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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1888)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 11. 188& THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Wheat Boars Greatly Pleased With the Government Report. WEAK THROUGHOUTTHESESS1ON Corn Uiilos Very llcnvy Ottts Fairly Active I'rovlHlotiH Wlthlmt 1-Yu- tttrc Cnltlo Umisunlly Dull- it JIOIN HloQuotations. . CHICAGO I'HODUCi ; MAIIKKT. CHICAGO , July 10. [ Special Telegram to TIIK Hii.l The government ciop report wits of course the great features iiml sensation of the day. It was < iultu as bearish as the most rank bear had anticipated. It givps an esti mate of an Impioved condition In wlieal of 55.3 points In winter and jl.l points In spring , n * > compared with the condition existing Juno 1. Spring wheat Is therefore repre sented to bo 15.8 points better than at the corre ° pondlng date last year , and winter wheat 7.y per cent worse oft than lust year , with n decreased tireu of llr)0,000 ! acres. Secretary Stone figures out u probable yield of 421.0000,000 bushels on the government exhibits and other statisticians riinf.e in their conclusions from 400OWM > M to 48 ) , OOUXX ( ) bushels. The mar ket opened weak on anticipations of a bearish document from Washington , August selling nt bOJfo mid December ntU2lfo. A Hood of long wheat came out , and it continued to como out nil day. There was also very free Bpcculativc selling by prominent people , and even Hutehlnson was an open seller but not for any considerable amount. Ha was very generally supposed to bo buying about ten bushels whet oho sold one. Kent , too , was credited with doinga tfood deal of qiliet buying on the decline nud around SOo for August and b'J'e.for . December Tito mar * ket WIIH exceedingly weak for an hour follow ing thy receipt of the government report , but it rallied JufeXc. i feeding fractionally , how- cv'er ' , later and cloning nervous , if not weak , within Mljtijga of the bottom. That the tnarkOt did not decline further is remarkable when It is considered what a crushing weight pi essed upoir it throughout tha whole of the fccsslon. Outside news was scarce , but what there \vaa had a bullish tinge , Cables re ported unfavorable weather conditions abroad , anil dispatches of tin unfavorable tenor were received from tlio northwest , In the timber belt spring wheat Is beginning to rust on account of mich weather and is not heading out. The gicatest shrinkage wasjn the near-by month which closed % ® lc lower than yesterday , while later months declined . Corn was heavy and weak all day , with a pressure of long propei ty upon the market tlmt was never lifted. Closings Were very Iiearlv nt the bpttom and mark n shrinkage ° f % ti ) { vTho construction given the gov eminent repoit was "bearish , though late ii the session an attempt to make it appear bullish wab essayed without signal success Trade was fairly attivu In o.its during the day. July outs hulTored a decline of I point , but now ciop futures held fairly sternly , con sidering the bc.irish tendency of other gran. ( The storm dilmago since July 1 tins a neutial- Ulng effect on the government estimalo of tbo line condition on that \late. In provisions lluv'a was no Improvement in the situation. Speculative trade repiained in its narrow condition and was practically feaUiioloss. For cash propeity Uio dolimml , however , ap | > enri ! to bo increasing and fair Balen were repotted of pork , lard and me.its , especially of sweet pickled hams. The hitler , nvoraging 10 Ibs , f-old at lUJ c for cash aild lOJjfc for Atnrust delivery. Heceipts of hogs ccntinuo quite moderate. Future product was offered rather Sparingly. The market , considering the light speculation , exhibited conslder.iblo underlying strength. Prici ) changes wore also uniniDort.int , pork closing the same as ycsterduv to "Ko easier aud lard and slioit rlbi only ! 2J < f lower. cniOAUu 1 11 v 13 srocK. CIMCAOO , July Id. ( Special Telegram tc TIIB'URE.I CATTI.K The estimated receipts were 10,000. Trade was dull and.uns.ttia- factory froin the opening to the close , with u down turn of 10 ? ? 15c on fat corn-fed natives and "Oc on common natives. The main caust of the down turn was the great number ol good Texans in sight , say 0,000 In Kansaf City. 2,000 in St. houis and 5,000 in Chicago making V.1,000 in sight ngalust D.'HK ) ycstcr day. A lurpe per cciit of the Toxuns an ' nearly 'as fat as tho. halt fed and grassy na lives , and always nro preferred by that par of the trulo tlmt do. not , deal in fat native ! exclusively , and tha way Texans are cut uj .furnishes a loi-go share * 6t the good fresl beef , that , on account of Its cheapness , holdi ' thp native'product'.ilown to near the level o range cattliv Texans were 15@2Uc lowei on best , "and- fully 25c lower on com mon and canners. Native butchers' sipcl was entirely neglected and had to follow tin down turn on Toxans. The s'tocker run fccxler trade sliows no signs of Improvement Lifiht little s'cqrs are as cheap as over soli in this market. Veal calves , largely Tex nns , ure arriving In large numbers and sell lug at unusually low prices. Prices wori us fplla'ws : Clipic'o to extra beores , MOO t < " " " " " " to good steers 200 to ISM Ibs . Btoekors and feeders quiet ttt$2-JOu ( 8.70 ! cows bulls and mixed. ? UKt ) : ' ! IO ; bulk , J'J.40& 2.83 ; slop fed atcois , ) f-J',90@fi.bO. Steers Texas cattle , f 10@20o lower ; Texas steers f2.20@i.7u : : bulk , s3.0(33.15 ; ( ; cows , Jl.USft a.no. a.no.Hoos Hoes The receipts were. 14,000. Then was a slight