Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 1 TUESDAY , JULY 17 * 188&
THE SPECULATIVE MARKET !
Strong Bullish Influences Felt In tl :
Wheat Pit.
CORN SPECULATION DRAGGINC
OntH Also Itulo Hcnvy Despite n Ijnri
Decrease In tlio Visible 1'rovl-
slung Btronc Cntllo Lower
Active.
CHICAGO puoouoia MARKET.
CIMCUIO , July 10. [ Special Tclcpratn
i'np. HEK.JTho great feature of the murk
to-dny was tlm bullish foreign IIRWB. Cabl
cnmo In strong from every Important K
gllsh ntul continental marltct , nnd cvcryboi
had tliem direct or reflected. St. Lot
opened % c tip , New York J c , nnd Clilcn
? 4@U c , December showing the g'rcaU
strength nt the beginning. Foreigners ha
been covering extensively in this nnd oth
American markets for n week , ntul th
Bccin to bo going llio other way to n great c
tent. Purchases for foreign accou
arc becoming quite general , und for lar
line * In many Instances. The alarm that
beginning to be felt abroad is not for the I
mediate present , but for the future. Thus
occurs that while an export demand of me
crate propottlotis Is taking some wheat o
of the country day by day twenty loa
being taken In New York to-day the bu
of foreign buying IB for later months. The
was more export buying to-day than 1
weeks. However , weather abroad
still unsettled und backward , nnd an advati
in wheat in all positions is not
in the market cables. The doflclen
In the French crop Is being confirmed cent
unlly nnd the erop outlook in Europe
worse than nt any time. Incessant rains o
threatening crops everywhere across t
water. The domestic situation Is not wes
The condition of the growing erop of spri
wheat has not Improved , while the harvo
ing of winter wheat continues backward.
lending St. Louis commlsHiun house wril
ns follows of the situation there : "Tho to
receipts of wheat In this market for tl
week were 225,000 bushels. The sal
week last year the receipts w (
000,000 bushels. This of course
nccountcd for by the fact that the seas
is fully two weeks behind last year and v
weather ha * also prevented the free moi
nicnt of the crop. After a careful itwestli
tion wo find that the sack houses which le :
sacks to send Into the country to bring win
into market have up to the present time f.
ntshcd less than one-half the number
sacks that they had furnished up to the sni
time last year. Wo also aseerti
fromnil buyers and comm
sion houses who bring cash wh <
into the market that they have not bougl
up to the present time ono-flftu of t
amount of wheat to arrive that they h
bought up to the same time last year , a
this also extends Into the purchase of win
for August nnd September shipment ,
that the outlook Is tlmt the movement
wheat will not como anywhere near t
movement of last year , running up to t
Middle of September or the first of October
First sales of August and S (
tombcr In this market to-d
were ut 80e , December beiug quoted at 81
August advanced to SQ'Xo , September
SOJic and December to 83Kc. Later , in By :
pathy with corn , the market worked oft } $
% c , but rcco\cred subsequently and avi
nged steady at within 'fo of the top most
the session , Scalpers were playing foi
strong reaction , but the buying was of n su
stantlul character and speculative olTerin
were readily absorbed. Hutchmson was
free nnd open seller principally for Septe :
bor , but his attack made no impression
the market except , to cheek the advancii
tendency to some'extent. .
Corn opened steady at n small ndvan
over Saturday , August sclllnir nt 47 c , Se
tembcr nt 47c nnd October at 40
August sold up to 47Kct September to 47 ?
and October to 4 Kc. The market tlr
turned down and the price of August we
to 40Jfc , September to 40 > c ana October
4 < > 3 c. A moderate shipping inquiry Is i
ported for domestic nnd foreign account b
receipts promise to be heavy 370 cars for f
morrow und the liquidation is still going (
in the speculative market. T :
tone of the market , therefoi
ntlll continues heavy , though many
the most conservative houses on change n
predicting nn improvement in the state
trade. The closing range shows a smi
shrinkage on the day.
The decrease In the visible supply of oa
was nearly n million bushels. Hut while tl
opening of this market was a trifle flrmo
there was little or no strength worthy
note nt nny time , nnd the liberal decrease
the supply caused scarcely n ripple of intc
cst , although It was slightly greater than e
pectcd , and was olTset by early unticlpat
arrivals of n now crop , which will bog
to como forward lively in n few daj
The recent cold weather cxerti
no appreciable change In values and tradli
Boon settled into a quiet and practical
steady channel with fluctuations coniim
within narrow limits. July opened } fc high
than Saturday afternoon ut Ulo und soon so
off to about that day's closing llgures.with tl
next month Belling about KO either way fro
25 f o and September at 23 # o early anil off
85o. Interest in futures was lagrgcly in the
two months , although there was some Inquii
for selling May. In store lots were qui
around ale for No. 3. Cash oats general
Bold by samplo.
At the morning provision call sales we :
made of 67ri bbls of 1'ork. 1OCO tleres of lai
nnd KiO.OOO Ibs of short ribs. The strcngi
shown in the general product tr.ido at tl
close of last week was more fully dovoloue
No great amount of activity was exhlbite
yet a fair business was transacted und a bu
Ish tendency characterized the move-men
Higher prices were easily established , nn
based on Saturday's closings , pork resti
nt an appreciation of 22K'J5c ( , lard of 10
12 0 aim short ribs of li : ) @ 15o.
CHICAGO lavE srooii.
CHICAGO , July K ! . [ Special Telegram
Tun BBC. I CATTLE Trade was slow at tl
opening ami prices were 10@lCo lower on i
grades of fat cattle with no exocptio
Some sulcKinon , however , fancied that real
prime cnttlo were about the same as (
Friday. Texans nnd common natives we :
also about the same on Frida ,
Native butchers' stock , especial
good cows , were steady as compared wil
last week. Caunlng cows and bulls wo :
slow ana weak. There was nothing no
in the sleeker and feeder trad
Veal calves sold the same i
last week. Choice to extra beeves , 1450
lliOO Ibs , fo.OOC.itl.'fi ; medium to iropd stcc ;
| 650 ta 1500 Ibs , fT > . U < n5.SX | ; 1200 to litSO Ih
Q. X5.25 ; fl : > 0 to 1200 Ibs , W.OtXcZI.CO ; stoc
jrsnml feeders quiet ut 3.3T > ( U'3.S ( ) : cow
bulls and mixed , strong at $1,75@1.23 ! ; bul !
* ) . 5 ( < } 2.lO ; slot ) fed steers , $ o.25 ( < | 5.T
Texas cuttle active nnd firm ; steers. 160
10.V ) Ibs , O-fWiROO : 7M to WXlbsf-i.W@i.4i :
COO to TIKI Ibs , W.tO@-J.85 ; cows , $1.760 .50.
Hooi Business was active with dow
turn of about a tiloklo on heavy , nnd steai
on light , Hout selected heavy made fo.OOCJ
6.fB , nnd best mixed , $5.SO@Y&5 , with plal
nnd common mixed at J5.C5Q3.75 ; ligl
sorts , W.83QWK ) .
