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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1888)
r THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. JULY 14 188& THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Board In Full Control of the Wheat Pit CORN ALSO RULES VERY WEAK. Onls Fairly Stonily The I'rovlslon Trade Without Special Feature JI ( K nml Cattle Hllll Quite Ac tive General Quotations. CHICAGO IMIODUCK MAIIKET. Cmctno , July 13. [ Special Telegram to TUB Hir..l : If Mr. Hutchison's line or wheat had been 15,000,000 bushels instead of 3fiOOOJO , bushels , which Is now said to bo the maximum amount he has held since ho tuft the bear sldo of wheat , and ho had dumped the whole 1(5,000,000 ( at once nnd 1 > ounced It down the tnronts of buyers with another 15- 000,000 bushels , the market could not feel worse or net sicker. Kverj'body within reach of telegraph or postal lines has been wired or written In the last fort.v-el'ht ( , hours that Itutehinson was hurt and that his wheat was being sold out , or that It was liable to roino out , nnd every man with a dollar's worth of interest In Urn market , sijuaroil him self accordingly. Ills fall and the probable disposition of his holdings encouraged short ficllniK and made the IOIIKS inclined to lighten their Iouh. : The result Is seen in the de pressed condition of the speculative markets. The tone of the market nnd weather cables was bearish. The speculative energy on the bull side seems to bo at ? cro at tills 'moment , however , and the bears are uncommonly aijRrcssivc. The room sentiment Is certainly strongly bearish and tlio market to-day was not well supported. The opening range was & t8C under yesterday's close , and opening prices were the best of the day. The close was very nearly at the Inside , and the average was ! fc'Sc umlerycHtenlay's final range. A small trade was done In July at a premium of l ? (3U ( e over August. The latter molith tiold us low as T'JJge , and December was atone ono llmo quoted at 81K ° - None of the other domestic markets wore as weak as Chicago and none of them have experienced as exten sive shrinkage. Chicago has been the cen ter of depression. Corn , Hko wheat , was very weak , anO closed % @lj < e lower than yesterday. There was a pretty free liquidation for country no- count by commission merchants , and on the other hand there was a general covering ol short corn put out at higher pi-ices. Hut for the extensive covering prices would probably have gone considerably lower. Ono strong feature is found in the fact that cash corn is on a level with the succeeding two months , August and September. Tlio three months eloscd less than ) < c apart. The volume of business transacted was very large , and was more in the nature of "evening up" than has been noticed for some time. Oats wcro remarkably steady , taking Into consideration the fact that the leading cereals ruled weaker , together with the fair weather conditions for the new crop. During the early hours of the session little business was done in a speculative way , but toward the close considerable activity was displayed with u fair inquiry for near fu- tureo , while deferred deliveries wcro more quiet , July opened tit nearly yesterday's latent bid , with moderate trading at Hie , and Bold down to yo5fc , at which llgurcs there were fair transactions. Provisions opened wiuh a bullish tendency Inllucncod by a lighter run of hogs than was generally expected. Traders took a more continent view of the market and as initial sales woio followed by a good short buyinir , higher prices prevailed. As soon as the mom uigent buyers supplied their wants , liotyovcr , iiiut the demand subsided , tlio im provement gained was short lived. To rcullzo sellers found it necessary to crowd the market and the product receded until lard closed the same as yesterday to " } c higher and short ribs unchanged to SJ c lower , i'ork closed unchanged for July and Be higher for August and September , liar- ring the buying to cover shorts and the uiodcsato purchasing of pork and short ribs by leading puckers , the day's trading was featureless. In pork the nnctuation expe rienced covered u range of 17) @J3o , in lard @ /-n'e > and in short ribs So. CHICAGO iaVE STOCK. CIIIOAOO , July 18. [ Special Telegram to THE UEB.I CATTI.B Hccoipts , 0,000. Uusi- ncss was again brisk and prices were again advanced 10@13 < ; , making an up turn for the week of about L'S&iiijo. Kail freights on cattle - tlo and dressed beef nro down to the lowest on record and this mainly accounts for the advance of Wednesday and Thursday as the supply , especially of native cattle , is greater than last week , and the incre.tbo over hist week Is 10,000 head , BO it will bo seen there is no shortage and the advance is not on account of the shortage or an improvement in the ordinary demand. To low rates to the eastern and seaboard markets may bo at tributed the advance to-day and yesterday. Should there bo a sudden cessation of the dlfllcultlcs between tlio railroads , fat cattle would drop 2o30o pern 100 and ship pers should bo.ir this in mind , Toxaim were scarce and again quote.l higher , making an advance of iBSIO'j ( for the week. Common natives and native butch ers' stock except canners share in the gen eral upturn , but not to the RUIIIO extent in fat natives or good Texans. Old canning cows are about as low as nt any time. There is more life In the stacker and feeder trade , with substantial upturn in prices. Veal calves are : .V@.10o per 100 higher than last week. Quotations were as follows : Choice to extra beeves. HOO to 1RO lljs , W.OOfeli.ltt ; medium to good steers , i : i ) to If.UO Ibs , fcu ; CZtl.00 ; 12IKI to 13.10 Ibs , f4.S."C < f5.f.l ( ; t ; ,0 to mitt Ibs , SUl'O-UO : stoekers anil feeders , SJ.Bl C'MUK ) ; cows , bulls and mixed , S1.SI'@J-U ) ; bulk , ja.'Jimi.'J.TS ; slop fed steers , l.'i'iiari.bO , Texas cattle ; steers. S'J.U'Q .OO ; bulk , W.lX ( al.W ! ; cows , $ lIKui-H ) ( ! ) . lion * . Ucccipts 12,000. Trade was netlvc with an upturn of 5041 Do on