Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1886, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat in Ohicago Takes a Tamble More Than Recovers, But HEAVY RECEIPTS HURT CORN. The Ab Downw Cereal ally lant rd Haing Also Exert Influence That ANl Markets Gener- Weank-1 a On ve Stock. GRAIN MARKET. I was & sel Wl on th firmer after since yesterday the and and on brisk advaneed — to day were o sprin e receipts to-day Com ttempt 1 cal and the Oats CHICAGO Angust 10, -[S Wikar—1 on the open b to the Bir. of weak miar but openin cle fron i it sold v oficial ning Jocal ad it @ I'he wheat 14 cars of winter and 62 ea n sether, The Were $76 cars and oats also a lif casic but no was made atth g to do weather ainst the markets, rains are reported Indiana, Hlinols in fact, generally throughout Missouri valley and upper lake region. showed asharp defleetic for September, the cl ¢ September. Pork sold which was also the elosing prices, wmuen of & range was shown in wheat market until pretty near the ¢ Thie figures began coming in on the govern- ment report, and then an easier feelin and downward teadency set in, The receipt of the report itself broke wheat off from 5% to e, though a reaction earried it back within i4e of the starting point, leaving September At noon Tyi@isiie, In b the govern- ment estin a depreciation in spring- wheat of about 0,000,000 bushels, and i corn of about 300,000,000 bushels, Winter wheat is not mentioned. Before noon quite a httle long wheat was brought out, it bemg eon sidered altogether probable that the mark would break, but the short interest wi ticent to absorb about all the offering prices continued at figures just nigher than they opened. In many o the falling-ofl it the government rej QS GIOAL NS Wits eX ] A moderately aetive business was transacted. ‘Uhe supl of sellers noticed at t e opening be unly less as the session advano I close the de inclined_to be firm, uy W ent betore the close, tnd whick the n sed wholly by local den “There is little question that t I the rains mentioned above were uses in breaking the market. Be- 1ore noon September corn had got_down 1o , almost Lo itom what it had_sold at however, it recov- gled hard 'to main- they bec Wheat 1 wd e, the recei] ik cars speeinl much, vas o Towa ud liavy corn red a trifie and str tain it. 1n provision eireles the talk is still that Armour or othier big interests are running a deal in ribs, and prices rather tend to con- 1 it L this time €5.55; last week they were $6.25. Lard and york, on the other hand, show yery little de- preciation-—nbout % in/pork and 5c in lard. To-dny pork opened at $ sold _to .60, then off in sympathy to $i47ig, and steadied up around 0,50, The small grains were easier all round, and ruled rather heayy than otherwise, everthing closing barely steady, 5 Ct D \'Vpl\' mber wheat, 765c; puts, i corn, 431,¢5 puts, 48% ribs were S1OCK. Cnc. |Special Telegram tothe I .:—As compared with vesterday there is little or no_change to note in the cattle market. Prime to ehoice corn fed cattle are really searce and other classes plentiful. As a consequence corn fed stock sellsata considerable premium over grass and part corn fed. The great bulk of good to choice continues to sell within a range of @490, while useful and prime cattle have gone as low as S350, rough steers have sold us low as $3.25@3.75. Northern range cattle included 65 loads 1200 (o 1350 1bs, 1bs, 3,000 s0ld stron, 4 00@4.60; 950 to 1200 Western ranzers, 1800 he: s and_Nalf-hreeds, $4.006 X ot 133 Montana, Hous—Trade was fairly shade stionger on prinie Conrinon and rassy Stock is for which there are no fixed v chole mixed, 4.8 nd best heavy 5, ‘There were but few buyers of light sorts on the market to-day, shippers ing only a few loads. Baltimore and sort, ? D8] grass- and upwards, ctive and prices corn-ed stock. ard to sell and ues. Good to FINANOIAL. New York. August 10.