FINANCIAL.
NEW YOHK , July 10. [ Special Tel
gram to THE UEK. ] STOCK8 Although thei
nro more bulls in Wall street than u wee
ueo a good ninny who got in when price
wcro at the bottom curly in Juno have take
their profits nnd are waiting for a reaction I
cot In again. The impression prevails I
many placus that the market has had Its ni
vance , which on nn average has been nboi
ns great ns all the former movenvnte I
years past. St Paul has advanced 10 point :
which the bears claim is as much as the si
uatlon warrants. It was asserted by partff
claiming lusido information tlmt St. Pat
lost $1,100,000 net in the first three months <
this year , and for six months will aegrega !
12,000,000. There wa free realizing in the
o
stock ljuttbo price only dropped } { nnd the
rallied 3 . The opening was active , bt
most of the list was unchanged from S.itu
day's figures. Early trading was foVorii
and somewhat irregular , though the genet
tendency nt first wits upward nnd ndvanci
In some stocks were made ranging up to
per cent , Hock Island und Missouri Pacli
showing most strength. The linprovh
tendency soon disappeared , however , nt
the list retired below opening figures , thouj
net losses wcro confined to small fractioi
except In Hurilngton , which displayed
marked weakness and declined 1 % per cer
There was less activity toward U o'clock at
the market was generally weak at about tl
lowest prices. About noon the market b
came Irregular and Oregon Improvement a
vanccd K and Wheeling & Lake Erie IJf.
Uovr.iiXMtJNTs Uovernmant bonds wet
dull but steady ,
IFSTfcltUAY'S QUOTATIONS.
U.H.4n regular. . . . 127U Northern Pacific. . . 2.1
II. H. Isconpons..12714 doproterretl K
u , " . < ! > " ! ' " ' < ! ! ! ! ? C. ftN. W l i
U. 8. 4 > SHcotlpons.ll)7s ) do profcrrrd , 141
I'acillc Un nf'U' l9 N.V. Central W
Central I'nctllc ! K'J P..D.&K 31
Chicago & Alton..Kit UocklBlnml 1CX1
ClilciiKollurlln ton C. . M. &Ht. I' 7 (
& Qulncy nr , do preferred in ;
I ) . . L.4W I.MIJ St. I'liul & Onmlia. . .15
Illinois Central.,117(4 ( iloprefirrctl 101
i..n. iw : : nit Union I'acillc K
Kuii'iis &Tuxas. . . I.Tj W..St.L. & ! ' 15
Lake Shore- , mjj do preferred " (
Michigan Centrnl. W Western Union It
Missouri I'acillc . . . "UJJ
MO.VBY ON CALL Kasy at. l(3 ( > IKperccr
last loans , closed ofTercd 1 | xr cunt.
PltlMB MCIICANTILB 1'AI'UK 4@CK P
rent ,
ILINO EXCIIANIII : Dull but steady
for sixty day billsI.8SK fordctnan
1'llOUUCK MAIIKKTS.
CIIICAOO. July 10. Wheat Shade Hrrnc
cash nnd July , 81o ; August , S0 , ' c.
Corn Eiisyand lower ; cuahund July.40 ? <
August , 4(115-lOc. (
Oats Steady ; cash and July , 30o : Au
llvo August , 4Sc.
llarloy , liux and timothy nominal ; cas
Flnx-SUO.
1'rirno Timothy No trading.
Whisky $1.20.
Pork Lower ; cash. July and Augui
$13.15 ; September , $13.20.
Lurd l'Mnncash ; und July , 13.30 ; Atigui
Flour Quiet nnd unchanged.
Bulk Meats Shoulders $ ( iS@G.I ! ) > 2K ; she
clear , ? S.K8.15 ) ; short ribs , $7.t7.70. !
Htitter Steady ; creamery , 15K@W
dairy , 13K6l7c. ?
Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars , SJ
8Kc ; full cream flats , 8 @i > Kc : ; .voui
Americas , SJf ' .lc ; skims , good , f.X@IJ
skims , Hat. 4K@3c.
Eggs Firm atllgl5c. (
Hides Uiicliungcd ; green salted calf , 4
@ 5o ; heavy green saltcd,5Kii59 ojllghtgrci
pultcd. % @ ( ! ; salted bull , S' o ; dry flln
So , dry calf , 80 ; deacons , 2U@-5c each ; di
salted , 6@Tc.
Tallow Easier ; No. 1 , solid packc
3Jfo ; No. 2 , 8c , and cake , 4c per lu.
Receipts. Shipment
Flour , bbls 13,000 10,0
Wheatbu M.IKX ) 21,1
Corn , bu 110,000 411.C
Oats , bu 109,000 129,0
Hye , bu 2C
llurley , bu 1,1100 1,0
Now Vork , July 10. Wheat Rcccinl
07,000 ; exports , 3.3,500 ; options stronger in
closed j < j@ c under best ; cash le hlghe
ungraded red , 87@-'c ! ) ; No. 2 red , WIJ
S9KC in elevator ; DOJfo delivered , 00@UU
f. o. b. ; August closing nt k9c.
Corn Receipts , 70,000 ; exports , 18,2.5
cash , firm ; options closed weak ; unprade
M@.5c ; No. 2 , 64Ki5" ( ! > c delivered ; AUKU
closing ut 5-Ic.
Oats Uecolpts , 48,300 : exports , non
higher ; mlxed'westcni ' , 34@3So ; white wes
crn , 4JQ-Sc. )
Coffee Spot , fair ; nio.flrm at $11 53 ; o
tions quiet , closing steady ; sales , 31r.OO bag
July , $ ll.455ll.r,0 : August , S10.40@10.5
Scptambcr , fy.iiW'l.95. ! !
Petroleum Uiilted closed weak nt 81c.
Eirgs AVcak and unsettled ; western , 1C
Porn Steady ; mess , $13.75@1I.OO for oh
14.7p@15.00 for new.
Lard Higher but quiet > western stear
spot , $8.50.
lluttor Firm on faney grades ; wester
Cheese Firm but quiet ; Ohio Hat , 7i
8t.lioutM.July 10. Wheat Higher ; cas
e August , 79c.
orn Lower ; cash , 45S45) c ; Augus
-
Oats Firm ; cash , 32U@33c ,
Pork Quiet ut $14.25.
Lard Dull at S7.75.
Whisky J1.14.
Hutter Firm , good demand ; creamery , :
< a > 19cj dairy , 18@15e.
Kiinsns City , July 16. Wheat Qulc
No. 2 red , cash , OSJi'c bid. C9c asked ; A' '
gust , 07K ° bid , O'Jo asked ; No. 2 soft , casl
OCc bid , Glltfo asked ; August. 09e bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 cash , 41o bid , 4 !
asked ; August , 40 ! f o bid , 42e asked.
Oats No. 2 August , 20jjfc bid , 27o askci
New Orleans , July 10. Corn Irregi
lar ; mixeil , CO@G2e ; yellow , 62o ; white , G5
Oats Excited and higher ; No. 2 , 43 } c o
fered.
