Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1886, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEK: PA\DE\I()\ILH IN THE PIT, Oorn @Goes Booming and Oauses Wild Ex- citement Among Ohicago Traders, SHORTS FRANTICALLY COVER. Wheat Also on the Upturn With Strong Feeling and Heavy Trad- Ing—Provisions Active—The Cattle Market Slow, CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago. July 27.—|Special Telegram to the Brk)—Corx--Corn was a full cent above last night’s “call” price carly on the curb this morning, the September option sellin g to 44e Car lots were smaller a goo! deal than ex- pected, ther ng only 5% cars of corn. When a renlar board opencd the Babel wast 80 tertific and the corn pit so overcrowded that the price was at all sorts of tigures on different sides of the pit. Excited traders rushed out of the jam and reported that the September option was at 4t%c. The official reporter got it up to dde. Undoubtedly however, there were wild trades as high as 441,c. Werst, the crop expert, reports to Baldwin, Wrenn & Farnum: “Permanent injury to the corn crop south and west of Chieago I8 certain, but the percentage is hard 10 determine even approximately nntil earing f8complete. 1 consider 20 per cent worthless m Kans: per cent. more is injured some- what by the drought and bugs. 1t is, how- astonishing to sce how it has recuper- n countles where it hias had rains within the past few days, per cent is likely to the drought continues The remaining 5 ¢ good corn unless ¢ ol nline drawn north and south ot Wamego, West of this line rains now, | think, have been sufticient to | insure crops excepting “in injured as above described.” The receipts were 52 cars, this inspection covering two days, which was un- der the estimate. From the o there was a pretty ste: then a reaction ward spurt to 44% e Jow point was 'se off from opening. Such local shorts as were out incorn were extremely neivous and rushed to cover in such a frantic manner as ownl interesis. St e biyer in the corn pit. The excitement wore away toward noon, but the close was very firm. Trading was active ession and aggresated an €normous amount. WHEAT—AD advance was made by wheat and fairly well sustained, T'he boom in corn gave local traders an excuse for buying, and outsiders for sendingin pretty fair-sized or- der eptember operied a e, s01d as high as 778, then off to 173, and up to 8¢, where it stood a little betore_the close, though only for a moment. New York sent in sowme big orders and foreign houses covered & good many lines of short The change in the visible supply figures, in- which wheat was mdllu to shiow an increase of 2. stead of 3100000 bu.. as announced yester- day, had but little effect on the in; close was strong and active at top price Provi “Pork was active and stronger, Septembel king up from $9.65 ng all the adva e relatively fully [Special Telegram to T The market t was, nd at the outset there was a alized feeling among salesmen . ¢ of cattle was poor. There was a righ of thin and grassy light eattle, besides nmany coarse, heavy brutes which nobody wanted. Inferior light cattle came to the market partly because we have for some time been complaining of the demand for heavy stock and quoting the best demand for “little cattle,” Little cattle, if fat and solid, having been made soon dry food, are all right, but the thin and erassy kinds are simply not wanted. ‘There was one lot of yery tine and swmooth dry-fed stee averaging about 1300 1bs, which sold at $4.871;, but cattle of h good quality are extrem ely ! ard to dupl ‘while 1200° to 1500-1b cattle at about $4.60 were quite plentiful, and there were not a few of such \\el}.]l('l that were not worth $4.00, The market to-day was gen- erally lower, salesumen uun-xm.: widely, The average decline was 10¢ rices were fully than last ¥ d:n Shippin: 120 to 0 1bs, $3.00(04.10, he market was fairly active, wi a slight advance on the best snlxd corn-ted, but only barely steady on medium, whilé COmmon, grassy stock™ is — alnost uns; ble. Sales show that the ordina corn-fed wmixed were selling at ock at §4.504.00, best corn-fed rather demo The quali New York. easy at 2l Prive Mi cent. STERLING KXCHANGE — ehianged. GOVERNME iet but llnll. »cKks—At the opening July 2 per cent. CANTILE PAVER - 4@5 per Quiet and un- rs—Government bonds were —~MOREY—On eall this mornin; w""rt inte, \M\!