' ' i ft ITP irtnirr'Tn
mpn'pp'pi MARKETS ,
. .
Wheat Ritloa Stondy With n ,
Upward Tendency.
NARROW CHANGES IN CORN ,
OntH Ilulo Dull nn < l Lower Provisions
Continue Quirt Cattle Almost
nt n Standstill lloJ I'nlrly
Active Oeiicr.il Quotations.
CHICAGO IMIOIIUGK MA UK 1ST.
o. Juno 29. [ Special Telegram to
Tnr. HBB.I The market was quite steady ,
showing neither decided "strength nor weak
ness , but keciiini , ' < iuitc close to the prices
established yoitcrdiiy afternoon. Trailing
hero was In fnir volume , but developed no
new features. Murray , Nelson & Co. sold
nbnut a liulf million , and Linn wns selling
.Inly wheat. Jones , ICeunctt ft. Hopkins ,
who were sellers yesterday , were buyliu ?
to-dav J. M. Shaw & Co. , were buying , and
also William Dunn , fe Co. and Oeddcs for
forclRii account. Karly cables quoted an
upward tendency for spot ( train and futures ,
but n late lioarj cable only half continued
them. Had we.vthcr In Europe was said to
be the Inllucncu which BIIVC a better tone to
foreign markets and induced for
eign huvitir | here. However , the
bears were confident enough to sell
what wheat was required , and the elosc
of the morning session was Jfc under that
of yesterday. This confidence is born of the
belief that deliveries of wheat next Monday
will bo la'-ge. With July and August wheat
at almost the same price , there is no profit in
carrying wheat , and the expectation In that
carriers will deliver the grain. This the
bears believe , will make 11 heavy market for
a few days at least. Ttio same reason un
doubtedly induces many speculators who be
lieve In wheat to hold oil until'that matter is
disposed of u ml next week's holiday passed.
July wheat opened at bO' e by the ofllcial re
port ) but at the same time it was dlftlcult to
soil nt SOc , and the price immediately fell to
"pj < o. The lowest price touched for that de
livery was "lI'Cc , then there was u recovery
to bOc , and the close was at , tJ ) < ; c asked.
August wheat opened at 70J c , immediately
advanced to feU' e , hung between that price
und 8c ( ) for some time , touched Ml'j'e , then
fell to TUJjc , H'ictuated ' between that price
nnd bOe , nd'-iinced to so' fitsoife , then de
clined to and closed nt T'.i c.
The corn market was held all the morning
session between % c , which is a narrow range
compared with recent fluctuations In price of
that grain. Receipts were a little larger than
the estimates , which were themselves
thought to bo largo , This with Home ham
mering by the bears wns sufllclent to put
prices down early in the session , but there
was good buying , nnd the out inspection has
r,03,000 bushels , and all but o of the decline
was recovered before thoeloso. Foss , Strong ,
& Co. were selling July corn. Hoyden & Co.
and Jones , Ifcnnctt A ; Hopkins were buyers.
One of thu largest shippers is quoted us say
ing that there Is very little corn m New
York and very little on the way which will
reach there within a week. August corn
opened at-iSJ e , which was -\e under yester
day's close and sold down toIh o , advanced
to 48c , fell to 4VHc , advanced to 48'-fo ; and
closed at 1 o'clock atCi c. September corn
opened at 40c. sold down to 4Sjlfe , up to
403icund closed nt40 ( < i40Ie. , ,
The speculative oat market wns exceed
ingly dull with narrow fluctuations , little
trade and no features. Closing prices show
but slight changes from those of yesterday.
August o.its opened at 804e : ' , sold up to "li' c ,
and closed at 'M-WiipXV tu. September outs
opened at 83 ; ! it1 , w'd ' at % 'e and 8. > Xc , clos
ing at "iJ-He.
The provision trade wns again in a quiet
condition. Outside trading faihd to show
any Improvement , and with regular opera
tors the business transacted was confined
largely to the changing over of contracts for
July to later months. In pork premiums
paid weie ( $ ( ) , in lard fiOUOeaml m short
ribs lOc. As a rule lard and short ribs were
relatively easier than pork though the entire
market ruled lower.
Arrr.nxooN Sissiox : Wheat lower ; July
closed at 7070 ; V' ; August opened at 70'e ; ' ,
fell to 70V , closing at "OVflTli'u'e ' , Corn
weak ; August sold at from 4 > i } < e to 4S 4c ,
then to 4 vV , closing uHSVMS-ke ; Septem
ber closing at IbJj'Cu-lhJjJe. O.its lower ; Juno
nominally at 31e : July sold at 'M : > Hii'Mv auO
closed at itd c ; August sold at 'JOVc , closed
nt i(5o ! ( bid , and 80Jsc 8''V asked , i'ork was
SX ° lower and quiet , closing at M.'I.M foi
Juno and July , MUi3 : > < f bid for August , and
Jllt.iU'.j bid for September. Lard v as steady ;
June was the same as July ; July sold am
closed nt $ S.)7 ( ) } , August at Sb.l7J , and Sep
tember at $3.85. Short ribs were quiet and
2K lower , closing at $7.40 for Juno and July ,
* 7.00 for August and J7.GO for September.
CHICAGO ia\'R STOCK.
CHICAGO , Juno CO. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : HEN. I Ufni.i : liusiness was almost
at a standstill until Into in the forenoon
Hammond was out of the market all day
Armour , Swift , and one or two of the bi { ,
eastern shippers bought sparingly from first
to last. Prices are Hi < $ I Do lower than during
the fore part of the week , and In some In
stances were a shade lower to-day than yes
terday , but in a general way there was no cs
neiitml change. Light handy steers had the
preference , and that was about all the differ
ence between to-duy and yesterday. Greet
nnd grassy natives are selling ut all sorts of
prices , and do not seem . to have
nny fixed values. As go Texans
so co green and grassy natives
Texans woio gem-rally reported a shade
lower , but to the observer it would hcom as
If it were impossible for such to go lowei
unless they were given away. There were
at least ( l.OiK ) on sale and there were plcnt.v
in sight at Kansas City , St. Louis mid else
where. . Native butchers' stock is utterli
neglected nnd prices , us a matter of course
down to the low water mark. Veal calve :
wcro again on the market in large numbers
best only making f.'l.'iC'i&tiO nnd poor lots
us low as ! .S5 , sumo consignments no
paying expenses. The ktoekor and feeder
trade remains remarkably dull ; good to
choice , M.K@ri5 ( ) ( ; medium , M M4. ) 75 ; in
furior. fa.7f > ( < i.85 | ; cows , H.-'oyn. ; stock
PIS , f3.1l'i.0 : : ! ; Texas steers. $3.1062.'I.4U
cows , ( I.MIM2.00 ,
H < Kih- Business was fair and prices generally
orally quoted about Oo lower. In the North
western division salesmen were quoting ! iil
lOo decline , yet best heavy made ? 5 7ii ) ( 5ii !