Cornmeal Steady at ? 3.85.
Hog Products Scarce and firm ; porl
f 14.isn $ ; ) aru , J7.75.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , $0.50 ; long cles
and clear ribs , $7.)0. ! )
Milwaukee , July 10. Wheat Quici
cash , 78 } < e ; Aucust , 7ti ; ; September , 77X
Corn-Dull ; No. , 40e.
Oats In fair request ; No , 2 white , 35Ji ; <
liarley- Quiet ; No. 2 , 585 c.
Uvo-No/1 , Wlu.
Provisions Stronger ; pork , cash and Jul ;
3 < j *
Lard $3.07.
Clnclunutl , July 10. Whisky steady i
$1.14.
MinnenpollR.July 10. Wheat Receipt
for two days , ! 151 ears ; shipments , 52 cars
market dull. Closing : No. 1 hard , Jul' '
bO fo ; August , Sljfc ; on truck , S3o ; No.
northern , July , lOJ o : August , bO/o ; o
track , SK-lSl'tfc ' ; No. 3 northern. July nn
August , 7ti'e ; on track , 70@i'.l } c.
Flour Unchanged ; patents to ship in sack :
$4.50.
Iitvci-pool , July 10. Wheat Quiet an
unchanged ; California , No.l , Os 7Ud@Os8
per cental ; red western , winter , Us uKdriu
7 } d per cental.
Corn Dull and unchanged ; now inixcc
western , 4s 'J ) d per cental.
LIVE STOOIi.
Chicago. July 10. The Drovers' Journa
reports us follows :
Cattle Receipts , 11,003 ; shipments , S.OOf
market was steady to lower ; beeves , fl.l
( HU.2.V 8tockcrsaimfei1dcrsti.'Jl@i.SO : ; cowi
bulls and mixed , ft. ; 533.23 ; Texas cattlt
fl.64.00. ' !
ilogs Uecolpts , 20,000 ; market opene
5c lower and closed strong ; mixed , $5.55 (
5.85 ; heavy , 5.iHH35.05 : light , tV&5@5.)0. { )
Shci'iv-Recelpts , 5,01X1 ; market was activ
and steady ; natives , l.7n ( 5.UU : western !
SI.50Q4.10 ; Texaus , * 3.50 , < i4.CO ; lambs , $3.C
CiO.60 per 100 Ibs.
Nntltinnl Stock Yuriln , Kast 81
Ijouls , July 30. Cattle Receipts , 3,200
shipments , 700 ; market steady ; cholc
licnvy native Bteers , M.10@5.bt ) : fair to goo
natlvo steers , $4.40(35.25 ( ; butchers' steen
S3.0iit4.50 ! ( ; stockers and feeders. f2.20@'J 00
rangers , f..JlOJ ? I 50.
Hogs Receipts. 1,700 ; shipments , 000
market steady ; choice heavy and butchers
selections , | 5.80 < gf .0i ) ; packing , * 5.05@5.bU
light grades , fT U'@V < 5.
KniiHnH Ottv. July 111. Cattle Receipts
5.500 ; shipments , 3,000 ; shipping steers rxj
lOo lower ; common to choice corn-fed , f 1.5
( < ? 5.50 ; stockcrs and feeding steers , fl.SOrt
8.73 ; grass range steers , J.OO@3.70 ; cows
$1.CO@3 00.
Hogs ReooipU , 1,400 ; shipments , none
market Bo higher ; common to choice , I5.li
Q5.03 ; skips and pl 8 , H.GOQS.OO.
OMAHA LIVE STOOII.
Cuttle.
Monday , July 10,1SSS ,
The market was slow and fully 10 cent !
lower on the very best loads offered. East
crn maikcts wore not such as to encouragi
shippers ( n purchasing and as a result th <
market was slow Und weak , with local buyer
the principal purchasers.
Hog * .
Although the receipts were Hgh buyer
did not take he-Id very freely , consequent
trading was slow , Prices ruled general
about steady throughout the Uuy ,
No fresh receipts to-day.
Uccelpu.
Cattle . ; . „ . iR
Hog * . at >
bhcep . Non
Prevnlliiitf I'rloo * .
Thefollowlnn H n table of prlco * paid I
this tnnrKet for the gradoa of stock mci
tioned.
Prime steers , 1300 to ir > 001bs."i.40 W5.75
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. 4.50 (385.40 (
Futllttlo steers , 800 to 1030 Ibs. 4.00 54.73
Common to good cows . 2.00 ( S..OO
Choice to fancy eows . 2.50 ( jii.'JA :
Common to choice bulls . 2.23 r 3.00
Fair to cnoico light hogs . 5.45 ( it3.iO (
Fair to choice heavy hogs . 5.50 f 3.f 5
Fuirto cnolcu mixed IIOKS . 5.43 @ 3.05
itoprcdctitativo Sale * .
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
1 heifer . 050 fl.2S
1 heifer . GCO 1.50
23 heifers . 719 2.00
Icow . 1,100 2.60
13 cows . IH)7 2.73
Icow . 9M ) 2.7.
18 cows . WO 2.93
152 hay-fed westerns . 1,212 4.4
22stcers , grassers . 1,01S 4.1W
13 steers . ini 4.1)0 )
1 corn-fed steer . 1,370 5.25
157 corn-fed steers , IJay state. 1,321 5.30
74 corn-fed steers . 1,3(54 ( 5.50
lions.
Packers Purclmscs.
Showing the number of hogs bought by tl
leading buyers on to-day's market :
G. H. Hammond & Co" . 2
OmnhaP. Co 1,1
Armour C P Co 2,1
Gibbsfc White 2
A. Spring 1
G. B. Nelson & Co 3
H. S. Morris
Harper & 1) ) 1
Highest and Lowest.
The following are the highest and lowe
prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hoi
on tills market during the past few days , nr
for the corresponding period In 18S7 and 1SS
I j'nnetm \
4 00
4 IX )
4 10
3 K
4 40 ( $4
4 M CCI & >
4 65 < Tf,4 75
4 45 C/il fiO
4 : i > © 4 5
4 75 ® 5 00 4 S5 < ft4 45
® 5 CO Sunday. 4 IK © 4 50
4U fefi If 4 7ri ( T4.-1 HO Sunday.
5 40 © : > t0 ! 4 80 < itf 05 4 45 dU CO
0 45 ® 5 (10 ( 4 Pu fiU 10 4 f U ( iDl ( .7 >
5 5J ® j 70 4 85 © .I 15 4 5'J (0)4 ) Ki
Ijivc Stock Notes.
Stags slow but bteady.
Cattle lOe lower nnd dull.
A. W. Ucahm , of Cortland , was hero to-dt
with stock.
A number of loads of corn-fed westei
steers soU to-day.
W. Y. Adams of Long Island , Kan. , was c
the market with n shipment.
J. Klostcrman , of David City , Neb. , wi
among the shippers here to-day.
A. J. Worthington came up from Re
Cloud , Nob. , with n shipment of hogs.