‘l-q 1@ g ghont ica and options w BB Angust Oats mixed fic. ¢ delivered; exports, T united closed at 657e. old etrolenm—Quiet ; Pork—Quict and firmer £11.25@11 tive; western 1 August, 86, 7w Butter—Firmer with a firm demand for western, 100019, Dull and weaker; western, 7'4@ s~Dull and weak:; western fresh, 14@ 1435, Minneapolis, July 27.—Wheat opened firm and elosed » higher: No. 1 hard, cashand Augusi, 10c Septembor izges Oc: ez No. 1 northern, eash and Angust, dc;" Seplember, atents, $4.35@4 1, 50,000 bushels; flour, 125 Shiy pients lum barrels. M kee, at, 14,000 bushels; flour, Wheat - September, July Stronger: wige 1 August, 5 um-nmum. July 27, — Wheat — Firm; N J@itie, il higher: No. 2 mixed, demand; No. — Fair 2 new mixed, ye—Fair demand; No. 2. Pork—Quiet and firm at Jard—Light d Whisky—Quiet ¢ of finished goods on a ba .4, mixed, cash creamery, 17@20¢; dairy, 10 16¢. m_vorpm. ~Whe ‘winter —Demand im- steady at 6s id; 1 St. Louis family (urn—hm demand; new mixed, spot, d, steady Julv, 45 14¢d, steady; Angust, 4s ad, steady; September, 4s 3. 27.—Wheat—Hizher and , TTige, and higher: teady ; September 24 Kansas Oity, July 2 cash, 44c, 4140, —~W heat—Stead, No. 2, red, cash, none; August, 48ijc | »\!fi asked: bvpl(‘mln'r 6015¢ bid, 61 asked, Corn—Iligher; ash, | 3014(c August iSeptembe @ \—Corn—Demand fair; priccs higher; b3@d. Oats—Quiet, but steady at 4@ ile. Cornmeal—Demand fairut §2.00, Quiet and steady. 0,557, Lord—Relined, 6,25, Bulk Me: Shoulders, 85,873 long clear 27.—The Drover’s Journal 2,000 slow ang gener g o " receipts %o 00, b f4ir ply; 54 hmu-u tail Togs—Receipts, 15 e (I‘ mugh and uuxml,Sl“(x.-t 90; packingand shipping $4.65 @517 205.00; skips, $2.70(@4,10, | Tight, $4. 1 9,000; western. 103 lambs, $4.00@5.00. Cattle—Receipts, 3,400 slow: shade lower: good i, $4.00@4.90; common to 8 8,504,851 2 through shipments, on_best grades: b 005,005 mixed, §4,57 light, 84 w(w R0, Knnsas Oit uly 27.—Cattle—Receipts, Shippers weak at_10@ ve and a shade L40@9.40; comnon Texas 7,900; shipments, 1,4 tirmer: comwon ‘dull and weak ; ood 10 choice, $4.65(@4,85; common t0 medium. 4.85@4.60, OMAHA LIVE 8TOCK. Tuesday Evening, July 27, CATTLE—The market was dull 'and weak. A few light steors changed bands and a L80@3.00; griss nearly everything on the active showed advances of @i per cent, St. Paul was ver cent lower,” and Northw dy per cent. Fractional advances were made in early dealings, but the market finally eclosed dull and steady. ‘The ninal prices generally show advances of fractional amoun New York Central is up 11y per cent. The uiost noticeable decline is i per cent in North- western, $TOCKS ON WALL STREET. 3y r(-nl bonds. . N. U. 5. 4155 . 1 orred lllllnlnlsl ntral 1 Kansas & Tex; Lake Shore ll,mnu Pacific... 56} . &) 5 W., St L& P.. 1§ Micl ntral, 8 refered . 293¢ Mo. Pacifie. . m~}{ Western Unlun 67 KNorthern Pace, 204510, K &N, . 107X preferred 5l Chicago,July ~l“l|lll - noguotable 1 @14.15: Michigan, $4,0001. @4.10; Minnesofa ba S, ymum $4.40@4.80; low 'nuhw By, quel ab. 5.5 53 b barves, §5.08 350 in suoks, lfiur active and l(mm&ar opened 1l e higher and closes ¢ above el oash, T6c; August, T03c; uiet and weak ; nWiseonsin, I. X plember, THigc Corn elml excited, 21{@13{e above yes- tereay, varyingige in dilierent parts of ‘the erowd, eased o, becawe stronger, advanced scamore, o1 to & poii avove yosterday’s ud closed st outside figire cash, o Aukust, 43c; Septmben, #ige. [ i .AT.';'.'.'S'_' el omomber, Soyer, @ Hierony M die. 4 '|,'.‘.\Sffv" fnimm dolug; Prime, $2.05. whithy' st mm\m, 80, ?, T eitaier LN g high and August, $6.60; Septewber, $o. Boxy e ereaiery, 13@i9; oxolu-:—lfius eigdars i : ‘ht.ld‘lm. T@iie: flats, TH@7 ‘{c‘ i—\\'a’:k u:n‘d dull at 10}{11e. h::le:;liusv) lred‘ull.ed full; il c|n|:|«| g;(c o) duinage \ s i{ salfud, TARL s ey’ b satie; cat ns. o(filukc dnwm. 50¢ uh. Tallow--In ntry, 8kge; No. 2 8¢; cake, eream young Recel Sbipments. lour. bbls. g Dmfi,u heat, bu, - 126,000 151000 0, b, . . 