Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 31, 1888, Page 3, Image 3
* 9tsm& < & & &f- ' ' > ifx - * ? ! SHSss8ftasR3b9l ! i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : HggESDAY , JULY ai. 1888. 3 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , The Most Romnrktiblo Boom of the Year in Wheat BIG STAMPEDE TO THE BULL SIDE Kvcrylxxly HiUlslloil of n Short Crop In I2uroio mill tlio Northwest Corn niul Onto Ijowcr Provisions Advance. CHICAGO PRODUCE MAHKKT. CiiiCAao , July 30. [ Special Telegram to TJIK ltp.n.1 A 2a advance on top of Satur day's gain was what occurred In whcnt to day. The market wus IJ @ 1KC higher and there was an Immediate further ndvnnco of W@4c on the curb , and 81o was bid for September wheat. Owing to the excitement In the wheat pit the oftlclal reporter was slow In Rending out a quotation which could represent the market at the opening , but ho finally hit on 81c for September. Hut the hand on the Indicator only rested n inlnuto at that paint. It shot around to S-i c In less than three minutes , December at the sumo tlmo being quoted at ftOs. From 4X ° tot September the market worked back J @ J < o with many violent minor fluctuations , September going to 83Jfo nnil December - comber to B.IJ o , resting awhile around this range. Then the market HUddonty started up again on a cable to Field & Llndley that there Ima been a sen sational advance in nondon and Liverpool Into In ttio day of I'gSJt ' n quarter. The crowd went wild on this piece of news unil rnn the price of September to t5@ < 0 o and DcccmLor to S7e. This advance was not held , as an Immense amount of wheat came out on the advance on realizing orders and "stop profit" orders , If the terms may be used. The reaction was only c , and It did not take long for the hungry market to absorb the enormous offering and aculn harden. The closing range showed only n fractional shrinkage from the outsldc-llgures ru.ill/ed , The market was strong and buoyant from start to llnlsh. "Soft spots" wore delusive , At the start not one person in ten thought the over-night advance would bo held , bul it was not only held but added to , thus establishing what Is in effect a coiv tlnuous advance of Go. It is the sensational boom of the year. The aimlyz.ttlon of the buying to-day is not difficult , nor are the causes leading to It obscure. For forty day * rulny and cold weather , unfavorable to crops has prevailed throughout the larger part ol Europe and England. Of late It has dawned on the grain merchants of the old world thai a calamity to the wheat crop was threatened and they have been changing front. Specn lators were the last to turn , but they llonpsd , too , and there Is considerable excitement abroad now , If dependence can bo placed or the Information furnished by correspondent ; of the best American houses. To add to the excitement at homo and abroad it is now definitely known thai the condition of spring wheat has suffercn' considerable depreciation from the condition existing two \vpoks ago. and that the prospect ! of oven an average yield of spring wheat arc not any too Haltering. Not until the stocli market began to feel the effect of the free marketing of railroad stocks bought on the anticipation of big crops in the northwest did the public tuko stock in the damage re ports from that section , Hcam and Cudahj and n few others who have one hand on the Wall street pulse and the other on Chicago were the quickest tn appreciate the slgnifi entice of the selling of stocks by railroad in terests , and they were thcqulokest to change front on wheat and join foreigners who hud been loading up for the previous two weeks on homo news. To-day there was a scrnmblt of belated bears to cover , and a scramble or the part of belated bulls to get wheat befon the market should got everlastingly awaj from them. The great public got into wheal today "with botli feet. " The condition o. the market is not weakened by the contlnna tlon In late public cables of the scnsutiouu private advices of a terrific spurt in wheat and the Hour market In London , Livorpoo nnd Paris. The dclocallzutlon of the croj shortage and the accompanying expansion o : speculation Is the secret of the power of tin bull movement today. As on Saturday , tno corn market starte < off Just n Httlo "gamcy. " with August Bellini up from 45o to 45c , September from J44S i to 45 < c , nnd Octooer from 44'c to 44e The Improvement was not maintained how ever , and the market got back below tin starting prlco and did not recover. Receipt wore heavy and the movement promises ti increase. Trade was of light volume coin paratlvcly. Oats were only fairly active , nnd while thi range of prices In the speculative inarke wus confined within narrow limits , the general oral tendency was one of easiness. Most o the trading was In August , with Septcmbe und May In fair request , wlnlo intermcdiat months were dull. The estimated receipt for to-morrow were fairly liberal und placet at 150 curs , while there wus the same ab BOIU-O of Interest noted last week , with plontj of sellers of nnw crop deliveries. July wa slow , und after the early weak opcnlni closed about Ic lower. There Is evident1 ! but small short Interest and with the carlj advent of the newcrop prices continue down ward. No. 3 cash oats in store were dal around 23K ' , and sales were chielty by sum plo.Provisions Provisions opened weak with noubatcmon * In the bullish tendency that they have latol ; exhibited. Under the Influence ofunothc hharp advance In hogs Initial sales all arouni wore made at prices materially higher thai Saturday's closings. In pork first tnmstic lions showed an uppreclatlon of 17K" . li lard of TJiJi410 < ' , and In short ribs ot 10 13) ) c. During thn day the product averagoi much higher tlnm opening figures. Thi rouge covered by pork In ils fluctuations