Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 15, 1886, Page 4

—— e e e e SPECULATORS HOLDING OFf . Board of Tr: WHEAT PRICES SOME HIGHER Stight Provisions Neb Advances in An O aska's Crops Market Corn, Oats and Broker on The Cattle Lower, ha CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Cirie tie did by or 1 botter for last 1 ' o thorongh l G0y J Br not the el t t fail to att e on th attention former they continue t rosy and bl edon 1l and to race centa dtention. The traveling ropresentative o clation who | westorn Dakota and will not exceed that even rain already done induced more nt by loc which n rly carly in e, liely up, but a good shiare of purehises o and caused niote ot lesy of reacti < on yesterday A1 wheat opened exactly wheve it elosed—i97e, Withiin Tilfgor ice-quatters of anhour'it had eased off 10 7955e. bt the market pulled itself ont of (s it before nooh, and from 11 to 13 lclock ranged quite steady around ohe . time i realiv T to T09¢, At C of trade was by no means nee of anything toin was carried onalmost Hois. 11 was noticeably reis” kept out. Pty istaining canse until ock, when the market was broken on the veporied ‘faizure of’ the Provident bank at St 1ouis, Atzust wl AToubE Lo e ami. clotine asked., One broker telographied his irm from Owiaha to-day: “Noa ce of Wheat is dmaged in N Mdrecovery. There will not be halt crov, Corn is suffering and s already. somewhat. injuved.” Conrn--Corn was in heavy receint—4i0 cars —which affected the opening a little befir- fshly, September started out at $5e against the vlose vesterday at 405 id08gc, Adter ad- vaneing to40%¢, it shumped back to 5e and closed slow, OATS—A gain of e was made in Septen- ber s, about as mueh in sympathy with corn as from local purchase PROVISIONS-—Falr strength prevailed in proviions, but trade was inclined to be desul- fory. Sepiember pork opened at S0.97, ad vaneed 10 £10,10, reacted. slightly and efosed quiet. Cunn, 2:25 p. m—Wheat was ather quiet on the curb, With the f 4 being quotable at this writin gust. Puts, e, and calls % was eporteil raining in the northest. tow m rnately Ve a per at i t is teon Millers' a the country in north that the epair the i speculative times, par ol reports the t dronght. onc-third nl s now will n by the buyi dam on tien Hhe mark camn » out 1y art jont t nd heavy, and in th duee oniside tradin wholly by Tocal ope aday in which “pli wereabout the only shortly before 1« CHICAGO 1LIVE STOCK. [Special Telegram to 'he slight improve- ment late last week started a good many cat- tle from a distance, and the 10@lse ad in prices Monday brought rattie fFom near by points, a had quite an excessive run of native cattl The variety and quality w were liberal offerings of nearly all grades nnd deseriptions. ‘The general market was very aker in tone, and many bids were 5 lower than yesterday. Buyers were quite ingifferent and moved very slow, well Knowing that they would get what they wanted without showing any anxie Price ge were 15¢ lower. cattle sold at tle sold y i was o vel large yolume business done, but a good many tle ft unsold. The market closed very w \ipping steers )t 1500 1bs, $4.40@>. 0 1bs, $4.004.60; 200 1bs, Among the were 19 Ne! 8, § About 3,900 ] Cincaco, July 14, the Bri.|—Carrt i they w ere week thus weak and prices w week. The range was lowc though prices were very uneven., 10 xans sold at 5 Nebraska cows, § bout 1,000 Texas narket, and the Hoas— turn of a strong Best cornfed mi stock of hea general mar @0c lower than last than yesterday, One lot of vesterday sold "t $2.00. rrived 100 late for s very weak. tive with an up- solid_cornted and wrg FINANCIAL. 