNWAIIC Two-hoop pails , per doz. , $1.40 ; three-hoop pails , il.Ol ; No. 1 tub , 57.00 ; No. 2 tub , $0.00 ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00 ; washboards , electric , $1.50 ; fancy Northern Queen washboards , $2.75 ; assorted bowls , J2.75 ; No. 1 churns , $ ' .1.50 ; No. 2 churns , $8.50 ; No. 3 churns. $7.50 , butter tubs , $1.70 ; spruce , in nests , 70c pe.r nest. TOIIACCO Pi.uo uonllard's Climax , 45c ; Splendid , 44c ; Mechanic's Delight , 44c ; Leg- gctt & Meyer's Star , 45o ; Cornerstone , SfJc ; Drummond's Horseshoe , 45c ; J. T. , 42c ; Sorg's Spearhead , 45c ; "Cut Halo,11 2'Jc ; "Oh , My,1' 27c ; Piper Heidsick , 04c. Toiuc'co SMOKING Catlin's Meerschaum , 31c ; Catlin's Old Style , 23c ; Sweet Tip Top , ; 32c ; U. N. O. , 17c ; Ked , White and Blue , 16c. .IKLLir.s 30-lb pans , $1.25@1,50. SALT Per bbl in carload lots , f 1.45. HOPE Seven-blxtccnths , lu@10ifc. C\NDI Mixed , 9@llc ; stick , 9 ( 9Kc. PICKLES Medium , In bbls , $0 00 ; do in half bbls , $3.50 ; small , in bbU , $7.00 ; do In half bbls , $4.00 ; gherkins , in bbls , $8.00 ; do in half bbls , $4.50. HOLLAND HBUUINOS OS@70c per keg. MAI-I.E SIHUU Bricks , I2j c perlb ; penny cakes , 13 ( 14eper lb. ; pure maple syrup , $1.25 per gal. BHOO.MS Extra , 4-tie. $2.00 ; parlor. 3-tio. painted handles , $2.25 ; No. 1 , J2.00 ; No. 2 , $1.75 ; heavy stable brooms , $1.00. STAKCII Mirror glohs , 5Jfc : Graves' corn OWfc ; Oswego gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c. TEAS Japans , 2U@55u ; Gunpowder , 20f OOc ; Young Hyson , 2255c ; Oolong , 20@05c. POWNKU AND SHOT-Shot , $1.30 ; buckshot , $1.55 ; Hazard powder , kegs$5.00 ; half kegs , $2.75 ; onc-fourthH , $1.50 ; blasting kegs , $2.35 , fuses , 100 ft. , 45@7So. CHACIEKIIB , CAKKH , ETC. Prices subject to change. Soda , 5u ; ( city goods ) , 7c ; soda snowtlako ( in turn ) , lOc ; soda candy , 5 c ; soda wafers ( in tins ) lOo ; soda zephyrs , be ; city oyster , fljic ; excelsior , 7o ; farina oyster , 7c : gem oyster , 5c ; monitor , 7c ; Omaha oyster , 7o ; pearl oyster , 5c ; picnic , 5c ; snow drop oyster , 7c ; butter 5c ; Boston , 80 ; Omaha butter , 7o ; sawtooth butter , OJfe ; cracker meal , 5 } c ; graham , Su ; graham wafers , lOc ; graham wafers in pound pack ages , T.'Xo ; hard bread , Cc ; milk , ? Kc ; oat meal. 8c ; oat meal wafers , lOc ; oat meal wa fers in pound packages , 12''c ' ; animals 12c ; Hollvnr gingcrround,7c ( ) ; crcum,8uCornhlll ; , lOc ; cracknolls. ] 0o ; IrosU-d cream 8J c ; pingur snaps , 8c ; Kingcr snaps ( city ) , ( lo ; homo made ginger snaps , in boxes , 13c ; home made ginger snaps , (1-lb ( cans ) jicr dozen , $2.50 ; lemon crfiams,6c ; pretzels , ( hand madn ) , HKc ; assoitod cakes and Jumbles , 11V c ; as sorted lingers , Iftc ; afternoon tea ( in tins ) , per box , $700 ; banana Jingors , 14o ; butter jumbles , 11K ° Brunswick , 15o ; brandy snaps , I5 ; rhocolato drops ( now ) Ilk , ' : choco late wafers , 15c ; Christmas lunch , ( In tins ) , perdoJcn , $4.50 ; cocoa taffy snaps , 14c ; coffca cake , 12o ; Cuba Jumbleu , ll } < c ; cream puffs , 30o ; cm Jumbles , 14c ; ginger drops , lie ; honey jumbles , llj c ; Jelly llngcis , 15o ; Jelly wafers , 15c ; 1elly tart ( new ) . lf.o ; lady ling ers , 13c ; vanilla bar , 14c ; vanilla wafers , Ho ; Vienna wafers. 