Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1886, Page 3

CORN IS STILL THE KING,| — rovase Alw New York, July ~MoNEY=On eall . — casy at 2w gper cent. | PN MERCANTILE PAPER —4@5 per (t Leads All Other Cereals in Active Trading | cent. ¥ : P B | “Srenrisa gxenasar—Dull; 84851 for in Chicago. 3 i T. EXCITEMENT MARKS THE DEALS. Sfices of stocks | ithin i@y points of = in_the majority of at Sh 3 0 and Northern Pa Wheat Shows me Strength, Rut were each_down Closes at Lowe k from the open ons Take The il the extraordi sions Take a The B ey Cattle M the list, - m the CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. | Crreaao, July @—Special Telegiam to | fud iy '] the B j—Abont all the strongth in to-day’s i markets was shown at the opening or belore, I A Hough the general range in wheat was STOCKS ON WALL 8T1 the close on yesterday, while provisions | i cent bonds g‘ | showed ay ed increase rice: Cor S.44's 0 i I 1 amark l‘xv T >".l in pri I\"“ [qa I traders weie nearly as wild as ever, the bulls | 3 R : \ not st ny limit to prices. All sorts of | Contral Pacitic Paciie Mail 1 prices were quoted on the eurh, ‘The ele C& D& B 1 1 o'elock yesterday was 45645 ¢ for Septeme [ preferrd a 4] ber. Later iv was boosted up to #6e. There | {5 were plenty of sales on the open board at 4i%c. By 9 o'cloek to-day it was soaring | I wound4itse. There were teported saleson | preferred . the open board of 48y, but while plenty of :nl“m; ‘“',‘mm men heard of them none could name either ¥ the seless or buyers. 1t i extremely doubt- ful if sucii priees were The regular ses- sion ovencd with 47c and 4i}ge bids in dit- fent parts of the pit, which was the place of prefer s Pacfic < Union Pacifie. . W, St L & P. | the saime wilid excitement that has character- l_”,m”l ‘o o0h; | ized the opening for several days past. The | & oflicial reporter callea the first sales 47 PRODUCE MARKETS, { sold to 4itie, Baxter and others bidding the ) which was, in actual fact, the maket wild trad Chicago, July lonr—TUneha southern Wisconsin, 5,00t 15: Michigan o S4.006 1505 sofspring, Minneso market for 100,000 bushel lots and givine it. | Taicors, © Sikow 10 o Strong offerings, however, were plentitul, | grades; €1, and the price went steadily down to du'e, in- 52000 :'m% side or an hour. Later it picked up to #ive, | ARG but once more fell to 455ce, and subsequently | ypove vesterday 3 A vecovered to 465c, But the strength was no- | 0 where near be bulls “lost their rither way arc not counted, tled s opencd 1l elosed 3e September, pronounced as fonmerly and —Opened about 19@21{e above yes- med for a moment o have | ferday’s elose, and atter fluctuating elosed W Phe receipls we cars. | 2 aliove yesterday Ty moining Cudahy is said to | ““Oats—Active; pr hat he took un | qe advanced early, re- I'still, elosing atsote improv , 2idges August, 28¢; Sceptember, wre I continued abscenee of conplish wy good. ntity to ac- ase showed a8t m Kansas, with a arof about the diameter ud a letter cvelope 1 broom handl igher, fur- " receded 1240 @ tizures; cash, $0.05 [@10.005 " September, would not be ten bu noon prices kept elo "The final elose wis quiet at 44 W its of devices were used to at. September opened at e, ran down to 6ie, Then an un ned genius brougtt to’ the pit a ticker ape containing very threatening accounts S for innnediate war by some i power, whieh woiked wheat up to (g lll‘!ull' it was discoy was a month old. I tion put the pice b WGoge, though later it about 77e. during tl youni A —1010 11 e, —Heavy green danaiz dry ‘salted, Ti@t hh\lh S@10'ges d 3 light, calt rly “sellers became ast half o, putiins Septe .c before 1 o'clock c 7i5c. Cal |n|\l~nlv|l.