Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1886, Page 3

- presn. = — e THE O\IAHA DAII Y IV|u' lufir*n\mnl sott :-d back te In-|v|r Fages, glos Corn—8pot quiet but firm: options opened rm, elosing dull and a trifle lower ; receipts. 6,200 exports, 133,000; ungraded, 52 @5 nominal, 50c, in elevator; July close aetive: pipts, 3 jorts, 14,000 mixed western, 83@idc; white western, ¥ 4ic, Petroleum—Firm: United elosed at 001ge, Pork—Firm and in fair demand: old mess, 53 new mess, $10.00110.50, Lard—A 'trifle higher but quiet, elosing wenker: western steam spot, $6.05; July, ‘Ihmn Quiet and easy; western, 10@ eese—Firmer and In better demand. Tzu Firmer and in fair demand; western fres 23— Wheat June Milwankoe, etsh J tembe A Corn™Strong; Oats—Quiet; Rye—Ste: , 56c. Barley ; No.'s, 48e. Provisions—Steady; 1 $9.00; August, $6.10, Cinoinnatl, June No. 2 red, 16 @S0)gc. mrn—-iumu\. August, 4%c; cash, s pork. 3. ~Wheat—Weak but higher; No. 2 mixed, UMR—”NYPI\ stead mixed, Rye— Neglecte: Pork—Qiiet but firn ab 800002 Lard—Strong at $6.00. Whisky—Steady at $1.10, Minneapolis, June 23—Wheat—Quiet wnddull, with very little inquir, . 1 hard, eash and July, Te; August, 7 entem- northern, cash and July, Tle; eptember, 7dc; No.2 north: P! v l 60,500 bu: flour, 200 bbls. blflxhlwneuu —Wheat, 20,400 bu; flour, 17,200 bls. Bt Lonts June 3i—Wheat—Easy No. 3 red, cash, July, Tde. Corn_ Steady i No, 2 mixed, cash, 0%@ i No. 2 mixed, cash, 28c; Au- ominal at 52. { £1.10, trong at SO 59,50, d—Firm at $5. Bulter—(uiet and steady; creamery, U@ 18; dairy, Tiige. SHNOON BOARD—Wheat—Weak and luwur Corn, easy and ¢ lower, Oats, un- changed. Toledo, June 23, — Wheat—Quiet and cash, T8 @80}4c. Corn—Neglected ; cash, 86e. Outs—Unchanged; cash, 50c. Liverpool, June 23. — Wheat — Supply Jarge: new No. 2 winter, dull at 6s 5d, spring, dull at Gs 7i4d, Flour—Offered fréely but dull at 7s 6d. Corn—Spot, mm[rli Inrge; futures, sipply spot, 48 8d: June, dull at 48 2yd: dull at 4s 1gd; August, easy at 4s, Kansas Oity, Jum‘ 23, ~\\'hml — Dull; No. % red, 58} bolge asked: A Corn—Quiet; A 26c ask July, 2}5¢ asked; Aumm ‘.4./((‘ bid, 274 asked. Qats—Cash, 25¢ asked. June, 3 mixed sier at 341 Corn Meal—Dull at $2.4 Otner articles unchanged. LIVE KTOCK. Chlcago, June 'he Drover’s Journal rerorts as follow: Cattle—Receipts, 9,000 5c lower: tradé b shipping_ steers, 5,65@4 50; stockers and feeders, $2.05(@4.40! bulls and mixed, $1.90@ bulk, 2.00(@3.40; mu-uzl(zwrvaxn cattle, cows, $2.35 22, —~Corn=Dull, @ide. weak: closed 10@ @2.75; stecrs, &2 Hogs — Receipts, 24,000: market active llullmrel steady ; roughh. and mixed, 4106 4557 ing and shi $. Il‘gw t.xomuo: skips, heep-—lteccipis, $000; lower: natives, $2.10/a4.25; western, 5. @ ; ‘Texans, 5.75; lambs, per ead. $1.40@3.00, 8t. Louis, .Ilmo 23, —Cattle—Rece! &ouo ;shipments, 1,300; marke! o lower; good to clioice shi pping, $ 5.35; common m fal) 35@@4.75: butchers’ stoers, $4.85@4.75; c ifers, 2. 8.50: grass Toxans, Hogs — Rl‘ceipli. 9, l(X‘T uhll’m‘?n(l. 1,100 F(ngl'@llgb\wr, I)Inlvhrl nnfld bg:lboléte‘nés & rough and mixed, ight, $4.00@4.25. Kansas City, June 23,—Cattle—Recejpts, £,500; shipmenis, £300; market slow ind 5@ lower; choice to fancy, $4.90@5.15: com- mon to uoud, $4.30@4.50; stockers and feed- el L2057 cows 50, mloun—l(em-hvu 10, 27 ipments, 9,274; y Cnonat ity ¢, closed WaLk aham Shade. dowers Food th choice, $4.15@4.50; common to m OMAHA LIVE STOCK. ‘Wednesday Evening, June 23. Cattle—The market was not as strong to- day nnd lower. Butchers’ stock was dull and slow. Hoza—The market was 5@10c higher to- day and active. Some con ssion men pre- dict that the high prices will cause a large in- crease In reeeipts and are warning their ;hhl]u‘r.\' to lock out for abreak in the mur- et Tum, $3.05@4,10, Sheep-Thero s nothing doing in the mar- et and there is little or no demand. RECEIPTS Uattle 700 Hogs... . 1600 Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailiug prices y‘\l(l for live stock on this market: Cholce steers, 1350 to 160 ) Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Medinm steers, 1250 to 1300 | Fat little steers, 1050 to 1350 lbs Good feeders, 900 to 1000 1bs Gooad to eholce cows and hel Fair to medium cows and heifer: Glood to cholos bulls. Medinm bulls Good to choice Medium stags €hoice liv! Good to choice heavy hogs Good to cholce mixed hogs. Fair to good shorn shee Representative Sales. ERS. Av. Pr. 1910 84.40 1l44 $4.45 ....... 000 $5.40 Range of Prices Showing tho highnst and lowest prices paid for mixed loads of hogs on this market dur- ing the past seven days, with comparative values: ay June. Wednesday, 16th 860 @375 }hun«lu)‘ 17th. 3. 