1 dozen packages In n box , per dozen , $2.50. All goods packed in cans It per lb advance except Bimwllako and wafer t > oda , which ate packed only In cans. Soda In 2-lb and 3-lb paper boxes , Wo per lb advance ; all other goods lu per lb advance. Soda In 1-lb paper boxes , lo per lb advance , The 2-lu boxes are packed in cases holding IS in a cnse. The 3- ib boxes are packed In cases holding 12 In a caso. The 1-lb boxes are packed in cases holding 30 in a cane. Ono-lb graham and oat meal wafers packed 2 doz In a CIIRO. Show tops for boxes , with glass opening to show poods. 76c. Cans for wafer soda , 3.00 , not returnable. Cans for snowllako soda , $5.00 per doz. Tin cases with glass face to display the goods , 75o each. No chaws for packages except for cans nnd returnable goods. Glass front tin cans and "snowilako" soda cans are returnable at prices charged. Dry Hoods. PHIXTS SOLID CoLOitb Atlantic , fie ; Slater , 5Jic ; Berlin oil , oo ; ; Garner oil , 0 4 7c. PI.MJ ANII Konus Kiehmond , O'c ; Al len , * } ) io ; Uivor Point , 5c , Steel Hiver , Oo ; Kiehmond , Oc ; PaclHc , 0 } < c , INDIOO BLUE , , Eddyitone , fi'-.c ' ; Pacific , . . butKii.o AUautio A , 4-4 , Atlftti c H , M , 7Vc ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , 7. ' < o ; Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Au' rora C , 4-4 , 5c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 7 0 ? Hoos- ler LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7Ko ; Law rence LL , 4-4 , Oc : Old Dominion , 4-4 , Stfc ? Peppcre 1 II , 4-4 } 7c : Peppcrcil O , 4-4 , ( ic Pcppcrcll , 8-4 , ISJfc ; Peppercll 0-4. 21o ; 1'ep- pcrcll 10-4 , 23c ; Vtlca C , 4-4 , Oc ; Wnchusctt , 4-4 , , Kc ; Aurora 13 , 4-4 , Gtfc ; Aurora K , 4-4 , " /jc. Ti ) Standard , PC ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty , 3 ; Bayonnc , 14c ; B , cased , $0.f > 0. iiti'ET WAHP HIM > , white , ll > c ; col ocd 22c. BANS Memorial , ISc ; Canton , 2Sc ; Durham , 27K 5S Hercules , ISc ; Leaming ton. 22J c ; Cottsworld , 27J c. MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.85 ; plain Holland , 8K < 2PKc ; Dado Holland , 'CoMroiiTEns $ O.GO@ 35.00. Bi.i'.Ecnr.n SIIEETINO Bcrkcly cambric , No. 00 , 0 * c ; Best Yet , 4-4 , CJfc ; butter cloth , OO , 4) ) < c ; Cabot , 7' < c ; Fnrwull , 8\c \ } Fruit of Loom , 9fe ! ; Frccno G , Oo ; Hope , TJfo King Philip cambric , lie ; Lonsdalc , llMc ; Ixmsdalo , SJfe ; New York mills , 10 } < c ; Pop- pcrcll 42-ln. , lie ; Pcppcrcll , 40-ln. , 120 ; Pei > - poroll , 0-4,10c , ; Pcpperoll , S-4 , flic ; Peppercil , IM. 23c ; Pcpporell , 10-4 , 23c ; Canton , 4-4 , 8J c ; Canton , 4-4 , 9Jc ; Triumph , Oc ; Wam- HUtta , lOc ; Valley 5c. GINOIIAM Phlnkctt checks , 7Kc ; Whlttcn- ton , 7J < 1 ; York , 7J i'j Nortnandl dress , Slo\ \ Calcutta dress , 8J e ; Whittendon dress , 8jc ; Kenlrcw dress , b } @l2) c. TICKS Lewis ton , 30-in , 12' u ; Lcwlston , 32-ln. , 13 } c ; York. 32-ln. , 14c ; Swift river , 7' c ; Thorndykc , OO , b c ; Thorndyko FF , 8 0 ; Thorndiko 120. U'c ; Thornkiko XX , 15C ; Cordis , No. 5 , SIJ c ; Cordis , No. 4 , lie. Dns'lMf Amoskcag B , 9-07. , lOc ; Everett , 7-07. , 13c ; York , 7-oz. , 13 } < fc ; HavmarketSJ c ; Jaffrev XX. ll'tfc ; .lalTroy XXX , 12' c ; Beaver Creek AA , 12c ; Beaver Creek BlJ , lie ; Beaver Creek CC , lOc. FLANNELS Plaid Kaftsman , 20o : Goseen , Stevens' A bleached S Stevens' P , 7K ; , c ; , 8Ue ; bleached , IlUc ; Stevens' N , OJ c ; bleached , lOKo ; Stevens' S K. T , 12 > < c. General Markets. LnATiir.n Oak soles , 35S37c ( ; hemlock slaughter sole. 21@39c ; hemlock dry sole , 12 @ 25e ; hemlock kip , COMPOo ; A. & B. runner kin , 5073c ; A. hemlock calf , ' .Ke@t.OO ) ; A. A. hemlock calf , "backs , " 75c ; hemlock upper , 10@24c ; English grain upper , 25o ; hemlock grain upper , 21j25c ( ; Tampico B. L. Morocco , 29S33c ( ; Tamjiico pcpiilc , O. D.Mo. , 22@20c ; Curacoa , B. G Mo. . 30c ; Simon O. D. Mo. , i2.75@3.00 ; Dangola Itld , 30@33c ; X. M. kangaroo , 40c ; American calf kid , 32c ; Gricsen kids , $3.00il3.75 ( ; French glazed kids , $2.50 ( < i2.75 ; French calf kids , $3.25 ; oak kip skins , bOcM$1.00 ; oak calf skins , $1.00@1.55 ; French calf skins , $1.25@2.25 ; French kip skins , $ I.10@1.50 ; Kussitt linings. $0.00@0.50 per doz. ; pink cream and white linings , $7.50 ( 0.75 per doz. : colored toppings , $9.00i11.00. ( DKDOS Acid Carbolic , crystal per lb , SOc ; citric per lb. OOc ; tartaric , per lb , SOc ; sul phuric , per lb , 4c ; ammoniacarb , perlb , ISc ; alum , per lb , 5c ; alcohol. 93 percent , per gal , $ . ! .22 ; blue vitriol , per lb , Sc : borax refined , per lb , lOc ; camphor refined , 32c ; cream tar tar , pure , per lb. 42c ; cream tartar , commer cial , per lb , 20c ; cloves , per Ib , 33c ; cuttlo- ilsh bone , per lb , 30c ; dextrine , per lb , 12c ; glycerine , pure , per lb , 30c ; hops , fresh , per lb , 40c ; indigo , Madras , per lb , 75c ; insect powder , per lb , OOc ; morphine , P.V. . , per oz. . $3.00 ; ODinm , per lb , $3.75 ; quinine , P. & \V. , pcroz. , 5Sc : iiulninc , Gorman , peroz. , 4Sc ; Kochcllo salts , per lb , 35c ; saffron , American , perlb , 4c ( ) ; saffron , true Spanish , per oz. , SI.IK ) ; salapetrc , pure per lb. lOc ; Sulphur , Flowers' , per lb. , 5c. ; soda , bicarbonate - bonato , per lb , So ; silver , nitrate , per lb , 811.50 ; spermacetti , per lb , 52i 00c ; strych nine , per oz , , $1.23 ; wax , white , pure , per lb , 55c : wax , yellow , pure , per lb , 35c. ' OILS- Carbon , 175 degrees , 13c ; carbon , 150 degrees , 13o ; linseed boiled , OOc ; linseed , raw , 57c ; castor , No. 1 , $1.20 ; No. 2 , $ .12 ; sperm whale , $1.00 ; whale water bleached , 85c ; fish , bank. 35u ; ncatsfopt , ex tra , 05c ; neatsfoot , No. 1 , 50c ; gasoline , 75 degrees , 15c ; W. S. lard , 35c ; No. 1 lard , SOc ; No. 21ard,50@55c ; W. V. i-ero , 14c ; W. Va. zero , 14c ; golden No. 1 , 40c ; golden No. 2 , 25c ; whale , 20c ; naptlm , 1 degree , 14u ; head light , 150 degrees , 12c ; hcaillight. 175 de grees , 15c ; turpentine , 45c ; castor , imre , $1.30 per pal. HIDES Green butchers , ' 4@4J o' green cured , 5@5Jic ; dry flint , 7c ; dry salt , Oc ; green salted calf , 0 } c ; damaged hides , 2c on" ; dry salted deacons , 25c each. Tallow No. 1 , 3'-c ( : No. 2 , Zc. Grease Prime white , 4 } c ; yellow , 3c ; brown , 2c. Sheep pelts 10c@l.00.according to quality. Brand ed hides classified us damaged. SriitiTH Cologne spirits 188 proof , $1.14 ; do 101 proof , $1.17 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof , 51.15 ; do 188 proof , ? 