Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; JULY 17 , 1889.
A Cablegram Proves to bo the Son-
oatloii in Wheat.
A DISPOSITION TO SELL CORN.
Onts Avornfjo Flvmci' Hut uti Special
Activity Noted lloarfl HAVO
tlio Call In 1'nivlnlonR Cixt-
llo About the Sninc.
CHICAGO I'UODUCB MARKETS.
CHICAGO , July 1C. ( Special Telegram to
Tun I5)ii : . ] The ficusntion In the wheat irmr-
kct to-day was uftpccl.il cablegram published
this morning In Now York and In the Chicago
Tltnos , giving the main points In the crop
nnd market nrtlclo In the London Times.
The salient fonlurus of the articles wore
statements that tlio latent advices from Bom
bay show thru India will Imvo Uttlo or no
WhfH for shipment ; that Russia , Australia ,
Roumnnln and eastern Germany will not
raise more thun enough to feed themselves :
that western Europe and the United King
dom will rulso KO.OOO.OOO bushels more than
laflt jcnr ; nnd that the Oilcsnn grnlnerlcs are
almost empty , eta The nrtlclo concludes
with the statement tlmt the great Importing
countries of Europe will bo more at the
mercy of America this year than
usual. During the morning a vnrlaly
of nttempts were made to break the force of
this summary of the situation , but the con
clusions were nearly In accord with the
Ideas of the best Informed members that no
serious Impression wax made In the discred
iting. The news of tfm ticxt greatest Itn-
portanco was the further disappointment In
receipts of wheat hero and at all southwest
ern points. Uutny we athcr In the Ohio val
ley , Kansas nnd Missouri may account for
this In n great measure , but It la none the
less certain that the bears are greatly dis
gruntled over none of the realization of their
nigh hopes , based on the belief that there
was surely eolng to bo n huge early move
ment. Wheat was grown and will como Into
eight some time , but the bears arc losing the
moral effect ot the big early movement
counted on with sucti confidence. The mar
ket was weak and lower "in ofllces" yester
day , but this morning oponcd > l@t'o
up , with July quoted at 77J c , September at
70J > fe , and December at 78 ; < jc. December ad
vanced to 70&U and September to 7"c.
July , too , showed Its horns and advanced to
78fc , nnd then , on u second spurt , to 7Vj c.
The big break in July had its effect in dis
couraging country shipments , und holders
once more displayed nerve. July wheat was
a Bcarco article to-day. This may be auo in
part to the demand for cash wheat , which
was quite urgent ut times , and a reduction
in the cstinmtcd arrivals for to-morrow from
140 to Oil cars also had Its effect. The cash
wheat situation may bo quoted ns strong
everywhere to-day. December whcut re
acted from 79i } to 7 ) e , but the nm'rket re
covered Inter and the ground lost was nil
regained , though it was not entirely held.
The last quotations on the wheat list wore
as follows : July , TDK" ? August , 1Go\ \
September , 77o ; December , 78.JfJ < 379. ! These
prices mark a general advance us compared
with f yesterday , ranging from 5 c on the
long futures to Stfc I'or July. The volume
of trade was largo in the aggregate , A
gratifying increase in outsitlo orders was re
ported by commission merchants and trade
seems to bo "limbering up" somewhat.
Local professionals seem to bo about evenly
divided as to the merits of wheat , though
the market nets us though it might ho still
considerably oversold. Local engagements
of lake freigtit room for 80,000 bushels are
reported to-day. St. Louis received 83,000
bushels to-day. Foreigners were liberal
buyers hero and at New York to-day , and
yet , singular to relate , kept plugging this
market with bear dispatches up to the very
lost.
lost.There
There was a general disposition to sell corn
in view of the heavy outside movement
from here and the ready man
ner in which all offerings in
cash corn are absorbed. The Into rains Imvo
likewise retarded the growth , although the
prospect at present presented by the growing
crop Is encouraging for n irood yield In the
, -ibsenco of lurther accident. The uuwunt
tendency of the wheat market encouraged
the bulls In corn , nnd the price In 'tho end
was established ut a } { Q advance over yester
day's closing figures. July rested at 'Ao c ,
nnd September at 'A5 % @ % > % c.
Outs averaged tinner on the regular mar
ket , though at no time was there any special
activity , and the unimportant improvement
was chicily on account of fair outside buying
orders nnd no pnfisuro to Bell. The strengtli
In wheat and corn exerted a slight unlluence
on oats. Trade centered In September nnd
Mny , with the former at 21J @ 22c. May
touched 2'o , or % a advance , but the
strength was not sustained. For July 22 > c
was bid , with a trade or two lln&lly atJ c.
No. 2 regular sold ntli2 # to arrive. The re
ceipts were largo and withdrawals increased
to 73,000 bushels. .
In provisions the bear side had the call.
The icnllng was weak , and for property of
all kinds prices were considerably lower.
Trading , however , was narrow nnd without
special features. Hogs wore easier , but tnoy
failed to stimulate business in any direction.
Operators wore conservatively Inclined nnd
Indisposed to do much more than an occa
sional scalp. The , leaders showed decided
Indifference toward the market , and from
outside sources the demand was compara
tively Inslgnillctmt , orders of all descrip
tions being under an nvorugo in number. In
porlc tlio day'suctualdeclinenmountcd to 17f ! f
© SOc , in short ribs to lOfftltyfo and in lard
to 7 c. Lard wus relatively stronger than
either of Its companion articles. Hulling for
shipment to the extent of 2,050 tierces at
$ d.32 ( g.R5. ( ) The demand for cash meats
was only moderate and the few sales re
ported were made on private terms. For 10-
pound green hams 8c was the public ask
ing price. The favorite future delivery was
again September , which sold at $ ll.ao < ( tlM5
for pork , f0.a7Jtf < 3 < Uk' for lard , and $ . > .07 >
( ftO.bO for short ribs. Pork for September
closed ut ll.S2K , lard at f0.a7& , and short
ribs at > . ( > 7 } bid. August ranged 7/o under
September for pork , lOo for lard , ana S$7 ( > c
for short ribs. The product for next win
ter's delivery was quiet.
CHICAGO lilVE STOOll At AUK 121' .
Cmcuao , July 10. [ Special Telegram to
THK Hun. | CATTI.C. Estimated receipts ,
IIJ PO ; hist Tuesday , 0,214 ; week so lar ,
23,091 : same tlmo last week , 21,780. The re
ceipts were divided into about 6,000 natives
uud 5,000 Tcxans. The market wus about
the sumo as yesterday , suitable natives sell
ing strong , with coinmoi- and medium slow
nnd neglected. What la Intended to convoy
to the distant reader Is that natives that are
no bettor and perhaps not equal to good Tex-
nns were not wanted to-day , liuyors passed
them by or else nmdn bids BO
lew that salesmen could not enter
tain them. The run of Toxuns keeps
up at a rushing cllp 4,000 , yesterday and
5,000 to-dny-r'J.OCO In two days , ana , us a
CoiiHcqucncr. prices have fallen like the mer
cury under & northern blizzard , sales showIng -
Ing nnotlier decline of 10c , making a decrease
of ilOyMOoin the puitt eight or ten days. This
unsatisfactory condition of the Texas trade
has u depressing effect 01 all classes of low
gri.de natives , more especially on butchers'
lock , whluh has had to follow the down
tutu In Tcxans. canning COWH und other
rouuh atock telling at about as low a price as
at any low ebb , scarcely lufllcloat business
going on to ir.uko u market. Good feeders
arc not making much cvur $3.50. Choice
to oxti-rt beeves , (4.001.35 ; m > ; dlum to
irood tecrs , 13.10 to 1MO Ibi , $ . ) .SOQ4.I5 ;
JSOOtoUJMMlu , I3.700I.W5 050 to 1COU lt)8 ,
* } .M ) ( 3.0 ' ; &toeker and feeder * . J.25 ( < ii.OO ;
cows , bulls niid mixed , 1.00C ta.lO ; bulk ,
tS.15 ; Texas steer * , $2.U5ft3.00j ( cows , ll.OOQ
2.30 ; Tcxaim closing 10Q15o lovttir.