\|\\ further ce, Engene Tultts has advices that 000,000 bushels of old wheat on the line of the Manitoba road is 1o be moved to Duluth the latter part of this week or the tof next. Reports to the same firm fron Iare' that in’ Minnesota harvesting is progressing favorably, but that more old wheat i8 in the farmers’ hands than was cx- pected. Provisions—Provisions were very nnsolid and dectdedly higher. Septenber porl was i especially briskc demand, opening at $10.10 and advanced to §10.25, but later’ losing 15¢ None 20.—\Wheat strong 2 red, cash, ey Aug- No. and bighers Augus . 2, mixed, of the advance A«ml‘lnsm & tirm, 2, mixed, and Cu W orn was quull'll off 10 4 tember wheat ofi o 7 Puts on Septen- ber wheat were quoted ab 76c and calls at O Fruaiisse. ! Dull but iirmer; ereamery, 17 UHIOAGO LIVE STOCK. dairy, 10@ldc. — Liverpool, July 29.—Wheat in poor demand; new No. 2 winter Gs 7d; spring, 6s Td. Flour—Poor demand: St. Louis famil Com-—Spol and Iutures in fair du S Tuis 115 st ] s Abinbor 4 20; this week. | moledo, July 2h—Wheat—Firm; cash, :Ibmj‘ 47,000 for the week so far 80,700 for the same time last w would seem to be no end of catt The stock is here and must be sold. Up to | 73 ze. last night the decline on the ordinary run of | Corn—IHigher; cash, 46c. fat cattle was reckorred at 23@20e, and to-day | 09 salesmen were reckoning on another drop of 10c. Whether it would be 10c or 15¢ no one could tell until the final settling up this eve- ning, as trade was extremely slow from first tolast, 'The very best cattie on sale, b corn-fed steers, averaging 1500 to 1600 1bs, are WAKINE only 84,500 7,00, mely while good and useful steers of nea sume average are selling as low as 470, The best | are selling largely Targely at 8460, and good to useful steers, of 1200 1bs and thereabouts, at $ Distillery fed stock s arrivin y. Twenty-three loads made up the contrabu- thons to the fresh arrivals to-day. One lot of westerns sold at $4.65, Eighteen log rangers from Washington territory, aver ing 1261 1bs and 1311 1bs respectively, sold at $5.50 .00, or 20¢ lower than a week ago. A train load of northern rans the yards Wednesd; consin Central o ment to Chicago { i : Aransterred trom the Northern l‘xul Paul. There were 135 ears of ‘Te: other ra among the freshr ots, Canning Lexans contintied o sell within - 4 ange of §2,000 I for ;‘,-,';'1‘\({:*,;‘ { it IS reetipia, 55,0003 oxpORS e 105011 at exremoly low fiites, Suchas jow | mixed western, 86@i0c; White western, 40@ vde canning cows and heifers are not mak- | 476 5 g frefght and other as will bo | Potrolenm—United close at G35¢c, readily understood when such will make | "I:C{()l mess, ww.h 145 new 75, p t~. and faitly active; west- ern steain, n]ml 86,1 6,903 August, $0,683¢, Butter- irm; wi lo“L]\/ Chieese—Dull and steady; western, T4@ Wheat—Irrezu- ugust, Hlse lier; No. ; Septembe owinal; cash, New Orleans, July mand .mnu prices; in sack white, sde; white, Hi@sde, oice western In sacks, 40c. dy at 40@ilc, airut $2.0 5 nulxul and Oats— Cornmen Hog |mnl\ New ank‘ Jl|lv‘ 29,— Wheat- fllhhll fed, August, o, 1@1t5e lower and options 13¢c closini| avy with reactions of d@sic; L 20,0003 exports, 103,000; ungraded, - No. 2, 50¢ in cle Sl@blige de- August elosed at 2 ihgher and muxomuw-,clmlngwim 05,00+ 10 00 1bi 83,80 B i .}.u Yo aib | “Bkgs—riom oana demand fair; western 02 Stop feed siears. &4.50 | tresh, 1iaidige, Throtigh Texas cattle, }@10¢ lower; | Milwaukee, July 20.—Wheat — Crsh, 215240 grass steers, L3580, 44(' August, 74 'svmmubu, T6i5e ‘Ui vceeints for the duy were 17,500, Com—tiichers No. 3, 443c. 3 = about 7,820 for agrinst 40,000 for the § the same time last week, fiiir and H.ulu) Divoping: No. 2 Septemiber, 6le. prices steady as compared with ¥ Provisions -Stronger; mess pork, cash and Bales show that the ordinary run of corn-féd | August, $10.1214 3 September, $10.2234, ~—~Wheat unset- No. 1 nor lll- ul.wl 7!) mixed were selling at $4.855(@4.90, and ;,Ix Sy Btock il $4,50(4,6 1-fed heavy, §5.00 @5 .15, and light, $5.55@4.95, York sort cost 5,05, Just now there is fair demand for BKips and grassy pigs at $4.00@ 4,25, ‘1 here is nothing new from Boston relating to the d fienlty in