11,—MoxEY—On call New York. July - [ fo 21y, closing at 2 t ranging from 1 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE cent. STERLING EXCHANGE unchanged : §4.5050 for sixty $4.55 on demand WERNMENTS —Governments were quict with 48 1§ per cent higher. S1ocKks=The 0pening of stocks was compar- v higher, the advanee ranging from 's to Omaha was down e, e prefer and Union Pacilis market was du out the day. being al and finally closed steady figures. BTOUKE ON WALL STREET. 8% cent bonds... 1009 C, &N, W . U. S, 4lg’s...... 1115, pn'fflru New 4's. A Facitic 6's of Central Pacitie . C & PAPER — 4@5 per irly active and day bills, and v firm and heavy, néar the opening . 12y AT 5 mmm ", L g ritie \Llll preforred 3, & . & W Rock Islana.... St L. &S, F,... referred M &St lm.mml. 3 % O proferred lllmul\l ‘entral, L, 1. & W, Texas Pl 5 Union Pacl 410 W, St Lo & preferred. . S Western Union Northern (OB & Nuvaare prefersed. ] PRODUOC) ARKE Chleago, July 14.— Flour steady: southern winter wheat, $4,15@d.50; Wisconsin, $5.90@4,15; Michigan 4.00@4.50 goft spring wheal, $530@410; Minnesd bn.u. B4 107 patents, 84.10i.N0: low dos,” $1a%a.15; rve flour, § . EWhoat Faitlv netives averaged lower on dull cabl ports of fain in some seetions and prospects of larger receipts at wint wheat market , 11503 July August 91 1 Sépter Com— W August, yellow, 58t Oats—Qul S and Auglst, 20/ ¢ Septeinbe Rye—Quiet al d3e for No. Barley Nominal at 65¢, Flax Seed—Scarce: No. 1, $1.10 Timothy—Quiet but firm; Prinie, 2.10. Pork Quiet anc cady, N ash, July $2.07@ Mess, moderately active: advanced buf prices not supported; cash, August, $9.50@9. 525 ; Septeniber, 5 Lard : cash, @ $0.5 @0.65; Seplember, 86.7 nuli Meats—Short rib side 0, d neats steady; dry @6.00; short ¢lea 56,60, August, cash, shoul* 0,70 saly sides, uiet at § creaniery, better mquiry for lu;w: grades at 16b.0; dairy,@llie. good , full erea Awmericas, to fine in in cream, box Young cavy dry salted fully cured, Sie; dainaged, Tie; bull hides, 53oi ul to hold | high | ul | Shipments, 10 1.0C0 tame g nands wes 1 Milwau ety T Corn— 1) Oats— A« 1ive—Searee Barley - Dull Provision. it &8.00 Wh September ce, Al No, 1. 613 g and lowe No. 2,61 Higher: mess pork, September, S10,00. Wheat No, (6, wshoand — Kasier “ ligher 2, mixed, Strong Firm otk i o Strong at $6, <y Quiet s O apoiis, and Wi northern teniher wshs 7 Flour bakers Receipts Shipments bis St No Cor cas! [ mixed, e, G2 barrel of 81.07 1-Wiheat hard, eas ales, basis July No, I Septenbe cash Octohenr Aungusty Qliiet: patents, § ik W s of fin- Unset- e : No. srthiern, e e No. S140@100; 000 hushels, L1500 bu; At i Wi four, 1,830 Lou 2 red, 14.—Wheat—\W rust, W01, s lower; mixed, July ak: mixed, eash, Whisky— 1. Liverpoo offer freely: spring, * dull treely: extra spring corn spob and future supply mixed. and July, 453 Augus tewmber, 4s, 1d. 14— Wheat dull, 6s, flour holders offer wheat, 8 s, 8d; large: hew, 15, Thigd: Sep s hol winter, s, Gl LIVE STOCK. Chicago, July 14,- reports as follow Caltle—Receipt e lower; shipping stoe 5 stockers and hml\ and mised, throwsl) - Texas. cattle lower; common, The Drover’s Journal nearly good, Receipts, 17, rongh and mixed. nd shippine, $4.800 Aktps. B5934.50, T300: steady westerns, £3.00@ lmbs, per he July 14.—Cattle—Iecs 5007 fairly aetlc choice: shinping to i ¢ and good, 3 45(@4.807 mk» .00 light, shios natives, 1 ‘Texans, (4,00 shipments, good to common stecrs, 8 4.00(a butehers’ heifers a D15e. July 14.—Cattlo—Receipts, 10,00; slow: weal ommon to medium, 3 feeders, Kansus City, 0, shipments, shipments, cady,@he lowen: ‘common to 1,700 good o medium, Poledo, July 14.