—MoNEY—On call easy, ranging from 3 o 6 per cent, closing at 4@? per cent, Prise MERCANTILE cent. PAPER — 4@5 per KEXCIHANGE—Dull and un- Actual rates, $4,83% @454 for sixty day bills and $4.81@4.551; for demand. GOVERNM —Governments were dull and quotatians a shide lower, uu\ —The stock market llnf »m the light umn«i scare, althongh it helieved that the justments ot loans will be a disturbing elewent for some days t come. Moderate business was trans until after midday, when a dull and feature- less market was had followed in the last hour by a moderate advance, and_the inarket closed Tirm at about the best prices of the day. Tke closing prices show decided gains for almost everything on the active list, Va- cific Mail being the only exception with a loss of 1y per cent. STOCKS ON WALL STR P gent bonds.. 1004 C. & 8. 43¢’ .. ... 1113¢ New 4's °/ N. Pacific 55 of Oroxon ‘T Central Pacitie.. 44% Pacliic Mail. C & A 144' l' D & e K recovered to- LW prel ferr erved. . .mm d. 0. " pre terred . SRR Northern Pac preferred PRODUOK RKETS. COhicago, August 10.—Flour—Quiet and iged ; winter wheat flour, $4.05@4.10; $3,90@1.00; Wisconsin, $4.00@4.16] st soft sprinwheat, 83.5004:10; Min: mesota bake 10; patents, $4.30@ 7: rye flour, quiet 25@550 o barrels, and $5.00@53 in Wlicat -Ope 0siug of yes! hers cash, iS¢, Com—Active but lower; opened K@i Jover aul closed o below yesterday; cash, IN‘IHM, Septew 43 5-16¢c; October, 44 Oats—Dull, easy and fe lower: cash, 27%c; Bepiember, B8710¢; October, 20ige. Rye—Dull ‘at Sle, Barley--653 ax-soed Timolhy- usky—§1.13, “gufix“ illo?h l:’:harl olibe st ¥ salted shoulders, $0.10@6.1 lld(. $0.55&0.60, Po —()ln\llt\l at 22¢@se¢ decline from yes- Ay's nlmlnq. ulu.ed 10¢, broke 124e. | od e ulet; cash, $9.45¢ Hl*nlcmber.'(' 'n‘l)‘&fi 55; October, $9.00 y &t open doclined 23de, ve- r, advanaed be and closed steady; wko‘m. Beptember, $6.973¢. creameries, firm: creamer- u.an daities, 18@ide. y and uuchanged; full cream aker, and e under the losing strong and ¢ i Boptemiber, 7650; Octo- y at $0.20; short clear AP | was Iars, "@7i4c: flats, 7Y s, S @ o —mgaibie, Heavy ige; 50 ing green salt o, Tiqe; bu 13:: dry fl deacons, 9 ). 1eountry, einta, Shipments, a1 03 111,000 %1000 0.000 115,000 000 143,000 00 12,000 7,000 Receints, lowe OAte. il v & Rye,bu..... Barley, b, w“ New York, A t 0, porte, 130,000 S 000 Wheat pot s ope 182,000: ex shade d hea ] advineed red, TN@ in_ele veer and Ungraded 1 i, S lower,with mora rts, 1.400: mixed tern e trolcim 1 elosed at 61 Il s HA@10.75, 0 spot, ) irm: demand fair; western, 12@ Firmer with tair demand; western Quiet: western fresh, 158 @14e, Cincinnath, Auzist 10.— Wheat — lower; No 2 red, 71 (@5 Corn—Dull and_lower Oats—Active; No, Rye—Fusy: No. 2, Pork £10,9 Lard—Strong at $6.02 Wihisky—Steady at $107, Milw. August 10 ctsh, T4 nber, Wheat—Firm; Inactiy Barley—Lower: Provizions—Lowe ber, $0.50; October, $9.60. Minneapolis, Auzust! 