Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 27, 1886, Page 3

ACTIVE TRADING 1N The Dismal Orop Cutlook Cauges a Rise in Prices and Heavy Buying. | OATS IN A SIMILAR CONDITION. | Wheat Does Fairly Well in a Range | of One Cent—Provigions Moders ately Active-The Cattle Market Lower, (GIAIN MARKET. . Telegram to BEk, |~ Cots—Corn traders seem to have out made up their mindsthat the erop s maged, though 8. W. Allerton, who has just returned from a western trip, says it looks splendidly and that there will e enough for everybody. Nevertheless, all big Nouses bought it to-day and their action was followed by a host of small operators. The best authioritics agreed that the drougth has continued in the southwest, though in spots alittle rain has fallen. The receipts here ars. St Louis had 30,000 bushels. Morton, Worthington and others ted the buying almost as soon as_{rading September started out at 4124¢, and under the pressure buying orders advanced to 4250, The advance was attended by con- rable exritement. From these fignies ¢ was @ reaction to 4l%e, bLU At tie latter more buying orders eame in, conpled with still gloomier acount of crop conditions, and September sailed up to 425e. The fraction, however, was ot sustained. In this pit the volume of trade was very heavy and to 1t was attracted an unusual number of operators and lookers- on. ‘Thongh outside prices were not sus- tained, the wiole course of the market was | ‘I\i and strong, AT5— A THOsE A8 ats as in corn, one in that the re ais oth bull and the opening, w from Saturday's elose, and the s after 1l yhole CHICAGO Criteaao, Jul hy y lr‘iglml in ad6 10 .u. .|my the i 0L by any means oxcessive later, had shown adisposition to bulge. the small shorts showed a dispositi cover, and by so doinz onl 10 th¢ already strong marl about steady WitkAT restraining i eeipts were bused somewh: active graing, Caen—The enr ie close was Whent behaved itself fairly well, luctuations to le. Our re- cars. The movement was on the action of the more was aftected more or less by an advanee of Jer_cent in_ consols, dropping off i per cent. The oflicial 'T""“m was ilye for August. After declining to 7te iupicked up o e, but azain reacted to 1o I'he advan evolutionary news from the heavy tones'came from the big about 100 cars | edo alone, engale’s private eables clai exporting wheat except Jer gliaiter, "he visible supply hatthe increase would not be been estimated by loeal statisti thing like 8,000,000 bushels. Provistoxs—The provision list showed moderate activity but no wide range of prices. September l\u k opened at $9.50, sold af 8 then off Lo & and again recovered tothe tob, closing steady. . while s, ight spect of {8 6d talk was CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CincAGo, July 26.—[Special Telegram to the Bek.)]—CAT tle of common to medium quality were very vlentiful to-day and they sold very slowly at full 10@ise de- cline in prices, Heavy cattle, not fine and fat, were even worse off, but good to prime heavy beeves, showing good feeding and good breeding were in very fair demand and sold as high as $5.10. There were tao many beef eatile of ordinary quality and several salesmen quoted prices 10@20¢ lower than Friday. There were sales of big fat 1400 to 1500 Ibs cattle at $4.60@A.75, und prices on such were 10@Xe lower. Another class of cattle, thin grassers, suf- fered greatl o carsof 1170 Ibs natives sold at $5.60 and were hard to sell at that. M«'YU 10 1500 1bs, $4.40@b.10; . 00(@4. 050 to 1200 L s opened the market witha hlu.hl |||r turn, caleulating that under lln‘umu mullu’li light run and limited sup- ply of good stock they could hold the ad- vance until they had sold out. And when they had prime stock they weré able to carry out” their caleulations, as in some in- stances really good corn-fed animals sold be bizher than on Saturday. But common, grassy and the ordinary run of mixed under- went little or no chanze, Rough xuld I.Dlll- mon corn-fed mixed, also good grass s0ld at $4.60@4.75, and best mixed § with' heavy at $4.90@5.10, FINANCIAL. —MONEY—On call SHCANTILE PAPER — 4@5 per EXCHAN Lower; actual rates, y v bills and §4.87 for demand GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were quiet but strong. Fours are quoted ’g per cent. higher, Stocks—The opening of stocks this morn- ing was strong, first prices siowing adymnces Tanging from %@ per cent., the latter in Reading, The murket showed Some activity in early trading, and slight deelines were es- tablished, except in Northern Pacitie, and before noon dullness reigned and prices re- mained dull and fairly Steady until the last hour, when a deciled upward turn took lucd. the market tivally closing tirm at avout e best figures of the day. STOCKS ON WALL STREET. 