—\Wheat weak: closed steady: eash, Nige Corn—Steady: eash, 53, Oats—Nominal, OMAHA LIV Wednesday Catlle—The receints we: some time and the 2 STOCK. ing. July 14, arger to-day than v act former receipts were not in comparison with v etting. The quality of the hogs did verage as good as yesterday, but they sold higher than' the smme hogs Wwould have brought yesterday. The demand was good and éverything was sold early in the day. SueEr—There are none on the market, vy t other mark- Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live onthismarket, Cholee steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs. Chojee steers, 1100 to 130) Ibs. Medium steers, 1250 to 1350 Ibs t little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . od feeders, #00 Lo 1000 1bs od to choice cows and hoi to medinm cows and hoi 1 to choice bulls Choice light o ulmu\nln Good to choi Good to choi 0 4.0 4.25(14.5 1,00 L. $4, ers. \0gs. .. Representative Sales. STEE Pr. $4.40 4.50 Av. 1141 .1208 Av. . 500 Pr. $4.00 Range of Prices. Showing the highestand lowest prices paid for mixed 1oads of hogs on this market dn- ing e pastseven - days, with comparative values: Wednesday 7th Ihursday Sth Friday, 0th. .. Saturday, 10th Monday. 12th Tuesday, 18th, Wednesday 141h 5.6 1. 400 June July (@4,60 @4.233¢ (@45 @450 (@460 (@4.70 @465 Shipment Showing the number of sheep shipped during the hours, N attle, hogs and t twenty-tour CATTLE, Cars, Chicago Chicago Chicago Live Stock sales. Showing the number of cattle, hogs, and » putchased by the leadidg buyers to- CATTLE, H. Hammond & Co in & Tremain John Roth G HOGS, Lobman & Rothehild Auglo A, Packing Co 452 Clark Bros 1057 All sales of stock in this market are wade 199 but | THIE peLant live wei d “Skin no val P and efags 8 t unless otherwise wr b for all than 1 tocked st ) WS 0 | A strong I'he ne, were td to the (0 of hogs was in to«d hogs and a load of butchers Melntosh i sold tay of & o lo Sutton s ot n & Smith, Loup s amon ] s who were In Land sold two Reporter,” you iy vy anythin will lose money, canmot begin to veali and heifers are far more at home than h nal (Chicago). Suppressing cattle short of the pureose, For instance, 1 will hiye a ierd of cattie sold for léss than he expeeted. and retuses to have made pub lie. Evervbody at onee suspects that some: thing is (he matter, and while the sale, it 1 ularly published, wonld pass unnoti Bands set to work o lind what is wrong a all about it when it is suppressed. People Who want to know, always tind out what the itile browght, and many persons who would otherwise be indifferent, talk about it and dig I the faets simply becanse the owner tries to hide thein. Sometimes when the first lot sells low the owner wants to ess the sale and sell the remainder o sowie one at lome not in possession of the facts, But a rule when out t." interested persons ger v conelude’ that there is g “nigger on the tenee’ whether there isor not Diovers Journal. said an ol cattle sales. ttel try shippers that for old cows now Ihe tolks in the eountry show cheap the cows v are worth Drovers' Jou- sales gene OMAHA WHOLESALE General M Wedne: F6es—The bulk of sales are being made at 100, Brrren—There zood glemand cuoire Tpte LYUCT AN (1€ TeCe1Vts,. iy heavy. Poor ved in ROl ee and Das to be low pri Choice packages of extra choiec butter ave picked up readily and at prices even higher than the quotations given for choice butter. At this ason of the vear, even choice hutter shipped : almost worthless before it ved on the market. “The wari weather melts it down antil it is little better than_ oil. Several barrels veceived this weel which wonld have conmmanded 10¢ per Ib i in- tubs, had tobe sold at va@le, Choiee fresh fable butter. 1002 fuir to inferior, s Crrsk-—Full erc , single, 8lo( full eream twins younz American, Swiss, importe : skim flats, 4@ Limbureer, 1 brick, 12 14c domestic, Povrait—The Spring ehickens received averaged Inrger this week than last and have nded Dotter prices. As the difterence is 50 wreat in size and qualiiy it is not an exact quotation that will fit all cases, Old fowls have-been selling fairly well auotations: cholce large 1owls have peen 17z 3s Righ as $8.00. A few ducks are o sionally reccived, bt there is vary lttle | mand for them. 