Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1886, Page 3

mehanged, Oats—A ihmde lower. Toledo, dull; cash, Corn—Neg Onts—Nominal: Liverpool, Jun #pring, 88 7i¢d, dull; 4d, dull, Flour—7s 6d, dull. Corn—S8not, 4 5, easy: June 48 2, dufl; July 4s 13gd, dull; August, 45, 11¢d, dull. Kansas Oity, June 22.—Wheat — Quiet: No. % red, cash and July, 5% bid; August, B bid. 5%e asked Corn—Quiet; No. . ¢ asked; July, 26¢ bid; e asked, Oats— New York, June 22 —Wheat B00,450; exports, 87,6005 spot 14 (@4 options opened heavy, declined %@ strengihened, steady: ungraded B4 @%c, free on board July closed S47c. Corn—Bpot quiet, firm optic 1ower, closed firm,decline recover ox 000: ungraded, t elevator; July closed s@ye lower, June 2.~Wheat—Steady and ~ Wheat winter, 63 & New No, 2 Receipts, Ilrumr wers dullt recelp mixed western, k@ T@dde, Petroleum—Firm: United elosed at 690, Pork—More actiye: firm: old mess, $0.00 075, now iness, 8100021010, Lard—Opened ' firm, elosed” dul), lower; western steam spot, $6.206," mnum-r Quiet, rather weak Western, base—tiendy: demand moderts, gs—Quiet and firm; western fresh, 121 48,000 ox- ey white A shade 10 Be‘vlrmlwr 7n'¢ Corn— bl!l\l{ Oats—Drooving : No 2, % Rye—Steady; No. Barley—Firm; N Yrovisions— N'rnll Mess Pork—July, 8‘* 05 August, $9.00, Cincinnatl, June £2—Wheat—Firm; No. 2rea, Thasle, Corn—Firm; \n 2 mixed, S5'{c. Oats—Dull 2 mixed, 30c, Rye—Firmer; Nu 62(163¢. Pork—Firm at $9.621¢, Lard—Strong at $6.00, Whisky—Steady at $1.10, Minneapolis, June 22—Wheat—Steady for cash ; futures trifle lower; No. 1 hard, 74¢, cash; T4'ge July; T5%c August; No. 1 north' ern, 7le casl llge July August; No, £ northern, 64c cash; 60ige July Flour—Quiet; patents, $4. 83.2535.50. Receipts—Wheat, 68,00 bushels, Bhipments—Wheat, ' 5,500 bushéls; 12,000 barrels, LI \' l', BT(ICK. Chicago, June 28.—The Drover’s Journal reports as follows: Uattle—Receipts, 4,400; opened 5@10¢ higher, but later the advance was lost: ship- Pping steers, $3.75@5 50; stockers and feeders, o shade higher at $2.60@4.60: cows, bulls and mixed, $2.00@1.25: bulk, 82.75@3.60; jpthrough Texas cattle, 10¢ higher at $8.15@4, Hous — Receipts, 16,000 llmrk(-t active nnd 10¢ hlgluflr‘ rough’ and miy 4.8531 packing lml shipping, $: 2 lr;ém. 4,25(@4.40; skips, $2,75(a3.90, heep—Leceipt +1.5007 market activ and a shade higher: natives, $37i@4 ern, 83.25@3.75; Texans, $3.25(@! per head. $1.503.25. Kansas City, June 22.—Cattle—Receipts, 1,300; Shipments, 700: good cattlo active and 1be 'higher; nmon, slow; choice to faney, .rum 25, mmumnmmmluun, 4.00(2 4.90; stockers and feeders, $3.25@4.20; cows, $2.4 50, Hog ceipts, 10,000; shipments, 2,400 active; good o ehioice 10¢ higher at $4.106 4.30; common to fair, $3.60@4,05, Bt. Louis, June 2.—Cattle—Receipts 700; shipments, 1,400; heavy shipping cat- tle slow: light and'medium cattle active and a shadestronger; good to choice shipping, 00@5. 40, O Ilflll V‘ fair, #4,40(@4.85; butchers’ steers, $3.25@1.50; cows and heif- ers, $2.25@3.45 Hogs— Receipts, 3.000; shipments, 1,000; ac- {ive and 10a15c higher: buichers ‘and best mng @i 400 Tough and - mixed, $4.00 light, $4.10@4. i bakers, flour, OMAHA mvm_s.om(, Tuesday Evening, June 22, Cattle—The light receipts and the improve- ent in eastern markets gave the market here an upward tende and choice stock would have brought better prices here to- day. Dressed beef steers are in demand and would have sold well to-day. Hogs—The hog market B A8100 ilgher tos y, and strong and active at the advance ight receipts both here and in Chicago has given the market a sudden movement u) ward, and largely increased receipts might tend to cause areaction. The hllurl) fell considerable short of the demand to-day, and the packers were all_anxious to pick up as many loads as possible. Sheep—There is nothing doing in the mar- ket and there is little or no demand. LT Cattle. Hogs. Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: Choice steers, 1% to 1500 |bs. Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs. edium steers, 1250 to 1300 Ibs at little stee Good feeders, Good to choice cows and heifers. Fair to medium cows and heifers. Good to choice bulls, Medium bulls : Good to choic Medium st Choice light m Good to ehoice heavy hogs Good 10 choice mixéd hogs Common rough grades Fair to good shorn shee Ranzo of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for wixed loads of hogs on this market dur- ing the past seven days, with comparative values: May Tuesday, mh 75 (@385 Weduesday, 16{h Thurs Live Stock Sales. Showing the number of cattle and hogs puichased by the leading buyers to-day : TLE, Clark Bros. . G. H. Hammond & Co. L Rothschild ., . Jobman & Rothsehiid Ouwaha Packing C Shipments. Showlug the number of cattle, hogs heep ship) ml during the last twenty-four fiourn and Iladrullnnll of the sane, X . No. Cars, 1, Dest, [ N 1 Chicago Dest. Chicago cmmo. All sales of stock in this market ln llldl vise b i wullllb. ns,” orh wel::lnl loss than 100 nu Pmln-nl Bows are Jocked 40 i and stags 80 lbs, Notes. Light recelpts. Nothing left over. Hogs 100 higher, Everything higher. Dressed beef steers in demand. ‘The warket is full of hog buyers, Hogs averaged 66 to the car to-day. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNE J. A. Moore, Meisner & T., hogs, John Wiggins, Columbus, sold & load of 70 hoes, J.F. of Tiogs. 1. Kix, Callonn t. «old & load of hoge. Shelton, marketed a load of Lower, Stromsburg,disposed of aload lad a load of hogs on the mar Buekley & Ross loads of ho; ne and M. market, Jeffrey, O 1a. o-day’s market 5, P. Moore, San < atthe yards Truelson & B., Loun City hogs on to-days’s market, 1. D. Reynolds & Co., O posed of a load of hogs to P. Morden, Tekar y with 70 Head « & Tewksbury another load 6f hogs to-duy. H. R. Falkner, Plum Creek, and Melntosh & Sutton, Chapmans, each marketed a load of hogs, Mr. of hogs from Bra elonging to Spelts & Co., which he <old on the market. ha National bank began to-day llector to thestock yards for the convenience of those doing business there. T, Ackerman, Seward . York; rris, Marquito Bridge Walioo, sof Boone hiad 43 head of cattle sold a load of hog Antonio, had 73 head ot itral City, dis at the yards Weeping Water < lifton; hogs on to-day’s inar- Ev Brown, a well known breeder of thoroughbred and grade Galloways, of Bige- low, Mo., has 23 bulls at the vards. The ma jority of them are fine black™ bulls that are worth secing. OMAHA WHOLESALE Gieneral Markets, Tuesday Evening June 23, Eoor-niiase Burrer—A great deal of poorand sour stock 18 coming in and 18 not ensiiy dlsposed of. Prices rule about the same as la The receipts continue liberal and more tha equal to the local demand. Commission men find it extremely difficult to dispose of their stock. The retail trade 1s very partic r and will only take the best, so that the poorer grades meet with very slow sale. Only a very small proportion of the recelnts bring top prices. There is no sale atall for cream- ery butter at the |\N‘N'|I| time. Choice fresh grass humr, T@10c; interior, 4@ @15 MARKE jo; cream- 1iy—The receipts of old fowls have large the past week and the market They are not in quite as good de- mand, as there is more demand for spring as_the season advan; Spring when large sell fai; well, lml L A few duuki sived this w r'k “ I\h sold at quota- Old towls, per doz, $2,00@ sizes, per, doz, sk—The market is very weak and de- Fancy full cream cheddars new make, Ui flats. 10c; young Amerfcas, 10}4c: first quality Swiss cheese 15e; second \lnlll\ 1¢@l4e. Limburger, kim Hats, hr‘ k cheese, 12¢, . TRIvE, ETC—11g8" Teet, per ¥ 10, 1 bbl, 82.00; do, per kit, We. Lambs' tongues, per i bb, 2:, doy’ por Kit, ); “do. ‘quart jars per doz, 0, ilrn!d'rri per case, 2 doz, Irlpr- per )T bvl €4.00; do per 3;bbl, §3.00; do, per ki M Gorn Hox strained, 10¢ braska, d Ma penny ca Mapr clining. —Californja, 15 ebraska, chol “alifornia, 4@15c; Ne- @ UGAR- 1 Bricks, per 1Ib, per Ib Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, .00; gal cans, per gal, ! half m-r ial, $1.10, New Y ork, per bbl ab, per doz qts, $2. per gal, gal can' + Michizan cider, 13 triple strength, ROVISIONS—Ham. 10}{@11c: preakfast ba- con Blge: clear side bacon, ' 7 sides, Oige; shoit rib sides, 6! 5c¢g: mess pork. § ham pleces, § eans, 6lge; 1 cans (Fairban k8) 0 Ib cans, do, 0}4c; 8 Ib cans. do.. Tige; bone less h; NEW as DATES, ET 101 boxes, per Ib, a5 )nu-s fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 1dc; Porsian, 50-1b boxes, per 1o, 10e. Pranellos. dhib ‘Boxes, por ib, Brini Layer figa, 8 and ;s — Black raspberries are i lib- eral supply from St. Louis and are sell- ing very fast. the present time pric are very strong but a decline is anticl pated next week. Red raspberries are not a3 desirablo shipping stock and do not arrive in as good condition he black. Btrnwbel- ries, Iowahome grown. 