J. Frederick of Gibbon was one of tl
prominent shippers hero this morning.
Arthur Perry , of Wnhoo , a regular shippi
came in to-day with a shipment of cattle.
S. H. Qulnn , of Essex , Kan. , is here wit
a view of locating in the butcher -business.
J. R. Allison , of Hada & Allison , Silv <
City , la. , marketed four loads of hogs nt tl ;
top price , $5.05.
J. P. Uaker , of the firm of Beer & Bake
of Gibbon , Neb , , was hero to-day with fov
loads of cattle.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
Protluoo , Fruits , Etc.
Monday , July 10,18S8
BUTTP.U Fancy creamery roll butter , 20 (
21c ; solid packed ut 15a)10c ( ) ; cboico countr
butter , 13(0,140 ( ; common grades , ll@12c.
Eaas Strictly fresh , 13@14c.
CiiEuitins Per case of 10 Ibs , $1.75@2.0 (
Southern cherries $1.25 per drawer of 1
quarts.
liLACKURititiGs $3.00@3.25 per case.
BLACK ItAsniKitiiiKs f3.23 3.50 per case
red raspberries , $4.00 per case.
CIIEESK Full cream , ISJ o.
POTATOES New , $2.00@2.25 ; $1.00 pc
bushel for California ; OOc for home grown.
POUI.TIIV No drcs cd fowl In the market
live chickens. $3aO@3.75 per doz ; sorini
chickens , $3.00@3.5U.
STIHXO UUANS $1.00 per bu.
TOM VTOEI Per eruto , OJc@-Jl.00.
TuitNii-3 2o30oT'erlJu. '
WATnitMi-.LONs ? 15.00@r > .00 per 100.
PKUIS California , $3.tMIa3.5 ( ( ) per box.
PKAOIIES California , $2.00Q2.25 per box.
PLUMS ? 2.X2.25 ( ) per box.
BANANAS Common , 51.50@2.25 per bunch
choice , ? 2.50 ( < ? 3.50.
Grocm-H Ijlst.
inulatcd , 79 @ 7 ; < i
extra C , 0 < i > 0 % (
v n , . ' W w , t ) ( f 0 iC ; Cub 1UU13 , OU
8Mo ; iKJwdercd , StgS c.
1 * COFFEE / ; * I 1. , . , t. Ordinary n < O/TM ft I. eranes . . . _ , . . I0@17c . : fait
o ; neror ava , ( o ; oca. 23S30o ( '
Arbucklos roasted , 111 if o ; McLauL'h'liu'
XXXX , 19'fo ; Dllworth's , 19c ; Red Cross
We : Alaroma , 19 c ; Gorman , lUJfo ; Lion
WoonuswAUB Two-hoop pails , per doz.
* 1.40 ; three-hoop pails , 1.05 ; No. 1 tub
$7.00 ; No. 2 tub , W.K ( ) ; No. 3 tubs , $5.00
washboards , electric , $1.50 ; faucv Northern
Queen washboards , $2.75 ; assorted bowls
liMS5 0',1..01"1 181 * 'J > 50i Noa "hums
fS.50 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , * 1 70'
spruce , In nests , 70o nor nest.
CANNKD uoons Oysters , No. 2 Standard ,
per case , $3.20@3.30 ; strawberries , 2 Ibs. poi
case. J2.30@2.40 : raspberries , 2 Ibs. , pei
case , $2.30 ( < s2.40 ; California pears , per case
? 1.0pCo4.7d ! : apricots , per case , $ 1.20 © 1 30 :
Ualifornia peaches , per case , $3.50(35.00 ; Gal
ifornia white cherries , per case. $3.80 ( 0.00 !
California plums , per case , * I.GO)4.70No. ) ; ' .
blueberries , 2 Ibs , per case , * 1.90300 :
Pine apples , 2 ib. per case , $3.25(3 (
imi > 8al.mon ! l'Cr ' < l ° z. , $1.85 (
k Jn Foosolc ; 1' > ies , per case , .3.l (
@ 3.80 ; 3 Ib , strung beans , per case , $1.75@
l.bd ; 2 Ib. marrow fat peas , 2.50 ( < | 2.CO ; 2 Ib
SoliVrt , lJnoJ > ? as' f 3.0002.75 ; 3 Ib. tomatoes
f2.23@2,40 ; 2 Ib. com , $2.20(32.40. (
LKMOSS ? 7.00S.50 per ease.
OiuMOEs Mi'sslnas. | 0.50 7 per box ;
tlodi , f7.50@f3per box , f I@f4.53 per halt
DOX (
CAULIW.OWEU Good stock , $1.00@1.23 pei
CABiuats Homo grown , $3,50 per 100.
Al-l'LEs 3.00@4.00 per bbl.
Cinuii Choice Minnignn elder. $4.50(20.50
per bbl. of 33 gal * California pear cider , $15.01
icr bbi.
ONioss-Nativo stock , $1.25@.60 | ; Califor
nia onions , 2o per Ib.
Porcuii K Choice rice corn Isquotud ul Su ?
leper Ib.- ; other kinds 2 > C 3c pur Ib.
CiunoTS Now stock. lOc jwr doz.
.
HOSEV l& § io for 1 Ib. frames ; canned
aonoy , 10@12o per Ib.
TODACCO PLUG Lorillard's Climax , 45o ;
Splendid , 45o ; Mechanic' * Delight , o
S.-- .
TOBACCO SMOKISO Cntlln'sMecrschaur
3lc ; Cntlln'8 Old Style , 23u ; Sweet Tip To ]
itto ; U. N. O. , 17c ; HedVhlto nnd Blu
ISo JKLLIES 30-lb palls , $1.251.CO.
SALT Per bbl In carload U > ts , $1.30.
-Seven-sixteenths , ( iUQjl > * { c.
CANIIT Mixed , 9@11c ? stick , O OKc.
PICKLES Medium , In bbls , W.OU ; do In ha
bbls , $3,50 ; small , In bbls , $7.00 ; do In ha
bbls , $4.00 ; gherkin * , lu bbls , $3.00 ; do I
half bbls , $4.f > 0.
HOLLAND HmmiNos OS@7Cc per keg.
MAPLH SUOAII Bricks 12Ko per Ib. ; pent
cakes , 13@14o per Ib. ; pure tnaplo syrupl. !
per gal.
BitooMS Extra , 4-tlo , $2.00 ; parlor , 8-tl
painted handles , $2.25 ; No. 1. $2.00 ; No.
$1.95 ; heavy stable broms$4.00.
STAUCII Mirror gloss , fijfc ; Graves' con
OKc ; Oswego gloss. 7c ; Oswego corn. 7c.