In other divisions ono or two lots makini
Vi.Titf , but these prices were obtainabli
only early In the morning , as later bev
heavy , especially In the Northwestern ilivis
Ion , wore selling at $ .5 dOiK.O li'i , but most o
the shippers that buy selected heavy in tin
Hurlnmton aim Hock Island division
pnid f5.70C < ? r > .7r > for ttioir sorts. Tlio declnn
was largely on mixed , the same selllni
mainly ut K..Vij'i.iiO ( for best and $ ! i.4Ui5. : >
for common. Light sorts sold at i
Niw : YOIIK , Juno 80. [ Special Telegram t
THE HcK.l-HiWKf-Tho continued dull
ness in stocks Is distressing to the comiuls
sion houses , which have been without order
for months past nnd from present indication
they see no prospels of speedy improve
ineiit. Kfforth art being made to draw it
outside orders by a liberal distribution o
bull painters , und although the prices o
stocks have boon marked up , the number o
' orders shows no perceptible increase. Up to
'noon to-day only J'J.usO shares had beci
traded In. Despite the dullness mid th
recent abundance ot news calculated ta ue
press values , the muiket shows an unustia
Btubberness and a general improvement wa
noted throughout the entire list. Opening
snlcs wcro nt about the sumo figures us yes
tcrduy's close , but prices soon begun to grad
uully creep up. Grangers wcro especial ! .
strong on news from Chicago that Judg
Drawer had granted an injunction restrain
ing the Iowa railroad commissioners from
carrying their new tariff Into effect July 5
Bt. l mil advanced ) ( o on the ienort tha
Armour Avas buying. The rumor rtocivt'i
JULY 4 to OCT. 27.
Mfesllfe
th ANMIVEBSABYgEMSETTL
a VALLEY MjjniEM SKSi
H Tl Hm
J JCf
MGH3TER NEW BUILDIKQS , All Buildings brilliantly ever made in America , val and Performances.
in the heart ol the city , illuminated by innumera ued at SI,000,000. MACH3NERY HALL
within ieii inhnitea' ride ol ble Electrical and Gas Jets. Horticultural Hall of un ,
till hotels and stations. equalled beauty. 1,50O Feet in Length ,
Wonderful of
display through which will ply gondolas
GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT P2QNEER RELICS
SLEOTRIC LSGHTgJm dolas from Arenice.
of Treasures from the War , from all parts of the North
Navy and other Departments , west. The great
the Smithsonian Institute , AN ART and numerous other De
National Museum and Fish of the iiiiesfc collection of partments perfectly ar
Commission. Paintings and Sculpture devoted to Music , Spectacles ranged.
a
no cotitlrniittion , but as the stock wus steadily
absorbed it showed that u strong parly hud
taken hold. No new cuts in dressed beef or
provisions wcro reported and advices were
that rates would soon be marked up. The
rate war has had less effect on values than
the bears expected mid many appeared anx
ious to cover and in so doing advanced prices
Oregon Improvement was the
special feature about U o'clock and advanced
2 per cent with very little trading. The
company is said to have earned S050OUO over
fixed cliai'Kcs last year nnd u dividend is ex
pected , Noithern P.icillc advanced Jf.
There was no special feature to the market
during the last hour. A firm feollnt' pre
vailed , and last s.tles were at outbide figures
nntl showed ) { advance on Northern PaciHc ,
on New Knpland , J < on Union Pacillc , y
on Northwestern and St. Paul , IJ on Michi
gan Central and ' ' , on Lake Shore. There
was a decline of } „ on cotton oils. Total
sales ' . ) ' . ) shares .
were SO.iJ' including 13,000 St.
Paul , ll.MJU Ueadiiifr , 5Tl)0 , ) Lake Shore and
8.TOO Union Pacific. Money I@U.f , bar
silver ( ' .
J2'd. ;
GOVIKXMINTS : Government bonds were
dull but stonily.
YKSTI.HIIAY'S QUOTATIONS.
U. P.lBrecUtuiutl.lSTi.U. ArN. W . NM'i '
If. S. 4sroupon. . . 1L'S > 8 do preferreil . I'M ,
U.S. 4 > ( srtvlstrcil.iui | N. V.Cftitrul . lUl'j
U.S l'4sc ' < nip < > ii . .HI7' , < ) . 11. N . lMa {
I'liclllcCsof 'W . Hi ) I' . T . iii'j
Cnnuila Southern. W1'acino Mall . : i.i'i
Central I'nclllc. . . IKI'4 O. 1) . A : U . l- *
nilnifio > V Alton I'.I Pullman PalaceCurlW !
C.,11. AcQ . ll 'i Keadlni ; . iV *
I ) . , I. . .V\V . IW'B ICock iKlitntl . Ktt"
I ) . &H. 0 . 1.VJ St. I , . AS. K . -4
Krlo . iM1 , , do preferred . . . . ll.'i'i
ilo iiref erred. . . . fifi c. . if. & St.I'iiul . . lip , ,
Illinois Ontrat. . . .110 I , lo prpftrred . VK'i
I. . II. i fcW . Hl'5 ' St. P. A ; C ) . ttfi
K.T . lI' ! i doproferred . HU
I.iikuShore . ! < II14 Texiis I'uclllc . J-M's '
I..ACN . M' , I'liioniMcitic. . wnj
Michigan Central. . Tin , W. , St. U .V 1' . K" ,
Mlssomil'iiclllc. Tl' l tUi preferred . . " .I
MlBsmirll'ncllio. . . . KJW. . U. Tclegniph. . 7.Vi
do preferred . TilSl
MONEY ONT C\LI. ICasy , l.j to 3 , last loan
PltlMB MliltCANTILE I'Al'nil 4 ( < lV ( { | ) Cr
cent.
Sriiiiusn ExcinvriB Unsettled ,
for sixty day bills : J4.bM < ; for demand.
ruoDuci ; MA UKITS.