nil grades ; Ii fact there was llttlo or no difference to-daj between assorted light and assorted heavy both Rolling nearly alike. Tlio advance to day brings prices close up to the high HgUrcf of Monday. Uccelpts at other points wiut light and low rates east were the main cause ; of the advance. Hest assorted heavy imuh $5.111X113.115 ; best iifsorted light , avoragim ISO Ibs. Bold at S.I.H'CiJ.M'.O , and mixed light n' ' t5.OC"f.T5. Tlio bulu of the mixed and pack Ing Mjrts sold nt J5.7ofcJ5.b5 , mid commor mi l''lNANOIAlj. NEW VOHK , July in. [ Special Telegram ti TUB ItijE.l STOCKS London set the pace Ii the stool ; market by purchasing liberally o Lake Shore , Loulsvitlo & Nashville , Kcadinj and St. Paul. The foatmu of the markc hero was the activity and advance In Lain Shore and St. Paul , especially the latter Fifteen thousand shares were wlthdiawi from thu street ami will bo shipped to Kuropi to-morrow. This created n buying furore nnd by ! i o'clock the price hud advanced t < W } . Lake Shore was quoted at - per con ox-dividend , but it regained U and Jf mon in such a short time that traders wore com l > letely surprised. The rest of the list wui comparatively quiet and guinea fraction ; * amounts only , though Luckawanna , Wcstcn Union , Union Pacific and Heading wen prominent In dealings. St. Paul isnu Nov Kuplnnd each rcso ! > ( , per cent , an J the. market kot toward the end of the hour became imicl nioro active. The strength in Now Knghtni was attributable to purchases by llostoi lioiucs on n report that It had leased the nov Poughkccpsle bridijo for fifty years , whlcl will glvo it connection with the Delaware 1 Hudson ami Krlo. Coal stocks were al stronger and advanced lQl } ( . Lacks wmr.m lias taken the initial step toward re Itorlng rates by announcing that on the 25tl it will advance the dressed beat rate to Ululmuct of SOc On the other band , tU Krlo cut th6 rule another cent , to flc. There U n strong bull party iu Lncknwannn , nnd the , feeling on all nntliraclio coal stocks was strong , nnd It Is srtld that-the. Heading will resume lt * assessment before September 1. Outside figures' were not nil maintained , tiut last sales showed net gains ranging to ii points. Total sales were 'JUT , 1C. ) shares. Oovr.uxMr.ST3 Government bonds wcro dull but stonily. TKSTr.llTUY'S gt'OTlTIOXS. tT. 8. < s roftnlnr . llTT'i ' Northern P.iclflc . 24K II. H. 4/mmpoin. / . . ! - ? ' < dopref'irretl WJ'j l'.S.4' , r Kiiliir .IU7' . C.N. W Item U. H. 4lftcniiiKii4 1U7S ilo proforrcd HI'i I'Rciticiof ; ! , . . . . Jin N. v.retinal va\ Ontnil I'ftdllc . JO'i ' ' . , ) . . : ! 2J riikdKo .V Alton .1J7 Hoeblsltinil . . . . 1111 ClilcnKo.llurllni.'ton < M. .V St. 1' iK'U ' tVOuliiry. . . . llflU' ' rte pn-fi-rreil ID-lit I ) . . I. . .V W . .1 U" , ft. Paul A Oliialm 'IT'f Illinois Central . . .nil ilnprcfcrr < tl . . . .ItH'i ' ! . , H. * ' ] fnlonl'acitic MS KniKilx A-1VXIIS . 1 ! ! ' , W. . Kt. I , . \ V M'i ' LiikShorn . . . KJS do pri'fcrrcil "l1 .MIchlKiin Ontral H ) Wiistcru L'tilon 'i ' /s Mltciotirll'acillc . . 7RJ4 Moxcr oxCiM < Kiwnt 1 'J ' per rent. 1'iiiMB MnncAKiii.i : I'Ai-Kii : iK IO per cent. STRiiLtNn Kxcii.tNOR Quirt and steady nt t-l.7 for sixty day bills : Sl.SbJj for dcuiund. PKODUCK AIAHKKTS. CllKHoo , July 1,1 Wheat Lower ; cash nnd .luly , Ml'Ve ' : August , "U. c ; September , 73 ! < , c ; December , bll < Je bid. Corn Lower ; cash and July , 47' e ; Aug ust , 479,0 asked ; September , 17 5-lltc. Oats Lower ; cash and July , 30'ic : Aug ust , 2.V < e ; September , 23C. Kyo August , -Ibe. Harley Nothing doing. Tl.ixCash ontrack , 1.10. Timothy Prime , no trading. Whlsky-frl n , ) . Pork Higher ; cash nnd July , $13.17 ; August , tia.i.'JJi ; September , $1:1.27' : . , . Lard Higher ; cash and .luly , fS.15 ; August. ? a.2i ) ; SctemhcrS.27Ji | asked. Flour Quiet and unchanged. Hulk Meats Shoulders * 0 IWCrtlUfl,1 f ; short clc.ir , f1' 0 K 'vOS ; sliort ribs , i7.ut ( < e ; f-5 Butter-btrady ; cic.imery , l. ) > ail'Jc ( ! ; dairy , Il ! > fti4i7c. Cheese Firmer : full cream Cheddars , S'ffJZ ) S ) < c ; full cream Hats , s fe J e ; fancy young Americas , h ffi > ll'4c ' ; skims , good , 5 4@J ; skims , flat , I'jffi.'ic. ' Eggs Firm ; northern , 13H@1 ' . Hides Unclianged ; green salted calf , \yt \ ( W5e ; heavy green salted,5" " < ( 51 - ; lightgreen . ailed , .V'ldtiie ' ; salted bull , : t"i < : ; dry Hint , So , dry calf , Sc ; deacons , 20 ( < Uc each ; dry salted , t'C' 'c. Tallow Unchanged : No. 1. solid [ lacked , 3 > jo ; No. 2 , 3c , and cake , 4c per lu. Kecisipts. Sliiiimonts , Flour , bbls (1,000 ( 3,000 Wheat bu Ki.ODl ) 4,000 Corn , bu Nj.OOO IOoyo Oats , bu 117,000 32,000 Hyebu 10110 1,000 New Vork , July 13. Wheat Uccelpts , 40,000 ; exports , 711,000 ; cash grades heavy and ) e lower ; options bioko JiOOJit * , closing steady at about , the bottom ; ungraded red , bS'4@.Ho ) ; No. 2 red , S'.l o deliveredb'Jo ' f. o. b , ; August closing at 7i ! > ijC. Corn Hccoipts , 50,000 ; exports , 27,000 ; ungraded , 5-Ui& * " . ) J c ; No. 2 , 540 . )5 > 4c de livered ; August closing at We. Oats Receipts. M.W'O ' ; exports , 1,000 ; nixed western , oC 3'c ; white western , 4.J Sc. Sc.Coffee Coffee Fair ; Hio , $14.50 ; options 15@25c ewer , closing barely steady ; July , $ ll.45@ 11.55 ; August , J10.H3@10.50. Petroleum United closed steady at S3 c. Hggs Finn ; western , l"iitISjjC. ( Pork Unchanged ; mess was quoted at J13.75011.00 for old ; S14.75@lfi.00 for new. Lard ( i7 ( jioints liiglier : western steam , spot , SS.40. Hutter Firm ; western. 130200. Cheese Strong ; Ohio Hat , "i ( < l c. St. IjoiiiH. July 13. Who it Weak and ewer ; cash , 7b c ; July , 78.ic } ; August , Corn Weak and lower ; cash , ! 5 } c ; Au- ; ust , 45'4o ' ; September , 4 ! " > c. Oats About steady ; cash , 3-1 Xci JU'J'i 27c ; August , liU c , I'orlc-SU.iaJi. Whisky sl.lt. Uuttcr Quiet and steady and unchanged ; " creamery , liijOo ; dairy14i.itItic. ) Liverpool , July 13. Wheat Demand , Kor ) ; holders otter freely ; California , No. 1 , Cs 7 di0s ( bV d per cental ; red western , winter , Us O dfel's ' 7J d per cental. Corn FJut ; new mixed , western , 4s9J d per rental. Miiiiiciipollfl , July 13. Wheat Ilccolpts , 181 cars ; shipments , 5'ic.irs. Closing : No. 1 liard , July. 81o ; August , Slo ; on track , S-K ° i No. 1 northern , July , bOo ; August , SOe ; on track , Sic ; No. 