10, - WVeak but fairiy active at lowest prie cash, Fe with no sales northern, cash, ber, No. teni Oc 1 liard, cas) I 000 bus: No. 1 northein, sales, 100,000 bus, _ Flour—Dull: 302550, ipts ents—\Wheat, harrels. Louis, August red, cash, E N 0, September, 301 @i ooVt About stead tember. ady at 501 ¢ \\hhh\ Firm at § Pork—Firmer at_$10 1ard—Steady Eutter—Qui 200, Kansas_ Oity, Octob, September, Jorthern, cash, T new whe sales. patents, Wheat, 77,000 bushel 18,000 bushelss flour, Wheat—1irm September, 10 ash, 3814 @5c; mixed, cash, ady: creamcry, 17@ August 10, — Wheat— I, 60c bid; Sep- Septem- ¢ and steady: eash, iShc. Corn=Steady: cash, 4e. Oats—No sules. v Orleans, A weak and lower at 54 s—Dull and lower; se. Cornmeal—Dull at $2.40. Hog Products—Quiet and we Tork—$10.50, 1 clined, tierce, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, § and clear ribs, £6. 6 Liverpool, Auzist 10.— Wheat—Demand improving; new No. 2 winter.( spring, st 10.—Corn—Dull choice western, long clear lour—Poor demand; extra No. 1 spring pot and _futures, fair demand; new mixi ash. firm at4s 11;d: Auzust, firm at 4s 1d; September, firm at 43" 21443 Oc- tober, firm at 45 3}gd. LIVE STOCK. orn— Chicago, August 10.—The Drover's nal repor foliow; Cattle—Receipt strouger: shipnin and feed mixed, Jour- steady: rangers, 3 stoc ke . bulls ipts, 15, ,!’...uu. ship) . 80 sKips, Receip(s. ans, i L S$4.05004.5 light, rmer; mati 0; lainbs, 10.—-Cattle—Re nat Kansns Oity, Angust ceipts, 23003 shipments, shipping’ and_butehers’, N wea n| to ml'l ceeipts, 5, ened weak, and good 1o choice, S47 @4.55; common 6 niedium, §4.50@70 skips and pigs, $4.00@ 5 Louis, August 10.— Cattle—Receipts, 750; shipments, 450; steady on shipping, butcher eattie ~ a shade stronger good to cholce shipping, 5 common to fair, §3.804 i cows and heifers, : Texan and Indian, 153,40, S—Receipts, 2,000 shipments, butchers "and _ best feavy, xed pac 8 4 assers and common mixed, § OMAHA LIV STOCK, ning, August 10, beef eattle were were *very few on n about steady. fall far Tuesday K Cattle—Choice dressed wanted to-day, but there the market. Values rem: The markef was very actiy Hogs—The light teceipts, which short of the demand, caused an advance of 10c on the market to-dav, Everything ceived sold readily at the advance. Sheep—None on the market and no de- mand. BECEIPTS Cartle, . B Hows . 400 600 Prices, prices paid for live $4.20@4, ~ Prevailing Showing the prevailing stock on this marke Choice steers, 1330 to 1500 Ibs, Cholce steers to 180 1bs. Good feeders, 90 £0 1000 1bs.... Gaod to choice corn-fod cows . Fair to medinm grass cows Good to cholce bills Light and medium nog Go0d to choiee huavy hogs. ! Good to choice mixed hogs. . Fair to good shorn sheep Representative Sales. COWS. Av. 1000 912 egg e 232 THLOW OUTS, 850 10, 816 1. 875 6. 395 4. 80 88 Range of Prices, Showing the highestand lowest prices paid for mixed1oads of hogs on this market \ ar- ingthe past seven days, with comparative values: July. @400 s Ay $4.45 ust. Tueeday, & T2 | attle on to $ | mand fair at § | do. 40c. | medium, | per g | bbl, $4.00; THE Wed'sday Thursday Friday, Satarda; Monday Tuesday, All sales of t. live dead hogs O\iA][A 4th, @4.70 4,60 @460 @450 4.5 @4 455 (@465 44 ith 10th 4.25 this market are made 4 otherwise stated all weights, ‘Skius, welghin 53 than 100 1bs no valiie. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs and £1ags 80 ibs. a strong 10 were 1 demand ¢ low prices are keeping back the range quality of the ho, was not good Smith, Ulysse to-day. G. H. Hammond & Co., e of cattle to«lay Win, Carter on the market Mr. McDonaid, of McEldery & MeDonald, was in with hogs. Mr. Hall, ot Wray marke gain to-day J. . Mortimer, Tekamab, loadls of corn fed steers. Davey & B son, had two loads of tket. D, Henderson, Hastings, 1 yards and sold a load of Mr E. E. Richards. Ogalial vards to-day with a load of Shipment her 1. F. Dean, Carrol sive farmer and feeder, was in to-day ing after teeders, Mr. Guthrie, of Guthrie & Co.,and