49 cent bonds... 100% 0, & N, W . UL S, 43’8 1 O preferred - lH!‘ Ltoek lsllud . ISt L. & 5. F, preferred . b bofeived’ 815 Texas Pacitic 81| Union Pucitic:: 76 referred . Mo Pacihe 08¢l Wedtern Union. Noithern Pac... 3 R preterred .., 613 MAI\KETB. hicaga, July 20— Flour—Quict and e Do quotable L‘ln\lu.\ isouthern W isconsin, i 10; Michigan, @d.50; Minulesota bukers, 5 40@4.50; Tow mlos 5@ m rl«mr, quiet at $8,25@8.50 in \mmns. suw @i Wi L active; opened unwuled, wigel below Saturday’s clos and; n\mu‘ e ove above Satur- 1 cash, ugust, T4}5@ settiod and axclud; ruled from @lise ubu\e the close of Saturday, and closed ke hlghnl than the closing of esterday ciah, 40 $loc; Aukust 41c; (5’ A2 @i ats—Futures Openeda a_shade lo\ner,) x?" @ige PRODU duwd atrifle above Saturda; ust, 27%¢; September, )o—blem‘y at ley—! it 61 Flax- well»lfl. 2 'I'Imolhy—l‘l'ime. Whisky-—§1.. 12 Pork— urlzgldvlne.d 10@12}¢e on 'r became mi;r.A el off i.lnnduy s ol A T T ull S 5 closing &glfi tiel uur doz). ' 80,5254(40.05; Beplember, ) Boxed Meats—-Shoulde 05@6.10; short clear, 507 short £ios, B0, 0 e ng:x uiet; creamery, 15@10¢; dairy, oeu—uule\ hul steady ; full eream ched- rs, T s, T@7%¢; young Americas, n-l ll“euy dry salted full, cured, 8ie; o 90; damaged, Tie; hides, bjei COR, | & | @i alted, 11G@12: dry ow—1i country, Hiye; ary fiint e each, <kin 3¢ eake, Sinpments, Flour, bb's. 11000 Y heat, bu, Barfey, ou. New York, -V heat 150,000 exports, $#,00: <pot ;¢ lower: op tlons ~ovened ‘rather ‘ensy and aftersvards ruled stronger and advanced “ele, ¢lo with slight tion, |Hluu|nl\ red do, e, f, and i, &taSie: No, 8 red ci No, 1r i No, 2 red, S4@s in clevators @silye deliverud; Angust clos %o Corn and options Oats— Lower, moderately activ receipts, 82,0005 exports, 22,000; mised western, Z 100: white western, 404y Petrolenm—Steady; united closed at o Pork—Dullz_old iess. 5 bbls on pri sales, quoted 810,575 10.02 Lard—A shade and stean, spot, Firm: westein, 10 Quiet, and steady 3 dull; western Angust, $6,72 western, Tl westorn fresh, 14@1414c. Minneape Wheat' Weak and_lower: No. 1 hard, mu..l Augnsty dlie: September, 6% et October, nort i3 Aug Flour - W' Pts—\Whe Shipments—W 17,000 barrels, In store- 00, i \ber fern, cash and O fe. flour, 1 St Paul, 620,- Wheat — Fir September, 7 mixed, 4lc. ’ 13 No. 2 new mixed, |'n|l ind lower Tiye K Uit L Por Lard—Steady Wilisky-— Qul ished goods on a {c, new. t$10,1205. barrels of fin- tined, tierce, $0 \ll’fll» \lmllhl(-n $0. nd long clear, $6.:! [* 8t. Loul d. casl 6.00; clear ribs 26, —Wh ey August, T4 irong and ligher; No. 2, st 538 Jses eash, t—Firm; No. mixed, Oats 10@16¢. Liverpool, at—Poor _de- wand: new S 74; spring, 1dull at 6s tad. our-—Demand: poor; extra No, 1 spring wi ||l'l|l dull at s, —Sj0 and futures, demand fullen off: ixed, spot, 4s 1d, steady; July, 48 214, 3 August, 4s 1d, steady; September, 6.—Wheat—We: h, 4 winter 0s k and low- July 26,—Wheat—More ; , cashi, b8kje; August, 581 5¢1 September, 60c. Bt 2eash, e bid. 4 A!lljl.,lhl, LIVE STOOK. ‘The Droyer’s Journal 9,600 and_10 Chlcago, duly %. reports as followi “attle—Receipt @15¢ lower; shi stockers and \'o'P( slow Hogs— Recelp §4.! N 2001 strong: rough and mixed, 54,75 packingand sh '5: 5k 00: dull — llllv-Rucolplu 2,000; 5, 1,000; slow: 10¢ lower; good to choice smppmg 81,004,803 common to fair, $4,15@4.50; b 25(@3.5 w," §2.95( ous—Receipts, 4,400; shipments, 800; act- 10c higher on good hogs s and hest hea mixed, $4.35@4.70; li Kansas Oity, July 20.—Cattle—Rex 700: shipments, none: about steadys gooc ice,§4,00@4.60; common to medium, tockers and feeders, S2,40@3. 