'J northern , July , 77c ; Au gust , 77c ; on track , 7'Je. Flour Unchanged ; patents to ship in sacks , * 4.50. Milwaukee , July 13. Wheat Cash , S e ; August , 71'iJ/c. Corn No. 8,40 } < o- Oats No. 3 white , 30o. Hurley-No. 2 , fiSJtj'c. Kyo No. 1 , Glic. I'ork July , f 13.35. . Cincinnati. July 13. Wheat In light supply ; No. 2 red , old , Slo ; now , hOJ c. Corn Firm and higher ; No. 'J mixed , 51@ 62c. 62c.Oats In coed demand and higher ; No. U mixed , 25'4.7-.Kr. ( : ! Kyo Dull sum lower ; No. 2 , 35c. Pork Steady nt $14.25. Lard Firm at M.tiO. Whisky Firm at * 1.14. KuiiHua City , July 13. Wheat No. 2 red , cash , Oio bid. Corn No. 2 cash , 40 } c. O.its No. 2. cash , 21'jC asked. New Orleans. July Kl. Corn Irregu lar ; mixed , OU(2G2c ( ! ; yellow , O'Jo ; white , CCe. Oats Kxcited anil higher ; No. 2 , 4i } c of- feri'd. Cornmeal Steady at J2.S3. Hog 1'roducts Scarce and linn ; pork , % Hulk Me.ita Shoulders , ? 0.50 ; long clear nnd clear ribs , t7.U. ) . vn STOCK. Chicago , July 13. The Drovers' Journal reports as follows : Cnltlc Receipts , 0OOJ , including 1,000 Texas and western culllo ; natives active and 15c higher ; choice to extia beeves , $ ii.UOgi.l ( ( < j ; common to good , fl.lOvjUi.OO ; stoekers and feeders wcro shade higher. $25'J ( < (3.t > 0 ; cows , hulls and mixed wore stronger , $1.M'U)40 ' ( : ) ; Texas cattle , 10jil5c ( hlghoisteers. ; . 2. KK.J 1.00. Hogs Receipts , lU.iHK ) ; shipments none ; miirket active and fiOjlOc higher ; mixed , J5.55@o.'JO ; heavy , W.CiOittMG ; Hght , ? 5.GO . . SUeeji Receipts , 5,500 ; tr.ido active , prices shade higher ; natives , $ .1.25 ® I. Ml : west erns , * 3 25(114.23 ( ; Texans , -.00i3.75 ( ! ; lambs. J3.0K. " > -Wpcr IWHbs. Nutional Sleek Yards Knst St. I.oitlH , July 13. Cattle Receipts , 1,000 ; shipments , ! ! , WK ) ; market higher ; choice heavy.nativo steers , f.l.lOC'T.Vl'O : fair to good native steers , S4.40i'5.'i5 ( ' : butchcis' steers , medium to choice , $3.40 3.50. Hogs Receipts , 2.000 ; shipments , 400 ; market stronger ; choice heavy and butch ers' selections , f5.70 ( J5.bO ; packing , medium to prime , $5.Hu5.75. ( ) ( Kansnu City , July 13. Cattle Receipts , ! i,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ; market aciive and 1015e higher ; good to choice corn-fed , > .2C gr.'i'.CU ; common to medium , i3,50.n5.00. ( Hogs Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 1,000 ; market active anil 5o higher ; good to choice , f5.50Q5.05 ; common to medium , I3.20Q5.40. UMA.il A lilVK STUOIl. Cnttle. Friday. July 13. 1SS3. Prices on unythlng desirable advanced ( J$10 cents with n moderate number on sale , A string of corn-fed western steers sold al 15.55. Thin old cows and coarse mixed qtull Is slow at very low prices ; In fuel , h hardly wanted at any price. Receipts moderate and market active anil strong. More sales wore made nt top price : to-day , bringing the average about that ol yesterday with the range In prices about tlu saniQ. The market closed strong witu al ! sold early. _ Sheep. Ono load received to-day nnd sold to Incn dealers. _ Receipts. Cattlo. . . . ' . . . . . . . . . , . 5CK Hogs . . . . . . . . 4,50 < tShccp. . . . . ' . . . . .i- , . . . . . HX Prevailing ; I'rlom. Thefollqwlng w a table of prloj * p. tl In this mar-net for the grade ) of stock men tioned. Pnmcstcors. 1300Id 1600 Ibs..J5.00 . Prime steers , 1100 to IWK ) Ibs. 4.50 K5.0J Katllttlo steers. OJO to 1050 lb . 4.01) ) M4.75 _ Common to good cows 2.00 ( < i3.00 Choice to fancy cows 2.50 ( < ? ,3.25 Common to cholco balls 2.25 043.00 Fair to choice light hogs. . . . . . . . 6.35 K5.55 Fair to cholco heavy hogs 5.50 Fair to cholco mixed notfs 5.40 HcircHLMitiuivo | .Silo ; . CATTI.U. No. Av. Pr. 1 CO W 1,050 $1.V , 2 LOWS 73 2.00 5 cows CM 2.35 25 grass cows Wi 2.45 t ! cows b5 3 co ws 1151) ) 4 grass stcoi-s 1.010 5 grass steers 1.1SI ) 3.40 4 grass steers 1.0S7 3.50 7yc.irllr.igs MM 3.5' ) 2cnlvcs 17(1 ( 3 50 1 steer WO 4.10 21 grass steers 1,0.7) 475 43 grass steers 1,105 4.M ! . 12 grass steers 1 , : .VJ 4.1KI 18 steers l.lii'J 5.IKI 00 nat I vo steers 1,211 5.,0 'M steers 1'JsO 5.25 No. Pi" 1)71sheep. ) . . . . . 3.40 1100" . No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr. 01..2.5 f5.ua > ; ) . . , .2'.it ' : 200 f.V.5 75..2.VJ MO 5.4(1 ( 114. . .in : 5 55 5).241 ) 41)0 ) 5.10 I'M. . . .25S 120 5.55 bO. ISi 100 5.4-1 ( > ' . ) . . . .258 200 5.55 200M 01. 100 r.47K 7S. . . .13 M ) 5 51 . 01 5.60 GO. . . .204 2dO 5 55 70 .1(12 ( 120 5.30 01. . . .241 100 5 55 70U. ( U. .251 100 5.50 6 ! . . . .223 bO 6.55 70. .225 120 5.0 Si. . . .1 3 5.55 St. .211 210 3.50 CO. . .210 bO 5 55 bOM 74. . IO'J 2X ) 5.50 71. . .215 M ) 5..V , 74.J. ? J. .213 M ) 5.tO 70. . . .2i3 40 5.55 03. .211 2 > 0 5.50 ( ! ' . ) . . 252 200 5.5 } 70. SO 5JO 02. . . /J31 100 5.55 75. . . : oo ' , ' 40 .VO 07. . . .23.J bO 3.55 0' ) . ' 5.50 75. . . .25 40 r. r-i 71. i'.Ko 200 5 50 O1. . .227 200 5.55 01) ) . . .109 SO 5.r,0 ( A ) . . ! ! 5si VO 5.55 55. . .221 100 5.51) ) 5S. . " 57 3JO 5.iT 7I..11H KiO 5 ; .o ' 60. . . .218 2K ) 5.5- , 60..187 I'M 5..V ) 74. . . .2J1 210 5.55 SO 5.50 54. . . .23.1 bO JO..257 5.0 5.5(1 ( 10. . . .212 . 00..1DO 210 5.50 07. . . .210 bO ( l.til j.j J-7..101 320 5.,0 KM. . .li bO 5.57 77..231 210 5 50 110. . .207 240 5.57'i 7J. . . .UNI 2)0 ) 5.60 05. . . .2V. 2tO ( 5.'il ( ) 07. . . . ' - 2'J ' 3 JO fl.30 71. . . .2UJ 120 5.00 6i.VS. . . . .215 bl ) 5.-0 ( U. . . . .01 500 5.00 ( VS. .241 2-0 5.5 .K 71. . . .24' . bO 5.M 07. > > > , . ! " 0 . > .5'"i 00. . . .avi 12i 5.(10 ( ( W..215 l.'O 5.5ijtf ( W. . . .217 bO 6.C.O 51..245 2MI 6.MK 03. . . .2.VJ 100 5.CO 73..200 2-0 5.5-JW 73. . . 212 200 500 ( W..2I5 bO 5.55 . .237 D.05 72..2(5 100 r r- Packers Purchases. Showing the number of hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-daj's market : G. H. Hammond & , Co . 