UouiEstimated receipts , 10.000 ; last
Tuesday , 18p33j wtek to far , SO,0'J"i ni" < f
time lust week , 31,444. The market oncued.
( steady nnd fHlrly notlve on mixed and hcaVy ,
the bulk toUllig at about yesterday's prices ,
but'Jateron , und e poclnlly after the ship
pers were nut of the way , buyers for packer *
successfully Hammered the market down a
Strong r > ( $10o , bidding only $4.25 for good
julxed mid fW ) ! for best heavy , such as hud
told early ut fl.B5Q4.40. Lieut sorts under
went little or no change , selling at M.50@
4.75.
New YOIIK , July 10. [ Special Telegram
to Tun HKK.I STOCKS The opening of the
stock market to-day was about In keeping
with the npnthy and conllietlng views which
abounded In stock circles last night. A cer
tain clement charged the weakness before
the close yesterday to Carntnnck's manipula
tions. The bulls wore relying on the grant
crops to bo moved , and the bears pointed to
the Indifference of the public and tlio fact
that too many lines had to share the business
in sight. There Is contention over Chicago's
attitude , the bears contending that western
traders changed from last Friday. Commis
sion houses are not decisive nnd play for
quick turns. Trusts are supported by Inside -
side parties. In railroad stocks conserva
tive houses claim that the short interest of
last week Ir still out nnd liable to help on the
flist good upturn , The activity this morning
was confined to n few stocks , Including St.
Paul , Atclilson and Northern Pacific pro-
fcrro'l ' , followed by the other grangers and
coal slocks. First price * were irregular and
generally within 3 < per cent of last night.
There were some fair advances before the
end of the hour. Northern i'aclfle preferred
was lf per cent up from the opening to 05Ki
Missouri 1'aclllc % over last night to 70 ] ,
and Chicago pas up 1 point to fi'J. The mar
ket held firm at 11 a. in. at the best prices.
The stock market reached its best point before -
fore mid-day and there was a slow decline to
the close , leaving prices about steady for
grangers , with O , , C. , C. & I. up 3 points to
7:3 : and Northern Pacific common nnd pre
ferred strong and higher on talk of a divi
dend on the latter. Laka Shore touched
102 , U WUB an unimportant day and leaves
the market In condition for a sharp turn
either way on Important developments. The
total sales were light 120,073 shares.
The following wore the clcHlni ? quotations i
0. 8.4s regular. 12M { Noi-tnurn I'nclflc. . " 8
U. 8.4s coupons. . . . KS doprofcrred to
V. 8.4KsrcKUlar. . . 0. iN. W 1UT2
U.H.45 ! coupons. . do prarorrcil I3'l4 !
i'aclncCsof 'if , 118 N.Y.Contral 105H
Central t'aclllo UI'J ' 1' . D.fcK ! 21U
Chicago k Alton. . . .130 itock Island Dili
Clilcftuo. llurllngton 0. , M. &SU' IWS
iyulnoy 100 ilopreterrod 108
D..l.t\V. HRX St.I'auUVOmnha. . W
Illinois Central 114 doproforred OJ
! . , . * W OU Ualon iMcinc 53 ? ;
KunsnsAcTexas. . . . lU'i W..St. Ii. & ! ' 15 ! 4
I.nke Shore ] oi\ ( loprotorreil. . . . . . 'J
Michigan Coutral. . 7'v Western Union HtX
MIssourH'aclllc. . . . Ul'ii
MOSEY Easy at ! iX@3j per cent.
PHIMB MKKOAHTILC PAPBII \ } &ty4 per
cent.
STBKMNO ExcnA.xon Quiet but steady ;
sixty-day bills , fi.fcfl ; demand , 84.87 .
PIIOUUCIO MARK 1ST S.
CHICAGO , July 10. 1:15 p. ra. close Wheat
Cash , 79) c ; September , 77i ! ; Decem
ber , 7SX@7'Jc.
Corn-JUash , 33fc ; August , & > % @ 3 : Xv\ \
September , 8 : % ( ai5 : c.
Oats-Cash. S2 ( M22a oi August , 21 c ;
September , 'i'ic.
Hye Nominal , 42V e.
Hurley No. 2 , September , C4c.
Flax Seed No. 1 , 8l.iOVrf. :
Prime Timothy $1.40 , nominal.
\Vhfsky-fl.03.
Pork Cash , $11.12 , nominal ; Aucrust ,
$11.15 ; September , * ll.22Jtf.
Lard Cash , $0.25 , nominal ; August.
$0.27 : September. $ G.37f. ! (
Flour Dull , unchanged.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $5.23@5.37 ;
short clear , ? . < X@G.12)tf ) ; short ribs , steady ,
cash , July nnd August , ? 5.02@5.85.
Butter Dull ; creamery , ll@15c ; dairy ,
0@14c.
Eggs Dull ; fresh , 10@llc.
Clieose Quiet ; full cream Cheddars and
flats , "X J c ; Young Americas , 7ffJ8e. (
Hides Weaiicr , and dnmund mod
erate ; heavy green salted , Go ;
light green salted , SfgoJl'c ; salted bull , 4 > < c ;
green salted calf , C ( ijofc ; dry flint 7c ;
dry Halted hides , 7o ; dry c lf , 7@3c ; dea
cons , 25c each.
Tallow Fair demand , easy ; No. 1 , so Id
packed , 3o ; No. 2 , cake , 4. ! c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour . 12OvW 5,000
Wheat . 33,000 58,000
Corn . aiO.OOO 285.000
Onts . 148,000 77.000
Now York. July 10. Wheat Receipts
550 bushels ; exports , 7S.030 bushels ; spot
quiet nnd l@tVc higher ; No. 2 red , StiJ c In
store , SOli SSSg'e afloat , 87H@b ! > c f. o. b. ;
ungraded red , fj4@hSJS c. Options uhow % Q $
IJ c advance , closing steady after freer busi
ness , No. 2 red , August , closing at S4.'jjC. '
Corn Ueeeipts , 140-00 bushels ; exports ,
143,300 bushels ; spot higher and active ; No.
2 , MXf&Wia in elevator , 48ic43-'c ( ' (
ullont ; No. 2 white , 49o bid , nominal ; un-
graded mixed , 4IJ ( < $43Xe $ ; options quiet and
stronger ; August closing at 43c.
Oats Receipts , 105,100 bushels ; exports ,
S10 bushels ; spot firmer und moderately
netive ; options stronger but quiet ; August
closing at27 o ; spot , No. 2 white , 3 f@.J3e ;
mixed western , 20@29Jlo ; white western ,
33@39o ; No. 3. Chicago. 28K@JSKc.
Conco Options opened steady at 1502' )
points up ; sales , 09,000 bags ; July , 514.00 ( > §
15.00 ; September , $14.'JJ@15.10 ; spot Hio
more active and stroni ; ; fair cargoes , $17.75.
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at 91 c
for August.
Egcs Fair demand and firm ; western ,
l4tfT14Kc. (
Porlc bull ; * iess , $13.00@13.25.
Lord Good export demand ; market quiet
and easier ; western steam , tO.U5@0.07 , clos
ing at SO.G5.
Uuttor In light demand , and steady for
extra ; western dairy , I0@13c ; creamery , 12
Cheese More active and unsettled ; west
ern , OJf@7 c.