255,00 109,000 bunch of butcher's stuf. HoGs—The receipts were more liberal to- day, but they still fall far short of supplying the demand: all the hogson the mar. ket were boughit up éarly by G, H. Hammond & Co., and at’ prices 10G16% Wighier than yes terday’s prices. ‘The wants of the other buy- ers were not supplied. Bukep—There is 10 market. RECELP’ Cartle. Hogs Prevailing Prices, Shiowing the prevailing prices pald for live atock on this market. Cholee steers, 1350 to 1500 Ibs, . Choice steers, 1100 to 130 Ibs. . . 4 Medium steers, 1250 to 1350 1bs. ... Fatlittle steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . Good feeders, %00 to 1000 1bs. . Good to choice corn-fed cows Fair to medium gra od to choice bulls. Representative Sales, INDIAN STEERS, Pr. N No. Av. deeiins 5 No. Av. e No. . 6 59 58 58 54 8 Range of Prices. Showing the m‘hesuudlowes(pflmi ald for mixed loads of hogs on this market dnr- ing the past seven days, with comparative values: June July Tuudnv.%m . 4.50 %AATI;" Wednesday. 215t 3.75 @362 4.80 (@4.60 Eharsday | BT @ 4 @45 Friday 25d..... 3 4.00 4.80 (@445 Satu ly, wm 875 @4.00 4.45 .60 M(lnlhy. mm K.'H 00 4. 8254 (@4,55 Tuesday . $4.45 @170 Shipments. Showing the number of cars of live stock shipped out of the yards duriug the dny: TILE. [ No. Cars. Re 1 N. W, Ohltua ‘4 C. B &Q Chicago. gfma. 1 LW, Chicago. All sales of stock 1u thns market are made Eued' ve welcht unless otharwise stated hogs sell at de per Ib for all “Skins,” or huz: welghing less than 100 lbs no value. lre.unu sows are docked 40 lbs and stags 80 lbs. Notes. Hogs Ligher. ‘The recelpts of Logs are on the inerease. n; H \vh l'w(~|vm 0@ | d_mess, §10.50@ | {he best figures, Ungraded red, @ | No. §red, No. 1 red, 0le; red, Svassice m elevator; 0% @ afloat; Ay sed at S6c, Spot, 1735 and options 2@2%e higher, closing steady : receipts, 107,000; ex- it 0003 un 42, @b0ige: No. | cars of stoe | L.u-nmn of hog Germantown, was in and W. Weyant, Jr., #0ld & load of hogs, P. Unitt, a well known shipper of Seward, Wae & Visitor at the yards camein to-day d of hogs. (’ nn & Black, Plattsmouth, were both | here to-day with four loads of cattle. 8. R. Stone, of Strahan, was at the yards and sold a load of hogs on the market 1. Allers, of the firm ot Allers & Glover, Grand Island, was in with a load of cattle, Mr. Beebee, of Beebeetown. In., a well known feeder, was looking over the yards Russell, Ewing, Neb,, was | load of butcher stutf, Hisstock wend thie the smash up near Papillion and one anin had a leg broken, During the first twenty-seven days of July. the C. B. & Q. hauled out of the yards the Rock Island, 140 car 120 cars; and the Northw he stern Milwaukee, 8 cars., A Sutton, formerly of the firm of MeIntosh & Sutton, ‘of Chiapman's thas accepted the lesman with M, Burke & mission. Mr. Brainard, that position for some tine bereafter devote Lis attention to the K ¢ ons' live sto who has fille will ingcf OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. General Produce, Tuesday Evening, July The followlng prives are for ronnd lots of produce, os sold on the mdrket to-diy. The quotations on fruits represent the prices at whicl outside oiders are filled. Burienr-—The receibts of good butter are extremely light. Cliolee butter is almost en- tirely ouf of the market, the greater propor- tion of receipts being unfit for table use, Strictly sw lid and uniform color, packed in new “elean tubs, would command 12%@lbe in the market, but there is little or none that answers the deseription coming in. Wi e1s call choice butter is selling at ‘air to good is slow at T@Se, infer- E Be careful in paeking your butter to have the packages clean and put up in 1 shape, s—T1he snp;»l\ and demand are about id the market is about steady. Cand- as to be done close, and_shippers will it to their interest to do it betore ship- equal ¢ ling ping. mstead of paying freight on rotten egys. Cracked ezis should also be left out, |nll||~lm( weather fhey are generally en’ Eugs, strietly fresh, 10c Dorriey~The demand for ponltry' is good and prices are accordingly nrm. Ofd - fowls are bringing better prices than last week. Suall spring_ehickens are more diffieult to Sell.utuny price, as the season adyanc Turkeys and duc not wanted. Old fow spring chickens. g por doz, § ze. 0 spring ‘ehickens, medium sizes, s 0% spring clickens, not winted: ducks, $2.25@2.50: not wanted. 3 ull cream cheddars, single, 8!5@ motwins, we mng American, wiss, fmported, 25 skim flats, 4@ imbr ger. N@! , 12a@1de Swiss mestie. 