John P, Squires’ packing house. Buyers of hozs ut this point for the concern Ayt idle, laving recoived no orders us et "";"“""\ ,‘{i,:}‘:“d'!I:};')‘,,,‘l‘g‘l.,;}‘a‘ b 3020 | P ents—Wheat, 8,000 bushels; fiour, 1T SRy g e 18,000 barre ight weights, $4.75@5,00; skips, Cincimats, S - ctober, Tie, ] 1 patents, es.so; bakers, ,'us—\\'nm 61,000 bushels; flour, 44 $2003100 July 20, — Wheat—Lower; No, 2 mixed, 45, 2 new wixed, 20ige. e Drover's Journal aslors NG, % e, lmm —Firm and higher at $6.35, Whisky—Sales, 965 Ih\nulb of finished goods on a basis of §1.0 ¥ 705 ('u\\u{ bnlls. ani SO—_— nixed, $1.5 ). 1l BO@2.403 tlumwh V. « . Pexas cattle, b 10c lu\\cr;co\\s, $2.15@2.40 QuABA L #3004 B Thursday Evening, July 20, qrhxswm ltl.A !Uiu o ozs—Lecelpts, 10,7003 steady, common, Cattle--The market to-day was in very Lower: rough and mixed, $1.50( 0 ;mcLqu wmuch the same condition as yesterday. The receipts were light, but what there ‘was in ———— LIVE STOCK, Ohicago, July20, reports as lolll)\\!. and shipping, $1.70@5.15; & Sheep—Receipts. 5401! sluw and n shade | sold readil: lower: natives $1.10; wostern, $4.05, HogseTie receipts were not quite as lib- 8t, lmnlu Jul lJ»L‘nule—I&uv«lpts, 900; | eral as on yesterday. ‘I'he competition among hnlpuwnu uichers steady and ‘under | the buyers was very sirong, and prices wers ight supply ; :n«l to choice nh pping, $4.05: ushed up higher than would otherwise have common o Mr, Aw(ig 50; cows and | been heiters, $2.25@3.50; butcliers steers, $4.25; Hl.wep—’llmra is no market, through Texans, §4.25@3.%0, RECEIPTS. hullhm“r: l{lt':] L‘ll){)L'\ sl‘:iw % :;:I]\n;e:‘tll. 'li(u) gflflefl lchers an 05| mixed, 0g8. 4857 light, $4.50@1.50. W e " - Kansas Oity, July 20.—Cattlo—Recelpts, Prevailing Prices, 1,500; shipments, 1,000; weak and 10¢_lower Showling the pl’u\lmnp. prices paid for live except for good cows; good to choice, §3.90@ | stock on this market, .00; comuion 1o meditim, $540@150; siock: | Choiee steors, 130 16 1500 1. .. ers ‘and feeders, $2 4G 50@ | Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs. 2.75; grassers, edium steers, 1950 to 1380 b s~ Hcocipts, §,700; shipments, 2,100; | Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 Ibs eboke S higher s othiors ‘about steady: good | Good feeders, %0 to 1000 bs. .|.n o6, 35078 common 16 med um, | Good to choice corn-fed cow Fair 10 medium grass cows. . 200 .1300 40; cows, THE OMAHA DAIT.Y BI P Good 1o cliofce bulls . ana Ip per gal, 81.00: dl ¢ Choice light and « 402483 | gal cans per g al, § Good 1o choice hes L 400 | Good to choice mixed hogs H0A.05 | phi, $4,00 Fair {0 good shorn sheep. ... 200330 | refined. ver bbl, | Representative Sales, STEERS, No. Av. Br. No. Av, 40...... 1165 41 1 51......1150 Ol......1154 oGS, 1 Av, 84, ‘ #4 £4 &4, 07 &4, Range of Prices, Showing the highestand lowest prie 16 oF for mixed o this mark ingthe past , With comp valnes: June I Thursday 0 @390 Friday Saturday, 00 @4,00 5 (@400 5 @00 h 25t 4,00 @?.10 Ot 500 (4,20 of cusof liv It unless otherwise ige per b for 1 hogs sell « “Skins,” or h novalie, Pregnant sows are docked and gtags 80 Lbs, Cattle all sold. llw,» Is ¢’ W, Central City, was in a Sisteen loads of western eattle aro out of the yards during the day : o 8 Dost, N Chicago. | Te e OB &Q Chicago. | low corn e all weighs, | Grat @lics single stre @2, ' FEET, T bhi, 84.00: do, 1§ Ts, Dot 4,005 do, per LV To: mess pork. $12 ploces, 1 lad 0 10-1b cans (Fairba ol o0 L Slb cans. do, wrative | ONIoNS— AT Iy Cliiee, | “l ANs—Inferior 0 country. i, 1,503 ATOES— M. o stock per ewt: e 1N tins market are mado l."““l wrahan, $1 stated. 50 per ton, 100 1bs | wheat, G0 40 lbs nd sold on the | biowh, Nt Ciorr—New Yort, gor bol, $7.00: do. half Crah, pat (107 ats, §212; Michigan AInUS’ tongUes, per do, unn( Jars, zen, IVISIONS—Ha, 12 fes clear side s, 7@ ~V|vVHv~|. —Corn, 22 butchers’, 6@ dry tint. 111 v..gn \ per Vinee sR—White wine, 13 17e; cider, 18 triple streagth, e, Erc.