spurt of activity nt the oponlni and a few sales of prime heavy made nbou as high figures ns yesterday , but later on especially after the few urgent orders wen filled , trade ruled slow , the general inarkc finally closing strong at Bo lower , some of tin last sales showing n decline of lOo. Hes heavy made WlKXaS.or , largely at $5.113 Mixed hold largely between fi.80 and V3. ' . for best and $ o.5 for common ; light sorts lilVK HTOOU. Chicago. July 10. The Drovers' Journa reports as follows : Cattle Kccoipts , 10,000 , including 4,50 TPXUS cattle ; general market 15o lower tha Saturday ; trade fairly active ; choice toextr beeves , $5.SO&G.1 $ * > ; common to good , f4.0i ( 6.T5 ; stdckors aim feeders. If2.400l.i0 ! ; cows bulls and uiUcd , $1 00@3.iO : ; Texas cattle tt.iCrtW.7 E nccclpts , 14iX)0 ; trade fulrly active prices closed S@10c lower ; mixed , $ > .GO ( ! 6 > .V , lieavy , f5.Tig5.0.y | ( light , * 5.GO@5.Ki. Shcop Heooipts. 400 ; market active am Tocst grades Gil,10e higher ; natives , $ .t.W ( < r > .20 ; westerns , f3.25 < < ? 4.00 ; Texans , if-J.50i ( 3 'Jo ; lambs , f4.fiO@'i 75 per hundred. National Stouk Ynrils , ICnst SI Iritis , July 10. Cattle Kccoipts , ,000 shipment. ' , 000 ; choice , heavy natives J5.0 05. 0 ; fair to good , M.nO ( < ? 5.10 ; butcher : Btcers , medium to choice , 1.80(24.40. ( Hogs Ueceipts , 1,000 ; shlpmonts , noun cholro heavy and butchers' selections , $5.7 ( SO.Mj packing , medium to prime , fVOSCgS M . Kansas City , July 10. Cattle Uecelpts iijj " 'ilpmcnts ' , Sjiw ; -rnnil ' to rholco cornel e/l / , * o2iJ7 ! .62i COmttort'to nuVliiim , ( aS.OO ; stockcrs and feedura , J2.0 cows. $1.4r < < ? a IS. Hogs Uccolpts , SAX ) : shlpmonts , 100 Seed to choice , f5.60(3505 ( ; i-oininon to nu nun , $3,10u5.40 ( ; aUlps and pigs , ? .t.00 ( < i5.0i ; FIXAXOIAIj. Kuw YOUR , July 10. [ Special Tclccram t TUB UKE.I STOCKI Them was a decide change for the better in stocks and the 111,11 ki't became fairly active. Hcom trndei were well loaded and took advantage of tli disposition of the shorts to CDYfj- and ru prices up on them. The opening was d < cidcdly stront' , with ndvancM extending t } ( imlnU. The Improvement at the opcnln was Increased in the early dealings , rumor of u settlement of the cuUo war maklu Western Union the leader , and It advance IK ix > ! uts while Missouri Pacific rose } ( an others smaller fractions. St. Paul uls came In for a largo share at attention an niter U o'clock became most active and by o'clocK showed a clear advance of 2 polnti London bought less specialties.- Chicago and other centres which for a long time have done little In the market , sent In liberal buy- tig orders. Continued reports that a new Imll pool had been formed wcrd circulated. It was asserted in some quarters that the trunk line war would bo fixed , up. Hallroad ofllcinls are evidently becoming sick of losing money for their roads and wnnt to quit In other quarters It , was asserted i > osltlvely that the war would bo continued until the trio and Grand Trunk wcio driven out of the dressed beef trade. No fresh1 cuts wore re ported to-day , however. 1'Vlcnds of coal stocks said there would bo an advance in rates to tide water In the not distant future , and gave out numerous bull pointers on Head ing. The buying of tills stock was heavj'i and It advanced 1 point. The whole market continued strong until the last , when closing sales were at outsidu figures and recorded ad vances extending up to 2J . Total sales , were 23ilRM share" . GoiniiXMr.S-r-f Government bonds wcro dull but steady. Yt.STKUDAY's QUOTATIONS. II. P. 4s requlnr . . U'7'4 N'orthcrn 1'arlflc. . . 2I'J MONEox CALL Hasy at IG IK tCr cent. 1'jiiMB MERCANTILE 1'Arisit ! % @U Per cent. BTEHLIXO EKCIMXOE Dull but steady with actual business at $ t.b" for sixty day bills ; § 4.b8 > J for demand. ritODUCB MAIIKRT8. ) , July 10 Wheat Lower ; rash and.iuiy. Hi ; < c ; August , fcOjfc ; September , 8ll-Hio ( ; December , S'a Corn Lower ; cash and July , IS' c ; Aug ust , lil'fc ' ; September , -1IXC ! asked. Oats Lower for July , 6thors steady ; casli and July , aiiffi : August , 200-lCc ; September , sr.Xc. live Auprust , SOo asked. Harley Nothing doing. Flax $1.15 asked , cash on track. Prime Timothy wo trading. Whisky fl.20. POCK Unchanged ; cash , July and' Au gust , $ IS.55 ; September , $ lH.rxJ. Lard Lower ; cash and July , $8.0" J ; August. ? 3.17 ! < : September. $8.25. Dry Salted Me.its Shoulders , SiUOJJO.fiO ; short clear , $ SO.XS.1U ; short ribs , * 7.55. Hutter Kasy and quiet ; creamery , ISJfc ; Hairy , 14i ( < )17c. ) Cheese Weak and unsettled ; full cream cheddars , 7K(3Sc ( ; Hats , } { ( < l % c\ fancy young Ainutlcus. 8J4@SXo ; Cheddars skims , Eggs Firm ; fresh candled , 13J < f@14e. Hides Uhchanged ; green snltcdcatf , salted , 0@7c. Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed , Co. 2 , Uc , and cake , 4o per IL > . Receipts. Shipments. Flour , hbls . , ( XX ) 4.00C Whcatbu . 10KX ( ) 18,00f Corn , bu . 57,000 UO.CXX Oats , bu . . . .100,000 02,001 Hyebu . l.OJO 1OU ( New Vork , July 10. Wheat ncccluts , 111,000 ; exports , 07,000 ; cash lower ; options lower , closing weak at inside ; ungraded red b7J @ ! Hc ) ; No. 2 red , 8 @ 8Sfc in oluvator 1)0 ) ' ; ( ( ( 'JOVfoiilloat ; No. 2 red , August closet : at bS'fcC. Corn Hocoiptfl. l.COO ; exports , 21,000 optlrtns lower , closing heavy ; ungraded , 55i & : , CK ! No. 2 , nsji@3tkjr. o. bNo. ; U Au gust , 55J < @ 50fc } , closing at 55X s. Oats mixed western , UoOtDSc ; white west ern , 4'4Sc. Cqffcu Hiollrm at $14.50 ; options weaker 11.2ViMt.GO ; August , ? 