41(5 ( Omaha P. Co . b58 Armour-Cudahy Packing Co . 1,00 J. P. Squire & Co . 2S1 Cleveland P. & P. Co . 42J E. A Hlackshcro . 22b lirainard Hros . 20 i Halstead & Co . 4H ! ! Davis it Atwood . 'M > E. L. Lambert . 2tiO G. H. Wilson . 110 J. Doud . 213 Harper & D . 307 P. J. Ryner . 52 lllflCHt and Ijowcst. The following are the highest ami lowest prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hogs on this market during the past lew days , and for the coresponding period in Ibs7 and Ibb'.J . : Iilvo Stock Notes. Hops in good demand. Good corn-fed cattle nro gaining In value once more. Scotia Stcphenson , of Anslcy , Neh. , was hero to-day with a shipment of hogs. "Just tell shippers , " remarked a commis sion man , "that thin old cows nnd poor stock of any kind is not wanted. Several loads of such have boon held for a tiny or so , buyers not caring to purchase at hardly any price. " G. H. Martin , of Hamburg , In. , marketed a prime load of medium weight hogs to-duy at the top price , $5.6) . J. D. Ranhin , of Hell & Uankin , Tllden , stopped off nt the yards to-day whllo en route homo from Chicago. Louis Hurkc , well known at the yards , and formerly located hero , hut now proprietor of the North Platte feed yards , is hero calling on old friends. Gcorgo Uurcli , of McCool Junction , Neb. , inarKctcd u load of COc hogs this morning. OMAHA M.YIIK I3TS. Friday , July 13 , 1SS8. Business continues fair , collections nro good and money very c.isy. Sugar continues to advance and is quoted to-day by jobbers nt SQSj o for granulated , with other grades in proportion , Tlio brok ers of thi ! refineries in the trust are "out of sugar , " their product having been sold out and the broker for the Philadelphia anti trust refineries is the only man hero able to post buyers on thli staple at present. Tlio California apricot , crop is about packed and sold at high prices , The crop was a small ono and the quality very line. Coffees nro duller and lower. The amalgamated association scale is bolng signed by now linns dally. Jones & Laugh- llu , the second largest linn in the country , nnd emploj ing 5,003 men , signed yesterday and the expectation is that all the musters will sign and work bo resumed uy the balance of the 50,010 men who have been idle. idle.Tho The rate war between the eastern trunk lines shows no evidence of cessation nnd n 12Jfc rate on llvo stock from Chicago to New York has been reached. 1'roiliico. Fruits , Rlc. The city markets have been m good sup ply us to quantity but poor as to quality tlio just week and the scant supply of fruit suitable for canning , coupled with the hlgli price of sugar , hiis mused the housckeeiiort of Omaha some worry mid perplexity. Cali fornia , Missouri and southern Illinois peaches nro being received daily and the supply Is growing plentiful nnd prices lower. Straw- bcrrich nro nearly out of the market , n fuw stray cases coming from Michigan via Chicago cage in poor condition and held at SOc pci box ; blackberries , 10@rJo ; black nnd red raspbei ries , lOQflSo per box ; currants , H'c per ( juurt ; huckleberries and plums , lOc ; gooseberries , lOo ; peaches , lOffi 3Uc per dozen ; ban aims " 0(3"5c ( ; oranges , 2r > ( a50o per dozen. Lemons are higher at juc per dozen with lower prices looked for. Watermelons 25c each. Cherries , homo grown , 15c per quart : Callfornlas. 15 per Ib ; plo plant , 4c per Ib : ( juush , white or yellow , 5c per Ib ; caull Slower and cabbage , lOo per head ; radisho : and green onions , thro ? hunches for a nickel : cucumbers , three for 10s ; green corn , If QSOo per dozen ; egg plant , lOo each : green peas , siting und wax beans , 25t pur peck ; turnips , ' 'Oo per peck ; tomatoes , fie per Ib ; potatoes , now , $1.20 per bu for Call fornia or homo grown. UtTTTEic Choictt creamery , 3oo ; best dairy ISCaiiOc ; cooking , 15o per Ib. Eiios 15o per doz. FKESH FISH Mackerel , 20@2So cachliall ; but nnd salmon , 23c ; ccd , trout , whitciish habdock inid pickerel , 15o : lobsters am shrimp , ic per Ib. CHICKEN'S Spring , SO&SOc each ( -old , 15i per ) b. OrociTH IJqt. KCjlSc ; prime , lM10\cs loncy green nnd yellow , 22C'2.1c ; old government Java , 23c $ SOc ; luterlor Java. 25W2& ; Moehn. 2Sc < J30o ; AHmckles roasted , JO c ; Mt'LniiL'hlln'-J XXXX , U4c ) ; Ditworth's , 19c ; Ued Cross , l'c ! ' ; Alaroma , 10' cj German , Ut'ie ' ; Lion , 10'a ' c. WoonnxwAttB Two-hoop palls , per doz. , $1.40 ; three-hoop palls , 4.1.05 ; No. I tub , $7.00 ; No. 2 tub , W.OO ; No. 3 tubs , * 3.00 ; washboards , electric , f 1.61) ) ; fancy Northern Queen washboards. 2.75 ; o n"t .i IIAI .I J2.75No. . 1 churns. fj.50 : No. 2 churns , $8.50 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , $1,70 ; spruce , In nests , 70c oer nest. CANXUII ( eon Oysters , No. 2 Standard , per case , $ . ' 1.2iK ; i.80 ; strawberries , 2 Ibs , pur case , $2.t : < > i' < .2.40 ; raspberries , 2 Ibs. , per case , * 2.30 ( 2.40 ; California pear ? , per case , $1.00C'4.7 > ) : apricots , per case , $1.20/1)1.30 ) ; California poaches , per case , Ju.60ji5.00 ; Cal ifornia white cherries , per ease. f3.bOiffi.OO ( ! California plums , i > crcase , SJ.Oity ) 1.70No. ; 2 blueberries , 2 Ibs , per ease , * l.t'0 ' ( < JOO , ) ; Pine apples , 2 Ib. per case , ) .2.V < § 4.bO ; I Ib. salmon , per do ? . , ( l.S.\iO 1.00 ; 2 Ib. gooseberries , per case , $2.10 @J.30 ; 2 Ib , strung beans , per case , $1 75 ( < 5 l.bd ; 2 11) . marrow fat peus. $ J.50 ( 2.00 ; 2 Ib. early Juno peas , 12 00tf2 ( 75 ; 3 Ib. tomatoes , " ' .25 ( < ? 2.40 ; 2 Ib. corn , $ J.20Ji. 10. Lit : < l\s S7.00iH.f,0 per ease. OitvMiKs Messlnas. $0.50u.7 ( per box ; lodl , * 7.60.Jf3 ( per box , { -I@M.5J per half jox. jox.CAUi.ifi.uu nit Good stock , $1.0J@1.25 perez ozCAimAoi : * ) Home grown , J'2.50 per 100. Al'ri.Msl.OOcM..O ' per bbl. Cinnn-Cholco Jiiii-nigim elder. J4.50 ( < ? 