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

(ORN CONTINUES TO Booy, cash, | A Large Amount of Active Trading at | Higher Prices, IT LEADS TIIE OTHER MARKETS Wheat and Provisions Very With Comparatively No Outside Orders—The Cattle Market Shows an Improvement, Slow CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. July Conx CHICAGO, the Bry charces against wheat and p wav of inactivity, but eorn 1 in to-day and made np for the worst could trathfully be said against the Corn grew in strength while traders when they came down sy found the market a full cent higher than they left it yesterday after noon. To-day's bulge was started curb after the regular trading yesterday, additions made to the size of it this morn ing, About eyery broker operating in the pit had advices of continued hot and dry weat 1other news unfavorable to grain, hence everybody was a buyer and the rush Wwas by no means confined to local operators. Many orders came from St. Louis. Septem- ber opened at 41%e, quickly going to 4% though at the outside figure not very much changed hands. The first time Lester & Bangs led the bulling and also the buying. Flaor gossip wade Cudaby long on consider- able corn. Other big operators and an in- numerable line of smalls were industrions on the buying side up to the point named. Then e Support \as in a manner withdrawn, and prices reacted 1o 429, September. During the subsequent b |r~'vll’ the session it went over the same ground, touching 43¢ and re- m 1ing 10 425, @12 e market closed tirm ey WieEAT—Hutchinssn was one of the most promivent wheat sellers to-day, and for this and other reasons the market ruled very weak and tended steadily downward within a range of abont le. As usnal outsid were lacking and thiere was 1o support g the market by the local crowd in a gen ‘They were already long on a little of tuff, or for & _turn saw money in the short side o it, Together this made a yery heavy market, which continued_all through August opened o up to e, off a nd closed easy tions. 1he general depression resulte bad bH‘l\LdllH'l). the {.hl half hour. was such a rush to sell i August declined sharply from closing easy at cemed them Provisions—Provisions were inclined to inaetivity, but not quotably dull. Hams was Guite a pork buyer. 1t was also stated that rmour was buying ribs. Both articles ;Iln\\ed a moderaie advanee, the former about Oc. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Cnicaco, July Special Telegram (o the Brk.|—CaTrie—The receipts to-day were over three thousand less than on yester- day, making the total offerings for the week less than during the corresponding time last week. Lighter offerings to-day caused a more active movement. There considerable competition and the market for desirable fat cattle of all weights was considerably stronger. Sales were made about 10¢ higher, and there was a general better feeling. Rough,heayy cattle did not scll satisfactorily, but they were much more salable than yeste day. The highest price of this week been $5.121, while one week ago to-day thirty-four choice 1425 1b $5.25, with fifteen head, ave The market to-day was certainl, ales show & good wnany b and the general move heavy cattle to 1500 Ibs 4.10@L.J; 95) Trade u]nued dull, with prices s lower than at the opening yester- day but no lower than at the close last night. Later there was a better demand, the market finally closing a shade stronger, with about all'sold. Best mixed made $4.50@4.