10.4 ( ' ( I0.50. Petroleum Firm ; united closed ntS2Xc. Eggs Heavy and lower ; western , 11 @ 18Jfc. - -hanged ; mess , $14.73@15.00 foi new ; ii.7flr4l : ( 1.00 for old. Laid Heavy ; western steam , $ S.tO ( < ! 8.43tf. . , Uuttcr Firm ; western , 13 ( 20c. Cheese Firm and in fair demand ; Ohl ( flat * , 7@S c. St. Louix. July 10. Wheat Lower am unsettled } cash , 7U@SOc ; July , 7Uc asked ; August , 70 c. Corn Lower and weak ; cash , 47cj July 40caskcd ; AugUBt , 4Gc. Oats Higher ; c sh , 32c bid ; August , 23 c Pork $14.25. Lard Nominal. Whisky ? 1.14. Butter Steady ; creamery , ICJMJOc ; dairy Iilvcrpool , July 10. Wheat Poraani poor ; holders offer freely ; Califotnia , No. 1 Us 7J d@s ( ! 8J6d per cental. Corn Quiet and. steady ; dcmhnd poor now mixed western , 4s lid percental. , IVIIiiiicnpollH , July 10. Sample wbcat dc clincd Jic , Itccoipts , 178 cars ; shi ] munts , 47 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard cash and August , SlJSfo ; on track , 8t ! > c No. 1 northern , c.Xsh nn August , SOo ; 01 track , 81K@fc-o ; * { o. northern , caah , 75o August , 7ilc. FlourUnchp.ngcd ; patents to ship in sack in cur lots , $4.35j4.4o. ( AUlwniikco , 'July lO.-Wheot , Steady cash , 78J o ; August , 77 0. Corn-r-No. 3 , ' 47c. Oats-.No. ! Uyo No. 1 , 57c. Harley Unchanged ; No. 2 , 59c. Pork -July , $18 50. Cincinnati. July 10. Wheat In ligh supply ; No. 2 red. old. 8-le ; new , SO' c. Corn Firm and higher ; No. 2 mixed , 51j ( 62c. 62c.Oats In coed demand and higher ; No. mixed , 25J.f@35Kc. Ityo Dull and lower ; No. 2 , 63c. Pork Steady at $14.23. Lard Firm at $8.20. Whisky Firm at $1.14. Kansas City , July 10. Wheat No. red winter , August , 09) 0 ; No. 2 soft , Juli 71o bid. Corn Steady ; No. 2 cash , 44c August 43J4'c. New Orleans , July 10. Corn Irregi htr ; mixed , 00@C2c ; yellow , C2c ; white , OJc Oats-Excited and higher ; No. 2 , 48 > io ol fered. Cornmeal Steady at $2.85. Hog 1'roducts Scarce and firm ; porl $1402 } ; him , $7.75. Hulk Mo.tts Shoulders , W.50 ; long clea and clear ribs , & 7.00. OMAHA IjlVK STOCIl. Cuttle. Tuesday , July 10 , 18S3. The market was 10@15c lower , oven on th best corn-fed cattle , while common cnttl were in some cases almost unsaleable. East oru markets were not such as to Induce shij pors to buy , while the local packers wet heavy bujors yesterday and wcro not in. nee of many cattle to-day. The general qualit of the cattle was good and the market WJ fairly well supplied with fat beeves. Aside from a few ; ? y c-.ry ! nt ijC v-i steady prloeS tl3 ! gOnSPal tnarket w5s nbov Gojowcr bo traHp Kfl ? fnlrly ( VCtiYQ Qt th dccllno , and the hogs were rtbOUt all sold b < fore noon , the close being weak at the deolini The receipts were the heaviest of any day fc over a w l' , but thcro was a demand suO clout to take them all. _ _ Hliecp. There was only one load offered on th market. Ilccelpti. Cattlu . l,0 ( Hogs . < Jti ( ' Sheep . 'K I'revnllmc ThofoHowlnfr is a table of prices paid li this raaricct for the grades of stock met tioned. Prime steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs . . $5.40 5.75 Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 ib-i. . 4.M (35.40 ( Flit little steers. POO to 1050 Ibs. 4.OJ 34.75 Cqmmon to good cows . 3.00 Choice to fancy cows . 2.50 Common to choice bulls . 2.25 (43.00 Fairtoehoicolighthogs . 5.45 Fair to choice he.tvy hops. . , . . 5.50 Fairtocholcu mixed hcsi . 5.43 ( J5.GO IlcproHcntntiTO Sale * . CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. Ibull WX ) $2.00 2calves. . . v. . . 415 2.1X ) Icow 1,100 2.2.1 JlCOWB V. . . ' . . . . Hill 2.tO 7cowsanaheirers ! , ( ] 3.PO 11 steers : . . : .1,010 8.30 1 steer i 1,400 Jl.KO 30 yearlings OJ4 H.40 Icow 1'JW ) il.50 18 grass steers 1,024 4tHJ 21 grass steers , 1,000 4.00 IMstccis 1,125 4.tKi , rOstcers 14S ! ! MH ) 45 steers 1W7 5.00 4S steers 1,148 5.00 20 steers , . . , . . . . . ' . . . .1,220 5.10 18 stivjrs 1,201 5.3,1 52 steers i 1,415 5 liJ 38 steers , 1.310 5.75 noos. Av. Shk , Pr. No. .201 .201 .2.-.S .209 .239 .I'.HJ .193 2.T' 3.05 5.53 5.55 5.55 5.i3 ! ft 55 5.55 . .244 5.55 .219 5 55 .200 6.55 .203 555 .21ir .211 5.00 6.00 ' ' . . 203 120 6.50 1'nckern I'ltrchnsei. Showing the number of hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-day's market. G. H. Hammond & Co , . . . 418 Om.ihaP. Co . 1,091 iVrmour-Cudnhy Packing Co. 1 01:1 : Swift & Co 097 J. P. Scpiire & Co. 1,44s C. H. North & Co ( ill ) Kingnn iSc Co , not G. V. lUrtlctt 240 Hraimnd Bros 243 J. Lovii&Co us Cibbs &Whito I. . . . J. Meister OT.O Halste.id.fc Co ; . . 404 J. Dinirt b'OO C. E. Doerr OO ( K. Ii. Harper 437 H. S. Mprns.i , 67 McCoy 70 liyner 81 Highest mill The following are the highest and lowest prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hogs on this market during the past few days , and for the corcspondins ? period in Ib67 and JSSU : IUvc Stock Notes. Hogs 5c off. Cattle lower anil dull. E. B. Edwards , Lyons , came In with cat- tlu. Thomas Stretch , Valparaiso , pamo In with cattlo. J. M. Lanjnr ao , . .Mo.vas hero -nnd sold a load of lie s A. W. T.