40 3 .50@3.00; grass Texas steers, S2.60@3,50, iHogs—Recelpts, 4,005 shipments, none: choice 5¢ higher, others steady. good to &lmlcr, $4.05(04,80; comwion to medium, 4,40 through 0 .50 OMAHA LIVIS 8TOOK, Monday Evenin, ng, July %, GeNERAT—The restoration of the live stock rate between Omaha and Chicago has caused a heayy falling off in the receipts the past Wi During the cut in rates, the hog market advanced very lnrl«ll) until it reached a point not far from Chicago prices. ‘Ihe restoration of rates lowered vl ices and to a certain extent demoralized shippers and cut SO W oneings. EAt weakd receipts of cattle were 1,000 against 2,500 for the week 0,500 hogs were recei l!nl week as it 15,800 for the previous —There was noth market in dressed beef cattle, butchers’ cows was sold. about the same. Hoas—1his was the dullest day the yards have seen in & long time. ‘The receipts ‘were 50 light that there was not enolu:h to make a The demand is good and strong enougl to take forty to fifty loads per day. To-day’s market was stronger. One load of light shipping hogs broueht §1.52}5. BueEp—There is 1o market. we ng .u..mf in the o One Values ad —of remain Cattle. Hogs Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, .. $4.35 Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 bs. Medium steers, 1250 to 1350 Ibs Fxll lltlle steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs eoders, 900 to 1000 1bs. . (-ood to choice corn-fed cows . Eair fo medium gTass cows. G to cholce bulls Cholee light and medium hogs, Good to choice heavy hogs. Good to choice mixed hogs. Fair o good shorn sheep. Representative Salos. CHEROKEE STEERS, Pr, N No. AV. 10. No. Av, 19......1010 No. Av. No. Av. 19...... 65 Range of Prices. Bhowln‘tbe hl'hut and lowest prices S“d for mixed loads of Logs on m is market dr- Ingthe past seven days, with comparative values: Monday, 19ih, u%“':;a‘ 1\;7&“. eqrhy BT @ 40 Gl Ny 3 Thursday Ynd' 810 %m‘ 33 lw 00 su % lluud‘y. 26th, l.'u (@4.00 4.8%,“( 4,56 All sales of stock 1 this market are made per ewt. 'ive welght unless otherwise stated. Jul 4.6235@1.70 byl oy, T Recelnts, | THE OMAHA DATLY S@lde: calf | Dead hoes sell at ! ver Ih for all weiglits, “Skins,” or hozs weizhing less than 100 [bs no valile. Pregnant sows are docked 40 ibs and rfags ) (b8 Notes. Hogs are in good demand Sigman, North Bend Stuart & Fredrick, St 1% u]vl.n\ 1, sol ad of hogs. load of All the buyers wanted liogs to-day, did not get ihem. 1. White, Columbus, liad two loads of the yards, Genva Elevator load of Lhogs on the ket to-day. imund Kinney, Carns, Neb., was at the yards and marketed a load of cows, B, Wearen, Hastings, Ta.. one of Towa's ttle feeders, was looking over the yards but they Co., Geneva, A. ). Snowden, alicayy shipper of Kearney, wis @ visitor at the yards to-day. e has 250 corn-fed cattle ready for market now, Col, Pratt of Summer Hill, \ terested in ranches on Clear € the Raw Hide, was among the visitor yards {o-day. Jonn M. Young of Bunker & Cochran, live stock commission of Chicago, was heré to day Jooking after the interests of his firm. Biinker & Coehran have a good mauy Nebe raska and Towa shippers who prefer to como to the Omahia yards, which has forced them to have a representative here, OMAHA WHOL o1 the LE DA MARKETS, cer ening, July 25 ollowing prices are for vonnd lofs of produce, as sold on the mavket to-dey. quotations on fruits vepresent the prices at which owtside orders arve filled. HTEN ceeibts of good butter extremely light, Choice butter is almost en- tirely ||||l of the market, the greater propor- tion of receipts being unfit for table use, solid and uniform color, «lin new clean tubs, would command e i ricet, but there is little ox ynie that answers the deseription comini in. \\Jml shippers call choice butter is selling at 11 l‘ 3 ood s slow at T@Se, infer- General P put up in nd demand are about tis about steady. Cand- Tose, and_shippers will rinterest to do it before ship- of paying freight on roften m‘dfl.h~\h'(\u|hl be left out, cgs, sivietly fresh, 10 mand for poultry is good Ar firm. Old lJ:-\\L\ better prices than last week. hickenens are more diflieult to as the season adyanc re not wanted. Old fow spring chickens. spring chickens, medium sizes, chickens, small, not (@2.50; turkeys, mot ~Full cream cheddars, single, 8ig(@ ream twins, ve: young American, iss, imported, 25@27e; skim flats, 4@ Gey Limburger, 11tige; brick, 13@le Swwiss domesti and pric are brin Ts—Arrivals of Califor- nia fruits are mueh more regular, We can now figure with some degree of certainty on three car load: Bartlett pears, per box, 83 Doyenne, | 0X, Beau per box, § other ~ varicties, nectarines, Crawford's peaches, per per box, ' 8125 per box, 82.00; prunes, bok, €200} ok, 1 grapes, per crate, kx—Faney Rodi, 220 size, per box, California. - Navols, - $7.0 Mediter: St.Michels. 