Br. J > ouiH. July 10. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 73Ko ; August , 73K" ; September ,
Corn Strong ; cash , 83J o ; August ,
September , 33c. .
Oats Firm ; cash. 25c ; May , 25kb.
Pork-Dull ut U.7G.
Lard Nominal at $0.00.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
llutter Quiet , easy ana uuchanirod ;
creamery , 13@15c.
Minneupolix , July 10 , Wheat Sample ,
dull and lower ; receipts , 105 cars ; ship
ments , 87 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard ,
July. $1.01 ; on track , * 1.021.03 ; No. 1
northern , July , l 5e ; August , 81c ; Septoni-
her , 79 } o ; December , SOo ; on track , 94 @ 95e ;
No. 2 northern , July , 8lo ; on track , 81 ( S5e.
Milwaukee , July 1(1. ( Wheat Steady ;
cash , 78,4fo ; September , 70J c ,
Corn Quiet ; No. 3 , 33J/o.
Oats Steady ; No. 3 white , 27K@OSa
Kyo Easy No. 1 , 42 > < 4He.
Uarley Eiiny ; No. 2 September , 50@59J/c.
Provisions Easy ; pork , * ll.22X.
Cincinnati , July 10. Wheat Firmer ;
No. 2 red. now , 70c.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 mixed , 88c.
Oats Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 25o.
Whisky Firm nt$1.0-i.
Liverpool , July 10. Wheat Quiet ;
holders offer moderately ; California , No , 1 ,
7s UKd@7s 2Kd per cental.
Com Firm ; demand fair ; now mixed
western , spot ; 3s 10 > d percental.
KitiiHus Clly , July 10 Wheat Stronger ;
No. 2 rod , cash , ( S a bid ; July tales. C5o ;
AugUEt , U4o bid ; No. B cash , 59c ; July , sales ,
27c ; August , 60o ; No. 3 soft , cash , O'Je ' bid ;
Julv , C0c ; August , CJo bid.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 cash , 28o bid ; July ,
67fc bid ; No. J white , cash , 80 , 'e bid ; July ,
V0)ic bid.
Oats-No. 2 cash , 19 0 bid ; July , 17 o
bid ; August , no bid.
hi VIS STOUIC
OhlotiKO , July 10. Thq Drovers' Joxirnal
reix > rts us follows :
Cattle Hecoljita , 10,500 ; market Btronp ;
beeves , t3.f > 0@4 35 ; stockers und feodorB , ? , ' . ?
( S3.00 ; cow , buls and mixed , fl.60(23.1u. (
Hob's Koeoipts. 17,000 ; market steady ;
closing lower ou heavy ; mixed , f4.30(34.CO ( ;
heavy , t42K34.40 ( ; light , fl.3S&4.75 ; skip. ]
' 3 .Kis4 .00.
klieep Receipt * , 0,500 ; market dull ;
ICXiiirio lower ; natives , t3.40Q4.75 ; wcktorns ,
3.40@4.20i Toxaiw , J3.30Q4.10.
OUy , July 10. Cattle Receipts ,
7.SUO ; common to choice corn-fed steers ,
| J.7&(33.0y ( ; stockers and feedora , l3.rXX33.10 ;
cows , steady to tbade lower ; $1,50QS.70.
Hog Receipts , 8,700 ; ihlpmanta , 800 ;
market opened , stroug to 60 lower , cloaluj ;
with advance lost ; light , $1.23 ® 1.40 ; heavy
and mixed , (4,10(34.20. (
Nnttonnl Stock l.iril , lia ! < t St.
Louis , July 10 Cattle Hccclpl * . 2.SOJ ;
shipments , floO ; market steady ;
choice heavy nntlvo stot-s , $3.S.I.30 ;
fair to good , M.2A@3.00 ; stockcts
and feeders , fJ.IUCiC.J.15 ; rnnenrs ,
corn-fod , $2.75C'in.50 : grnss-fcd , $2.00 3.15.
Hogs Uecolpts , 2,300 ; shipments , 1,000 }
market higher : choice heavy and butchonv
j-clectlons , f 1.30 ( 4.45 ; packing , $ t.Vw
4,45 ; light grades , $4.4 : > @ 00.
Hloux City , Julv 10. Cattle Uocelpts ,
300 ; market ste.idv ; fat steers , $3.00J3.yi ( ;
stackers und feeders , $2.16@3.bO ; veal calves ,
i.00ff3.5a (
Hogs Receipts , 330 ; market easier ;
light and mixed , W.12) ) ( < i4.17 } < 5 heavy ,
UMAUA IjlVl
Cuttle.
Tuesday , July 10.
The cattle market was very llburally sup
plied and the bulk of the cattle wore native
corn-fed stock. A heavy ram was falling
during the entire day , and thin seriously In
terfered with the movement nnd trading was
slow , The market was moro.or less uneven ,
prices ruling from steady' to fie lower on
steers nnd . " ( ffildc lower on cnnners und
coarse butchers' cattle.
lines.
Market opened fi@10c higher and closed
steady nt the advance , everything selling at
f4.15@4.20. The supply wns very light for
Tuesday and demand liberal.
Snoop.
There wai onl.v one to.ul of fair Nebraska
native sheep received to-day.
Uooinpr.s.
Cattle 2,900
HogH 4 , 00
Sheep 113
Prevailing i'rlcon
The followln < U atv'Mj ' of prim * ruU in
this market for t'.io giMlo-j of stoalc men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1300 to IfiOO lbs.J 70 ( $1.90
Good steers , 1350 to lloUlbi. . . 3.05 ( ( (3.75
Good steers , 1050 to 13'JJ Ibs. . . 3.4) ) OM.tl'J
Common canners 1.2 > ® J.OO
Ordinary to fair cows 1.75 ( iffl.2't
Fair to good cows 2.30 ( jW. 10
Good to choice cows 2.40 rtt2.7fi
Choice to fnncy cows , heifers. . 2.70 ( $3.00
Fulrto oed bulls 1.75 ( fti'Jo
Good to choice bulls 2.25 t2.50
Lignt stockers and feeders. . . . 2.70 ( f$2.03
Good feeders. 950 to 1100 Ibs. . 8.0:1 : fiM.15
Fair to choice light hess 4.15 C' 4.20
Fair to choleo heavy hogs 4.10 ( < < l.20
Fair to choice mixed IIOJTS 4.10 ( ii4.4JO
Shorn shcop 3.0J @ 4.0U
KoprcHL'iiuulvc S.ilej.
STKEItS.
No Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 1110 $3 25 1 ! ) liSS S3 75
Ijlvc Stock Notes.
The provision market closed off.
The receipts of oattlo were very heavy.
Hog market closed steady at the advance.
A. Nelson , of Crete , was hero with a car of
cattle.
Albert deal came In from Donlphan with
six cars of cuttle.
Isaac Shcphurdson , of Rlvorton , added six
cars of cuttlu to the supply , nnd came nloni , '
to look ufujr thorn ,
Ed Dccrlng , of Donlphan , was at the yards
this morning.
D. Lonergan cumo in from BnggB with a
car of hogs ,
P. Scott , of LirlgL's , was on the market with
a car of hogs.
L. F. Southworth , of York , wus hero to
day with two cars of cattle. Ho thinks there
are quite a numherof fat cattle to bo had yet ,
and does not have much contldenco in u future
advance.
The heaviest receipts of cattle In a lone
tiino.
U. J. Fulton came In from Piillllps with
three cars of cattlo.
Nat Martin , of Donlphan , added two cara
of cattle to the supply und cutno along to look
after them ,
\V. J. Burpcr , an evory-day dealer at Don
lphan , was hero vrllh a car of hops.
J. Uowcrs brought In a car of cattle. Ho
ships from Fulls City.
C. KUCBKO , of Falls City , added a car of
cattle to the supply and came along to look
after them.