%0, and best heayy, $4.90@5.00: rou:h and common mixed sold at $4.004.65, and Jight, $4.75@ 4.0, FINANCIAL. Kew York. July 22—MoNgy—On call —4@5 per ~Dull; $4.85% for 4 for demand. nment bonds were Pary [he stock market was steady at ypening, first prices generally being within X per cent of last evening’s closing figures. Little movement in prices took place until the latter part of the day w aterial advances were made in some directions, the major portion of which were lost 10us to the elosing pri are higher io the majority wvances for none of the active Iht rxreed 5 per cent, that of the Northern Pacific pre- erred. Indiana, Bloomington & Western is up 1%@ per gent and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis, 2 per cent. rrocu ON WALL STREET. 5155 Texas Pacifi. | Union l’ugnc ferred. .. 108 | WeRams Union oty 757 0. 1 & Noveess 10055 Chicago, July ehanged ; soulhe ¢ Michigan, $4.006@4.5 5. 50@ 4,103 patents, $1.40@4.50 rly nctive but weak: opened ral 4@ e advance, and closed below yesterday; cash, ¢ Septew- ber, Wi, Corn—Active and considerably higher; opened e above yesterday's close and closed ¢ hl her than y day's elose: cash, 40@ ugust, 41c: Septeinber, 42igc. ( at —Quict} ae o \m,usl. -- Barley— Quiet nrm Flax bmg\-\\ eak at SLIT, 'lnuuih\'—’l'mlu‘i 5@ .00, 1. Pork—Active und stronger; about 15@200 higher; cash, §9 55 mfiema. g0 .5@ Beptember, $ Tard—Bieady o ?z\, w50 higher; eash |ml 1 Seplewber, $6.62%: tx{nu. $6.55:0.. Boxed Meats—: nm@-uo short i dairy, loned M oulders, Bu full _cream ched- sort ribs er— ¥ s¢i Young Ameri- Shade lower; eash, 3 Septewber, 23ge creamery,’ (@lse. ‘"I‘m?o_»!,dr d‘muuu_!s‘ atT@tlje: fa i a8, TR @5, - B sy salted full syge; Hshe, bife; dunagel, T, buli nuus. o8 ry saltod, 1@ide; skins, m\ok,;fufm:.\;yme;"‘ e l(';l‘.:\l--ln countsy, Sige; No. 2, S¢; cake, eured, Slipments. 16,000 $4.00 204,000 et X 1.0 St. unu-.uuly 22— Wheat--Weak and odcash, 0@ August ;lour. bbls, Ian bu. on the | and o : orn=Firm mu| l\lgh’\‘ No. 9, mixed Oste--K . 2 mixed, cadh, 28/@Re; Aurust, Easy at 5. ronger : £10. t 2 tive and fitm: creamery Wheat—Lowe T, spring, id fair; extra No. and futures, den pot, 43 1d, , 48 1d, 1 and fair: new ly: July, 4s prember, 45 Wheat=Weak; lowe:: L Fitm: cash, Oats—Nominal New Orl mand at frec 1 Dull; »xu s shade lower £6.00; long ¢ d clear ribs, $6,53 New York, July ints, 102,000; exports, #,000: spot less active: bgaele fower, Options opened a_shade lower, and vanced i@, later declined hout ! red, Slies Ni@sit, aflos i¢; No. 2 red, August, closed at ot advanced ée and options of @'l e} ungrade ust closing 01,003 exports, ci No, 2481 se delivered: 000 white Iy active: exports, nixed western, westert, 4 adys umited closed at 65%c. ‘moderately active 2 old Fd—Opened fir ern steam spot, S6 © Butter— Firmer 100 18e, Cheese on flne gz Dull and weak ; western, 71 @io{c. ~Steady; fair demand; western fresh, Cincinnati. No. 2red, W)@ Corn—strong, Wheat—Easy ; ixed, 40¢. Pork Lard--Quiet; Whisky--St of finished goods on a Minneapotis, Jul and unsettied; No. 1 hard, \mm-mhe. N0L ¢ ‘cash, 7 Octobel i barrels. Shipments—Wheat, 20,000 barrels. 12,000 bushels; flour, Wheat — W September, 7 cash and Pkttt LIVE STOCK. —The Drover’s Journal 10c repor Cattle—Receipts, higher: shipping st ers eeder: and mixed, $1. through Texns trong_and bulk, attle strong; cow s@loc pack- light, $4.20@ e, slow and 84,254, natives, Texans, ~(Alnh\—l\uc('ipti. 2,003 0 higher losi sbipments, 15003 ac $1.00(5 strong: good 10 ¢! mmon to fair, , $4.40@ —Cattle—Receiy olxé 1o chi Klnlns City, July pments, none; stead; Mu»@a. ; common 1o stockers and feeders, $2.40@3.40: o0 @3.00; grass Texas steers, S2.0 Hogs—Receipts, 2ood to choics 0 stead! OMAHA LIVE STOCK. wlay Evening, July 22. Cattle—The market was steady to-day. A few bunches of cattle changed hands. Hogs—The hog market opened at vester- day’s closing prices, but closed lower. The re- cefpts were liberal, though not quite as heavy as yesterday. The market was fairly active, though a few loads were left over. Sukep—There is no market. CEIPTS. Cartle. . Ha Sheep Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 1350 1 1500 Ibs, Choice steers. 