—Pigs’ feet, per bl €2,00: do, per kit, e, « bbl, S5.25: do, per kit ver ¢ 1 do, pint Trive, per 'y 5 do, per kity iy I»M breakfast bae ing forward slowly yet, with a good demand (A, 0, CABRAGE=LS quite searce now ana quota- st 4000e per doz heads, according to quality: Missouri per crite, S50 good 1 3 hand ket is a 1ittle more actives ce according to quality of stock, o per bushel. AND MILLSTUFES auality patent, 82 oats, 20@2c; rye, 40¢; 200 per 1bs \se, 19100+ BUNEY o \Iu-uv rond and will be hiere the last of the week, LB ATHE i ~l’|m’ul le Sam Gosney, amember of the live sto 3 prie oak sole B commission firm of Bushee, Combs & C cather, per hem. Kip, Chicazo, was a visitor at the yards to-day ok I\I]» 9 ip, 81,000 Mr. Furzeson, of Council Blufls, was here PR k $1.00@ to-dav. Ile loaded two cars of eattle at the Bluifs'at 10 o'clock i the morni nmm rri e at the yards G o pings .\n.l linin S6.000210.00 1 HEA VY HARDWALE—IToN, _ Fate, boot o ofl e top- rdoN rin, Mellatove and G, 13, § 16 7 6EARL BTRBIAL ordt: el TatC ay from Hastings, In,, wi o tools do 15@10; W between then., Thay sold out jubs, per set and returned well pleased with the inarket. 001 tohEA OMAHA WHOL MARKETS. I\I‘v“‘hml | l\ . o: harrow teeth, 4et Genceral duce, spring steel, horseshoes, Thursd ening, July 20, | $4.40% Burden's m||h~ Shoes, § i The following pric s sold on the quotations on fruits which outside orders are filted. Burter—The receibts of good but extremely Jight. Choice butter is alm tirely mxl of the market, the greater solid_and_uniform tubs, would co et, but there is il cription hors call eligice butter is e air 10 good is slow tion of reccipts being unfit for table use, Strief 1..,.1 etlie packages clean and put 15l bout steady. ling has to be done and_ shipp find it to n.mr inte todo it betore of paying frewsht on '(I eggs should also be e hot \\e.\(hm they are gene gs, strietly (ll--dl. e rw-4-1| : ket not quite as not_wante nd the marl . Ol 1z eliic spring ducks, $2 ens, mediur kens, smal 03 turkey: wanted wanted. M. & D, ( 9o fuil eream twins, e young / ‘,, Y ,,',’,{'{,‘,M, i porte 256t s 1@ | Gl i00s Larlsgre ot Limbugor, M. brick, T2atie Siviss i o c‘.‘.m..n.\ FRorrs—The market sunpllml. Bartlett pears, per White Doyeunne, perbox, Dot b SA00: other. vatiatios. 85.50; neel ;;‘_,L. nes, 3 Crawford's peaches, per per bok, § plumlis, > per box, $2.00; prunes, box, S i o aulnecs, per b [ per crate, }um. per i, 20 ¢ I)n\m S pow 10,005 ehoice liy.m, per bbl, § s—Choice Limon, per bunc 5 M pex bushiol box, $2.00@s2 Blackber: laeberris . ver bushel ot mmmu in and plums, quart ¢a Sour Iy < southern” plu 09, —A tew ver, 4 1b d, 1" b ig! fmw 1. 50 Il) bo: Grocers' List, s—Medium, in bols, 8500 :00; simall, in bbls, €0.00 8140 soda, butte 0} ginger snay 1 0. m 4-g.ll|nn Kkegs, $1.00; ()rlnuw. g8@ibe per gallon; Maple Seioss, 110, 53e: b, bigo: Mirtor. gloss, o i n, 1 fb, 6e; l\lnghromw ngsford’s gl b, 6 1b, T'4e; King Rirom ord’s bulk, 4 —Ordina rime, 1114 faney green and yellow, 13ig@14 ornmient Jav, 8ae; ntetior Juva. 20c; Mocha, 22 14ige; MeLatighiin's XX Tonsred, Dilworth's, 14hc: Red Cross, 141 Soars—Kirlds' Savon linperial, Kirlds satinet, $5.00; Kirl's standari, RIrkra Seuits Yusein, Cirk's Cap: 8050: Dote, L100° Washbosrd, MATCHEs—Per caddie, 2Sc; roun guse, 81,00} square cases, §1.70; mulo .‘iquun--l’m\demd Tigeq cut loaf, T granulated, 6%c: contectioners’ A standard Lxlm \ Babise; extra medium yellow, 5¥wsige, Diiin” Fruits--No I quarter apples, 3@ | 4 Select, 1 inch, in t‘vapon\l(‘d buxes, 8lg@de; bl boxes, H@sh eastern peachies, ¢ 151 @l ¢, none in mar soborrle eurrants, 74 @ijc; prunes, n ED (G0ODS—Oysters, ; strawberries, 2 1b_pel 21b per case, case, $4,40; nulllol\. °&E pltims, 3 g boanh. Ib lima beens, per case, marrowfat peas, $250;3 | June peas, per 58 1b to . AIN 1s--Boxes, 40 1b s, 95¢ xes, 40 1b, 16 oz, 6s 10 104 medinm, 9¢; English walnuts, 14¢; al “Tarragona. Brazils, 12¢ picked, fancy \xrgm icked choic vVugmll c extra per Ib, Hoxey — California, 13c;. Cal strained 10;‘ ubmuku. ehoice, 14@1! bryak d LE b .uc Bricks, per Ib, 1b¢; caks, por Ib, 113gc. MArLE Bygur-Bulk, 14 10 17 galio bge: peanut represent the pri Be careful in packing your butter Uhie supply and demand are about 1 ring chickens. “ull cream cheddars, single, 815@ Mediter- 0. iELoNs—California, per 100, § Arkansas, cte,, $ DMATOES— l“urnnnsfllhll bushel box, §1. 