Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1886, Page 3

WHEAT TRADERS DISGUSTED A Teatureless Market, With No I'rofits to Be Made on the St CORN STAYS QUIET BUT FIRM Better Prices Prevall Than on Thurss day-Provisions a Trifle Stronger ~Oats Inactive—The Cattle Market Improves. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Critcaco, Augnst.—|Special Telegt the Brr—Wueat—Wheat came being featureless today as atany time for a month, Al of the leading operators except 12 two or three are out of the city and ap- parently out of the market. “Old Huteh™ is making the biggest stir, and nobody kn wi To-day he a 1 to buying September under and sellin whenever the price got al that point s been a bull on wheat, closed out his line of (00,000 bushels this morning, netting a profit of 650, Ie is aisgusted and says there is nothing in wheat now. Others who wonld like to be bulls are of the same way of thinking and express themselves unhesitatingly to that off The market to-day closed about ¢ better than yesterday and fluctuations were within a %e range. Business was alnost exelusively I Septey ar e, O-tober at i8I nd November at 8) September never sold during the session above 1714 or below Cors—Corn in the speculative market ruled quiet but firm. At no time did pr get quite down to yesterday's elosing figures, and during most of the se; higher, The market closed better than yesterday, the latest bids stand ing at 4 for Auzust, 4%c for September, and 454¢ for October. Trading was light in the aggrogate than for several days past, and liad it not been for the buying by Hutelh- inson, who took several large jags, ineluding one of a quarter willion bashels, the market would have been called a dull one. It was L ainly without new or interesting fea tures, and the bulk of trading was around 441445 for September, the other futures attracting very little attention. Scptember opened at 44 ige, sold up twice to 447¢, but reacted quickly on both bulges, OATs—Oats were inactive and vrices flue- tuated within a_narrow range, the near futures closing a shade better than yesterday and October and May unchanged. Septes ber sold at 281 'xc, the opening and clos- ing figures standing at 20 PROVISIONS—Provision day and a small ad Pork made a gain early eased off later and closed and $9.80 for Octob erday. September $6.20, Phe fecling was a little Neptember wheat being ors: puts, ige scllerss eptember corn, e calls, 441y bid, m to As mear \t hie s doing, spold Bloow, w i ber ciosed ! & or S (@10c_ better lard left off at easier o the eurb, now quoted at lls, Tilge selie 1 puts, 44%e bi CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Ciieaco, August 6, al Telegram to the BrE.|—CATTL Teceipts were much lighter than peovle expected, and tiere was a better feeling in trade. The receipts have been comparatively light from the be- ginning of this week, but early trade was dull under the effectof last week’s big ruan. Since the middle of the week, however, trade has been gathering strength and the advance of yesterday and to-day amounted to about 10 ¢, most of the improvement coming to- “There were some prime hea: tie here which sold around 5,00, but there were more buyers for fat 150010 1400 1b steers than for those weighing 200 Ibs more. Exporters are taking o fair share of heavy cattle for shipment alive, but there 15 v little competition for the very heavy cattle. Less than twenty: rs of Texans were on the mark with fourteen cars of the Big Horn, Wyo., natives. This made a very nd the general . The'27 head of Big s nveraged 1300 1bs, Indian_ cattle, averaging <ans, corn-fed, 1009 1bs, 1 quotations: Shipping st S, 94,0505, 1 50 1bs, 2 950 10 1200 Ibs. ade wes active and prices about Se higher for corn-fed stock and steady on common and . Common_and grassy ixed and good to choice - best heavy, §5.00 5. FINANCIAL New York. August 6,—MoNey—On call, asy at 2gucd per cent, elosingat 3 per cent Ked. Prive eent. STERLING 10xenANGE—Dull but steady at $4.541¢ for sixty day bills and $4.85 for