1255 @15¢. CALIFY supplied. Bartlett pears. White Doyenne, perb is well Diehl . per hm, per bok , box,’ 5 et crate, {wr box, [editer- o very firm. per box, $10.00; choice, per box. $0.50. —Choice, per bbl, $8.50; good, per 3,25, Choice Limon, per bunch, $2.50 —California, per 100, $30.00 1sas, ete., $20.00 TovaTors— bushei box, $1.00; per busiiel bex, s :y—A Smallamount is coming in- put it does not sell very fast. Shipping stock, per doz. ble. «nEs—Blackberries, per 24 quarts case, £2.753.00; blueberries, per bushel stands, .00, SOUTHERN PLUMS—A A few southern plums are coming in and sell irly well. Southern plums, stands, L southern plums, 24 quart ca: 81 SOUTHE —A tew southern grapes _have ar Nl in the market; 10 Ib. boxes. $1.00 Cocoanvrs—Cocoanuts, per100, $5.00; less than hlmdn’ll ver 100, 85 Pecans, large polishe ,1 medinm, fo: L onilish watouts, oy Tarragona, almonds, Lunguedoc, 1 Brazils, 13¢; filberts, 14¢; peanuts, hand picked, fancy Virginia, sig Hh}wdclmkvnv 14 peanuts, roasted, 2¢ extra ver Ib, 15¢; California, ‘:lskn choice, Mul' Ne- per b, 1c ; venny \ liull_ 14 to 17 galion x.en. per gal, S1.00: gal cans, per gal, $1.05; half gal canss per gal, $1.10, W 1 ork, per bbl, € 0 Crab, per floz qts, §2 ver bbl, &F’r(\l. In]‘lv strenfith, Pigs’ feet, per X per kit, 90c. 1 er kit, do, pint L.nrs, er cuw 2 dozen Tripe, per 1§ b1, $4.00; do, pt-: 4 i»m uoo. do, per kit, 90¢ 1s10Ns—Ham, 12 acon, breakfast bacon, Ti{@8e; dry salt 7 hort rib sides, 7e; shouiders, Te; mess. purk 51“ 50 per bbl; dried beef-] um pleces, 16c; lard, tierces, 637 50-1b can mlb cans (Fairi nnks;, 7i4c; 51b cans, do, 3 &b cans. do, 74 ()\m\s«Anecmnlnz forward slowly yet, apd prices are firm with a good demand! Choice, per bbl., $3.50@4,00, CABDAGE—IS qUIte SCArCe NOW and quota- ble at 40@6ie pflr doz. heads, according to quality: Missouri, per crate, $5.50. Brans—Inferior u(m‘ks 51 25 clexm country, navy, $1.65, a little more active; rices ra 032 according to qual of stock, TOIN 50(@ per bushe! FLOUR AND MILL rs—Winter wheat flour.bestquality paient, 204 secoud quality, §2,40¢ best quali Nnrmg \vlwm flour, 75; bran, per ewt: chopp eed, 60c per cwt: white corn meal, Tc: yel- low corn meal, 65¢ per cwl' -menlng 60c per ewt: hominy, L5 s:a shorts, b ‘I‘" cwt: graham, $1.75; hay, ln bulu, $7.00@ .50 per ton, Corn, 22¢; oats, 20@?23c; rye, 40c; General Markets, WooL-—-Medium, 16@15e per 1b; fine heavy, 1o@tior Heht, 1aioe; coarse, 12@lde; burry —vl:l(sou bnl.cllc:s, 0!,@7{: Jr&wn dry flint. 11@ t %@ \nldeet. mwunnh Pprice: lallow. e, prime white, 3¢; yellow, 2¢; heep pelts, 25@be, Prime smlzhwr sole leather, oAk sole hsmlm. Bosse, 2@de: hem, kip, Thashe ouk kip, 85@d5¢; French kll). $1.00@ W; hem. calf, $L00@l, lfl oak calf, $1. (l)ul! French calf, $1.25@1.85: Moroe 1-; "80@32e; Mordceo oil |n-blne, S8@32 pings and linings, $6.0010,00 per doz, HEAVY HARDWARE—ITON, rates, plow ataal speclal cast. 4o ericible steal. o) 21 prme Upper leamzr, per_foo! cast tools do, 12@18¢; Wagon s)ml\en. r'set, SL75@3.00; hubs, per set, $1.23; felloes, sawed $1.40; tonkues, each, Tic; axles, each, Toc; SqUATe nul fer,d 1b, 7ugnc mnl 1b, 6@!12c; mul Glase: wedge crowbars, 6e; hai spring steel, 7@se; Burden horsesnoes, $4.40; Burdew’s mule shoes, $5.40. i car lots, $4.00 per 100 lbs, rates, 10 to 50, $2.50; steel nails, 82, 1505 bucksho 'l 85 nrlenul powder, kegs, $5.50@4, alf kegs B2.0: o, aviarter kegs, BL.50; bluun‘, kegs, .&‘s. fuse, per 100 foet, 10c. 'Lead Bar, $16. PAINTS N O1r--White léad, Omaha, P. P, 7}‘0 white lead, St. Louis, 5:",‘ $7.75; Mar- I1es green, 1105 b cans, %¢; ¥rench zine reen seal, '12¢; French zinc red seal, 1le; rench gine, in varnish asst, 20e; French sine, 750; vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian red. 10¢; ro: -e‘rln lic; Venetian red, Cook- son's, Jku enetlan red. ‘American, Ve 1ed load, Thgo: chrome yellow, genuine, - chrome yellow, K, 12c; ochré, rochelle, s ochire, French,' 287c: \m. American, 1}{‘,' Winter's winery, 9 c:lmhlgllhruhn,i}gc. Spanish brown, 2lge: Priuee's mineral. de. DRY PAINTS— Ix\le lead, 8¢; Fr enchzi ne 12¢; Paris whiting, 2 5 wlll!lnv. Ildvru. 