1100 to 13 Ibs. Medium steers, 1250 to 1350 Ibs | Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs Good feeders, 900 to 1000 Ibs Good to choice cows and heifars Fair to medium cows and heifers Good to choice bulls Choice light and mediuni nog: Good 10 choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hogs. Fair to good shorn sheep. Representative Sales. Av. &7 3 epgy @ Eitsksn 8T BEE Kt T4 PRELE reEeerIRe PN LT Bik $4.4 s PP k2 11IIM)\\ K)I Tfi SU.40 $4.00 Showing the highest and lowest prices paid xed loads of hogs on this market dur- ing the past seven days, with comparative values: June July 2,6714@3, 7 Lers 8.60 v 4521404, 723 4.60 " (@4.85 65 455 '“ EX e \,’g", SLRTS @38 wo (’ i G & Thursday 1 Friday 16th Saturday, 17th. Nundx\) 19th. Tues 20t Wednesday Thurssday Shipments. Showing the nwber of cars of live stock shipped out of the yards during the day, OGS, No. Cars. Rt. Dest. 14 LB & Q -Clicago AR -Boston Al sales of stock 1u this warket are made T ewt, Jive weight uniess otherwise stated. hoga seli at *se per b for all welghts, “5kins,” or h.-,> welghing less tuau 100 lbs Do value. l n-:nun sows are docked 40 lbs aud srags b lbs. Notes. Alr. Roach, Phillips, was here with a car of hogs. i1, B. Miiler was bere aud murketed a car of Hogs. D. F. Stitley, ‘Tobias, was bere and sold tw loads of lwgt? o Goo. iee, Havard, was & visitor at the stock yards to-day. AR IR THE OMAHA DAILY E. Stodard, Wood keted two loads of hogs. ame, Riverton, was here and >v| |\h~ loads of | shn Reymus, Gr wud the yards to- M. Carter, Weening Water, with a load of cattle for Mr, Gibson. . Anderson, representing the D rovers As among the ver. me 1n and mar- mar- Island, was lo king was in visitors at the yards, & here and sold two loads of T his first shipment 1o the yards, and iie went a vay well pleased. Dave Anderson, the well known live stock n of Col , has so wmuch faith in the e of the ~‘n K vards that he has invested I0ts in the town sight facetious stock dealer remarked that it steal the 1 4 money on them,”—Drovers' | OMAHA WHOL MARKETS General Markets, Ihn|~l|:|\ Evening, July 2 Eas—Supply fair and market quite steady at 10¢ "Ehere doss not seom t0 be any reeson for a change for the near future. Burten—"There is very liftle hutter com- ing in that is suitable for table butter. Choi solid packed table butter will sel) at 12!, but th ter whieli is, as a rule, graded a cholee by the shippers, will not bring over 10 1 Fair to good, T@Se, and inferior, § 2SALE Full cream cln-llllnh «|urlr 8§y 4@ y AL brick, 12a@ldc Swiss and young, is quite brisk. nnl) small spring ow sale,” Ol fowls, 0: spring chickens, ing chickens, medium ens, nally : turkeys, per one-third-bu 265 not wanted not wanted. VEGETABLES—Tomatoe. et bu box, A smallamount s coming in out fast. Shipping stock, per pLEs—Choice fresh receipts of ~h||||-||lL selling fairly well. od many areshipped in that aré not suita rh. or reshipment and has to be dispose of to peddiers or the iocal trade at lower prizes than those ]Hrllm| Choice shipping “tock, per bb) 3, W: choice shipping L ver box, 150 @ S 100, BANANAs—Bananas are very good and Banaunas, per bunch, as to iRIES— Blackberries, per 24 quarts case, @3,00; blueberries, per bushel stands, LEvoNs—Receipts are light and demand brisk, owing to l‘lnl weather all over the Fancy lemonsare quotable at $10.00 to-day, while fair to good are selling ’LiMs—A few southern piums are coming in and, wll fairly well. Sout hern plums, stands, $.00: southern pluwm s, 24 quart cases, SOUTHERN outhern ket: 10 1b. box MEe1oNs—Georgia watermelons are coming in and seil fairly well. The first musk mel- ons or cantilopes of the season were received this week. Watermelons, p ||w 00; nut- meg melons, per doz., $3.00@s. CALIFORNIA Fi H Tlett pears er box, $4.00; vorite e er 100, $5.00; less oxes, per Iv, 10c. rie polished, 11e; pecans, English walnuts, 14e: almonds, almonds, Langiedoe, 17 Nuts—Pecan dium, Y3 agona, Brazils, 13¢ X . hand 1;&.