805 8.7 riday, 1th. 870 @3.80 Baturday, 19th 870 @75 875 (@3.82% 870 (@890 590 @400 stock Sales. Showing the iy of cattie and ho, purchased by the leading buyers to-duy: CATTLE, G. H. Hammond & Co, T Hrris & Fishel shi, nts. Showiug the num&sr of cattle, hogs and sheep shi during the last tw hed e destination of the same, hours an HOGH No. ‘Unn. %l‘:"l chP“L 5 K 0 2. . W, il 8. 1. M 'M LB &Q. Chicago. All sales of stoek 1u this market are made ewt. live welkcht unless otherwise stated. F.\dh s sell at ige per Ib for all heh(hhh ‘Skins,” or hogs wehmlng less than 100 1bs no value. Pnunm sows are docked 40 lbs and stags 80 lbs, Notes. Hogs 5@10¢ higher, Cattle market lower Hog market booming, W. L. Nash, Kearney, marketed hogs, Look out for a brenk in the hog market Bliss & Bliss, Schuyler, sold & load of hogs ni e Marsh, Albion two loads of \oge. W. Tyson of Blair was a visitor at the stock yards, Oyer fifteen hundred hogs ehanged hands to-day. Only one load of rough, undesirable hogs left over. Morse & Co., Benton, disposed of a load of seventy hogs, B. Richards, Fremont, had two loads of catile on the market. 8. R. Stone, Counell Bluffs, had a load of butchier's stuff on the market. L. Anderson & Co., Mead, sold thirty-eight ad of cattle on to-day’s market. Mr. Nelson, of Virgin & Nelson, Utlea, came in to-dag and sold twa loads of hogs. Mr. O g, of the firm ot Ostenberg & Frush, Wahoo, in with a load of eattle. Frank Sanders was in to<lay and marketed ninety head of 13 1b cattle shipped from Danuvebrog. Sixteen cars londed with brick were stand- ing on the track to-day for the new packing house of Fowler Bros, F. 8t Morris of Valparaiso were in to-dny. £ with two loads of cattle and the latter with one. Mr. Button, of McIntosh & Sutton, was at the yards wnd marketed two loads of cattle shipped from Wood river. A. Brown, Bigelow. Mo.. had forty-four of cattle at the yards to-day, in addition to the Galloways that came in yesterday. C. F. Way was at_the yards with a 1oad of cowsand & load of hozs from J. E. Hale, North Loup. Both loads were sold on the market, Among others selling hogs on to-da market were g 1 (In{-m'\n. W. 1p (nf v Lewls, Turlington, and h HIOR ; Albion; F. Dunning & Iby; Markeson & H,, Couneil Coober & Tewksbury, Weeping Water; J. M. Abraham, Vall aeas & H., Central City, sold hogs on to-day’s marke E. . Wilcox,a well-known live stock man, was ai the yards with a load of hogs from Yutan, which he sold in the market uf a very sfactory price. Mr. Wilcox is pleased with the Omaha market and promises to come again. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS General Markets, Wednesday Eveping June 23, TER—A great deal of poor and sour stock_{s coming in and is not easi1 sed of. S00L Ui6 BBEhe 88 Tosk HORE. The receipts continue liberal and more than caual o the local demand, - Commission men tind it e ifticult to dis of their stogk. TG, Fetal kS aa particular and will oply take the best, 80 that the poorer grades meet with very slow sale. Only a Yery small proportion of the receipts bring fop prices here s no gale at all for cream- ery butter at the present time. grass butter, 7@llc; inferior, ery, 13@15e, Pout Chuice fresh 4@be; cream- 1y—The receipts of old fowls have been very large the past week and the market is low They are not in quite as good de- mand, a5 there fs more demand for spring chickens us the season advances. Spring chickens when large sell fairly well, but small sizes are not wanted, and very small ones will not sell at any price. A few ducks yrero recelved this weel whidh sold tions: Old towls sE—The market is very weak and de- Fancy = full cream cheddars ‘make, flats, 10c; young per Ib, Amerieas, 103c: first unl“.) Swiss cheese 15 'nlld lmllt fi!?Nc Lhnhlll’x\sr y mc cheese, 12¢. Pias l‘l;i:‘l 'llul'R ET l‘lxfl leel r/€ bbl, §4.00: do, X bbl. kil lebfl longuen, per bh’ 5335 dn 89.50; ‘quart jars por doz, 5.9 o, ‘me p«ruw ‘dolb 6.7 Tipe, per ¢ 4.00; do per igbbl, $2.00; do. por kit ('( B Ho: E\'—(‘fillfflrll!l. 15¢; California, rained, 10¢; Nehrnslfix choice, 14@15¢; Ne- braska, dark, 125@ Maris Svoxn-— lligclcks, 124« nny cakes, per PRAPLE SY w—bum 13 to 17 gallon kegs per gal, $1.00; gnl cans, per gal, $1.05; hal gal cans, per gal, $1.10, CIipER—New York, per bbl, $7.00; do, half bbl, $4.00; Crab, per doz qts, $2.75; Michigan refined. per bbl., $0.00. VINEGAR—W hite wine, 15@170; elder, 18 @17c; single strength, 12¢; trlple&!ren{lll. B@20c. Frovisions—Ham. 10}@11c: preakfast ba- con Bl{o: clear side bacon, 7c; dry salt sides, ©! shoit _rib sides, 6¢c: shoulders, bedg: mess pork. §12.50 ver bbl; dried beef- ham pleces, 1'i)¢c: lard, tierces, 53qy(@fe . cans, Bic;’ 10'1b cans (Kalrbanks) 6 1b eans, do, 6i4c; 8 1b cans, do., 7gc; o less ham. 1le. NEW K168, DATES, ETC.