wa Ifio , by lurtl 7Jrf@le | ) , and by short rib 6@ Ji ° - Closings , us n rule , closely upproxl mated the outside figures , touched an showed an actual advance of 'J5o In pork l"ic In lard und 15@17jc In short ribs. CHICAGO lilVK STOCK. CHICAGO , July 30 , [ Special Telegram t TiiF.Hnu.l UATTLI : Prime , dry fed native or anything that could pass the keen o.cs . c buyers as good , sold rigiit up to lust week' prices , but it is the old , old story on coinmoi natives und Texuns. Of the latter thcr were 1:1,000 : in sight iu various markets ii the west 0,000 in Kansas City , 4,000 In Chi cugo , and H.OOO in St. Louis. So , with till number In sight , as a mutter of course , every thing In the way of common am undesirable natives had to follov the counti of Texans , which was downwan and how much off was hard to toll , an tin values on such have been gradually gotni lower from day lo day for the past week eton ton days. There weio no northern rai'ger among the early arrivals nnd none uxpectci until to-morrow. Native cows und bulls soli lower , following the downturn on Texans , th 1 utter always making the market when th run is heavy. There was little or nothlii ] going in Mockers and feeders , and there wer only u few veal culves among the arrivals o tattle. The shipments included 4.&OU Twcans and medium to good steer ? , iSoO to IWJO Ibs , $5.10f5.W ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs , tl.OlKgS.U.V 05U t 1200 Ibs , Kl.MX < $ | .7n ; stackers und feeders t2.10@il.70 ; cows , bulls and mixed , lower u tl.ROC't : > .40 ; bulk. fj.40@aot ) . Texas call ! weak ; steers , P50 to 1050 Ibs. $3.SO@J.OO ; 75 to 100 * Ibs. < & .bC@i.40 : ; cows , f l.WQ'J.70. Hogs The demand wus active and price strong mid lOo higher on light hogs und good 5o higher on mixed and heavy. Res assorted heavy nmdo M.G00G 05. and mixe Sa-tCX.J'O.GO. ' Light sorts mudo t4l.00@0.7 ! only two loti selling at tit. 75. FINANCIAL New YoitK , July 80 , ( Social Telegram t TIIK UKE. ] STOCKS -Tho slump. In the grai Kors Saturday caused a decided chaugo 1 Kcnlimcnt among home traders and the mi jorlty were bearish. Reports from th northwest wore not favorable for sprln wheat , and induced free realizing by larg numbers of bulls. Many of the latter alt took the short side for a change. Londo came Iu strong but bed no effect , as Saratov sent In largo selling orders , , especially for St. Paul. The general stock market opened quiet to heavy , with first prices quite irregu lar. Considerable weakness developed im mediately among active slocks , especially in St. Paul , Reading , Union Pacific and Northwestern - western , which were most conspicuous. During the first half hour's trading St. Paul declined * ( , New Etifjland , Reading , Lackawanim nnd Northwestern following with / # per cent each and the rest of Iho list with smaller losses. Tlio decline was accompanied by a tnodcralo degree of unlma- lion , but the market afterward reacted filightly nnd became dull. The weakness soon reappeared , however , nnd sllll lower prices were reached In many of Iho leading slocks. Later a stronger feeling dovcloi > cd , and most of the losses were regained. The outlook for the coal roads Is regarded as the best for years , nnd their friends are out- sKken | In their belief that they will sell higher. Among grangers Iho feeling Is un- sullied. Spring wheat and corn has not been secured and operators are suspicious that something may happen to mar the prospccls for a good business Iho coming full nnd win- ler. It was rcporlcd that S. V. White , nnd Ualcnmn and Cammach had Joined forces and Intended trailing in Lackawanna. If they sold any stock they failed to affect the market moro than lemporarlly , as it moved upwards toward the finish nnd closed % bet ter than Saturday's. Dullness prevailed in all but a fowacllvo slocks after midday , but the feeling was strong and the bears not dU posed to light the advance. Prices were gradually jnurltcil tip , last sales being at about Iho oulsido and recorded net gains of 2f@l points. St. Paul , Union Pacific , and East Tennessee were the leaders. North western gained J , Western Union } ft Mis souri Pacific ! , ' , , and Lake Shore \i , Pueltlc Mall , however , was % lower. The total sales were 175,300 shares. YF.SIBIIDAV'S QUOTATIONS. U.S. IB regular. . . . 127X Northern Pacific. . . IOU MONEY o.v CAM , Easy at , lu ( > lj < f per cent. PitiMn MEIICANTILB PAI-EK 4 < ( ) pet cent. STKIIUXO n\cnvxois Weak with actual business at 1.8 > } { for sixty day bills , 4.87 ! $ for demand. 1'KODUCK MA11KI5TS. Ciuc\oo , July 28. Wheat Firmer ; cash. 84Xc ; August , 4fc ( ; September , S4 15-Klc. Corn Firmer : cash , 45 c ; August , 45Xc : September , 44 15 Kic. Outs Steady ; cash , 2S c ; August , 2315- lOu ; September , 23 c. Kye 4flc. Uarlcy Nothing doing. Prime Timothy iSothing doing. Flax-ft.10. Whisky $1.20. Pork Firm , cash and Augusl , S14.52U ; September , $14.02 . Lard Firm ; cash ? 3.85 ; August , $ S.87 ; September , ? 0.X ( ) Flour Firm , and 5@15c higher. 