16-qt cases, $1.60@1.75 Yod raspberries, Si-ptcases, $2.50: rod raspher: ries, 24-qt cases, $4.50@5.00; biack raspberries, St. Louis home grown, drawe; 2.23 @250 black raspberries, & grown, stands, $9.00@10.00: black raspbers 8, 83.50(@4,00, ealers as a rule do not encourage outside orders, to any great extent, before July 1st, as the first ar- rivals of fruit do notstand up very well when reshipped, though they may be Very desira- ble for the city trade. Apricots, 20 b boxes, $2.25@2.50; pears, 2010 boxes, 75c@83.001 aches, 20 1b boxes, $3.00@5.25; plums, 20 1 B(e;xrs $2.75; cherries, 10 1bs, 81.75, LEMONS—The masketcontinues strong and there is no prospect of lower prices. The warm weather has created a uod demand and the sales have been heavy the past week. Fancy Messina, 88.00@8.50; choice do, $7.50 (@5.00. ORANGES—Stocks are very much reduceh and the season is about over. There is not d inglefton the market except Los Angeles and the supply is not large. Los Angeles- §4.00@4.50. BBANANAs—The receipts have been Jiberal past week and a large amount of stock | i sold. A car of choice red bai Fresh stock has arrl L8 marKer Lhid Wenk: Shipping stock, §3.25 wN Frurrs—The arrivals thus Light. Currants, 24 qt cases, 0; cherries, 24 at cases, 3"' @3.,00, AuLEs —The following quotations prices & which ~ outside requirn, choig fresh, selected stock, are filled. Shippers must not anticipate such prices for vegetables sont in from the country. Southern cabbage, per $2.00; souliern cauliflower. per doz., home grown cauliffower, 7be@$1.00} green onlons, large, per doz, 15@20c; por bush, Toc@e1.00; onlons, souts bl,84.00; string beans, per. 3"bush box, Ke@ $1.00; wax beans per 0 new turnips, per doz, Dunche new beets, per doz bunches, Zc; nuul[leru tomatoes, d-bush box. $1.50, OLy POTATO) Id potatoes are practi- cally out of the murket, only a very few are belng s0id and new potatoes have taken their place. Nrw PoraToEs—Soutliern, ver bbl, 3,005 home grown, $1.00@1,50 per bu; California, $1.50per bu. BrANs—Inferlor stocks, T5e@L.00; good clean country, $1.25@150: medium hand. picked, $LUGLA0; andpicked navy,$1.4@ n OUR AND MILLsTUFFS—Winter wheat flour, best flmlll patent, $3.00; second quality, $2.50@275; best ?unllly spring whieat flour, vatent, $3.50@2.60; bran, per ewt; Lhuppo(l feed, 05c per ewt: white corn meal, flllu\v corn meal, S0c¢ per cwt: hominy, & 5c per ewt; graham, § TN @!5¢; ts, 20@ Ble ryes 40@15e; Onls, 3 f0@bse, 0( short in bale GrAIN—Corn, P m, fe per 1b; fine heavy, 10@140: light, 12@15¢; coarse, 12@Uie; burry wool, 2@je off, HiD| een butehers’, 6ie; 73¢; dry flint, 11@130; dry s aged bides, two-thirds price; . prime white, 8¢ 3 heep pelts, 2 LEATHER—Irime slaughter sole leather, 8@lie: prime oAk wu lulhu Upper leather, 200 kr‘;’."fi s ‘F neh k m na ul( hoa) 010cco #0@32e; Moroceo oil bhle, wmafle, $50pings and hoinis, $h.0bal &’" 'ver dog {ea vy Hawnwake—Iron, plow steel, special east, 4¢; crucible steel, gust toals do, ll@lk wakon Itmkefl. P s L7 i hubs, set, ollws, sawed dry, §140; longue:. each, Te; ax i Tho; "square uuta, nar | Ib, @lle; o pu 1 12¢; malleabie, 6@se; i ron , 627 o bars, Be; harrow teetl, 4 -&rlux stoel, T@he: 40 lhmlvn-« wule slioes, wire, i ts, $1.00 por 1" lbs. reen cured, ¥ mm%sn{a tallow i yellow, 2¢} blov‘v‘n, Iron | N, rates, 10 10 80, $2.50 Stromsburg, marketedtwo | % | BDRy Parvrs sold two loads of | 1 | 70¢ N M \ulr black, Tulick_eame In. today with two loads | ' Oy steel na buekshot, §1 orier 504,005 do, half k do, quarter kegs, §1.50; blasting, ke ; fuse, per 100 feet, 50c. O11.