The entire cattle receipts consisted of na
tive stock and the greater portion was steers.
Fred Ley. of the firm of Ley & Polers , extensive -
tensive dealer * at Stanton , were hero look-
lug utter nlno cars of cattlo.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Produce , Fruits , Etc.
BUTTsn Table dairy , ll@13o ; packers'
stock , 8 > f@9o. Creamery Prints , fancy.
15@10o ; cuoice , 13@14o ; solid packed , lt ! @
18u.
18u.Eaos
Eaos- Strictly fresh , lie.
CUKESE Young Americas , fullcroam , llo :
factory wlns , 0)o ) ; off grades , 0 < Sflo\VM \
UoJsdln Edom , $11,50 per aoz : sup sago , IDo :
brick , Il@l2o ; limburger. ij@10o ; domcstlo
Swiss , I4u ; chueso safes , bronze modal , No.
1
Pouivniv Live bens , per dozen. $3.50 ®
4.00j mixed , t3.25@3.BO ; spring , 3.0003.60j
turkeys , 7@So per Ib ; ducks , f2.00@3.60s
goose , { 3.00 4.00 ; live pigeons , (1.50.
Oiuxots-Siui Gabriel , y.75@4.00 : fancy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets , fi.S5@i&0 ;
Rodl , 3.00.
PecuBS-Per bu. Sl.7593.00 ,
AI-I-LKS Per bbl. 76c@2.00 ,
s Per 21 auart cass , J2.00 : per 18
quart drawer , 1.00.
r 13iAcinEiinins Per 04 ql/iftt / t-ftso , $2.00 ®
2.r > o. "
HI.ACK UAsrnisnnins Per 21 quart case ,
$ -4 75.
llp.n IUsrniiiitira : Per St , iilnt case , $1.75
@ 2.00.
Qoosniiniinins Per bu itiWd , $3.00 ; SM
quart case , $2.00.
Ct'niuNTs Per cmo Zl qtmrts , § 1.75(3 ( < .00.
l'MM8 )
Hi.tir.iiEiiitins Per bu. JTi.
WATRUMBI.ONS 8IO.OO@Jr ,0ii ( ; > or 100.
CANTnt.ofi-8 Pcr doz , l . 2.00.
PINT. Ari-i.KS Per doz , § U.l ) 33.50.
HAKAS is According toielzo , per bunch ,
.ootfUK ( : ) . , ,
COCOANUTS Per 100 , ? 5 ( W. "
FIIKSII Fis t White llrh per Ib , T
trout , per Ib , lie ; whlto perch , per Ib. 7c ; buf
falo , per Ib , Tc ; pickerel , her Ib , Oc ; blauk
bais , per Ib , llo.
Hi : INS Choice hand nicked navy , fl.TS ;
choleo hamt picked medium , $ ! . ( " > ; cholco
baud picked country , $1.00 ; clciui country ,
$1.20@l.2T .
Etiti.v Vior.T : nins Potatoes , 30@IOo per
bu ; onions , California. Dor Ib , 2c : southern ,
per bbl , 2.00 ; cnbb uc , per crate , $1.S > ; tur
nips , per bu box , 50@75a ; beets , per box ,
76cG'l 00 ; wnx bsana , per bu box , $1.60 ;
string buniiR , per bu DOX , $1,2. > ; green pens ,
per bu box , Sl.OOt tomatoes , ucr j < bu bnx ,
40(3WccnulHloxver. ( ; 51.W ; cue plant , fl.BS ;
nquash , 2Sc per doz ; encumbers. 2,5c ; soup
bunches , 3Uc ; lettuce , 2oii nullslit-a , 20o ;
Krcen onions , inW'JOc ; now carrots , 20c ; plo
ubut , per Ib , ! ? c.
Al'l'Li : litTTTI'.ll 5C.
Ciniii : LJbl * , fT . ( H ) ; hf bbls3.00.
MAi'i.i : SUUAII I'iif@t5t ! per Ib.
POTATOES Old , choice , siickud , per bn , IB
@v'0e.
VIAI : < Choice , medium size , 5@flc ; choice
heavy , 4@oc ; spring lambs , t30.oy@'JO.OO per
dozen.
Hosr.T 14ClSc ner Ib for choice.
PIIBSCUVES IM &MOo per Ib.
JII.MCS : ; ilf'j > lu pur Ib.
UKCSWAX No. 1 , lti@Uc. )
HAYi 5lC' ) ' 5.oO.
CHOIFnr.i -S'J.OOMIO.UO. '
Hit tx $ ' .i.iXigli.8ri. ) (
TAI.UIW No. 1 , ! &c ; No. 2 , 2J @ 3c.
Gitr.Asu A , 3Jf@4 > o ; yellow , 2Kc ; dark ,
" ( J
WOOL Fine , average , 15@10c ; cholco , 18
® l c.
MEDIUM Average , 21@22c ; choice , 23S2-lc ;
COiirRL1 , lu'l lii'C.
Oniocrii'S.
PUOVISIOXS Hmns , No , 1 , 10-lb average ,
lie ; 20 to 22 Ibs , lOKc ; 12 to 14 llis , 12e ; No.
2 , UKc ; sjieclils , 12 > ? f ; shoulder ? , 7c ; broak-
fust bacon. No. 1 , Id o ; specials , 12 o ; pie-
me , lUi'e ; liiun anusiiKO , J0l o ; dried beef
hums , wo : bcof tnnuucs. fii pur dozen ; dry
suit me.its , ri tAO 'i per In.
S USAOI : Uclosuu , 4@IJ c ; Frankfurt ,
7c : tongue , Do ; sumitmr , iSJ c ; head chceso ,
5 > fc.
1'oitic Fnmlly , backs , per bbl. S13.00 ; yt-
bbls , fi.75 ( ; mess , bbls , S12.CO ; Vi-bbls , $ < 1.2.'i ;
pla pork , bbls , $17.f > 0bbis. . $ U.OO.
UEKF TOSOL-KS S.ilt , bbls , $20.00.
OILS Kerosene PW.li c ; W W , 12c ;
headlight , Ulo : salud oil , .l5@i.W ; per
dozen.
PICKI.BS Medium , pur bbl , $1.50 ; small ,
$ .1.50 ; ghurklns. $0.50 ; C & U chow-chow , tils ,
W.lll ; pts. $1,40.
Wliu'i'ixo PAIMSH Str.iw. per Ib , \ % @
2 } c ; ni ' . > Xct niunillo , H , ( ic ; No. 1 , Oc.
SALT Dairy , 140 2-lb pktjs , SailO ; do , 100
! Mb pkgs , $ \.G' ' > ; do , OOn-lbpiCKS , $2.40 ; do , 23
10-lb pkgs , ? 2.HO ; Ashton , bu b.vs. 5'1-lb , S.Jc ;
do , 4 IU bi s , 2'J4-lb. > U 111 ; M S A , 60-lb bags ,
55c ; No. 1 line , pt-r jbl , $1.23.
OANIIV > ii.8i2.1 < i3 per lb.r
CIIOCOI.VTB AXII COTOA 21@-0c ! ncr Ib ;
Oerintiii uhlckory , red , t >
farinit , . . . . .
ni-uul , lie ; vcrinicc'ili , lie ; rlco ,
sage and tnplocn , G't'l-'Vc.
l'Ysi : Suit iJi-icd codfish , UJ 29c ;
scaled herring , 28c pur box ; liol Uurring.Uoin ,
50o ; llaiiiburK spico.l hurriujr , $1.00 ; hoi. hur-
rinir , 70-C ? ; i.lO ; mackerel , half bills , No. 1 ,
? 1. > 51 ; largo family , $13.50 pur lOOlbs ; whitu-
llsh , No. 1. $ i.5 ( ) ; Muil.y30J ! , ; trout , $5.00 ;
siilnion , $ S.5'J ' ; anchovies , Sc.