de- mand. GOVERNMENTS dull and a shade lower. Stocks—The bullish feeling in stocks was very pronounced this morning and there was a rush to buy stock dover one-half of the day’s busitiess was dono in the fist hour, fl\unmh.us advancing throughout the | he opening vrices were almost invariably higher, Western Union being the only nota- th ption, with a dechine of 14 per cent. e advances ranged from ' to % per cent, the latter in abash preterred. “After a slight period of hes ey the market be- came extremely active and strong throughout the entive list.” The ncll\itf. however, ended with the tirst hour, as did also the advances, except for specialties, The usual quiet and ul«ml ket sucece Jed, which continued until (ln. close, BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. 100% C. & N, W . 1113 nrclmrm 1203 N. C. Un'xm MERCANTILE PAPER — 4@5 per Governments were . 15 preferred nml prefer Texas Pa {Union Paci W, St L, & pmm tern Union. B 105 8| 1 | Lake Shore L. &N..... fich, Contral 0. Pacifie Northern P preferred o7, 7 1093 MARKETS. Chleago, Auguit 6.—Klour—Quiet and unehanged: winter wheat flour, § gouthern, $5.900)4.00; Wisconsin, $4. 004, 15, Michigan soit spring wheat, $3.50@4.10; Min: nesota bakers, $3.50@4.10: patents, $4.30@ 4.60: low grades, $1.75 rye flour, quiet a1 8325010 irels, aud §5.00@4.0 Tn sacks. Wheat—Quiet but steady, opened same as yesterday and closed 'ye ‘above yesterds :'l_uwln cas Waibiie; Septembes 7 1] October, 78 1510 Stronger, closing e above yester- I 43 5-10c% September, # T10c; Oc- e FRODUC isiight tmprovement, in September, 28%c; Flax-seea—SL14. Tllllulll_'—sl’r‘l:w. dull and slow at $2.00. k aetive, closing 10c_above f* - tenday's closes cush 0075 September, $9.70@0.721¢ ; October, §9.50@v. 82, Lard—Firmer, 2i¢e higher; cash, $6.90@ Septeniber, $0.95@0.97}; October, 0.0 fl}{' Meats—Shoulders, $6.10@0.15; shors elear, $0. hort ribs, $6.113¢. “Bnglar‘;— ull; creameries, 15@18c; dairies, e >3 &m—qma and slow: full cream ched- dnmh 7&““. flats, Ti@ikc; young Ameri- ) @\Oc !ll u— uvy;’mn unad1 + ilght flae B%e; i&" 1@ide; iry fllnl. m@uc calt o; deacous, Tallow—No. 1 eauntry, 3'g@e: No. 2, % ‘ Sinpments, | o0 | 4000 | 12,000 000 Receipta, Corn, b b . 115, Barley.nn ) New York, Ao 100,000: export September clo: ons quict raded, 49 & delivered; Septemiver I firm and qu! I P 1 closing o Oats yiore ah trolonm—Fasy rk—Firm and demand w miess quated_at §10,62 @10, &11.620 0 1, Lard—A western \ports, | ] ints. western od at ¢ lerate new i United « Nigler apot, & and stean, very qu September Fair demand: western, 13@20c Firm. Steady ter and demand fairy western Augnst 6. —Wheat—Stronger; Ne 8 red, Corn—Fair mixed, 4 Oats Rye ewand and steady: No. 2 2 mixed, 23 Whisky—Du Milwankee, Anzis cash, ¥ Septemin 3 Cor Seare No. 2, Oats—Dull i Ryo—Nominal. Barloy—Higher: 3 rrovisions—Stron and September, S Bt. Louis, August Bigher: No. %, red, cash, LTS (@R 1, Corn No. Septemt Oats—F ~Wheat—S October, Gilfe. A pork, Al Octob A 6, — Wheat—Firm 1 Septem- er be 2, mixed, sash, 8¥@i0c; mixed, cash, 2015@ Rye—Easy at Whisky—&1 Pork—Steady at Lard—Firm at S g Butter—Steady; ereamery, 13@20c; dairy, Ka Strong tember, Why bid; August 6. cash, Gli¢ 0y 4hc Quiet; No. Septenmbe Nowinal Octobe cash, 27c’ bid, Toledo, August 6.—Wheat—Active and steady : cash, 16 >0c, Corn—Steady; cash, 44, Oats—Steady ; 1 Liverpool, Auzust 6, — Wheat—Demand improving; new No. 2 winter, 6s 6/ 5d i spring, 65 6! . ¢ Flour— spring, 8, Corn—Spot and futures demand improving; new mi August, 48 i September; 45 21455 October, 4 5d. New Orle August aud steady at Hx@50c. Oats_Dull and” lower; choico westorn in ‘air demand; extra No. 1 1igd; 6,—Corn—Quiet sacks, Corteal—Dull, weak and lower at $2.40. Hog Products—Quiet and weak. FPork—£10. Larda—Refi Bulk Me: and elear rib e, tierce, 86,5 hould 3¢: long clear LIVE STOCK. Ohicago, Augusts, reports as follows: “Receipts, 4,500 ning steers, The Drover’ s Journal nd a shade stock- bul! active cows, and mixi through £ steer 10,8 -l(omp(: 18,0003 good, strong 1y: Tough und mixed, $4.1 1524.0: _pa (»Ung’o and ship 300 nhim}\ems. rass Texans, , $4.00014.50; 10 comma oo ipts, e steady ; others he lowe (@485~ common to med Skipt and pigs, $4.00@: August 6.