00 ill anount is coming i put ery fast. Shipping stock, per es, per 24 anar ¢ PLUMS—A few southern plums J Southern ms, 24 | Golden Sheaf bourbon nidies, southern | domest .00, 8, b, o polished, T16; hockns, 503 ;,helklns, in bbls, $7.00; do 25a case; salsoda, tly pure, Tue per gall uu.l gallon | N, & 6 inc] oz, | 5'gullon cans, $555 per Mok 440 Inah, 'mm»)n,ffl (-r.llc. rulr. Aot gu\l ) , | R cloar, lies, per case, $4.90; white cherries, [ gXy % "4 5,90 pphlm' ver case, $1.00: blue: *A¥ Standard. . .2 b, per case, '8 r doz, $1.20:11b 3 & onso$9%6 | ‘Tarrea i 3 inch, 93e; I ineh, Cjphimonds, Liugtedoc, 17ct erts, 14¢: peanuts, hand 40} peanuts, 1oasted, wire, i car la ] s, 10 tC EU\V\[\‘T. kr;:s, k 0; do, qu ter, aro 1st en- 5 PAINTS IN O11 onor white lead, s green, 14 L Freneh zine, zine, red, 10¢; lling at 6| gon , infer i o chrome yellow, up 0 | Gere, French, 2 Winter's minbral: Spanish brown 12¢; Pa ‘mu'u'f; 205 whiting, com'l, AOen | manstown, Ut | Prussian blue, m“‘ brown, Se: umi sienna, burnt, 4c green, genuine, 25 shrome green Ilu\v“, K, 12 milhon, n s o | burntsienna, 1 fined la S Mot | plack, 16e; ump b 403 ullnmm vermillion, L. & 1803 is \u']l dryer, Ses e l)nx, $1.25; epsom salts pure, per i, 18c oil, castor, No. 1 No. 2 per gal., & iodide, per 1 h, §250 | phate morphin £30,00 do 101 proof, ts case, | 101 proc stands, | hol, 185 proof, $2. tilled whisk $1.50@" B 1be | w00 imported, per case, boxes, W, 503 Ducks Hn[ U:l"” ter kew: use, per 100 feet, 100, 1 White lead, O . Louis, pure, § arnish asst, 20 Dy’ I‘\le\v\\ hm lead, - whiting, Tl and burnt umber, 1 nck, 1e blue, 18¢; elirome and shutter green, b, de: strychnii Spinits 7('1)101.'\!(‘ spir 8 0l 1ln. h:\l( ar- be: . Krenel zine ine red s e American, 18¢: Indian Venctian red, Cook- Venetian red, American, 1ige; elirome elloy, genuint, 2 hire, roche le, Whi b cky unlnmr\ 114 ; T ke, “brown, 13e; ‘To- ch black and 1vory lw' Prussian lmu' Indian red. : Americ 200: yellow oclive, f: 1, ‘wood “ochre, 16c:’ pafent giaining Gotor, Tyzht onk, dark ok, walnit, chesthut and nsh 12c. AN ) donicl, per oz, 4e; chloro- m, ige: gl wetate vt 12, .m,_ p( per oz, 4 < sulphur, per 0. gallon: Bura: e, No. 1, §1.00; , 81,203 70c; " asphaltum, hard oil finish, 188 proof, $1.10; Spinits, seeand ||\ml|ly, f, Alco- '} per wine .ll‘lun Redis- 1.00(@1.50. Gm. blended, uelky bourbons, $2,00( e il V] imported, 82005 Gins, imported, Champagnes, .00; American, per case, $10.00@15.00, boxes, Dry Lumber. 10c. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS. oS (8 12 2014 £L16 0018 £020 11 22 11 24 £ do in : do in 19 or 08, Blge; 8. Ls, : New yrup, 14 & Gineh, 1 Mirror b, b corm 1 | 55 o 315 '{}'e,,c'e n 6 inch, C 6inch, 165@ | T)gineh, “ o kiew ronsted, [ @2 G1hch L L STOCK BOARDS, . 12, 14 and 10 1t 14)4e} A 12 inch, 8.1 S 0 12 fnei Wiite | No. s | No.2 4, per Square, 1stand 2q, id, clear, 1 8d, clear, I'inch,'s. ackber- | B select, 1 il n, 4% | Shit | No. 1, plain, N.m:ll inc new, 19 No. 2 plain, 8 and 10 inch.. e, 41y clear. 1 6-inch clear. 8 b early o aand | Plaster.."" Straw boa 0’ monds, BOARDS, 12, 14 and 16 ft, and 14 ft.. 4.& 6 inch, lun mufl 100K A dineh, white pmc i 16, 115 and Gisot | B select, 15 17 and 3 s¥j@sige: | 1stand 2, clear, 1ineh, s, % SOUTHERN YE (.olu. 4 and h in. flooging. Star 1st nml 2d clear, 4 and 6 i SHINGLES, ¥ Smoked halibut, 85, 09¢0; | vings, 2o, all Box 0 14 and 16 ft. 14 and 16 ft. 14 and 16 ft. ING. il 14 ft., rough 2, 14 and 10 1t i 214 und 16 £t., 1, flooring. ... 