-uipl-all citmo In with a load of hogs from Chak'0. G. E. Dunn , ol Elwood , was hero with two loads ol hogs. L. E. Goodoll , Western , \vtia arnpng those who came In with hogs. Henry Blumcr and Mr. Pollard drove in a bunCh of cattle from Millard. A. Carlson , of the Swedoburg Elevator company , was hero with hogs. J. 13. Moore , Dtmlnp , la. , was in from River Sioux with a load of hogs. Henry Hummer , Ncoln , la. , was among those who came m with a load of hogs. Claud C. Clifton , Wnhoo , wns the guest o his father , C. C. Clifton , at the yards to-day W. L. Wills , Madison , came ( n with two loads of hogs , which were sold on the mar kct. kct.J. J. II. Allison , of the flrm of Bada& Allison was in from Silver City with three loads o hogs. D. E. Severs , of the flrm of C. H. Parmelee & Co. , was hero'.frotn Cedar Ctcek with three loads of cattle. Hopktnton. la. , was represented by Mr Hull , of the flrm of Hull & Kolioe , who came iu with a load of cattlo. Arthur Jones has been appointed nqcnto the Street Stable Car company in place o Harry Clark , who 1ms been transferred to Kansas City. OMAHA.V110MCSAIiB MARKETS Ths produce markets have been scantily supplied for a day or two aud receipts are taken quickly upon arrival. Tomatoes nave been very scarce and high until yesterday when two car loads came in nnd prices fol ) The strawberry season is over. Hlnckberrie and raspberries como In small quantities ant in rather poor condition. Peaches nro com ing from Missouri nnd California , chief ! ) carlj Crawfords from the latter state , nnt laking flavor. Supar continues to boom ; m advance of } jc is noted to-day nnd prediction pve maitojy \ brokers _ tlmt Jrnjiula\ < $ jvil scllat S < 5i'er poUml by acptojiil'cr 1. Job bers nro busy selecting samples and'ecfuip- piiiK their travelers for the road. A largo fall trade Is confidently anticipated in all brandies of business , nnd houses dealing in campaign outfits are rushed to till orders al ready. An advance is looked for In rubber goods nt an early date. Lumber IK sotne- wlmt depressed , but a heavy fall trade is looked for at somewhat lower prices than prevailed in the sprinui Coffee Is dull and VcaK. Turkish prunes , figs and raisins are lower. White lish nnd trout are quoted 25o lower. Produce , Fruits , Eto. Hurrrn Fancy creamery roll butter , 20@ 21o ; solid packed nt 15@lGc ; choice country butter , 13 ( < il4o : common grades , Il(2l2c. ( Kaos-Strictly fresh , 15c. CnuuitlES Per case of 10 Ibs. J1.75QO.OO. Southern chc.-rlus $1.25 per drawer of 10 quarts. ULACKUCUIIIES tl.50 per case. BLACK KigrnnimiEs 11,2301,50 per case ; red raspberries , f 1.50 per case. full cream , 13'fc ' , POTATOES Nc\v , , , t2.00(32.2 ( : > ; Jl.OO per > uhcl for California ; kte for homo prown. Pol i.Tnr No drusscd fo\yl in the market ; Ivo chickens , $ & < jOiU.75 per doz ; spring hit-kens. 1 1.00(3 ( : ) , ) . STIIINU HKVss-rJl.n ) per bu. TOM \ TOKPcr.crnXc. . $1 W. PINE Aii'i.r.s.2ott2..w. . H is o ? * Common incdlnui , $ l.2R(22.00pcr ( bunch ; choice , SJ2.Vn3.fiO. Tcusii2i ( < ( ; UL ) per bu. LKMOXS fT.WKf S..W per case. OinNni.x Messlnas , f.VtcaJ ! * per box ; { ojl , r.50J ( ( S i > er box , flQf l.BJ per half ) OX. ' CMn.tn.ou en Good stock , ? l 00(21.23 ( per doz < CutnAor. Jlouie jfi-own , $2.50 per 100. Ari-M > * JMHK 4.tiO per bbl. CIDBU Choloo Mll'ingan cider , M.r.O O.M icr libl. of 33 gnl f California pour cider , ? 15.00 icr bbl. Oxioxs Native stock , $1.2. < gl.50 ; California - nia onions , ! io per lu. Porcoitx Cliolcu rice corn isquoted nt 3 < 3 leper Ib. ; other kinds 2 rn : < c per Ib. CMUIOT Now stock , 10 ? per do ? . Hi\v : * Good stock , ? 2.00m2.75 ; California beans , * 3.'J.V i3.-IO. Hosiv : li(21o ( ! ( for 1 Ib. frames ; canned honey , 10VJ12cper ( Ib. W \TKIlM RI.O.N > -415.00 ® 2S 00 per 100. Pi : nt" California , $ J.lHit ) ( I..VI per box. PKACIIKSCalifornia , 1.0Jill ( 50 pur box. s ? 1.00 per cuso. Groc-rrH Ijlst. Sfoiu Ornnulntcd , TL7Kc : conf. A,7fg ( Tt'ijo ; whitu extra C , tljtfdjokc ; extra C , fi } ? ( .iO c ; yellow C , r > J < ( ijOc ; cut loafs , 7 % gc ; powdered , 7KUSVi' ( . Com : ! : Ordlintry gt-naos , 10@17c ; fair. 17gtsc ( ; prime , It-til'.iXo ' ; fancy green and yellow , 2-WV2tc : ; old government Java , 2 $ @ itOc } interior Jtiva , 2."iU2Sc ( ; Mocha. 2sTSOc : Arbucklo s roasted , l ! ? fc ; MeLauelilln's XXXX , 10,140 ; Ullwortti's ' , I'Jtfe ' ; Kcd Cioss , H'c ' : Ahiroma , H' ' rc ; German , lli c. \VOOIIKXW\KK Two-hoop palls , per doz. , fl.-lO ; tlircu-hoop pails , j.ltij ; No. 1 tub , $7.00 ; No. 2 tub , WOO ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00 ; washboards , electric , $1.50 ; fancy Northern Queen washboards. $2.7.V assorted bowls , fj.'fi ; rCo. I churns , $1.50 ; No. 2 churns , $ , v&0 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs. $1.70 ; spruce , in nests , 70i3 per nest. Toiurco 1'i.ro LoUlhittl'B Climax , 4fic ; Spluinlid , 4 : c ; Mechanic's Delight , 41e ; Leggctt & Meyer's Star , 4"jc ; Cornerstone , : > c ; Drummond's Horseshoe , 4.ric ; .1. T. , 4'Jc ; Sorg's Spe.irhend , 4. ' > a ; "Cut Kate. " 200 ; "Oh , My , 27o ; Piper Hcidsick , C4c ; G. S. , 2ic. ( Ton \fc o SMOKIXB Catlln's Meerschaum , 31c ; Catlin'ti OlU Style , 2.V ; Sweet Tip Top , 8''c ; U. N. O. , 17c ; Hcd , NVliite and Blue , 18c. Jii.i.ir.s-80 Ib pails , Sl.25fi51.CO. SALT Per bbl in carload iots , $ I.TO. Horn Seveii-sixtemitha , Iil46i''l4i'- ' Cixin Mixed , 9@lle ; Btick , llfti'JKc- ' PIOM.IMi'dium : ) , in bbls , fOOOJ do in half bbls , J3.fill ; small , in bbls , $7.00 ; do in liulf bbls , * t.)0 ( ) ; gherkins , in bbls , f 3.00 ; do in hnlfbblH , * 4.iU. ! HOLLAND Hcnitixos OS@7Co per keg. MAVLE SCOAU Bricks 13 > c nor Ib. ; penny cakes , iy@14c per Ib. ; pure maple syrup$1.25 per gal. UitoOMS Extra , 4-tlo , ( J.X ( ) ; parlor , 3-tie , painted handles , $2.iNo. ; . 1 , $2.00 ; No. 2 , $1.9. " ) ; heavy stable broms4.KI. ( STAitfti Mirror gloss , fij o ; Gr.tves' corn , OVfc ; Oswego gloss. 