'Ol fowls, per ‘doz, $2.15; spring chickens. la i chickens, medinm siz ickens 11, ot wante CABBAGE—Choice 50 Thes "pontanLEs—Tonatoes, per }-bu box, MARKETS for spring Spring ducks, $2.00@ lome grown, per doz, CrLERY smallamounnt is coming in, but “jdoes not s Ivery fast. Shipping stoek! per outhern, per bbl, $4.003 south- vesh receipts of shipping e Tt atrat SEeont many areshipped in that aré not siitable reshipment and suel stock has to bedisposed of to peddlers or the 1o at lower prives than those quot ce shipping &tovk, per bbl choice shipping stock, jer hox, Tae@s 100, NiA IRUITS—Receipts are more nd outside orde filled more apricots. peaches, pe 5 box Iots, per 3 per erate of 4 baskets, § Jots, per erate, S S4.50. BANANAS—Bananas very ehe size, & COCOANT |~ an hundr { pluns, tlett pears, per box, are very good and . ver buneh, as to “Cocoanuts, per 100, $5.00; less S, per21 K Jaspberrics” per blackberries, per 4 aquart blueberrics, per 4 bushel s, $5,00, LEMONS brisk, owin: country, ver box to-day Receipts are light and demand to hot weather all over the ney lemons are quotabl $10.00 while fair to zood w 1ling § A further advance is antici pated. WATERMELONS—Der 100, & F1Gs AND DATES—Figs, layer, 4 1b boxes, por b, 16, Dates, funey ‘fard, 12 1b boxes; dates, Persian, 50 1b boxes, per 1, 10c. Pecans, large polished, 11 medium, 9¢: lish walnnts, Tic Tarragon almonds, Languedoc, 1 By filb 14e: peanuts, hand picked.” fancy Vir uts, hand picked choice Virginia nuts, rousted, 2¢ extra per 1b, HoNEY C strained, 10¢ lifornia, Nebras @l Brick California, choiee, 141 MA cakes, | MARLE per gal, 1003 gal cans, per gal, ns per wal, $1,10, Cinen—New York, per bl bbl, $4.00: Crab, per doz qts, § veiined, ver bbl, $6.00, VinreAn—White wine single strength, 1 per b, 1e; venny ik, 14 to 17 gallon kegs, &1 half : do. half 3 Michigan * feet, per kit, Yoe, el ! jier 3 bbl, $6.35; do, do, quart jars, per do i 1'case, 2 dozen, S 003 do, per 4 bbl, pint “ITipe, per 1 3 do, per kit, PROVISIONS The demand Biiher prices, Meats are steadily advaneing, is brisk and prospects favor Ham, 12i¢c; breakfast bacon, side bacon, 7 dry salt shouiders, drica b 0-1b cans 3 &b cans, do, niess Pork, 10 larid, tie rarors—Both sonthern and home grown are being sold on the market, but Stock is not moving very rapidly, Southern per bbi, $1.75w200; home grown, per bu, e, BEAN elean picked, L0, Frovr Axn Miprstvers—Winter wheat flour. best quality patent.85.00; second quality 3 best_quality spring wheat flou 102250 per ewt ewl: wl corn’ meal, 65¢ per cwts ewl Inferior stoc! THe@s1.00 iy, $1,25@1.50; medinm 1.3061.40: hand pieked navy, good hand $1.40@ ye w0 shoits, ahe in bales, $7.00w ser hominy, $1.50 per ewt: 3 grahan, §1.70; 0 per ton. W oorL—Medinm, 16@18e per 1b; fine heavy, 10614 light, 12@ioe; conrse, + buiry wool, 2abe off, HipEs—Green butchers 8c; dry flint. 1@lie; dry aged hides, two-thirds price: grease, > white, te; yellow £ Tk ATHER— Prime prme oak ather, per foot, Kip, S ), calf, $10K@1.10 French calf, 812l s MorGeco oil pe 2 al $0.00 11000 pe Heavy ll\!m ALE—1ron, 5 plow steel, special cast, 4¢; erucible steel, Gej hay en cu jeq brown, iter sole leat lea ther, 20a@e: hem. kip, “rench kip, $1.000 ak call, $1.00@ Mordceo boot per | | manst they | | OMAHA DAILY red lead clirome ye Winter's mins and b burnt sien fined black ul 10¢ M & & D Venetian red vermillion, M diyer, walnut, chiestnut and » Torn, & L per | 1, castor, oil ori P& W, iodid phatc h, VARNINNES ture, mar, extra, S1.50. Spinirs do 101 101 proot 18 od SL3)@2.00: uckv and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00@f Golden She 1 imported, per cast per case, in halt bbls, $4.00 grany standard_ extri medium yello Die evaporates S(@S! pienie, extra FaspherTICs, new $ ¥ BEEK: THUR How, genu achre. voch Aineric ehigh broy Prince’s miner PAINTS sienna Pari N. ¥ ven Inglish i UIb cans, 12c: 1 vandy ke, hrown oneh Dlack A i drop black, 16c: Prossia narine blue, 18¢: elrome 1. 