24.00 AT $£3,10 2.9 10}4e; new scaled her- 5, hand ifornia, 5e; Ne- Tam closing out to quit business. Come penny | and sce we if you want bargains. D kegs, JOHN LINDERHOLM, 616 8. 10th street. JULY 30, _OMAHA _MANUFACTURERS. Hr\d-’es Steam Pile | Drwmg 1886, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Fngineers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and mber. Piline and Ok Telephone Ne MAX M Guns and Ammunit Street, 100 to 1044 Farnam Strect, O Cigars and Tobaceo. YER & €O, Jobbers of C,gars' ’lohaccos, owe Truss Bridges, I5th s, near Far outh 11th abia. Nob, INTEIROCEAN Craan FACTORY. WEST & FRUTSCH Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, And Wholosale Dy in Leat Tot S und 10 N, Hth Strc Nos. t, Omaha, No LrocKery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturcrs and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chitneys, Bic Oftice, 317 South 13th Sticet, Omabia, Nob, L GOODRICH & €O, Agents for F. A, Whitney Carvinge Co. 8 Children's Carriages, Ana Jewett's Celebratel Reivigorators, Sen or price lists, 1415 Farnam st, Omaha, Lornices. Eagle Ccrnlce Works RURMPIN Manufacturess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Bt inang pae + Omaha, Ne & BOLTE, cturer of © and 101 )8, 12th 8t Workdono o1 tho country, Western Cornico Works, €. SPECHT, Proprictor. ron Cornjces, Kte, il Sk light. 608 aud 610, ) St Omahi, 2 Specat’s m- Doors, Sash. Etc. " The Gate (i'y Planing Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds, Also all kinds of turning, Scroll und Stair work of every de- geription, A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Kouldings, Etc. Stair Ruils n specialy 16th and Mare Telephotie No. 92 8. Omaha, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Electriciats, Electrical Supplles. Masonic Block, Omaha, ctric Matt, Five Alarms, l’\\l(!\' & VIE Alarms, Bells, aking Tubes, ILING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work Ruiling, Rolied By ns andGirders encral Foundry Mnohinoand Mlacksmith Work. — Oflice ang Works, U, P. Ry. and 8 17th st. iron ard Nails, T OMALA NATLMA NUEFA 'RING CO., Cul Hails flflfl ‘%plkes. Omaha, Neb, " Gmalia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN, Manufacturer of Fire and Burg] Vault Doors, Jail Worlk. Cor. 14th and Juckson Sts., Omaha, Neb. ork. Proof Safes, Shutters and Wiro Wagong and Carriages. Established 1858, A. T. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409 and 1411 Dodge Strect, Omaha, Nob. _ Commlsslon, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission 0. Bu Dnton Stock Yard e, Manager, . Omaha, T¢loheno 583 i Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Supcrintendent, f T BAVAG & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Herchaats. Bhipments of wny undal kinds of stock solicit ed. N Union Stcck Yards, Owaba, [Nt Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, ite. Yards—Cor. 7t and Douglas, Cor. 9th and Douglas. BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Intorior Hard Wood Finish, Just opened. . worth Streets, Omuha, Neb. . cor. Bth and Leaven- CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, C: N. DIETZ, Neb F. Colpotzer, Lumber, 18th and California Strects, Omaba, Neb, FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Dougias Strects, Omaha, Neb GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumbar. Omahu, Nebruska, CHASB. R. LEB, Hardwood Lumber, w.run Stock, Fancy \oods, ridge Timbors - Cor, ¥th aind Douglus, Omub, Neb. T. LYMAN, a. Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, !