Clilcn o. .Hino 2 ? . Folio wins ; nro the
2:80 : closing prices :
Flour Steady ; winter wheat , In sacks ,
$3.75it3.sr ( > ; in barrels , $ : < , H9riiI.T5 ! ; spring
wheat , in sacks , $ l.T.'i@ I. . " > ( ) ; in barrels.
SMXiotM..iO ; rvo. in hacks , ir-'JUif3.10 ( ; in
b.irruls , U.lllmH.liO.
Wlioat Quiet ; opened easier , closing ' | 'fB
2fc lower than closeot yesterday ; cash , ? ' . % < ;
July anil August , 7U 7-liio.
Corn Active ; ruled easy early , closing
Vfd c below yesterday's i-loso ; cash , I7 > ' 0c ;
July , -17 7 liic : August , ISJ c.
Oats Dull and lower , with a decline of ? ( c
below yesterday's close for July ; cash , ! llc ;
July , IlOJ c ; August , 30J4c.
Uye We.
Hurley ( Vie.
1'rime Timothy $3.50 ,
Flax Kccil fl..iO.
\Vlilsky * 1.3t ) .
I'ork More active , irregular and lower
tlmnycstciday ; cash and July. ilJ.r > 5. August ,
$ it.t : K.
Lanl Weak , unsettled and lower ; cash
and July. Ss.071. , ; Augiiht , ii.17)- ) , , ' .
Dry Suited Moats -Shoulders. $8.00 < ? iJ.3i ;
short clear , f'.Ho S.OO , short ribs , ? 7. II ) .
Hutter Steady ; creamery , I5iiiiyc ( ; dairy ,
lV(17c.
Cheese Illclior and active ; full cream
Cheddars , S ms } 1 ; llatb , byij'jcj ' young
Amorli'iiH. b'uC'ihJft1.
Kggs Steady ; fresh , l-UxM'.re.
Hides Unctiaiigod ; green salted calf , JJ < f
( iJ.V ; heavy green saltcd'i1.0i.'i'lf c ; light green
palled , 5 4Hlcj ( ( salted bull , Jljfe ; dry Hint ,
8c , dry calf , be ; deacons , 303u ! nacli ; dry
salted , 0r$7c. (
Tallow Unchahgo.l ; Xo. 1 , boliil , iPaNo. \ .
3 , "c , and ciiku , 4c pur IL > .
Hccuipts. Shlfiments.
Flour , bbls . lll.dlH ) 7iH 0
Wheat bu . ID.ntKi U'IKK1
Com , bu . l-W.ddO 17HiO (
Oata , bu . 1 17UIO ( H.'i.OOO
Hyobu . 1.1HIO S.OJO
Harev ! , bbls . 1.000 1,000
Now York , Juno S'.i , WheatHeccipts
lO.liiill ; exports , U7.1KH ) ; spot moderately
ai-tivo and } 4 < illu higher ; closing steady ;
upturns opened with an advance of 'VOr' c
and closed at a not advance of 'jofic lor the
day ; ungraded red , .v.TiSy'4 ( ' ; No. ! J red ,
ipiotcd at S7'4if ( 5,1 1' in i-toro and elevator ;
bs'.jCrfi j'c f. ( i. b. ; -gV.i ' ( | > o afloat ; July
closing ut MiJtc.
Corn Hccuipts , SWO ! ; exports , 4Sl08 ! ;
spot lots steady ; futures moro active , cloMtn , '
' W.c lower on early months ; November U-
lughur ; ungraded mixed , f > : tf."HcIs'o. ( ; 8 , M c ;
c. i. f. , Mi/afloat ; July closing at 51'c. (
Oats - Kt-ciiipts , ; i.iH. ! ) ; exports , SIO ;
market closing unsy at > i ! di'clino ; mixed
western , aooJUS ) ; white western , 4t'iU'tc. ' (
Coffee Urail growths dull and nuiiunai ;
options ijuiet. July closing 10 points up , Au
gust unchanged and other mouths lo&ilo
points down , bales , 51,000 bags. July ,
fU.O.ViMI.3' ) ; AugUbt , tlO.oidilO''O ; Soptoin-
bcr , f'J siIO. ( KI.
I'otroleuiu Finn ; united close.1 strong at
" 3Ue.
hu'gs Quiet but steady ; western , llftfltte.
I'ork Steady ; mess quoted at fl5oj@I.V2j
forncw ; tH.O'JQH.er. for old.
hard Spot dull ; closing easy ; western
steam , spot. fS.47l < .
Hutter Quiet but bteailyj weftcui.
Wtfe.
Cheese Quiet but steady , Ohio flat , ,7 < j ?
8 ° - . . .
, MliiueapollH , June ' 29. Wheat Dull ;
receipts , 170 cars ; shipments , 40 Cirs. Clos-
inj ; : No. 1 hard , c sh ami July , .33 > iijAu ( -
gust. Sl 'c ; on track , MJj'c ; No. 1 northern ,
cash , 7 c : July , 7lc ) ; on track , 7W < Oo ; No. ! 3
northern , iabh ami July , 73o ; August , 70o ;
on track , Iiic.
Flour UuchauEfod ; patents to ship in sacks
incarlots , S4.o5 > n4.13.
Cinoiiiiintl , June 20. Wheat Steady ;
No. " red , bjc.
Corn Lower ; No. 3 mixed , Oljifc.
Uve ( Ouiet ; No. 3 , 0-c. )
I'brk Dull nt * H.85.
Lm-il Quint nt ivuO.
Whisky Firm at $1.14.
Mllwaukuo , June 30. Wheat Easier ;
July , 75'c ( ; August , 7iI5fc.
Corn Dull ; No. . ! , 45c.
Oats Demand llmiteil ; iNTo. 2 white , 30Jic.
Hyo-rQulct ; No. 1 , .V < e on track.
Harlcv No - ' , fi'M3 ' 'or September.
1'rovisions Quiet ; pork , cash and August ,
$13.7r .
St. Iioiiin. June 3 ! ) . Wheat Slow and
unchanged ; cash , K5J4 © > le ; July , sOJj'c.
Corn Easier ; ca .h , 4 : > . c ; July , 45Vt.
Oats Easier ; cash , 33Ky.'JJc ; July , M < i.
Pork Diillat jll.oJ.
Lard Nominal at iV.bO.