16¢: blind and shutter wre 1601 Paris [ Inm.m raw grecn. ¢ 205 chrom sin fironic launnblack L& D, o D, 1% wi oehire, graining color, Ii I 1 AND CHENTCATS id, tartavie, Tk, sassitras Jae: ehinehionidia, per oz, 40¢ per h, 20 ¢: Dover's powders, epsoil salts, per : gl 15c: lead, nectate, per No. 1, per gal., $1.50: oil al., $1.40; oil, oliv i, 5% ‘opinm . and B & S per oz, 5005 ) per 85,001 Saliein. per oz, morphing, per oz, 82, stry chnine Birr S1.10: yellow ¢ i Acid, ¢ balsam:_cop oy th, furniture N tra, ol Cologe spirits., proot. SL18: spirits, SL12: o 18 proof, S proot, §2.10 per w x\hunh\ SLOXa 1.5, itueky 188 oo second s Gin, bourbons. af bourbon andies, @', 00, aomiestie, and rye importeil, $5.0 Ging, importe 100,00, CARm; E.00@3.00: A $10,00@16,00. Grocers' List. Mediun, in_bols, §5.00: small, in bbls, $8.00 gherking, in bbls, & Per caddie, 1 BQUAYE Citse: roun 70: mule Powdered, 635c: conteet ners' extra(, o 1 quarter :Diitckber 152500 17¢ . DLUNES, Hew, 4 rndan’s ereams, Slge; soda, ginger sna citv soaa, Sopa—In pup«n A case kew, per 1b burrel 4-gallon ke, ver gallon: Maple. Sy Strietiy pure, ave per gallon: 1 i Eallon cans, § i, ;s gl sage: ol S Lirror 185, 6 10 S pus Kinzsford tum < Dilwortl _Soars Ordin: rime, 11 £@1 nd yell hoice, 10 8 nmml Led Cros: Savon 14l e irk 5 satinet, raspberries, L per e NnrEs—Boxes, , 40 1b, Windsor, Auclior Shirtings, 455e5 Mer vhite 'Ru wh 1b per case, e, 54,405 apricots, peaches, per case, $4.10; white plums, per case, S 2,251 eg phims, b, 40 1b 63, 10403 Der case 6s, 10 16 0z, Nalf 1203 stick, 834 . per bbl, f i sacks, e Alnuhl Lymnian, .',lr 1o American, Manchester, Dunnell Juequard, Ge 3 Pacifie, 6e: 1 ma $5ez Berwick, e BROWN CoTroN mut 1, TICKINGS - dyke York, o Swift River, o tucket BB, 11e; Ome Dok 13, drab, XXX blue. Breacuen hed)—8 oz. Maznoli oz. West Point, e Awrenco L1 L, 5e: Beaver Dam LI, . 3 ¢ ‘IHAAI) CCC, i ng A( A, 12)5c: horndyi Ge: 000, 101 Pearl’ River, \lll'lm ket S, NI Montauk AA, 1 a ACA, Lie, (colored)—BBoston 9 oz bro T4 e: Boston O H brown an brown and drab, 113ge: Bost 1ges Warren Fricot, ) COTTONS “ar Hope e M jors' Hill 4 nit, se: Cabot, 6 [ i Lonsdule, Kearsarge, Indian JEAN & 7 Orchal 1015 —Amosken Iu 1, st burg, oS0, Roy DENIMS Creek IHS X 0 ¢ stri < 'Whittendon, stripes, 5 Ofis, enecks, 9',¢5 OLis, Amoskeag, napped, Yold, 1 , e ey and brown, 3 Lg R NEW bis 0 1315 Qr W 50 Gilvd Funey s A SWre ey s 008 002 75 1 INMPOITED FISHL Bufs HE' Bbls FISH. Ta00 100 @) 100; e al stassiuni 100 sulphur <phaltum, <11 7.005 do cut loaf, A, apples, o currants, butter salsoda, $1.00: erades, 103, @11c: 21, @15 pér 2 1b, Shirtings, Wanchusset, 1 Thorn- ‘o Armory, 0 beron, book fold, 1 LS Puils or Kits DAY B JULY dges AN \)H\l\ & Stean 1886, OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMAMA JOBBERS'DIRECTCRY MANUFACTURERS. Pile AMEBELL Driv m Brgew. R\or Tru\w Wam rm Drn.ng AN v v ommon o grecn aw and Le: e W ivors n blue, M| 1w nerican fent ark ok, arholie, la, per el chloro: per veerine, . 200} castor 1.40 [iinine. sul ver Purni S1.00; 20: D tinish, f, 3L.13¢ quality, Alei) Hedis hi-Kies, KR, 505 d, $ pagnes, lerican, do in do in d, per square, in ew, and New yup, 14 gallon per corn, 1 Kings- re, 5 Ib. fair, ol gby: @ case, herries, 01 blue- per ] @9, shton, c: bbls, 1 Co- Glou- yunnell, n, 4! ia, 10¢; 10ie! Sl tlantic B8e Uties She: fontauk wn and i drih, on O P choice, 4.7 Wi R e Beaver alfrey D& T : York, " blue IS 12 Kis 10 [ 5 10 Norwe KKK Her ng Norwesian Kk Herr s Bristlinge. i Holl NEW Finn Blouter Ex No.18ho MedNo. I8hore urfamily Fuuiily M whot thai t ¥ 5 46,3 052 50 402500 0 0 8 00 4 03 nd Herrings, new Full White hoop MACKKERL, Bhls Halt Bbls Qr Bhbis 35 0018 00 1625 4 240012 40 1130 6 305 10, o 7 00 0 10| 6 00 § w50 7004 00 3 To Bridge Contractors. POSALS will be received on or e d at the 1l propos. 