—Cattle—Recelpts, 3503 ‘shipments,100; active and firm_on * all xrad &ood to choice shipping, $4.50@4. 7 common to fair, §3.80@4.25; butcher steer @} cows and_ heifers, $2,25@3,50; through Tex: 5. Hogs—Receipts, 3,000; shipments, 1,400; active and firn butchers and best heavy, @195; mixed packing, —&4.35( $3.400 sers and common shipmeats, co0d toc um, 0. OMAHA LIVE STOOK. Friday Evening, August 6. he market was more active to- day and a greater number changed hands. Values rewain about the same. Hoas—The run of hogs was double to-day what it yesterday, but the market was slow. The buyers and sellers were slow in coming togetlier on prices. A good many were left over, the salesnien being unwllling 10 take what was offered. ‘There is no market, RECE Showing the stock on this ma teers, 1100 to 110 Ib. Medium stecrs, 1230 to 1350 1bs. Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 lbs Good feeders, 900 to 1000 Ibs. Good to choice corn-fed coy Fair to medium grass cows Good to choice bulls. ... Light and medium 1o; Good to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hogs Fair to good shorn sheep. Representative Sales. L.804 Range of Prices. Showing the |I‘§|ltallllll lowest priees paid for mixed loads of hogs on this market dur- ingthe past seven days, with comparative values: June Friday 30th. 405 @49 Saturday 81st... July. Monday, 24 Tuesday, 5d. . §4.35 @4.60 Wed'sday, 4th, Thureday, 6th 455 @465 Friday, 6th ... 445 @475 Live Stook Sales. Showlng the number of cattle. hogs and sheep purchased by the leading buyers on to-day’s market. CATTLE, & H Hammond & Co. Isher. *BL . [ nhmln & Rothehil [ HOGS. lark Bros. H. H.mmoml & Co.. North & Co. All sales of stock 1 this market are made cwt. live welkht unless otharwise stated. npnu at dgc per 1b for all weignts, “Skins,” or hogs welghing less than 100 lbs no vslu © n l‘reuun sows are docked and stags 50 | and marketed Hogs, THE OMAHA DAILY Notes. . E. vanderaff, Bradshaw, was here and old ho F L« and s C. H. Toncray, F the yards to-day. 0. McConnoghy, Gibhon, b the mar A. Walker , Lost Creek, was at the yards mont, was a visitor at a load of eat St. Michiael, eame in to-day Mr. Harr , A well known live stock man of York, Neb,, was in to-day Paul Franer, Lockwood, was ted fifty-six head of eattle s, of Lewis & MeClintoo was here and sold hos of the firm ot I was at the here and Weep ¢ ack & Jur Minden ards and sold Blanchard, of the firm of T ek commission. Chi to-day, looking after market: Smith & Lock wood mith, s on the W, F Franer uthi; G Juniata Unitt. Seward; William aco: Hall & MeCletlan, . and Morrissey Bros., Milford. John Hickey, Springfield, Nev., bought 9 head of western eattle, in the vards last winter, that averaged 1005+ pounds, The ame lot were sold yesierd: veraging 14 pounds, there having beer in of a little over 415 pounds per hoad. © Unless someone else can show & bettor record on as luge a bunel of eattle, Mr. Hickev will be worthy the title of the champion feeder, On the market' with hogzs: John 1awks & Riley, Albion, North Bend:'S, R, Bl; Uhl, Stromsbe Rising: L Lowe bach & Cor,, Shelby: C. W. Welsh, Papillion; Slater & Frazier, Wavne: Nelson & Young, Oakland: I, W. B Nelntosii & Sutton, Chapma s MeMillen, Scotia, and ‘Truelson & Bro., Loup City. an tell vou what was the matter zmarket yesterday and_to-day, ula prominent buyer, “For back Hammond & Co. and North & keis, have been running each Dave put_prices up until, Chiicago Drovers' Journ the actual sales, vou arkot here is proportion on mixed hogs who have bought h week for Chicazo vacker jumps into th Dorn, vith re- week Ca., the otirer and it you ke the ud the Beg and will find_that much higher in The shippers in the market the past have lost heavily. A market and pays 1% to 20¢ more than the are worth” just to make some otlier packer pay