—White lead Tige: white lead, St. Lovis, seilles gr green Se French Shot—$§1.50; owder, y French zine 2ine varnish ¢ Vermillion, "Americ rose pink, 14¢; Venctian red, Ce e Venotian ‘red, American ; chrome yellow, gennine w, K, 121 ocre, erochelle, ochre. American, Lehigh brown Indian Winter's mineral Spanish brown, 2 T \\ MN' e Paris whiting : whiting, )HII' wn, 12 ordinary, S¢ an blue, 55 ultramarine, 1% van rown, Sei umber, burnt, 4e: umber, pnna, burnt, 4¢; sieni raw, 4c ), genuin i n, com clirome gr chrome greeh, K., 12; vermillion, in oil ind buent umber ans, 1 d |IHHIV~H‘ L 12 retined | vandyke, wn coach black and Prussian 15¢: chrome v : blind and shutier D., 16¢; Paris green, Venetian red, %: Tuscan vermillion, 1. & D, 3 (o Mo& O D, 1% Sc: graining color, walnut, chestnut and MicALs—Acld, earbolic, je; balsam copaiba, per ark, sassafras, per Ib, 10¢; calomel, o: chinehonidia, per oz, 4003 chloro- per Ib, Se: Dover's powders, per I, 1,25} epsom salts, per Ib, glycorine, pure, per 1b, 15¢;" lead, per b, oil, castor, No. 1, per gal oil, castor No. 2, per S oil, olive, por gal., §1.40: oil, ori S0c; opium, £5.40 quinine, P. & W. and R. & N potassinm ‘iodine, per Ib, oz, 40c; sulphate worphine, per o rhur, per Ib do: stryelining per oz, & AnNisies—Barrels, per gallon !lln' extra, $1.10; (unnllm 0. eoach, extra, sl.m; coach, N mar, extra,” S1LI5; Japan, §5.50} extra, shellag $ hruun—bnluuna ~p|rl(~x 185 proof, $1. do 101 proof, €1,13; spirits, md _quality, 101 proot, $1. lt |lu 188 proof, $L1L° Alco- tol, 188 proot, €210 per wine izallon, Redis- Illll'll wlh ak!(‘" §1.00@1.50, Gin ||I¢-rlllEl|. 00; Kentucky bourbons. $: y and Pennsylva Golden af bowrbon and’ rye whiski $1.505.00. Brandies, imported, $ domestic, $1.80@3.00, Gins, imported, $4.50 $1.25 - 003 400; ndian i Am yellow oclire, 16c 1k, dark oak; 1 Furnf- 1, $1.00; 81, Da- u\k-llal(\lm, hard oll finish, kvnlln @6,005 domestic Rums, orted, $4.50as.0i domestic, ported, per case, $10.00@!16.! 00 Bry Goods. s—American, 5ljc: Arnold’ 3 Manchiester. 6¢; Lyman, goster, § Z¢: Dunnell Jacquard, 6c; Dunnell, 5ige: W inasor, 6e: Pacitie, 6¢: Harmon, dige: Auvhnr Shirtings, 41ge; Merrimac Shirtings, Berwick. 4 ke Ui 10 0z. Magnolia, 1% West Point, P checo, 8 oz. Magnolia, 10¢; 8 oz. West Toint, 10}gc: awrence 1,1 : Beaver Dam LI, ndhm Head, 7c; Wauchusset, XX, 6 l( litton CCO, 6e; U tlea P blde. keag ACA, 12'5¢; horndy kn tancy, 9 684c: qm-r‘mkp 8 Rige] She: 9i%c: Montauk A A, 13¢; Slontauk Omega, ACA, 13c. Duck—(colored)—Boston 9 oz brown and by s Boston O brown und draly XXX bre :; Boston O P ;. Farmers’ choice, ; Cavot, 63¢: Hope, Hill 4-4 7ife: HHI'S, 634¢; Lonsdale, Be; Frait, ¥o; Wama® sutta, 105 nskeag, checks, 91( Siater, ri h mm-mrnn, Stis, checks, 0le; Royal, Gsgo: Amoskeag, napped. 1080: kn ray, book fold, 12e3 Obe ron, ook fold, 113gc; lmm. fold, keag, stripe burg, 015 ney, 133ge: ]‘\(‘IE'.(, 13¢; llu)makvm blué d bmwn e, Grocers' List. Medium, in bpls, $5.00; do in 00; small, in bbls, $6.00: do in 3.50; ‘gherkins, in bbls, $7.00; do in_half bbls, MAaTcuES—Per caddie, 28c; round, per case, $1.00; square cases, $1.70; mule square, Suaans—Powdered, 75c: cut loaf, granulated, 6%c; ~confectioners’ A, 6, standard extra C, 6igc; extra C, 6@6iyc: medium yellow, 55%c. Dup Fruirs-No 1 quarter anples, in eyaporated boxes, 8@do; blackberries, boxes, B1{@8%c; ‘wurhfln.(-uitcm , 45@53gc; peaches, evaporated, 153@17c; Salt Lake, new, 6% @re; rasplirried, new, 10@0c; cuimants, 7i 3e; prunes, new, 414@i%c. RACKERS—Garneaw's soda, butter and picnic, Sige; creams, 8lge; ginger snaps, 815c; r.'lly soda, 'I}l SopA—T1n Ibpapers, §3.25a case; salsoda, keg, per Ib, #2igc. SViup_No. 10, 4-gallon kegs, 81.00; New Orleans, Bi@ic per gallon; Maple Syrup Darrel, strictly pure, 70¢ por gar on; 1 ilu cans, $9.25 per doz.; 3¢ gallon cans, B,_. per doz; ‘quart cans, $5.00; STARCI—Mirror 1.1, e Mirror gloss, 8 Ib, bic: Graves’ corn, 11b, (\lgn 7o; Kingsford’s gloss, Kings- ford's gloss, 6 Ib, 7463 Kingsford’s pure, 31b. 5%c; Kingstord’s bulk, 4e. vk Ordimary erades, 103 so5 fair, 1@ 1ige; prime, 13g@i2e; choice, 19 fanicy green tnd yollow, 19541310 o1d fov ernment Java, 20@2e; interior Java, 10ig 20c; Mocha, 22@24c; Arbuckle's Foasted 14iie; MeLaughlin's X XXX roasted, 141 l)rl\mrlh‘ 14c; Red Cross, 14%e. smm—kuks bnvnn Tmperial, $2.70; Kirk’s standard, $3.05; §4.00; Kirk’s White Cap, 86.50: Dome, $3,90; Washboard, $3.10. CANNED Goons—Oysters, standard, per strawberrics, 2 Ib_per case. $2.60; 21bper case, $2.25; California pears, per ' case, $4,60; apricots, per case, 4,501 p.-nnrm e cilse, $4.5 wn\w cherries, er case, 5 plums, per case, errie case, $2.957 e plums, case, 52.