4 offh 18 st b amed dud Jyldic LBROWN & CO., Cheyenne, 0 110 A 110 Pls Kty 5019 0414 03 ¥ befo| 1 of lway. Le ob 1o Wyo. I Cig T MAX VEY | L& Truse 1 Farns i dobbers of \mll'n. Ionaccos an 10 AV ) 1o It 1 & Fainn OCEAN €1 WEST & FRITS rockery L. W WRIGH ACTORY, CHER Manufacturers of }'.u le S, Nos. Ageot for the Manufacturers and Trmportars Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, « And Jewe or price John Ep Gilvan and 105 N Windows, Galvan roved 1 th St The Gate (ity Duors, turniog. seription. Stair Ruil 15th aud darey Musonic I I Five Alarms, ¥lectric Matting, Spe PAXTON & VIERLING TRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work vivs, Lailing, Rolled Beams Stear Engines, lirass Work, General Foundry smith. Work. Machine Works, U, The Leading Carriaga Factory, oo Union Stock Yards Company, Limited. ed. [ s uldings h. Ju; worth Stre CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 S. 1th Street, Omaha, Street, O o &) Agent A s Celebrate | <18, Lornices. Eagle Cornice Works. M eneicr, Proprictor d Tron find Corniec e 10th Street, Oni RUEMPING & BOLT Manufecture Vi in 10 8. « CHT, ud Tzon Cornic ent Metnll‘c Sk Docrs, Sash. Ete, Plen‘ng il Also work ol every nsh wnd mum= Croil wnd Stair A. ROS Manufacturer w BE 8 0 epociul Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Electrical Supplies, lock, Omatia, Bu Iron Works. and Blaci P, Ky, auld 8 1ith iron ar d N, ANDREF! w1 ork. Wagons and Carriages. Eetablished 155 T SIMPSON, A 1411 Dodge Strect, Omaha, Nob, Galvanized .ron Cormces Dormer |m ol the country. Western Cornice Works, Proprictor. Ry, 1 Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Tolophon Omuhu, N¢ Electriciay st ils. OMAHA NALL MANUY. \('Il RING €O, Cut Ms fi.fii'\ Spikes, N. ail Bt lflr iuh and Jucison Sts., Commisslon, Etc. M. BURKE & SON- Live Stock Commission ke, Munuger, Omaby H. OF OMATA. John SAVAGI * Hoyd, Superiutendent. & GREEN, ! Live Stock Commission Kerchants. Shipments of any and wikinds of stock solicit Union steek Yards, ¢ n Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Yards—Cor. Co JHN MAN 1 o L Stair st opened. ets, Omukin, Neb, Omuahi, Manag C.N. Lumber, 9th und Dougl FACTURING €0, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blindz, Vel DIETZ, 8, ha ¢ GOODRICH & CO Whitney Carrluge Co. 8 Children's Carriages, et 5 Farnam <@ wors. Son Omahn, ufacturer of % Dodge and 100 8t Workdone pecat’s . and 5103, all kinds ot do- No. 03 Alurms, Hells, king Tubos, nd Gird Office and | Proof fat and Wirn i, Ne e e naha, Neb, T and Douglass ¢ Hurd W Bth and Leayon- Agricultural Implement . PARLIN, ORENDORFE Wi Deale Agricultaral Im(»lemrm\ ‘M"uns | Bug MARTIN, | « W D Agricultural ‘Implmmnl.n ria PARKER, Wagon bet Car n W MOESE & €O Jnhw S or Boots and Shoes Carpe ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtuin G Ve, M2 Fasnam wot, O, Not Coal. Lime, Et JEFV W, BEDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone, £ 1th o, Omatin, Neb, Yards, § W DE Fenport Srects v M1 @A NEBRASKA FUEL ‘"lnpper" ot Coal and Co Gro. T'arr . H. M I Nebr" sk 'éé'éi and Lime Commny, OMee A nagen ger. OMATA, NEBRASKA 213 8, 13t Steect. Teld phone 10, VAN,V 1d Treis, LABAGH, ¥ 1. A, SUNT Omaha Coas, Coke and leeCompany, Jobbers of Lard and _soft A0S, ith St Omaba, Neb Gro. | Pres | OMAHA (OAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal Exciusive deul. or Colorado Co th strcet. nd S lces. GATES, COLE & MILES Home Coffes and Spics Mills M'f'g Co. Coftee Honsters anid facturers of ki Flavormg 1 Hiuing, ete. Try one case Of our 1 packneo lend Roasted Coffee. 