Lvi : * l.7fi@l.50. ' '
NUTS Almonds , ir ( Jtl7c ; Hra/.lls , Oo ; 111-
berts , 12c ; pecans , I2e ; 'wftlnuts , 12c ; pea
nut cocks , be : rousted , lOc.
HAOS American A. senmloaa * , 17c ; Union
Squuro puper , cliscjunt 35pcr cent.
COITRBS Grcan Fancy old golden Ulo ,
22c ; fancy old puaburry , 22c ; Hio , cholco to
fancy. 21e ; Hio , priuio , 20o ; Hio , good , 17o ;
Moclia , 2Ju ; J.ivn , fancy Mauduhling. 29o ;
Jnva , coed interior , lc.
Cori'CES Hoasted Arbueklc's Ariosa ,
2J u ; MoLntighlln'B XX'CX , UJo ; German ,
S2c ; Uilvvortli , 22c ; Alaroma , 2Jo.
SAI.-ODA Ukt'J2.V s per Ib.
STAIUMI j@7iper la.
Srovn POLISH $ } . ( b ( ' $ > .87 per gross.
Sl'icca Whole , per Ib Allspice , 12e ; Cas
sia China , lc ( ) ; cloves. Zanzibar , 20e ; nut
megs , No. 1. 75o ; pepiicr , lite.
SfoAits Grunulat-ud , ilj 'e : confectioners'
A , ! ) } e ; btnndard extr.i C. S/jft&U'rfc ; yellow
C , SVc : powdered , K ) ! ( ffiUe ; cut loaf , 10i
cubes , 10 > ( v510 } a ; cream extra C ,
Ti : vi , Gunpowder , 2f'fT ilo ; Japan , SOfrO
40o ; Y. Hyson , 2Sj50e ( ; Oolong , 2J@Wc.
VINKOAU Per gal. 13'cr ' > 0e.
CANNKD FISH Uroolr trou. , 3 Ib , S2.40 ;
salmon trout , 2 Ib , $3.35 ; clams , 1 Ib , SI.2.V
clams , 31b , $2.00 ; clnm cho\vdor , 3 Ib , FJ.23 ;
devilled cnxbs. I Ib , ? 22" > : devilled crabs , 2
Ib , 435'J ' ; codilsh balls , 'i Ib , S1.75 : caviar , K
Ib , SJ.23 ; cols , t Ib , i3.25 ; lobsters , I Ib , $ 2.0(1 ( ;
lobsters , 1 Ib , $1.0J ; lobsters , deviled , X Ib ,
§ 2.25 ; mackerel , 1 Ib , 51.00 ; mackerel , mus
tard sauce , 3 Ib. * 2.tO { ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 3 Ib , ? 2.'JO ; oysters , 1 Ib. t5c : oysters.
2 Ib. S1.50 ; salmon , ( J. Ii. 1 Ib , S3.10 ; salmon ,
C. H , 21b , 13.10 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.85 ;
salmou , Alaska , 3 Ib , § 2.00 ; sbrimps , 1 Ib ,
? 2.05.
I > rntrs nnd Chemicals.
Acin Sulphuric , per carboy. 2.fc } ; citric ,
per Ib. . 51o ; oxalic , per Ib. , 13c : tnrtaric ,
powdered , per lb.t 4k ! * ; carbolic , @lDc. >
AI.UM Per Ib. , M" .
AMMONIA Garb , i Ib. . 12c.
AIIBOWUOOT I'or io. , lOc.
BALSAM Copabia , per Ib. , C5oj tolu , 520
55u.
55u.BORAX
BORAX Kcflncd , per Ib. , 9 > , c.
CHKAM TAUTAU Pure , per Ib. , 30c.
EXTUACT LOGWOOD Bulk , per Ib. , 12 >
EIIOOT 14c.
GLVCHIUNI : 21J c.
Gu > i AIIAIUO .VA'HKta.
LvcoroidUM i Ic.
GLvcEitiNi : Bulk , per Ib. , 21J5 ,
GDM Assafoetldii , per Ib. , 14c ; cnmpUor ,
per Ib. , 37c ; opium , per Ib. , $3.4'5. '
IODINIS Itcsublltnated , peroz. , $3.03.
LuAvns Uucliu , short , per Ib , 13o ; senna ,
Alex. , per Ib , 253Sc.
MoitriiiA Sulpb , per oi , (3.SO.
Mmtcuiiv 74c.
POT > SII 13roinido , > per Ib , 37o ; iodine , per
QUINIA Sulnli , per 11 , 2 ? HOc.
SKKDH Canary , per 11IJfc. .
SOAI-S Castile , mottled , per Ib , 6(310c ( ;
castile , white , per Ib , 13@l5c.
! 3i'iitiTS NITIIE Sweet , per Ib , ,10c.
STUVCIINIA Crystals , $1.00@I.15.
Sun'ii. CINCHONA Per oz. Cgl3c. (
TAI-IOCA Per Iti , Co. '
TONOA UBANS f 1.75.r-
OILS Uorijatnont , 3.35 ; Wlntorgreon ,
(3,15 ; Malaga , Ooc ; linseed , raw , OJu ; boiled ,
J"
WHITE LEAD ffl.no ,
CAi.oMni.-Ain. , per Ib , OSc.
CASTOH On , ' "
$1.24.
CUIIEII BKIIItlES $1.50. -
CANTII AHI DBS 75c ( < ? 51,05.
QAESIA UUDS Per Ib , I7p ,
ClILOKOFOIlM Per Jb , lc.
Coituosivu SujiLiMAjper Ib , 680.
MelliU. '
BLOCK TIN Eng. r 'g.i ' small nig , 2So :
bar. 2'Jc. . , „
Copi-EH Planished boljpr sires , SOo ; cold
rolled , 20oj shoatUlng , 25o ; pltts , SOo ; flats ,
GALVANIZED SIIEBT InoN Junlata , dis
count , 60 per cent.
PATENT PLANISHED IUON No. 24 to 37 , A
quality , per Ib , 10i , < c ; No. 24 to 27 , B cjual-
> ty , 0 > ffo. For less than bundle add l < So
per Ib.
SIIEBT IUON No. SO , * 3.40 ; No. 27 , f3.55.
SOLDISK Hoyt Metal Co.'s half-and-half ,
In 1-Ib cases , per Ib , lOo ; commercial half-
and-half , 15o ; No. 1 , In bars , 14o.
TIN PLATB-Best Charcoal ) 10 , 10x14 ,
225 sheets , ( U.50 ; IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets , 13.25 ;
1C , 12x12 , 235 sheets , J0.50J IX , 13x12 , Sis
sheets , ? S.23i 1C , 14x20 , 113 sheets , efl.50 ; IX.
14x20 , 113 sheets , 3.85j 1XX , 14x20 , 113
shoots , 110.00 ; 1XXX , 14x20 , 113 sheets
111.75 ; IO. 2x28. 113 sheets , $18.50 ; 2x23 ,
1J2 sUeots , 117,00 ; IXX , 2x83 , 113 sheets
COKE-IO , 10rl4 , 225 sheets. M.OOj 10 ,
14x20,113 sheet * , $00 ; 10,10x20 , 225 sheets ,
CUarcoftl-20x83 ) , | 9.75(3 (
STEM , NAILS Base , W.151 stcol wire nnlls ,
base , ? 2.00.
_ _
Lumber niul Dulldlng.