13ulk Meats Shoulders $7.25387.10 ; short clear , sy.OOJlO.IO ; short ribs , < 8.I5. Hutter Lower ; creamery , 14@17c ; dairy , 12 : ( < 3ir c. heese Dull full cream choddors and WIKVUUW * r 141 ; * u tft V * UUII1 VllUUUUl i flats , 7 > . < @ 7Jfc ; young Americas , 8JigS ( Eggs Easier ; 14@15c. Hides Unchanged ; green sailed calf , 4 % @r u ; heavy grponsalled,6 } ( a55 u ; lighlgrcen culled , r > ( @ ( ; ; suited bull , ! i&o ; dry Hint , 8c , dry calf , 8c ; deacons , au@-J5u each ; dry sailed , 0@7c. Tallow Easier ; No. 1. solid packed , 8 } c ; No. 2 , Uc , nnd cake , ! ) } < f@3J/c per lo. Recoipls. Shipments. Flour , bbls lii.OOO i.3.XK ( Wheat bu ( i'j.uoo 10,001 , Corn , bu 105,000 4S'JOOl ' Oals , bu 74,000 210.00C Rye. bu Barley , bu . . . . New York , July 30. Wheat Receipts , 15,000 ; exports , 80,000 ; cash grades slrongoi and \X-Mo higher ; oplions ruled feverish nnd al times active , opening lJ4@2i c higher on higher cables , later sold down @ c on free selling , later advanced \Mlo with considerable covering by shorts , closing strong at near the best figures ; ungraded red , 81@92tfc ; No. 2 red. W@ < J2tfo in store nnd eluvntor , 97e f. o. b. ; VteJui'JS e de > livered ; August closing at .Ki > c. Corn Receipts , 40.0CO ; oxiwrts , 1,100 ; spot quiet but firm ; options advanced Cl ( early , later sold off . % ( $ Ufe , closing firm at 8r c , the botlom ; ungraded , 55@5l ( ) c ; No 2 , Wif@57c in clovalor , 50 > c delivered , 63 @ 5c c. f. and i. ; August closing at 53Xc. Oats Receipts , 150,000 ; exports , none : mixed western , 33i,33o ( ; white western , 4t @ 50c. ColTce Spot , fair ; Rio , nominal ; option ; 10@20 ix > inls lower ; sales , 20,500 bags ; July $10.70@11.00 ; Augusl , eiO.fiO@10.70 ; Scptem ber , $ 'J.l)0 ' ) ; Novomhor , $ y.CO. Petroleum United closed steady at 80Vc Et'gs Quiet but , steady ; western , 15QJ Lard 70 ( | ) olnts higher , but quiet , clos Ing firm ; western steam , spot , i > ! t.l2l . Uutter Quiet but steady ; western , llj ( [ 20c. 20c.Cheese Cheese Easier and quiet ; Ohio flats , 7(55 ( Pork Unchanged ; mess was quoted u' ' $14.2"i@14.50 for old ; $ I5.00@15.25 for now Kuiisas City , July 30. Wheat Stronger No. 2 red , cash , O o bid ; August , UU i bid , C'-i o linked ; September , C'Jo bid , 71t asked ; No. S soft , cash , OOo bid , 70 'c asked August sales at TUc. Corn \VeaKor ; No. 2 c.ish , 87 , 0 asked August , i > fc bid , a7c uslccd ; No. 2 white c.ish , sales at 4ri ) c. Outs No. 2 , cash , no bids nor offerings August , 200 bid , ao.tfc asked. Ml n urn polls , July 80. Wheat Loca jirices were moved up on bad weather rcporti and there was n strong demand from ul nails. Exports were light but millers wen buying considerable wheat , and u heavy decrease crease In Northwestern stocks is creatiiu some alarm. Sales of No. 1 hard were madi at 67c delivered , and seller's were holding al t-7 } e. Stocks in Minneapolis , St. Paul ani Duiuth decreased 11,174,074 during last week Clnsing : No. 1 , hard , July , bOJfc ; August gOa : on truck , S7o ; No. I northern , July SlJie ; August , fc3 c ; on track , 84ftS5c ( ; No a northern , July , Sljj'o ; August.ll ) | oj or track , 82c. Milwaukee , July 30-Wheal Excited cash und Auu'iist , falc ; September , 62.Ve. Corn null ; No. , 45o. Oats -Steady ; No. 2 white , : J5.Vc. Rye Steady : No. 1 , ri7f. Harlqv Dull ; No. 2 , 50o. Provisions Strong ; pork , July , $14.75. St. Louis. July SO. Wheat Higher cash , S2J(23) ( c ; August and September 83. ' < c. Corn Higher ; cash , 43)tf13Je ; August 42c. Oats Steady ; cash , 248'Q2oc ; Septem ber , 2 a. Pork Higher at $15 00. Lard Higher at * 3.75. Whisky Steady at tl.H. Uutler Quiet ; creamery , lXR20c ( ; dairy Cincinnati , July 30. Whisky , stcadi' a Iilvorpool , July 30. Wheat Strong nm higher ; prices are checking business : holder otter sparingly ; California No , 1 , 7s It per cental ; red , western , spring , Os 9u@3i Id per cental : rod , western and winter , Oi l > < d@ Js lOWfd per cental , Corn Firm ; demand fair ; now mixei western , 4s 7d per reulnl. Ne % Orlontia. July CO. Corn Irreeu lar ; mixed. t' > 0ffi02is ; yellow , 0-'e ; white , 05o Oats Excited and higher ; No. 2 , 4s > ic ol fered. Cornmeal Steady at 13.83. Hog Products Scarce and firm ; pork $14.02 Wjlaru , ? 7.75. Hulk Moats Shoulders , $0.50 ; long cleat and clear ribs , $7.00. ' " " MVK STOCK. ChlcMco. July 25. The Drovers' Journal reports aa follows ; Cattle Receipts , 0.000 ; quality poor steers , | 3.50 < 25. 0 ; stockers ana feeders $2.11 03.70 ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.50(33.40 ( ; i'cxns cattle , l.Wa4.00. ) ( , \rvt Sheep Receipts , TiOOO ; dull , weak : natives , fi.755J1.10 ; western , shorn , $3.11) ) @M5 ; Texans , shorn , $2.75Q4,50 ; lambs , , . . I K\r..i * n- . H.50&0.2.J. Niitlonnl Stock Yards , East St. Louis. July ! ) . Calllo Recelpls , 3,300 ; shipments , 1,010 ; market steady ; choice heavy unlive sleers , 3m . f @ * . n I ; fair to good heavy native sleers , $4.4IKi5.30 ; butchers' sloors , medium lo choice. W.JXK34.4.V slockers nnd feeders , fair lo good , t'J.'i"(33.W ( ) : rangers , corn-fed , W.COS4.i5 ( ; urass-fed , f2.40JJ.W ) . Hogs Receipts , 2,000 ; uhlpmenls , 100 ; markcl slroiiKor ; choice heavy and butch ers' seleetlutis , t.5)fifl.03 ) ) ( ; packing , medium lo prime , $ < 5.30aO.W ( ) : light grades , ordinary to best , Jf < 5.yo@i.40. ) KunsnH City. July 30. Cattle Recoipls , 6,400 ; shipments , M.TOO ; market steady ; of ferings chiefly Brass range ; good to choice , corn > fed. Jo.OO .VSO : common to medium , & 12i@l.7.V grass range steers , $ ) .00@4.00i stockers and feeding slecrs$2.003.80cow8 ; , Jfl.23@3.0J. Hogs Recelpls , l.fiOO ; shlpmenls , none ; market strong , ncllvo and 10ril5c ( higher ; gooU lo choice , t0.25@0.35 ; common to mo- ulum , $3.00(311.80. ( OMAHA UTOOIL. Cattle. Monday , July 30. 16SO. The market opened vary Oull nnd slow nnd coinparntivoiy no business was transacted during the forenoon. There wus a strong de mand for good corn-fed cattle , hu' , there was not n load in the yards , the bulk of the re ceipts being range steers. In the nflernoon there was moio life to the trade nnd the greater part of iho cattle were sold and at steady prices. It has been a long time since the receipts of heirs have been as light as to-day. There was a good demand , nnd what few tiops there were sold quickly. Heavy weights sold at nn advance of 5c , and light weights at an ad vance of 5@lOc. Stieup. There were two loads of weslcrns hero and sold. Itcccipts. Calllu . 03C Hogs . uoc Horses . ] 2r Sheep . 4Ut Prevailing Prices. Thofollowlng is a lablo of price ? puld in this marKet for the gr.iUo3 of slock men tioned. I'nme steers. 