(cmldlr;o Bulding Paper, B, South Lt Ktroety Clann, WNebraska, Fish, Etc, ON IS CO. Bucecssors 1o Icken Slemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, ors of Doreign Fish, Nc == Btee at and o P, Track, Owulite Hob. 011013 Jones F.P. FAY & (0, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fraits,Nuts and Cigars, 1211 ¥ arnam St., OmahaNeb, Lime, Cement, Etl:. —9.J. JOHNSON & CO,, Wity rers of Himis Waite L'm), {Aua Shippors of ¢ aul and Coke, Coment, Plus £ ime, H Bower Pipe. Office Taxtan | i 1 otel, teléphone 11, Farnam Street, Onali, N obruska. Job Printing, REES PRINTING €O, dob Printers, Book Binders, And Llank Book Manufue. L0i-1)3 )5 Vi OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s, PARLIN, ORENDORTY & MARTIN, Wholeseio Dealers in Agricultural Implements, anons und Buggics, Omaha Neb, CUHURCHILL PARKER, Wholcsale Dender in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Carriages and I Jepes St bet. 0th and 1 ymuhi, Not Boots and Shocs, W. V. MORSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, Munufactory. Joston, Carpets 8 A ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpels Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goo 1425 Parnam Stroct, On, Coal, Lime, Ete. JEEI W, BEDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Sto Ofce, £13 & H1h ¢ Omaha, Neb, Yards, #th and D renport Sirects. n.\~|\\|.||u> 5 of Conl and Coke, President, " l Gro. PATTERSON, Soc. niid Tres! J.H. llv|~v|n‘. LU A B Proprictor Mannger. Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMANA, NEBRAS oMco, Cphono 40, Gro. I nAGH, Pres. € 1L GOODNAN, VAT SUNDERLAND Sec, nnd Trons. Omnha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and foft_co, 29 8, Lith St Omaba, Neb. OMATA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard aud Soft Coal. Exclusive deniors in Boulder Colorado Coul, 217 Coffee a GATES, COL ‘oraot Iiking howder, ¥in ot Biuing, ote. Try one oase bf our 1 packaio Home Blend Hoasted Coffee, 1609 Howurd Sty Cmaha, Neb. CLARKE BROS, & CC Omaha Coffee and Spice Hills. Tens, Cofl o es, Baking Powder Flivoring Extracts, Laindry Bine, 1ok, ote. 141416 Hue ney Street, Omaha, Neb. Commission, ‘Etc, BRANCH & CO., Wholesao Fraits, Produce, Oystars, 1121 Farnam St., Omaha, Apples—Our own pack- ing—Plutt & rand Oysters, Butter, Egigs, Gune JOTNF. Genera! Comml lon Merchant, Keturns TR Ml MAN & CO, Gencral Commlscion Hcrchauts, 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraskn, Consign- ments solicited. W. B. RIDDEL Ir. Storage and Commission Merchant. Butter. Bgys, Pou ., Omuba, Nob. WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. Jen and Doiestic Fruits a speeialty. Fl- G A R R e 10 North Iith st. Telephone D. A, HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, s and Produce. A fullline of Stone. ignments solicited. 1414 Dodgo St., Butter, ware. 'C Omalin, MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Bggs. Refrigerntor ind Packin 1sc, 14 & Lenven. worth St on U P, I . 1 Omahn, Nob. st ablished 18 ROBENT PULVIS, Genoral Commission, 2118, 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb, Spe .nlllvs-nuuur Liges, Poultry and Gu PEYCKE DBROS,, Commission Herchants, sduce and_ Provisions, Omaha, Neb GRIFFITH & IH()\I,\\ Fruits, P Buccesse to Jsiac rifith, Conmission Merchants And whol lo deuiors. In fruits, but o l(m\( IllH(l\l, & SONS, Successors to A, P, Schack,) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 Bouth 1ith Street, Omaha, Neb, Dry Goods. Dry Goods, Hosiry, Notions, Lices, Embroiders and Whito' ¢ ooce, (20 Douglus Strect,” Omauhna, Nob. White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U. 1. Ity Omals, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCIE, Munufacturers aud Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, T Turf Goods, 11 t3' and, ol Farnuw Manressex. E. M. HULSE, Hattress Co'"pany. anufacturing Mattre Ading, Feather Pillows, Cots, kEte, 2200 ..uu] l.vn Douglas Steect, Omahia, Neb, Al Overalls, CANFIELD MARTPACTURING €O, Hanufasturers 0(' Overalls, Jeans Puuts, ¢ and L " Doughs [ (1Y M. WEATING, Kgent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing As:'a Special brands: Fasut Budweiser and Evlngor MENDELSSOHN & FISHER ARCHITECTS D L, SHANE, Superintendent OMAHA JOPBERS' DIRECTORY #th Steoctand Cn on P OMANA T Dealers in ANl Kinds ot Building Material at Wholesale. MIER €O, GERMAN I, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Luraber, 20th and Teard Stroot J AL WAK 3 1 N1 Track, Omahy = Omaha, Nobraska. EFIRLD, Who]es. le anhcr, Lalh Shingles, Building Papers, ' Cement. Ninth ana Jone Miltir 1 OBERI Fmporters and Jobboe 1213 ond 12l Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Fte, 1200, 1208 and 121 Fronam Stie Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cl 13, Tobacco nnd S aster, H' l'l.l Nob. ery. ELDER, Miliinery and llouons Harney Street, Omaha, Nob Musival Instrus ot Furniture, Ete, DEWEY & STONE, Wholesalo Dealers in kurnll 113, Farnam Street Crocer Omuhy, iess E. I CHAPMAN & (0, M Kers' A rticles, 1 ER & RAAPKE * Hlinds, Mould (A d 3 CHARLES SHIVERICK Hirrors. Omaf Wholesale ¥aney Grocers, Teas, 8pices, Cigars and Tobnecos, Ins Stre 1, O naki, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th wud Farnum Strects, Omaha, Nob AGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 08, %06, %7, 709 wnd 711 8. 10th St., Omubia, Neby, PAXTON, ( Hardw . J. BRe are, ATCH, 7 Ihw\urllslu nnd 1519 Douge Heavy Hflrdv.uru, Iron, Steel, Eprines, f Neb. v and E Wholosala. lrop. Steel, Wagon And Carrinze W¢ e R17und I cave: T HIMEBAVGI & TAYLOR, agon Stock, Harn DNE Heay Builders' Havd ware, Mechanics' Tauls and Buitalo Scules. Ne Jus Kireet, Omuh; LB, FRIE D & €O, Hardwood Lumber, eta troe, Omuha, Nob. & GIBBON, Tnrdware, vorth Street, Omahiy 1405 Douge Jobbers of Hardwsa re md Nails, Tinware, Sheet 1 ron, Be. Reikind Bow der Con OF MILTON ROGERS 2 Stoves, Ranges, Eulnaces, Tlles, Mantics, Grltes, Bruss goods, RECTOR & WiLH el num St 121 wnd 1628 Fare Y{CON Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Ce Streets, Owaha, Nob. Write to W, ) Omuha, DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, ‘or. 10th and Harney. Harvesters, Manufeeturer of the Deerlng\ Harvester Goods, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Iron Pipe, Ete, elephone 610, Pumpa, Pipe and Engines. or, Railway and Milling Supp! Steam_and Water Supplies, Hendqu il Furain sunel- Mast Foost C Omaby, Neb. 0.8 Goods. Jewel ry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. 403 and Wholesule Dealc CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE €O, Wholesale Dedlers in Oils, Gasoline, Micn Axlo Grons 7y Omulin, Dfice, U nion Market housd, phos Notions. = VINYARD & SCHUNEL Jobnes wl Mator Tt e nishing Goods. 0Oils, Etcs Pork Packing. B BOYD, Pork P;xéker und snlppar, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiors, Safes and 17 Dodyre Stre 1t vack, Omubn, Neb, Lot;ks. P. BOVER & €O, Dinmc m.\;-,l Loyimer, Goneral Agonty o, B4 ond ¥24 Furnam St. Omaha, N ’ CHURCHILL PUMP €O., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Flmugs. — e | wmchu\ fc., 10§ No, i Hotions, Hoslary & Gaats' Fueaizaing Good 2005’ 0d 1003 Puraum St., Omahit, Nob, PRI l(ubinson Hotion Company, A. H. Bishopy Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof Sufes,Time and Jail worls, 1020 1 i And Dealer in Iaints, O Omalu, » And Liguors. Solo in st Ludia Bitters, 110 N aral, Vogotab!o or. 1Ll o Drugs, Wd Dodge Wlmlesale and !etalI‘Deefler in Seads, e, 0dd Ete, ollows' , Ominh, Nob. P 1E GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists, Wines, Successor to 3 and Wi D ¥ r.:m Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 214 and 216 8. 1ith St., Omaha, Nok A Notions, Ete, T 1. BRANDIES & Wholesal Job Lots, Notions, Goiy L1 ors, Ete 1LER & €O, Distiliers and Importers of Wines Vo um e St 1otk Be 6 Mnnuhu turers Juckw [4( N, o i Flour and Feed, W.J, WELSHANS & €O, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Graie, of W.J. Welshuns & Co.'s Quiek four shinz Goo, o8 divily, ocks, Vaulte , Ominhin, Nob Hall, oo bt ¢ J {ind Window Glass turors of Konnels's cy Sircer, Unanay Al progrictars Onabe Cor. Bl aud Furudw Streets, Omal i