15ge; whllln‘{ contl, 1iye: lampblack, Ge WARSLOW I, lampblack, llrl”llll) '; Prussian h]u« 18¢; vandyke! brown, Se: umm burat, 4c; umber, raw, 4c; sieuna, burut, 4¢; sienna, raw, do; Paris 2 re with a | M, genunine, 25 green, arls green, comion 2¢; chrome green, N, Y ; chrome green, K, 12¢; vermillion, English, in oil v rmdlwmlunflw‘l L b gans, Yecs raw apd burnt sienns vandyke, brown fined lampblack, T2t coneh black And 1vory black, 16c; :Irv'|v Bk, 1 Prussiau_bige, | .\ D 16 bline § sreen, L, M. Pari lnvnm réd, Tenigan o, 2ei Americ germillion, T % i dryer \c graining color, light oak, vlmkulk walnut, chestnut and ash, 12¢ DRUAS AND CSENTCALS—Acld, carbolie, 82c: acid, jo; halsamn copaiba, ver h, per fh, 10c: calomel, per b i%e: chinchonidia, per oz, 40c: chloro! Torm, per 1, 20 e: Dover's powders, per 1, S1 Alts, per M, Sije: glycerine, per M. 15 lead, acetate. per ™. 20c; oil, castor, No. 1 per gal., $1.50: oll, casto per gal., £1.40; oil, ol | nnum, 5 ‘opium i quinine, W.and R. & S, per oz, 70c: potassium 0 ‘salicin, per oz, 40c; sul- morphineg, per oz, & sulphur, ver strvehnine, per oz, $1.190. VARNIsnEs-Birrels, per gallon: Furni- ture, extra, $1.10: furniture, No, 1, $1.00; | chextra, $1.40: coach, 1, $1.20; Da: 81 asphaltum, | extr Japar shellae, $3.50; hard o1l finisn, Cologne spirifs, SL1L; spirits 0 \I‘I|.|l’ do 101 proot, 101 proof, S1.1 hol. 188 proof, tilled whiskles, s1 2,00 188 proof, 81.10; u-uqm .;uulu SL.1 mdl‘-‘mh\l\m\lu ryex, £2,00 Golden Sheaf bonrbon and " ry 81,5000, Brandies, imported, & domestic, $1.30@3.00. " Gins, impo 26,005 dowestic, 1,95@800, Chamy \ported, per case. S2800@34.00; Amer per case, $10,00@ 16,00, FaA Grocers' List. Piekt um, in bpls, §5.00: do In lalf bbls, small, in bbls, $6.00: do in halt bbls, € §7.00; do : gherking, in bbls, in half bbls, 00 CAN @12¢; stick, Sk@ale. CRACK u's sodn, butter and pienie, 81c; ginger snaps, 81ge; city sod: SopA—In Iy a case: salsoda, ke, ver b, zallon kegs, §1.00; New e Syrup, Tue per wallons 1 gallon ;.“ gallon cans, $5.5 per 11b, 5%e: Mirror wloss, 6 1b, Bige; ngsford’s corn. 1 gloss, 11, ford's gloss, 6 Ib Tige; Kingsford's pur 53e: Kingstord's bulk, de. oF — Uulm.nu ‘erades, 1 1l rime, 113@i2c;: el fancy green and ycllo ernment Java, 20d 2e; | Mocha, 3 {@le: fair, T @18 old wov: intetior Java. 1655@ Arbuckle's roasted, XXX roasted, 14}¢et \Irlulllghlm 8 I)HV\ orth’ ) e W 1mperial, tandars 00; Kir < white Russian, $4.001 Kirk's White Dome, 83.90: W ashboard, $5.10. rears—Per cadd! 81.00; square cases, 1. s Ans—Powdered, Tige: cut loaf, granulated, G63c: contectioners’ A, standard_extra O Bablye; extraC, 35 @ue medium yellow, 5 DRIED FRUITS- evaporated boxes, St 8@y peaches, eastern, cvaporated, 15%(@17¢; market: ra¥ 'lh‘ new, ?’m\ner apples, in iackberries, boxes, 45¢@bise; peaches, l\ll Lake, none in 14 ‘(fl"Uc' currants, 85, 93c; “hall box 20 b, [t er case, §5.90 |-lu| II|E per case, $2. 50; pineappie (@507 1 1b Mackerel, per_doz, $1 b sal- mon per doz, $L40el.45; 2 b gooseberies, porcase $1.75; 9 b string beans, per case, 1.70; 2 1b Tima beens, per case,” $1.60: 2 1 marrowfat peas,” 20T, s, 2005 b early June peas, per tase, $2.75;8 1b Somstces. Der case, $2.40@2.50: 21b corn pe case, 81.00 @2.10:2 1b corn beef, perdoz, SALT—Dray loads; per LI, Si. by Auman, in sacks, 850¢ 3" sacks, Aston, Kic; bbls, dairy, $2.50@260. per case, egg plun 2 1b, per 4 Fish. moked halibut, 10:/c; new scaled herrings, WEDNE ‘H)AY JULY 28, 1886, | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY MAHA IIIUFIGTUIIERS. y, i Bndps Steam Pile urmng. [ RAYMOND & CAMPRELL, Fngincers And Contractors. Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges, Piling and Ok Timver. I5th si., near Farnam, Telephone " | e Cigars and Tobacco. | MAX MEYER & €O, { Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition. 216 to uth 11th Street, 1020 to 1024 Farnam Street, Omaha. Nob, | INTEROCEAN CraAR FACTORY. | WEST & FRITSCHER, | Manufacturers of Fina Cigars, And Wholessle Dealers in Leaf Tobaee: 108 and 110 N. Wth Stroet, Omaha, Neb, wrockery. TW. L WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Office, Btrect, OUmaha, Ne Noa South 1%th © €. 