1609 Howard Sty Cimaba, Neb. minu CLARKE BROS. & (O, Omaha Coffee and Spice Hills. Spicas, Buking Powder. Fluearing Launcry 131 Tuk, vte. Mle1e Huor noy Stroct, Omii, Neb Commission, Etc. BRANCH & €O, Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Furnu St Omaha. Fown et i Platt & Co's Tige Butter, Eies, Game, Poultry, JOHN¥. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 105 2. Hih St., Omehn, Neb, Consignments solicited. Heturng made vro . McDONALD. CDMMISR:’JN MERCHANT. i 1uth Street, . Neb. Specialties: But. | IDEMAN & €O, Produce Lommlssmn Merclnuts Poultry, Butt me, Fru 2208, Uth umunu,mx.. [T 18 eneral Commission lerchants, 1406 Do rcot, Omuha, Nebr Consign ‘ments solicited W. I RIDDELY Storage and Commission Mercmnl SPECIALTIES —UChecse, Butter, 1 and Gine, 112 8. Mth, Omah phone No, WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Marchants. Foreien and Domestie Fruits aspec exant 1o A e 1u North I3th st nliy and ofli Commlsému and Jobbm,,, A full line of Stone- ind Produce. 111 Dodgo St., ware nineits solicited. Omiala, MeSTIANT & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Retrigerator and Pac) Touso, Hil worth St., on U PR, B Track, Omaha, Neb. ROBEICR FULVIS, Gezeral Commission, Omahy, Speciultles—Rutter 5, Pouliry and Gamne. 2118, 14tk CKi BROS., Cemmission Herchants, Fruits, Produco und Provisions, Omaha, i Conrissi.n Merchants i Go ISt Nob GRI¥ & 1818¢ IHOMAS, Grimih, And wholen sle fruits, Luiter, ozue, ¢ specinlty. ) N, ountry an cons b, b ¥. Colpotzer, i8th and California Streets, Omaha, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. Gth und Dougins Streets, Omuha, Yob, Wholesals Dealar in Lumber, Omabn, Nebrasia, Dealer fn Sash D«Sors, Blinds, Mowbisgs, South Lith 1106ty Gt Buldtg P « Bue GEO. A, HOAG CHAS. R. L Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, F YMA upe, kite, Nobruski. Fish, Etc, THENSON FISH (0] Sucecssors 10 Ieke Wholesale Fish Dealers, Tmporters of Toro n_Fish stand v\ P, Confectioner F.P. FAY & Loy Woods, it and Douglus, Oy N, n Siemseen & 0o, Track, Omila, Nob. 0, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Farnam St., And Shipi ter, | Bewer Fip Fur ne, am Btiec OmahaNeb. Lime, Cement, Etc, J.J. JOHNSON & CO., y Manufacturers of Ilimis White Lime, per Hair, Firc Office, Puxtor t, Omah, Ne And Blank Job Printing. REES PRINTING €O, Job Printers, Book Binders, Book Fourt ¢ enth Munufact of Conl and Coke Rrick, tiee ND cidgo Timbors, 11y Jones Cig 1211 Cement, Plus Drain, 1ile and el, teléphone i1, kg, 106108 KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Successors to A, I 43 Produce Commission iflercmnts No. 213 South 1ith Streot, Omuha, Nob, Dry Goods. L. GINSHERG & €O, Wholesalo Dealors in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Hotions, mem-.‘ FPmbroidery and White C 0ois, s street, Omali, Neb, White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 2010 Sty and U, 1% Ry, Harness, Etc, WEINY & LANDROCK, Manufucturers and Jobbors of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Robes, 1421 Furnam Strece Omaha, Neb Omahia, ; Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, iattress Company, Manufact i Mettre Bedding, Feather Pillows, Cots, Bte. 1206 and 1205 Douglas Street, Omuhi, Neb, oneers | Overalls, CANFIELD MARUFPACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeuns Pants, Shirts, Ete, 1102 and 1 U Douglis Bucet, Qwahia, Nob, Beer, M. BEATING, Epecinl brands — Erlangor Faust, Budw eiser TUTTLE & ALLISON, General Insurance Agents Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n | | | | 411 South Thirtesath Stresl, 1811 OMATIA L ATl Kinds of (o FERMAN DLW YATT, Building Material at Wholesale. k. Omaha Whnh‘s le Dealer m Lumber, & A WAKEFIELD, \ha, Nebraska, Wholm Io lnm'wr Lm Shinglas, Vs, Moulg 101 Tmy Millinery. 