‘50;|)lncnpyl 1 256, par @5,50. NpLES—Boxe 40 1b 65, 103¢e; 85, 101c; Il.r:)\;(e 40"1b, 16 0z, 0s, 10}5¢; nfinm 20'1b, CANDY—Mixed, 9}@l2e: stick, 0@10c. SALT—Dray luad per bbl, $155; Asiton, 81,1 acks, Aston, Bbc; bbls, round—mBlack pepper, boxes, allspice, 12@16¢; cinnawmon, 18@35e; y 16@25e 5 ginger, 15@2¢; mustard, PICKLE! half bbi half bbls, Ifisu, cAs—Gunpowder, fair, 20@37; good, L‘|I0|i‘|’ O0@ise; good 1 Young Hyson, good, 30@45e; Jolong, good, #5@ile; Oo- O@e; English breakfast good, B0Gbse: - Souchong, £ood ans, falf, Bake: it 75¢; Tea dust, 15¢; ti‘l‘lshllnxb, vr—Hard to Beat, 70c; Charm of Vest, 60c; Fountaln, 'Nc (mlufll Thread, rite, '60c; Bud , O ocky Moun* MJL North Star, est, 62c; Good y,c i Se; Oar A\ews Fish, s —TWFGWIED Fibi . Bils Hf Bbls wrw visw. [Bale Norwegian st Lotutisedd| EkK Her'ngs/12 006 50,5 903 802 70] Norw KK Heo l!rl-dlrm(l. e 'lmh‘mu dinn |1l mlfl 006 453 ufi‘z wl NEW ¥ISH l'h‘ogfl Bbls I\ Blouter Mess. .. Ex- No.1 Shore. No. Shor No. I fihnm lll). s e ,&SGE!EE mt‘wn—ec SSEEZEE ity 3sEER! ST L O Bl s Ky 20, 100 u%e w' 2] I8 u, | No.a 1 | No.1, 4 LAK s fibls Qr Bbls P 0 W 401 NEW FISH, s Kis No, 1 White Fish Fainily White Fish No. 1 Trout i No. 1 Piekerdi Uolland irerringe,s Y armonth bloaters, 2% smoked halibut, 10 05¢: now seated herrin Ory Lumber. ROARDE, No.1Com. s 1Los. 12 14and 16 1t $17.00 14 and 16 {1 15.00 . 14 and 10 ft 13.00 L 14 and 16 ft 11.0) FENCING, No. 1,4 &6 incl 12 and 14 Tt & 6 inchy 1641, rough 4 & Ginch, 12 and 14 ft., 4 &6 inch, 16 1t ron. i DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, Jo.g rough...§16.50 17.0) 14.00 15,00 No, 2 rough 101016 f118 o0 e 1650 15 15.00 SHINGLES, LATH. *A* Standard Lath Y FLOORING. A @inch, white pine B 'v inch KL LAT iin, S and 10 inch 2 Plain, Sand 10 inch . 1, 0. G STOCK ROATDS, A 12 inch, .18 12 Mand 16 6t..... B12 ineh, 3 WS Q12 inch, * b D12 ineh, N yh No. 1Com. 12,8 15, 12, 14 and 16 1t.. 1 10,18 and 20 ft, 12, 14 and 16 ft Railway Time Table MAHA, The following is the time of Arrival and de- pArture of trall )y Central Standard timne at the local depots. ‘h!\\lrcuf the C, St. . & O.arrive and depart from their depot, corner ot Illh nl|-| \Vollllflr llrl‘f‘[i trainson the B. & s ., Q. and K, t. J. & C. B, from the B."& M. 20pok: all othews frorm tho Union Pacite i3 BRIDGE TRAINS. Dridge tutns willleava. U P. depotat 8: n S0 T 10011 m B B urture of trains ‘ouncil Bluffs: from the ARRIVE, 1iCAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PAC i ) Arrival rmT transtor depot at xP. L ETSEETS UNIONPACIFI - Phciflo Expre: Donver Lixpros Tiical Bxpross.. rmu and Expross...|. - Night Express .. . |i BOUTHWARD, excopt Sunday; aily except Mon- SO0 h it ,\rui TRAINS P. dopot, Omu nfl-t *6: w—r :86— 6:00 . EXcopt Sunday. EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI- TIONALIST, 303 Tenth Stroeet, botwsen Farnam and Harney, with the of guardian spirits, omnln for any one a ()lnuo in the pastand prosont, and of oortain conditions ia ofuture. Boots aud shoes made to rrder. Perfoctaatisfaction guaranteed. A MAN WHO I8 UNACGUAINTED WITH THE GECQRAPHY OF THIB a fllllfllltl RUEKISLIIM CIFIC Illll'l' ifs contral pouitio Fast ‘and reason Drttielad 1incs ¥ »o 3 The Great Rock Illnn Route ovumnluu ita patrons that of attordad b8 Wil thorotehiy Bo0Lh triceks of continol tal opsration 5f g ";:'...HT i S S At Fast Exproas Trais mw’... Chieago ol B nworth Magnificent 1uiin sigh, and ‘Rump o lbart Lea Route Jr the direct and nrm ing f o PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Hook Manufacturers. 106-108 South Fourtcen th Stree Flour and Feed, . J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain Manufacturers of W.J. Welshans & Co. H e TR iodat s aad bropriGton City Mllis, cor. 5th_and Farnam Btrvets, Omaba. gent for lnhenser anh Brewing Ass'n Bpecialt brands Faus, Budweiser, Erlanger DAY JUNE Olllfl MANUFACTURERS. “Book Binding, £t RERS PRINTING (0, Printers, Book Bmders And Blank Book Manufactrers, Nos. 108 and 168 South Uth Street, Omaba, Neb, Bridges— Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Enginecrs and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Jron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges Pilineg and Oak Timber, 15th s, vear Farnam Telephone o i Cigas and Tobaceo, MAX MEYER & CO, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammu Street, 1020 0 1024 F INTRR-OCEAN CliaR FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHRR, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesalo Dealer f Toby 108 and 110 N. 14th § Omah vrockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturors and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, . Office, 31T South 1% S ymabha, Nob. [§ JODRICH & CO Agents for F. A. Whitney Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewoett's Celebrated Refr ators. Sen or price lists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. 