86 \s—The_market continues v Fancy, per box, $10.00; choice, ~Choice, per bbl, 5 per 100, £50,00 . $20.00 PostaTons—Per one-thisd bushel box, $1.00; ver bushel bex, § @b 00; Missonn L Smallamount is coming in out it Qe mot scll vory fant.. BHIDDURE SLocH. DAF da e, oS- Blackvorties, por 24 quarts case. $2.75@3.00; blacberries, per bushel stands, $5.00. SouTiERN PLUMS—A few southern piums are coming in and sell fairly Well. Southern plums, stands, $7.00: southern’ plum s, 24 quart case , 753,00, Sourrr GRAPES—A few (‘umul in the market; southern 10 Ib. $5.00; less than Tndred, por 106, Sh. F168 AND DATES—Figs, layer, 4 1 boxes, Dates, fancy fard, 12 Ib boxes, Petiian BOILbOKeE! per Ib, 10c. ceans, large polished, 11e; pecans, vm.m walnuts, 1c; almonds, 20¢: almonds, Languedoe, 17c} N L¢3 peannts. hand fancy Virginia, lge: peanuts, hand '(lclmlu‘v irginia, ¥}4¢: peanuts, rasted, California, , choice, 14@15¢; Ne- J@13e. At—Bricks, per Ib, 15¢; penny , 113gc. '\m p—Bulk, 14 to 17 gallon kegs, Gal cans. ver gal, sl cakes, per Mari per gal, § Eal cans I\Pl gu New lnrk prr bul, $7.00; do. half 00; Crab, per oz qts, $2.75; Michigan ver bbl, £6,00. \h!)An——Whlw wine, 1 7e; cider, 13 lple strength, iy h LT, TRIPE, 3¢ bl §4.00: (lo, 3 Db, 82 5 ton X4 bbl, 2,50 art, ars, per case, 2 dozen, 86, e, per 1 bl '54.00; 4o, per 15 bbl, §2.005 do, per kit, _ Provisioxs—Ham, 123ge: breakfast bacon, lear side bacon, Tiguke; dry salt Tige; short rib sides, 7e: shouiders, Te; mess pork, 812,50 per bbl; dricd beet-han pieces, 16c; lard, tierces, 501 cans 7c; 0-Ib cans (l"n|lrbn7uk~), Tic; b cans, do, o, per kit, 25: do, et kit, §5.25: 'do, pint [ iing forward slowly yet, and prices are finm wWith o good dewmand! Choice, $1.00@1.2 CanBAGE—TS quite scarce now and quota- ble at 40@0e per o heads, according to uality. Bk ANs—Inferior stocks, T@81,00; clean country, $1,2@1.50; meditm picked, land"vicked navy, $1.65, Por arket Is a littlé nore active; e accordini to quality of stock, 0od hand ran, }eed e per et w wmm oorn mesl low corn’ me c per cwti per ewt honuny, $1.50 per cw h Jerowts Eraliin, 8175 ha, in bales, 50 per ton. GrAIN—Corn, 22¢; onts, 20@28c; rye, 40c; wheat, 0c. General Markets, Woor—Medium, 16@15e por | 10@lde; light. 1%a@15¢; conise, 12@lde; burry Wool. 2abe off, Hipes—Green butchers’, 8l¢@7e; green cured, 8@sige; dry flint, 11@18¢; dry salt, %@ 10¢: damaged hides, two-thirds price: tallow, dade; g brown, ; fine heavy, muei prime white, 3¢; yellow, 2¢; sheep pelts, 25@7e, LEATHER—Prime slaughter sole leather, 32; prme onk sole leather, = iwise! Upper lmmwr, per foot, e hem, kip. 7'>(fl e oak k! French Lhn $1.¢ ; hem. call alutxgu ouk ealf, §1, uo(m b 25} French calf, §1.25@l.8; Morocco boot leg, 80@i%e: Moroee oll]rbble e p)mm and linings, 86,0010, HeA vy l(Mu)\\AuL—lrun, n\wu # plow stel special east, 4o; crucible steel, cast t0ols do, 12@18c; wagon $1.75@i.00; hubs, per set, n\ned dry, 8140 tongues, "each, The each, 75¢; square nuts, per Ib, 7@Li chain, per 1b, 6@!2c; malleal ble, ; harrow el, T@se; “40 hurdnnu mule shoes, 5540 Barb(xl wire, in car lots, $4.00 per 100 Ibs, ronl Nalls, rates, 10 to 50, §2.50; llmfl nails, $2.05; Shot-—$1.50; buckshot, ' SL85: oriental wder, kegs, $3.50@4.00: ‘do, half kegs iy Ju, quarter kegs, 81.50; blmmg. kegs, $3.351 fuse, per 100 feet. 1 sig" PAINTS IN O~ White lt-u’l ()nmhl P, 5‘1"whlw lead, St. Louis, ure, $7.75: Mar- sellles gmn 1105 1b cans, Krench zine {, n seal, '12c; French zine red seal, 113 Tench zine, in varnish asst, 20¢; French ¢, The: vcrlnllllon. American, 18¢: Indian se pink, Tde; Venetian ved, wa- Venelian red. Awerican, 1% hrome yellow, genuf flc' ochre, roche'le, se sold a | BEE: Dry PaiNts 3 Paris whiting, whiting, com’} manstown, 1% Prussian bl hrown, Sc: umibe) sienna, burnt, 4¢ een, genuine, i ome green, N. K, 1% verwillion, Fn uid burnt umber, ‘1 Amm»n L 129G vandy ke, incd tanpt ek, ¥ black, 16c: drop bla $0c: ultramarine blye, M. & D, 18¢: blind vml shutter re &D.1 Vene yernnllion, T & 0. D. whiting, wild \pblick Dlack, ordinary, fltramarine, 18e; vandy burnt. 