0.50 or hbl. of 82 gal ; California pear cider , J15.00 ) r bbl. ONIONS Native stock , $1.2j@1.50 ; Callfor- ila onions , 2e per Ib. Poi'cou N Cholco rice eorn Isquoted nt 3 ® cpor Ib. ; othir kinds 2.J | . e3e per Ib. CAHIIOH Now stock. lOc per doz. HI\N : Good stock , 2.00c$2.73 { ; California lloNni 10'i2tc ( ' for 1 Ib. frames ; canned onoy , 10@12iTperlb. Toincco Pi.fii Lorillnrd's Climax , 45c ; Splendid , 4V ; Mechaaie's Delight , -lie ; -uggott & Mcycr'H Stur , 45o ; Cornerstone , ' .ic ; Dmmmoiid's Horseshoe , 4r > c ; J. T. , 2c ; Sorg's Spearhead , 45o ; "Cut Uate , " UoOh ; , My , " 27c ; 1'il-er Heidslck , C4e ; G. wUl * . ) > * Toiurco SMOKIXO Catlln's Meerschaum , lc ; CatlinV Ola Sti le , ' 'So ; Sweet Tip Top , -'c ; U. N. O. , 17c ; Ked , White nnd Ulue , Sc. Jr.u.ns-30 : Ib pails , $1.25@1.50. SU.T Per bbl in carload lots , * 1.30. Horn Soven-si.xieenths , O'iC ' . 'Jjc. ' CvM\ Mixed , 0tflle ( ; stk'k , Sa.l ) ( ) ( } c. PiCKi.iis Medium in bbls , * 0.00 ; dolnhalf jhls , sf.1.50 ; small , in bbls , $7.00 ; do in half Jbls , fl.tlO ; gherkins , in hbls , ? 3.00 ; do in uilfbbls , sfl.Vj. . \NI > lluunisos OSCiJiCc per keg. M : Sfti vu UrickB ia-'i3 uer Ib. ; penny Jakes , lllyzilc per Ib. ; pure maple sjrupfl,23 icr gal. HIIODMS Extra , 4-tic , S2.00 ; ) ) arlor , 3-tic , ) iiinteil handles , $2.25 ; No. 1. M.UO ; No. 2 , .1.05 ; he.ivy stable broms4.00. V- , I 1'UIIK llja > 't , - V. "W , V/U1V/I * , . . * ' \'vtnr\ . , . 1'owiiKii AN'D SHOT Shot , * l.0 ! ; buckshot , { l..ri.V Haranl powder , keijs , $5.00 : half kp s. W.75 ; one-fourths. $1.50 ; blasting kegs , $2.5 ! ! ; fuses , io'j ' ft.israr.'c. . l < iriMii : lni l > Tioree , "Kc ; 40 Ib square cans , 7 e ; . " > ( -lb round , Sc ; 2Mb ( round , feVc. ; 10-lb pails , SVo ; ; 5-lb pails , b e ; 3-lb puils , c. c.PIIOVI IO.NS Hams , IHSll' ' e ; breakfast bacon , 10'jJll'Jc ' ( ( ' ; bacon sides , UC't'J e : dry salt , 8'40i ' c ; shoulderH , 7 ; ? < @se ; dried beef , SJ ( ( tlio. Uitiin FiifIT Apples , bbls. , new , , ' ( * , - vaporated , S'f 'Je ; ' blackberries , evapo ratcJ , ' .n , < < ' . ) ' , ; ] ) ittL'd cherries , 20U''le ( ; pcache1SaltLako 3 sjevaporated , HJ Wl''e ; peeled i > eiehe , S ( t'J'.ic ' ; evaporated inpared , liJ517c ( ( ; new currants , 7i(7j ( ( ; prunes , \ Qtc ; citron , 'J.1 ( > i24c : raisins , Cal ifornia , London layers , f > . : .OC . < i2.i ; ( ) ; Cali fornia loose mubcatcN , $1.70 ( ( 1. & > ; now Va lencia. 7 ' 'TJf. CitACKcii-1 , CAKKS , ETC. Prices subject , to chance. Soda , fur ( city goods ) , 7c ; soda snowllako ( in tins ) , lOc ; soda candy , 5'-Jc ; soda waters ( in tins ) 10i" soda /ephyrs , c ; city ojster.lii e ; excelsior , 7c ; farina oyster , 7c ; ( ? em oyster , no ; monitor , 7e ; Omaha oyster , 7c ; pearl oystori5e ; picnic , 5c ; snow drop cyster , 7c ; butter , ftc ; Hoston , Sc ; Omaha butter , 7c ; snwtootli butter , OJio ; crnekct meal , "Ke ; graham , Sc ; graham wafers , lOc ; urahani wafers in pound pack ages , 12Kc ; hard bread , 5c ; milk , 7) e ; oat meal. Se : oat UKJH ! wafers , lOo ; oat meal wa fers in pound fuickatjcs , ViKo * , nniuinls , 12e ; Holiver ginser ( rounU ) , 7e ; crfiam , Sc ; Corn- hill , lOe ; cr.icknclls , lOo ; fronted cream. 8 > c ; Binder snaps , be ; singer snaps ( citi1) ) , 'Jo ; home made ginger snaps , in boxes , 13c ; home made ginger snaps , ( l-lb cans ) per dozen , $2.50 ; lemon creams. Su ; pretzels ( hand made ) , Ilj4jc ; assorted e.ikes and jumbles , llo\ \ assorted fliiRCrs , 15o ; afternoon tea ( in tins ) , per box , $7.00 ; banana lingers , 14e ; butter Jumbles , llj c ; IJrunswiek , 15c ; brandy snaiis , IBo ; chocolate drops ( new ) , 10o ; choeolato wafers , Ifio ; Christinas lunch ( in tins ) per ilozentSO : cocoa taffy snaps , 14c ; colTcocako , 12c ; Cuba jumbles , llj o ; cream puffs , ! ! 0c ; egg jumbles , ll } c ; ginger drops , lie ; honey jumbles , U } < ) ci Jolly lin gers , ISc ; jolly wafers , 15e ; jellvtart ( new ) , 15c ; lady llngnrs , IHc ; vanilla bar , 14c ; va nilla wafois , 14e ; Vienna wafers , I dozen packages in a box , per dozen , * 2.50. All goods packed in cans lc per Ib advance except snowllako and wafer soda , which are packed only in cans. Soda in 2-lb and It-lb paper boxes , 5-Jo pur Ib advance ; all other goods lc per Ib advance. Soda in l-lb paper boxes , lo per Ib advance. The 2-lb boxes are packed in cases holding IS in a case. The ! JIb J- Ib boxes are packed in cases holding 12 in n case. The 4-lb boxes are packed in cases holding i In n e.ise. Ono-lb graham and oat meal wafers packed 2 do gin a case. Show tops for boxes , with glass opening to show goods , 7ic. ! Cans for wafer soda , $ I1. < X ) , not returnable. Cans for snowllako sodn , 85.00 per doz. Tin cases with glass face to display the goods , I/ic / each. No charges for packages except for cans and returnable goods ; Glass front tin cans anil "snowflako" ioda cans are returnable at prices charged. Dry GooitR. PIIINTS Soi.ni Coi.ons Atlantic , Oc ; Slater , 5'4'o ; Herlin oil , O' c ; Garner oil , ( J@ 7c. PINO AND UOIICH Ulchmond , 0 } c ; Al len , O' e ; Uivcr Point , 5o ; Steel Hiver , ( io ; Hiehmond , Oo ; Pacific , O' c. Ixnino HLUI ; Washington , tiijc : Century , digo blue prints , Oc ; Ar "i-lcan , OJCc ; Arnold , 7c ; Arnold H , 10 } < Jc ; v i-nold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , 10'fc ' ; Duisb : Charter Oak , 5c ; Hamapo , 4cLodi \ , S'j'c ; Allen , ( to ; Hiehmond , Oc ; Windsor , 0 } c ; KdJ.vfttone , Ol o ; P.ieilic , OV < jp. HUTS Standard , Uc ; ( Jem. lOc ; Hcauty , 12'/rfc ; Hayonno , 14c ; H , cased , fJ ( 50. CJAHi-cT WAIU * Uibb , white , 19c ; colored , 22c. 22c.MisCKMASnous IW.o oil cloth , ? 2.50 ; plain Holland , bX 'J c ; Dado Holland , 12k'c. Co roiiTnus fO.OO@j.OO ) , Hi.nuciiKi > SiiiiTiN : Hcrklcy cambric No. IJO , OK : Host Yet. 4-4,1 O e , butter cluth , OO , 4 c ; Cabot , 7J c ; Farwell , SKc ; Fruit of Loom. 0'4c ' ; Freeno G , 0 ; Hope , 7-S..C ; King Philip cambric , IJc , Lonsdalo , ll' o ; Lonsdalo , I'c ' ; New York mills , lOKo ; Pep- porell , 42-in. , He ; Pcppproll , 40-in. , 12c ; Pep- pcrell , 0-4 , ICc ; Pepperoll4,21c ; Pciipcroll , IM. 23c ; IVppcrell , 10-1 , 25c ; Canton. 