Mr, Oseamp, Clarks, were at the yards and sold a of butehers' stuff, Mr. Scott, of Thomas Scott & Co., € live stock commission, stonped at the to-day on his return from Draper, Smith, manager of Hancock’s business at tiie yards, very well again after several severe sickne W. E. McCloud, Waeo, will be at the yards in a day or two with five loads of eattle.” Mr. McClond is an old live stock man - and ha Iy «l to Chicago, but has con- luded to try Omalig On the market with hog: Stromsburg: Bliss & ing & Purceil, North aquette: Smith' Ingaisoy son & Co., Mead, and OMAHA WHOL tapped the hog mar ceived ten load Beemer, lad a load of cattle & MHall, was on the in with two ., was at the was_at the tle, his first an_exten look- nty, Ia., Keenan & is looking weeks of Buckley & Ross, Bliss, Sehuy Dowl- Bend: H! Ford, Mar- Ireland: L. Ander- Anderson, Aurora. LE MARKE General Produce “Tuesday Evening, August 10, The following prices are for rownd lots of produce, as sold on the market to-day. The quotations on fruits vepresent the prices at W outside orders are filled. The market has been st but is very slow. Round lots are 9ige. Brrren ~The reccints are not large the market Is good for chioce grades Fresh amery, 1i@1%e: choice 15 16e: choice colntry, 146 15e; good couns try, 12 1e; tair country, 9alic; comwuon, ady at 10 sclling or the last week or ten de itted with chicke umulating and have it heing r. 3 At the low 2 kens sellat $2.50 per doz, but springs regch the outside at ), when swall have to go below th country scems to be full of ehickens 5 “will probably rule for the balance of son. We may sec thein a little better, , th present, as no_doubt poot returns will eat shipments short to some ex- tent. Ducks moving slowly at $2.50. SoUTHERN | LUMS—A few southern plums airly well. Sout pluim s I the s howey h\ market is Dlhl‘l varieties, § wiord's peache: box, $2.00; oxs—The mar per bo BIAC continues ver! §10.00: choice, per box, quite scarce now. Miss ver crate, $3.50, EPoTA10Es—Are very dull. The trad st buving from hand to motith. and relying mostly on farmers for their supply. s going at 40@30e per bushel Toy \xs—Continue to be searee, quotable at SLO0@LI5 per bushel, v coming in now. De- 3 NS—I Tardly @150 per bushel, for clean :s—There is very little stock in the le for reshipment. hoice, per bbl, $5.00; good, per hoice Limon, per bunch, $.50 @3.00. CeLERY—A smallamount is coming in out it does not sell very fast. Shipping stock, per GRAVES—A tew ved in the market; uthern 10 b, CoCoANUTS—Coconnuts, per 100, $5,005 than hundred, per 100, §3 FlGs AXD DA less ver, 4 1b boxes, ey h\(l 12 1b boxes, 1D boxes, per I, 10c¢. e polished, 11c; pecans, sh walnuts, 14 l“nfl“ll Languedoe, 17} ils, peanuts, U picked, fancy Virginia, 8ige: peanuts, hand picked choice Virginia, 7bge; peanuts, roasted, 2 extru ver I, California, 15 HoNEY u rained, 10c; Nebraska, choi Tarragoi California, , 1i@lbe; Ne- s, per Ib, 12 Dulk, 14 to 1 cans, per gal, , 81,10, P 2 Y ork, per bol, ¥ per oz qts, § 6,00, Vite win 3 penny galon Kegs, v gl $1.05; hali gal can’s per ¢ CIDE - Crab, ver bb), 003 do. half 3 Michigan 5@17c; eider, 13 triple 'strength, . Tripr, ETc.