7c ; Oswego corn. 7c. TKIS Jap.tns , 20Cit.Vic ; Gunpowder , 2 ( ) @ COc ; Young Hyson , 23r'ic ' ; Oolong , 200nOc. Po nr.u ANI > SHOT Shot , 81. . ' 10 ; buckshot , $1 55 ; Hazard powder , kegs , $ . " > .00 ; half kegs , J2.75 ; onc-fourths.l,50 ; blasting la-gs , J2.:5. : " ) ; fuses , 100 ft. , 45a7.c. ( ! D Tlorce , Jfc ; 40lbquarQ ctins , 7Kc ; 50-lb round , Sc ; 20-lb round , bVc ; JO-lb p.tils , bLc ; 5-lb pails , S c ; 'J-lb p.iils , 8 . PROVISIONS Ham1 * , Hfiill' * ? ; breakfast bacon , Ill4@10c ) ; bacon sides , ! fi1.'fc ! ; dry s.tlt , S' C' Wc ; sliouldms , 7 @Sc ; dried beef , S.HC'illo. DIIIUII KHUIT Apples , bbls. , new , ' .Cs- cvaporatcd , SJi'Cu'.ic ; blackberries , ovupo rateil , tlS@U4 ; pitted cherries , SOfiJSlc ; pcaclics , SaltLake l s , evaporated , Hidl2c ( ; pooled peaches , 2S ( 2ic ! ; evaporated mpared. ll'17c ; nqw currants , 7ji7J ( ; pi unes , 4j4(3r ( > c"citrort ; , 2 ! ( :24e : ; raisins , Cal ifornia , London , luycr.s , S'J.ftOtSS.t.O ; Cali fornia loose muscatels , $1,70@1. SO ; new Vn * lonchi , 7 @ 7 . C l ) i , OODS Oysters , No. 2 Stamlarcl , per case , tt.20C'C.jM ; ! ) ; stra\vberrics , 2 Ibs. per case , $2.W(3340 ) ; rasspberrics , 2 Ibs. , per ifornla white cherries , per case. $ o.SOi0 00 : California plums , pcrcase , $ .0'J ; > > 4.70No. ; 3 blueberries , 2 Ibs , per case , ilfJOfftJOO ; Pine apples , 2 Ib. per case , &I.25 ® 4.80 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per doz. , $ lSX < 1.90 ; 2 Ib. gooseberries , per case , SfJ.W @ 2.yQ ; 2 Ib , strung beans , per case , Sl.75 ® 1.80'Jib. marrowfat peas , $2. < ! 0 ( < J2 75 ; 2 Ib. early Juno pears , $2.40Ii2.00H ( ; Ib. tomatoes , ( J.25@2.402 ; Ib ; corn. W.20(3d.40. ( CRACKERS CAKES , Ere. Prices subject to change. Soda , 5o ; ( city good's ) , 7c'sodti ; snowllako ( In tins ) , lOc ; soda candy , 5 } e ; sofln waters ( in tins ) lllo ; soda cphyvs , bo ; city pi stcr. OK ° i ext'olsipr , 7c ; farina oyster , 7c ; gem oyster , 5c ; monitor , 7c ; Omaha oyster , 7c ; pearl oyster , 5c ; picnic , 5o ; snow drop cyster , 7c ; butter , So ; Boston , 8c ; Omaha butter , 7c ; sawtooth butter , ( JJfc ; crackei mc.ll , BXo ; graha.m , 6e : graham wafers , lOo ; grahaui wafers in pound pack ages , 12 c ; hard bread , 5c ; niilk , Xu ; oat meal. Sc ; oat meal wafers , 10 ; oat meal wa fers in pound packages , 12 > c ; animals , 12c ; BoHvergjngcr ( Jrouna ) , 7c ; cream , Sc ; Corn- hill lOc ; cracknclls , ICe ; frosted crd.ttn , 8 } c ; ginger btiaps , 8c ; ginger snaps ( city ) , Uc ; homo made ginger snaps , in boxes , 13c ; homemade made ginger snaps , (1-lb ( cans ) per dozen , 12.50 ; lemon creams , 8c ; pretzels ( hand made. ) , ll ) c ; assorted cakes and jumbles , llj e'assorted ; fingers , I5c ; afternoon tea ( In tins ) , per box , $7,00 ; banona fingers , He ; butter jumbles. llj-fc ; Brunswick , 15c ; brandy snaps , 15c ; chocolate drops ( nowi ) Itio ; chocolate wafers , 15c ; Christinas lunch ( lit tins ) per dozen , $4.r > 0 ; cocoa taffy snaps , 14c ; coffee cake , 12c ; Cuba Jumbles , 11Kci cream puffs , 30c ; pgg jumbles , HJifc ; ginger drops , lie ; honey jumbles , HKc ; jelly lin gers , 15o ; jelly wafers , 15c ; jollvtart ( new ) , 15o ; lady lingers , 13c ; vanilla bar , 14c ; va- nilluwafcts , 14c ; Vienna wafers , 1 dozen packages In a box , per dozen , $2.50. All goods packed in cans Ic per Ib advance except snowllako and wafer soda , which nro packed only In cans. Soda in 2-lb and 3-lb paper boxes , HC per Ib advance ; all other goods Ic per Ib advance. Soda in 1-lb paper boxes , Ic per Ib advance. The 2-lb boxes are packed in cases holding IS In a case. The 2- Ib boxes are packed In cases holding 12 in a caso. The 4-lb boxes are packed in cases holding 3d in a case. One-lb graham and oat meal wafers packed 2 do zin a case. Show tops for boxes , with glass opening to show goods , 75o , C.tns for wafer soda , W.OO , not returnable. Cans for miowllako soda , $5.00 per doz. Tin cases with glass face to display the goods , 750 each. No charges for packages except for cans and returnable goods. Glass front tin cans and "bnowflako" soda cans urn retuvn.abloat ptices charged. Dry Cioocts. Pnixts SOLID COLORS Atlantic , Co ; Slater , 5'4c ; Uerlin oil , G ! < c ; Garner oil , li ( < ? 7c. Prsu AND KOIIES Richmond , 0 ° ! -A-1 ' len , OKc ; Hiver Point , 5c : Steel Hiver , Co ; Richmond , Oo ; Pacific , 0e. } I.N-i > ioolJLfi- _ Wnshington , oj/c : Century , digo bluefuTnts , Oc ; American , ( ! } < o ; Arnold , ( ! Ke ; Arnold H , 10 } c ; Arnold A , 12o ; Arnold Gold Seal , lOJ c ; Dui- Charter Oak | Gc : Knmapo , 4 } c ; Lodi , Be ; Allen , ( io ; Uichmond , ( ic ; Windsor , OUo : Eddystonoyto ( \ \ Pacillc , OJfc. HATTS Standard , Uo ; Gem , lOc ; Beauty , 12Ko ; Bavonno , 14c ; U , cased , M50. Cvui'ET WAIII' Bibb , white , J9o ; colored , MISCCLLAXFOUS Table oil cloth. f'J.85 ; nlftln Holland , $ X < 'JXc\ \ Dado Holland , CO'ORTKIIS ffl.COQ35 00. ' * * * * " Bi.RKCiiKi ) SncnTiso Berkley cambric No. CO , Oi e ; Best Yet. 4-4 , GJfc , butter cloth , OO , 4 , ' c ; Cabot , 7 > < reFarwell ; , S c ; Fruit of Loom. 0 > 4'c ; Frceno G , 0 ; Hope , 7e ; King Philip c.imbrio , lie , Lonsdalo , ll'fp ; Lonsdalc , bc ; New York mills , lOKc ; Pep- percll , 4-Mn. , lie ; Pepperell , 4C-ln. , 1'ic ; Pep perell , 0-4 , Kic ; Pepperoll , S-4,21c ; Pepperell , 1M. 2e ! ) ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 25o ; Canton. 4-4 , 8Jfo ; Canton , 4-4.1) 0 ; Triumph , Cc ; AVaut uttn , lOc ; Valley , 5c. GI.NOIUM Plunkott checks , 75 < e ; Whltten- ton , 7 c ; York , 7J c ; Normandi dress , 81 u : Calcutta dress , bUo ; Whittendon dress , I Uonfrew dress , P TICKS Lewinton , 3u in. , 12Ko ; Lewlston , 83 in. . 