1300to ir > 001bs..t5.2. © 5.40 Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. 4.0 ( % Z.W Fat little steers. 000 lo 1030 Ibi. 4.00 @ 4.50 Common to good cows . 1.75 M'J.tiO Choice lo fancy cows . 2.50 ( < i3.25 Common to choice bulls . 2.2 j fi3.00 Fairtocnoicolighthogs . 0.20 ( ttli.30 Fair to choice heavy hogs . 0.23 ( gn.i5 : Fairtocaoico tnixotl tiogs . G.lo &O.C3 ItcpreHciitrttivo Sale * . CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. 21 cows , westerns . 1,053 $2.80 1 cow . 1090 3.00 Ssteers . 1,133 4.00 WCbTEllN KANGUHS. Owner. No. Av. Pr. Dahlman & Simmons. 54 sleers I,2.S 5I.4C Dahlman& Simmons. 5 cows 1,312 3.2J G.M. Scoll . llSslecrs 1,2)5 ) 4.2C G. M. Scolt . 1 sleer 1,200 4.21 G. M. Seott . 1 steer l.iiOO 4.2C ( i. M. Scolt . 2cows 1,01)5 il.Ot McGinley & Stover. . . 41 co\\s SOS 2.41 McGinley & Stover. . . 2J cows 934 2.4C Halt& Moore . ' . . . 71 steers 1.35U 4.41 HOGS. Pr. f0.2i 0.22 } oiiis 0.25 9-2-H Pr , ? 3.5J allll IOWCHt. The following are the highest and lowest prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hoga on this market during Iho past few days , and for Iho corresponding period in 1887 and 183 J : Lilvo Stock Notes. Hogs higher. Light receipts. L. L. Burncy , Strallon , came In with cat- lie. lie.J. J. S. Iman was in from Osccola with a loaO of hogs. S. R. Black , Kearney , marketed two loads of sheep. Charles Hunter , Inavalc , came in with o car of hogs. Range men are advised to keep their thir cattle back. Joe Cameron , of Raymond , was in wilh t load of hogs. James Cummins , Taluiage , sold a load oi hogs al $0.30. Mr. Simmons , Chadron , came in with lhrc < loads of cattlo. A. W. Beahtn , Corllnnd , cauio in lo looli over the market. Gcorgo M. Scott has hero with nine loads of weslern cattle. L. A. Dunn came in from Plum Crccli with two cars of catlle. Mr. Howies came in with a load of hogs foi H. Rico , of Wllsonvillo. Andrew McGInloy , Harrison , was her < with nine loads of cattlo. L. L. Rappcll , Chicago , was among the visitors at the yards to-day. Hogs are selling now $1.10 higher than r year ago and $1.00 higher than two years ago. ago.Thero There is considerable Inquiry for good native feeders and more than usual at this season of the year. J. M. Tompkins , Van Tasscll , was in will eleven cars of Wyoming Texas catlioand L , Vorhees with live loads of Wyoming natives , Prospects for u grand corn crop ore veri encouraging. Some think this means a bit beef crop next year again. [ Drovers'Jour nal. OMAHA Til A I ) 10 CONDITIONS. Monday , July 30,18S3. Business opened Ill's ' week qullo ncllvo anil lhat the fall trade will bo largo seems as suved. Sugar is steady at the decline previously ously noted. . Granulated is Sj QS c. Fisli are advancing rapidly , codfish nnd mackerel leading. It is said that very high prices foi these flsh will prevail the coming season The produce markets are well supplied witli southern und California fruits , the receipts from Culitornla coming through in seventy two to eighty-four hours and In line condl tion. It is understood coal will bo advanced 50c per ton within the next ten days pci hans sooner. \V. T. Coleman & Co. , of San FranclscD , who failed some time since , have offered Ic 8otlloat40c on the dollar. The liabilities The stock of sugar In the principal coun tries of the world Is 020,337 tons , against 1,001,10:1 : tons last year. Messrs. Deotjen & Co. , MiUanzas , estimate the Cuban sucar crop at (547bdO ( tons , apainst 020,400 tons last year , by placing 00,000 tons lo local use. and leaving 5vOiOJ tons for export. Other houses estimate the Cuba consumption at 40,000 tons. Coffee Is weaker , the receipts of the now crop being larger. The superintendent ol the New York coffee exchange reports the total sales of coffee for the year ending Juno 80 , 1833. at 22,070,000 bags , against 21,0-20,750 bags lor tlio year proceeding. OI course these sales wrro chiefly witidSor option coffee , as the dellvcr.es at that puvt during the pint jx'ar amounted to but 1.870VS9 ( bags from Hruzl ) , und the year's receipts 'at all United States ports were 2,10)LX $ ) bags , npnlnot 8.071.5S5 bags In 18SO-7 , and' l,037iSt ( bu/s In 1SS1-0. The exports from * Brazil during Iho year were 3l/J,3S3 ! bngs , against nearly 0,1)00,000 ) bags for the prcccedlng year , and G.BQJ.OOO In 1SS.VO. , The pack of Columbia river flsh , It Is now thought , will not exceed 80J.OOO cases for the seaton , showing a deficiency of 7ftCOO , eases In comparison with last y'i'ar. The demand on the coast hna been qultu active of lute. with sales reported of some CO.OOS cases of all kinds , part at ? 1.0'J for Columbia river and S1.37i for Alaska , the latter showing an ad- vnnco of about 2t , ' < 35c per dozen over previ ous transactions. Produce , F ru Its , Utc. Himr.ti Fancy creamery roll , 20 ® 21c ; solid packed , 10@17o ; choice country butter , 15@lOc ; common vradoi , KVAlHc. Eaos Stnctlv fresh , 13@llc candled. CU.IFOIIXIA. DAMSONS $1.25 ner box. CAUFonxuGiiu'EH $1.50i$2.iO ( per case. SOUTIIEIIS Gu.vi'BS 75c ( S1.00 per 10-lb backet. BiACKiiEiiim : * $3.00 for 24 qls. HlACK KtSI'llCRUIliS (3.0J. SQUASH 2c per ID. CANTIJLOIT.S $2.83 per dozen. SOUTHERN PLUM $1.75 ( 2.00 per bn. HucKi.cnniiHtBS $1.8o per drawer. POTATOES New , homo growth. CO@TOo per bushel. POUI.TUV Iso drejiad fowl In the market ; Itvo chickens , $3.50(3 ( 1.75 par doz. ; spring chickens , $2.75 ® J.23. STUIXO HKAN * 76C- per bu. TOM VTOKS SI.50 per bu. ToiiNii's 23SJ30o per bu. GUCKN Cons Sl.OOdJl.M ) per 100. WATEIIMII.OSS SlS.oOiJ20.00 per 100. PEAKS California , S4.00Q2.50 per case ; Southern , fl.OO per * < bu. CUI.KK80t40c ( per dozen. Plus $1.00 per bushel. PKVCHES California , $2.0WZ2.23 ( per box ; Missouri , $1.00 per % bu. HVXAX is Common , $1.50@2.23 per bunch ; choice , $2.50.1.50. LKMOSS $7.00S.OO per case. Oiuxons Mcssinns , ? ii C0@.00 ! per box ; Rodl , $7.5@S.r ( > ; $4.K ) ( ( ? .75 per half box. C\IIIHGES $ ) .50 ner 100. ONIONS 2c tier Ib. AITI.ES $ l.00@3.25 per bbl. CIIIEK Michigan , 44.fiO@ll.30 per bbl 32 gals ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl. Pol1 CoiiN Rico , 3@4c ; common , 2@3c. CUIUOTS 75cpcr bushel. llKAXb Choice eastern handplckcd navies. $2.bO8.S5 per bushel ; western hand picked navies , . * 2.755Z > 8.85 ; mediums , S2.5'J32.00. Lima beans 5e Der pound. HONET 14@10c for ono ) > ound frames ; strained honey. G@Sc per pound. UECSWAX Ulioico yellow , 20@22Xc ; dark colored , 13@l4c. CHEESE Young America , full cream , . ; full cream cheddnrs , 9@'JKc ; full cream Hats , 9@9V ; good to choice skimmed Cheddars , 0@0 ; skimmed flats , 5@3 jfe. Grocri-H lAat , Rnvised prices are as follows : BiouiNO Stark A , seamless , 21c ; Amos- keag , seamless , 10) e ; Lewiston A , seamless , 19c ; American , seamless. lOKc ; burlaps , 4 to 5 bu,5@fl > c ; gunnies , single , 13c ; gunnies , double , 2oc ; wool sacks , 35c. COFFEES Mocha , 2ii@2Sc ; Rio , good , 17c ; Mai.dahllng , 2C > @iSc ; roasling Rio , lOc ; O. G. Java , 34@2iiu ; Java , inferior , 8I@ 24c : Rio. fancy , 1GQJ.19C ; Sanlos and Mara- caibo , 17@19c. COAL Anlhrncilc , range , and nut , $10.00 ; largo egg , $ U.73 ; Rock Spring , $7.00 , Su perior , $0.00 ; Iowa , $4.50 3.50 ; steam coal , $1.50 to $100. 1 SUQAK Granulated , 8MSJi'c ; conf. A. 7J c ; whlto extra C , 7J < @ 7'fc ; extra C , 7 @ "jf'o ; yellow C , OJf@G > o ; powdered , 8 } { @ t > % c ; cubes. S'X&Wc. CANNED Goons Oysters , No. 2 Standard , per case , $3.23 ; strawberries , 2 Ibs. per case , $2.30 ( 2.40 ; raspberries , 2 Ibs. , per case , 5.2.00(148. ( 10 ; California pears , per case , S4.00@4.70 ; apricots , per case , $4.5004.75 ; California peaches , pen case , $3.005.23 ; California white cherries , per case , $3.70 ( aO.OO ; California plums , per case , $4.20@4.iiO ; pine apples , 2 Ibs , per caste. 3.83 ( < 4.SO ; 1 Ib. snlinon , per doz , § 1.90@2.00 ; 2 Ib goose berries , per case , $8.00'i.lO ; 2" Ib. string beans , per case , $1.75@l.bU ; 2 Ib. marrow fut peas , -2.50@2.00 ; 2 Ib. early Juno peas , $2.00 C < ? 3.7581b. ; , tomatoes , $2.00@2.15 ; 2 Ib. corn , $2.00a2.20. ( DIUED FUUITS Figs , in boxes , per Ib , 13 ® lOc ; Jigs , in mats , per Ib , 5) @ 0c ; dates , in boxes , 5 } @ 7c ; London Malaga layer raisins , per box , $3.50@3.75 ; Malaga loose raisins , $2.30@2.GO ; now Valen cia raisins , per Ib , 7 > ( ij8c ; Cali fornia loose muscatels , per box. $1.75@2.00 ; California London layer raisins , per box , $2.35(22.50 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , 20@22o ; California pitted plums , per Ib , I2@13c ; dried blackberries , per Ib , 8M@9o ; dried raspberries , per Ib , 80@i : > 3 ; dried. apples , 7(3l9e ( ; evaporated apples , @ 8 c ; California sun dried peaches , 12M 13 > ic ; California unpared evaporated peaches , 15@18e ; evaporated California apricots , 1820c ; Zanleo currants , 0ci Turkish prunes , 4J c ; citron , 202ic. PICKLES Medium , in bbls , $ "i.50 ; do inhalf bbls , $ .1.00 ; small , in bbls , $7.00 ; do in hall bbls , $3.75 ; gherkins , In bblsS.83j do Inhalf bbls , $4.00. FISH California salmon , per bbl , $10.00 ® 18.00 ; halibut , per Ib , 14c ; family white flsh , per } .bbl. $3.25 ; white flsli , No. 1. i > er K-hbl , $0.50 ; troul , per K-hbl , $5.75 ; scaled herring , pur box , 2So ; now llollaiid hernng , per keg , 0'2c ; George's Bay splil herring , ) > er bbl , new , $3.73 ; split Labrador herring , per bbl , new , $8.00 ; extra George's cod , per Ib. now , 5 } < Jc ; Western Bank cod , per Ib , new , 5 } c ; bone less cod , 5$3c ( ; largo family mackerel , per K-bbl , $10.00 : mackerel , No. 1 bay , K-hbl , $11.00 ; smoltcjl bloaters , per box , $1.40. TOIIACCO Plug , 20ffiG3i ( ; ; smoking , 10@53c. JELLIES $1.25 per 30-lb pail. SALT $1.30@1.33 per bbl. ROI-E 7-10 , U)4gji ( ( c. SriCES Nutmeg , per Ib , 55 ( < I75c , popper , pcrlb , 17d41lu ! ; cloves , per Ib , 18281o ; all- pice , 7@Sc ; cinnamon , 7rt8c. B NAILS Iron nails , per keg , $2.03@2.10 ; steel powder , choice to fancy , 40@i3o ! ; Japan , com mon to medium , 15@25 ; Japan , choice to fancy , 30@43c ; Oolong , common to good , 25 ® 35e ; Oolong , clioico to fancv , 50@70e ; Imper ial , common lo medium , 25@33o ; Imperial , good lo fancy , 40@30c. NUTS Almonds , 15@17c ; filberts , 910o ; Brazil , 5@lic ; walnuts , 10@l4o ; pecans , 7J @ 8Ko i Peanuts. OU@SKc. CIUCKCII-J 5@10c per Ib ; assorted cakes , 7 @ 20c per Ib , as per list. MU'LC SUOAH Bucks , 10@10J c per Ib ; penny cakes , 11 ® ! ! ] per Ib ; pure maple syrup , $1.00 per gal. BiiooM- > Extra 4-lie , $ ' .OJ ; parlor , 3-lie , painted handles , $2.25 ; No. 1 , $8.0d ; No. 2 , $1.95 ; heavy stuulo brooms , $4.00. STiiicii Mirror gloss , 5Jfo ; Graves' corn , G c ; Oswcgo gloss , 7ciOswcgo ; corn , 7c. POWIIF.K AND SHOT Shot , $1.80 ; bucitshot , $1.53 ; powder , kegs , . $3.00 ; half kegs , $2.75 ; one-fourths , $1.50 ; blasting , kegs , $2.15 ; fuses , 100 ft , 5.ViC70c. RKPIXIIII LAUD Tlcrco. SICo ; 40-lb square cans , S'i'c ; 50-lb roumi , 8J o ; 20-lb round , c ; 10-lb palls. SXc5-lb ; pails , 9o ; 3-lb palls , . PitovisioNS Hams , ll12e ; breakfast bacon , 10Jf@ll c ; bacon sides , 9Jf ® lOc ; dry salt , 8J < Oi9o ; shoulders , 8b > c ; dried beef , 10 ( < cl8c. WOOIIENWAIIE. Two-hoop pulls , per doz. , $1.40 ; three-hoop palls , $1.05 ; No. 1 lub , $7.00 : No. 8 lub , $ ( ! .00 ; , No. 3 lubs , $3.00 ; washboards , electric , $1,50 ; fancy Northern Queen washboards , $2.75 ; assorted bowls , l-i.75 ; No. 1 churns , fU.50 ; No. 3. churns , $3.60 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , $1.70 ; spruce , in nests , 70o per nest. Svuui's AND MOLAH ES Sugar syrups. common to choice , 3S@44c ; corn syrup. 