8. GOODRICH & €O, Agents for F. A, Whitnes Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrigerators. Sen or price lists, 1415 Farnam st, Omaha. Lornices. Eagle Cornice Works. Rpencter, Proprictor. Manuf Tron and Cornice. ®24 1 Norih 1th Strect, Omaba, N RUEMFPING & BOLTE, . Manufacturessof Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, 3108, 12th 8t Workdono in any part'of the country. Western Cornice Works, €. SPECHT, Proprietor, eanized Tron Cornices, Fte. Speent's fm. d Patent Motallic Skylight. 608 and 510 3. £t., Omaha, Net. John Galvan and 105 turer of e and 11 Doors, Sash, Ete, 7 The Gate (ity Plenng il Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turnjng, Scroll and Stade work of every do- ecription. AV HOSEN D EI Yy Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Kouldings, Btc. Btair Rails n spocialiy Telephone No. ©2 i 15th and Marcy Sts.. Omuha, Neb. Electrical Supplies. VOLFE & CO., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha, Fire Alarms, ¥'cctric Mattinz, Speaking Durglar Alarms, Bells, Tubiey Iron Works, PAX I‘()\' & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work | 100 Stairs, Ruiling, Rolied Beams and Girders Steam Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry Machine and Blacksmith Work. Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th st. iron a; d Nai OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACT KING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, Office and | | Agricultural Implement &, PARLIN, ORENDOKFF & MARTIN, & Wholes. 'e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILIL, PARKER, Wholcsale Dosder in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Bupic Jepos St bet. 9th and It maba, Nob Boots and Shoes, W. V. MORSE & CO., Jobhers of Boots and Shoes, X1 Farnam Stroot. Omahn, Neb, Manufactory. Summ e Sireer, Boston Carpets. 8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Cnrpgl Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain . Bic, 142 Yarnam Stroe aha, Nel Coal, Lime, Ete, JEFE W, BEDFORITY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Yards, o | l\hnl.\\k.\ FUELCO, { Coal and Coke, Shlpper" 248 Gro. T'\mn&nn J H. llvn.rm- A V;ll I, Mannger. lchrasla Coal and lea Compauy, OMAHA, IRASKA, Office, 21 1ith Telephone 42, GEO. I, LAnAGH, Pree. €. F. GOODYAN, V. Pres J. AL SUNDERLAND Sce, and Treas. Omaha Coas, Coke ard Lime Company, Joblers of Lard and €oft_cons, 29 8. 1ith St., Omaba, Neb, OMAHA COAN AND PRODUCE CO. Hard &nd Soft Coal. Exclusive deaiors in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 touth 14t street. Coffee a . S ices, GAT COLE & MILES Home Cofloa and Sp|c= Mills urg Co. Cotfec minu facturer Bluin Home Cmahu, oo ‘ote, Try one case of Qur 1B packixe lend LRowsted Coffes. 1609 Howard St. eh. CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coffes and Spice Mills. Teas, CofTces, Spices, Buking eowder. Finvoring Extracts, Laiudry Bluc. 1ok, ste. 141416 Hur- ney Streot, Omubi, Neb, Commission, E{c. i " BRANCH & CO., anolesalo Fruits, Produce, Oysters, , Omaha. Apple ek Butter, JONNF. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, visions, Fruits, Flour und Foed, 105 iahin, Neb. Consignments solicited. ade promptlv. COMMISS: N MERCHANT. Omaka Safe Wor S, G. ANDREEN. Manuracturer of Fire and Burgla: Proof Saf wult Doors, Jall Work. Shutters und Wi Work. Cor. inh and Jackson Sts., Omahn, Neb. \Vlzom and Carriages. Established 18 A. . SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 14U Dodge Street, Omuba, Nobs _ Commlsslon, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Unlon Stock Yards, 5. Omana.Tolo hono 553 l]nlon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. . Limited. John ¥ Boyd, uperintendent. SAVAGE & G N, HERWINGS. Mow B W't 1718 Qr BbIs PIs Kts | = Mew mian. |IHIC T G BUSTIS Ky Ben's $'t.No 1 L‘h fi [ 140 53 47| 7 L A Fu 13 80 4 130 50 45 wrw prsm, B TR Norwogian | | Kk Horngs 13 (07 uvn 30,3 562 50, [ Norwegian ) | wx Herrngs 11006 05 453 05'2 A 8 1 Lristlings. (8 00 14 504 02 011 1 o8 Eels nwmnm 124110 8 I Live Stock Commission Herchants. Bbiyments of any andallkinds of stock solicie Union Stcck ¥ ards, Omuha, Neb, m BRI Gr BRI Fle 40 12| No,1 White Fis] Family White Fis) No.1Trout ...... No. 1 Pickerel Ory Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS. Lumber, Ec, " LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Fte. Yards—Cor. ) and Dougag, Cor. 9tk and Douirias £ BOHN MANUFACTURING €0, lanu!acturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, )louldmj( air Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish. Justopeucd. N. E. cor. sth und Leuvew worth Bircets, Omalin, Neb. [32 £e'14 2016 £e/1s £e'20 e/ g2 00 1550 16,50 15.80 10.60 17,60 1%, BOARDS, 12, 14 and 16 ft, 12, 14 and 16 ft, %, 14 and 16 ft. 14 and 16 ft. N inch, inch, * 4 |ETock, Do 3, 14 and 16 ft. £ 1812, 14 and 16 1t 24 71214 and 16 ft., 16,35 D6 L 6 A nehx lineh, s, 28.. B selec*, 1inch, s i . 