TEAS Japans , 20j ( 55c ; Gunpowder , 20
COc ; Young Hyson , 22y$55c ; Oolong. 20@50
POWDEII AND SHOT Shot , $1.80 ; bucksho
$1.55 ; Hazard powder , kegs , $5.00t half hog
$2.75 ; one-fourths. $1.60 ; blasting kegs , $2.3
fiii > s , 100 ft. , 4 fHi ! f
UKFINKD LIAKD Tierce , 7J < c ; 40-lb squa
caus , 7Xc ; 50-lb round , 80 ; 2 < Mb round , 8V
10-lb pnfls , 8o ; 5-lb palls , 8Ko ; 3-lb pull
PIIOVISIOXS Hams , ll@tl > a ; breakfa
bacon , 10Jl@10)c ; bacon sides , 9 ( < 9Ke : di
salt , 8 , ( < S > a'c ; shoulders , 7 i@Sc ; drii
beef , SJ llc.
Diunn FituiT Apples , bbls. , new , ljt
evai > orated , 85fi9o ; blackberries , ovtii
rated , 9K@9 % ; pitted cherries , 20@21
peaches , SaltLako s.evaporated , HX < &K
peeled poaches , 28fe29c ; evaporaU
inparcd , lG@17c ; now currants , 7@7J
prunes , 45f@5c ; citron , 23(7t'24e ( ' ; raisins , Ci
ifornia , London layers , $ J.50i2.GO ( ; Ca
fornla loose muscatels , $1.70@l.bO ; now V
Icncla , 7J @ 7Jf.
CUACIUCIIX , CAuns , ETC. Prices subject
change. Soda , 5o ; ( city goods ) , 7e ; so <
snowilako ( in tins ) , lUc ; soda candy , 5V
soda wafers ( in tins ) lOc ; soda zephyrs , 5
city ojstcrOJ < c ; excelsior , 7c ; farina oystc
7e ; gem oyster , 5o ; monitor , 7e ; Omal
oyster , 7c ; pearl oyster , 5c ; picnic , 6e ; snoi
drop cyster , 7e ; butter , 6e ; Boston , 8
Omaha butter , 7e ; sawtooth butter , OJf
crackoi meal , 5iic } ; graham , 8c ; graha
wafers , lOc ; graham wafers in pound pac
ages , 12) o ; hard bread , 5c ; milk , 7 e ; o
mcnl. 8e ; oat meal wafers , lOc ; oat meal w
fersiu pound packages , 12 > c ; animals , 12
Bollver ginger ( round ) , 7e ; cream , 80 ; Cor
hill , lOc ; cracknells , lOc ; frosted cream , 8J
ginger snaps , So ; ginger snaps ( city ) , y. .
home made ginger snaps , in boxes , 13c : lion
made ginger snaps , ( l-lu cans ) per uoc
W.50 ; lemon creams. 8c ; pretzels ( hat
inane ) , llK i assorted cakes nnd Jumble
llj e ; assorted lingers , 15c ; afternoon t <
( in tins ) , per box , $7.00 ; banana fingers , 14
butter Jumbles. HKc ; Brunswick , 15
brandy snaps , 15o ; chocolate drops ( now
lOe : chocolate wafers , 15e ; Christmas luuc
( in tins ) per dozen , $4.50 : cocoa taffy snap
14e ; coffee cake , 12c ; Cuba Jumbles , ll1
cream puffs , 30o ; egg jumbles , llj c ; gtngi
ilrops , He ; honey jumbles , ll > < e ; Jelly tl
gers , 15o ; Jelly wafers , 15e ; Jellvtart ( new
15e ; lady lingers , 13o ; vanilla bar , I4e ; vi
nillawafcis , 14c ; Vienna wafers , t doze
packages in a box , per dozen , $3.50.
All goods packed in cans le per Ib advanc
except snowflake nnd wafer soda , which ai
packed only in cans. Soda in 2-lb nnd 3-1
paper boxes , } c per Ib , advance ; all otlu
goods le per Ib advance. Soda in l-lb pnpc
boxes , le per Ib advance. The 2-lb boxes at
packed in cases holding 18 in a case. The !
Ib boxes nro packed iu cases holding 12 in
case. The 4Mb boxes are packed in cast
holding 36 in a case. Ono-lb graham and oa
meal wafers packed 2 do zin a case.
Show tops for boxes , with glass opening (
show goods , 75c. Cans for wafer soda , $3.0
not returnable. Cans for snowilako sodi
$5.00 per doz. Tin cases with glass face I
display the goods , 75c each. No charges ft
packages except for 'cans and rcturnab :
goods. Glass front tintcans and "snowllakc
soda cans are returnable nt prices charged.
Dry'iJootls. '
PniNTS SOLID Counts Atlantic , 0 <
Richmond , Oc ; Pacific , O c. INDIGO
Washington , OJ/c : Century , dlgo blue print
9c ; American , OJfc ; Arnold , 7c ; Arnold 1
1 < > K ; Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , 10V <
Dittos Charter Oak , 5e ; Hamnpo , 4kfo ; Led
5o > ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond , Oc ; Windsor , OK <
Eddystone , O' c ; Pacilic , CKc.
BATTS Standard , lie ; Gem , lOc ; Beauty
12Kc ; Bayonnc , 14o ; B , cased , $0.50.
CAIIPET WAUP Bibb , white , 19c ; coloret
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.5C
plain Holland , 6K@9Kc > Dado Hollant
"doMFOUTEHS $ O.GO@35.00.
BI.EECIIED Snr.r.TiNo Berkley cninbrlo N <
CO , 9Ko ; Best Yet. 4-4 , 6c , butter clot !
OO , 4K ; Cabot , 7Kc ; Farwell , 8Ko ; Fru
of Loom. 9J.Cc ; Frecno G , 0 ; Hope , 7c
King Philip cambric , lie , Lonsdale , llj c
Lonsdalo , 9c ; New York mills , lOKc ; Pet
perell , 42-in. , He ; Pcpperell , 40-In. , l'2c ; Pet
perell , 0-4 , lOo ; Pcpperell , 84,21c ; Pepperel
0-4. 23o ; Pcpperell , 10-4 , 25c ; Cdnton. 4--
8 c ; Canton , 4-4 , OKc ; Triumph , Oc ; Wan
uttn , lOo ; Valley. 5c.
GixaiiAM Plunkett checks , 7Ko ; Whlttci
ton , 7K < 3 ; York , 7Kc ; Normnndl dress , 8Kc
Calcutta dress , 8Kc ; Whittendon dress , S c
Henfrew dress , bKS12Kc. (
TICKS Lewiston , 80 m. , 12Ko ; Lewlstor
32 In. , 13Kc ; York , 32-in. , 14c ; Swift rlvei
7Kc ; Thorndyke , OO , 8K ; Tiiorndyko FF
8Kc ; Tiiorndyko 120 , 9 > fo ; Thorndyke XX
15c : CordlsNo. 5 , 9Jic : Cordls , No. 4 , He.
JJENIMS Amoskeng U , 9olOc ; Everotl
7-oz. , 13o ; York , 7-oz. , 13Kc ; Hnvmarkci
8)ic ; Juffrey , XX , HKc ; Jafircy XXX , 12Vc
Beaver Creek AA , I2c ; Beaver Creek uE
He ; Beaver Creek CC , lOc.