1 OBERFELDER, and Jobbors o tor, Neb, - -l Millinery and Notions, nad 141 Musical Inst D # Harney Street, O iments. HOLM & ERICKSON, ha, Ne Wholesalers of Musical Instruments. St By 101 Ete, 12 v Pl 105 15t o Weber, Decker, ard Organs, Ch ' Furniture, Ete, Wy Haine 1 1y, HARLES SHIVERICK Fornitare, Bedding L 1208 and 1210 Fronam Street, Omabs n JEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Tobacco and Simokors MEVEL Croceries sl E B CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, N RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, I Tobaceos, 1817 and 1810 Dougs Spices Corner Clgurs s trect, Omuka, Neb, Atticles, 1217 Howard 8& MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Witolesale Grocers, 10th PANT( N, GALLAGHER & ¢ 0, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, NoE. 70, ¥ M and " Hardware, W. 0. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel Bprings, Wagon Stock, 1200 1211 Wholesale hon St And Carringe Wo© Ete Nel, Mechanics® Tools and Jobbers of Hardwm and Nails, 'I‘lnI '.’.!4 Sheet 1 K and 1 HIMEBATGH DNEY & GIBBON, ock, ool an 'M-Iwn and Furnam Ktreets, Omaha, Nobs = . 10th 8t,, Omaho, Neb et Hurdwood Lumber, etey trem, Omalin, Nob. nnuuwuuhmmun Oy Builders' Havdware, [y ror Misini ML Street, Omaha, Neb, LEE, FRIED & €0, Asonts owder Co. N ROG for Howe & TAYLOR, Soules . Umaha \ell. IS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, d 1323 Fase. Mantles, Grutes, lras RECT( 152 et MR & WILHELMY €O, Wholesaie Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Munufiy peerin| Write to W Staam, 92, RS AL tils. reets, On ti, Neb, Harvesters, RIN u tho unrvwfir i Iron Pipe, Efc, TRANG COMPANY, 10th and General re'el phone 010, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. pplies, Bt Wate anil CHURCHILL fwiy und g S o PUMP €O, Fainwin 5, Omaba, Neb Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Must Dealers | Clocks, ana 10, | Bteam wnd Water Foost Co.'s Goous. | Owinlin, . Ne plics Jewelry. | EDHOLM & BR1CKSON, Wholesale Jowelers. in Si Jowe 1th Ierware, Dinmonds, Tools 1, Cor Notlons . £tz, bedge, Omak und Materiuls, wlo Sealos. 1408 Dou. Hendquarters for 11l Farnam Streety Watchas i, Neb, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. | Notions, Hosisry &ua:t» Furnishing 1006 und 1008 Furoam St Omub J. T, Robinson Notion Company, - (H\;HM 405 5. 100k St Wholesule Dewlers , Oimakip, nishing Goocs, 0Oils, Ete. i Notions und’ Gens' o Nl Ete., 100 Good | b. 1 | \ un = CONSOLIDATED TANX LINE O, Wholesale Deulers_ln 0ils, A H. Bis man Gasolin o, Mici M A BOYD, Pork Packer ;llld Shipper, Omaba, Nebraskn, IARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deairs, . Packing O phone , Union Murke 517 Dod e Str uck, Omuha, Sufes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, b, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Jo Wholesale and Ref Agricultural, Vegetable, N.oW . " | And Dealer Io 1E ar 'roof 20 Farnam Seeds, LVANS, Iite b und Dods Drugs, Ete. Wholesale Druggists, Wines, Liquors, Omalin, Neb, NLER & €O, GOODMAN DRUG CO in Puints, Oils wid Window Gl Ete Distillers and Importers of Wines And | Buce Dry [ and s G sor o and Holo manufucturers Faust Dudia Bitters, of 1112 Harney st ) W. DUNCAN, NAMAIA 1 W holcsale DUNCAN, Kenug Ol Trupor V’m“s Liquors and ngdrs Wholesale Job ms, riishing Gond sales daly, N s Trom New South W 0 8, 1th St., Or Notions, LIC, RRANDIES & aliit, otions, Gents' § York. drade Lsth Bt., Omaha Hour and Feed 1. WELEHANS & €O, Neb. Wholesale Fiuur, Feed and Graln, Manut Koo neturers Huchw Lig, ¢o of W.J. Welshans & at flour aud pr sth und Faruam § Co. {ure O eLs, Omi Tolee = i ates,Timo Locks, Vaulte ulin, Neb tail Dealer fn Soeds. 3 E ;1;. | |