—Pizs' feet, per do, 14 bbl. %2.00; do, per kit, %0c. s’ tongues, per 'y bbl, S&' 0, per kit $2.50; do, quart jars, per .m/, do, pint ars, per case, 2 dozen Tripe, per 3 i, €4.00; do, per Lm do, per kit, Ham, 12)/@1: | 90c, Provisio: con, Blg@e sides, T@74 mess pork, $1 s Tard, 5 (Fairl hreakfast ba- (e dry salt shouide beef-h 50-1b eans 7e; e 5o cans, do, 50 per bbl; dric tierces, 63c nks), ~Winter wheat .80 second quality, heat tlour, per ewt; el : white corn meal, 75 meal, 63 per ewt: se per ewt: hominy, SL50 pe per ewt: eraliai, §1.75; 50 por ton. low corn in bnlu:. $7.000 old oats, 28¢; new oats, rad, e fine heavy, coarse, 12@lbe; burry Hiprs—Gre cured,5'{( 10 s i Ereen e ary it atic: m, salt da@ ‘d hides, two-thirds price: tallow, g£rease, priiue white, yellow, 2} 15¢; sheep pelts, 2 LEaTuEn—Prime siaughter sole leathe prime sole BN Upper loather. per foot, 01 hem. kip, To(@soe; ouk kip, w@ibe; French kip, $1.006 L20; hem. calt, 'S1.06@L10; oak eall $1.006 Frenich calf, $1.25a1.85: Morocco boot #0@i2e; Mordeco oil l-ebble 25@ 20, top- pines and linings, $6.00610.00 pér doy HEAVY HARDWARE—LTon, rate, $2.25 low steel special cast, 4c; cricib lesteel, e cast tools do, 1%@15c; Wagon spokes' per sar, L7800, hubs, ver 56§15 Telloos, sawed _dry, §1.40;' tougues, '€ach, T5c; axles, each. 7o bquare nuts, ver Ib. 1@lic: coil chain, per’ 1b, 6@\2; mialieable, 6se; iron wedges, Ge: crowbars, 6c; harrow teeth, de: spriug stecl, T@Se; ' Burden's horsestioes, $4.407 Burdel's mule shoes, 85,40, wire, in car lots, N 00 per 100 Ibs, ali6, rates, 10 to 50, §2.50; ‘steel uails, §2.65; ot "$1.05; buckshot, = $1.85: oriental o kit b B%0; o "‘"x‘““' 8 y eys, astin, ek, fuse, per 100 fceL, 0. Load Har: $16. PAINTS 1Y Ofte— Wi toead Obaha, P c: white lead, 8t. Louis, p ure, $1. ellics green, 1105 ib cans. 22 3 French zine ol ‘seal, 12¢; French zine 'red seal, 1le; French i, in varuish asst, 20e; Freuch sing, Te; yermillion, Awericay, 18¢; Indian i P, Mar: DAILY red, 10¢; rose ln ehrome | echre, Fren Winter's m | Spanish bro | UDxy Al o; Paris ine) N Wl 15 whiting manstown, Prussian bl brown, Se sienna, bur 1 com'| ° ; Ve 1 yellow, | 9 W ige: | umber green, genuine, c; chrome green, N, Y, 4 {2; vermillion, and burnt umber, burnt si | finedlam | Wlack 165 40c; M. & &, 1 Venetian r yermliion, Mo & O, D dryer, S & 1), graining wlanut, chestnut ol £1,25} epsom salt e, ]rvl c No. oll, orl r&w e, per stor, per No. 1 1, per M, 18e: anmuni and R 8500, phate morphine. h, 4 VARNISHES ture, conch ext , extri 3 shellic, SPIRITS extra, Cologue spirits, $L11 do 101 proot, 101 proof, $1.10 hol. 188 proof, $2. per wine tilled whis S50, Kentucky plden Sh 81.50@2.00, domesti kil Kent nd Peinsyl boirbon { Brandies, imported, per c per ease, in half bbls, CANDY- SrARCH gloss, .8 Mix CRACKERS Afirror 1b, Graves' corn, 1 |\1|\|(~hml~ gloss, 1 t ¥FE stryehnin s SL1 {5 185 proof, 303 charking, 400 d. ATHeAl's s, 8 sienna, rars g English Lb cans, vandyke, b oich ' b BEK: \\ LEDNESDAY AUGUST netian red, Cook American, 14 genuine, ¢ re, roche e, American, \igh brown Sc:iFrenc hzi ne hiting, gild ampblack ordinary, vandyke, raw, 4o do; Taris reen. eommon chrome green in oil 10c; raw 12c: raw and hrown, 1dc; re black and 1vory or 16¢: Prussian blu bl tt Paris vren, 154 1 ed, ¢ Tuscan, wood vell och Tigh Acld, Dover's per th, \ 81 il oliv : opium L per oz, salicin 2er 07, $ ner oz, Sirrels, per furniture coach, Japan, $8.50; spirits, SLOO@L. bourbe impor 3,00, SR 00@534.003 $10.00@14.00, Groy Medi nall, in bbl in 9 @12 & gloss, 1 Mirror prime. 11 and ye Diien Freirs de; in ev peaclies, 3 eurrants, in marke XX 1...\4.«1, . 088, Savon 11 .00; 70} mule square, allon ke hard wloss, Kingstord rome green, er ereen, L, ndian red, 1sc: American W ochre, fe: 1 re, 10c; t oak, dark o carbolie, a, ber loniel, chloro! per 1, §03 glycerine ver M. 20¢ oil, castor, er gal. £1.40% 03 quinine T0e: potassium per oz, 4be; sul- sulphur, per con 10¢ oz, 40¢ ywilers, 50 gallon: Furni No, oil finish, 188 proof, 81,105 second_auality. 