2s@ 84c ; black strap molasses , 15o ; Now Orleans molasses , open ketlle , 35@50o ; New Orleans centrifugal. 27g3- ( ; sorghum , 2735c. RICE Carolina and Louisiana , S'/fflO'/o ; Patnu nnd Rangoon , 5@5 > fc. CANOV Mixed , 1018o : slick , Ijeathcr. City harness per Ib , 2S@20c ; country har ness pur Ib , 24j$25o ; city line per Ib , 32S33o ; kip heavy per Ib. 45@50o ; kip medium per Ib WQGOo ; veal per Ib , 05@70o ; Chicago slaugh tered solo per Ib , 25W2 o ; city calf 2 } to 80 Ibs , b5@00c ; city upper per foot , 1820c ; collar - lar , I4i ; lflc ; UuiTaloslaughtered solo per Ib , Sji&aoc ; Oak lealher slau'ghlered sole per Ib , S 30c ; liarness , per Ib , 28M82c ; ujipcr per foot , 31@22o ; islp heavy per Ib , OS@70o ; kip ISC ! " , , | ) , ' T5@so > clt-v calf "or ltj ! OOc < gM.OO : lining per dozen , JJ.OOr < 13.50 ' r/.0. ? ? * ) , IUOMI.75 ; French' 5 ; French calf 50 Ruboor boou and shoes Boston , dls 40 per cx-nt ; I3ay State , dia 4010 per cent ; Pnrn , tlis 40i35 per cent ; Ooodyear , dls 40Q5 per cvnt Mctnls nnil Tinners'Stock. lln,27c ; solder , 15@2oo ; copper bottoms , 31e ; shenlhliiK copper , tinned , Silo ; planishing copper , tinned , 8tc ; lend pipe , OVc ; hcct Iron , NS. IS to SI , ? 3.aOi Russia iron , 13ts ; Am Russia planishcu , A , 10o : Am Ru la planished , U , We ; p.ilntcd barb ivlrc , J3.001 , Kulvnulzcd bnrb wire , $3.73. Dry Goods. A1U * t/V > JIUIWV1 ( ll < f AllI V' ( liUlUI Bristol , 13c ; Union Pacific , ISc. CAUI-ET WAUi'-Blb White , 19c ; colprcd , HATTS Slnndord , Sc ; Orm. lOc ; Beauty , 12J4c ; Boonc , 14c ; H , cased. $0.50. PniSTS Solid colors Atlantic Go Slater rjV/ . . . ! > . , .II. . nil p.lr. . . . . . . . . . . . .11 , V/a ; . . 13ife ( ; Swifl River , fcc ; Thorndlko OO , 8 } < o ; Tliorndlko ER 8h'c ; Thorndlko 120 , Oiu'o ; Thorndike XX , 15u ; Gorilla No. 0 O o ; Cordis No. 4 , lie. ' DF.SIMSAmoskciig , 0 oz , IflJ e ; Everett , 7 oz , 13 > < c ; York , 7 oz , I3 ! < fc ; Havmaker , 8Ke ; JatTrcy XX , ll c ; JutTrey XXX , 12 > < o ; Heaver Creek AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek UU , lie ; Heaver Creek CC , lOc. KESTCOKV JKVXS. Memorial , Ifio ( Dakota , ISc ; Durham , 27Kc ; Hercules , ISe ; Learning. ington , 22 < o ; Cuttswohl , 27V c. Ciu > n. Stevens' H , Oc ; Stevens' H , bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , 7 ! c ; Stevens A. bleached , SJ e ; Stevens' P. SUc ; Stevens' ' P , bleached , 0' < u ; Stevens' N , Oj c ; Slovens' N , bleached , loj c ; Stevens. SRt. 12 > c. SIiscKM.vSKOL's. Tublo oil ciolli , S2.S5 ; plain Holland , OJ c : U.ulo Holland , 12kc. FI.ASXKLS. Plaid Raftsmen,2ilc ; Oosticn , 2 c ; Clear Lake , 2 a ; Maple City , 30Kt Fi.AXXii.s-Whlte G H , No. 2 , J. , 21c ; G H. No. 1 , ? { , 27K ! H H , No. 2 , J { , 22Ko ; H H.No. 1 , jr. 30o ; Qnechco , No. 1 , f , 48c. PHINTS Pink and Robes Richmond , 6K ° i Allen , Oc ; Rivcrpomt. 5c ; Steel River , i Richmond , 0 4e ; Pacific , 0 e. PIUNTS Indigo Blue Washington , G o ; American , 7c ; Arnold , 7e ; Arnold Century. 9c ; Arnold B , lOXi" , Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , 10 > < fo. PIIIXTS Dress ( Jliarter Oak , 5c ; Ramnpo , 4 } c ; No. 5 , Oc ; EE , OKe : GG. lo c , XX , 12c ; OO , 14c ; NN. l c ; Lodi , 5c ; Allen , Oo ; Richmond mend , Oc ; Windsor , 0)tfc ) ; Eddystonc , GJ c ; Pauitlc , C' c. GINOIIAM PlunKctt checks , 7i e ; Whitten ton , 7 } c ; York , 7J < Je ; Normandl tirrss , 8J e ; Calcutta dress , b c ; Whitlenlon dress , 8 > fe ; Rciifiow dress , 8&iol2Kc. ( CAMCIUCS Slater , Sc ; Woods , 5c ; Sland- ard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c. COMFOKTKIIS-SO C0@35 00. HI.\SKITS White , 51.00@7.CO ; colored , ffl.OOR8.00. ( UI.IACIIEI > Siincriso Rerkeloy cambric , No. 00 , 9) ) < c ; Best Yet , 4-4. liWc ; butter clotli , OO , 4 > e ; Cabot , 7 eFarweil ; half bleached , SJ o ; Fruit of Loom , OJi'o ; Greene G , Oo ; Hope , 7 ; King Philip cam- brie , lie ; Lonsilulc cambric , 11)4.5 ) ; Lonsdale. 8 ? ; Now York mills , 10) ) < ? c ; Peppercll , 42-in , lie ; Peppercll , 40-ln , 12c ; Peppercll , 04 , lOc ; Pepperell , 8-4 , 21c ; Pep perell , 9-4 , 2Jc ; Peppercll. 10-4 , 2 , > c ; Canton 4-4 , 8J.fc ; ; Cahton , 4-4 , fl c ; Triumph , Oo ; Warasullo. lie ; Valley , 6c. Brown shceling Atlanlie A , 4-4 , 7 > fe ; A Eanliu H , 4-4 , 7J c ; AllanllcD , 4-4 , OJic ; A.I- lanlic P , 4-4. Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Go ; Aurora C , 44 , 5c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OJ/c ; Hoosier LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7J c ; Law- roncoLL , 4-4 , ( u ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5 } c ; Peppcroll R , 4-4 , 7o ; Pepperell O , 4-4 , OjJjc ; Pejporoll. 8-4 , IS c ; Pepperell,9-4,21c ; PC- perell , 10-4 , 23c ; Utica C , 4-1 , 5c ; Wachusctt , 4-4 , 7J < fc ; Aurora It , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora B , 4-4 , bticK West Point fiO in , 8 oi , lOJ e ; Qucclico No. 2 , Jf. 37Kc ; Quecltco No. 3 , f , 32Kc ; Anawan , 32 } < c ; Windsor , 23Kc. Fi.ASXit.Red , C , 2J In. Ift ; E , 24 in , 21c ; G G , 24 In , ISc : H A F , Jf , 25c ; J R F , Jtf , 27 } c ; G , % , 35c ; West Point , 29 in , 10 oz , 12)cWcst ; Point 29 in , 12 ot , 15cWest ; Point 40 in , 11 oz , IGc. SiiiKTiNn Checks , Caledonia X , 9J e ; Cal edonia XX , 10 > c ; Economy , Oc ; Otis , 9o. lrutn nnd Chemicals. MISCELLANEOUS Sulph. acid , IJ c ; citric nciu , OOc ; tarlarlc , 50c : bal. copavia , COcj borax , lOc ; chloroform , 50c ; glycerine , 23c ; gum Arabic , selccl , fl.OO ; gum camphor , 30c ; gum opium , ? 2.75 ; sulph. morphia , ? 250 ; bromide potassium , 42c. Ou.s-Cnrbon , 150 ° lOo ; headlight. 