13Ko ; York,32-in. , 14o ; Swift river , 7Kc ; Thorndyke , OO. StfThorndyko \ FF , 8 } < o ; Thorndyko 120 , 0c ; Thorudyke XX , 15e ; Cordls. No. 5 , 'J o ; Cordis , No. 4 , ) lc. DE.Niug Amoskeag B , 0-oz , lOc ; Everett , 7-oz. , 13o ; York , 7-oz. , 13ko ; Haymarket , BKc ; Jaffrey. XX. llj e ; Jallrey XXX. 12Kc ; Beaver Creek AA , 12c ; Beaver Creek BB , lie ; Beaver Creek CO. We. FLIKSELS Plaid Haftsman , 20c : Gonecn. 32Ko ; Clear Lake , 82 c ; Maple City. 30 > < e , \Vhite-0 II No.'J , ? 21cj 0 H No.llf , VllAll OLV.llij. . UV . UllilVJUlU , I.1 , Stevens' A , 7 > < e ; bleached , S > < o ; StcvOns1 P , 8'4e ; blenched , UHc ; Stuvvns' N , 'J'te ; bleached , lO c ; Stevens' S HT , I' ' e. Iicnther. City harness per Ib , 2iZWe ; country bar- IIPRS perlb , i.4e < f.V. Olty line peril ) , ; v \jttc ; : ; kip heavy per Ib , 4r > (35'c ( * ' ; kip medium per Ib , > .V OJe ; veal per Ib , ( ( .V riOe ; Chicugn slaugh tered solo per Ib , 2.i'J ( c ; city c.ilf 23 to ! U ) Ibs , SV < i"Oo ; city upper per foot , IScuiOc ; col lar , 14itli ( > o ; Buffalo slaughtered sole per Ib , J ntftiu ; Oak leather slaughtered solo per Ib , ! ! 0 ( ' < ! ! < . ' ; harness per Ib , 2 > ( < ( ; Uc : upper per foot , 21 ( 2.'o ; kip heavy per Ib. Ox > ( iOc ; kip medium per Ib , 7iV.ubOo ; city calf per Ib , IKieofSUH. ) ; lining | > cr dozen , $ tl.tXiQfS. ; > 0 ; rreiuh calf SMo 0 lb , fl.KKal 75 ; French calf 10 to 50 llx , 61,10il.75 ! ; Kiouch calf , 50 to 75 Ibs , OOcfefl.So. Metals and Tinners' Stock. Tin plate , 1 C , 10\H. best , W.75 ; tin | ilatp , roollujr , 1 C , 14\20 , $5.25 ; sheet /Inc. $ ( i.50M 0.75 ; pig lead. fl.iiJ ; bar lead , $ l.5'i ; largo pig block tin , 2.c ; small pig block tin , 20 > c ; b.ir tin , 'J7c ; ' , solder , lii@:0o ; copper bottoms , nie ; sheathing cojiier | , tinned''Jo ' ; phinlstilng copper , tinned , 87c ; lead iipc ) , OJ.c ; sheet iron , N S , iSvto 24 , KU'O ; Ktissla Iron , lc ! ) ; Am Kussia ] ) lantshcd. A , lO' ' c ; Am ihiaiia planished. U , Ul4e ; painted barb wire , f3.0Jj galvanized barb wire , $ ! l.7. > . 1IOVHIIS. No. 1 com , s 1 . . ? 18.50 J No. 3 com , s 1 s.$15.50 No. 3 com , B 1. . 17.00 I No. 4 com , s 1 s. . 13.60 KUNC1XII. No. 1 , 4&Gin 12&14 ft , rough $10 50 No. 1 , " " 10 " 19.50 No. 2 , " " 11 111.60 No. 2 , " " 10 " 18.00 StltlXOS. A , 13 , 13 & 10 ft.21.50 I O , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.lB.SO U , " " 20.50 | D , " " 12.50 Cinl.INO AM ) I'AHTITIOX. ! iil com Jf in White Pine celling $ .14.00 u * i * t . . . . . . . . 28 IK ) Clear Jf in Norway " " . . ! . . . ! . H 00 2dcom in " " " 10.00 n.ooitixo. AOln White Pine 52060 UOin " " a.50 COin " " 30.00 DOln " " 21.50 EOm " " ( Sol. Fencing 1990 0 in Droi | Siding ftOc. per M extra. SOUTHEHX MI.I.OW : riXE. Star , 4 Inch Flooring $21.00 1st and 2d clear 4 inch Flooring 23.00 Clear % liU-h Ceiling 20.00 Clear ? f inch Partition. < 24.0Q Clc.tr % inch , Partition J2 above % inch SIIIIM.Al' . $19.00 H\TTnV8. WELL TUHIXO , PICKETS. OCBtltts , 2'iin ' $ 70 " } -f\3 , sis 35 3 In well tubing , D & M and bov , 23.00 Pickets , D ft H flat 19.50 " DH&q 19.50 F1XITIIXO. 1st and 2d. clear , 1 , 1Lin s 2 8 $51.00 " ll " 1 > 4,2 51.00 3d , clear , 1 in s2s 41.00 I1. , ' , lKin2 40.00 A. select. 1 in s 2 s 40.00 A , ' IV , IM , 31nsJs ! 4-/.IX / ) H , " Ims2s ! > 0.00 U , " I , i ,2in89s 37.00 U , select , all 10 ft , ? 1 extra. Celling Clear Finish , 1 and l1 inch , 8 2s 20.BO Clear Finish , I } and2iuch , s2s 30.00 Clear Corrugated Ceiling , 4 inch 2-1.50 Clc.tr Yellow Pine Casing and Hasc. . . . 20.00 Disappearance oftlu ; Itlaukcrcl. BolfnatMo. ( ) Ago : It is boinetluiifj binjjulur tlmt no mackerel lutvo itp- peai'ud in Pcnobscot buy for the past throe years.Vlmt the cnuso is no ono can toll. Some bay it is the absence of pogios _ ; sonic bay the stoiunboats htvvo frightened them nwuy. But why did the codfish mid hacUlock difciiioar { ] ? Twenty years ago a boat could ho lilled with these fish in a few hours jioar what is now * called the monument , now Only a few tommy cods or small pollock mm tin occasional uunnor is fished up nmotitf the wharves. Well , the most wo can say about it is. that times huvti chaiifrcd and fishes have changed with the tunes. But the luscious salmon still remains ; lobsters still are quito plentiful , and lite juicy clam is abund ant about our shores. Let us bo thank ful that b6 much is left to us , make up Our chowders , and bo happy yet. State Line. To ( ilusgow , llolfust , Dublin and Lhcrpoul From Naw York Every Tuesday , Cabin passage W5 and $ " 11 , according to location tit btato room. Kxcurslon $ to to JU.I. Stqerage to and from Kuropo at Lov , est Kates. AUSTIN IIAMIWIN JtCO. . Oen'l Afc'cnte. Kt llroadwny. Now York. JOHN HLKGKN , Gen'lVnternAgent , . 104 Ritndolph St. , Chicago. IlAHUr . JldQUKS , Agent , Omaha. Reduced. Cabin Rates to Glasgow Ex hibition. INTERNATIONA EXHIBI ION Industry , Science and Art , Open Until October , 1888. Mctlicitl Congress Mcotb Augusit 7th , GLASGOW , SCOTLAND. Round Trip Excursion Ticket , Via STATE LINE , $05 nnd $76. For Information apply to AUSTIN , BALDWIN & CO. , Agts. , 511 Broitdwity , Now York. EXHAUSTED VITALITY mllE SCIENCE OP LIFE , the * great Medical Work of tlie age on Manhood , Nervous nnd 4 rhj-slcnl Dtblllty , 1'rcraaturc ' Decline , Errors of Youth , nuA thcuntoM ml crlcscon e < | ucnf theruoD , SOU pages Bvo , 125 pre rpte5J ! ! for nil cllicasca. Cloth , full gilt , only § KOO , tij 1 mttll , Bcalud. IlliutrAtlvo cample free to all j ouusj nnd middle aged men. Bend now. The Gold on I Jewelled Modal awarded to the author by the Na tional Medical Automation. Address 1 > , O. box 1695 , Boston , Mans. , or Dr. W.IT. PAIIKE. ! , Rroil uateof Han aril Medical College,25years' I > raUc ! < l In Boston , who may be consulted connckntl&lly Specialtybfscascs of Man. OnlccNo. 