the same then the salesmen hold the ba liogs at the same price and of eourse they go slow. Buyers cannot be expeeted to pay wore for anything than it is worth just b cause someone el s foolish enough to do it OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS General Produce, Friday ing, August 6. The following priecs are for round lots of prodicce, ax sold on the market to-day. The quotations o fruits represent the prices at h ougside orders are filled. \e receipts are more lberal and arket is ot strong at 10c. TTER. h table butterin good Tequest, lower grac untinue dull, Al but- ter should be packed in clean, new tubs. Old ionable and inv v affect amerv, 17@1%¢; choice dairy, 14¢etse: good coun- rocowntry, Ywlie; common, Receipts for the past week or ten days have been exceed ngly heavy, and prices have gradually declined.” Sales to-day are being made at about the follow tions: Old ehickens, choice, per doz. spring cfiickens, choice, per do, prinz chickens, fair to good, @225 ducks, per doz., S ToMATC er_one-thiid bashel boy ver bushel box, S1.50. C ABBAGE Is quite er crate. - 0Nt «—\rucnmlm{ forward stowly yet, and prices are fim with a good demand; Cholet, per bl $53.504,00. B Ihtotior staek | country, § 3 Dicked, § Por. ce now. Missouri, The@S1.00; mediim ced navy, S1.65. s a littl more dctive; I wnge according to quality of stock, 1rom 50@t0e per bushel. g good hand L ber 16 quart. aase, nds, 85.00, 2 outhern ploms A T A ; 0; “southern” plums, 2 Fruits—The market Is well supplied. Bartlett pears 3 Wiiite Doyenne, per box, 83 per box, 35.00: " other tie wlord's_peachos, per box, box, £2.00; zunu-s, per Navels, $7.00; Med- 3 St.Michels. 6,50, s, per Californ! A smallamount Is coming in out 10t sell very fast. Shipping stock, per 4 PES—A few southern e arrived in the market; 10 1b, CocoANUTS—Coconnuts, per 100, 5,00; less than hundred. per 100, $5,50, Fi6s XD DATrs -Figs, layer, 4 1b boxes, per Ib, 16¢, Dates, fancy fard, 12 1b boxes, l4c: dates, Persian, 50 1b boxes, per 1b, 10¢. Nurs—Pecans, large pon..md 11c; pecans, mediuw, 8e; English waluuts, ide; almond Tarragong. 20c; almonds, Luvgiedoc, /ils, 13¢; filberts, 14¢; peanuts, hand picked, fancy Virginia, Sige: peanuts, hand ynkn‘(lchnk?l\hrglnlu, peanuts, roasted, er v — California, gt lx" rnia, Ne- Bulk, 14 to 17 gation kegs, per gal, $1.00: zal_cans, per gal, §1.05; halt gal can’s per gal, $1.10, CipEr=New 'y ork, per bbl, $7.u0; do. half bbl, $4.00; Crab, doz qts, relined. ver b, 8000, VINEGAR—White wine, 13@17c; cider, 13 @17c; single strength, 13¢; triple stren 520 Pias' FEer, Triek, E 3 3 do, 14 bbl, Lambs' tongues. per 3¢ bbl, $3.25 503 do, quart jars, jars, per case, 2 doze) $6,7° £4.00; do, per i bbl, §2,00; N " kfast bacon, ear eido bacon, Th@o: dry ealt short rib sides hlll)lluln' 3 Dliéces, 1o Jard, ‘tlerecs, 63,0: 50-b cans 10-b cans '(Fairbanks), 7/e; 5Ib cans, do, e &-1b cans. do, 7. Uk AND MILLsTUPFS—Winter wheat flour, bestquality patent,§2.50; second quality, $2.40@2.50; bes spring wheat flour per ew : white corn mes T cwts sor )L‘l' ewts General Markets, Medium, 17@30¢ per 14 fine heavy, ight, 14@17c; coarse, gl5e; burry een butchers', cured, 8@sige; dry flint, 11{@1: 10c: damaged hides, two-th case, prime whit o shieep pelts, 25@The. THER-Prime slaughter sole leather, prme oak sole leatl i leather, per_foot, 20@e: hem. kip, oak kip, S5@dse: French kip, $1.00@ hew. calf, $1.00@1'10; oak ealf, $1.00@ 25: French calf, $1.25@1’85: Moroceo boot Ieg, 30@it2e Murmx‘oulllwhbl Wwide ; top- pings and linings, $6.00@10.00 pér do gy HEAVY HAKUWARE—ITOL, rate, $2.25; low steel special cast, 4¢; crucib lesteel, 6e; cast tools do, 12@18c; wagon spokes" per sat, $1.75 hubs, per sel % felloes, sawed dry, $1.40; tongues, each, Tic; axles, each, 750: fauars ouis. ger 1b,7@lie; coil ehain, per Ib, 6@12e; malicable, G@se: iron wedges, 6e: erowbars, 6e: harrow teeth, 4¢ soring stecl, 1@8c; Burden's horsestioes, $1.40; Burden’s mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed wire,' in car lots, $4.00 per100 Ibs. ronl Nalls, rates, 10 1o 50, §2.50; steel nails, §2.65; Shot—$1. buckshot SLEs: orlental xowller. kogs, $2.80: do, balf kegs, 0, quarter kegs, $1.50; blasting, kegs,' § fuse, per 100 feet, 65¢. Lead Bar, $16, PAINTS 1§ O1- Wi tiieead. Omal white lead, St. Louis, green, 1 05 1v caus. §@ie; green 3 dry salt, 9@ ; yellow, 2¢; | &D., 16 | M. & r & | BEE: SATURDAY. neh zin fuish asst red seal, e Oe: Freyeh I"-'\‘lnll An 1. 