FLANNELS Plaia Raftsman , Mo : Goseer
CitASH Steveus' B. Oe : bleached , 7c
Stevens' A , 7 > c ; bleached , 8Kc ; Stevens' P
8 > e ; bleached , 9Kc ; Stevens' N , 9 > e
bleached , 10J < fo ; Stevens' S U T , 12) ) c.
licntlicr.
City harness per Ib , 23@29o ; country bar
ness per lbM@25c ! ; city line per Ib , 8J@33o
kip heavy per Ib , 45@50i : ; kip medium per Ib
65aGOe ( ; veal per Ib , 03@70c ; Chicago slaugh
tot-ed solo per Ib , 250T23e ; city calf 2S to
Ibs , 85 ( > l90c ; city upper per foot. 18@20c ; col
lur no . , > ' l4VglGo ) ( i. ( . . / \ ; i _ Buffalo i i. slaughtered _ i „ . . _ .t i sole . . per . Ib . .
to 75 Ibs , 00c@f 1.25.
MctulH nnrt TlnncrH' Stock.
Tin pinto , I C , 10x14 , best , ? 0.75 ; tin plate
rooflnp , I C , 14X-JO. 5 , .j ; sheet zinc , Ki.5 ! ) < 3
3. < 5 : pis lead. $4.80 ; bar lead , H.55 ; largo pif
block tin , ! iSo ; small v\g \ block tin , 20cj bai
tin , arc ; ; solder , 15g20c ; copper bottoms , 31o
ilieatliiiit , ' copper , tinned. 29o : planishing
Copper , tinned , 37c ; lead pipe , O&c ; sheel
iron , NS , 18 to 21 , , 13.20 ; Russia Iron , 13c :
( \m Knssia planished. A , 10c ; Am Ilussic
Banished , U , O' o : painted b.trb wire , KJ.OO :
galvanized barb wire , * 3.75.
IjiimDcr.
ANU TIMIinilS.
110AHDS.
io , 1 com , sis $18.00 I No. 3 com , sis $15.00
Io. 3 con , s i f 10.50 | No. 4 com , sis 12.50
Add 50 cents per 1,000 for rough.
. , FENCING.
y > . 1 , 4 and 0 In , 12 nnd 14 ft , rough. . . . $20.00
* ° -i. " i n , . . . . 20.00
'Jo. ' S , ' , 13 and H ft , " i * . t lU.Uu
'Io-2. ' " 10ft , " .irn . . . . .
V.12 , 14 & 16 ft.SJO.M ) C12 , 14 & 10 ft.14.75
i , " " 10.75 ID , 11.75
CE1I.INO ANll PAHTITIOX.
st com , % In white pine ceiling . { 33.00
u " ' . 2700
'Jear & In Norway plno colling. ! ! ! ! ! ! ' . 1550 !
Ucom in , . 18-&o
i " " II
J " "
E " " ' ( scl. foncinu ) . 19J
Six Inch drop sldlag.oOc pcx 1,000 extra.
STOCK noAitnj.
A , 13lnsliv.$4.'i.tH ) fj , 1'J In , s 1 830. (
H , Win , si's . . ay.OO I ) , 19 In , sis. . . 23.il
No. Icom , 12 hi. s 1 s , 12 ft . 20.1
No. Icom , 12 In ! s Is , 14ft . 20. (
No. Icom , 12 In , s 1 s , 10 ft . 20.1
No. 1 com , 12 In , s 1 s , 10 , 18 nnd 80 ft. . 22.1
No. 2 com , 12 In , s \ s , 10 , 18 nnd 20 ft. . 19.-I
No. 2 com , 12 In , s 1 s , W nnd 14 ft . 18. f
No. iJcom , 13 In , sis , 1(1 ( ft , . 18. (
12 m grooved rooting $12 per M. moro tun
12 In stock boards sumo length.
10 in grooved rooting same price as 12 !
stock boards.
.
No. 1 plain , 8 nml 10 In . flS. '
No. 8 plain , 8 and 10 In . 17.1
No. 1O. Q. , Sin . 10.1
1st nnd 2d , clear , 1. IV , InsQs . $ T > 0 (
" " ' IKi ln , s 2s . GO. i
3d , clear , 1 In , s 3 s . 45 i
" ! > / , lK,2in. . . . 40i
A , select , 1 in , s2 s . . . . . . . . . . li'J.
A , " 1 , IK. Sin . 4M.I
13 ! llii.sas . 29.
U ( " lf. } IK.'JIn . BO.
13 , select , nil 10 ft , $1 extra.
SOUT11KUN YELLOW TINE.
Star41n HooritiK . $10.1
1st und 2d , clear , 4 In flooring . 21 .
Clear % In ceDinR . 111.
Clear Jf in pnrtitlon . , , , . . . 23 ,
Clear % In partion-3 nbovo % In celling
Clear llnish , land 1 # in , siJs . 2rt.
Clear finish , IK and 2 In , s2s . 29.
Clear corrugated celling , 4 In . . . 2.1.
Clear yellow plno cnstni ; and base . 25.
rni'LAK LUMIIRK.
Clear poplar bx bds , K I" s 'J B . $ .15.
Clear " " " K In pane ) , s 2 s. . 27.
Clear " " " cor'ga'td ccillnt ? , % 28.
IIATTUNS , WELL TUI11NO , 1'IOKKTS.
O. O. Uatts , 2Kln . *
O. a. Uatts. Kx3Rl s .
n in well tublnp , D. &M. nnd Uov . 23.
Pickets , n. &H. Hat . 19.
Pickets , D. & H. seitiaro . 10.
H1IINULGS , IATH.
XX clear . $ a.
Extra -A' . 2.
A * Standard . 2.
* A H. 11. & U . 2 ,
OIn.cl . 2.
No.l . j . 1.
Luth . 2.
I'OSTS.
Wltito Cedar , 0 In. , K s . 12
" " Uin. ura . 12
" " 5V in. , KB . 11
" " 8in. qrs . 09
" " 4ln round . 14
Tennessee Hod Cedar , split . 14
SplitOalc . OS
LIMK , KTC.
Qulncy whltollmc ( best ) . 83c ; Crystal cc
mcnt. $1.40 ; hair , 30c ; piaster , fJ.4r > ; ti
board. $1.05 ; ssish , 50o pr ct. ; doors , 45o )
ct. ; bunas , 50c pr ct. ; mldgs , 50c pr ct
tarred felt , percwt. , $ ' . ' .05 ; straw bd. , $1.5
Freight added to above.
THE CHICAGO AND
WESTERN
"W RAILWAY ,
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only road to tnke for DCS Xlolncs. Mni liiiltov
Ccilnr lUiplds CllliUiTi , Dlion , Clilcn.ro , Mllwnuki
niul nil pulnts K t. Tn the | iiMiilo | of Nulminltn.Col
nirtn , WMiniliii , Utnb , Idaho , Noviula , Oiuunn , WHS
InKton iitiil CaUforiilii. Itiitren superior artvantagi
not ] io lljlo by nny other line.