4 IfulrluchBt. C. 1C. l-AI.MLIl. N. IMIIC.IMAK. J. U III.ASCI1AIII ) . PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. . Live Stoci Commission Merchants , Offlce-Uoom J . Onpodto Kzchnnze ISulUIInn , Union block Yards , bomb Omaliit , Neb. MoCOY BROS. . Live Slock Commission Merchants , lUrkct furnlKhed free on application btockcru nnd fceilers furnUliotl on teed term * . Ite'ercnect' dm . Im Nullunnl llnnk and Ninth Oiualm Nulloimi , Uuloo btuck Vi.rJi , bouth Omaha. KORlMERWESTERFIEUp& MALEY Live Stock Commission , Room 15 , Kxcnance nulldlne. Union Stock Vardi , boutli Uuiahu , Neb. ALEXANDER * FITCH , Commision Dealers In Live Sock , ma , Opp < nlt Rzchange llulldlntf , Union Stock Yurds , Boutti Omaha , N'uU. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha Limitcl _ Agrlcuiturni ' _ _ CHVRCHILL'PARKER , DealcrinAgricnltnral Implements , Wagons , Carriages nnd HiiCKlo . Jciir * Stifpl.bctwccnVthnud IVth , Omaha , Nobraika. LININCER"t"METCALF CO. , AgricnltnralImplefflentsWa , onsCarria , es s , Ktc. Wholccnlc. Onmhn , N'ebrarka. " ' "PAR'LIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN , Wliolvtnlo IK-aler * In . AEricnltnral Imnleuicnts , Wagons & Bngsies nn.ua. W5 ntul 1C ? Jones Street , Omaha. Mannfactnrcrs of Buckeye Drills , Seeders , Cultivating , liny llake . Cider Mill' nnd t.ubim 1'ul- _ > enters. Cor. Itth anil Nicholas r-tn-vlt. ' _ \VINONA IMPLEMENT'CO. , Wholo'ilo - , Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies Curm'r Dili nii'l Mfliolm Strn'U. J , F. SEIBERLINQ & CO. , Akron , Ulilo. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine , \V.K. Mcnd.Mnnaier. nil Lciiri'iiworth sl.Omalii > . MOLINE.MILBURN& TODDARDCo Manufacliircrsandjnbban In Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc , Cor. lull nn. 1 P.-ulilc street. * , Onmlm.Ncb. Artists' Motorlals. Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , T.M3 Douulas Street , Oinahn , Nobmska. Boots and KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. , ( SiiccctKirs to ll rn , Jonrs A to. ) WholcsaleMannfactnrersofBootsandShocs Auentsfor Itoston Hubtiir Mu > Co. IllB , 1104&1KW llHrney M. . Omaha. Ncbruakn. W. V. MORSE & CO. . Jobbers of Boots and Shoes , 1101.UOi-llQi Douglas St.Oumlm .ManufactorySum- . . . iucr--t. lirsion. Coffooa , SplcoB , Eto. CLARKE COFFEE CO. , Omaba CotTee aud Hplcu Mills. Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , Flavorl'iH Kxtractt , Laundry Illuv , Inks , Ktc. lilt iu-y StH'H. Oniahit. Nchraatn Crookory and Cjagavynrg " " " " W."L""wRldHT , Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer ! of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , Etc. ( Iffl co , 317 8.13th SU , Oniahn. Nebraska. PERKINS. QATCH & LAUMAN. Ituuorlf r and Jobber * of Crockery , Glassware , Lainrs , Silverware Etc. nil Knrnam bt. . Now I'uiton UiilhllnK. Commleelon and Stprago- 'RID'DELL & RIDDELU" Storage and Commission Merchants , Specialties nutter , Kilt ! * , ( lirt-'o. I'liultry , Game , Ill2irowanl Street. Omaha , CEO. SCHROEDER St. CO. , Buct-vssors to McBhanu A Hchroctler. ) Produce Commission and Cold Storage , Omaha , Nebraska. FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS. Wholesale Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision Merchant. Correspondence soltrltect. iOlt North 1Mb Street , Omntm , Neb. COKE & Jobbers of Hard aid Soft Coal , 00 South 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraska. J. J. JOHNSON * CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime , And shippers of Coal , Coke , Cement. Plaster. IJrao Drain Tile , and Pewur IMpc. OJMre , t'axton Houl , Kurnam tit. , Oiimba , Neb. Telepbuno 811. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. , Shippers of Coal and Coke , 214 South nth Ht. Omaha , Neb. Dry Coodajind Notlona- 'M. E"SMITH * co. , " Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 1102 and 1104 DouglasCor. llth St. , Omaha. Neb. KILPATRICK'-KOCH DRY GOODS Cc Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotioni , Gents' FurnletilMC Goods. Corner llth and MB .Omaha. Nebraska. Furniture. DEWEY & STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Karnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK , Furniture Omaha. Nebraska. PAXTONGALLAGHER & CbM Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , 706.707,709 and 711 B. 10th St. , Omaha , Neb. McCORD , BRADY * CO. , Wholesale Grocers , 1 th nnd Lonronwortli Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. Hardware. LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HAHD- WARE COMPANY , Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate llctnls , Phcot Iron. etc. Agents for Howe Scales Miami Powder nudl.rmnn llurbcd Mlro , Omnlia , Nebraska. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools and llutralo Pcnles. 1 < 05 Uougla Street , Omahn , NebrR.fka. RECTOR , WILHELMY 61 CO. , Wholesale Hardware , lOthnnd Hnrney Sts , Omnhn , Neb. Western Asent for Austin Ponder Co , Joir rson fteelNallr , Fairbanks tftiiiirtaul Scales. MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO , Whutcsalo Manufncti'reri of Saddlery & Jibbers of Saddlery Hardwan And I-calUc ? . 