08: rosn 1 red, Lo Veneting red, Xmerican! roufe yellow, genuine, 1203 ochré, roche'le i oclire, Amer st Lehjel brown Finee's mine Whige Iend, French,' 35 s ninery Sp hish, brown. & Dy Pars & Pariz whi whiting wilders co L ack, Ger ek, arine, 19 nt, 45 umbe A, raw, 4 Pay ATIS gECeN, common 0 chirome green raw raw and 18c: re 1 vory Prussian bl vandyk raw, 4c; and bur burnt 0 fined lamp! i i k biack, 1 40c: nltramaris M. & D, 16 blind + Paris green & D, 200 yellow ochre, od “ochre, 16c: light oak Venetian red, vermulion, 1 0. D patent carbolie, alba, ver ealomel, 1 chloro- Acld, lonidia, per o7, Dover's powi } “epsom salts, ,-m 1 n, per . 18¢: lead, aee <tor, No. 1, per per gal., SL40: oil. oliv al., €1, annwi, 50c: opium 5 quinin P& W.and K. & S, per oz, 00 potassium jodide, per h, $3.00: alicin, per oz, 40c; sul- phate inorphine, per oz, $2.30: sulphur, per I, 40t stryehnine, per oz, $1,50. VanyisnEs—Birrels, per gallon: ture, cxtra, § furniture, No, 1 oil. or urnl- 1, $1.0 D phaitur hard ol finis Spinirs—Col do 101 proof, 101 proof, $110; ol ¢ spirits, 188 proof, $1.1 spirits, second aualit " IS8 proot, - $1.10,_Alco- )i per wine datlon. * Redis- 50. Gin, hh-mlel Kentucky bourbons, nd Pennsylvania ryes, den Sheaf bourbon and rye .00, Brandies, | 85 domestic. \@3. 0, @6,005 domestic, imported, per case, per case, $10.00@18.00. Gins, import Ch L00; American, Grocers' List. Prokres—Medium, in bpls, & half bbis, $3.00: snall, in bbls, halt bbls, $5.50: ‘gherkins, in half bbls CANDY URACKEN picnie, 5! city sod SonA—In Ib papers, 85.25a case; salsoda, Keg, per Ib, 2ge. SYnrUP—No. 70, 4gallon kegs, 18, 33@tde per gallon \TuYu- Syrup, 4 trictly pure, jue per gallon; per doz.: i gallon cans, 0: do In $6,00: do in in bbls, $7.00; do stick, Klg@dige. butter _and inger snaps, 81,¢; $1.00; New or glos: Gge; 5 )nnélfu s ¢ u;‘ Kings Ih, closs, 6 Ib U 5%c: Kin nih, el (@11350;prime, 11312 fancy .?m-x:\ and w?'xu 13}g@14! je: old gov- ernment Java, 20@ic; interior Java. 16 90c; Mooha, 22ue; Arbuckle's roasted, Liie; MeLabghiints' KXXX roasted, 141] . 14143 eyt Cros k's” Savon L103@11e: fair, s choice, 123 @13k e | " Tmperial, 0 andard, 5 Kirk’s white_ItuSsian, 4 003 Kivks White Cap. £6.50: Dome, $5.8 1< No1 quarter apples, 33@ in evaporated boxes, Vig@9*{c; blackb peaches, eastern 1oy 3 lll nm\ ket ) TL@Tie; viunes, new, 41 D (00DS— 0y S, i strawberr rasbberries, 2 1b per ca per case, 84,40 peaches, per ease, $4.90; white 5.00% Wams per case, S00; blue- A egE ]\Illll\ sples, 2 10, ner case, §4.20 . ber. doz, $1.20: 11b sal- 1.55; 2 1b_gooseberies, ring beans, per case, FLo0: 2 b mon per do er ¢ m‘. S1.75: lh lima bee 5 8 o 0@S 50+ 3 1b corn, |ur('\w, $100 r beef, pr dor. $L.7U incl, 98e; 1 ineh, —per_caddie, ¥Sc; round, per s cases, $1.703 mule square, SUGARS— cut loaf, THe: granulated, 0 to! standard extra medium yellow, es, 40 ]hG 98ic; 03c; ot Hox 2050, Fish. Smoked halibut, 10} ¢; new scaled her- rings, 28 TERRINGS. [BIs (B Qr BUIs PIs Kts W 50 40 Mew FIsH. Funcy 6 00 5003 00 IMPORTED FISH. Q'rBDls Pails or Kits 50 40 1210 [Brls HI DOl 200 100 %0 81 Norwegian | KKk Hor'ngs 14 20 7 | 56893803 10, 508004803 90, Holland Herrings, new.... é BALMON B s e e | 200 100] 03 | 50 | 40 |12 113 00l7 006 35,3 8 ; pIS HE 10 600 300 100 300 | B Eels 18 009 2810 Saimon Dbl Qr Bbls Pls Kia w50 40 12 ) 360260100 6 60 27001 80/1 50,561 50 'rout No. 1 Pickerci Dry Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 50 17.50 18,50 10 19.00 14,50 5,50 1650 19,00/19.50 09/16.00 19,00 19. 0. 16.50 1 6.09/16.50, 1 Y. 1, 4 & 6 inch, 19 and 14 ft, rough. 