175 ° 12J c ; gasoline , 74 ° 12V c ; West Virginia summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 golden ma chine , ISc ; extra W. S. lard , 20c ; No. 1 lard , 42c ; turpenlino , 41c ; linseed raw , G3c ; boiled , Iiuml > cr , DIMENSIONS AND TIMnEIlS. Add CO cents per 1,000 feet for rough joist. HOARDS. No. 1 com , sis $18.00 I No. 3 com , sis $15.W ( No. 2 com , s 1 e 10.50 | No. 4 com , sis 13.50 Add 50 cents per 1,000 for rough. PENCINO. No. 1 , 4 und 0 in , 12 and 14 ft , rough. . , $20.0 ( No. 1 , " 10 ft , " . . . . 20. < X No. 2 , " 13 and 14 ft , " . . . . 10.0C No. 2 , " 10ft , " . . . . li.O'J . A , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.$20.50 I C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.M.7f B , " " 19.75 1 D , " ' 11.71 CE1LINO AND 1'AHTITION. 1st com , Jf in white pine ceiling . (33.0C 2d " " " " . aT.Of Clears in Norway pine ceiling . 15.5 ( . 2d com X In " " " . 13.5C n.ooiiiNO. AO In white pine . $34.0C B " " " . i , oc C " " " ' . 2'JX ( D " " " . 21.01 E " " " ( sol. irncing ; . 18.51 Six Inch drop siding 50c per 1,000 extra. STOCK 1IOUIDS. A , 12 in , s Is. . . $45.00 I C , 12 In , si n.$30OC B , 12 in , s 1 s . . U9.00 | D , 12 in , sis. . . 82. ( K No. 1 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 12 ft . 20.51 No. Icom , 12 in. si s , It ft . 20.0. No. 1 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 10 ft . 20.0C No. 1 com , 13 In , sis , 10 , IS and 80 ft. . 22.51 No. 2 com , 12 in , sis , 10 , IS and 20 ft. . 19.4i ! No. 2 com , 18 in , s 1 s , 18 and 14 ft . 18.50 No. 2 com , 12 In , a 1 s , 10 ft . , 18. 00 12 in grooved roofing $12 per M. moro than 12 in stock boards same length. 10 m grooved rooting same price as 12 in stock boards. ATFMTQ.Obtained. tUina Trade Mark . , Ijbel , I'rint and Cop ) n hl protection se cured. Good work , good references moJer- atech'E * . Send for pimphlet. R , G. DuBoIl iCt. 916 F St. , Winston , D.C. DREXEL & MAUL , ( Successors tn John O. Jacobs. ) Undertakers & Embalmers At the old stand , 1407 Pumam St. Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly attended Telephone to.Noi . il. IMI.ML.t. N , | > . HlCiOIAV. J. II. III.AMIIAIUI. PALMER. RICHMAN 4 ; CO. . Live Stock Corainission Merchants McCOY BROS. , C' Stock Commission Merchants , Utrkpt furnlrbcd frcaon nppllcntlnn. Hlockors nnrl n. UufurenceiOnm. . ORIMERWESTERFIELD& MALEV Liye Stock Commission , Boo li. " " . Block ALEXANDER i FITCH. Commision Dealers in Live Sock , -.com 3 , Opposite Kxchange Hulldlng , Union Stock Vanli.Soultt UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha Limited , implements. " CHURCHILL PARKER , Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons , C rrl gei tad i Um > b LlNINGE&METUALF CO. , AgricnltiiralIfflDlements , a onsCarria2Ci , ! Bnpslot , Ktc.Vliolct.ilo. . Om ti , Ncbrn Ut > . " PARLIN. ORENDORF St MARTIN , \Vliolotnle Dcalf r In Agricultural Implements , Wapns&Bro Ml , im. JOl nnd W ! Jonct Strocl. Oinnlia. P. P. MAST & CO. , Manufacturers of Bnckeye Drills , Seeflers , CultlTiton.lI'tr Rftkri.Clctcr Mill * nnil l.ubnn 1'ul- Ttrlt tn. Cur. 14lti and Nlchulns MtocH. Wl4ONA Whotpialc , Agricnltnrallnmlements apns&Bnsgies r < inicrlltri "nrt Nlfholtn StrocU. OMAHA BUAN'OH. J. P. SElBERLINQ & CO. , AVron , Uhto. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine , \V. K. Mcnd.Maniuar. 13H LcnTpnworlli t. . Omalia. MbClNBMILBURN& STOOD ARD Co MiuuifiuiurrrsnTiil Jobbers In Wagons , BiiEgies , Rakes , Plows Etc , Cor. Ptli nn I 1'aclflc ptrcpf , Omnha , Neb. Artists' Matorlnls. " A noSPE"jr. , Artists' ' Materials Pianos anil Organs , IMl DOUL-IM Street , Omah.l. Nobrarkn. Booksellers and Stationers. H. M , & S. W. JONES , Successors lo A. T. Kctiyon A \Vhoh-Biilo & Hotntl Bookseller and Stationers , I'lDoVeilillnit Hlntlonory , Conmiprrlnl htutlonerjr lo ? ! Iloiik.-li Strcot. Umnliii , Nob. Boots and Shopa. KIRKENDALL , JONES & CO. , ( bucvusaors lo il cd , JODCB & . Co. ) Wholesale Mannfactnrers of Boots and Shoes notion Hubocr Shoo Co. 11US , 1104 It. 1IU1 llartigy St. . Omaha. Kebraakii. W. V. MORSE & CO. . Johhers of Boots and Shoes , 1101 , IIOJ-IIOJ Douglas St.Oiunlia Manutuctory , Sum mer M. lloslon. CffooB , Spices , EtO ; CopFEE CO. , UluobR Coffee and fpKC Mllli. Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , Flarcrlng Kxlrncli , l iuiulrr Hluo. Inks. Ktc. Illi- l > lilll rn r Hlrett. Omaha , Nobranka. Crockery and OlasBvynr. " Aftnl Jot the Manufacture" and Importers of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , Ktc. Office. 317 B. 15th St. , Omaha. Ncbra ka. PERKINS. OATCH & . LAUMAN. IniDorer and .lobbr > of Crockery , Glassware , Lamis , Silyerware Ktc. K.H fnrnam Si. , New 1'azton Dulldln : ; . CommlBslon ond8tprago. _ " " " " RIDDELL" & RIDDELL" Storage and Commission Merchants , "ntlpr. Kf r . OIPO P. I'oiiltry , Game. ia Howard Street. Omaha. _ GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. , ISuccoskora to McShanu & Sclirociler. ) Mm Commission and Cold Storage , Omaha. Nebraska. FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS. Wholesalu Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 10U North 10th tilruet.Omuha , Neb. Cool , Cokp and Llmo. ' OMAHA'COAL , COKE & LIME co. , Joooers of Hard and Soft Coal , 303 South 13th Slreel. Omalm. Nebrmka. J. J. JOHNSON & CO. , Manufacturers of Lime , And nlilppers of Coal , Coak , Cement , l > lnter , l.lme. Drain Tile , and Sewer I'lpo. omco , 2H , B. Lltli St. , Omaha , Neb. Telephone 11. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. , Shippers of Coal and Coke , 8H South 13tb St. . Omaha. Neb. DryCopdsand Notions. " " 'M. E SMITH & "CO. . Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 1107 and 1104 Douglni. Cor , lltli St. . Omaha. Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYOOODSCo Importers andJohoersinDryGoodsNotions , GenU' FurnliblnK Good > . Corner lltli and HunsT bu. . Omaha. Ncbrmka. Furniture. DEWEY & STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitnre , Farnam Street. Omaha. Ncbrmka. CHARLES SHIVERICK , Furniture Omnba , Nebraska. Groceries. " PAXTON. Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , V06 , 707,703 and 711B. IQlh 81. . Omaha , Neb. ' McCORD. BRADY & CO. , Wholesale Grocers , i th nnd Lcavenwortli Strocti.Ouiulin , Nebraikn. _ _ Hardworo _ Wholesale Hardware , Ciitleryjin Plaie , Jletnls , Plwct Iron , etc. Agents for Howe Scales Jliuml 1'owder und I.yimm llurbed wIro. Umiiha , Nubraaku. HIMEBAUOH &TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , Mechanics' Tooli nnd Iluffalo Scales. U05 Douulut tilreei , Umulia , Nebraska. RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. . Wholesale Hardware , t i n Av JS tl . K lrbttnk fctamlurclScap. _ | . ' MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO , \Vlmlosaio Mnnufncluri'ri of Saddlery & Jotes of Saddlery Hardware And Leather. 140J , IKtt nnlllTT IlKracy St. , Ouiaha , Ncbraika , Heavy Hardware. W. J. BROATCH. fleayy Hardware , Iron and Steel , W. L. PARROTTE & CO. . Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods , 1107 Uaniej Btteet. Omaha. Neb. _ J.urnbor. " OMAHA LUMBER c6" All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale 1914 Street and Union Pacific Track. Omaha. LOUIS BR"ADFORD , Dealer in Luniher , Lath , Lime , Sash , Doori.Elc. Yard -Corner 7lh and DouvlMl Coiuei Jib. and Douglaj. 11 Lumber C. N. DIETZ , Dealer in All Kind ? of Lnmlicr , lllhaiid California PlrceK Omaha , Nebra'V * . W. UMMY , Lnmber Liine Cemenl Etc Etc , , , , , , _ CprnerKth and Douslas f ta. . Omaha * HARVEY LUMBEI To Dealers Only , Office , 11(0 Fftrnaru Street , Omaha. JOHN A. Wholesale Lumber , Etc , Imported anil Anu-rlran > ' < irll i.4 Oracnt. SUtf < Agent iurMllnnukrn llyilrnnllc LVmvnl aui > Vluliicy While l.lme. CHAS. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lnmocr , Wood Carpet ! nd Tarqucl Flooring. Vth anil Danilai Millinery nnd Notions. " " " " " ' "f. bBERFE"L"DER" * Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions m ? innndill"onth lllh "Iron ! CANFIELD MANUFACTURINa CO.r Manufacturers of Overalls , Jcnni Pauls , S > t lrt , Ktr. ItWund HIM IXtuglai Street , . Umnlin. Neb. Notions- J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 4IH nnd ( ViPUtli 10th St. , Onmha. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. . Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils , AxloQreato , Etc. , OraftUa. A. U. lllthop , Mnnacer VINYARD & SCHNEIDER , Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods , arnej Plroct. Onmlm. Office Fixtures. T11U S1MMONDS MANUKACTUHtNQ-CO. Munuractura.'s ot Ofllce and Saloon Fixtures , Mantle * , s uiobonr.ls. Hook Ciisc * , Dmir KUture , WalI I'aic'.l'iittUUinn , Itnllliiei.CuuiiturK. llerrnnd Wlno ( oolor , Vlrrurt * etc. Factory nm' onln * , 17JU and ITS ! SonUi l.ilb. 81. , Uniutiu. TolopUono ll.M. Paints , Oils , ffijjlow Gla s , Etc , ll Firnam Street , o''ua'iit. ' Nob. Popor. CARPENTER PAPER CC- fholesale Paper Dealers , Carrr nlco ntock of Printing , Wrapping and Wrttlq * l'a-ar. Bpuelal atuintlon auun to car loail orilert. Popor t3oxos. _ JOHN"L. WILKIE. Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory. Not. HIT anU Uia Douglas St. , Omaha , Not ) . WESTERN NEWSPAPER Auxiliary Publishers , OMAHA Hanufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 911 ClolLlun and Leather Utltlun. 1UUH Farnaui BltMt. _ Sj3h , Doors , Etc. M , A , DISBROV/ . CQ. , . Wbolesalu Manu. .cturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , Branch UHce , litli and Itard btreeta. Omalm , N b. . ' " BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. / Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds , .VcnldliB , Blair Work and Interior I lar.I Wood Fla > ab. N. E. Corner Kth and Ix-nreuworlU ytreula. Omaha , tjtitt. i 8 1 tea m FJ tt I n ga , jum PB ' , Etc A. L. STRANO Pumps , Pipes and Engines , ' CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , Steam an 3 Water Sunplloa. ncnOquartcrs for Malt , tooit ACo'igouJa. nil FnniHm bt.OmaIia. ' U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. . Steam and Water Supplies , BROWNELL & CO. . Engines , Boilers and General Machinery , Sheet iron Wo * MIH , . Soods. PHIL. STIMMEL Ac c6T Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds 911 and 013 Jones r-trcrt. Oinaba. Storage , Forwarding & Commlsalon ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. , Branch h < wbuli OMAHA MANUFACTIlEHRn. " c _ stacks , Boilers " , .Etc- K. SAWYER. Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks , Britchlnt : , Tanks nnd General llollor Itupalrlng. UU _ llodgn Klrrot. Omaha. Neb Broworo- STORZ & 1LER , Lager Beer Brewers , U21 North Klsthtoonth Street , Omnba , Ktb. Cornloo. * " " " EAGLE CORNICE WORl < S , Manufacture Galyanized Iron and Cornice , Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS. Carter & ton , I'ropX Muiiufacturen of ull kind * Steam Boilers , Ms and Sheet Iron Worlc Work youth iOih and II. A M. CroislnK. 1'AXTON A VIEIII.IXQ IllON WOHKS. Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work , Enplnei , llra Work , General Koiimlrr , Maolilneua * JllnckEmltli Work , tltlltu and Wiirk , U. 1' . lly. nod IHhMrect , Omiihu. "W I R E & i R"oTT WORKS , ' Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS , Man'frsofFire&BurglarProofSafes ' r ult . .lall Work , Iron an 1 Wlra lVnrlniHlijn , Etc. G.Andrccn , IVop'r. Cor. lltli and Jocktou HU. " CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE WORKS Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards and Rcrecnt , for hank * , omco . * torc ratldenco * . etc. Improved A nln > c > , lx > ck > mlth Mmlilmrr utia _ UluckimltU Werki. lUIHuutb Utb jiw ; MEAGHER & LEACH ; - * Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks , General AfenU for nicbold Hate k Lock Co. ' * Yaulu and Jail Woik. Hli faxnam Btreet. OuklM.