0. 8. PETTIS & CO,, Wholsale & Retall Fine Carriaes, T ) per cont 1 surd Street, Branch at Co neil Bluffe, lowa. Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works, Johu Epeneter, Propriotor. Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron and ¢ . 9% Dodge and 101 and 165 North 10th Street, Omabin, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturors of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Kte., 310 8, 12th 8t. Workdone in any part of tho country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized Tron Cornices, Kte. Specat'sim. oved Patent Motall'o Skylight. 508 and 5108, b St.. Omahn, Not. Doors, Sash. Etc. S The Gate Ci: 1y Plening ill. Doors, Eash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning. Secroll and Stalr work of every de- scription. T A ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Sair Rails a specially. Telophone No. 9 ud Marcy §ts.. Omaha, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Rloctricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha, Burglur Alarms, Dells, Fire Alrmnn Ploctric Matting, Speaking I‘uhut 7 Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORYK Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolied Besms and Girdors Bteam h.ru(lnrlfl irass Work, General Foundry Machine und Blacksmith Work. Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 13th st fron ard Nails. OMAHA NALL MA NUFACTURING 0. Cut Nails add Spikes, Fire Nails a Spr sinlts. Omaha, Nob. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. M-nur-cmmr of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wiro Work. Cor. j4th and Jackson Sts., Omaba, Nob. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1858, A. 7. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409 and 14U Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob _ Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Goo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 8. Omaba.” ’l‘olu,:honn 582 I}nlon Stock Yurds Compmy. !.lmuod Jnhnl;" unvd supeflnwndenL {2 ' SAVAGE & GRE EN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit Union Stcck ¥ards, Omabs, Nob, Lumber, Etc. “LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7t and Do Cor. 9th and Douglas. bl BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Intorior Hard Wood Finish. Just opencd. N. E. cor. 8th und Loaveu- worth Streets, Omulia, Nob. CHIOAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 816 8. Uth Strect, Omaha, Nob. ¥. Colpetzer, Manager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, th and California Stroets, Omaha, Nob. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th und Douglas Streets, Omaha, Nob, GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, lulmukn. CHAS. R. LE! Hardwood Lumber. Wi Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, “m;s W. Cor, §th und Douglus, Omisha, Neb. G. I LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Bullding Paper, Ete. South 15th 5trobly Ouaos, i Nobruska, Fih, Ete. “BENSON FISH C Buccessors o le Siemsscn & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealer<. i-pcneu of Tarelgn Fish, Nos. i3 Jones = Bireat and v'. ¥, Track, Umuh&huh. : (}unfecho'rer . : F.P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,Nuts * and Cigars. Farnaw St.,, Owabaseb. zu Office and | | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s. PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes: e Delers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggles, Omaha Neb. CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholesale Desder in Agricultural lmplemcms Wagons, Carringes and Thiggics, St bet. 8th and TR Omah, Ner Boots and Shoes, W. V. MOPSE & (0., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Stroet, Omaha, Nob. Manufactory wmm or Stroot, Boston, Carpets, 8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesals Carpets, OIl Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goode, ' Kte., 423 Farnam Ktrect, Oniiha, Nob. Coal, Lime, Ete, JLFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. OfMoe, 2188, Jth “t., Omnha, Neb. Yards, 8 and Dr venport Streeta. NEBRASKA ¥ €0, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 18th St.. omana N resdont. G0, PATTERSON, S00. and Treas: }.IL Huunenrt, Kebraska Coal and Lime Company, 0! MAHA. NEBRA . 15th Streot. F. A Bayen, M ofme fhone 49, Gro. ¥y TAnAcH, Pres. . F.GOODMAN, V. Pres A, SUNDERLAND Sec. and Troas, Omm Coss, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard nnd _Koft coal, 29 8. 18th S, Omaha, Neb OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive deaiers in Doulder Colorado Coal, 217 touth 14th strect. Coffee and Spices, GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffes and Spice M5 M'r'g Co. Coftee Ronstors und Spice Griaders, mand facturers of Bnking Powder, Flavoring Extracty Bluing, ete. Try one case of our 1-b package Home Blend Roasted Coffee. 1609 Huward St Cmaha, CLARKE HROS. & CO., Omaha Coffee and Spice ills. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking ¢ der Flavoring T Tavndry Diue, Tk, sto. 141410 Hure rect, Omaha, Neb. Commission, Etc. " BRANCH & C0., Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Farnam St., Omaha. Applos—Our own pack- ing—Platt & Co.'s Tiger Brund Oysters, Buttr, Eggs, Gunio, Poultry, Potatoes. JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 106 EMNth St . Omani, Neb. Consignmonts solicited. Koturns made promotiy. " R. McDONALD. 7 COMMISSiON MERCHANT. 816 12th Street, Omahn, Neb. Specialtios: Bute ter. Egea, and Chickens. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Etc. 205, Uth Omaha, Nebraskn. WESTERFIELD BROS,, General Commission Merchants, 1406Dodge Strect, Omahs Neb. Consignments Soncited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BPECIALTIES—Checse, Butter Eggs, Poultry and Gume, 112 8. 14th, Omaha, Neb. Tele- phone No. WEFKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. Forcign and Domestic Fruits a specialty. Fl- ckant storago facilities. Warehouse and ofice, 10 North 13th st Telophone 7. _ D. A. AURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Buttor, Eggs and Produce. A full ling of Stono- 3"'\. Consigniments solicited. 1414 Dodge St. makia. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, L‘fi , Cheese and Country Produce gen- ly, 309 8. 12th Bt., Omubu, Nob. 'MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Bayers of Batter and Eggs. Refrigorator and Packing House, 14th & Lenven- worth St., on U. P. R. K. Track, Omsha, Nob. Established 1670, ROBERT PULVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Specialties—Buttor kmn. Poultry and Game. T PEYCKE BROS, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduce and Provisions, Omaha, Nob GRIFFITH & THOMAS, Sugcessors 1o 18 ac Rith, Commission Merchaut, gud wholesalo dealer in country produce, fruits, butter, , ele. Goods on_consigniment f spciaity, 520 N, 16th at., Omaha, Neb. KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Buccessors to A. P. Bchack,) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 SBouth 1ith Street. Omaha, Nob, Ory Goods. iNG & O, W Imhanlo Dealers in’ Dry Goods, Hosfery, Notions, ens, Licos, Embroldery and White ¢ 0 Douglas Stroot ’omnlm Nop.© 700% R White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk 8t-, and U, P, Ry, Omah Etc, I1Y & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers ot Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankots wod Kobes. 1421 Farpam Stroct Omuhy, Neb. Harness, . Mattresses, TR M. MULSE, Mattress Company, fanufacturing Mettresses, Bedding, Feather Pillows, Cots, 1206 und 1208 Douglas Btreet, Overalls, (ARUFACTURING CO, Manufacturers of Overalls, Joans Punts, Slurts, Ktc., 1102 and 1'% Douglss Buoot, Umata, Nob. " Lime, Cement, Ete, J.J. JOUNSON & CO., Manufactarers of Ilin)is White Lime, Apd Shippers 0f Conl and Coke. Cement ter, Lime, Hulr, ¥ ire iviex, Drain Lile and er Pipe. Offie {, Fuxton Hotel: teleplione 8il, 1405 Furamme sivet, Ulanba, Nobrasks, | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMAHA L' MBER €0, Deslers in All Kinds of gailding Material at Wholesale. 18tk Stroct and L on Pac. 8 Traol GRRMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Llltl, 20th and Izard Streets, Omaha, N Jo AL WAKEFIRLD, Wholeszle Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building P T Sash, l'n.-r- Hiinde, ngs, Pickets, I‘n~r Lime, Plaster, Cemont. Ninth anc Oraabia w.», Millinery, 1. OBERF |||v|‘“h- Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1215 80 1214 Hurney Steeet, Omahn, o‘ Musical Instruments, BDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical lnslrlm Stoinway Pinnos, Wolior, Decker, Haines Briges ianos, Packard Organs, d\m 101 and Irnl h stroet Furniture, Ete, ~ CHAKLES SHIVERICK Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Ete, 1206, 128 and 1210 Fuonam Stieet, DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, Furoam Street, Onba, Nob. Groceries. - et | E. L CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Tobacco and Smokers' ,A tioles, 1211 g&‘:"m MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesalo Fancy Grocer Bpices, Clgars and Tnhn!«m. 1817 E‘n:nul!‘iw' lus Street, Omuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omal PAXIO; LLAGHER & 00, Wholesale Groceries and I’romlou"_. Nos. 705, 707, 709 and 711 8. 104 St., O Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, St Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hurdwood Lum | Hurney streev, Omah EDNEY & GIIBON, Wholosals Iron, Steel, Wagon Carriage Wood Stock, Hea 1217 00 1210 Leavonworth Stvoet, N.h. Anda Ete Nob. " HIMEBAUGH & TAYIOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tou\- and Bufialo Soales. 1408 Dm' lus Street, Omunha, Neb, " LKE, FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hardware and ltfls, 'l‘lnils’ Sheet Iron, Ete. Ag for Howe Scales _ Miumi Powaer o, Omaha. Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, 'l‘llas, Muntles, Grates, Brass goods, 1821 and 1828 nam Streot. RECTOR & WILRELMY Cl),v Wholesale Hardware nnd lnflu Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. Streets, Omaha, el Harvesters, “WM.DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of the Deerlng\il!arresler Goods, Write to Wm, r,u mot,. Gt General Agent, ‘opho Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, anps, Plpe and Knglnor. m, Wute Milling nuppun,-fl 92, 922 a uv.c l-nm-m Bt Onuhl.lub. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Plpo. ruum, Steam nud Water Suppiies, Must Foost Co.'s Goos ll Farnam 8 Omakha, Neb. Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERTCKSON, Wholesale Jewslers. Denlers in_Bilverware, Dismond Clock, Jowelory' Tools "and Mater and 10, 15th Street, Cor. Do 40,0 Notlons . Ets,’ “VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobbers Notions, Hoslery & Gents'Furnishing Go ' 1006’ und 1008 Furunau St Omaha, Nob, 4. T. Robinson Notion Gom&:ny ob. | 403 and 405 6, 10th St., Omal Wholosale Dealors (. Notions and’ nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0O, Wholesale Dealers fn Ofls, Gasoline, Micn Axle Greuse, Ete. A, Munager, Omaha, Neb, Pork Packing, .YA‘fl'h E. IKIIYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaba, Nobrasks, HARRIS & FIEHER, Packers and Provision Dealers Union Market, 1517 Dodwe Street. R."Truck, Omibs, Nob, phone No, 15 ~ Safes and Locks. P. BOYER & CO, Agen(s for Hall's Safo & Lock Co.s" roof Sufos, Timo Locks, Vanlte 120 Faruum stroot, Ombi, Nob Seeds. J. BVANS, Wholesn]e and Retail Dealer in Seeds. Sgricuitural, Vogetublo, Eto, 0dd Pollows: Hall . W, Cor. 1éth und Dadgo Bt » Omaha, Nob, * = B Drugs, Etc, THIE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggiste, And Dealer in Paints, Olls und Window GJ; Omalin, Mo, Iers. quuon. [IA Uk TLER & CO,, Distillers and lmporlers of Wines And Liguors. Sole manufacturers of Kennedy's Enallmlln Wicdore: T TGS y Btroet, Omal T aro. w. DUNCAN, Buccessor to McNAMARA & DUNGAN, Importerd and Wholcsalo Denlers in . Wines, Liquors an(gl Clgars, 214 0nd 2165, 14th St T Notions, EfC, * L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Bry Ooods, Notions, Goyla® Furniahing Go Gloax from Now York.. Trade saids o duly. and 708 Eouth 15th 8t., Omahn, Leather, Hides, Etc, BLOMAN BIlOR, -.v-».' . | TR S SN IS | I @&