Material , f. o. b. Omnhn ,
STOCK Hi AHDS A 12 Inch , s. 1 14 nnd Ifl
feet , $ \ G.OOH \ 12 Inch , s. 1 s. 12 , 14 nnd 10
feet , Sll.OJj C 12 Inch , s. 1 s. 12 , 14 nnd Irt
feel , $ i.00 { D 13 inch , 8. 1 s. 12 , 11 nnd 10
feet , ? 2i.OO : ; No. 1 Com. 13 In. s. 1 . 12 icet ,
( IS.OO ; No. 1 Com. 12 In. B. 1 s. 14 nnd 10 feet ,
8l7.60ft3lS.50 ! No. 1 Com. 13 In. 8. 1 s. 10 , 18
nnd 20 feet , $10.50 ; No. 3 Cum. 13 In , 9. 1 s
14 nnd 10 feet , $10.50.
CEIUXO AXI > PAIITITIOX 1st Com. * f In.
whlto plno partition , f32.00 ; 2nd Coin. & In.
whlto nine imrtltlnn , $ ! 7.(0 ; clear * In , yel
low pine coiling , $ , ' 0.00 ; clear -V in Norway ,
(14.50 ; 2nd Com. % In. Norway , Sl.'l.OO.
Houins No. 1 Coin. s. 1. 8. 12 , 14 nnd 10
ft , $10.00 ; No. 0 Com. s. 1 s. 12 , 14 nnd 10 ft , ,
ftlJ.50 ; No. 3 Com. s ! 1 u. 12 , 14 nnd 10 ft. ,
$14.M > ; No. 4 Com. s. 1 s. 12. It and ID ft. ,
( ship's cull ) , $11.00. Add 50 cents per M. ft.
for rough.
UATTIN . Wr.Lt , Ttinixo , PICKETS O. G.
Halts. 2'4 ' Inch , OOct O. G. Hntts , Jx3 , SIS ,
35c ; 3-ln. well tubing , U. & M , and bov. ,
$22.00 ; pickets , P. & H. , lint , $20.00 ; pickets ,
D. & H. square , S10.UO.
11IMISXSIOX8 AM ) TIMIIBR.
.13 ft. 14 ft. 10 ft. IS ft. 2' ' ) ft. 22 ft. 24 tu
2xt. . . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 ltl.00 18.00 111.00
2xJ. ( . . . 15.00 15.00 IS 00 111.00 1000 18.00 lll.UO
2x3. . . .15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.KI ( 18.00 10.K )
2xl0..16.UO 1510 1C.CH ) 1(1.00 ( 10.00 1S.IM ) IU.W )
2x12 , . .15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 lli.Ol ) 18.00 UI.W )
4x4-SxblO.OO 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 S.OO UI.W )
rnsciNO.
No. 1 , 4&0 Inch , 13&11 ft , rough , IOOOSDIIU.0
Fo. 1 , " " 10 " 17.0iil7 ( ) ( r. ' . )
No. 3 , " " VJ & I 18.ftOC14 00
No. 3 , " " U ) " lu.OOG51lt.00
FIXISIIINO 1st and 2d clear , 1C ! Inch , s 2 s ,
MO.COOSr.l.CO ; 1st nnd 2d clear. Jk iind 13 Inch ,
s 2s. 4rlViT.000yil ! clear , 1'f [ i-ch , s 2 s ,
$ 1:1.000 : ? W.IKI ; 3d clear , 1H nnd 2 Inch , s 3 s ,
$13.00 10.00 ; 11 select , ly , ij and 2 inch , s
2 s , sr.uOftf 33.00 ; 1st and 2d clear , 1 Inch , s 2
B , $45.00 ; IU elear , 1 Inch , s 2 s , $30.0J ; A se
lect. 1 Inch , s 2 s , $ J3.00 ; 13 select , 1 inch , s 2
B , $30.00.
Fi.ooiiixo 1st com 0 Inch whlto pine.
$31.00 ; 2d com 0 Inch white pine , $31.00 : ! ld
com 0 Inch whlto Dine , * 2 0i ) ; U com 0 Inch
white pine , $ ) il.OO ; coin 4 und ( I ineli yoltow
pine , Slu.OJi Star 4 inch yellow pine , $17.00 ;
1st and 13d clear yellow pine , 4 and G Inch ,
$10.00.
POI-H.U Lu.Miinu Clear Poplar box bus , ) <
ins 2 , $3. ) OJ ; clear poplar % in panel.
$30.00 ; clear poplar ? n nanel $ J5.00 ; elear
poplar U In panel stock wide , s 2 s , $28.00 ,
clear popl.tr corrugated celling , J < , S30.0J.
POSTS White eednr. 0 Inch halves , 12u ;
white eo.lar , fiiij Inch halves and 8 Inch q'rs ,
lie ; whlto cedar 4 ineh round , Hie ; Tcnncs-
scu red cedar , split , Hie ; split oak ( white ) ,
8c ; sawed oak , ISc.
SIIIXOI.ES , LATH , per M. XX clear , $3.20 ;
extra * A * , SJ.SO ; standurd A , f 3.1(0 ; B mull ,
cieur , $ t.'id' ( l.7 ( ) ; U Inch , clear , $1.7fi@l.SO :
No. 1 , $1,1L > @ 1. 15 ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $ .1.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $ l.iO ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ;
lath , S3. 40.
SunLu1 No. 1 plain , S and 18 inch$17.50 ;
No. 2 , plain , 8 and Iti inch , ? 15.5J ; No. 1 , O.
G. , ? 18.00.
SiDixn 1st Com. , and lit feet , $22.00 ; 2nd
com. , and Hi feet , Slli.u > ; 3 1 com and 1U loot ,
$15 00 ; fence , coin. , and Hi feet. $13.00.
LIME , irrc. Quincy white Hum ( best ) , SOc ;
English nnd German Portland ectnent , S3.1 5 ;
Milwaukee and Louisville , $1. 0 ; Michigan
plaster , $2.25 ; Fort Dodge plaster , $2.10 ; Hluo
K.uiid plaster , $1.00 ; Inilr , 20e ; sash , 00 per
ctdis ; doors , blinds , mouldings , 50 per etdis ;
tarred felt , per cwt , H yo ; straw board , $1.50.
Mciitl Mnrlcrt.
The American Metal Market prints the
following c.ible , dated London , Fridiiy ,
July 12 :
Transactions have bicn very light gener
ally nnd prices in eglilar and uncertain , but
now rule in most cases ut u slightly higher
level. .
Tin begins to look somewhat linner ,
though still very dull , oxeept for a tnoutrato
activity on Monday , .when the iirst quota
tions were substantially unchanged from
those of the preceding Friday , but , in the af
ternoon tliero wus a reaction of 10s to A'bU
cash , b'J ' 10s forward. This relatively small
difference for tne deferred delivery has since
been but little increased , nnd tno whole mar
ket declined 104 the next day , the most of
which was lost in Hie early detilitiL's. Opening
iiuotatlonson Wednesday were again u sliado
lower , but all the loss was recovered in the
afternoon , and yesterday there was u frac
tional advance in the forenoon , just main
tained ttirougnout tlio day ; and no further
change uuing noted to-day , the market
Closes quiet atCS3 12 Od cash , sO 5s for
thruo moiit'ih' prompts.
Co ITB it Alt ho UK n fluctuations are still
narrow , G. M. C.'sare quite Irregular on die
unsatisfactory news from America. The
bhaipest decline was noted on Monday fore
noon , when cash bars opened 10s down at
i'41 7s ( U und forward at10 15s , cash stif
fening later in the day , but going off ugain
at , next day's early 'change , and closing at
i'41 5s. Throe months continued to rule on
this and the two following days .it A'-IU lui ,
but ill was touched for cash curly on
'Wednesday , from which there was an im-
nrovement to 41 5j In the late dealings ,
and u fractional further advance yesterday
afternoon , but to-day prices Imvo gradually
softened again and close at 41 cas.li , 10 10s
fowurd.