1, plain, 8and 10 ) blain, 8 and 10 inch Star 1st and 2d clear, 4 and 6 in. flooring SHINGLES, LATH, 3 LM Quiney white lime ( went (Akron). pe Four Lots, each Mxl!n two blooks North of FAunAM _on PLEASANT ST, Choice this weck at $1,040. The four for $4,000 if .old bu(ora Aug 1. P. Tukkgy, 1804 Faraaw st. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. Mth Street, Omahn, Neb. F. Colpetzer, Munuger. é. N. DIETZ, 3 Lumber, 19t and California Streels, Omaba, Neb. St FRED W. GRAY, il Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th und Dougias Streets, Omuba, Yeby GEO. A. HOAGLAND i Wholesnle Dealer fn Lumber, Omaha, Nebruska. CHAS. R, LEE, Hardwood Lumber, , Fancy Woods, Bridgo Timbevs or. lllh and Dull[h.n Omubu, Neb. " G. I LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mowldings, Buiding Paper, hlc Bouth 1ith htreety Oz, Waron Bux o, B. W Buccessors to Icken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, s of mreu—n ‘.X:‘hsh Nos. 611-013 Jounes " T & F.P. FAY & CO. Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,Nuts aud Cigars. Farnam St., Umllu Neb., 121 | Five Nails o 8¢ sialty. Omahn, Neb 815 12th Surcet, Omut, Neb, Specialties: But = = 5 s a8, and Chicker X Safes \\ TEDEMAN & €0, B Produce Commlsswn! Mercha‘xts STERFIELD BROS General Commission lerchants, 1406 Dedge Street, rusku. Consign- ments soli [ VlHlll)FlAL.- 2 Storage and Commission Merchant. —Cheeso, Butter, Eggs, Poultry 12 8. 14fl, Omaha, Nob. Tele- WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. Forvign and Domestic Fruits aspocinity. Tl- egant storage facilities. Warchouse and office, 10 North Iith st. Telephone 77, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs und Produce. A fulllino of Stone- ware. Consignmnents solicited. 1414 Dodge St., Omubs. " MCSHANE & SCHROEDETR, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Retrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven- worth t., on U. P. K. B. Track, Omaha, Neb. Established 1870, ROBEET PUBVIS, Gezeral Commission, 2118. 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb. Speciulties—Buttor iizgs, Poultry dnd Game. PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Herchants, Fruits, Preduce and Provisions, Omaha, Nob GRIFFITIH & THOMA Successors to Isanc Griffith, Commission Merchants And whoisule dealors i eountey produce. fruits, b \ 0] 0 1s on consignment & spocinlty, 520 N, och Bt., Omuia, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Successors to A. P. Schuck.) Produce Commission Merchants. __No. 213 South Lith Strcet. Omnha, Neh. Wholesalo Dealors i Dry Goods, Hosiery, llotlons. ens, iaces, Lmhmnl(ry nd W 2 Douxlunlnu Umnlm. Ni u. _ White Lead, o CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 201k St-, and U I Iy, Omaha, Harness, Ete, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jubbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets nnd Robos. 1421 Faruwwo ot_Oweha, Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Ialtress Company, anufacturing itrosses, Ledding, Feathor illows, Cots, e s 10 Douglas Street, Omabi, Nel e = = ~Overalls, " CANFIELD MART RACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, s, Fic., 110 nnd 1'W ' Dougine ok, Jeans Punts, 5| Sueel, Owia, Limo.Cemont Ete, T3, J.JOBNSON & €O, anufacturers of Llimis White L'ma, Ana Shippers of Coul wnd Coke, Coment, Flus Time, Hair, Fire Brick. Drain, Tilo and er Vipe. Office, Paxiou hotel, teléphone eil, Faroum Street, Omab, N ebraska. PRI dob Printers, Book Blndors, And Dlauk Book Manufae -l ook M. hkAllN(,, Agent for Avheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brunds: Fasut Budweiser and Erluugcr. . MENDELSSOHN & FISHER ARCHITECTS D. L SHANE, Superintendent OMANA JOBBERS' DIVIIEBTOH\' OMAHA L MITER €O, Dealers in Al Kinds of ‘ Building Material at Wholesale. FBEE Stroctand 