81,10, \I(u— wallon, dis- Qin, _blended, ons, $2,00@ 0@ whi-kies, ted, 85,0085 nported, Chamy Auer bbls, do in 7.00; do sti butter " and 3 ginger snaps, 8!g 5%c: Mirtor b, corn, 1 Kings- 1h, ; Kingsford’s pure, 81b, I\II\LN((IHI S Wk, 4 —Ordinary roast U 1415, mperial, Kirl's standard, round, per allon; ¢ per gallon allon No 1 quart boxes, 91 ted, rash i peachies, per s 1040 903 plum: n beel. ineh, 93¢ ks D 2 1b, 07, UGARS—owdered, 7 nulated, [ standard_extr medium yellow, bli@d¥e. CANDI boxes, 10%c. —Boxes, 40 1b, 16 <z, (i) on s s 10c; inc, cans, § apples, @9’ blackber- eastern, 4%@ Jlic; Siit berries, new, 19 Lunes, new, per e cherries, 03 blue: plums, 2 b, per pel 3.20 per ’ £1.00 5032 b e 3 b mnmum ibcorn, per $1.700 101e; 15 ineh, cut loaf, Tie; jextra 40" 1 6s, 9 Dry Lumber. DIMESSIONS AND TINBE 12 1016 £016 218 £t 11, Bridges RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Frgincors and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Dridges, Piline and Onk Timber. 15th et., near Farnam Steam Pile l)mmg Cigars and Tobacen, MAX MEVER & €O, Jobbers of C;gurg Tobacrm Guns and Ammunition, 223 Bovth 111h 1, 1020 t0 1024 Farnain Omaba. Nob INTREROCEAN Craan Facrony, WEST & FRUTSCHE Hanufacturers of Fing Cigars, And Wholesyle 0 in Leaf Tobace urockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufacturers aad Tmportors Crockm’y, Glmwaxe Lamps, Chinne :. C. 8, GOODRICH & CO ts for F. A, Whitnuy Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebratel Refrigerators, or price lists. 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. South 13th Ay Sen Lornices, Eaglo Cornice Works, John Epenetcr, Prop Manufacturer of Galvanized Tron ind ¢ . 92 Dodge and 101 and 105 Nor(h 10th Etreet, Omabia, Nob. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufecturess of Omamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., 110 §, 12th 8. Work done in an part'of the country. "~ Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprictor. d Ixon Cornices, Rte. Specat's im. My talife ks gt 608 wud 0103, Docrs, Sash, Ete, The Gate (i'y Plen'ng hill. Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of Beroll and Staie work of every do- Doors, turning Y P e Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulmugs, Elc Btair Ruils o speci ot i Tavey Sis.. O § Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Rleetriciars, Electrical Supplies, Masonie Block, Omuha. Turglar A Fire Alurms, ¥ rms, lclls, Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IROY WO RXS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work 10n Staivs, Railing, Roiled Beams and Gl Steam Engines, lirass Work, General Fou Machine and Hiacksmith, Work. — Ooe and Works, U. P. Ry, and 8 17th st. iron az d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA NUF TTURING CO., Cut Nails and Spikes, 1s o Spe O = 3 Safes, Omaia Safe Works, G. ANDJ Manufacturer of and Burgl Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutt Work. Cor. i4th and Juckson Sts, Proof Safes, and Wire Omahn, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1538, A. " SDIPSON, The Leading Car.iage Factory, 2409 and 411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob, Commisslon, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commlsslon Geo. Burke, 3 Union Stock Yurds, 8, On . “Toto sone 582 i& 4 &6 incl B 6inch, C 6 inch, D 6 inch, E 6 incl, A select, 1 i BOARDS, l4and 14 and ) 14 and 12 14 SIDING. 14 and 16 ft h-.u 2 Lineh,'s. neh, s.1s, i hulh 1Com.12in,,s. 15 12, 14 and *zopedng £pwT o3 03 30 J0UWOQ O “SEP ‘Al -3W o3 03 Aidds wonywmIOFT “monNINETI oYy 03 UMOWUN SuosIed WOIY PerMbaI P18 SEIULIBIOW aoqymy 208 "0S1$ ‘Syjuow oAy J0 worsses zed ‘syoog jo oS Srnm [VIUGTWMAISTY ‘ToUST 20 SHFUE UI WOBMY, ‘SUTYETAL ‘PIEOF Surpnour F1LOORIA A 6inch, white pipc. . 