-mn-xmm-\.r nia, 15¢% peanuts, a ver Ib. — C: ahl’olnl.l eb Bulk, 14 to 17 gallon kegs, cans, per gal, $1.05; half $1.10, ork, per bbl, v doz qh. & .00, 134 17c; cider, 13 triple strength, gs' feet, per per kit, e, per ease, 2 dozen, $0, . £4.00; do, per !5 bbl, ¥ l lln\ 1810Ns—Ham, lear side ba short rib T, ber g 00; do, per kit, ie: breakfast bacon, 1l alt sllml nh>| 8, d_beef-hum ieces, 1(»!1- nmh (F ve coming forward slowly yet, and prices are firm with a good dewand. Choice, $1.0%a1, CABBAGE—IS quite scarce now ana quota- ble at 40«60 per doz. heads, according to quality, BeA ke prices range nwurdlm.' to x|unl|l,\' of smck. B@s0e per bushel. Froun ANy 4 €2.50 ; second quality, t q\l’\ll“& sprng wheat flour, bran, per ¢ chopped vt: white corn meal, 75¢; )sl- sereening, 60e ) per ewt; shorts, 55 hay, in bales, $7.00@ Corn, 22; oats, 20@23¢; rye, 40c; patent, eed, 60c pe low corn’ m per ewt: hominy, & l‘” ewts zr.mum‘ § 30 per Lol e, ~—Medium, 16@1%¢ per Ib: fine heavy, 10@1de; light. 12alse; coarse, 12 lde: burry wool. Aa5e off. ; HiDEs—Green butchers’, 6ig@ie; green cured, Sasige; dry flint. 11{@ide: dry salt, 9@ 10 damaged bides, two-thirds price: taliow, crease, prime white, 3¢; yellow, 2¢; #c: sheep pelts, 25@7! vime siaughter sole leather, oak sole leather, . [ur foot, 20@25e: Kip, sxadse; French kip, $1.006 alf, $1.00@1.10; oak calf, $1.00@ 5 853 Moracco boot s ‘0 0l pebble, 25@3%; top- Ditizs and linings, S6,00@10.00 per doz. HEAVY HARDWARE—-Iron, rates, §2.25; Jowpseetl special cast, 4¢; ericible steel, Ged s do, 12a@18¢; per set, $L.7@3.00; hubs, per set, $1. felloes, sawed _dry, $1.40; tongues, 'each, 7o¢; ax each, Tbe; square nuts, per b, 7@Me; coil chain, per’ Ib, 6@1c; nml eable, G@sc: iron wedges, 6e: crowbars, Ge: harrow teetl, de: spring 'steel, 7@Se: llurm-nu horseshoes, $4.407 Buyden's zuule shoes, 8-540. Barbed wire, in ear lots, Nm _per 100 Ibs. lron Nails, rates, 10 1o 50, $2.50; steel nails, §2.65; Shot—$| hur‘ksh(-l.. sl %5: oriental powder, kegs, 83,500, half kegs 2,00; do, quarter kegs, §1 ulmmg, 5,135 fuse, per 100 feet, 10c, Lead Bar, S1 l'u\hn O11.~White lead. Omaha, P. P . Louis, pur , $7.75: Mar- green, 1105 1b can French zine reen seal, 12¢; French zine red seal, 11e3 rench zine, in varnish asst, 20e; French zine, 78¢: vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian Ted, 10c; Tose pink, ldc; Venetian red, Cook- son’s, 25c: Venetian red, Amcnmn‘ 1;(- red lunu Tige; chrome )ellm\ genuine, ehrome yellow, chré, roche!le, s ochre, Krench, 285 Winter's ulln»rnl 1 Prince’s wineral, Se. 1 \fmwh-m i French e 12¢; l’uru whiting, cilders’, 13;¢; whiting, com'l, , Ger- 12 b 18¢; vandyke, burnt, 4c; umber, raw, e sicnna, raw, 4e: Daris Puh neen. common, chrome green, N. ; chrome green, K, i2c; verwillion, xn.mn in ol 70c; raw and burnt umber, cans, 12¢; burnt sicuna, 12 vund)kelbmwn. 18¢; re- fined lamupbiack, 123 coach’ black and ivory black, 16¢; drop blul 16e Pflllllll blue, 40c; ultraima ; clirome green, L., M. & D, 10c; biind ahd shiutier ereen, L., M. 6c 3 “lrll red, lae: i brown, Se: umbes sienna, burnt, 4c; sar:sen genuine, & md 16¢ Qc nluh\ color, | hluk.d 'nhul cl‘uluuxs dlohh.u "km 1 a0 n*n—Avlfl carbolie, 1 m mumh;.nar : bark. fassatrusd ': B 45 | P.&W. | Kentucky FRIDAY, er's powders, per B, ' Sie; glycerin BEE: fnnn per My, 20, ¢ D epsom SAlts, per per B, 15k Jead, a¢ «un Y stor, No. 1, per gal , per gal., $1.40; oil. origannum, 5 and R. & 8., per 0z, 7 iodide, per , 85,00 unu i, per oz phate morph ): sulphur, m, dc; stry VARNIShES—Barfeéls, per ture, extra, $110: furnity conch extra, $1.4( mar, extra, $1 extra, £1.50, Spinite—Cl do 101 pr 101 proo. hol. 188 proof tilled whiskies, W0a2.00; K opi ver Furni 003 asphaitum, B¢ hard oil finish, S8 proof, $1.10; L11: spirits, second quality, | do 188 proof, SL10. Aleot per wine gation. ' ledis- Oxal.h). Gin, blended, ek ; bourbon S$20Mas,00; ndPennsylvania ryes, S2.00@6.50; len Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies, 00. Brandies, imported, $5.00@8.50: &1 00, ' Gins, imported, £4 50 100, Champagne: imported, yer c: R00@H.00; American, per case, $10,00 14,00, Grocers' Prekrrs—Medinm, in bols, €.00: do in lialf bbls small, in bbls, €6.00: do in | ialt biis, S werkins, in bbls, §7.00; do No 1 quarter apples, in INCS, R SLiH es, boxes, istern, 455 ke peaches, g Jake, new, 35 (@43, N. 10¢; N 40 1b, 16 0z, 6s, 1015 CAaxpy—Mixed, 9! j@12c; stick, Si§@ CRACKERS=Garneau's soda, butter picnic, by s, Siie ginger snaps, § ties citv sod 0. 4-gallon kegs, §1.00¢ ) is@i6e pergallon: Maple Syrup, 1y Uy pire. e pet gallon: 1 kailon per do llon cans, 5 per L'llv<~ 11b, it glos: | I-: l\muqn gloss. i }\ 59;¢: Mirror mu«. 3 b, 6 Ib, rx‘ aves! cor i per case, §1,00; square cases, mule square, $1.20, ns—Towdered ;:mnuhmd 63{e: o standard extra medium vellow, bl b! CANNED GoODs—Oysters, stand: wberries, 21b_ per ease. b Calif v cms. per cas <6, $4.90: white cherrjos, lums, per case, $5.60: blue: pitims, 2 Ib,_per ), ber « B, $120: 110 sal- per peaches, per Ib string cens, per ci marrowfat peas; per case, $20:2 ib June peas, per ease, ray lomls |»fl _ Sii) 14 sacks, bbl. 81 Aston, B's H't B Qr Bbis 20710090 50 40 i Fancy § | Lk R u Shire 1 JULY 23, 1836, _OMAHR MANUFACTURERS. Bridges— Steam Pile Ummg RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Fhgneers and Contrastors, Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving s Tron Combination Piling and Telephone and Howe Timber. Iith s, A Truss near Farnam, gars and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & (0, Jdobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition, 1o 223 South 11th Street, 1070 to 104 Farnam Street,” Omaba. Nob, In7 JEAN CaAR TacToRe, ST & FRITSCHER, lannmclurers of Fina Cigars, And Wholesalc Dealere in Leat Tobaocos. 108 and 110 N, 14th Street, Omuha, Nob. urockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Oftice, Street, Omaha, N T .8, GOODRICH & €O Agents for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 \ Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrig or price lista. 1415 Farnam st, Omaha. Cornices, Eagle Cornice Work: Joha Epenetcr, Proprietor. Munufacturer of Galvanized Tron and Cornico. 928 Dodge and 101 and 105 North 10th Street, Omaha, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturess of Ornamentai Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., 510 £, 12th 8. Work done in any part'of the country. ~ Western Cornice Work C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Ton Cornices, Bte, Specat’s tm roved Paient Metall'o Skylight. 508 and 5103, h St Omaba. Net. Noe, ; Doors, Sach. Ete. The Gate (i'y Plening Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds, Also all turning. Scroll and Stair work of every seription. A. ROSENBERY, Menufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Btair Rails & specinliy. Tele) huno \o I5th aud Marcy Ste., Omuha, N (T3 Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Electriciacs, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaba. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alurms, P'ectric Matting, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work | 10n Stairs, Ruiling, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteam Engines, Brass Work, G Machineand Blacksmith Work. Works, U. P. Hy. and 8 17th st. iron a: d Nails, e OMAHA NAIL MA NUVACTURING CO. Cut !(mls and Spikes, Omaba, Office and 1 — Brls Hf Bbis Q'r Bbls Pails or Kits ~ew msn BRSS9 M 1210 n | o o PO T | mslaminmafiam.‘zm Norwerin | e m'i» 53 n Kk Herrngs 11 06 Tl White lioop: 2 SALMON. | Bbi I 200 el 100 9) | 50 | 40 LAKE FISH, Ht Bbls Qr Bbls 100 W 50 40 " Omakia Safe \'Iorls. G. ANDREE! Manufactuzer of and Burgla. Proof Safe Vault Doors, Jail Work, Shutters and Wit Work. *Cor. 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1858, A. V. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409 and 4il Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commiselon, Ete No,1 White Family White ¥ . 1T u 1 Pickerel ~ Holland herring, Yarmouth bloaters. 95¢; 25¢. moked hhllb ew scaled herrings, Dry Lumber. £114 £816 ¢ 18 1020 £t 22 1 24 ft BOARDS, No. lCnm s ls 12,14 and 16 ft, I No.2 No.8 12, 14 and 16 ft. No.4 12, 14 and 16 ft. FENCIN 0. 1,4 & 6 inch, 1 . 2,4 & 6 nch) S Istcom., 12 14 and 16 ft B Fence A fnmch. white B 6 inch. STOC l\‘ BOARDS, . 12, 14 and 16 ft. ,8. 15,12, 14 and 10" 1t + e 197 14 and 16 ft., FINISHING. Istand a; clear, 11 jnch, 5 2 8d, clear, 1 inch, ~ A select, 118, 1 B select, 11,1 1st and 2d, |‘lmv 1 mdL 5 2 8d, clear, 1 inch, A select. 1inc B selec’, hl(‘ll 81 and 3 im ch, 5. 1ineh, s, A Standare Ginch clear. quhle\ whits “llu‘ llval. Cewent (Akron), FIRST NATIONAL BANK U. 8. DEPOSITORY, Omasha, Nebraska. . . ..$500,000 -.100,000 Herman Kaunv.u Prunlsn& John A. Creighton, Vice President. F.H. Davis, Cashier. BDWLBD KUEHL, IIAGIETKB 01 PALMYSTERY AND OONDI- TIONALL eath street, botween Farnam and Ha b the aid of guardian Bpirita. obtalh for Aoy One 8 KIknce 1n the and proseat, and of eerin conditions in the fu: ture. Boots and shaes made 10 order. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Mana Union Stock Yards, S. Omaba. [ Union Stock Yards Company. OF OMAHA. Umllud John F. Boyd, Superintendent. [ SAVAGE & GI | Live Stock Commission Herchaats. Shipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit | ed Union Stcck Yurds, Omaba, Neb. Lumber, Etc. ~77 LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7th and Douglaz, Cor. 9th and Douglaz. BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish. Jukt opened. N. E. cor. sth and Lesven ‘worth Streets, Omaha, Ncb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €16 8 Mth Strect, Omaba, Neb ¥. Colpotzer, Manager. C.N. DIETZ Lumber, 8th and California Streots, Oasha, Nob, T FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Dougias Streets, Oraulia, et GEO. A. HO. \GLA\D Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebruska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Wl’(n Stock, Funcy Woods, Bridge timbers, - Cor. ¥th ind Douglus, Omaha, Neb, G. J.UYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moubditge, Building Paper, Ete. South Lith Street Qurmsa, R Nebruska. Fish, Etc, “TBENSON FISI COT Buccessors to Icken Biemsscen & Oon 3 Wholesale Fish Dealers, ’;L“"-"‘ EHR S gtk inatde Nob - Confectionerv. F.P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,Nuts aod Cigara. Farnam St » OmahaNeb. J J JOHN sl)N & CO., Manufacturers of Llinyis While Lims, And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Coment, Plu ter, lime, Hair, Fire Brick, Drai Bewer Hpe. Otlice, Paston botel ulwhmcul Farnam Stroet, Omah, Nebraska. Job Prinling. REES PRINTING dob Printers, Book nmd'us. et | And Blank Lodk Manufacturers umsom G D. L. SHANE Bridges, tora Sen | neral Foundry | 911913 Joney | 'OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY | Agricultural Implement s. | " PARLIN, ORENDORIF & MARTIN, Wh ¢..0 Doalers in Agrlcu]lur?l lmplemeuts,\mgons CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholcsalo Doader in Agricaltural Implemenlfi Wflaor\, Carriages and Iy « St., bet. oth and Tiths Om i, et Boots and Shoes. w. V. \V|v[l~|'A{1\> : Joboers of Boots anq Shoes, M1 Faroam Street, Om Wmm'nr‘lwvv Summor S Carpets, & A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oll Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, el Street, T, Not Cna|, Lime, Ete. JLEF W, BEDFORIY, Conl, Coke, Lime and Sto & lun s, Omaha, Yards, Pt and' Dr cnj MERRASKA TY EL 00, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 8. 13k St., Omana, Neb GEO. C, ToWLx, Presidont. GI6. PATTERSON. Sec. and Treas. AL Raren. Munager, lebrasla Coal and‘ Lime Company, n\|\u\. 3. H. Hv lhrh'r. | 8 Teieyhone 1. Gro. I Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard and _soft_cow, 29 8. 1ith St Omaba, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal Exclusive dealors in Bonlder Colorado Coal, 217 Fouth 14th strect. Coffee and S iccs. GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffez and Spic: Mills M'f'g Co. manu tracts | Coffce Ronsters and Spice Gri | facturersof Buking Powder, Fiavorne ¥ Bluing, ete. Try one case 6f our 1.b packawe | Home Blend Roasted Coffes. 1609 Howurd Sty | Cmaha, Neb. CLARKE #ROS. & €0, Omaha Coflce and Spice ills. jces, Baking owder Flavoring y Biue. Ink, ete. 141416 Hare in, treet, Omabi, Neb . Commission, Ete. i " BRANCH & CO., Wholesaie Fruits, Produce, Oysters, lll \ | 'h~<- rown packs 1121 Fyrnum § in. AppleszOuF own pack: JOHN F. FLA Genera! Commission lerchant Fruits, Flour and Feed, 106 Hottirns 1hade promot. TR S TE O N A COMMISSION MERCHANT. 615 12th Eire Ities: But. Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, 208, Uth I1R< S, General Commission Ierchants 1406 Dodge Street, Omuha, Nebraskn. Consign- ments solicite W. E RIDDELL, Slorage and Commission Merchant. 8 ALTiES—Cheese, Butter Eggs, 1-.m|n—y and nme, 112 8, luh Qinaha, ob. Te! phone No. W RS & MILLARD, Storaga and Commlsslon Merchants. s & specinlty . HURLEY, Commlsswu and Jobblng, 25 and Produce. A full line of Sione- Conslguincuts solicited. 1414 Dodge St., 7M"SH;\N1: & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing Hous worth St on U, P. K. 1% Track, Omubs, i Established 1570, KOBEET PUEVIS, Ge"eral Commlssmn. S ks, Po ul|r) mm Game. PEYCKE BRO: Commission lerchauts, s, Omuha, GRIF lll! & THOMAS, Successors to 1sine Griffith, Commissi-n Merchants And wholesile dealers 11 country prodoce, fruits, butter, org 013 on consignment W specialty. 20 N. #ith, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Successors to A. P. Scha Troduce Commission Merchants. _ No. 213 Bouth 1ith Strect, Omahu, Ncin Truits, Pre Nob Dry Goads. G & 00, Wholcsale Deulersin Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, iuces, Embroidery” and White (0a¢ (20 Deuglas Street,”Omaha, Nel 3 = White Lead, CARY WHITE J.EAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead, 20tk St-, aud U, . Ry, Omaha, _Harness, Ete, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manulnc 1s and Jubbers ot Harnzs; Saddles, Saddlery Hardwars, 23, Blan, 21 Frenain “eowonvrsy, lutlress Company, Menufacturing , Bedding, Feather 11208 Douglus Street, iU MARUFACTURING CO, Manufecturers o! Overals, Jesar Punts, Agent for luhéusar-nusfi Bielin; Ass'a a;,.uun.m Vst Budwoiser and Erlungr l MENDELSSCHN & FISHER, RCHITECTS Supertendens . . Tarnam | Consignments solicited. | | Dealere | ana 16, 15th & | Whale mu Dealors i Oll A JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMAHA I, MBER €O, Dealers th A" Kinde of Building Material at Wholesale. TRE Stroctand 0 on Pae i Track, Omahs GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesflle Dealer in Lumber, 201} ard Stre Omaha, Nebraska, J. A WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building Papers, . Blinds, Moul§ mes, Pickets, Post aster, Huf Cement. Nintn ana J Net > val ime, Millinery. 1. ORERFTLDER, Tmporters and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1213 01l 1414 Harney Street, Omaha, Neh Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, m:olesalers of Musical lnslrumenls cinwuy Pianos, Wober, Docker, Haino Il\ KR Pianos, Packand Organs, Chaso Ur.'ml. 101 and 1 150 st Furniture, Ete 7 CHARLES SHIVERICTK Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors. Ete, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Strecc Omana — DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, - CGroceries, E. B. CIIAPMAN & 0, Whoiesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard & MEYER & RAAVKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Spices, Clgars and Tobaeeos, 1117 and 15819 Dougs Jas Stroet, Omuha, Neb. MCOORD, DRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Strects, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 705, 707, 709 and 711 £, 10th St., Omuhs, Neby Hardware, " W. J. BROATCH, fleavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stock, Hardwood Lumber, ot Harnéy streev, Omuha, Neb. EDNEY & GIBBON, % Wholesale_ lron, Steel, Wagon And Carringe We ) Stock, Heavy Hardware, Ete, 12ITund 12 eavenvorth Strcel, Omaha, o prings, e ‘and 1 " HIMEBAUGH & TAVLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanice’ Tools and Buffalo es. 1405 Dongr Ins Street, Omaha, Neb. LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, ’nnlara; Bheet Iron, Ete. Agents for Howe Scales Miami Powder Co., Omuha Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, lrass goods. 1321 and 1523 Fare nan t. RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, B Wholesaie Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb. Harvesters. i “;I DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of the Harvester Goods, n&l Lorimer, General Agent, Write 10 Wm, o Omaha.” Tc'ephono 610, Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Stomm, Water, Raflway and Milling Suprljes Fey 920, 922 yd 24 Farnum St. Omahs, Nel CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Bteam und Water Supplies. Hendquarters fo? | Mast Foost Co.s Goods. 1111 Farnam Strest, Omaba, N Jpwelry.’ 2 EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. in Silv Dinmonds, Clocks, Jewclo and Matoriuls, , Cor. Dodge, Omah Notlons: St VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Cobvors m Notions, Hosisty & Geats'Faraisaiag Good 1006 und 1008 Farasia St Unmhn.hLu. 'l‘ Kobinson Notion Company, i 405 5. 10th St.. Omaba, Nel Notions and’ Ge: nishing Goods, QOils, Ete, "CONSOIIDATED T, Wholesale Daalers-ln Ofls, Gasoline, Mica Axlo rase, Bte. A, H. Bishoj 0 M N nager, Omatia, Nob. » Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omalia, Nchraska, [} HARRIS & FIFUER, Packers and Provision Dealers, or, Merket, 1517 Dodge Strogt. Pucking 1. Track, Omaba, Neb, Watchos Etc., 10} Ne Uth& Leavene | = Saf: and VLufkrs. g :_: o P. BOYER & €O, Agouls for Hall‘s Sa[a & Lock Cos' J. EVANS, 'luolma aid Rotall Dealer fn Seeds Agticulngal, v N W7, Cor. Tith Drugs, Ete, - ey JOODMAN DRUG CO Whelssale Druggists, Amd Deeler in I Oils und W | [ elh., THE 1 aw Glass, s, liquors, Ete ILER & CO., g GO W, Buccestor w \'Imes, L‘quors and Cl;us. .l( an d B itk B, fotions, LY. T L. BRANDI & SO, Wiiolesale Job Lats, INotions, G uishing (‘l"r‘-l& . Ve sales iy SL, Omaii. A flcgr ani frods i 5&C Iy Goods, Gon da Tron £ U8 Sou Wholesaie Flour, ieed and Graia. u\uf-uurcru-( W. J. Wolshans & Co.'s Quick Abuckwi.cot LOUT dud enprietors O y -.w"* Faruniy sicses,