1 on Pae i Track, Omaha ‘ GERMAN D WVAT Wholesale Dealer i Lumber, 20th snd Tzard St Omaha, Nebra a i J. A WAKEVIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shingles, R\mmm Pape Il‘unh Mould ngs, kets, Posts, Lime, Pinster, F Cemont Nintn ana Joncs, O a Nob. = Millinery. i ) o 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters and Johbers o Millinery and Notions, 1213 05l 1214 Harney Strect, Omaba, Noh - Musical Instruments. EDHOLA & ERICKSON, i | Wholesnlers of Musical lnstruman(a. Il'|u|n| N(l f strcot. h -2 Furniture, Ete, ¥ CHARLES SH(VERITK Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors. Ete, 1206, 1208 And 1210 Farnam Stieoc Omaba DEWEY & STO) Wholesale Dealers in Furnitars, 1 Farnam Stroct, Omaha, Neb. Croceries. E. I CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgars. Tobacco and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard S& MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Spices, Cigurs and Tolnecos, 1817 and 1519 Dougs Jus Strcet, Omuka, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMP. Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Ktroets, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €0, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Noe. 705, 707, 709 und 711 8. 10th St, Oina mn,Nnh. Hardware. . J. BROATCH, Heavy Harclwe, Iron, Steel, Bprings, Wagron Stock, llurd\\nml l,umhor ota 1200 und 1211 Harney strom., Omnhim, Nob. EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale_ lron. Steel, Wagon And (‘unm,m we hok. THer Turdware, d 121 um-woun Strect, Omaha, " HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools und Buffalo Scales. 1405 Douge lus Street, Omuhn, Neb. LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tluwu& Sheet 1rom, Axents for Howe Scnles Miati Powder Co., Omuhu Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Bross goods. 1521 und 1325 Fare nem § RECTOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nnile, Cor. 10th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb. Harvesters. WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of tho Doorlng\ Harvester Goods, ha. Writs to Wm. Lopimer, G aneral Awn‘ Omah: ephone 610, Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Et2am, Wuter, Railway and Milling Supplies, Bt 920, 022 pnd #24 Farnam St. Omah ob, CHURCHILL PUMP €O, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Plltlngs. Steam und Wator Supplies, Headquarters fo» Must Foost Co.’s Goods. 1111 Furnam Stroety Owabu, Neb. Jowelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSO! Wholesale Jewelers, in_ Silverware, Diamonds, Watches Clocks, Jewelers' Tools ‘and Matcrinl ¢, Etc., 103 and 103, 16th Strect, Cor. Dodge, O, Nob, Denlers ST Notlons. <t VINYARD & SCHNE Jobbers 1 Hotlons, Hoslary & Gaats' Faraisning um 3008 und 1039 Furuwin St., Ol Noby 4. I, Robinson Notion Company, 403 nnd 406 8, 10th 8t., Omaha, Neb, Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Gents' Fure 3 nishing Goods. 0ils, Etc. " CONROLIDATED TANK LINE 20, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, @asoline, Mica Axlo Groaso, Ete. A, IL. Bisnop, Munuger, Omalia, ot Pork Packing, * JAMES E. BOYD, e Pork Packer and Shipper, ARG Omaha, Nobraska, s " MARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiers, ki 517 Dodge Streot, Pucki) g Ditice, Unior b . P, ck, Omakia, Nob. Safes '-nd Locks. P. BOVER & CO. Agents for Hall's Safo & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, ud Jail work, 120 Farnam stroct, Omahi, N-h NS, Wholesale and Patall Dealer 1n Sem AW t.".:,‘,fi‘i‘fm.”...f\.‘““(l.‘.&'.‘.‘.:".&i‘:’“ I e THE COODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Droggists, B Desler in Paints, Olls and Window lass, e Omals, Neb, e Wiues. L1 ors, Ete Rt & €O, Distitiers aud Importers of Wines And Liguois, Sole manufecturers of Kenned; Last Tndia Bivers 11021 Bovara . Buccessor to M ‘Wand W hooe L It Wines, Liquors and Cigars, fl(r.nd 216 8, Mth 81, Omaka, Nuh Netions, EIC ~ * L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Gpods, Notions, Gents' Furnishing Go Goous from K ade awloy duily. h 8t., and U8 South Flour and fcd. W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Gmu. anufacturers of W.J. Welshans & ( uckwheut lour and prog \.mumi)mm thoand Furnaw Saocts, O o+