1inch, SOUBAPY 1 SICBABI 'STIIOT, h, s, 2 B selec*, 1 inel), s STOCK AT 16 1t 16 ft. 10 ft. 16 ft. 5 13, 14 and 16 ft 14 HIN V'HVWO ‘HOV’i& Jdqvd 1IBOH PaIoBS 973 JO Kmap'eov i 1t and 16 (L., " Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAIIA. John I'. Boyd, Superintendent. SAVAGE & GREEN, 5 -{ Live Stock Commission Herchants. Shipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit ' ed. Union <k Yards, Omaha, Nob, S Lumber, Etc, P St LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yurds—Cor, ith and Douglas, Cor. 9th und Dougias. Limited. BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blindz, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish, Just opened. N. E. cor. sth and Leaven worth Streets, Omulia, Nob. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8, 1th Street, Omubu, Neb. F. Colpetzor, "Munage C. N. DIk Lumber, Bth and Califoruia Stroct 2 Omaha, Nob, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc Cor. 0t ahd Dougias Streets, Omubs, ob, GEO. A. HOAGLAND Whelesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebruska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, \ Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, . W, Cor, vth and Douglus, Omaba, Nob Wacen & G. F. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdings, Building Puper, Ete, South 1ith Stroets Ggican, Nebruska, Fish, Etc, “TBENSON FISII C Bucecssors to Icken Siemssen & Ot Wholesale Fish Dealers, Jmporters of Tareign Fish, Nos. 011013 Jonos = Strest and Y. P, Traok, Omibi. Nob.- o ( onfectionerv F.P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectionsrs, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigacs Farnam St., OmabaxNeb. Lime, Cement, Etc, T U JUJOHNSON & CO, Manafastarars of Lliniis WJ‘G L' my, of Coal and Co ient, Plus Job Printing. REES PRINTING CO, Job Printers, Book Finders, 1896. | Mattings, Cu | Agent for Auheuser-Bush Beewing Ass'n Agricultural Implement s, PARLIN, ORENDORFE & MARTIN, Wholes,..e Dealers Agricaltaral Implements, Wagons Omaha Ne CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholcsale Dealer in Agricultural lmplemrnts, Wagons, Crreinges and <, \n t., bet. ¢th and | Boots and Shoes. W v & 0., Jobbers of Boots and Skoes, 301 Faroam Street, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, & A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, tain ¢ Ete., 142 Farnaw streot, Omaha, Nei in and Buggi MORSE Coal, Limz, Ete. JEEF W, BEDFORIDY, Coal. Coke, Lims and Stona. 3 T Neb, Yards, Py eCts. | Omaha, nport NEBRASKA FUEL O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 19th &, Omana, Neb GEd, Gy TOWLE, Presidant. Gro. PATTERSOY. i Treas. S.H. Hurnenr, A Rayen, Proprictor, Maunngor. Kebraska Coal and Lime Company, s it SR Aelcone to. LAnAGH, Pres. €T, J. AL SUNDERLAND Scc, Omaha Coss, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard and sofi_conr, 29 8, Kith St O, Neb. offe Gro. ¥ . Pres. and Trens. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. r Colorado Coal, 217 et ors in Boul outh 14th Coffee and S ices, GATES, €O & MILES, f Ay M Home Coffes and Spicy Hills M'C§ Co Coffee Ronsters nnd Spice Grinders, munu facturersof Baking Powder, Flavoring Bxtracts Bluing, ete. Try one case of our 1D packso Home Blend Roasted Coffes. 