1(03 , U'W ' mm 1107 nufflor fit. . Onijtm . . W. J. BROATCH , UnftTrtr TTr.TJT7i ; * . * * Titi rt i1 Heavy naniwdic , nuii auu Springs , Wanon Stork , Hardware , Lumber , Ktc. IK and Ull llarnuy titrcct , Onialm. _ Hats , Cops , Eto. W. L. PARROTTE & CO. , Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods 1107 Hnrnej Street. Omaha. Nub. _ _ _ Lumber. * _ ' _ OMAHALIJMBVR CO. , All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesai litj Street and Dnloo I'nclOc Track , Omaha. " " LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash , Doors , Etc. Turds-Corner 7th and DouxUs : Cornc tli and Douilas. " C. N. DIETZ , " Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , 13th and California Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. FRED Lflmber , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc/ Ceroot CtU and Couglss Sts. . Oiaalia. " i T.VV. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , . / , To Dealers Only , A P.lUtl Kurnrtm Ffcet Omubft. ti JOHN A. WAKEFIELD. 3 * * Wholesale Lumber , Etc , Imported nnd American Porltnml Cement Ptt { | Avuiit for Mllif nukpK Kyilrnullr Cvuivnt slid ' yuluer White I.tnie. CHA3. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Linnlier , Wood CArpctn snJ l'i > rquot Kloortnt 0111 and Mllllnorynnd _ Notions , ' . Ot3E'RFELDEn & Co7 ir , & Jokers in Millinery & Noliofi . } - < -t Ovgrntln. CAN"FI LD MANUFACTURING Manufacturers of Overalls , Joani 1'ants , Shins , Ktc. llltlmirt 1101 IXmtslaj Slrett Omalm. Noli. NottenB. J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. . " Wholesale Notions and FiirnisMng QooJS 4tl ( and W. Hi nth 10th HI. , OrnMi * . Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO.i Wholsale Refined and Lnliricatinu Oils , Aile Orciiio , Ktc. , Omthft. A. II , Ulthop. lUnntff VINYARD St SCHNEIDER , Notions and Gent's ' Famishing Goofc , 1105 llarnt'T Struct. Omnh . " ojlL1 ? ? UlTSlMMO nS MANUKACTU11LNO CO. " Mnntifncturcis of 1 Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures , . . 4 it ntlc . PldpboimK Hook ( " scs , Jruu Ftxturc .Walt ' 3' l' u , I'artltlom , lUllliiKs.L'ountcrs. lluvrkiidWIiifl * . coolers. Mirrors ttr. fnrtorr und omco , iiig ; abd Ka foulh IJth bt.Oaiahn. Telephone 1124. CUMMINQS \Vholo-nlo Dunlcri ID Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc , HIS Kirn am Street. Omaha , Nob. Pnpor. f CARPENTER PAPCR CC. . ' Wnolesale Paper Dealers , i -I Carry a nice stock of Printing , WrRpplnit and Wrltlai 1'a ar. tjpccls.1 atuntlon uiVim to i ar load onlyrs7 Paper JOHN L. WILKIE , i Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory , Nos. J317 nnd 1319 Douglaa Bt. , _ Omaha , Ne ) ' ( Sasli , Doors , Etc. M. A. DISBROV/ . CO. , \Vholcalo Manufacturers of Sasb , Doors , Blinds and Monlnss , : Dranch OIHce , 12th and Irani Slrcota , Omaha. Neb" . BONN MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinos , . ' ; ulitn i. Miilr Work nml Intrrlur llnnl Wood ITw ; ah. N. JS. Coruur Kli nnd 1-vnvi'Uwortli Stri'Otl , , Oimxlia. tjol ) . OMAHA PLANING MILL dO.rT. Maaafactnrers of Moulding , Sash , Doors , And UllDdn , Turnlnn , Hlnlr-work , Ilank nnd Office Fit * tlnui "JUtli anil t'opplaton ATenua. WESTERN NEWSPAPERUNION. Auxiliary Publishers , thaler , m ' " " , . . . Rubber Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO. , 1 Manufacturers and flcalers Iii Rnhber Qoolbj ? ll Clothing and leather Mcltlug. IOCS Knrnarn Htre * co. . Pnraps , Pipes and Enpcs , lteam- CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , " Jteam nod Water Supplies. TTcRdquartcrs for MaiU Fooit * Co' KooUs. 1111 Furnuiu at.Om : hn. , } U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. , Steam and Water Supplies , mild. , Wnj. . Mn VS dg .n. . . , Bt , . ' " " " BROWNELU 8t CO. , Rnsines , Boilers and General Machinery. Bbeet Iron \Vork ptcam Pumps , 8 w MIXs. J21S-U1I Jx'avenworlli. Street. Onalia. . Soods. ' , . 41 PHIL , STIMMEL & CO. , ( Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds 811 and flit JontsStrprt Omaha. Storage , Forwarding A Commlealon ARMSTRONG. PETTIS 4 CO. , Storage , Forwarding and Commission ) Branch honie of the lleimer Uumrr Co. IlMg lf 'aJ nbulcsal * and rotnll. L H U10 and 1)12 ) Itard Htreetif Oaiaha. Telephone No. 750. L\4 Pi iTTin i nmtT-mrnn 1 'I ' Stocks. BoHpra. Eto. I. K. Mannfactnring Dealer in Smoke llrltchlof' ' . Tanks nnd General Holler Hopulrlntc. Ull loily Slrent.Ouis.hu. Nob. Browora- STORZ&ILER , Lager Beer Brewers , IMJNotth Klulhtcenth Street. Orn.Um. Kf h. 'Corhloo. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice , John EpuncU-r , Proprietor. 1120 Doiluo anil llUuacl lui North loth Htrect. Oin ilm. Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS. Carter It son , Prop's. Maniifactitrcni of all klndi Steam Boilers , Tan\s \ and Slicct Iron Woric \yorki South iOth and iC& M. Crosslntt. J < 1'AXTON i VIIIKMNQ IHO.V WO11K8. ' and lilh street , Omnha. _ ! .J IR ON Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railing Desk Halls , Window Guards. Flower Btands , Wl'rV hUns. Etc. 1 North If th Btruot , Omaha. * OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORkSV Maji'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes faults , Jail Work , Iron and Wlrn KenrlnR.nicns , KtC. O.Anarecn.Prop'r. Cur , nth and Jatksun mi. CHAMPfONlRON nnd WfRE Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards tnd Screens , for bank * , offices , turn-i. reilJoncei. etc. ItEurnveil AwnlntO-oekituHli Muthlncry kud lllttcksmlih Works. WtSuuili lull bt. ; MEACHER A : LEACH , Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time locks , General Agents for Dlebold Eafe 4 Lock Co.'s Vaults BhdJ \ToiK. . lilt Karaam Street. Oma M sal lullhfactlon la th * cureot ( Jonorrhcta tnd Gleet. Ipteicrlbtltkit ( ocl ente la rccommind' ln It to all luffema. Dscst.r , III. .ai.g * . . 8U4 by