Amonir n few of liie nuincniiis polnta of suncrlorl
enjoy < l liy the putrons ot this rout between Oinnl
nnrt Chlriutn. arc Itn three trains n ilay or ) ) A
OOAC11K8 , which arc tuu nncst that luinmn art ai
.
the equal of which ciinnot bo lonnd i'ic hcro. i
Uuuncll ItliUTs , the turns of tlio Union I'acillc Ra
way connect In union ilopot with these oftheCI
caito A Northwestern Ky. In Chicago the trains i
this llnemuko close connection with these of a
other KaMcrn llnei.
For Detroit , Cotnmbiis , Indian apolls , Clnclnnal
NlnKOra Falls , Ilurftilo , nttsbtirit.Toronto , .Montrca
lo ! lon New Vork , 1'hlladolpnla , Haltlmorc , Was
inuton , and nil points In the eait. Ask Tor tlckoU T
the
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If you lsh the best accommodation. All tick
agents neil tickets Tin this lino.
if. HIKIIIITT , K. P. WILSON.
den'1 Manager. ( len'l I'asaTAgen
cincAno. ILT.S.
W. N. BABCOCK , llen'l Western ARcnt.
U. K. KIMUAI.L , Ticket Agent.
U. F. WKsT , Cltyl'anscniierAgCE
1101 Farimm St. , Omaha , Neb.
NAtQWINTED WITH THE OtOORAPHY OF THti COUNTRT WI
MTAIN MUCH IHFORMATIOM f ROM A TUDY OF THI MAP OF Tl
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R"
It main lines and branches Includa OBIOAOC
PEOHIA , MOUNZ. BCCK ISLAND. DAVEU
POET. DES MOINES. COUNCH , BLUFTS. MU
CATINE. KANSAS CTTT. BT. JOSEPH. LEA\
ElTOTOnTH. AIOHISON. CEDAK HAPIBE
WATERLOO. MINNEAPOLI8. oud ST. FATJX
and scores of Intermediate cities. Choice c
routes to and from the Pacific Const All tram
fern ta Union dope's. Fast trains of Itoo Da
Coaches , elegant Dining Cars , magnificent Pul
man Palace Bloopers , and ( between Chicago. BI
Joeopb. Atchlaon and Kansas City ) Bcclinin
Choir Cars. Beats BVoe. to holders of throug
first-class tickets.
Chicago , Kansas & Nebraska R'y
"Great Rook Island Route. "
Extends West and Southwest from Kansas Clt
and St. Joseph to KELSON , IIOHTON , . BELLE
VILLE. TOPEKA. HEBINQXON. WICHITA
HTJTCniNSOW , CALDWELL. arid all polnta t
KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA
andbojrond. Entire passenger equipment of th
celebrated Pullman manufacture. All safety ap
pliuncea and modern improvements.
The Famous Albert Loa Route
Is the favorite between Chicago , Bock laland
Atchlson , Kansas City and Minneapolis and Bt
Paul Its Watortown branch traverses the srea
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BILT"
of Northern Iowa , Southwestern Minnesota , one
Eact Central Dakota to Watertown. Spirit Lake
Bloiuc Foils and many other towns and cities.
The Short Line via Beneca and Knnkalioe offeri
uperior facilities to travel to and from Indian
spoils , Cincinnati and other Southern points.
For Tickets , naps , Fi'ldera , or daalred mforraa
tion , apply at any Coupon Ticket Ofllco or addreai
E. ST. JOHN. K. A. HOLBROOK ,
Oen'l Jttanaaer. Otn'l Tkt. & Paas. Airt
rancAaa IT.T.
FOUNTAIN
BRANDS
FINE CUT AND F > LUQ
Incomoarably tha Bast.
OMAHA.
.H. 1-AI.MEK. X.IMIICIIUAX. J. U. IILA.NCJIA 111) ,
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Liye Stock Commission Morcliants.
mco IvOoin 34 , Oppoilto Kxcliftnffo Ilulldtnir L/nlOD
Clock \ttn' " "
McCOY BROS. ,
UTB Stock Commission Merchants ,
.ORIMER.WESTERFIELD& MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
ooni 15 , Kxcbinjie lulldln ! , Union Stock Tardi ,
bouth Omalia. Neb.
_ _ _ _
ALEXANDER * FITCH ,
Commision Dealers in Liye Sock ,
oem -a , Oppoilto KxcharlEa llulldlnit , Union Block
Yanl . boutU Ouialia , Neb. _ '
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omana , limited
johm F.CoJrd.BuscrUitcQdenU
Agrloultunji inipiomonts ,
CHRCHILL
DealerinAsricnltnralImplcmEntsfap !
Carriage ! and Itunlri. , li\ei ( Ptrcct.betwccuBtbn
luth , Uniiha , Nebraska ,
LININOER & METCALF CO. ,
A2ricnltnralIm3lnientsl ! ( ) a onslCarria i
. Etc. Wholgsalf. Omaha. Kcbra ta.
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MAHTlrT
\Vholcialo leat ri In ,
Agricnltnral imDlemcnts , Wagons & BOEEII
_ Ml , UB. TO and CU7 Jonet Street , Omaha.
P. P. MAST & CO. ,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeder
CultlTMom , Hay llakci. Cider Mills anil Lulmn l > i
terliori. Cor. llth and Nicholas 8lreet > .
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
Wholesale ,
Agricultural ImBlementsfapns&Bug , i
Corner Uth ami Nicholas Streets. _
OMAHA lUlANCH.
J. F. SEIBERLING & CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Haryestins Machinery and Binder Twin
\V. K. Mead , Manager. ' .eavcnnortli it..Om li
MoTNEMILBURN& STOOD ARDC
ManufucturcnatiJ Jobbcra In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. 9th and rnclllc ftroeU , Omaha , Neb.
Artlsia * Materials.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1313 lounln Street. Uuaba , Nctrntkn.
Boots and Shooa.
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( bucccnora tu Itceil , Jonet & Co. )
WliolesaleMaiiufactnrersofBootsandSlio
Agents for llotton llubber Rhoo Co. 1103,1104 AI
llaruey Ht..OmKlia. Ncbraakii.
W" V. MORSE * CO. .
Jolihcrs of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-1105 Doitgla * St.Omalia Maniifiictory.Su
mcrst. . Union.
Coffees , plcoa , Etc.
CLARKE COFFEE"CO
Omulia Coffee ana aplco Mills.
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Flarorlntr Kxtractr , Liiundrr llluo , InVf , Ktc. 14
_ UUntiirnoy Btroct , Omaha , Nebraska.
W. L. WRIOHT ,
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamns , Chimney
Ktc. Office. 817 B. 13th El , Omatia. Nebraska.
PERKINS. QATCH &LAUMAN.
ImuorU > r and Jobber * of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silyerwai
Ktc. 1514 Koruam Bt. , New I > a\ton liulldln ; .
Comrnlsslon and stprage.
_ _
' ' " ' " '
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Ppeclultlp'-ntitlrr , Krw , Chccnroultry , Gam
_ 1113 Howard Btrwt. OraMia. _
QEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
Successors to McSliano & Hchrocder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ Omalia. Nebraska. _
FREDERICK J , FA'HBRASS. '
'Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Coininisio
Merchant. Correnponilonco sollolteil. Wll North ICl
Struct , Omulm , Neb.
Coa , Coke
" "
OMAHA COAL , COKE & UM"E"CC )
Johte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
_ 200 South 13th Street , Omaha. Ncbratka.
J. J. JOHNSON * CO' . ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
Farnam at. . Omaha. Neb. Telepnouo 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
at South 13th St. . Omaha. Neb.
_ Notions-
. E SMI'T H i co. , "
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notion !
1102 and 1104 Douglas. Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS C
Importers andJohbersinDryGoodsJotion
Gents' Furnishing Goods. Comer llth and Hajnt
Sis. , Omaha , Nebraska.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
garnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICKi
Furniture
Omnha , Nebraska.
Crocerlos. _
PAXTON , GALLAQHER TcoTT"
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions ,
tOO , 707. TO and 711 B. 10th St. . Omaha. Neb.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
t th and T-eaTonwortl Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hdwar.
LEE ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate
Motuls , Sliont Iron. etc. Scents for HOWB Scales
JllaraU'owderamH.yiiiaii llorbed wire
_ Umuha. NobruBka.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics- . , . . l.oo M0ug. . .
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
mih and Harnoy 8t . , Onmha , Neb. Wustern Aednt
lorAu tlniowderC < , . . ? ,
Kalrban ksStanOanl Kcalm.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO ,
Wholesale Manufacturers uf
Wery&Jj-hte of Saddlery Hardwan
\nd Leather. 1403 , Hfl ( ami H'r ' : Harnoy St. , Omaha '
Nebraska.
w. j.
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 narncy Street. Ouialm. Neb.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER co.
ill Kinds of Bnilding Material Wholesalf
18t4 Street and Union Paclflo Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime. Sash ,
> oor..Ktc. V erand Dou lM , Co/ne ,
C. N.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
Uth and California 8treetiOm tia , Nobraika.
FRED
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner ( IU tad DougUsBU..Om U.
O
Lumber.
T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only ,
.ltKl Farnam Street ,
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD.
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported ami American IVirllarM Cement. Ftatl
Agent tor Mllrtnukoo lltilrnullc foment and
tjulncy White l.lmo. . fl
CHAS. R. LEE , '
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpct and Parquet Kloorlnir Mh iinrt Donclm. .
Mllllhory o nd N q tl o n a.
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Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
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MANUFACTURING" . (
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
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Jeans I'anta , Sbtrti , Kto. llttand 110 * l > ou l Strett ,
Omnha. Nob.
Noti'ona.
J.T. ROUINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions anil Furnishing Goods
4 1 nnd * i Be nth Will St. , Omaha.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO.
WholsalB Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo ( ) rci o , Ktc. , Omaha. A. H. Ultliop. Marmacr
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
llOMturnOTStropt. Omaha.
Office Flxturoo.
TUB 11110X1)8 MANUFACTUHINO CO.
/Inniif.ict'ircrs of ' ;
Bank. Office and Saloon Fixtures , ; "
Mantles. HUlcboimK Hoc. " * < ' , " l > i . Hxtim < i.Wall
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tfti' < 1'nttltlons Hfxllltmti
Cuulor * . Mirrors BUFactoi ? " l ? , ? 1M unU Hi3 I
boutlilllhSt.Omntia. i-oi0p > ono HW. J
Pa f n t a o n d p llsV j
CUMMINGS & NEILSSW.
Wholesale Dealer * In
Paints , Oils , WindovGlais / , Etc ,
His Furnam Strom. OmahaNeb.
Pnppir. $
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CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wliolesale Papr Dealers ,
Carrr a nice itock of Printing , Wrupptng and TTrltlai
rti v. Bpeelal attention clvon to lar load orderi.
P qp or B o xos.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
No . 1117 nnd 1319 Uouglaa St. , Omaha , Neb. "t
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WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Auxiliary Pnlillsliers ,
Dealers la T/po , 1'ronscs nnd Printers'fc
) t , Omalm.
Fliibtjor Qooda.
O MA H A R UB B"E FTC
Manufacturers and Dealers iu Rubber Goods
911 Clothing ana Leather lloltloif. 100 ] Karnam 8tr <
M. A. D I S B R O VQ o
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Whplesulo MnnuJ0toforl CI
Sasli Doors. BlinuS and Mouldings ,
tlrancli Office , 12tli and l rd Streets , Omaha , NeB.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors. Blinds ,
Vjulillnes , Stair Work and Interior llaM Wood Kla
n. N. K. Corner 8th and Iicnvunwortb Btreeti ,
Omuha , j
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A. L. STRANQ CO.
Pumps , Pines and Engines ,
CHUHCHILU PUMP CO. ,
fflolesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
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U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. . "
Steam and Water Supplies , "
n llld.y Wind Mill. 018 ad B20 Farnara St. , Ommh .
u.t.lloss , Acting Manager , (
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BROWNELL& CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery,1
Sheetlrou Wkmeam mps. Saw MH , .
Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL & C < 5
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
811 and 013 Jones etrcct , Omaha.
Btorogo , Forwarding & Commission
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ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
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OlUAllU. 'P lfttihrtiii M irj\
5S2ie8taoik8 ! ! ; , Boilers , Etc.
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"H" ! K. SA'WYERi"
Manufacturing Dealer iu SmoKe Stacks ,
Brttchlngs , Tanks and Ocncral Holler Kennlrtim. 1314
Uoclgo SlrPBt.Omahn. Neb
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STORZ&1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
W21 North Bl tbteontli Street , Omaha , Neb.
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Cornloo.
EAOLE CORNICE
HanufactjireGalyanized Iron and Cornice ,
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter &fion , 1'iop's. Mnnufacturorsof nil kind *
Iteam Boilers , Wis and Sheet iron Wort
Works South KltU and 11. A M , Crossing.
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I'AXTON 4 VIKIU4NO 1UONVOIIK8. .
ffronglit and Cast Iron Building Worr
Snitlnes , Jlraw Work , General Konndry. Machine nn4 '
Ulucksuillli Work. OJko nnd Works , 0. r. llr.
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"OTM"AHA'V/fRE le IR O N WORKSl
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
fault * . Jail Work , Iron and Wlru Fencing. Hlgns , Kte ,
O , Andrceu , i'rop'r. Cor.llthand JacksouUti.
2HAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
ron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
ml Bcrcenn , for banki , offlr os.iton-i. reildencai , etc.
impriivud Awnlniii. locksmith Machinery nod
Ulacksmlih Works. 4U1 boulh 1UU bt. _
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IMEAQHER & LEACH ,
'ire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time LocU
Gonern ) Aaonti for Dlebold Safe & Ixick Co. ' *
Vault * uud Jail Work , llli Faraam Htroet , Oiuaba.
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