Whisky Jl. 14.
Hutter Uiichangeil ; creamery , 13lSc ( ;
dairy , IH'tloc.
Alternoon Hoard Wheat Lower ; July.
7'J'fc. Corn Easier ; July , 43'fc. Oats
Steady.
liivorpool , Juno 20. Wheat Firm ;
demand fan ; holders offer moderately ; Cali-
f irnl.i No. 1 and ivd westcni spring , Os ( i ; d
( ii ) is 7Jjd per cental.
Corn Dull ami unchanged.
KHIIMIS City , June -ill. Wheat Steady :
No. 2 soft , August , 72e bid , 73c asked ; No. 3
red , August , lisjje bill , O'.l'Jc asked.
Corn Steady ; No. 8 , July , 40c bid ; 41 } < e
asked ; No. 2 white , cash , 43i ! bid.
Oats No. 8 , August , 81" " ; ' , , o bid , 'JO c asked.
New Orlcaim , June 3 ! > . Corn Quiet
but hti'ndy : n saclcs mixed , ( ! liT02u ; yellow ,
Oic ; white , ( > cc.
Oats Unsettled ; No. 8 , ll@Cc. ;
Conimcal Quiet but firm at 52,83.
Hog Products Dull ; prices a shade lower ;
pork , S14. < ! 8 > $ ; luru , refined tierce , * 7.C8J. ; @
7.75.
7.75.Hulk
Hulk Moats Shoulders , $0.40 ; long clear
and clear ribs , S7.1U.
Cliiiai ; < > % June 29. The Drovers' Journal
reports as folio WH :
( jattle Receipts , 7.V > 0 : market slow
and weaker ; cows , 51 5.jt3 ( i.5 ; stockers ,
$8.10Cii : ! iO ; Texas cattle , $1.5'1 < M10. .
Hogs Heei'ipts , I'.i.iRK ' ) ; maiket slow and
fie lower : mixed , f3. I.I ( < " ) . ( M ; heavy , 45.3" >
( < /r > .75 ; light , 3. | ( ) ( ' < 5. < W ; pig.- , and culls , § 4.23
( < t. > . : , ! > .
Sheep Receipts , 3,300 ; market steady ;
muttons , . * U ( Hii4 ) ( 0' ) ; western feeders , iM.lKKu !
4.00 ; Texans , c-J.OOiay.il3 ; lambs , per head ,
ity. Juno 8 . Cattle Hocelpts ,
3.00U ; shipmouts , 1,3)0 ) ; grassers 13't.'Hc (
lower ; good to choice corn-fed , . ? 3.i'.i.3'l ;
Mockers and feeding stcor3.0dCi 3.Wij cows.
fcl..VJf 3 15.
Hogs Heofi'its , ( i.iHJi ; shipments. 700 ;
market r > r ' 10c lower ; common lochoicc , J3.10
( a.'i.tJO ; slcips nml pigs , J.3Jn3.0J.
National Stock YnriN , ISiist St.
Louis , June 3' ) . Cattio UecoiptH , I.IKIO ;
shijunents , s , 100 ; market steady tit un
changed priees ; choice heavy imtivo steers ,
f4.70dt5X ( ) ; fair to good , $ l.fHrt,3. ) , ( > 0 : butch
ers' steers , 53.70K ( l.iiO ; stockers and feed
ers , 58.0li : ! < 11.70 ; rangers , Vi.80 4 1.83.
Hogs-Heceipts , 1,000 ; Hhipmcnts , OIM ) ;
market steady ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , 15.35111505 ; packing , $5,35 < f5.55 ;
light grades , : ? 3.'i5ii5 40 ,
OMAHA IilVIJ STOCK.
Ciilllc.
Fndav , Juno 20. ISS9.
The receipts were light , although heavier
than yesterday. The market opened very
slow and fully lOo lower , but as the later re
ports were received Indicating a bad break
in eastern markets , the market rapidly grow
worse and closed fully 80 ( < ( J3o lower. The
number of cattle changing hands was small
uml the market was at a standstill. Cattle
sold at * 5 3J for which f5 (10 ( was refused yes
terday , ami other cattle that sold In the morn
ing at (5.35 could not have been sold at ttie
close at $3.15.
The receipts of hogs were heavier than yes-
tenliiy , making it the heaviest of thu week.
The market was 5(3100 ( loww , but was fairly
active nt the decline ami the hogs wsro all
sold before the close. Quo very prime load
of hogs sold early ut i5.55 , but the bulk sold
There was only 0110 load of sheep and
lambs hero. _
Huccipti.
Cattlu . ICO
Hogs . . . 0,100
Prevailing I'rluui.
Thefollwlii ; } u a table of prio3i pill In
thismarKCt for the graU-a. of stock man-
lioned.
I'nmestoeri. lRXto 150'llbJ..M 7S fi5.50
Primp gtocM , 1100 to 1 ! D lln. 1.5'J ' R4.75
Fat little steers. 000 to 1030 Ibs. 4.00 ® l.73
Common to good cows . 1.50 ( < $2.50
Choice to fancy cows . 8.50 dtli.OO
Common to ehoico bulls . 3.2 1 ( a,3.00
Fair tochoico light hogs . 0.80 5.85
Fair to choice heavy hops . 5.40 ( d5.fi.ri
Fair to choice unveil IIO.M . 525 iiiJ.41
Uepresoiiiutivo .Silo ) .
No. ' Av. Pr.