0.2 4 & 6inch, 12 and 14 {t., rough. No. 2, 4 & 6 inch) 16 1t'. rouzli.... 14 and 16 ft. O1 Mand 16 fi.. 12, 14 and 16 ft (KIDING. l'l‘l com., 12 14 and 16 Il by FLOOKING. A 6inch, »\lnh‘ pine B 6inch, 1st and 24, 4d, clear, 1 A select, 1 B select, 13, Tk and Jstand %, clear, 1 jucl 5. 8d, clear, I inch, s A Select, 1 inch, s. B selec’, 1inch) 5. 25.... SH1P LAF 1, plain, Sand 10 inch.. ) plain, 8 and 10 inch.. SOUTHERN YELLOW PIN Com. 4 and 6 in. flooriug. Star 1st and 24 clear, , 1i¢ and avd 6 in. flooring. .. LIME, ETC. uiney white lime (best. rred feit, per cy Btraw boanlw ordinary, Sc; dark oak, | | Ageat for the Manufucturers and tmportars | Lamps, Chinineys AUGU _OMAHA IIHUHMUHERS. Bridges Fiie O RAYMOND & CANPHELL, Fngn Steam B 63, Roof T ms;e.‘ Steam Pile Driving | Troh Combination and Piline and Onk Timbe Telephone No 71 Howe 1t s, Truss near Bridgos, Farnam Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEYER Jobbers of ugflrs, Tobaccos Gune and Ammu Street, 1090 (o 1024 Farnai & €O, \\I ST & FRITSCH Manufacturers of Fing (leara, Aud Whol Dea ) Leaf 7 aha, Nob. LTOCKery, W. L. WRIGHT, Cr orkcry Glassware Oflice, uha, Nib, . 8 GOODRICH & O nts for F. A. Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children's Carriagos, Aud Jewett's Celebrated Refrigc or price lists. 113 m st 7 Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. John Epenetor, Proprictor. Munufactur Gulvanized Iron tnd Cornice. 02 Dodge and 100 and 165 North 10th Strcot, Omaha, Nob. KUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturessof Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Etc., 410 5. 12th 8t. Workdone tof the count et 0 Ayc wora, . Omaha Galvani wed Patent ) th St., Omaha, . Ete, Speeat's im kylight. 608 mnd 510 S . Doors, Sash. Ete, The Gate Ci'y Plen'g Will. Doors, Sash and Hlinds, Also wll kinds of turning. Seroll and Stair work of every de- seription. A. ROSENDBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc Btair Rafls o epecialiy 15th and Marey St Telephone Jmaha, Neb. o Electrical Suppies. OLFE & CO., Eloclrlcmrn. Electrical Supp les, Masonic Block, Omaha. Burglur Alarm Fire Alarms, ¥'cotric Mattinz, Speakin; T 7 ron Works. Tubes, PAXTON & VIERLING [RON WO RKS Wronght and Cast Iron Building Work 10n Stairs, Railing, Rolled Res Bteam Engines, lirass Work Machine and Hlacksmith Works, U. . Ry. and 8 13th st OMAHA NAIL M4 SUFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, Ity. Omaha, Neb. Safes. Oinhfia Safe Works, . ANDREEN. Manufacturer of F{u\mul Burgla: Proof Safas, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wirs Work. ~ Cor. 14th and Juckson Sts., Omaha, Neb Wagzons and Carriages. T Eatablished I:\'-K. A, 7. SIMPSON, The Leading Cai.:age Factory, W and 111 Dodge Street, Omaka, Commlsslon, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission jeo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 8. Omana. Télo shone 552 Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John I Boyd, Superintendent. Live Slock Commiésiou Herchants. Shipments of auy and all kinds of stock solicit _ od_UnionStcck Yards, Omuba, Neb. Lumber, Etc, " LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lims, Bash, Doore, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7th and Doug! % Oth and Douglad. T 7HOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finigh, Just opened. N. . cor, 6th and Leuyen- worth Bireets, Omubia, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 & Mth Strect, Omabu, Nob. F. Colpetzer, ‘Muna; C. N. DIETZ i Lumber, 8th and California Strects, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Cor. 6th and Dougias Strocts, Omaha, Yeb, GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber. Omaba, Nebraski, CHAS, L. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fas Woods, Bridge Timbers, &C, B W uth and Douglus, Oruaha, Nob, = G. I, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Elinds, Moubdlzse, Building Paper, Ete, South Lith 5ret, Opa: el “Kobraska. wal Fish, Etc, SON FISH CO" Successors to Icken Sicmssen & Oa Wholesale Fish Dealers, ors of Toveign Fish, Nos. 911013 Jones S5= Bureat and " 1. Track, Omaba. Neb. Lo edicnany F.P. FAY & (‘,u:, Manufecturing Confectisners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts anl Cigars. Farnam St., Omehaxeb. =u Lime, Cement, Etc. TJ.J. JOHNSON & CO Manfastazass of [limis Waile Lims, And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Ce lfl«r 1ime, Hair, Fire lrick. lh.nn ax109 botel, tel tbrasks. er P B Farnam Street, Omab, N1 Job Printing. REES ¥ ING €O, Job Printers, Book Binders, fen | Mattings, ' OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s, "7 PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MANTIN, Wholes: & Dealers in Agricaltural lmplmi\enls,\wagnns and Duggics, Omaha Neb CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholcsale Desler in Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, Carria it J¢ s St 13th, Omaba, Nob, Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & CO, dobbers of Boots and Shoes, M1 Fecaam Strect, O, Neb nor Street Carpets, 8. A. ORCHIARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Clo\hs|, roet, Or Coal, Lime, JEFE W BREDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stona. J4th 1., Omaha, Neb, Yards, oth and DF venport tr MNEBRASKA FUE Shippers of Coal and Coke, 148, 10t e, Omana, Noeb, o L PowLE, Presidont, Gro. PATTEREON. and freas, 3. H. Hupnenr, FoA Raren, prictor. Munager. Febraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Office, 217 &, 1ith Stecet. Felcphone 0. Bro. I, Lanaan, Pres. €. T Goonyax, V. Pres JL AL SUNDERLAND See, and Treas. Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard and_soft_coar, 200 8. 1dth St Omaba, Neb OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exlusive dealora in Bovlder Colorado Coa!. Fouth Hia strect Coffee ard S ices, GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffes and Splc’ Hills M‘[g Co.‘ Coftee Rous ers o anu facturersof Buking Powder, I'la Bluing, etc. Try one case of our 1B packaxo Home Blena Roasted Cofes. 1009 Howard Sty Cmahy, Neb, CLARKE BROS. & CO, Omaha Coffce and Spice Mllls Teas, Cotlce Baking vowder Extracts, 1nk, vte. RROS ney srwm,“umhn. Neb, Commission, Etc. BRANCH & €O, Wholesaie Fruits, Preduce, Oysters, 1121 Farnam St., Omahn. Apples--Our own ack- ing—Platt & Co's Tiger Brand Oysters, But Ewgs, Gamo, Poultry, Potatoes. JONN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Prov Fruts, Flou: 3, 14th SE., Ou ©b. Consignn Keturns mude promutly. ats solici-ed. . McDONALD. COMMISM"N MERCHART. alties: But. IMAN & €O, Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Gameo, Fr e £t., Omuha, Ne - WESTERFIELD BRt General Commis m Merchants, 1406 Dod, pruska, Consign- W. E lm'lll 1. l/, Storage and Commission Merchant. Cheese, Butter Eggs, P S. lith, Omaba,” Néb. & MILLARD, Starage and Commlssm Mszchant wspecinlty house and offici 16 North 13th st. Telophone 1. D. A. HURLEY, N Commission &~ Jobbing, . Eggs and Produce. A full lin Consignments solicited. 1414 lia, MCSHANT, & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. or nnd Packing House, 14th & Leaven. ., on U. P R. K. Track, Omuha, Neb, Establ & ROBERT PULY Gezeral Commission, 2118, 141 St., Omaha, Nob. Specialties—Butter Eiggs, Poultry and Game. PEYCKE DROS,, Commission Merchaats, sduce and Provisions, Re'rie worth PHOMAS, Fuccessors (o lsiae Mith, Conmission mrchanls And whole de try produce fruits, but IR, e consigninen Ilrepfi('mlh 820 N. 25th Bt . & KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Buccessors to b hask) Produce Commission Merchants, _ No, 213 South 1ith Dry Goods. uld I i On tret, Omaha, Noh. lo Dealorsin Dry Goous llonery, Notions, | White' Cooc, Etroot. O, Mo, White Lead, CARTER WIHITE LEAD €O, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, und U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Elc, Y LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turt lmudn Blankets und Rob 1421 Purnam Streot Omaha, Neb. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, anufacturing Meitressos, Bedding, Pillows, Cots, Ko, 1206 uid 1205 Doug s Street, Omaha, Neb, X Overalls, CANFIELD MANUFACTURING €O, Ianuwlulcrs or Overalls, Jeuns Pants, Sliits, and 1 % Doy, Blataat, Cltin, ot Beer, S ;l h TING, Agent for uheuser-Bush Brewing Ass' Special brun ls: Fasut Budweis:r and Erlar PUTS AND CALLS d and It 1 nd for Price Wanhingt Amorican Lae | ity Mill, cor. ¥ aud Faruao St bet. 0th wud xtracis | oring 3 ' OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMATIA I o, Dealers in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Stractund Coon e i Track, Omaba A GERMAN D WY ATT 1 Tzard Streo 1. A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lalh Shmglu, Building Pape Saet <. Mould ek, Pickers, 1% Cemint. Nintn ana Jones, Oroaha Miltinery, 1. ORERFULDEY Tmporiers and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notioas, 120 - . —— Harnoy Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musval ]'!\lrumel[;‘ Etoinwy 1 [ and WS, e o Organs 1108 15th st Furniture, Ete, ~~ CHARLES SHIVERICK™ Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Ere., 129, 1208 and 121) Omah Fanam Streed DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitae, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries. E. B CHAPMAN & CO, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco und Smokers” Articles, 1217 How ux.lk MEYER & RAAPKE Wholesal Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tolwecos, 1513 and 1319 Douks Ins Stree s, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPA Wholesale Grocers, | Corner 10th snd Farnam Strects, GALLAGILR & €O, Hardware. J. BROATCII, w. Heavy Hardvmre Iron, Steel Bprings, Wy wood Lum | 1209 and v, Omabia, Nob. TBBON, Wholcsilve lrofi, Steel, Wagon And Carria Stock, |m.\ Hardware, E 2 , Omaha, HIMEBAVGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, | Mechenies’ Tools ana Duftalo Scales. 1405 Douge LEE, FRIED & €0, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, | Shect Iron, Eu nts for Howe s and Minini Powder Co., Omaha Ne MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. i521and 1323 Fare | nam Strce RECTOR & WILHELMY €0, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and iHarney | Streets, Owaha, Nob. Harvesters, L WAL DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Marufgeturer of the Deering, Harvester Goods, Write to Wi, M. Lorin Genernl Agent, Gmaha, T hone 610 Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pxpe and Engines. Bt ‘n(;")d Wt Wholesale Pumps Pxps, Btoam und Water Supplics, Mast Foost Co’s Goods. it Jewelry, EDHOLM & EAtICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, erware, Denlers { Tools ‘and Watch g and 1, Kct'ons, Ec. VINYARD & SCHN Jobnors Rotions, Hosier & Gen's F rnizhing Goods 1006 and 10)4 Ea ,()mulm Neb Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00, Wholesals Dealers in Oils, Gasoline, Mica Axlo Grense, 1 A. H. Bishop, Manage o | Buc Pork Packing. _ JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebraska. HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiers, DMce, Union Market. 7 Dodge Stree house, U, P, I K. uck, Omab phone No. 1 Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Tine Locks, Vaults #nd Juil work, 1020 ¥ n street, Omulis, Nob Seeds, Wholesale and Retal Dealer in Sesds. Agricultural, Vegetable, Ete, LWL Con 1tk and Dodg Drugs, Etc. e ———— GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggist adats, Olls nd Window Qe Wines, Li ors, Ets ILER & €O, Distillers and Importeis of Wines A bgyors Solo manufuctirers of oo s udia Bitters. T ey Streot, Omuag Neb .l GEO. W. DUNCAN, MeAN A & DR Wholcsale Dealors i , Liquors and ngals. and »lu ith Bt., Omaka, N Notions, tic, ' L. BRANDIES & 8ON, Wholesala Job Lots, Furnishi Trade sulos daily. ahu O Fellows’ 11 o Omatn, Nep THE And Dealer cessor 1o i Tinpostor 08 Soutl Lith S, O Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & 00, Wholesale Flour, Yeed and Graia, Manufacturers of W. J. Woishans & Co.'s Quick Kuising Buckwheat four and propriciors Olabi Dl