4-4 , S'/o ; Canton , 4-4 , 9J < c ; Triumph , Oc ; Wain uttu , lOc ; Valley , 5c. GiNniiAM Plunkctt checks , 7J-ijo ; Whlttcn. ton , 7Xo , York , 7 ; Normnndl dress , SJ o ; Calcutta dress , 8J4e- ; Whit tendon dress , 8)i'c ; Henfrew dress , bX612)ic. ( TICKS Lewlston , 3a in. , 12 } c ; Lewiston , 32 In. , 13Xo ; York , 32.n. | , 14c ; Swift river , 7Ko ; Thorndyko , OO , & \ Thorndyko \ FF , 8j c ; Thorndyko 120 , 0 > tfo ; Thorndyko XX , 15o : Cordis. No. 5 , OJtfc ; Cordis , No. 4 , lie. JJEXIMS Amoskcag B , 0-oz , lOc ; Everett 7-ot. , 13c ; York , 7oV.t3 c ; Hayniarket 8Jc ; JafTrey , XX , llj c ; Jailrey XXX , 12Kc Heaver Creek AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek IJU lie ; Heaver Creek CC , lOc. FLANNELS Plalu Haftsmnn , 20o : Goscen S2i < c ; Clcar.Lake.32Kc ; Maple City. 3f ' White-O H No. 2 , J4' , 21o ; C II No. 1 JHF. ,2 CIUSH Stevens' 13. fxj : bleached , 7e Stevens' A , 7)o ) ; Wpnched , h } < oj Stevens' P S c ; bleached , OKe ; Stevens' N , bleached , 10) ) 0 ; Stevens1 S UT , 12) ) 0. . City harness per Jb , 2929c ; country liar ness per Ib , 24S2oc ( ; city line per Ib , 32SMo' ( : , W | -'VV4'VV < | ) ilJf Ujr\ | f l AV/Ulyf IWV VVVtf Vt lur , 14@l(5c ( ; Uufl'alo slaughtered ROIO per Ib 2S @ 3Uc ; Ouk'leathur > li > ubtcrod { ; 'tola vet Ib . harness per Ib , 2Jc32c ( ! upper per foot , itlctf&c ; kip heavy | H > r Ib. G TOc ; kip medium per Ib , 75c < tbOc ; city calf per Ib , OOci * l.UOj lining per dozen , $ < 1.000rS.60 ; ; FiXMich calf a * , to 30 Ibs , fl.lO.Z1.75 . ; French calf 80 to 60 Ibs , f 1.11X31.75 ; French calf , 50 to 75 Ibs , COc ( < Jl.25. Motnln nnd TlnnerM * Stock. Tin plate , I C , 10x14 , best , 10.73 ; tin plate , rooting , I C , 14x20. J5.23 ; sheet zinc , f0.5li ) $ 0.73 ; pig lead. $4. * ) ; bar lead , $1.65 ; " block tin , .Joe ; sinnll pljj block tin , ' .YxJ ; bar tin , ' . ' 'o soltlcr , 15@JtV ! ; copper bottoms , ! tlo ; slicuthhiL' cotiper , tinned , OTc ; plnnlshiiiK copper , tinned , 3o ; lead pipe , OXc ; sheet iron N IS toJ4 . ' ) Husslu Iron 13o , S. to , $3.'J ( ; , ; Am Hns la pliuiislicd , A , lOJ o ; Am Kus4lu planished , H , O c : p.ilnted barb wire , $3.00 ; galvanized barb wir6 , W.73. IIOAIUIS. No. 1 com , s 1 s $18.00 I No. 3 com , sis $15.00 No. 2 coin , s 1 ? 10.50 | No. 1 com , s 1 s 13.50 Add CO cents per 1,000 for rough. FKNCINO. No. 1 , 4 and 0 in , 12 and 14 ft , rough.$00.00 No. 1 , " 10 ft , " . . . . SO.IK ) No. 2 , " 12 nnd 14 ft , " . . . .10.00 No. 2 , " 1(5 ( ft , " . . . . 17.00 sinixo. A , 12,11 & 10 ft.$2.U,9 I C , 12 , 14 & 1C ft.14.75 H , " " 10.75 I U , " " 11.75 Or.ll.IXI ) ANMl 1'AIITITIOX. 1st com , * { In white pine ceiling $33 00 2il " " " " 27.1K ) Clear ? < in Norway pine ceiling 15.50 2dcoru > In " " " 13.50 ri.oouixa. A C. in white pine f.34.00 H " " " ! 12.K ( ) ( j ' 20.00 1) " " " 21.00 13 " " " ( sol. fencing ) 1S.50 Six Inch drop siding 5o ( ) per 1,000 extra. STOl'K IIOVIUH. A , 12 in , s 1 s.$45.00 I C , 12 in , si s.Jlrt.OO H , 12 In , sis. . 30.00 | I ) , 12 in , sis. . . 22.00 No. 1 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 12 ft 20.50 o. 1 com , 12 in. s 1 s , II ft 20.00 S'o. 1 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 10 ft. . . . , 20.00 S'o. 1 com , 12 in , sis , 10 , IS and 20 ft. . 22.50 S'o. 2 com , 12 In , s 1 s , 10 , IS and 20 ft. . 10.45 \'o. 2com , 12 in , s 1 s , 12 ami 14 ft IS.50 S'o. 2 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 1C. ft IS.00 12 in grooved rooting $12 per M. more than 2 In stock boards same length. 10 in grooved roofing same price as 12 In lock boards. suit' I.AI- , So. 1 plain , 8 nnd 10 iu tlS.75 N'o. 2 plain , b and 10 in 17.00 No. 10. G. , Sin 10.23 FIN1MIINO. st and 2d , clear , 1. 1'in s 2 s $50 00 " " IMi'Jin , s 2s 50.00 Hi , clear , 1 in , s2s 45 00 " Itf , lK,2in 40.00 A , select , 1 in , s2s 3'J.OO A , " U4'lJ4,2in 43.00 U. " 1 in , s2s 20.00 Ii , " IJit \ } , 2 in 30.00 H , select , all 10 ft , $1 extra , t-oriiir.itx YELLOW nxis. Star4 In Mooring $10.50 st and 2d , clear , 4 In Mooring 21.50 : icar % in ceiling 10.50 Jtear .f in partition 23.DO Jlear in partlonftJ above % in ceiling Jlear llnish , 1 and I'f iu , s2s 2(1.00 ( Jlear finish , 1V nnd 3 In , s2s 20.00 Clear con ugated ceiling , 4 in 23.50 Clear yellow pine casing and base 25.00 I'OI'IAU I.VMlinH. : iear poplar bx bds , Ji in s 2 H $35.00 : lcar " " " Ji in panel , s 2 K. . 27.00 ; iear " " " cor'ga'td ccilingjjj 2S.OO lUTTKNS , Will , ! , TU1IIXO , rlCKUftf. O. G. Halts , 2'4 in $ 03 O. G. Halts , Ux3sls 30 3 in well tubing , . & M. and Hev 22.50 Pickets , U. & H. Hat 10.00 Pickets , U. & H. square 10.00 blllXUI.US , LATH. XX clear $ 3.10 IJxtra-A * 3.H5 * Standard 2.05 * AMI. U. & 13 2.35 Oin.cl 2.05 No. 1 1.40 Lath 2.S5 White Cedar , 0 in. , yt s. " " 0 In. qrs. 11 Sin. qrs 0' . ) " " 4 in round 14 fennosseo Ked Cedar , split 14 Split Oak OS I.I MB , ETC. Quincy white litno ( best ) , 88c ; Crystal ce ment , $1.40 ; hair , 30c ; plaster , $2.45 ; tar board. $1.03 ; sash , 50c pr ct. ; doors , 45c pr ct. ; biinus , SOc pr ct. ; mldgs , SOc prct. ; tarred felt , percwt. , 2.05 ; straw bd. , $1.53. Freight added to above. MABTEUS OP Til 13 The HhootiiiK Contests Which Avc to Take Place Soon. Orders will bo issued to-morrow calling for the attendance at the departmental rifle com petition at Uellovuo of one man from each company and two oftlcers from each regiment in the Department of the Platte. The com petition will commence on the Cth of next month. Ucsldcs these , there will be present four of the sixteen distinguished marksmen who are located in this department. These marksmen are so signalized from having been three times on department teams. At this competition the department team will no selected. This will go to San Antonio , Tox. , where , on August IS , the division contest will take place and whcro sixteen distin guished marksmen , four from each depart ment in tliis division , will compete , the most export being selected to compote later at Fort Niagara , whcro the army team will bo formed , tlio members composing the latter being tlio best shots found in the division teams of the country. I like my wife to use Poz/.onl's Com plexion Powder Iracnuso it improves her looks nml is as fragrant us violuts. Are the Best , IN TIIU is.SEXTl.