403 umber, raw, signna,’ raw, de: Daris Paris’ green, common, ronie green, in oil 10c; raw raw and : Paris gree red, e Al &1, vellow 18¢ odir 1 |IU|( oak, 1 20 carbolie, vaiba, ver calomel, . per Tead, ace per ,.nnnn Furni- VARNISnES I §L.10: furn liyre,” No ture, extra, conch oy mar, extr 1A L hard ol finish, 188 proof, $1.10: second _quality, roof, €110, Aleot ¢ gallon. ' Redis- 5. @in, “blended, |M uhom §2,00@h,00 50: o (6,003 imported, yer Per case, $10.00@16,00, Grocers' Liat. h‘ll\llul. in lmlu 9@le; stick, SK@se. neaw's soda, butter and wi\lns, 81,03 ginger snaps, 81gc; SopA—In ln vapers, keg, per Ib, No. 10, -zallon kogs, S1.00 New (@i per gallon; Maple Syrup, etly pure, Tue per gallo Biton 0,25 er doz.: 14 gallon can: per 2 a case; salsoda, b, Sei Misror ¢y Miri b, Glgc. Rart o ey Klnxgunrd’x sorn, 1 b, 70; Kingsford’s. gloss, 1" 1, ings- : Kingsford’s pure, 8 Ib, ord’ mnk dc. s 10%@lle; fair, prime, 1140 ) choive, 13}{@131{c} faney green and ycllow, 13i@1adge; old ov- ernment Java, 2002 5 interior Java. l“ ? Mocha, 2alde Arbuckle’s roasted lges \lLL.mghlm% p, ' XXX roasted, 14ige} 145c: Red Cross, 14 1 mperial, s standard, Kirk's w $4.001 Kirk's Cap. S6.50: Dome, S5. \\'.dmoam s. o, Marcugs—Per caddie, 2Se; round, per case, $1.00; ‘sauare cases, $1.70; mulo square, $1, Tige: cut loaf, Ties contectioners’ A, ey e s extra C, BI{@07kc; Svaars—Powdered, granulated, 6%¢ standard_extra medium yeilow Diiep Frux o 1 quarter apples, in evaporated boxes, §g(@de ; biackberries, boxes, S poaches, Gistern, dig@dhe; peachios: evaporated, 15%g17c; Lake, none in market: sobecsien, How. T0E500; curtants, unes; new, 45@#ie. 40 1D 6s, Bige: s, 0%e; 0¥, 65 10¢; hald box 20 1, n_Goovs -Oysters, standard, per 21b_ per case. §2.50; . £2.25; Califo se, $4,40;_apricots, per case, Doroaso, $4.00: white cherrics, er case, plums, ‘per case, $5.60 j, blue: rries, por case, $325; egg plums, 3 b per case, 82.50; pincapples,d 1b, per case, '§5.20 @5.50; 1 Ib mackerel, per_doz, €120 11b sal- mon per doz, $1.40(L.45; 2 1 goosebaries, per case, $1.75; 2 Ib string beans, BE%05 10 Tima beens, por ease. marrowfat peas, per case, $2.5052 b o ,827538 1 toma S0, $1.00 Nioer 12, @2.00, per bbl, $1.25; As in sack 1§ 'sacks, Aston, 85c; bbls, dairy, s" w@’ 60, Fish. Holland herring,S5c; smoked halibut, 103¢e; ‘,anmuulll Dloaters, 95¢; new scaled herrings, BERK BIS(H'T B8 Qr Bbls H- Kta 20100 80 50 40 10 Mew FISH. . 18| ‘llrh Hi BulE Q'r “lll% Pails or sz o wiem, [ 1L PV G DTl o Norwegian | | KKK Her'ngs 13 007 006 zm 5012 00 Norwegiun | fises| KK Herr'ngs 11000 005 453 052 50/, Bristlings. .. |8 00 4 504 03 30,1 90| Eels .18 OHJ'()'-IVJ(N‘JD(L Holland H g il Wilite hoop: BALMON. BbL| 10| e m.l- ' % il No, 1 Whito T A Fainily White Fish. No. 1 Trout No. 1 Picke: [12 114 1116 n‘m n’"« n‘:s n'-u 1t ) 15 16:00 1600 16.00]16:00 165017 BOAKDS, 12, 14 and 16 1t 14 and 16 fi 12, 14 and 16 ft. 12,14 aud 16 ft. No. 1, 4 & 6 inch, I mnl 14 ft., rough... \' a ) 4 & Ginch) 12 and 14 roush No. 2, 4 & 6 inch, 16 t,, rougll SIDING. 1st L, 12, 14 and 16 ft. Nu‘ l( (ml 12 Iu 184, 1 8. lZ ld and 16 1t 4 and 16 {t., 16, nm-m\ ) 1st and 2q, clear, 13¢ inch, 5. 28 $51.00 #d, clear, 13 inch, 8.2 8 £40.00 A select, 114, 11 and £42.00 B select, 115, 1 o $90.00 1stand 4d, clear, | Tneh, 5. 25 8d, clear, 1'inch,'s. 25 A seleet, 1ineh, s, 25.. B select, 1 inch) 5. 2 SHIP 1 , plain, 8and 10 inch , plain, 8 and 10 ineh. SOUTHERN YELLOW P Com. 4 and 6 n, fioor ng. ar 1stand 2d clear, 4 and 6 TINGLES, LATIL. TR glaar. .., ok LS Extra®A+#, *A# Stan G-inch clear No.1 . Lath TUESDAY. d, 8: Frenchzl ne JULY 2, 1886, _OMARA HAHUFI(‘-TUHERS. Bndz-s Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Fng'neers and Contractors, | Breas, Boo! Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Howe 15th e, Truse Bridg ition and o\ near Farnam \mber. Telephone Nk Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEVER & 00, Jobbers of Cigars Tobaccos, Gune and Ammunition Street, 1020 to 1024 Farnam & CEAN Craan FActony T & FRITSCHER, Innurnctnrers of i Fing Cigars, And Wholesalo Deal Al Tobnecos 108 and 110 . Omaha, Neb, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters, Croqkelv, Glassware, S, GOODRICH & €O, Agents for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children’s Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrigerators. or price lists. 1415 Farnam st, Omaha. Sen Cormees, ‘E‘agle Cornice Works. John Epenecer, Propriotor. Munufacturer of Galvanized Iron and Cornice. 935 Dodge an i 191 And 105 North 1ith Streot, Omuha, N RUEMPING & DOLTE, Manufeeturess of Omamentai Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finalg, Ete., 310 Workdone in Any purt of t! ‘:_s,ém Testern Cornice Works, 2 C. SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized Izon Cornices, Bte. Speent's im. proved Patent Metuliic Skylight. 608 and 610 8. Eth K., Omaba, Net. i 2 Docr;, Sash. Ete. - Tho Gate Cliy Plen ‘g il Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stalr work of every de- A. ROSENBERY, Menufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Btair Rails n gpecialty. Telophone No. 15th aud Murcy Sts.. Omaliu, Neb. tectrical Supplies., . WOLFE & CO., Eleotrioiars, Electrical Supplies, Mason{c Blook, Omaha. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alarms, Bootric Motting, Speakiog Tubos, o Iron Works, I‘AX1 ON & VIERLING [RON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteamn Engines, liraes Worl, General Foundry Machine aud Biacksmith Work. Office and Works, U. P. Ry. und 8 17th st. d Nails, " OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €0, Cut Nails a=d Spikes, Fire Nnils o Spr salty. Omahn, Nob. Now | | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY | Agricultural Implement s PARLIN, ORENDORFI' & MARTIN, Wholes. ¢ Dealers fa Agricaltural Tmplewents, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholcgale Demder in Agricultaral l.uplememe Wagons, | Careiages and Bugaice, 4 ,bet. oth and 1oth, Omaha, Neb. Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOESE & €O, Joboers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Parnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory. Summor Street, Boston, Carpets, £ A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Clolhs, Mattings, Curtain Goodo, Eie., 1% Farnam Street, Omaha, Nel. Coal, Lime, Ete. JEFE W, BEDFORTY, Cosl, Coke, Lime and Stone, Office, 2128 14(h ., Omnhn, Neb, Varde, ®0 and’ Dr venport Strects, NEDRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of cnal and Coke, 2148, 15th St QRN I, Bresidant, Ed Gro. Parrrrsow, Sec. and Tred E. A Raven, Munnger. Aieihone 1. Gro. ¥, Lanacn, Pr JODYAN, V. Tres J. AL BUNDERL. Omaha Coas, Coke and Limo Company, Jobbers of Lurd m,nl oft cont, 2008, Wb St OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. * Hard and Soft Coal, Exciugive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal 217 touth 1th ktrect. Coflu and S iccs, GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffes and Spic* Mlll: mrg Co. Coffee Roustors facturersof Bnking 2 Extraots Bluing, ete. Try one case of our 1-b packn Home filend Roasted Coffee. 1609 Ho: Cmaha, Neb, CLARKE NROS. & CO., Omaha Coffes and Spice Mills. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder Flwvoring Extracts, Launcry Bino. 1ok, te. 141416 Har- ney Btrect, Omaha, Nob, Commission, Etc. “TTTT777 BRANCH & 0., Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 7121 Farnam St., Omabn. Apples—Our own pack- Ing—Platt & Co.'s Tiger Brand Oysters, Butter, Eias, Game, Poultry, Dotatocs. JOHNF. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisiong, Fruits, Flour and Feod, 106 8 A, . Consignments solicited. R. McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. Oma':a, Nob. Specialties: Bute wd Chickeuse S Safes. " Omaba Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. anufacturer of th and Burgls: Proof Safes, ‘ault Doors, Jail Work. Shmlurl and Wire Work. Cor. i4th and Jackson §ts., Omaha, Neb. WIMI lnd Clrfllxu. lished 1868, A. . SIMPSON, + The Leading Carriage Factory, 1400 and 1411 Dodgo Street, Omaha, Nob Commlsslon, Etc, i M. BURKE & SONS, e Live Stock Commission f Burko, Manager, Onton Stock" Yards, 8, Omaba. 