ANTIMONV Has been advancing from XU2
to 0 5 for Hallett's during the week und is
now ilrm at the latter figure.
fcrci.TEii Improved still further this WCOK
to 1'J 5s for ordinary brands of Silesian.
LBAII Shows no change from the old
figure of . 12 7s ( id for toft Spanish pigs , as
reported a week asjo.
KxuLtdii Pin Imix Stood nt 39s , the same
ns last Friday , until Wednesday of this
week , when nn advance of 3d was
reported , n further advance of the saino
mnnunt to day bringing the closing price to
80s Od.
BiisiEMRii Pie Continues to be quoted
from Workington , CDs 13d for mixed numbers.
STIII , HAILS Have continued iirm and
active at 4s 15d f. o. b. , for heavy section's.
OLD HAILS Stand unuhnugcd utOociirOs
for T's , 705S75S D. H. c. i.f. N. Y.
SCKAP Iitox Steady at 47s OuriZ50s f. o. b.
Gusaow , Friday , July 12 , 1S&0.
SCOTCH WAKHAXIS Continue to bo in good
demand , but have not changed greatly on" the
week , nnd after opening u trillo higher on
Monday , underwent a reaction the next day
of 2d to13s Od , from which they did
not recover until lalo on Wednesday. As the
fair holidays are now at band , the murkct
closed for the week yesterday afternoon ,
when prices were still steady at 43s lid.
Mukers' quotations are forColtness , along
side , Glasgow , f > 0s Od ; Garthshcrrie , along.
side , Glasgow , 52s 3d ; Summcrlce. along
side , Glasgow , 54s Gd ; Langloan , alongside ,
Glasgow , 54s 3d ; Carnhroo , alongside , Glas
gow , 45n { Id ; Glencarnor.k , alongside , Ard-
rossen , f(2s ; ICgllnton , alongside , Ardrossau ,
43s Od ; Daltnellington , 45s 3d. LUlitonige ; ,
Ardrosscu to Glasgow , Is , ton.
LiVKiti'OOL , Friday , July 12 , 1889 ,
TIN PLATES Dull and quiot. Charcoal tin
plates , plates , Molynjfrado , Kii 10.,4d@17s ;
charcoal tin plates , Allawaj grade , ! 4 ( < ils !
Od ; charcoal tcrno plntes , Dean grade , 1 1 ,
20 , lis ! ; charcoal tcrno plates , Dean grade ,
20 , 28 , 25s 9d 20scoko ; tin plates , U V graao
12s 9d@13s.
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
605 feuutlilUtlt Street , Omulia
A By HQ WANTED
\Jr I ll IL P Issued l < y
Cities , Counties , School Districts , Water Coin ,
panics , fie. We are in the market for the
purchase of round amounts of such bonds.
Correspondence solicited.
N. W. HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
119-117 MonrooOtroet , CHICAGO.
00 Devonahlrn fitroot , BOSTON ,
Halford MEATS FOR ,
Table SOUPS FISH , ,
GRAVIES ,
Sauce do.
Boots nnd Shoes.
KMKENDALL , .70.M7S , t CO. ,
Sue ctsor * to lire j , Jones A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of B.ots&Slioes
AKViili for IloMon Itnbbpr Shno Co.IK2. IIOI and 1101
llnrncr Street , Om 'in. NelT.i Kn.
Dioworo.
Beer Brewers ,
ISll Kor h Klgliltcnth flr.'ol.Omnhix. Xeb.
MannPctnrcK of Balvanlzcil Iron Cornice
XMnilow-cnpannd mct llr iTlljilit . .lotin Kponcttr ,
Uroi'notor. US nO 110 ! - < iU.li lull urccl.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprielor Omalia Papsr Box Faclory ,
Xo . 1.117 anil 1319 Douitlm tlrcct.Onirlin.Neb.
.
J-
M. A. VlSltHOir ACO. . ,
\Vlioltinln nmniifneltirrrx of
Sash , Boors , Blinds Mid
Branch unicu , 13tli nnJ IrnrJ itrccta , Oinnb.i. Xcb.
itonif MAXi'VAcrvntxa co. ,
Manufacturers of Satli , Bjors , Blinds ,
Moulding , olnlr-wutk 11111 l.ttorlor luinl wood flnlili.
13.V > n Norlii HHli utrcct , Unmlin , Nob.
Stooir Flttlngs , JPiimps , Etox _
Asa A CLA.KK STKAM HEATIXQ co. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Steam , nntrr , rnllnnf nn < l mlnlnR nnppll < 9 , etc.
DIM , Vfl unil ic't rnrmim uroot , Utuntio.
' ' '
u. s. wixD EXOI'NE' .t PUMP co. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Iluliraj nliul mil's. 918 nml ICO Jonm St. , Omnha.
U. K. Ilo5 , Actlne .Mnnnger.
A CO. ,
Engines , Boilers aid General Machinery ,
blicet-lion trorX , etcnm rnniiu , mr mills. 1213-1215
l.uacnirorlh tlruel , Omalm. _
Iron Works.
PAXTON VlERLiyO IRONWORKS ,
Wronslit and Gait Iron Banding Wort
Knclncn , btnss work , ccnernl foimdrr , mnrblno nnd
blacksmltli work. Ullieoaiul works , U. r. Ily.
nml 17lh struct , Omnluu
o.u i HA WIRE & /no.v WORKS ,
Mainifactnrers of Wire and Iron Railiuis
DeskHis , window > 'u ril < , ( loner stnnil , wlrosigns ,
ulc. lilNi'rtn lltli MrootUmnli .
OMAHA SAFE , fc WON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar I roof Safes ,
Vaults. Jnll walk , Iron MiuUcru niul tire escapes.
U. Anilrecn , inup'r. Corner Kth and JucUoii us.
SOUTH OMAHA.
l/iV/OiV /
Of South Omalia , Limited.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby clvcii Unit sealed bids will bo
received by tlio clerk oC Adams County , Neb
raska , ut Ins ulllco Hustings. Nebrast.i. on or
boforutWHlve o'clock noon of July Sltn , ! B3t , or
tb'j ' mil-chase of seventy llvo o nuts ot tlio de
nomination of one tliousutul dollars cucli to bo
Issued b v tdu County of Attaint ! 111 the St.ito of
! \ebr.iska , to bo dntoil July 1st , ISA ) , anil to bo
piivublo at the Fiscal Agency of tlio State of
Nebraska. City of Now Vorir. State of Now
Vork twenty years after the date thereof re-
deumabluat uny llniu on or nttor ten years from
tbe date tlioreof at tlio option or said ronnty ot
Adams and to bear Interest at tlio rate of llvo
per cent per unuttm payable annually on the
llrst tiny of July In each yenr , for which interest
coiuious shall ho attached payable at the lUcal
agency aforesaid.
ItlKhts rchorvod to reject any nnd all bids.
liy order of the Iloarnot Supt-rviiow , Maytfth
Itk'J. L. 11. PAKTitiiitir ,
[ SKAL. ] County Cl rk.
JOHN A. UASTO , Coun Attorney. iuildtoJj-9
171B
CHICAGO SHORT LIKE
OF ' 1IIB
Chicago , Milwaukee _ & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The Kost Itouto from Omnliu and Council
IMtilTs ( o
TWO THAINS DAILY BSTWKEN OMAHA
AN COUNCIL
Chicago , AND Mltirnukcc.
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Itnplds.
Hock Island , Frciiporl , Kockfonl ,
Clinton , Duljiuinc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Juncsvillo ,
Ikltil , Winoim , Lit Crossc ,
AudillotlicrlmOrUint [ points Knat , Nurlliemt nml
yjiitliuiiit.
ForllirnuEli tickets call un tha ticket meat atlMl
Fiirniuii ttrtot , la liarkcr lllocn , or at. Union 1'iiciBc
I ) < M ) t.