\fj CU'.U.ITllM OK Durability , Evenness of Point , and Workmanship. B-unrles fftr trial of 13 illlTerent Mylcs by mall , on rcccli'tof ' 1O ci'iiln lu ntaiuiw. Ask lor card J < o. B. 1VISOH , BUKEM&N & CO , , "N , urk. I'lCNNYROVAI. WAFF.nS nro successfully usud montlily by mcr 1Q , ( 0 . vLodles. AroSafe , Kfftctualantl Pleasant ' > J ? 1 iiiTboxhynmll.orHtilriiKKlsts. Sealrtt * -Particular 2 postage stamps. Aildrona Tuc EUUKIU. CunuiciL Co. , DUTUOIT , Mica. 1 Hide and by mall bu Uoodtnan Co , , Omaha , A'eb , . u. i'Ai.Mtii. : N. r. itiniMAX. j. 11 ULANCIIAIID. PALMER , RICHMAN Jk CO. , Liye StocR Coininission Merchants. Ofllte llooniSIOpponltu Kirliangu Ilulldlin ; , l/nlou Huck Yards , ! -oulli Uiuiuia , J ib. M c C O Y BROS. . lire Slock Commission Merchants , Itnrkol fiinilntiod frt > on Kppllcallon , glofkcin nd fev..eri ( urntilied on BIKXI tfrms. Kefiri-iitei * Oum- Im Natlonnl llnnk mid r-outU OiimUn .Nulliilioi , Unluu fclock Vbrd > , South OniaJia. SO RM E R , W EST E RFIELD St. MALEY Lire stock1 Commission , [ loom 1 ! , Kicbanco llulldlnii. Union Block Vurdi , feuutli Oiunliu , Neb. ALEXAN DER & FITCH , Commision Dealers in Liye M , ? .ooru ! , Uppoilte Kicliau o llulldlin ; , Ucloa Stock \urd , foulh Om D , Nct ) ( ' UKJON STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha Limited , ' Agicuiuiriii , DealerinAgricultnrallinplemcuts.faEons . , lluuslM. Jmo Street. bottU'cuCtlmtu ! ebr k . LININCER& METCvNLF CO. , Agricultural Implements , WaEonsCarriages , llufiflci. Elc. Whok'tiilc. Onulia. Ncbrn > Vn. PAR LIN , ORENDORF & IVVARTIN , WlinloAAlo Dralrrn In Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies Kl , WO , W6 nml .V ? Joncn Blrrgl.Onnhit. P. pTlVlAST & "cO.i Mannfacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders , CultlTiMom. Hay lUkri , Cldtr Mllli nil I.ubnn 1'ul- verlif ri. Cor. llth and Miliulnn Mrccf. WINONA IM'pL'EMENT CO Wholrn1p Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies Cunirr Hlli flirt NUImlin Mroi-K , OMAHA nilANTII. J. F. St IBE LING & CO. , Akron , Olili ) . Haryesting Macliincry and Binder Twine , W. K. Mrnil , Mutineer. ISIIt.oaTonworlli M. , Uraahn. MOLlNE.MlLDURNc'TsTODDAHDCo .M niifHcUm r' ntidJobbcn In Wagons , Bugg'ej , Rates , Plows Etc , Oir. Clli nn t I'nilllc Htrooti , Omnhn.Ncb. ' WntorlolB. A HOSPE , Jr. , Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs , 1511 Duuk'lm Street , Oinnlm , Npbrarkn. _ Boots nnd Shoos. _ K1RKENDALL. JONES & CO. , ( tfuicernorn to IfiK ) , Jonr * A Co. ) Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes Atienti fur llii'ton Hulibrr Shoo O ) . llffii. Hut A. llui llunu'T M. . Oiunl.n. Nobraaku. _ W. V. MORSE CO. . Jolihers of Booh and Shoes , 1101 , 1103-lllii Dougl'i * St.Oiiintin Mnnu factory , Sum- nici vt. Hi mini. Coffooa , Splcos , Etc. _ _ _ CLARKE COFFEE CO. , Onialni ( Mtfce mill f plcu .Mill * . Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , Flavoring KxtriicU , I.numlry Illne. Inks. Klc. UK- lllfl HnrnBY Mrt'ot. Oniuha. ! SVlirnikH. Crockery andjQla8awn.ro. ' ' w. L''WRIGHT. Agent forlhn Manufacturers nml Importers of Glassware Lamps Chimneys Crockery , , , , Klc. OIBce. 31" H. 13lli ft. , Oiualm. NvIirtuVn. PERKINS , CATCH &LAUMAN. IniDurlum nnJ .Intiber * of CrccXery , Glassware , Laiius , Silverware Etc. 1M < Fnnmui Si. , Now 1'sxtnci Ilulhllng. Commloalon and Storngo. * " * " " RIDDELL Si RIDDELL. Storage anfl Coininission Merchants , * ? peclaltlr tliillcr. K fi.F . Oioi-'o. ro-iltry , ( inmu , 1112Howard Street. Omaha. CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. , Buccpssor to McSbatiu Jl Sclinjcdcr. ) Prote Commission and Cold Storage , Oniulia. Nebrnvka. FREDERICK J. FAIRBKASS. Wholc ale Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision Mere-hunt , Corre pondeme solicited. 1011 North Ifth Mrcct.dnnihli , .Nc'U. - CoolCoko _ and Llmo. O'MAHA COAL , COKET& LuvTE" Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal , 209 Bouth Mill Street , Omnlm , Nebratkn. J. J. JOHNSON & CO. . Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime , And shippers of Coal , Coke , Cement , Planter , I.lruc , Dntln Tile , and Cower IMpe. Office , 1'aiton llolul , Karntm SI. , Omaha , Neb. Tuleiihuuu 811. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . Shippers of Coal and Coke , 211 Foulh 1.1th St. . Omaha , Kcb. Ory coodsand Notlone Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 1102 and 1104 Douglas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha. Neb. KILPATR1CK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo Importers and Johte in Dry GoodsNotions , Cents' Kurnliblnu Ooodi. Corner llth and HaJner Ma.Oinnha , Nebraska. Furnlturo. DEWEY & STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Farnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska. CHARLES SH1VER1CK , Furniture Omaha , Nubriukn. _ Crooorloa. " PAXTON , GALLAGHER" . , Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions , 7tC.Ttrr.a3 : nnd TllB.lOth St. , Omaha , Neb , iM cC6 R D , BR A D'Y & "c 67. Wholesale Grocers , 1 th and LeaTonwortli Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. Hardware " " LEE"CLAHKl7ANbREEaEN"HAHL ; - WARE COMPANY. Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , Jlctuls , Phoet Iron , etc. Agents for Hone Sciilei * , Mlnml Powder und l.ynnin linilicd v.liv , Uinulm , Kebrasku. HIMEBAUGH i TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools and nulTalo Hcnlc . HOi l-truet , Omaha , NebntHVa. RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. . Wholesale Hardware , 10th and Harrier St . , Omaha , Neb. Western Agent lor Autlln rowder Co. , Jefferson ftuol Nalle , nVs btundaid .SrnK'i. MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO , Wholi-italu MnnufaclurcTj of Saddlery & Jihoers of Saddlery Hardwan Andl iuthor. 