—Layer figs, 8 and 10-Ib boxes, per Ib, 16c. Dates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 14e; Persian, 50-Ib boxes, orIb, 10c. = Prunelles, 80-Ib boxes, per lb Bernies —Black raspberries are in lib- eral supply from St. Louis and are sell- ing very fast, At the present time prices are very strong but a dechne is antici- pated next week. Red raspberries are not Rl destrable sh‘hrlllg stock l\ml do not arrive hl as good condition as the black. Strawber- ries, u\vuhomellown 16-qt case B80@1,75; red raspberrie 50: red raspber- ries, 24-qt cas black raspberries, St. Louis home grown, drawers, 18 qts, $2.35 @3.50; black raspberries, St.' Louls 'home grown, stands, 80.00@10.00; black rasphorries, St. Loui lmmuumn 24 ¢ 15 .50(@i. 00, CALIFORNIA Frurts—Dealers asa rule do not encourage outside orders, to any great before July 1st, as the first ar- extent, rivals of fruit do notstand up very well when reshipped, though. they may be very dusira- ble for the city trade. “Apricots, 20 fb boxes, 2.20602.50; pears, 20 ‘10 boxes, The@$, 0% peaches 20 1b boxes, 85000289 ; plums, 20 1b xos, $2.75; cherries, 10 .78, LEMON i marketconlinies strong,and theie is o proxpect of lower prices, 'The warm weather has created . good i and the sales have been heavy the Lmsl week. Faney Messina, $5.00@5.00; choice do, $7.50 (@, OrANGES—Stocks are very much reduceh and the season s about over. ‘There is not d ingleft on the market except Los Angeles. and the supply is not large. Los Angeles L 00( 4. BANANAS—The receipts have been liberal the past week and & large amount of stock is being sold. A car of choice red bananas has just arrived and Is mwmlk with very fair sale. Batianas, yellow, per bunch, $2.50@8.00; red, per bunch, 2. PINEAPPL] I.nfhvm stock has arri: lIl;l |‘:; ket this week. Shipping stock, (@400, Rome GrowN Frurrs—The arrivals thus in .25 far haye b t. Currants, 24 gt cases, $2.00@2.50; cherries, 4 qt cases, @3.00, A ~The following quotations ent |u ices & which outside orders, requirin, choice, fresh, selected stook, are filled. Shippers must not anticipate such prices for vegetables sent in frum @ country, Southern cabbage, per 00; southern caulifiower, &ur doz., home grown cnullfluuer. (!.BIOO onlons, lmfi)' per doz, L K«. bush, Toc@$1.| onions, soutlmm r bl $4.00¢ string beans, per )‘Jnum box, 00; wax beans per ush box, T5c; lww turnips, per doz, bunohcfl. 300 niew beets, por doz buniches, 2e; soul ern tomatoes, 3¢-bush box. $1. OLD POTATOES—( ild |lu|nl(>es are practl- cally out of the murket, only a very few are belm( sold and now potitoes have taken their PR NhM PuTAlux»—bulmwm per bhl, 8$3,00; Lows grown, SLO0GL00 per bu; Calitornia, 50 per b BEaneinferios stocks e@).00; good clean country, $1.85@L50; medium hand- picked, $1.90@1.40; hand-picked navy,$1.40@ FLOUR AND MiLL n-urn-—wnmr wheat Ihmlr.l heu'; ualit us‘ 1 003 wu‘nd uality, best "quality spring evhul.,flnur. vatent, §2.503.60; {mm? per ewt; chopped feed, 65 per ewt: wllllc corn meal, %c; yellow corn meal, S0e oWt umumz per owl humluy.! 50 T owt: shorts, 55¢ per cwt; graham, $L7; . in bales. $5.00 per ton. GRAIN—Corn, 2le: rye, €@ibe; oats, 0@ e: wheat, h 2, 60@ébde. WooL—Medium, 6o per 1b; fine heavy, 10G@ 140 : light, la@m coarse, 12@lde; burry wool, 2@de o HiDEs—(Green butchers'’, fisen cured. T3¢} dry flin, 11@Lse; dry- salt, D@ide; dam aged hides, twothirds_ grease. prime white, ¢ 13gc: sheep pelts JEATHER e Lo Moroceo oil pebble, toppings 'm-l linings, $6,00 ¢10.00 per doz FAVY Hanowank—Iron, rat 8 plow steel, special cast, 4. erucible stéal, 6 I do, 13@18: wagon spokes, per set sawed dry liubs, $1.40 each, ¢ ' square chain, per wedges, 62 spring _stee £4.40 wire, in ear Nails, rates, 10 to 60, £2.50; 1.5 Shot Burden's mule buel kegs, § powder, } ,00; do, quarter kegs, $1.50: § Per 100 feet. Hc. PAINTS 1% O11.~—White lea ¢ white lead, St. Lous, piire fuse, seilles green, reen seal, ‘rench zine. zine, red, 10¢ ochre, French, Winter's uineral Spanish brown, Diy Parx Taw, 4 ssian blue, 56! dyke, brown, Ke: umber, burnt, 4c; aine, 25¢ irome green, N. vermilifon, nd burnt umber, 1 b, raw and burnt sicnna, 12 18¢: refined lampblack, 12 k, 16¢; drop ultramarine blue, sienn 1207 1t0 12 F varnieh asst, in 3 vermillion, rose pink, 14c; tie; Venetlan red, American, 13 b chr TS n, Lo, M. & D. rN'n LM & I mlmn red, 223 Amel ochre, 16¢; light oak, ash, Druas B2 acid, b, 4¢3 per 1, 7203 Chi et s can vermillion, L. & D., yullnw ochre, %e: L, M. atent dryer, 8c; graining color, ark oak, walnut, chestnut and AND CHEMICAL \l\rlml( st hinel orm, per b, 50c; $1,25} epsoru pure, per 1 lead, acetate, ‘per 1b, 20 oil, castor, $1.50] oil, caste N b, P < oil,” olive, per ga SLio: ol origainum, 5o; - opiuui, &34 quinine, P, & W. and R.'&S., per oz, 80c! potassium ‘iodine, 0z, 40c; sulphate morphine, per oz, £2.00; sul- phiur, per Ib de; strychnine, per oz, Barrels, pur gallon VARNISHI ture, extra, coach, extra, mar, extra, extra, 8 0101 proof, 101 proof, $1. hol, 188 proof, € tilléd $ h@ Iden $1.50(@3.00. domestic, $1.. @0.00; domestic, $1.25@3.00. Rums, im- pnrh-d $4. 50@*00 New England, $1.75 domestic, $1,25 Champagnes, i ported, per c: uo.a’\ 00@34.00; American, per case, $10.00@16, checo, B¢ Slge; Win a35e; COC 44¢; Atiantle P, bie. TrcKingsAmoskeus ACA, 15e: Thorn- dyke 000, 8c; Thorndyke fahcy, 9s¢cs ork, 105¢; York fancy, 13ic; Milbury, 18)5e; Pearl River, lct (mnumu, 2 Swift River, Shetcket & he: Beket S8, or7e: Monthak A, xic fontauk BB, 11ct Ome ga, ACA, 13c. culnre(l)—li(mwn 9 oz brown and 3 Boston O H wn and drab, 1l¢c; Boston O P Warrent Tricot, 15¢, 3 u\(uu) COTTONS — hrmers choico, EL Hope onsdale, 8¢ Com:'r JP,AN I\'anlgo e Ari 11, 7%c; Indian Orchard, 6c; Duc brab, 18 XXX bro blue, 1134c; Tei | Feppore whiskl 50, 00; Rentucky b oo utucky and Pennssivania ryes, $2. 000 lieaf bourbon Brandies, imported, $5.00@8.5 B0@3.00. $1.10 $1. &1 5sc;’ shella, nll‘r~~Coloz‘ne¢plrltfl, 188 proof, 8112 8 Dry Goods. Plll\Tfi'—AmMIv'lll. 5‘{4‘ Arm)]tl s, 6c: Co- Manchester. cester, bige lJuam.H Tnouuard, 00 or, 0c Anchor Shirtin s, 4gc; Mernmac Shirtings, Berwick. UCK- —(Uubleuchod)—s oz. Magnolla, 10c; 10 oz, Magnolia, 12¢: 8 oz. West Point, 10}5¢: 10 oz. West Point, 12%jc. Brow~ CorroN—Lawrence LL, 5¢; mut LL 5c: Beaver Dam LL, L, 5¢; Indian_Head, 7e; Watchusset, 6%cs (‘rm\n X\\ 0igc: Clitfon CCC, 6¢; Naumkeag, Te. Lllh\'lors—Amoskeuz. checks, 9%, u Amos. keag, stripes, burg, 9c; Tose, ray, bool Endurance, book fold, DeNins—Beaver Creek Greek BB, 10c; Beayer Cresk G, do; Jaffre XX, lic; Jaffre oy X ige; Columbian, fancy, 18idc; Everett, 13¢; Hayinakers' blue rown, Tige. Grocers' List. PrckLEs—Medium, in bpls, 85.00 do In half bbis, 83.00; small, in bbls, do gherklnl, in h‘bls $7.00; & and half bbls, $3.50; x (fttondon, stripes, ac, Glen- 2 Otis v.hrcks, [ Hoyal, 63¢c; Amoskeng, napped, 10sa: L fold, 12c; Oberon, in_half bbls, 84.00, MATCHES—Per caddie, 28¢; ca: SuGAns—Powdered, 635 granulated, $1.00; square cases, $1.70; mule square, standard extra C, medium yellow, 5)(& Driep Frurrs—No 1 evaporated boxes, B@de; peaches, e: 1515@17 e} mpbemen. new, lmm currants, 7i{ l;c, Drunes, new, 41¢@4dge, Bi{@b3c: evaporated, @ W@ rime slaugliter sole leather. ORK 1 White le Paris whiting, 3lg0; : con : do s proof, L11. 10 |n»rmue kallon, . $1.00@1.50 : tallow, sasiqe llow, brown, © sole leather. 5630, foot, ¢ 0@Wc: henn French Kip, onk ealf, felloes, | axles, ver fe: harrow teeth, Burden's horsesho shoes, £5.40, Barbed $1.00 per 100 glbs, Iron steel nails, § S1.55; oriental halt kegs, kshot, 504,00 1 1b cans rench zi French zine I, 11c; 20¢; French American, 1%¢: Indian Venetian red. Cook- red s ome yellow, genuin Lenich brown ince's minera lead, 8c: Fren “mmu<l | Tige: lampb nphiack, ordir ultramarine, i van- 4c; English, in oil cans, 1% vandyke, brown, ; coach black and 16¢; Prussian 18¢: chrome 16c: blind and shut 16c; Paris green. 18¢; etian n~d 3 Tuscan 20c ; 18 good lack, & 0. D, Acid, carbolie, bal Javer per Ib, Bge; glycerin per 1b, 85.00', salicin, per $1.33. mrnlmw, -um h. $1.3 Span, Joet o nnlmm. 8950} hard "oll finish, spirits, second q\mhlv. Alco Redis- Gin_blended, $2.00@8, i and’ rye_ whiskie ins, tmported, $4.50 503 Glou- Dunnell, Tarion, 43¢} Lyma Pacific, 8¢5 haw- Bc Allnllflc "Utlea brown_and drab, 5 A el “Fralt, So; Warmi: ‘mory, ; Slater, stripes, Edin- tis, stripes, 9o! ook fofd, 11ide; AA, 1lc; Beaver 12¢. .m? D& Bkos Sotk, 1de: Terk, round, per o ut loat, Te; confectioners’ A, Bige: extra O, b@bige Juarter_apples, in biackberries, boxes, astoly, 45@ic; peaches, ic; Lwke, new, 6% ‘KENS—Garnean's soda, butter and keg, per Ib, & Sy ul'l'—Nn 70, 4-gallon kegs, $1. i, c; creams, 814e; ginger snaps, Bye; 15 papers, 83258 case; salsoda, N(‘W Orleans, B@be per gallon: Maple & i barrel, strictly pure, 70¢ per gallon; 1 guux;n cans, $9.25 pel doz; quart cans, $3,00, r dlu STARC H—Mirror Kloss, Graves’ corn, e, funi ernment Java, 20(a* Ak; Mocha, Je: MeLaughlin's lnfuuru” e Red ¢ Kirk white Cap, Sd C. x ms—u(m-a,wms 103 B 10e; box 40 1b, 10 0z, ‘08, 10i4¢; half box, 204b. c. CANDY—Mixed, 0@12e: stick. BALT—D) “bbi, $1.55; Ashton, “ehoice, 0 cholce, 60 & ghioice. 80 ‘u@‘h;lung long, cholce, e ?XO:WI S Catbe: Japs b @ddc; choice, Ha@dse; Ju alr, 2@ cod, W@ hmw,s«fim Tea dust, 1oc; ‘ea Siftings, 18c. FINE CuTHard to Beat, 70¢; Charm of tain, 50c; Fi ;{‘n lLam s ls h! Mlm.l 161t 00d | Be. Noj No.4 * 8 1b, b ye m\fllwt. 8§ H i b T 7e; Kings- 1086, 0 1b, Tigh: l\mg.mnl 5 pure, b, 88c: Kingstord’s biilk, 4c to Ordinary ;u.ulu 1034e: fair, 11@ 11ig@ize; p and yellow, 183g@1424 Ru strawbel rrhw y loads, per A 35 4 sacks, Aston, Boe @2, luuund—mm'k pepper, boxes, 20 allspice, 12@lbc; LMJ:L. ginger, lS(u..ac mustard, 15@ the West, 60c; Fountain, 70¢; Golaen Thread, 67¢; Favorite, 60c; Bud ancy, 45¢; Daisy, 3c: North Star, luck, 85¢; Our Best, 62ige; Good Dr' !1 gallon cans, 35 per gloss, 1 1b, 6c; Mirror irror gloss, 0 1b, 614c; Klnnfunl s corn, 1 191 @180} old goy- interior Java, 164@ Arbuckle’s roasted, XXXX roasted, 14}e! Imperial, $2.70; Kirk’s mmlml £3.05; Kirk’s White \rn~lxhnun|, $8.10. )ysters, standardy !w o8, 141 ; bbls, aon, 18@he uds, 50¢; Rocky Moun® nbcv. 12, 14 and 16 1t, l’l. 14 and 16 1. 12, 14 and 16 fi. | *A* Standard No. 1L 4&ai 2 No. 1, 4 & 0 inch, 18 &, rongh No. 2 4 & 6inch, 18 and 4 ft.. rongh No. 2. 4 & 6 inch, 16 tt.. rouzh 15, DIMENSIONE AND TIMBERS, 815,50 17.00 14.00 o0 rough 12 £U14 21 16 1018 £120 122 1t '24 1¢ % 10,70 00 21,00 % 21 50 Lxisak 15 50 15.50 1550 1650 11.60 18.50 19.50 SHINGLES, LATH Seinch G-inel No. 1 Lath FLOORING, A 6inch, white pine B 6inch, ** C6inch, * 41 Doiney, « " E 6ineh, * SHIP LAP, No. 1 Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. 2 Plain, $and 10 inch No. 1, 0. G STOCK BOARDS, 1 £46.00 43,00 18 and 20 ft.. 14 and 16 ft.. 16,00 Fiah, IMPORTED FISH. Fren. |Bris HE nm wrw msn. | Qi Bls Pails or Kits 100 50 15 12 10 Norwesian l | KKK Her'ngs 12 lilfi 505 lll d a“.! 7\' e 8 Norwe sian | ! | KK He LS Bristlings. s 0 CMACKERKL. |Bbls Half Bbls Qr Bbls 20100 W60 40 NEW FISH 18 0016 24 0012 50 11 [16 09/'0 50 18 00/ 7 (0 11 00| 6 00 § 0/ 5 00/ 4 85 400 3 HERKINGH. W' s Qr Ill»l!||q 040 | 12 30T 85210 65 051 70,55 Large Fumily, Fat Fumily.. Kis 200100 90 1 NEW wisH. ‘nr m-lwr “hh Plg|Kte 10 White Figh, 0015 403 012 70\ ¢ 50 Family White Fish 2 1650 & 50 No. 1 Trout 1 80 b7 No. 1 Pickerci 110 0 _Holland herring, S5 moked halibut, 10ie rmouth bloaters, 93¢: new scaled llcnlng\ PETTER How a Nuisance Was Abated. Chicago Herald: I was on a train out in Iowa the other day,” said a traveling man, “which ql:)pnm( half an hour at a dinner station. A vain and dudish young fellow with a small hand-bag persisted in walking up and_down the platform directly in R gz ing impudently into the faces of the lady passengers near the open windows, He was s0 impertinent that I soon found myself about mad enough to go out and give him a talking to. But before I reached that point & roguish-faced young woman sitting -nesr me settled him a good deal easier;ithan I could have done it. She stuck her head out of the win- dow jlust as he going by and called him: ay, sonny, are you selling apples or peanuts?’ “There was a titter the whole length of the car, and no more nnnoyl\ncu from the dudish young man on the platform.”” s BOZE}S.& Co. HRall’sSafes,Vaults, Timelocks and Jel! Work, 1020 Farnam sueev,. Omaha, Neb. $700 to $750, 3200 mll, bal. 1-3-3 Yrs an Beuren Place, 8 blocks from King St. Cars 8. 8. Van Beuren. 220 8. 14th Railway Tlme Table MAH . ‘The following 1s the time of arrival and de- rture of ll’llna Central Slludlrd time at he local depots. Trains of the C., & O:arrive and doput from tholr ‘dopot, oo of Hv.h ln% Webste) ., C., d t. J. & B8 k_d-m. all ofhors from the Union Pacie oo, BRIDGE TRAINS. Brlfln tratn il loave n ¥ dopotar 01— 100840~ 509 Jn-mu)- 000500 7:00— _Leave mmm ‘for Omaha at 7:13— VLT e 157413 1— 583~ 012 NNECTING LINES Arrival ang depasturs. of tyains from the Blnflerdepol at Council Bluffs: DEPA ABRIVE, cmcmo, ROCK ISLANY & PACIFIC. 7116 A, [} D 9:! corner 3: tralnson the B, & . B. from the é 15 fe's | B5:30 P, M 6:40 P, M | B CHICAGO & NORTHWESTEAN. Ry Coi40 P, Gfln‘AW. BURLINGTON & QUINOY. A035A M A P ooidor B6; AT:00 grt SMICATO, MILWAUKE® & 7. PADL i | KANSAR CITY. ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFY. | Alowau D 6:85 C 8, ~ WESTWARD UNION PACIFIC. - Pucific Express . ‘Denver xpro lon Bxpress. . B. & M. IN NEB. SOUTHWARD. .» M MISSGURL PACIFIC A NORTHWARD. T C.. B P M. £ 0. | Bioux_ Cif ¥ Express. ecommod’n 1 AN, POL BIE Q. 920 | 6:00 |....VialPiatsiaou b.... oNoti-A except Sunday; Jrains ddilys lidlllg C, daily except bnmnlly. D, I aily except Mon- anu K mlm TRAINS dopoty Ol at +6:40—7:36— rr-:25—5:00 p. m, Denver Ex., 1 m o Job Prinling. REES PRINTING CO,, dob Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106-108 South Fourtcen th Stree Flour- and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & €O, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manutacturcrs of W. J. Weishans & Co.'s Quick Baising Buckwheat flout and proprictors Oinalia City Mils, cor. 6ih and Furnam Bureets, Omaba. Beer, KEA' N(.. ! gont for lnheusor Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpecial t brunds Faust, Budwelscr, Erlanger BEE: THURSDAY. JUNE 24. OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. 1886, 108 South 1th Stroet, Cuaha, Neb, Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors, Iron Combination and Howe Piling and Oak Timber. 15th ., Teleplone Truss Brid Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition. 218 to 223 South Street, 1020 to arnam Strect, Omaha, INTER-OCEAN Croan FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHRR, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in 108 and 110 N. Mth St Lrockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, ‘Eto. Office, 817 South Streot, Omaha, 3 C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Children's Carriages, And Jewott's Celebrated Refrigeratora or price lists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. 0. 8. PETTIS & CO,, Book Binding, Eta yis® REES PRINTING 00, Printers, Book Binders, And Wank Book Manu turers, Nos. 108 and Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving dges, near Farnan, 1ith Noh. Agent for the Manufacturers and Trporters, 13th Agents for F. A, Whitncy Carriage Co. 8 Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phactons, Buggies and Road Wagons. 2. per saved in buylig of us. Omatia, Nebras Dranch at Council Bluffs, lowa. Lornices. “Eagle Cornice Works, John Epenoter, Proprictor. Manufacture Galvanized [mn and Cornic orth 10th Street, Omaha, Neb. RUEMPING & DOLTR, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finnls, Fte., 510 &, 12t . in any part of tho country. Western Cornico Works, C. SPECHT, Proprioctor. ved Patent Me th 8t.. Omaba, Nol ullie Bkylight, S e Doors, Sash. Ete. k) The Gate City Plcning Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. turning. Scroll and Stair work of every scription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in cent 138 13101512, Irard Street, r of 0% Dodge and 101 Work done Galvanized Iron Coruicos, Eto. Spoont's im- 608 and 6108 Aleo all kinds of de- Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a spoecialy 15th and Marcy $ts.. Omaha, Neb. __ Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & 0., Blectricians, Electrical Supplies, ’l'nlgchnm\ No. o2 Masonic Block, Omaha. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alarm, Ploctric Matting, Speaking rabos, Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORT3 Wrought and Cast Iron Building W ron Stairs, Rafling, Rolled Beams and Gird ork dors Steam Engines, lirass Work, General Foundry Oflice Machine and Blacksmith Work. erks, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th st. Iron a: d Nails, OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €O, Cut Hails and Spikes, Fire Nails a Sp sta On:uha, Neb. and e Safes. G. ANDREE! Manutacturer of Fire and I Vnull Omaka Safe Works, rglur Proof Safo: Doors, Jall Work. Shutters and Wice Work. _Cor. i4th and Jackson 5ts., Omaha, Nob. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1858, A. . SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 141 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & SONSB, g Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, —_— Unfon Stock Yum, 8. Cuunnb. Tole yhone 583 Unlon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. . Limited. John F.TBoyd, Superintendent, SAVAGE & GREEN, [ Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bbiymeuts of any and all kinds of stock sollols Union Stcck Yards, Omaba, Neb, Lumber, Ete, ~"TLOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Ktc. Vards—Cor, 70 and Douglag, Cor. 9th and Dougias. BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and In(ul-iur Hurd Wood Finish. Jukt opened. worth Sircets, Omakia, Nob. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, r. Sth and Leuven- €16 8. Jath Street, Omabu, Nob. ¥. Colpotacr, ‘Munager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb, GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumhar. Omaba, Nebraska. CHAS. R, LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbe 8. W. Cor. 9th wnd Douglus, Omuba, No LYMAN, ors, b. Dedler In Sash, Doors, Binds, Moukdiogs Bullding Paper, Eu South Lith Strodl Gliane, Nebraska, Fish, Etc, “BENSON FISH €0 Successors to Ioken Slemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, ers of mmf Fisb, Nuu JL213 Jones k. Omahia, N Q'Z“‘Bm “t and »' Confecuonwy- F.P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,Nuts * aud Clgars. Farnam St., Omahia Neb. 121 OMANA JOBBERS’ DIREBTOHY OMIII JOBBERS' DI Agricultural Implement s, |7 PARLIN, ORENDORFF Wholet. .o Dealers in & MAR TIN, i Agricaltural Implements, Wagons | and Buggics, Omaba Neb, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dimer in Carriages and Dugrrics 1ith, Omaha, Neb Boots and Shoes, W. V. MOISE & €O, Ma Street, Omuba, N W11 Farnam Summ or Street, Bo Carpets. . A. ORCHARD, Wholesula Carpets, 0II Clot Mattings, Curtain Goods, street, O un, Coal, Lime, Ete. JEFEF W, BEDFORD, | omos, mas. Tutn ot and e naha, Neb, port Strecte. NEBRASKA FUEL €O, $148. 13th St., Omana, e tid Trons. Gro. PATTERSON, \1 3.H. Hunenr, Proprieter. Nebraska Coal and Lime Com OMATA, NEBRASK OfMoe, 217 8, 1ith Street. Tol pho 6x0. F. LABAGH, Pros. J. A BUNDERLAND Sce ©. F. Goonwa Jobbers of Lard and _soft_coal, 209 8. ‘Omaha, Neb OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE Hard and Soft Coal. South 14th streot. Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MIL] Colfec Ronstors and Splee Grinder facturers of Buking Powder, F Bluing, ote. Try one case of our 1.1 Homo 13l Cmaha, N CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Coffoes, Spicas, Buking ts, Laundry Blue. Inl noy Stroct, Omaha, Neb, , vte Commission, Ete. BRANCH & CO., ing—Tlatt & Co.'8 Tiger Braud Oyste Eggs, Gumo, Poultry, Potatoes. JOHN F. FLA® Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and 8. 14th St., Owahs, Heturns made promotly. COMMISSION MERCHAKT. B16 12th Stroet, Oma'in, Neb. tor. Fyeus, and Ch WIEDEMAN & CO., Poultry, But Shiaws, Nebwas TERFIELD BROS w Socited. W. E. RIDDELL, —Cheese, Butter Eggs, phone No, 395, WEFKS & MILLARD, 10 North I8th st. Telephone 775. D. A. HURLRY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Bggs and Produce. A full line Omaha. E. MORONY, ‘erally, 300 8. 12th St., Omaha, Neb. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs, vunl.\ Bt., on. U.P. R Establishod 1670, ROBERT PELVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th St., Omah#, Nob. Rmu, l’uulrry and Game. PEYCKE BIIOB Commission Merchants, GRIFFITH & T HOMAS BuCtessors to 18'ac Griflith. Commission Merchant, butter, eggs, eto, ccialty. 5 N, 16th st.. Omana. Nobe KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS (Buccessors to A. P. Schnck,) No. 213 South 1ith Street, Omaha, _Dry Goods, "R McDONALD. Produce Commlsslon Merchants. 112 8. l4th, Omaha, Nob | Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, Jipos St be t. 9th and Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, hutactory, hs, 142 Farnam Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Yards, &b Shippers of Coal and Coke, osidont. F. A Rarom, Munnger. pany, ne 9. N, V. Proa nd Troas, Omaka Coss, Coke and Lime Company, Lith St ©0. Exclusive deaicrs in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Home Coffes and Spics Mills M'f'g Co. <. munu voring Extracts packuzo d Roasted Coffes. 1609 Howard St Omaha Coffee and Spice Hills. vowder Flavoring 141416 Har- Wholesale Fraits, Produce, Oysters, 7121 Farnam St., Omuha. Applos—Our own pack: , Butter, General Commission Merchant, Foed, 105 Neb. Consignments solicited. Spociultios: But us. . 220 8. 14th General Commission lercuauts, 1408Dodge Straet, Omaha Neb. Consignments Storage and Commission Merchant. Poultry "Telcs Storage and Commission Marchants, Forolgn and Domestic Fruits a specialty . egant storuge facilities. Warchouse and’ office, El- of Stone- ware. 'Consignments soliolted. 1414 Dodgo St., General Commission Merchant, Buttor, ] Kgxe, Choaso and Country Produco gen- Refrigerator and Packing Houso, 14th & Luaven. g Omunu., Neb. Specialtios—Duttor Fruits, Produce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb and wholesale dealer in country produce, fruits, Goods on consignmont & Produce Commission Merchants, Nob, BENG & G Wholosalo Dealers 120 Douglas Stroct, Omaha, Nol R White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD C( Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry, Omah Harness, Etc, ELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Lucos, Embroidery” and Whito' Coods, b. Dy Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Robes, 1421 Strect Omabu, Neb. Farnaw Mauresm. 3 . M. HULSE, Mattress Company, anutacturing Muttrossos, Dedding, Pillows, Cots, Omabi, Neb, ptis troet, Omata, Nob, J.J. JOHNSON & CO., Ma nuf acturers of Ilinois Whit And Ehippe: s of Coul and Cok ter, Linie, Huir, Fire Hrick, Diain Fewer Pipe. Office, Paxton Hotel, 1ol | 140 Furnam street, Omaba, Nobrasks. "~ Lime, Coment, Eto, , Coment. ile una | ey Feathor to, 1206 and 1205 Douglas Street, Immclurers of Overajls, Jeans Pauts, . Shirts, Etc., 102 and L6 Douglas ¢ Lims, phoue 811, OMAHA L MRER l\’l Dealers in All Kinds of Building Material at’ m 18th Strcetand Uac 8 Trnok, GERMAN D. WY AT, Wholesale Dealer in Lu - 20th and Lzard Streets, Oraha, N«hruh. J. A WAKEFIEL Wholeselo Lumber, Lath, mmu. Building Papers, sh, Doors, Blmdl ines, Pickets, Posts, 1ime, Plast Cement. Nintn ana Jones, Onuaha, NeB: | Millinery. 1. OBERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 05 1514 Harney Stroet, Omaha, Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, | Wholesalers of Musical Instramentsy & Steinway Pianos, Wober, Decker, Haines Brigws 11anos, Packard Organs, Chase | 01 and 165 15th streor, = n : Furniture, Ete, -t CHA RLFS ¢t HIVERICK Furnitare, Bedding, Upholstory, Mirrors Eto., 1200, 1208 and 1210 Fanam Street, Omahs, © i DEWEY & STONE, i Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Groceries, : : E. B CHAPMAN & (‘“"“‘ Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cgm, Tobaceo and Smoke yArm cles, un mn MEVER & RAAPKR Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Bpices, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1817 IIIJTl“!."xm i Jag Street, Omuha, Nob. A —y MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, : Wholesalo Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streots, Omaha, Noby - § PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €0,, Wholesale Groceries and PI'MISIOII"“H hon .06 07, 709 and 711 8. 10th St., Omahe, =l Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel lpfln(! Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumber, 3209 and 1211 Harndy stroo,, Omaha, No EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringo Wood Stook, Heavy Hard L21%und 1219 Louvenworth Street, O " HIMEBAUGH & TAYIOR, Builders' Hardwar, Mechanics' Tools and Buffulo Scules. 1405 Douge ius Streot, Omuha, Neb, . { LEE, FRIED & €0, Jobbers of Hardware and llalls, 'l‘in Bhcet Irom, Ete. Agentafor Howe Scales Miaini Powder Co., Omaha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tllos, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, 1521 and 182 Fas nam Streot. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails. Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Streots, Omaha, Neb, e Harvesters, WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of the Deorlngnflmester Goods, Write to W, Lofimer, Goneral Agenty Omuha,” o ‘ophone 610, Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG (‘(MPANY. Pumps, Pipe and Engines. sam, Whtor, liailway and Milling Supplies, Bé 920, 922 and 924 Farnamn St. ()llllh‘. Neb. i CHURCHILL PUMP 0., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, H Bteam and Wauter Supplies. Hudq-umu gnul Foost Co.'s Gobls. 1111 Farnam Btreet, . maha, Neb ~Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Dealers in Silverware, Diamor o um-m, Jewclors' Tools 'and Matos and 1 h Stre r. Dedgo, Omaha, Nah g Notlons . Ete,’ VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. ~ obbors Fotions, Hosiary & Gents’Furnishing Ml' - 1006 and 1008 Faruam St., Omaha, Neb, J. T, Robinson Notion Comgmy 403 and 405 5. 10th S Ullll.\l, Y Wholesule Dealers in Nof s and nishing Goods. Oils, Etc. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, @asoline, Mica Axlo Groate, Ete. A, Hy Bishopy. Manuger, Omaha, Neb, 3 Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppor. Omali, Nobraska, " HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision lm.ius, Dfce, Unhm Market, 1517 Dodge Street. l‘lflklfl. hounu. U, lL R, lrnd‘. Omabls, Neb, 'l‘.l. mmno No. l S Safes and Locks, 7 J P.BOYER & CO. Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ | Fire nnd Burglar Proof Sufes, Time Locks, Vaull and Jull work. 1020 Furnum stroot, Omahis, N Seeds, J. EVANS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Seodl. Agricultural, Vogetable, Ete. 04a Follows' Hally . W. Cor. 14th and Dodge St - Omubia, Nob, —_— ; MMMJ- “THE GOODMAN DRUG O T Wholesale Druggists, [ And Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Gl Omahis, Neb., Drugl, Ete, :Wmes. Liquors, Etc, 1LER & 0O, Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liguors. Sole manufacturors of Konned; finallnu\u Bitters. 1112 Hurney Street, Oy i GEO, W, DUNCA Buccessor to McNAMARA & l)uM AN, Importerd and Wholesale Doulors in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, "IAAmul »mu 14th Bt., (Jmllu, Nel Notions, LG L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Pry Goods, Notions, Gonts® furnishing Go 00ds from Now York. Trade sales daily. w58 0 5ok 1otk B, Omuhi. Leather, Hides, Etc, BLOMAN BRO! Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Baddlcry and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, 'ungy Pell’n Greuso, Tallow, Etc., Omaha, Nol,