1.13 ; alcohol , 188 proof , per wine gallon , $8.18 ; redistilled whiskies , J1.25@1.50 ; gin blended , $1.50@2.X ( ) ; Kentucky bourbons , $2.W0.00 ) ; Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes , $2.00 ( 0.50 : Golden Sheaf and rye whiskies , $ .50(3300 ( ; brandies , imported , $5.00f 28.00 ; domestic , $1.30i3.00 ( , gms , imported , $5 0000.00 ; domestic , $1.25 ® 3.00 ; champagnes , imported , per case , $28.00 © 33.00 ; American , per case , $10.00@17.00. Lumber. JIMBNSIONS AND TIMnElt. iiOAitns. No. 1 com , s 1 s.lS 50 I No. H com , a 1 s.$15..r > 0 No. S com , s 1 g. . 17.00 | No. 4 com , 8 1 a. . 13.50 FKNC1NO. No. 1 , 4&Gin 12 & 14 ft , rough . $10.50 No. 1 , " " 10 " . 0 19.5 No. a , " 14 " . 010.5 No. 2 , " " ID " . 0 18.0 SI1IIN09. A , 12 , 13 & 10 n.t21.f.O I C , 12 , 14 itlCft.$15.r > 0 U , " " 20.50 f U , " " 12.50 CP.II.INn A.VK I'AUTITION. 2acom J/n ! White Pine ceiling . $34.00 . Clear X in Normay " " . 10.00 Sdcom % in " " " . 14,00 n.ooiiiNO. Aflin White Pine . $2C.50 Hiiin " " . ! .50 Cdia " " . 80.00 DDIn " " . 21.50 Bdin " " ( Scl. Fenoing ) . 10.90 C in Droji biding 5"io " per M extra. STOCK UOiIU > b. A 12 inch s 1 s . $15.50 H12 " . 8M.20 ! C12 " . 30.XJ ( I ) 12 " 21) ) 00 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' No. 1 com , 12 iiis'i'a'iii'fi' . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.50 ' " " 14 ft . 10.00 " " " 10ft . 18.W " " " 10 , 18 , 20 U . 21.50 No. 2 " " . . . . 1'J.OO " " " 12&14 ft . lb.50 " " " 17 ft . 17.W > 12 in Grooved roofing , H 1 per M moro than 12 in Stock Board * HUIIIO icn tli. 10 in Grooved Tooling sumo price as 12 in Stock Hoards , SOUTHCItN YF.I.I.OW J'JNE. Stnr , 4 Inch Flooring . 821.00 list und 2d clear 4 inch Flooring. . . . , . , . 2..00 ) Clear lnch Ceilinu . 20.00 Clear A inch Partition . 24.00 Clear # inch , Partition $2 above ft inch SOUTH OMAHA , C. K. CAI.MltK. K. I' . IIICIIMAK. J. 11. IJI.A NCllAltll. PALMER. RICHMAN 4 CO. , Live Slock Commission Merchants , Office - Ituom 21 , Opinjilcn Kxi-himtfu DulldlnK , L'nloq _ fctock VurU , houlU Uuittua , Neb , McCOY BROS. , Live Stock Commission Merchants , llnrkul fiirni heil free un apptltatlon htockerfc nnd ( ei-ilerv fiirulvlKiU on Kuo'l terms Ite'crencei Otbii- hnNminnnl Hunk nn < l tiiutti ( iiuaLa Nmlciiui , Uuloo block Y..nJ * , t-uulh Omuha. ERWESTER Live Stock Commission , lloora 15 , Kitliuiifn llulldliif , Union ttock Vurdi , . Nut. ALEXANDER & "F1TCTT Commision Dealers in Live Sock , ooui a , Oppnilto RiihuDge HulMliiK. Uoloa Slock Vardtf , ftuuiU Oiuaba , Kcb. co. , Of Oraana , Limited , lloor a , JmpTomo'n'tai CHIRCHILL PARKER , Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Carrtngci nd Uunle * . Jotipi ? trff.tb twccnVth n ( ! Uth , Omaha , Nebr k , LININQER & METMtF CO. , Agricultural Implements , WaEonsCarriages , a. Ktc. Wholoiilp. Omahn.Ncbrntkn. PARLIN , ORENDORF A MARTIN , \Vholo lo DcRtf n In Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies { 01 , HO , (06 ( nod to ; Jonct Street , Omithiu c o , Manufacturers of Duckeye Drills , Seeders , Cultivators , liny Uakci. Cider Mills iinct l.utmn lul- Ttrlicri. Cur. lllh nnil Nlchula * Mrccts. VNMN ON"A TMI UE M E NT "co Agricultural Implements , Wagons SBnggies Comer lllh nnd NlchoU Slrceln. OMAHA I1UANCH. J. F. SEIBERLINO A : CO. , Akron , Ohio. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine , \V. E. Mcfel , Mnnngcr. 1213 1 oTonwortli tt. , Omnha . MOU N E. M I LBURN&STODHARD Co JlnnufnotnnT * nn.l Jobbers In Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc , Cor. SUhnn.l I'iKlllc streets , Umnlm.Nvri. Mntorlnla . A HOSPE Jr. , Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs , IMS Douulng Street , Oiualin , Ni'lirn ka. Boots nnd Shoos. KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. , ISucccJfOrs to Heed , Jonm A Co ) Wholesale Mannactnrcrs of Boots anflSliocs At-eutafor llofton Huhbcr Shoo Co. 1KB , 1104 A11U ! llurncy bt. . Omaha. .Nebrnnkn. W. V. MORSE . c CO. . Jolihers of Boots and Shoes , 1101,1103-1H6 Uouglns St.Onmlm Mnnufuctorj-Sum mer si lit stun , Booksellers and Stationers. H. M , Si S. W. JONES , Successors to A. T. Kenyan A Co. , Wholesale & Hctall Booksellers and Stationers , Floe \Vctlillng Stmioncry , Commercial Mntloncry ouclasStreet.Onmbn.Nub. Coffees , Splcoa , Etc. LA'RKE COFFEE do. , Omnlin ColToo nnd Spice Mllli. Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , Flavoring Kztracta , Laundry llluo , Inkn. Ktc. IIU- UIB Homey Street. Omnhn. Nchrn kn. Crockery and Clnaewanj. " " " w. L."WR"IGHT. > ljpnt for the Manufacturera and Impnrtcie of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , lite. Qfll cc , ai * S. ICtli St. , Oniahu , Kcbnultn. PERKINS. CATCH &LAUMAN , IniDorturs nnd Jobben of Crcckery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware Etc. 15141'urnom St. , New I'atton Dulldlnif. Commission andJStorago. ' " ' ' " RIDDELL" & R'IDD'ELU Storage and Commission Merchants , Specialties Ilutlcr. KPRJ. Cheese , I'oultry , Game , 111liovrnnl Btrcot. ; Omaha. OEO. SCHROEDER Si CO. , tiucccisors to McEhane A Bclirocdcr. ) Produce Commission and Cold Storage , Omaha. Ncbraika. FREDERICK J FAIRBRASS. Wholesale Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision Merchant. Corre pondcnoo solicited. 1011 .N'orili ICth htrect.Omnhn , Net ) . Coai , Coke and Llmo. OMAHA COAL. COKE & . LIME CO. , Jolihers of Hard and Soft Coal , y South 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraska. J. J. JOHNSON & CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime , And shippers of Coal , Coke , Cement , 1'lantcr , I.lmo , Drain Tllo. and Si'wor 1'lpe. onico , ruitnn Hotel , Karnaiu St. , UmahaNeb. Telephone fall. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. , Shippers of Coal and Coke , 214 South lUh St. , Omaha , Neb. Dry Coode and NaUone. M. E SMITH & CO. . Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 1102 and 1104 Douglas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb. K1LPATRICK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo Importers and Johhers in Dry Goods.Notions . Gents' KurnlshtnR ( loodi. Corner llth and Iliuney b < s. , Oinnba , Ncbruika. Furniture. DEWEY fc STONE. Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Karnam Strert. Omaha. Ncbraika. CHARLES SHIVERICK , Furniture Omaha , Ncbraika. CrooorloB. PAXTON. OALLAGHER & CO. , Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , 706,707. TO ond711 B. 10th SI.Omaha , Neb. McCORD , BRADY & CO. , Wholesale Grocers , I lb and I-cavcuworth Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. _ Hardware. LEE. CLARKE7AN DREES E'N' WARE COMPANY , Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , JletalB , Slipetlron , etc. Apcnts for flow , : Scales , Xlauil l'o\Mlfr und l.yniun Harliedrrv \ , Omalm , HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , Mechanics' Tools nnd IlufT ! o Scales , l 0b Donxlai ftrcet , Omaha , RECTOR , WILHELMY & . CO. , Wholesale Hardware , 10th an < l Ilarnoy Fti. , Omaha , Nth. Weitern Accnti for Austin row n > r O . . Junern > n Ptvul Nails , I'alrbanks ( Standard grains , MARKS BROS , SAD DLERY CO , Wholesale Maoulaiturcnof Saddlery & Jibbers of Saddlery Hardware And Leather. ItUi , 1W5 nnil H'rf ' llnrnry St. , Omaha , Ncurfc k . Heavy Hardwr.re. \V. j. BROATCli , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , Springs , Waiion Stork , Hardware , I.uuiti r , Ktc. I'M ami 1211 Ilarnex Street , Omaha. -Hats , Caps , Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & "co. . BolosalB Hats , Caps and Straw Goods , 1107 ILtrnfy htrf , Omaha. NP'I. _ _ _ Olfico Fixtures. TIIK MMMUNDS MANUIACTUUINU CO/ Muiiufacurers of Bauk , Office and Saloon Fiilures , . kideboardi. Hook Casts. Drug Irlilurei.Wftl riitltioii * Hal. IMKI , Counter' , llecrand wjnt t. Mlrroii etc. Ksctorjr ud ornce , I7JO &Dd hJ. Sgult- liu 6t.OiQ bs. Ttltp-tus Htl. _ , , Lumber. " _ _ * " OMAHA LUMUiiR CO. . All Kinds of Building Material at Whulesalj lUSlrett nd Union I'KcincTrack.Onmha. LOUIS BRADFORtai Dealer in Lnmher , Lath Lime Sash 'I ' , , , ' Doors , Etc. YarUn-Comer Dous'laj - 7th ami ! Corn ! * vilianil Doiiaiim. t a N7blETZr * Dealer in Alt Kinds of Lite , IJtIi and California Street * . Omaha , Ne > bra V . FRED w. JHAY ; * Limber lime Cement Etc Elc , , , , , , Corner Mhanil Douela > ! > ti. . Omaha. T.W. " HARVEY LUMBER CO * To Dealers Only , Orncp.Jicn farnam Street , bniatia , JOH"N"A. WAKEFIELIJ ; " " Wholesale Lumber , Etc , , Uulncj Whlto l.inu- . CHAS. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood Catpgta and I'arquot Fluorine Plh nnd Honglas Nottons > J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods < ' < ) nnd ( Ti tti utli 10th HI. . Omulm. Olla. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. . Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils , AxloUrcatcKtc.Omnhii. A It. Hlrhop.Maunger , VINYARD St SCHNEIDER , Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods , 1K1S Humor Struct. Omalm. Points ami Oils. "CU M MtfsTc S & fjETl ! SO NY Wliole ale bcnlcrs In Paints , Oils , Window Gla s , Etc , nam Street. OmahaNeb. J opor. CARPENTER PA PER CC. . Wholesale Paper Dealers , Carry a nloo Hock , of I'rlnllnir , Wrapping and Writing 1'h ar. BpecUlattention iilrcn loiarloail ordera. Prlntors" Mntorlala. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION , Auxiliary Publishers , Rubber Goods- OMAHA RUBBER CO. , Manufacturers aM Dealers in Rubber Goods 311 Clothing ntul U-mtlicr HcltluE. KUH Karnftm Btrtaf. ATLTSTRANG CO. . , Pipes and Engines , Etc. CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. . Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fillings , Steam and Water Rurpllc * . Headquarters for MBit , lount.tCu'aKooili ) . 1111 Kitrnam St. , Onmha. U. S. WIND ENGINE fc PUMP CO. , Steam anil Water Supplies , Dnilldar wind Mill * . OlSnntlflMl-nrnnm St. , Omaha. ( J. I' . Hos * . Acting Munnifcr. BROWNELU & CO. , Engines , Boilers and General Machinery Ehect Iron Work Ftcmm Tumps , Saw MIHi. 1J13-H1J U-nvcnwottUMreut , Omahji. Smoke Stacks , Bollora , " " H. K. SAWYER. Manufacturing Dealer in SinoKe Slack- UrHchlMfn , Tnnhn nnil r.oneral llntli'r ItepalrlnK. 1315 Doilco Slrcot. Omaha , Neb Scocls. PHIL. STIMMEL & CO. . Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds ( ill nnil UKIJonon Street Onialm. Btorago , Forwarding & . Commlaslon ARMSTRONG. PETTTs & CO. . Storage , Forwarding and Comniission , Branch hnuienf the llemicy lliieeT Co. lliiKeloaal wholesale anil rolnll. 1 H 1.110nnil im Uard titreet , Oiuulia. TclepUunu .No.VW. OimjUMCTDifflBiL Browora * STORZ & 1LER. Lager Beer Brewers , 1M1 North Elgthtcouth Street , Omulm. Nob. Iron Worko. STEAM BOiL"ER WORKS. Carter & Km , 1'rnp't , Mutiiifucturi'r > of nil kinds Steam Boilers , Tanta and Sheet Iron Work Work * Soui ( ! HJth nnd II. A M. Grouting. J'AXTOK A VIKHMXO IKON WORKB. Wrouglit and Cast Iron Building WorL 1'm.Mncn , Ilrana WorUGeneral Foundry , Machine and lllackemltU Work , tmlio and Wurki , U. 1' . Hy. nnd 17th btrcen Omalm , OM"ATlA WIRE & IRON WOT KS. Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Desk Ilnlli , Window Riinrdn. Flnwcr Htand * . Vf lr HKIH. l c. IZI North Ihtli Klrrct , umulin. . SAFE nnd IRON WO R K S , Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes raiiUi.I , > tl Work , Iron und Wlrn Fnnrlnil. Sl ni , Et . U. Andruoii , 1'rop'r Ctir. lull and Jaeknua Hti. CHAMPION IRON und WIRE WORKS Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards and Kcropnii , forhankinniren.itnriM reildencei.ptc. Improved AwnlnuH. Locksmith Mitdilnrry nuo Jiluckiiultli Works , Ml South lull St. IMEAGHER XLEACH. . Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks , Genera ) Aftcntu for Dloljiilil f nfo A I/rk Co ' Vault * imdjHll Work , JlL'i Furiiuiii Struct , Onaba. : Wllllnory and Notions. l. OBERFELDER Vco. , " Mportcrs & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions W. 21" nnd 212 Houtll Dili ftti'ft pvqrolla. CO. . Manufacturers of Overalls , Jeani I'autJ , tUlrt , l.'lc. HWunil IU4 luuilit > Htr it , Oniakn , Kuti , Cornloo. * EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , Manufaclure Galvanized Iron and Cornice , Jobo Kj'onc'ter ' , I'riJiirlotnr Ml llutiaa uud IIU ud 101 Nurth IbtU blruft , Uuitliu , _ _ Popor Boxes. jbHN LrWLKIE ! , Proprielor Omaha Paper Box Factory , ' KOI. U17 ttiicl Ul'J Uou lai Bt. , Omaha , Neb. Saah , Doors , Eto. 'M. A uisBnov / co. . Whtlt'Bulu tfanu' .cturcrs Qf Sasli Doors. Blinds and Mouldings. Ilraucli lifflif , I''lli ani ] Uarl hlruiM , . Ocualis , No * . " ' BOMN MANUFACTUniNO CO. Maiinfactiirers of Sash , Doors. Blinis , iloulJln.r . Stair Work anil Interior Iliril Wo J Hi' bli. t * . K. Curj.crUb nn > l l.tatuuworl OMA Ap. A N IN MILL c. , Manafactnrers of Moulding , Sash , Doors , An * Ulludi , Turnlcp , Stalr-wtrk , lU k nlOtn ; n& ' Areuut.