1H ! , Hft > nn I II'K ' Harucy Ht.OamLa , . " w. j. B"ROATCH , Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel , Bprlngs , Wanon Ktook , Hardware. Lumber , Utc. J'.V mid I all lUniojr Street , , Cap , Etc. "W T.'PARROTTE & CO. , " ' Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods 1107 UJriicj Etreiil. Omaha. Nob. Lumber. " " " * ' ' " * "vv"oMAHX'tCTivi BE'R co" . , All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesal litj glrn t aud Union I'aclflc Track , Ouiaba. LOUIS BlfADFORD , Dealer in Lumher , Lath , Lime , Sasli , Doors , Ktc. Tints-Corner Tin and [ > oivl ; Corel _ 9th am ) Doutlsi. " * " * "C. N. DIETZ , Dealer in All Kinds of Lumher , 1.UU and Cftlifornla Streets , Omaha , Netirailtt. FHED W. GRA'V' , Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc , Etc , L ii in bor. T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. . To Dealers Only , Ofllfo.lKa rarnam ftrcet. Omaha. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD7 Wholesale Lumber , Elc , ttulney Vfhllu Lnutf. CHAS. n. LEE Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpcta aud 1'argiipl Flooring Pth and i > in li > < 33HI3. * Nlllllnory nncl Notions. " " \ Importers & Jolliers in Millinery & Notions Illh Ovqrniln. CANFIELD Maniifaclnrers of Overalls , Jeans I'aut.s , ( < ! ilrts , Ktc. IlirJand 1101 IXmiilas Street , Unmnit. > vt > . Notfana. J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CCsT Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 4lfl ntiil 4nrHutlt UUli St. , Omaha. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils , Ail ( ircniip , Ktc. , Omalia. A. II Itlihop , Mnnnucft V1NYARD Si SCHNEIDER. Notions and Goal's ' Furnishing Goods , im > HnrnoTSIropl.Om hn. Office Flxturos. TllK S1MMO.NDS MANUl'ACTUltt.Na CO. liinulucttirors of Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures , Mnntti'i. MilotionrK Hook C ii" . Drue KUUiri'i.Wall Cn i" , I'nitltmns , ItKllliicn.CouiiU'rt. llvvrniKl Wlno Cuolor * , Mirror * , otc 1 nclory iut1 ol'tr1 , ITJUiiuil ItiU boulli lotk Stniiiluv. ) Tuluiiluino 1U4. Paints nntl Oils. CUMMINaS & NEILSON. Wliulu nlo I > ciuer9 In Paints , Oils , Window Gin , Etc , IIIK.nrmm troet. Oinnlm , Nob. Pnpor. CARPENTER PAPER CO. . Wholesale Paper Dealers , ( 'nrry A nice Hock of Printing , Wrapping nnj Wrltlnt l'B sr. biiuclHl Hlicullon ulvi'u 10 cur load orUer > . * Boxos. _ JOHN L.WILKIE. Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory. Noi. 111 * nnd 131'J Douxlas St. , Unmha , Neb. _ Printers' Materials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION , Auxiliary Publishers , Dv ! crs In Type , I're'sps nnd TrlntPrs' Fuppllcii. (03 Soutli ISthfctrcct.Oiuiiha. ' Rubber Goods. RUBBER CO. , I Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Good's 911 Clothing mul U'atlicr Ilcltlng. lUOSKiiiimm BU ti SJSh , Doors , Etc. j' ' " M. A. DISBROV ( CO. , Wholesale Manur teturer * of Sasli Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , tlrancli OCk'c , I''lli nml ItnrJ Streets , OaiuliB , Nub. Manufacturers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds/ V uMln .HIiilrWork nnil Interior llnnl Woo I Flif iu. N. Ii. Corner Mil unit I.i.nvrmvurlu MruuU , , Ouiaua. 'eb. I Fittings , Pumpe , Etc A.T. . STRANG CO. , Pnmns , Fines and Engines , 3'c'"n' - Etc CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. , Wliolesalc Pumps , Pipe , Fillings , Jteam nn.l Wntor Supplies. Tlpailnuartert forJ KooBt A Co' K'i'MB. ' 1111 1 nrniiMi M.Oinahu. U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO.- SteamaniWater Supplies , [ Inlllday Wind Mllln. DlBnnd'.alFnrnKin St. , Omab * . ( i. F. Hoes , ActlnK MnniiKur. BROWNELL & , CO. , Engines , Boilers and General Machinery Snoot Iron Work Ptonm Piimp' , Pnw MIK . 1713-121J I 'fivnnnnrlli Mroi-l , Ornnbn. Tr Sooda. PHIL. STIMMEL & CO. , Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Oil nml I'U.lones Htrctt , OninUn. r ) Btorago. Forwarding & CommlaAlon' ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. , Storage , Forwarding and Commission , lir nrli UoiiKOdf Ihe llcimi.r llnaer Co. lliiL'Rlpn al liulesulu Mini rt'lutl. 1 > l 1.110 lui.I 1.11 U rd jjlruut , I Ooiuha. Tclepbono No. ioJ. _ " Smoke Stocks , Dolloro , Etc. i. H. K. SAWYER , Manufacturing Dealer in SmoKe Stacte Ilrltchlnua , Tunk < niul ( Irnonii Holler ItopalrluK. 131& ! UMK' | Htre < 't. Onmliti. N b x STORZ & ILER. Lager Beer Brewers , IMl Ncttli Kl'tlitooulli Street , Onrnhn , Kcb. Cornlco. EAGLE CORN'ICE WORKS , Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice , John Jljicncter. l'ri > | irli > lnr. i 0 Duil KlUnJlOj Surtli Will Irout , DniHliu. Iron Works. ' STKAIvl BOiLER WORKS , , Cnrter [ i H > n , l'i \i \ H. Aljiinfiicturt'in of ill I kind ) Steam Boilers , Tns \ and Sliest Iron VforK Works f-outli 11)111 ) und II. \ M. Crossliur. fa FAXToTTft Vtlllll.tNU 1IION VOIUCB. f VrongM and Cast Iron Building Mr- KnulnosIlra < H Work Uoucral I'oumlry , Muolilno nn4 lllucksiultli Wurk O.IHunnd . Woiks , U. r. Uy. I und IVtli btri'ut , Uuinlni , OMA'HA WIRE & IRON WORKS , Manufacturers of Y/ire / and Iron Railings Desk Kills , Wln'lnw ( luaitls , n finer hUn.U , Wlr fclKiis , Kl' in Kortli Ktli fltrect , Onulit. \ "OrvTA"HA SAFE and IRON Wolfks , Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes * CtultJ , Jail Work , Iron nn < \ Vflra I'unclcij. Plgns. 1110 , U. Andrccn. 1'rou'r Cor. lull anJ Jitcksou fits. CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE WORK $ Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards and Screens , for banks , mil n . iorc . residences , otc. Improrud AtnlnK * . locksmith Miahlnorjr and > Illackriulth Work * . 4WMJiiUi lull bt. / ; MEAGHER lc LEACH. Fire and'Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locis , General AfC'nts lc ' Dlobotd Safe A J/ek ) Co.'s t , Vaults uud Jull Work , 1111 rniam * .Street , Omtha. lial latlslacllon In tht i To'ti'utTS. ' l cure ol aonqrrbxa s.id l.V.'falitsuA.1 * alcft-T r' frlbell nd Itel salt In recommend- . . , hie It In Ml iuffer r . .t i . Inu Cbiolet ! Oo. Dieitir , III. pnjcr.,81.00. 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