1809 Howard St, Neb. Exclusive de CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Cofice and Spice Mills. “offces, Spices, Buking eawder, Flavoring | ry Bluo, luk, 141416 Hure Omabia, Neb _Commission, Ete. CH & CO., Wholesaio Fruits, Produce Oysters, A Apples—Out own pack: + Brind Oystors, Butier Poultey, Potator JOIN F. FLA Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, P’ Fruits, Nlour and Feed, 105 &, Tath & ). ColsignInents so Keturns R McDONALD, COMMISSION MERCHANT. 2th Streot, ¢ Neb. Spocialtios: 1o Chicier WIEDEMAN & €0, Produce Commission Herchants. Poultry, Butier, Gumo, it £ Owaha, Nebrask T WENTERFIELD BROS, - General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Strcet. Omnhn. Nebruska. Consign- cnts solicited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. AL IES—Checse, Butter s, Poultry and Game, 112 8. lth, Omaba, Nob. Tele phone No. 343, WE But. | S & ARD, Storagz and Commissioa Marchants, Foro: Fruits a specinlty, Bl epant storgo Wi 130 and office, 10 North Jith st. Telephone 75, D. A, HURL Cummis fon and Jobbing, nd Produce. nents solic "MCSHANT. & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Fggs Refrige ir worth £t., on U. ROBEID BULYIS, General COmmlSlefl 2118, l‘lL:( Umnh PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Pruits, Preduce and_Provisions, € GRIFFITHL & THOMA Successors to lgune Grilith, Conmission Herchants And wholesalo B0 country produce Goo'ls on consignment i St., O:nuha, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, . Schack.) Fuccessors 1o A, Produce Commission Merclmb. No. 213 Bouth 1ith Street, Omubla, Neh. Dry Goods, Dry (;oous Ilnsufy, Notions, ¥ 5 it White' €00 3 0 Dotilus Sircot, Ontuha, Net o ; White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD ¢ Sgrictly Pure White Lead. 20k S, and U, P, Ry, Omahs, Harness, Etc, ELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankots' wnd. Hobls., 1421 Feruam Strect Omahi, Nob, | =5 | Mattresses, B. M. HU! Hattress Compavy, flanutacturing Matires Pillows, ¢ Omalia, Ne Fenther LD MARTPACTURING lanuml ers of Overalls, Jsans Pauts, 9% Dougls Beer, M. KEATING, Spocial brands: Fasut Budweiger and Erlanger MENDELSSOHN & PISHER |ARCHITECTS , D. L. SHANE, Superintendend, | Maust Foost Co.’ | Omub | Dealers | Clocks, | awa 16, 1oth Street, Cor. Dedge, ¢ | Fire und Burglar Droot OMATIA L Mt Dealers in AT K Building mleml al 18R St oetand 'w'nolesm. K, Omaba GERMAN D, WVATT, Wholesele Dealer in Lumber, 20th and 1zard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. 1. A, WAKEFIELD, Whflsvlv Lumber, Luh Shlnfl.]' Building Sash Fion ' 1) Cemint. Nintn ana Jones, Millinery, 1. ORERVELDER s ot Millinery and Notions, Street, Omaha, Noh Musical Instrume: EDH( Tmporters and Jobb 1214 Harney - LM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Kusical Instrameats. fteinway Pinnos, Weber, Decker, Haines and Bri, 11 Pucsard Organs, Chaso Orgaas Furniture, Ete, 3 CHARLES SHIV RICK | Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Fte,,12)9, 1208 and 121 Fainaw Streod Omah DEWEY & STON Wholesale Dealors in Furnitare, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries. E. B. CHAPMAN & O, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgdfa, Tobacco and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard St MEVER & RAADI E Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Spices, Clgars and Tobuecos, 1517 and 1519 Douge lus Strect, Omuka, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocors, Corner 10th and Farnam Strecis, Omaha, Nebs PAXTON, GALLAGI & O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 706, 707, 109 und $11 8, 10th St., Ownuho, Noby Hardware. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardwars, Iron, Stel, nher, cta N & GIBDON, Iron, Steel, Wagon 1 Stock, Heavy Hurdware, cavenworth Strect, