Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1886, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUE Pork—Fairly active and firm! quoted at $10.00@10,25; new, £10,75@11.25, Lard—Open 10re active; western steam ot, 86,500 @05 July, S6 4800650, tter—Steady ; demaud fair; western old mess, 104 sese—Firm and falr inquiry Firm ahd in fair demand 1 iigo Milwankoe, ensh, 2%e; Aug Corn—Strong Onts—Steady ; N Rye—Firm; No. 1, Barley—Duli: No, rrovisions—Firm; July, 89.571¢; August Cincinnatl, June No. 2req, i8as0c Corn—Stead Oats—Easier; No, Rye—Lower: No. Pork—Steady at $0.500.02 Jard—86,12 Whisky—Sieady at 81,10, Minneapolis, June Wheat— Steadys fair business: No, 1 hard cash 7de; August i September, 77e; No. 1 northern, cash, Tligel Augns i Septen 2 northern Gac: Septemt Flour " patents, $4.25 $5 953,50, CReceipts Shipments bbls, In store 780,000 b, St. Lonis, western June 28 4 Wheat— Steady September, 75,c. pork, cash and Wheat —Steady; No. 2 mixed, 76! e, mixed, 205 Wheat, 154,000 bu, Wheat, 21,000 bu; bu; flour, 23,000 Wheat, 3, St Paul, June 28.—Wheat—Easy; No. 2 LER 2 i , cas 205e; Atigiist, 24}, Rye—Nogleated. Whisky—$1.10, Pork ronger at £10,00, Lard —Firin at $6.00 Butter—Firm and in fair demand; ery, 1@l6e; Gairy, 11a@lde, AFTERNOON BoAnn—Wheat 3ce higher. Corn—Steady and Cits—Weik and g@ige lower. Liverpool,june 24— Wheat—No demand; new No. 2 winter, dull at 6s 7d; spring, dull at 0 bigd, Flout- eream- Steady and unchanged. Poor demand: easy at 7s 4d. Corn—Poor demand; spotand June, steady atds 2lgd:July and Angust, st 48 810, Kansas (Al v June 25 —Wh at—\Weaker No. 2, eash, asked; July, bids; Augi no July s New Orleans, June firmer but not quotably h & shade higher; pork, bulk meats, shoulders, 3 85,5743 41 S —Iog products her: good demand lard, $5. long ¢ m; n > Dull at § Toledo, June 25,—Wheat—Steady but Aull; cash, T@Sle. Corn—Steady Outs—Quiet; LIVE sT()CK. Chicago, June 28, T lu: Drover's Journal reports as follows: trong and a shade 5.40; stock- bulls and 10; through higher; shipping ers and feeders, mixed, $2.00@ Texas cattle, & X Hogs—Receipts, closed strong: rough packing andshipping, § @4.00; l(ld‘h & Sheep—Keceipts, $2.75(a The London cable to the Drov quotes the market heay best American steers, 1254 Kaneas City, June 25, —Cattle—Rec 1,100; shipments, none; market stronger: good to'choice shipping. common’ 10 00 40; Stookers. $2.75@8.40; feeders, $5.50@h00; cows, $2.00 (@325, Hows—Recelpts, 7, market opened slow, ive; good to choice, $: medium, $4,00@4. 0; shipments, 800; market. active but 5 Tte lawer: good to choice 5.30; col 3,50:4,25 Texans, $2.25(@4.1 " Hogs—Receipts, 4.500: shipments, market active and_a shade high And best heav @415; mixed, 4,50; light, £4,20(4.40. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Monday Evening, June 25, Cattle—There were no new features in the market to-day, V\hl\’\ remaining about the same as on i steady; natives, 's Journal shipments, ng strong ana aet- ; common to Cattle—Receipts, non buteher: $4.10@ ¢ opened at Saturday’s : receint of the report of the Chieago the market dropped ofl Sheep—There is nothing doing in the mar- etand there is little or no dewmand. Showing the stock on Medium steers, 1 Fat little steers, 1030 to 1150 Ibs . Good feeder Gooil to cloic to mediinm cows Good to choice bull Medium bulls. light av e £ to choice heavy hogs. .. 1 to choice mixed hogs Fiir to good shorn sl esentative Sales. COWS, Pr. No, 8200 '3 240 3 800 11 0 OGS, Pr. No. §4.00 01 4.00 4.00 Ranze ot Prices tho nighest and lowest pricos paid loads of hogs on this market dur- ing the past seven with comparative values: Monday: Tuesda Wednes viday, { 400 (@ 0 10 4.0) @410 Live Stock Sales, Showing the number of cattle, hogs and sheep purchased on the market to-day by the leading buyers, CATY G. H, Hammond & Co, Harrls & Fisher Omaba Packing Co.. HOGS 100 20 bt Hammond Clark Bros. . Harris & Fish Shipments, Showing the number of eattle, hogs and gheep shipped during the past twenty-four hours, No. Dest, [ . Chicago All sales of stock 1n this market are made rrewl live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at ie per b for ali weights. “8kins,” or hogs welghing less than 100" Ibs novalue. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs and stags 80 lbs, Hog market closed 5 lower. ‘The usual light receipts on Monday. Kisselbach & Co., Slielly, sold a load of lflrllke& Titus, Harvard, marketed a load of 66 hos, Clark Heaton & Co., Weston, marketed a load of hogs. 1L R. Falkuer, Plum Creek, was at the yards yesterday Frank Sanders warketed 165 head of from Daun I:wx i 40 oF. catla Files & Co., Cedar Raplds, had four loads of lmks atthe )lllda J.J. Vanee, Blue Spriugs, had two loads of Gattlc ot the yards, | * J. Gary, West Side, el e ands oy, nextyear. Tife Co., Ularks, disposad of a load lon 6f a special misskel to-day. eated by walon James ‘Tate, Rook- ehosen Xt Diace 0swisitors' at the Lo 8y LoU wdjourned ikis wiLg. Ia,, was looking | ot cattle The Stock Yards cgmpany have added 50 | per cent to th remain unsold. Thomas Harris was at the yards yesterday with fonr loads of hogs from Fullerton and Central Tity. O, 8, Lincoln, Rasch company at the yards to-day John MeShane has bought a fine lot of thoroughbred Galloway, Shorthorn and Her tord bulls for bis raneh at Kimball Mr. Crawford, foreman for Be Quinn & ( was here to<day with s longing to the company. George B n of M Sons, live st sion firm turned after a week spent in Chicag OMAHA W HOLESALE General Markets, Monday Evening June 2% The receipts hive the bt the Asa general thing th are very heavy at this time, and the quality of the butter better, ILis'very voor policy for shippers to pack butter in boxes during wirm weather, as no retail dealer will buy stock that conies in that shape, and the cori mission men are forced to sell’ it for almost nothing, The demand light and the gencral quality of the butter sopoor that only a small proportion of the receipts will bring top pricvs. Choice fresh grass butter, 7@l0c; inferior, futtc Crgkse — The lied bottom. make, 001 . : first ality, ts, e Poviary—The mark condition than last we ! bringing better prices. Cloies large spring chickens are selling readily at good prices Small sizes are slow sale g trade does not noatany pric owls do not sell ily us spring quotable ler than st w following quotations represent th but faney stock might bring a li ter prices. Old fowls, per doz, $2.60 spring chickens, as (o size, per de 5100, Pigs’ FEer. T, I bol, §4.00: do, L bbl. €2,00; do, per kit, We. Laiubs’ tongues, per i bbl, $4:25: do.’ per kit, $2.00% rt jars per doz, & 2 doz, $0. per lqbbl, § aluation of their fots which secretary of Plum Creek, was a visitor kwith, 104 head Burke & has MARKETS Eaos Brrren as liberal Very poor. uality is receipts apparently lars, ) ng ty Swiss cheese Limburger, brick cl 12c. isina little better and elioice stock i 11gs’ teet, per 1¢ Jint Jars per ca bl §4.005 do o F1s AND DaTES ,layer, 4 1b boxes, per Ib, 1e. Dates, faney fard, 12 1b boxes, Lic; dates, Persian, 50 1b boxes, per b, 10¢. Nurs ans, large polished, 11c; pecans, medinm, ish wainuts, 14c: almonds, Tarragonn, almonds, Linguedoe, 1 filberts, ez peanuts, hand y Nige: peanuts, hand peanuts, 0 winia, H nmu--l 2 extra ver Sy i HoNey—California, 150: California 3 ka, choice, 14@15¢; Ne Suaan-Brieks, 1b, per Ib, 5. E Synup—Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, pergal, €1.003 gal cans, per gal, $1.05; haif gl cans, ver ial, 1,10, ] AW Y ork, per bbl, $7.00; do, half BT, $4.00; Crab, per doz qts, & Michizan cide refined. per bbl., €6.00, wiple st per 12! 13 igth, ViNeaAr—White wine, @17¢; single strenzth, 12¢; B0 “rovisioNs—Meatsare steadily udvancing. no demand is brisk and prospects favor higher pri Ham, oreakfast ba- con Sk clearside bacon, 7!g(@se; dry salt i shoit rib sides, 6'je: shoulders, 50 per bbl: dried beet- ham piec . tiere ¢ b cans, 3 ans (Faitbanks) 6ige: 5 1b eans, do, 6! je; 8 1b cans, do., T5¢; bone less ham, 1le, BERRIES— 1 e 'S h):u ys, the Red full assortment of berr becn on the market for the past few ¢ werage quality of whiel rangod gor and black raspherri blackber are in good su in batter condi- tion than in previous yvears, Strawberries from Michizan are choice and meet with ready sale. Raspberries, black, per 2 bushel stand, & spberries, black, per10-18 quart dr pberries, black, per 24 quart e < raspberries, red, 24 quart cas ; raspberries, red, per 24 5(@2.00; blackberries, per 24 strawberries, per 16 Dlueberries, per 00; currants, per 24 are very much reduced and the sea ut over. ‘I'here is noth- inglefton the market except Los Angeles. and the supply is not large. Los Angeles $6,00, CALIFORNIA Fruits—Receipts are more i d oulmdv orders can be filled more Apricots, per s apricots, 5 crate_ lots, ]w ches, perbox, 5, per box, $2.00 $2.35; ] plum er crate of 4 s, 5 crate ots, per crate, $2,50, Lisoxs—Lenons are advancing steadily; tlie supply is shortand with hot weather be- fore us we may see extremely high tigures yet —very high prices seldom provail before July 4ih, hut oftener come just after the 4th. Fancy, per box, $8.50: 5 box lots, BANANAS—[ananas are very cheap now. Banana 126, $2.00(@7%.50, COCOANT 15—y than hundred, p Warkl son has Just quahty.” W, |l|‘lmvlm|~‘ lu'l 100, $35.00 .00. Gkl Tie lots 0f green ap- plesarecoming in 3¢ bushel boxes by express, Tl tirst carlond of green apples in barrels will be here about July 1. During theearly part of the season the market fluetuates ma terially and quotations thereforé are un e, les, red June, e i bushel box, S1.00@1.25; green, per bushel box, 90 $1.00, Crrgnmies—Receipts huyve been light of late and demand very brisk. - We look for liberal supplies during the next five or_ten d per 2 bushel stands, $7.00@s.00; per 16 quait drawer, $LI5@00. Ox1oNs—California, per Ib, 31c: arvel, §4.005 southern; per pluin i they are ¢ southern, bushel box, er b, 21e; \ome grown, alifornia, souther 003,25 per bar CALBAG nice howe grown, per crate, [omatoes, 3 beans, per 1 beans, per i busl 1 dozen, 60@ibe; carrots, per doz. beets, per doz. bunches 252 eelery, Kalamazoo, per doz. bunc ver 2 bushel 3¢ bushel box, c@1.00; good @150: ‘medium hand- id-picked navy,$1.40@ clean country. vicked, $1.50@1. 4 160, FLOUR A flour, best 0 MirLsTURFs—Winter wheat uality patent, &3, quality, $ best ' qua Pheat Hour. vatont, 85.50@3.60; od feed, 05 per ewt: yellow' corn mea owt; screcning, 60c per ewt: lomin ewt; shorts, 55c per ewt; grabiam, $1.7o; in bales. $5.00 per ton. arx—Corn, 21 e, 40@4be; 1 wheat, G0@dbe, W ool ~Medium, fe per lb: light, 1%@ibe; conrse, (@de off, reen butchers’, 6! 785¢; dry flint, 1@lie; dry salt, fal0e; dam- aged hides, two-thirds price: tallow, Sk grease, prime whits 3 yellow, 2¢; brown, 1i{c: sheep pelts, 25@ iEi—Prime siughter sole leather, prime oak sole leather. Bi(@sde, Upper leatler, per foot, 20@s e, Kkip, To@85e: oak klu, Bh@se: French Kip, $1.00@L.25; hom, calf, $LOXaL10; oak calf, $1.00@1.25° French calf, $1.25@1.85; Moroced boot leg, 80@i2e; Moroceo oil pebble, 25 toppings and linings, $6.00@10.00 per doz, HEAVY HARDWARE—Lron, rates, $2. plow steel, special cast, 4¢; erucible steel, cast tools do, 1@lse: wagon spokes, per set, $1.75@3.00; hubs, per set, Telloes, sawed dn, $1.40; tongues, each. axles, square nuts, par Ib, 6@tie; malleabie, 6@ i crowbars, 6e: hirrow teeth, dc; ase: ' Burden's horseshoes #5.40. Barbed ewt; chol corn mes oats, 20@ fine wiie; heavy, burry green cured, Hiio! wir Nails, g Shot--§1.50; Lmvulvr, kegs, 83, A 2,00, do, quarter W3 blasting, kegs, 3 fuse, per100 feet, Lead Hiar, 81,05, Paints 1y OiL—White lead, Omaha, £. P, ; white lead, St. Louis, 80 Mar- e ten. 1 10 3b cans, d0¢- French zibe reen seal. 1,4 French zine, red seal, 11¢: French i varnish asst, 20¢ 5¢; vermillion, American, 15e; yose pin, 143 Venelia red, Cook: Venetian red, American, 13c: chrome yellow, genuine, 20 K, urwnlnl half kegy, b } chrgue 1]‘«.» Gehve, - Kiene the Osceola | ot been quite | Winter's mineral, 2 Spanish brown, 3 Tirince's infners e, WDy Baixs \\ms ead, S Frengh Parig whiting Whitifig, gilders, ) whiting i ‘ phlack, mantown, 1dc: Taiphihe fdina B an_blue ultramarine, 15¢;" van brown, Se; nmber, burnt mber de; sienna, raw, 4 m oil, 70c; raw and burnt ans. raw and burnt sienna @, brown, 13¢: refined lay 5 1 k and ivory black ¢ <sian reen, | nd and shutter green, | D Paris green, 1% Tndiai red Venetian red, fe: Tusean Ametiean vermillion, 1. & D, 20 v ocare, 9c: 1. M. & patent dryer k oak, tnut and ash Dt AND Coesmicar acid, tartarie, balsam b, 43c: bark, sassafras, per Ib, 10¢ per b, 720t chinehonidia, per oz, 4003 form, per Ib, Dover's powile £1,25: epsom salts, per Ib, « piire, per 1b, 18c:' lead, acctate, oil, castor, No. 1 al S1.50 No. per gal,, €1 oil, olive, N £1.40: 01l, origannuim, M opium, $3.40 quinine, P. & W, and R & S.. per oz, S0¢ potassiun fodine, per b, $5.00, saliein, per 0z, 40¢; sulphate morphine, per oz, $2,00; sul phur, per 1b 4e; stryelinine, § ! §1.405 VARNIsiEs - Barrels, per gallon: Furni ture, extra, $110; furniture, No. 1, $1.00; coach, extra, $1.40; coach. No, &1.20; Da mar, extra, $1.755 gapan, 10ct asphaltum, extra, bs¢y sh avd oil finish, 1,30, Spinrrs—Col viba, per calomel chloro 15, per b, dlycerine, por © spirits, 188 proof, §1.12; Ao 101 proof, SL15: spirits, second qaality, 101 proof, $1.127 do 155 \lco: hol, 188 proof, $2.10 per wine iz Redis- tilled whiskies,” S1.00wl.50. blended, SLA0G2.00; Kentucky botrbons, §2.000 6,00t Kentucky and Pe 0650 Golden Sheat Whiskies, S1H0@H.00. Brandies, imported, $5.0008.5 domestic, 1.3 Hported, @6.005 domestic, s Rums, ported, $1 New England, §1 domestic, @i, Champaine ported, per case, $25,00@s4.00; Americ case, $10.00016,00, im- Dry Goods, American, Sige; Arnold’s chieco, fies Manchest cester, 5ige: Dunnell Jaciy Dinnell, Bn WAtisor. B Tacing: bas IATHON: 4ige Anchor Shirtings, 43ge; Merrimac Shirtin 3 Berwick, de. Jvek—(Unbledched)—8 oz, Myenolla, 100 10 0z, Magniolia, est Point, Prix Crown 3! CCC 4140: Atlantle P, biy, TICKINGS- dyke 000, i, 10hs: Vet Peurl Rives Hawilton, 1: Swift River, Ge: Shetucket S, Sige: She: tucket S : Mont ik AN T Montauk BB, 11¢! DK (colored) — ab, 13ige; Boston XXX brown and blie, 1i3ge; Warre BLEACHED COTTON 3 i Hope, Lotisdale, & 1214e; fancy. Ailbu iu~|(r'| 9 oz brown and O H brown and drab, Boston O P 44 8c; Wa Armory, persil, 3 u Orchard, 6e! Naumkeag, v||-|.m|. 10! )ul () c; Al G Book fold. " book 1old, 12c; Obe ron, book fol Grocers' List. Me in bols, § Nalf bbis, §8.00; small, in bbls, $6.0: o In hal bbls, $5.50: ‘wherkins, in bbls, "$7.00; do in half DI, & renis—Per caddie, %c; round, —per 0; mule square, GARs—Powdered, granulated, 6 standard extr: medium yi l\ 12D Fruits %e: cut loaf, mers’ A, 5 extra C, “No 1 quarter apples, fe; binckberries, boxes, aporited, alt Lake, new, spherries, new, 19a20c: currants, Brunes, new, 414@isy nean's soda, creams, e butter and nger snaps, 8ige; \ case; salsoda, gallon keg: zndlon ; rup, 14 e per gallon gallon cans, §5.35 per Ib, 6e: Mirror gloss, 61b, Oige; Kingstord’s corny 1 gloss, 1 1b, fies S, 6 1b, 71401 Kingsford's pure, 81b, ¢ ord’s bulk, de, Uorrrns—Ordinary krades. 10 prime, 113@i2e; choice, green and yellow, 131§@lilge 'interior Java, 16)4@ e's roasted, '\lrl.nuu in's a Red Cross, 1424c Y $2.70; hite Russian, El 00 l\llkh White Dome, $3.00; Washboard, $3,10, D Goons—Oysters, standird, por strawberrics, 2 1 _pe 0; 21b per case, § Californi 4,00 apricots, per case, ) se, $4.50; white cherries, 3 plums, per case, $5,603 blue: i piims, 2 1b, per s, 2 1b, ver case, e, §2. ~ CANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ih 6 1 85, 10i4¢; boxes, 40°1b, 16 0z, s, 10}5¢; Iml ‘box, 20,lb, CaANDY—Mixed, 91 j@12e; stick, 0@10c, SALT—Dray loads, per bbl, Ashton, : i sacks, Aston, 85e; bbls, Kk pepper, boxe cinnanon, 18 2 stard, 1 rinl, 40 e g Hyson, good, H0@4de ; ong, good, nglish break Souchong, B0 0 40(@ioe r0od, ‘i'vu sifting ., © Hard to Beat, [Fountain, 70¢ T0¢; Charm of iolden Thread Rocky Mou : North Star i Good Ory Lumber. HOAKDS, 12, M and 16 ft 14 and 16 ft, o 12, I and 16 ft “ 12, 14 and 16 fu FENCING, ud nn rough 1., rough ¢ 6 inch, 12 and 14 1 ¢ G ineh, 16 ft., rou: DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 1Com. 5. 1.8 .. 817.00 A 01nch, wh B 6 inch! ! ¢ inch, ineh, 5. 15 12, 14 and 16 ft 2 inch, . “ Wiicare r' el 4 “ “ .12in.,8. 18,12 14 and 16 1E1 800 10, 15 and 20 ft.. 15.00 12, 1% and 10 €. 16,0 : Tehigh brown, 2%es | fsnp ar. ain, 8 and 1inch in, S and 10 inch 58 Fish, nERRIS Wis He nis NEW FISH Norwe KKK Hor'nge Norwesinn KK He 0 ristling W15 i KERED Hhic Half Bols Qr Bbls Kis b 100 %0 5401 visn Blonter Mess Ex. No. 1 Shore 1001 No. 1 Shor 1800 9 Med. No. 1 Shore. 13 o By 11 o Lorae Fumily amw 5 Fat Family 700 400 Fisi, Hiis Qr (TR LAKE EW FISIT 109 No,1 White Fish 600 5408 amily Waite Fish. 3 00 2 01 1ot 3} 35 2 No. 1 Pickerel Holland herring.Sse Yarmouth bloaters, U5 25¢, smoked halibut, 10 s new scaled herrings, - - e==Birick Pomeroy as a Mincr New York Letter: Brick Pon was up-town . well dressed, we ing a fashionable white hat, looking picture of prosperity. il said, answer to a question: “I am peg along with the newspaper busine usual, and also at minmg in Color I have a suit out there, which will oe cided this week, with reference to a mine whose earnings are between $2,000 and an $3,000 a week., 1f 1 win t a millionaive. If ['lose it 1 am still will- ing to be a millionairve. I think 1 shall ———— Thousands have testified to the efl of St. Jucobs Oil in curing rheun Railwa.y Timz2 Table OMAHA, The following 18 the tim parture of traing by Central the looal depots. Traing of the ¢ 0. arrive and dopurt from the ot of 1ith and Webster strents: traingon the B, & M. C.,B. &Q. and K. C.. St. J. & C. B. from the B.'& M. dopot: all ofhers from the Union Pacifio depot. ot arrival and de- ard time at BRIDGE TR Bridge tratoe vl leava U P m. CONNECTING LINES Arrival ana denarturs of trains from the transfer depot at Council Bluffs: DEPAPT. ARRIVE, 'CHICAGO, NOCK IBLAND & PACIFIC, | D 0:16 A, M ! M | =" X N CHICAQO, NURLINGTON & QUINOY. 35 A, M Al CHICAGO, MILW AUKE® & ST. PAU RANSAS CITY. §T. JOE & COUNCIL . )6 ) A WABASH, §T. LOUIS & PACIFIC. A 3:00 P, ;0 A 330w, ] BIOUX CITY & PACIFIG. % | A 9:% A 55 1 WESTWARD UNION PACIFIC. Express. . Express. . . Nigh SOUTHW NORTHWARD, 3% C. ST. P M. & O, | Sioux City Ex i OnklandAccommod'ii | — RASTWARD. C B & Q. 4 Plattsioo A, trains daily ; Chinlly cxeimt Saturday’ day. STOCK YARD TRAI dopot, On 10:00 0. m Pucitic .. L Leuve stock 15350 m Atlantie i MAN WHO 15 UNACQAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY WILL 8£E BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT T BHIMII() ROEK ISllllIl & PACIFIC fllllVllV "fl Teason of ita central position and close relation to afl princlial e Caat 'ana Wert, ut ity Northiwest and Boirthwest. The CGreat Rock Island Route Guarantees its patrons that sense of persos [ v'aforded by & olld. thoroughl Baliasted rond i traoks o ok steel Tail, # 11 fik wiodi ake it the hivand air iaftity e pRat oines i nlort Hephis. .unm.“f Tho Fast Kxprem Trains Pearin: Cotnell Bluits, Kansas ¢ity ore composed of well Yotl Dy Cohcen Magniticent Enfiman o latest. deviigh, and sumpis ‘olaburately tooked n Gaten 0 A 5" Ris0 T the Colebritien Steiining Chadr Can The anoua Albert Lea Route route Fast Ex i "Vincon, Suin i ahuntiing ‘aid s o st Mgl il the ok oiite Lo the vich wheat flelds and pastor i nteror pakary M dther DAKECT and Kan- nas been crencd £ naian: D L et i & it City, capals wnd Bt Baul i ’ For"detallod g 1 obtainable, as well ks tekats, At ¢l brincipal Ticked Qiicen'in e Uiiced brates'nid Ladlada 6r vy 80 R. R. CABLE, E. 8T. JOHN, Pres't & Gen'l Mg'r, Gen'l TRL & Pass. Ag'h -CHICAGO. n see Ma Job Printing, RE PRIN Job Printers, Book Blndérs, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106-108 South Four teen th Etre Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & Wholesale Flour, Feed and Graln., | Manufacturers of, W. . Weishans & Co.'s Quick sing Buckwhedt tiour and proprictors Oinaba City Milis, cor. th and Farnam Stroets, Omaba. Beer, M. KEATIN | gont for Anheuser-Bush Brewlng Ass'n SDAY | OMAHA 140 | ®JUNE I!HUFMTUHEIIS. 2 Book Binding, Ets, KEES PRINTING ( Priaters, Book Binders, And fank ook Manufacturess. Nos, 108 and 108 South Mih Strect, Owaba, Nel Steam Pile Driving. I.‘\\\Il'\ll.\l\\l\i? L,y Roof Tnm: S'r.m th Driving 1 and Howe Truss i ber. I5th st,, near Farnam 0, ges, n U vaMl‘l\ ne No T Br, " I s and Tobacco. MAX \'Hxl‘\m. INTER-OCEAN Ciaar FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesalo Dealers in Teaf Tobaceos. {05 and 110 N. 1th Street, Omaha, Neb Lrockery. Noe. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tiportars Crockery, Glassware, Chimneys, Ete. Office, Streot, Omahia, Néb, Lamps, South 13th & GOODRICH & CO A. Whitney Carringe Co.s Children's Carriages And Jewctt's Celobrated Refr or price lists, 113 Farnam st , 0. S. PETTIS & CO, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phactons, Buzeles and Road Wagons. 20 per_con Baved in buying of us. 148 13101312, lzard Street, Omnfin, Nehrnska, nneil Bluft, low, Agent Branch at O Lornices, Eagle Cormce WOrks pencler, Proy wnufacturer of d Tron and Cornico: Dodge aud 101 orth 10th Street, Omah & BOL of Ornamentai Galvanlzed iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Fin: ¥ Work dono inany part of the Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Iron Cornices, Ete. Speeat'sim. sm.\m Patent Mctallic Skylight. £0s and 5108, th Omnha, Neb. Jol Doors, Sash. Ete. 2 The Gate City Plen'ng Hill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stair work of every do- A. ROSENBERY, Manufacterer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Houldings, Etc. Stair Rails a spes Y No. 15th and Marey Ste.. Or phor , Neb. Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, onic Block, Omuha., Burglar Alarms, Bells, Inrms, #*cetric Mattinz, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stuirs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girdors Steam Engincs, Brass Work, General Foundry Machineand Hlacksmith Work. Oflice and “m-m,L P. Ry. und 8 fron a d Nails. hF OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING CO., Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nuils o 8pe sinlty. Omaha, Neb : Safes. Omafia Safs Works. G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fi 1 Burglar Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wi Work. ~Cor. 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. agons and Carriages. A. V. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409 and 141 Dodge Street, Omaba, Neb Commisslon, Ete. BURKE & S0} M. Live Stock Commissm Gea. Burke, Union Stock Yurds, 5. On Glohcne 682 Union Stock Yards Compmy, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Hoyd, Superintendent, ; SAVAGE & GREDN, é&i Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit v ed. UnionStick Yards, Omaba, Neb, Lumber, Etc. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Yards—Cor, 7th and Douglas, Cor. 9th and Douglas. BOHN MANUFACTURING €0, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blindz, Mouldings, Stulr Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish, Just opened. N. E. cor. Sth and Leaven- worth Bircets, Omabia, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, £14 8. 1th Street, Omubn, Neb. ¥. Colpetzer, ‘Manager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, Wth and California Streets, Omaha, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Cor, 6th and Douglas Btreets, Omaha, Neb. GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebraska, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, &c., 5. W. Cor. th and Douglas, Owubia, Neb. . F. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash Doors, Blinds, Iolldlm. Building Paper, Ete, Bouth 13th su‘-.m Nebraska. Fish, Ete. ON FISH CON Bucccssors to leken Bie sen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Dareign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones Stre ot and o' P. Track, Owabi, Nob . 4 Con fectionery F.P. FAY & (:u.. Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of ¥ruits,Nuts * and ( 1214 igars, Special t brands Faust, Budweiser, hlh\u‘ufl Farnaw St., Omabaseb, ' OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s, T TAKLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Whol Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARKER, Whe Domler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons Carriages and Buagics Jenes St bet, v Boots ar W. V. MOPSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, M1 Farnam Street, Omahn, Neb. Manu Summer Street, Boston, © Denlors in hand 068y actory £ A, ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpels, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtn Co.d. Lime, Ete. 3 JEFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 213 8. 14th ¢ Yards, oth and Dr'v NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke. S 13t St Oman, Gr TOWLE, @F0. PATTRRSON, 800, Ard ‘Trens. Brosidont. } H. Hruienr, F. A Baven, Proprictor, Muannger. Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, ofee, Vi Strect.” Tolc phone 40, BEO. F, LAnAGH, Pres. € F GOODNAN, V J. A SUNDERLAND See. and Trens, Omaha Cozs, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard an 1ith St Pres OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Haid and Soft Coal. touth 14ih strect. Coffee and Spi GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffes and Spice Mlls Wrg Co. Colfce Ronsiors und e facturers of Bakin Bluing, ofc. Home Blend Roasted Coffee. Cmaha, Neb, CLARKE BRC Omaha Coffee and Spice Tills Ten. Coffces, Spices, Daking cowdoer ¥ Extricts, Laundry Biue. Iuk, ete. 11616 Har ney Street, Omabia, Neb, 1609 Howard St Commission, Etc. BRANCH & €O, _ Wholesaie Fruits, PlOdUCE, QOysters, 1. Apples—Our own piok: lirund Oysters, Butter, toes. JOHN I Genera! Commission Morchant, s, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 105 eb. Consignments solicited. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchemts. Poultry, Butter, ¢ Fruf +Omeha, Nebraska, WESTERFIELD BROS, Goneral Commission Merchaats, 140¢Dodge Street, Omaha Neb. Consignments Soncited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. ECIALTIES —Cheese, Butter Bygs, Poultry 2 8. 14th, Omaha,” Nob. Telé: phoue’ No. $25. WE & MILLARD, Storags and Commission Marchaats Forcign and Domostie Fruits s speeialty ezant storugo facilities, Warahouso and oMico, 10 North Ijth st Tclophone 775, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, s und Produce. A f Butter, % signments solicite 414 Dodge st., E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Country Produce " MesH & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven- worth St., on U. P, It. It Track, Omabu, Neb, = E a 1570, ROBERT PULVIS, Geuerdl Commlssion 2118. 14th 8t., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduce and Provisions, € IFFITLL & THOMAS, fuccessors to 18 me Grifith, ; Commission Merchaat, and wholesale dealor in country produce, frults, butter, cggs, ete. Goods on consignment 8 specialty, 320 N, 16th st., Omaha, Nob, KIBRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Successors to A. P. Schuclc) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 South Lith Street, Omaha, Neb, __ Dry Goods. Dry GOOUa| Hoflcry, Nollons Linens, iaces, Eml White' ¢ 0ods, 3@ De i, Neb. White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 201k 8t-, and U, P, Ry. Omgha, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Robés, 1421 Furnam Street Omaba, Neb. ——— Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, MWattress Company, Manufacturing Mattresses, Bedding, Feather Filiows, 4’"4» e, 1206 und 1208 Douglas Street, a b, Overalls, CANFIELD MARUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Bte., 112 and 1'% Douglas Blavet, Owitia, Nob, Lime, Cement, Etc, J.J. JOHNSON & CO., Maauf acturers of [lin)i sWhite L'me, And Elippers of Coal and Coke, Cement, Plas ier, Lime, Hair, Fire Hrick, Drain,.Tile and Bewer Pive, () Fuxton Hotel, telépione 811, l 1405 Fuvnuwm street, Om; Nebraka WH Famam | Exclusive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal 217 | Tty one oase of our 1B prekigo | 11 line of Stone- | OMAHA T Building M 18tk St oot i DB rsin AN alerifll o Pae e i (0 L Wi, Trac! GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in lebi. 20th ana JA Wholesale Lumbe Building T Comont Papors, ke N Ninin ar WAKEFIRL l.ath Miltinery. 1 Strocts, Omaha, Nebraska, n, Shinglss, Blinds, Moul Hi ha Neb. L OBERFELDER, P Tiny e and Jobbes e ot Millinery and Notions, wrney Stroet, m-mlm. VQ\ ond 12 Ha Mu Steinway Playos, Beips 1inos, P < | 100 and 1w 15t st F Weber, Do “Ba sival Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical lnslrumntl. W rd Organs, Chase Ete, urniture, kor, Haines and <= ey CHALLES SHIVERIOK === Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Ete,, 1 1208 and 1210 Fuonam: Stieet, O DEWEY & STONE, Wholesalo Dealers in Farnitars, Furnui Street, Omaha, Net Croceries. B I CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles Hownrd ! MEYER & RAAPKR Wholesale Fancy Gmors, Teas, Spices, Cigars and Tobaceos, 1317 abd 1810 DOWEN = wet, Ok, Nob. MOCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th snd Favaumn Streets, Omaha, Nob Jns St PAXTON, Nos. 705, 707, W, GALLA Hardware, . J. BROATCH, JHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Protlslulh 09 and 711 8. 10th St .muh‘. d Heavy Hardware, Iron, Stul‘m'“. 3 EBprings, Wagon St 1209 'and 1211 Harn EDN Ana Carrinzo Wo 1217 und ock, 1 ¥ Kt rdwood Lum ev, Ol EY & GIBBON, Wholosale Iron, Steel, Wagon 0d_Stook, Hoavy 216 Foaveniworth Street oy HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics’ Tools and Butlalo Scales. 1405 Douge lus Street, Omuha, Neb, LEE, FRIED & €0, —4 Jobbers of Hardware and lgl'l'ti, fl_fl 4 Sheet Irou, Ete. Agents for H Miaini Powdes Co., Omuha Neb, MILTON ROGE 1S & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Gratos, I [ s g0ods, m Stree 1821 nd 1529 Fare. RECTOR & WILHELMY €., Wholesale Hardware and Nail 10th and Neb. Emerson Steel N Str ot ils. -Co Omal Harvesters. WAL DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Muanufecturer of the Write to W AL Bt2am, Wut Duerin&u Omaba, Pumps, Pips and E mer, Harvester Goods, 1. Ganernl -phone 610, TANG COMPANY, ngines, 1 iling S 4 nmfl CHURCHILL PU; MP 0., Wholesalo Pumps, Pipe, l’ltflm. Steam_und Water § Mast Foost Co.'s Omuha, Neb. EDIO] Supplic Goods. 1111 Jewelry, LM & Hendquartel Furnam RICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealors Ivel Clocke, Jewelers' ana 16, 1oth Street in srware, "Tools nnd Ma Cor, Dedge Notlons . Etzy D & SCHNE Cobbers VINYAR Digmonds, Watch Porias T Ormahi, Nob. Hotions, Hosiary & Gonts' l'urnlshln; 2000 und 1008 a5, Omiabu, Noo. J. T, Robinson Notion boml’z.l'ny, e 403 and 405 Wholesale Deulers CONSOLID.A Wholesele Dealers in Oils | @asoline, Micn Ax Mung . 10th “in’ Notions o shing Goods. Oils, Etc, ,Omakio, and’ Gents' TED TANK LINE 00, Gronse, Bte. Owmuha, N H A. eb, Pork Packing, JA M iS5 E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppor, in, Nebraska, RIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deairs, Om HAR ofmc house, phone’ N Union Marlk Ayt 4 1517 Dodge Safes and Locks, Fire and Burglar ) and Jull work. Agricultural, Voge KW, Cor. 14 10y & f Safos Seeds, R & CO, lgenls for Hall's Safe sm?. £ Trick, Omiubity -b. Lock Co.s Time I, 1020 Furnum steeet, J. EVANS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer fn it Dodige Bt Drugs, Ete. Fte, 0dd O THE GOODMAN Dkum Wholesale Druggists, Apa Dealer in Puints, Olls and Window Gumalia, Nob, Wines, Liquors, LER & €O, Distillors and Importers of lu ¥ And Liquors. Sole East Tudia Bitters, 2 ur Successor to MeN. and Wines, Li manufactus 112 Hurney W, L AMARA & holosule 1) iquors and 24 and 210 5, 14th St., Omal Notions, EREy * L. BRANDIES & Wholesale Job Lo Pry Gouds, Notious, Geyt' Furnishing O Trade sales Goods from 0 06 Boulh P Leather, Hides, Etc, BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Baddlery and 8hoo, Pelis, ndings, I Low, Kl ides, Wool, Ouwdha, X s