'x‘uxn hone 582 i Unlon StockYards Company. R OF OMAHA. i Limited. Jobn I' Boyd, perintendent. SAVAGE & GREE Hive Stock Commission Herchants, Suipments of any und all kinds of stock soliclt ed. Union biock Yards, Omabia, Nob. Lumber, Elc. Dealer in Lumber, l.am Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. fth sad Dougl 4 Cor. 9th and Dougleg. v BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, ' Manufacturers of Sashl Doors, Blinds, Youldings, Btair Work and Intorlor Hurd Wood Finit ust opened. N. I. cor. 8th and Leuven- Stroots, Omllhfl. Nob. "CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €16 8. Uth Stroct, Omaha, Nobn ¥ Colpotaer, C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 5th and California Stroets, Omaha, Nob. =— FRED W. GRAY, l.umber. Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, 6tk and Douglas Stroets, Omiba, Xeb GEO, A. HOAGLAND | Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, i Omaha, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LER, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbe: uth and Douglus, Omaha, Nob. Q. ¥. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdiess, Building Papes, Ete, South 13t SUeSt, O, P Nobraska. % Figh, Etc. AISH €O, Buccessors to Icken Sicmssen & Co, Wholesale Fish Dealers, mporters of Toreign Fish, Nos. 611913 Joner S, SUret ud 1. £ Track, Oaislie Nob e —.l", . l-‘A\' & (}()’v Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nutsand Qigara l‘nmum St., ()mnlm.wu. Lime, Cement, Etc, ~J. Y. JOIINSON & CO., Manufacturers of Ilindis White L'ms, And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Cement, Plus ter, Lime, Hair, Fire Brick. Drain, Tilo and Bower Pipe. Office, Paxton hotel, teléphone $11, Farnam Btreet, Omali, Nebraska. 1211 L1y Qulllc) whita lime (be anu-nl (Akxon). air 'ruwun}n'. Fewt ! Siraw board oo Job Printing, RE PRINTING €O, Jdob Printers, Book Binders, And Ulank Book Mauutucers 1)) Lsa 3240 Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Gamo, me. Lte. 220 8. 14th 8t., Omaha, Nebrask: FIELD BR( General Commlsdon Herchanh, 1406 Dodge Streot, Omaha, Nebraska, Consian- mente solicited. . B Rlllll!{l.h Storage ancl Commission Merchant. SpPECIALTIES—Checso, Buttor. Hegs, Poultry and_Gume, 112 8. 1th, Omaha, Nob. Tole- phone’ No, 303, WEERS & \“I LAI“ 3 Storags and Commlssion Marchants. Foroign and Domestic Fruits a specinlty. El- egant storago facilities. Warehouso and office, 10 North 13th st. Telephone 77, A. HURLEY, 3 D. Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full line of §tone- yare. ‘Consignments oliolted. 1414 Dodgo St mal “McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator und Packing Houso, l4th & Leaven- on U. P. R. &, Track, Omubs, Neb. Established 1870, ROBERT PULVIS, ; General Commission, Omaha, Neb, Specialties—Dutter %3, Poultry and Game. PEYCKE BROS, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduce and Provisions, Omuha, Neb GRIFFITH & THOMA Successors to 1sano Griffith, Commission Merchants And wholosals ors fu country produce fruits, butter, e consignmen’ a specialty. 320 N. oth Bt .0 s KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Buccessors to A. P. Schack.) Produce Commission Merchants, __No. 213 South 1ith Street, Omaha, Noh. Dry Good GINSIERG & CO, olosale Deulors in Dry Goods Linens, lurvu. 2 ni.{.gxs}g,ry&np\gy 113, lwu Dougle '09ds, Al White Lead. A P CARTER WHITE LEAD CO, Strictly Pure White Lead. 2015 8-, aud U, P. ty. Omaha, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufecturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turt Goods, Blankets and Robes, 1421 Furnuio Streot Omsha, Nob. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Hattress Company, ‘""”{ Mottresses, Bedding, Feather 1206 und 1208 Dougglas Street, b (‘)vcmlls‘. FIELD MANUFACTURING Manufasturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Bhirts, Bie., 1102 and 1'% Douglis Blroet, Omati, Nok o Beer, »“;u“. l;EA'I'I;i‘%. Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewlng Ass'n swum brands: Fasut Budweiser and Bilunger. IENDELSSOHI [ PISHER ARCHITECTS D, L. SHANE, Superintendent OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY OMANA L MEER €O, Dealers in AT Kinds of Bulldlne Material at Wholesale. IBLh Stroctand o 00 ac i Track, Omal GERMAN 1. WY ATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and zard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska, J. A WAKEYIELD, Wholesale Lumber Lalh Shinglas, Building Papors, Blinds, Moulg: e, Fiekors, i, " plasor - TAgy Comont, Nintn ana Jofies, Ofaba. Neb. | Millinery. 1. ONERFELDER, -~ Jmporters and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1913 nnd 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Noh Musival Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Muslrnl Instruments, ter, Decker, Haines and A otgnes Chaso Organs. Furniture, Ete. £ CHARLES SHIVERTCK Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors. Ete, 1206, 1208 and 121) Fanam Sticec Omahn DEWEY & 8TONE, e’ Wholesale Deaiers ia Farnitars, Farnum Streot, Omaba, Neb. Croceries. E. Il CHAPMAN & €0, Whoiesalo Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobaceo and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard 8& MEVER & RAAPKE s Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, plees, Cigury and Tobuiocos, 117 and 1310 Douss las Streot, Omaku, N MCCORD, BRADY & «\!\II'ANY. Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th aund Farnam Btreets, (\nmhn. ‘lnh PAXTON, € AGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 07,0 und 711 . 10th St Omulia, Neb, Hardware. . W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wngon Stock, Hardwood Lun her, ota. 1200 ‘and 1211 Harndy stroey, Omnha, Nob. EDNEY & GIDBON, Wholesal_Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringe We 3 Stock. lmuy Hardware, Ete, I217und 121 cavonvorth Strect, Omaha, ob. T HIMEBAVGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanies' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1405 Douge lus Street, Ouha, Neb. LEE, FRIED & C0., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheot Iron, Eto. Agents for Howo Scalos and Miami Powder Co., Omaha Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Muntles, Grates, Brass goods. 1521 und Li2) Fare nam RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steol Nails, Cor. 10th und Harney Etreots, Omaha, Neb, 1 _ Harvesters, WHi! DEERING & €O., CHICAGO, Manufceturer of the Deorlng\ Harvester Goods, Write to Wm, Lorimer, Goneral An«nf‘ Umuhn. b 'opiumu«m Iron Pipe, Etc. =7 A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Stanm, Water, Raflwiy nnd Milling 8 plios, Boy 920, 922 andl 924 . Omub CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Btoam und Wator Supplics, Headquariors fo? MastFoost Cu ds. 1111 Furnun Streoty Omaha, Neb. Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Dealers and 16, 15th Street, Cor. D g " Notlons: € VINYALD & SCUNEIDER, . obvers Kotions, Mosiary & Goats' Furalsaing Good 3000 and 1033 Faruwan Bt., O, Nob 3. 'I. Robinson Notion Company, ' 433 and 405 S, 10th St., Omaka, Neb. Whoiesale Dealors in Notions und’ Gents' Fare nishing Goods, Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE <O, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, QGasoline, Mica Axlo Grease, Ete. A, H. Bishopy Munager, Cmaha, Neb, Porlc Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlpper, Omaha, Nelraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiers, DMce, Union Marke ot 1 1617 Dodge Stree! ::'IJI:‘»::"‘_ Ny I R, Track, Omaha, Neb Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Timo Locks, Vaults snd Juil work, 1020 Furnum streot, Omuh'n, Nob Secds, J. EVANS, Who!esalo and Refail Dealer in Soeds. w. dtural, Vogotable, Ete, Odd Follows' Hall, or. 1th and Dodgo Bt ., Omabiu, Nob. Drugs, Ets, ~ g GOODMAN DEUG CO Wholesale Druggists, : And Dealer in Paiuts, Oils and Window Glass, Omalia, Nob., THE Wines, Liquars, Ete IR & Co, Distillers and lmpontcro of{Wmes And Lig . Sole manufactu Bitters, 1. Wlnes, quuors and Clgi;rs. 214 and 210 8, 14th 8t., Omaba, Ncb, Notions, Lic,” > ¥ L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Pry Gouds, Notions, Gonts® Furnishing Goo) Gaoas from New Yo rade sales daily, Be 08 Eoutlh th Bt Omisha. Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Graio. Manufacturors of W.J. Welshans & '8 Q Roising Buckwbeat flonr xnd proprictors Olishé \-ll cor. bl nn«l Furuiiw Strects, Um.th