Ocows . lOTi SI.SO
Scows . , . \W 2.CO
i cows..t . , . . ; . 010 ! i.5
1 bull . ; . 1310 S.OO
1 bull . . . . . , . . . 15SO D.03
7 cows ur.d steers . IK'O ' 4.15
Scows 070 4.15
i
, I'nulccrs
Showiiiff the number of hoi s bought by the
leading buyers on to-day's market :
G. II. Hammond Jc Co 510
Omaha I' . Co S07
Armour-Cudahv Packing Co 5,873
S w i f t . 'c C o (5 ( : U
.1. P. Squires \ , Co 1,077
Cleveland Packing te Prov. Co Ib7
Knifian & Co fsfl
Hramard ISroi 873
Docrr 10S
Highest anil Ijovvc.st.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of lie s
on this market during the p.ist few days and
for the corrcipondiii'period ( inlSb7and Ibau :
j ilTTiio 1 W' * . | Jiinu ls"7. I .liiiie'TfMr
41 r , IT , © r > 4-1 4 ( . ' / ! > 4 W II 115 fi I ! 70
is r > a OB r , ID I ( il 04 ! C"5 ; i ( > 7'jTt ! l 70
ID. 5r > ar. r , \ ; 4 4' fl 4 75 3 (10 ( ( it , II 7ii
17 Sutiiluy 4 W ) CO 4 t-'i ; i ir , QI ; i 75
in 5 : ffi , 5 .Itf 4 50 ( $ I Hi : i TO ( ii : i M )
in r > ito ft. r , r , ) SlllliUy , I ) 7H Or. II 7S
UM 5 m ( t r > ru 4 (0 ( f 4 KJ'j Sumliiy
l ft 5 & 5 4"i 4 M © 4 75 : i 75 f.4 : i S2'/
j-j r , 8i dt r , r , n 7U lii II ! IJ
Ki | r , 2 > @ r , is 4 M © 4 fiO 5 70 ( ? J 3 ' .n
ll ! Sunday 4 41 Cfl 4 715 J UJ Hi 4 01) )
s.v. r > : w f < r , ra 4 fi.1 ( it 4 lii
i s as & r , ; 4 ft ) © 4 10
ft 40 © ft 1.0 Sunday
ft : w ® ft ft ) 1 (10 ( CT 4 7.1 I OD to I 10
Live Hlouk Notc > ) .
Cattle market flat.
Hogs 5@lOc lower.
The cattle market lias all gone to pieces.
Mr. Vyse , Hamburg , la. , \\as in with a load
of sheep and lamb- .
C. Kudat , Norfolk , was on the market with
three cars of hogs anu ten of cattle.
A. C. Smith ami J. T. Deacon were heio
with nine loads of cattle from Fullcrton.
Hugh Chittig , live stock nuunt of the F. , K.
it M , V. , was at the yards this afternoon.
J. Hastio. Auburn , was in with a load of
hogs , whicn brought the top of the market.
John Wilkinson , Avoca , Neb. , was herewith
with four loads of cattle and a load of hogs.
On the 4th of July the scale nouses will bo
closed at midday , and then ) will not be much
of a market.
F. M. Clark , Wavorly.C. E. Welch , Papil-
lion ; 13. D , Welker. St. Edwards ; A. W.
Heahm , Cortland ; H. lilaco , ICcnnard ; Mr.
Hiitler , Crescent , and W. T. Hickley , Colum
bus were in with hogs.
OMAHA AVHOLKSAU3 SIAHKKT.
Produce , Frulth , NutH , iic.
Friday , Juno 3.
HL rrnn Fancy crcmnei'A roll butter , 20c *
21e ; with solid packed ut 15 210i ; ehoico
country butter , 13al4c ( ; common grades , HQi
13c.
Eas- Strictly fresh , Ho.
CiliiitltlKi Per case of 10 Ibs , J1.75@2.00.
Southern cherries * 3.UOtt3.85 per 84 ipiart
case.
STimvwiwii > $2.5" i52.75 per 10 qt case ,
Hi. irKHKUiiiPvf3 5''iT/l ) 00 per case.
HI.ACI ; lUbriiiiiiuii : $ , l.00i.3 ( 50 per case ;
red raspberries , S-4.50Cn5.50 per case.
CIIIIEM : Full cream , l.'KifHi !
POTATOES I 'hoieo homo grown , " , ( iS5i ; ;
Utah and Colnrailo stock , 00i 05e ; low
grades , 55ij3i' ( ( ,
POL 1.1 inNo dressed fowl in the market ;
live chickens , f3 ( i0yfj.75 per do/ ; spring
chickens , $ ' . ' .IH'I ' < (3.25.
S nil MI HiSAXi , ? 1 St ) per bu.
TIIJM rois : W ) per cratuur f I.75&2.00 per
bu.
bu.PINI.
PINI. Ai'l'Mss $ J.25i 2.M ) .
Hts * SAS- Common medium , f 2 50 3.00 per
bunch ; choice , WOOdKI.M ) ; low grades , * 8.00 ,
TruMi's- California , 3'g.ii' ' ( per Ib.
DnuPersian , ( i'j ' < c < 7u per Ib.
Cinnii-t'lion-e Michigan cider , fl.,0@l5 SO
per bbl. of 33 gal.
OSION-S Nii'tivo stoi kfl 35@1 M ; Spanish ,
iicr I'ox of 5 Jbs , ? 1.75ttJ.OO ! ; California on
ions , 3lii4 ( < < per Ib.
LEMO'VS $7.00 is 00 per case.
OiuviiEi California Hiverside. f.3.75a 1.00 ;
medium sweet Kivcinides , fl.50 per box ;
Messina , $550 ( < i7.i)0 ) ; Los Angeles , * 4.MK ( |
4.50 ; Los Angeles Navals , t4.00 , Hiversidu
Navuls , ? l.io. (
Homo grown 75c per do/ .
' Good stock , il.iKKg 1.75 per
POPCOUN Choice rice com is } noted at ; i ( $
4o IK.T Ib ; other kinds 3iayo } ( pur Ib.
( ' 4niioT8 N'ewbtock. IOK4.V pordoz.
Hc\N4 Good stock , ? 2.00a3.75 ; California
brans , f. 85 ( 3.40.
j Pioa Iu laicrs , ! 3 ( < J15c ; cake , lOo ier ; Ib.
I NUTS lVanuls , raw , OXQ7c ; Hrazil nuts ,
1 U'o ; ri'.uionds ' , Tarrajjoci - - ; En libU wal
nuts , 15r ? lc ; filberts , ISc ; Italian chestnuts ,
15c ; pecans , ISc.
Ho.s'in Ilic31c ( ( for 1 Ib. frames ; canned
honey , 10 ( < i)18c ) per Ib.
Pi HI : MAI-I.I : S\ HIT f 1.25 per gal.
Su.xirv 25c per bunch.
.Nh $35.00 per 100.
GrooorH Jjlst ,
Si'iuit ( jranulatcd , ( ; < ( 7e : conf. A ,
OXc : white extra C , 0ijit0. : , e ; extra C , > <
( % c ; yellow C , BjJi'ci'SXc ; cut loaf , 7j < ( '
sc ; powdered , " C'tsj c ; New Orleans , 5 < ( j
5J4C.CorKKi ;
CorKKi : Ordinary grades , KiiJ17c ( ; fair.
17@le ; prime , IK'MOftTc ; fancy green and
yellow , 2'C < ? 23c ; old goveriiineut Java , 8S@
30e ; interior Java , 83C't2Sc ; Mocha , 8Srt30e ( ;
Arbuckle's roasted , 81 ' 40 ; McLaughlin's
XXXX , 81 ' c ; Dllwortli's , 81c ; Kcil Cross ,
81c ; Alaroma , 81'4c ; German , 805'c. '
WOOIIKSWMU : Two-hoijf , pails , per do ? . ,
$1.-0 ! ; three-hoop palls , 1.03 ; No. 1 tub ,
* 7.00 ; No. 8 tub , Sli.OO ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00 ;
washboards , electric , $1.50 ; fancy Northern
Queen washboards. 53.75 ; assorted bowls ,
J8.75 ; JN'O. 1 churns. 50.50 ; No. 8 churns ,
5-S.50 ; No. 3 churns , 57.50 ; butter tubs , 51.70 ;
spruce , in nests , 70c per nest.
Toiucco Pi.fd Lorillurd's Climax , 45o ;
Splendid , -lie ; Mechanic's Delight , 4lc ;
Leggett > t Meyer's Star , 45e ; Cornerstone ,
3'Jc ; Driimnuiiid's Horseshoe , 4rc , ; J. T. ,
43c ; Sorgs Spearhead , 45c ; "Cut Hate , "
80c ; "Oh , My. " 37c ; Piper Heidsiek , 04 c.
ToiiM'd ) S'lOKixo Catlin's Meerschaum ,
31c ; Catlm's Old Stile , 23c ; Sweet Tip Top ,
: 2o ; U. N. O. , 17e ; Ked , White and Hlue ,
Ibc.
Jr.i.uns-30-lb pails , ? t.35 ( 1.50.
SALT Per bbl in carload Tots , $1.43.
Ho PI : Seven-sixteenths , lOn lOijc.
CNin Mixed , Oc fllc ; stick , Of0 > c
PICKI.IS : Medium , in bbls , fil.OO ; do in half
bbls , 4.3.50 ; small , in bbls , J7.00 ; do in half
bbls , $1.00 ; gherkins , in bbls , * o.OO ; do in
half bbls , S4.M ) .
HOI.I.ANII HmiuiNns ( I < ( r57c ( ) per keg.
Al u-i.r. Si'd.vH Hricks 13 > Jc uer Ib. ; penny
cakes , 13 ( < Uc per Ib. ; pure maple syrup,51.85
per gal.
UHOO.MS Extra , 4-tie , $2.00 ; parlor , 3-tie ,
painted handles , W.25 ; No. 1. 52.00 ; No. 2 ,
51.05 ; heavy stable broms,54.00.
STAHCII Mirror gloss , 5 c ; Graves' corn ,
, Oswcgo \ gloss. 7c ; Oswego corn. 7c.
TIMS Japans , 80 ( 55c ; Gunpowder , 20
COc ; Young Hyson , 23m55c ; Oolong , 80it50c.
Powiinit ANU Suor Shot , $1.30 ; buckshot ,
$1.55 ; Ha/aril powder , kegs , $5.00 ; half kegs.
52.75 ; one-fourths. SI. 50 ; blasting kegs , $2.35 ;
fuses , 103 ft. , 4575c.
Jry > oolH.
PHINTS SOI.HI COI.OHS Atlantic , Oo ;
Slater , 5i , c ; Hcrlin oil , O'rc ; Garner oil , li < v < J
7e. PiM ) AND Hems : Hichmond , ( iXc ; Al
len , ( lj-.c ; Hiver Point , 5c ; Steel Hiver , Oc ;
Hiehmond , ( lc ; Pacific. ( I1 jC. INDK.O HI.I n -
AViiHliiiigton , (1' ( c : Century , digo blue prints ,
Oc ; American , d1 re ; Arnold , ii' < ; c ; Arnold H ,
10' ' fc ; Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , lO'.jC ' ;
DHISS ; Charter Oak,5c ; Hamapo , 4,1'e ; Lodl ,
5e ; Allen , ( ic ; Hichmond , Oc ; Windsor , 0 > c :
Eddystone , (1' ( c ; Pacific , ( l < c.
MITTS Standard , Oc ; Gem , lOc ; Hcauty ,
12Jc ; Hayonne , 14c ; M , cased , $ (1.50. (
C\iti'ir : WAIII' Hibb , white , lOc ; colored ,
23c
Misi-KM.AXiiors Tublo oil cloth. $2S5 ;
plain llollund , W * ( .0 > rfc ; Iado ) Holland ,
O'c.Co '
Co M rein 1:11 : Sfl.HOln 35 00.
IJi.uct niiiSiiiinNi : : : ( Herkley cambric No.
CiO , 0)tfc ; Host Yet , 4-4 , O c , butter cloth ,
OO , lj.'c ; Cabot , 7) c ; Farwell , b } o ; Fruit
of Loom. 0'Hc ' ; Frceuo G , (1 ( ; Hope , 7 > 'fc :
King Philip cambric , lie , Lonsdale , ll c ;
Lonsdalo , b 4c ; New York mills , 10 > c ; Pep-
percll , 42-in. . lie ; Pepperell , KJ-in. , 12c ; Pep-
pcrell , ( i-4 , Hie ; Pciiperell , 8-4 , 81c : Pcppcroll ,
0-1 , 83e ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 25c ; Canton , 4-1 ,
bl < c ; Canton , 1-4 , 0'ijc ; Triumph , ( lc ; Wain-
utta , lOc ; Valley , 5e.
GiNdiUM Plunkett checks , 7' < c ; Whitten-
tou , 7 > ic , York , 7 } < c ; Normandi dress , b' c
Calcutta dress , fc c ; Whit tendon dress ,
Henfrow dress ,
TEEL PENS
Are the Best ,
IN THU USHKNTIAL ( JIUMTII'.H Ol'
Durability , Evenness of
Point , and Workmanship.
HamjilcR for trial of 12 dlircrcut ftylcd liy iiiill.nn
reu.il lul 1O rcil In blaini'u. A , L ( urcaru > o. a.
1VISOH , BUKEMAN & CO , , 75 r < ' .l5r'
. i , . fAl. llt'l
PALMER. RICHMAN A. CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Mcrctianls.
Ulllco-Huoui J4 , ( > pioiiiu Kxrlmngo IlullilliiK , I nlun
t-lmlt Vunlt. boutli ( Jlmiha , l ) .
" _
MoCOY BROS. ,
Liyc Stock CoDiiiiission Mcrcliants ,
Market funiirliud free on appllcatlnn htnikcri an'l '
fei'ilurH fiirnittiuil . . ,
tin tfiiu.1 ItTiutf. lluterrncti Oirin *
In , Nultiiiiul Hunk uiHl suutU Oiuutiu .Vulluuai. L'ulua
btuck V..rd . Mmlli Uumliu.
ERWESTER
Live Stock Commission ,
Uoom 15 , liihuiik' Iluildinj , I'niua Elock Vttrdi.
_ fcoulh L ui liB. Ncli.
A LEXANDER A. FlfcTT
Conimision Dealers in Live Sock ,
Uppuslie Kiihunzo llullillnc. Uulun ElOc\
VurU , tuuiu OiuaUn , .SVij.
Of Onialia , Liinitel
_ AgrTcdltiiroi iintMomonts.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DcalcrinAgricnltnrallmplcmcnts.Wasons
. ,
r rrtnpc > nnJ Hiiaclp * . J io Ptrci-t hf tttccnSthonil
luth , Oraali , N
LINIINOER & METOALF CO. ,
AEriCultiirallinplemcnts.Waions.Carriages
. .
, Kc. ( Wliolonto. Om li , N
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN ,
Wholesale lc ) l ( > r In
AEricnltnral Implements , Wagons SBnggics
101 , wn , ( M > nJ ! VJ Jonco Street , Oinnnn.
P. P. MAST & CO. .
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Sectors ,
CultlTnlors , t ! r lUkm.n.ler Mills ami I.iitmn 1'ul-
Tcrlivrs. Cor. 14th nml NIchnlM Mrrrli.
w i N oTr/r i M P L'EM E N f c o7
Agricnltnral IniDlenients , Wagons & Bniiios
Corner Ulti ami Nlflnilat yircctn.
OMAHA 11UANCII.
J. F. SEIDEHLINO & CO. .
Akron , Olito.
Harvesting Maclitacry and Binder Twine ,
\V. K. Mend , Mnnniier. ISI.ll.onYctiTrortli t.Umnlm.
MOLINE.MILBURNiSTODDARDCo
Mniiufnctiircrii nml.li'Miou In
Wagons , BIIES'CS ' , Racs ! ( , Plows Etc ,
Cur. Ptti nml I'K 'liu- streets , Dnintin , Ncli.
Artists' MntorlnlB. _
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Fiancs and Organs ,
1513 lotiKliStreet , Unintm. Nolirafkn.
Boots nnd Shoos.
K1HKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( ! < uccci ? f < ir to llocJJoni' A in. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Bocts and Shoes
.AKUuUIur lldfton Hutibrr MiniC" . llir. ' , IlUt A. 11W
llnniuy fct. . Onintia. Nubrunkii.
W. V. MORSE \ CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Sliocs ,
1101,1103-1IUJ Uouuln * Pt.Onwlia .Manutin.torr.Sum-
inor-i. llc'Slun. '
nncl Stntlonors-
"H. M , & s. w. JONES' .
Eucccjsorsto A.T. Ki-nyon A Co. , Wliolcs.ilo AKctrll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
t'lnoVci1illiiB Stitllunery , Cinnnicrclnl littloncrT
liv : Do uw I as Struct. Oiuabu. .Neb.
Coffees , Sploos , Etc-x
CLARKE COFFEE Cp.T"
Umnlia CofTee nml Hplce Mill ) .
Teas. Cote , Spices , Baking Powder ,
flavoring Kxtrnct , , Lauudrr Illuc. , Inks , Ktc. Ill *
Crpokory and
W. L.'WRIGHT.
Agent fur the Manufacturer * nncl Impnrtct of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Etc. Ufll cc , 317 a. 13tb bt. , Uuiubii , Ncbmtkn.
PERKINS. CATCH & LAUMAN.
I muorior' anil Jobbers of
Crcckerj , Glassware , Lamis , Silverware
lite. l.'iH riirnnni t-t. , No I'axton llulldlnu.
CommlaBlon and Storngo.
" RIDDELL & RIDDE'LL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
SpecialtlfFlutter. . Kgft , Chco p. I'liiiltry , tinm
UK Howard Strcft. Omaha ,
GEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
nccfssore to.McHlmnu A gehrocilir. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Ouiuhu. .Ncbrmka.
FREDERICK J. FA1RBRASS.
Whoc ! iilo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Cominision
Jlcrtlmnt. Curro pnndvnrp lullrltoil. 1014 North ll'tli
Mrt'ut.Uniuliit , Neh.
_ CoojCoko ! end l-lmo-
OMAHA"tkALr COKE gL LlME
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
SO ) Couth I3lti Street , Omaha , Ncbrnikn.
J. J. JOHNSpN4co
Manufacturers of Illinois White Limo ,
And ulilpppra of Corel. Toke , Cement , I'lnHcr , l.iinc ,
Dralu Tile , anil buwcr ripe , Ufller , f'aiinn llotul ,
1'nrnnm St. , Ouiuhu , Neb. Tvlvphuiii ! Bll.
NEBRASKA FUEU CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
214 tMitilti I.1U St. , Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
" "
M. E SMITH i CO. ,
Bry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 and 110J TXiugtan , Cor lltli St. , Oninlia. Neb.
KIL P ATR"CKKO | CH"DRVb OOD S Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods.Notions
Gents' FuriilshlnK ( liindi. Corner llth uml Iltunoy
M > . , Uuinba , Nubruika.
Furniture.
DEWEY .v'sTONE , "
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
I'nriiHin Htreet. Omnhu , Ncbrmka.
CHARLES'SHIVERICk ,
Furniture
Omiiha , Nebraska.
Crocorlos.
PAXTON. GA L.LAC HElV ' "c67T
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions ,
W , 7tf7 , 'M anil 711 K , JOtn Ft. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
I ( b and 7/cayenwortli fitrocti , Ouiaba , Nebraikn.
Hardware.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREESEN HAHU-
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
MctulH. Shpft lion , clc. Af ; uts for Him P Scaled.
Mluml 1'ouder and I.yiiiiui llurl/cd Mir * ,
Ntbruska ,
HIMEBAUGH .V TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Jlocuuiilco1 Tools and IlulToIo Hcaln. llKi Uoimlut
_ btruet , Otualm , Nebtanka ,
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Harnor ft * . , OiiKlia , NelVittprn AK
for Auttln ' Powder Co. , Jeirrnxin r-te l Nallt ,
t'nlrbaukujlandurdtJculei.
MARKS BROS.
\Vliclc ale Manufacturer * uf
Saddlery & Jibbers of Saddlery Hardware
Aud Leather. UOJ , ltv > onrt | i 7 HurnoBt. . , Omaha ,
NcbrKka.
. Hnrclworo.
" " " \V. jToROATC
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Sprlnii , Waxen seock , Hardware , I.uuiurr. Utc. li >
uud 1211 llarnuy Krt'ut.Uuaalm ,
_ _ , Eto.
"W , L/PARROTTE & CO7. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Gcofc
lli/i Uirnrr Street. Oiuahi , Ken.
Offioo Fixtuios.
" " ' '
T'IIK'siM-.K > ; < s MAsrJi'Arruiu.Nu to.
Ma uia ; ui i > of
Banfc , Office and Saloon Fiitures ,
Manllp > . ri'leboardi. Hook Cain , li.-Utf 1'uturrt Wall
Cuien , futitigni , lUHinv , Counter * . MnerandVinu
( .i lutt. Mirror.eto r actoranJ of.lf * , KJUnai ! KJ-
' '
Lumber. . , ,
"
"OMAHA LUMBER co.7
All Kinds of Baling Material at W&olcsal & ) t ,
Ifuytreftnnd rnlon I'nclneTrac * , Om iha. . \
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Latli , Lime , Sasb ,
Doors , Ktc. TnrdCorner "Hi unit Doufflait Cora
Ml , nnd IhiiisMs ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
rillinnd Califotnln PlrooM , OniKlin , Nebratko.
KHED W. G HAY.
Lumber Lime Cement Etc
Etc
, , , , , ,
_ _ _ Corner fih nnd DmielmSI. . . Omaha.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only ,
Office.HIS Karnam Ptrccl Omaha.
JOHN A.\VAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
RSMil /
npy Wlilto Mine.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and Tarquet Hoorlnu Pill lid V- * \ |
Mllllnorynntl Notlonn.
"l. OBERFELDER & CO.r
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
IN ' 1" nml Jl > onlli nil , "tr-1" !
Ovnrnlla.
CA'N'FIELD
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jenim 1'iints , Shirts , Ktc. ItlQaml 1101 lou ) lat Street.
UninbH. .Neb. '
Noti'ons.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and FiirnishiiiE Gooi $
4(0 ( nnd 4K He nth 10th St.Ornnlm. I
Olio.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. >
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils , '
AxIeOreaic , Etc. , Omaha. A. II. IlUhoi > , Uani ( _
V1NYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
11 ( llarner Htrcet , Omalm. .
Paints and oils.
CUMMINGS & NE'ILSON ,
\Vliolc-ulu lrnlcr ) ? tn
Paints , Oils , Window Glas : , Etc ,
Ills F.irnani Stieft. OmnlrnNeb.
Popor.
CARPENTER PAPER GOU
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry n nice dock of Prtnllui ; Wrapplnii and Wrltlni
1'a ar. hpeclal HUcpllomilToo lo lar lo ilord _ < rtr.
PntFor BQXOG. . --X-- .
JOHN L. WILKfE ,
Proprietor Omalia Pancr Box Factor/ ,
.Nos. lolT anil 1311) Uouglna HI. , Oiunba , Neb.
S.jsh , Doors , Etc.
" " "
MA. DISBROV t c. ,
Wholesale Manuf .cturern of
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
iineli bill , IJth nnd Uanl Streets , Omaha , Nebrt
B HN MANlJFACfu RINa CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Bin ] %
. uMiniiH. Stair Worn nnd Interior Hnr'l WooJ Fl
alt. N. K. Comer Mil mid LeuveunurtU tilrccli. > ( ' .
_ Onmha , Ni'U. * '
_ *
OMAHA PUA N I N clvMLL CO. , " -
Kajafactnrcrs of Moulding , Sash ,
And llllnils , Turnlne. flair-work , Hftnh andOdcol
_ tliiK ! , . VUUi aod I'upplutun AMj
Printers' Materials. * ! >
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER
Auxiliary Pntlisiiers ,
Dealers In Tjriiu , l'rp * ci and I'rlnlerK'Kunnllci
i-oulli Ulh Street. Omabn.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Geol
Jll Clothing and leather Ueltlnit. 1COS h arnani Btre *
FlttlnBfl , Pumps , Eto T
A ? L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCH'ILL PUMP coTi
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
U. S. WIND ENGINE A p'uMP CO.f
Steam and Water Supplies.
i
BROWNELL & "cO. , "
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery' & ?
Oieollroii Work Htrnni 1'iimpi. Saw Mlhi. 1213-121J
LciivcnwotlliMieet immhii jlj ,
Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL At"coi.
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
911 nnd Hl'l.lonen Street Omulu.
Storogo , Forwarding A. Commlaalonf
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS k CO. ,
v
Storage , Forwarding and CoinmissiBD ,
Hrunch hnunnof the lleirner ( Inner Co , lluilei t |
umVrntull , 1 . < t i/iUuuil 1112 Iziird
Oinutia. Tulephonu No , 7M.
_ Srnokc Stacks , Bailers , Eto.
H. K. SAWYER.
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoic Stacfe
UrltcUInt" , Tank and General llnllor llepalrloc. Ull
Strfet.Omaiia.NeU
_ „ , . . „ . , Browora.
STORZ & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1M1 North L'Uthtecnth Street. OmRhn. fth.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
Jutiu Kpenetor , I'roprlctor VM Doilgn and Iceland 10t
_ North lutli Street , ( jmahu. _
_ Iron Works.
"
"STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter t , K t. I'nni'f. Mknuf elurcr of all klndl
Steam Boilers , Ttn\s \ and Sliest Iron'Wort
Wnrkthnuth unh and II , A M CroMluir.
I'AXTON .V VIKKM.NU 1UON WOKK8.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Hntrliu" , . llrasi , Work. ( Jtntfa ) roundry MuohlneauA
llluikiinlth Work uni. . a undMoikt , U I'.lljf.
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