1'iillmiin Scci ! > cr3 niul Iho Iliiost Dlnlnn Cnr In the
world nru run on tin : main line ol tliu ( .lilciiKO , Mil
nnakre \ Bt. I'uul llBllwny. untl everr attention la
pi\M to piisscnuurs cuurtcims ctnplujroi of tlio
compntiy. "
It. .MII.l.Rlt. Qcncrnl M mincer.
j. K.TUCKI2K. A l5tintOeiicral M n Ker.
A. V. II. CAItl'liNrKU , Uunural I'uitenzcr and
Tltki t Aucnt.
( ! io. lv. IIKAKKOHK. Asslstnot General I'amcuter
an < t Ticket Aitvnt.
T. J. OLA UK , Uoacral Stiporlntoniluut.
PRINCIPAL EOINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1S02 PARNAM STREUT.
ToGlusgow , JJclfnst , Dublin and Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin IIHIIUKO f& lo t'X ) , acoonllnij to location or tu
roum. Jiiuurilon tci toJ',0.
tcernco tu onil from Europe at I.owc t ltoto > .
At'STIN ' I ) A LI ) WIN & CO. , Gcn'I Auenti ,
U Ilruudnay. Now York.
J011H ULCOEN , Ucn'lVcitcrn Aitent.
ItH Itunaolvli St. , Clilcsito.
11 A nitr K. MOIIUS , AKCQI. Oamlu.
Keduced Cablurates to alasgovr Exhibition.
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL VAKIS EXPOSITION 1813.
Nos. 303-404-170-604.
THE MOST PERFECT OP PENS.
pMA8I.NB88 a rQU.IIpe , j
AgrtouUurhMmglornqnte.
Djalnpln Agricultural Implements , Wagons
CirrlM-ei nml hussies. Jonc Mrrvt. between tth n
lllh ,
LtStXGER ilE'lClLr CO. ,
Airicnlt'l ' Implements , Waions , Carriages
s , etc.Vlioloi > lc. Oiiinha. Xobr V .
PARL1X , VREXDOHF A MARTIN CO. ,
\Miolrmlo Drains In
Agiict'l ' Implements , Wagons & Enjgto
muinj ? Jono street. Oman * .
MOL1NE , MILRURN , t S7 ODJM Jt/J CO. ,
Manufacturers nndjob oraln
Wagons , Buggies Rafces , Plows , Eic ,
Cor , Vtli anil 1'nclflo itrcctn , Oman * .
Artists' ( Vlntorlnla.
A. PE , Jr. ,
Arlists1 Malerials , Pianos and Organs ,
_ 1513 Douglas street , Omnha , Ntbriuks. . _
Booto nnd Shoos.
w. r. MOUSE A co. ,
Jotters of Boots and Siiocs ,
1101,110,1,11M Douplns ulri'Ct , Omnlm. Manufactory , '
bumtuor street , HoMon.
Cool , Coke and LI mo.
OMAHA COAL , COKK A 1.1 ME CO. ,
JoWois of Hsrfl ani M Coal ,
aw Buutli loth Hr.-ct , Onmlin , NobraiVn.
NEltKASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal aitf Coke ,
ail South mil M..Onmlm , Knb.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEFlfiLD ,
Wholesale Lnmlicr , Eta
Imiiortoil nml Aincrlcnii rnrtlnnil cement. Btat *
nccitt fur Slllwiuikcn hiflritu Iciaiuout and
( Julim wlnlu lima.
C11AS U. LEE ,
Dealer in HaiuWCCuLiniiuOr ,
Wood cnrpctsfliut piirqurt toorne. ! ; I'th ' and Douftlaa
sttoi'ls , Otnulifi , 2\tb
OMAI1A LUMB E n CO. ,
All KiiiuSofBiiiluiiiEMatcrialat Wholesale
ISth Blrccl nml Union I'lieinc trap * . Om ulia.
LOV1S
in Lninber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Coon , lite. y nls C'orncr "th and IJouglm. Ode *
Corner IQtli nil lou l . _ "
FKED. IK. OKA Y.
Lnralie1 Lir Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Otli and Douglas tt > , Ouiab .
C. A' . DIETZ ,
DealerinAHKinflsofLnmlicr , i
13th nnJ Callfornln tttccti.UmHha , Kobrask * .
JfllJJnoryorid | Notions.
/ . OBEltFELDKTl & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Noiiins
a . ai ( ) iiil2l8 buulli lltli street.
NotUms.
f. T. HOB1NKON KOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furiiishiug
lli < Ilarney Street. Oumlia.
Commission and Storage-
ItlDDELL & IllWELL ,
Storige ? M Commission Merchants
Spoclultle.-lliHIiT , OBL'i. clii'cso. poultry.
11U llo\r rcl itrcet. Onmlin , xcb.
Dry Coeds and Notions.
3I. E. S31ITU & CO. , % *
Dry Goofo , Furnishing Mi ani NotiOES
IICB and 1)01 ) Douglaa , cor , lltli itrcet. Omuha , Nob.
KlLl'A'niWK-KOCIl DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers Umbers in Dry GnoiisNotions ,
i i cut's ( umltlilng KOIXK Corner lltli nad Utraar
t tracts , Onialia , Nubra ka.
IIELIN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Inporlcri and Job' cri of
WcolGiiund Tailors' ' T'niiniiip
317Soutli ICtli ttrvtrt.
FurnlHiro. '
DEWEV & S1OXE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnilnw ,
Kitrniiui stieot , Omalia , Ncbrn&ka.
U11A.11LES SUIVERWK ,
Fiiiiiiliire ,
Omnbn , Kobrutka.
Groceries.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER A CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Proyito ,
705 , 7U7 , TOJ niul Til Boutii IQlli t. . Omaha , Neb.
AlcCOHD , UHADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
18th anil I < uvenivorlh etrocU , OniHbn , Kebratka.
_ _ Hardware. _ rn.
W. J. ItnOA'JOH ,
Heayy Hirflware , Iron and Steel ,
, WHX-OII itock , IiardwHro. lumber , ' to. 120t
anil till llurnor trcet. Omnlio.
TV. J.
He jy Hirflware , Iron anil Steel ,
Eprloui , waiton itnck , hardmra. lumbar , ct4.
and nil H rno ? lrc t. Omalit.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN
WARE COMPANY.
WliolGsa'G Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ;
Motali. thcet Iron , etc , AiU'iiU for Howe icale * ,
Miami pmriluraiiil l.yiimn liarbcd wlrn. ' *
IllMEUAUGH & TAYLOR ,
Bailuers1 Haruware and Scale Repair Shop
Uechaulc * ' tool and llntTalo icalei. UM Dougla *
itrunt , Uuialia , Neb.
/ / . IIA RUT & OO. ,
Jubbori of
Toys , Dolls , Altiiinis , Fancy Goefl ? ,
llouta ( urnlihliiu goudi , clilldrcn'i currldxei , 120 *
ranmiu itrcet , Uiutlm , Nob.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , ,
Wholesale ReflneJ and Lnbrlcalii Oils ,
Ail grc ie. etc. , Onmtin. A. U , UltUor ,
OARPENTEIt PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Balers ,
NATIONAL BANK ,
U , 0. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , H 8 ,
CnpUiil 8400,000
Surplus Jnn.l8t.J889 62 000
OFl'ICKHBNI OIHKCTOUS. ' '
HENliy . \-AVtS , I'reMilent. ' f
LEWI * fl. UijKii. Vlco 1'resldont. -
A. K nni/.AI.lN ,
W. v. MOIISK.
JOHN B. Coi.t.iNg ,
It. C. CUKIUNO ,
J. N. II. fATIIICK ,
THE IRON ' BANK ? ' '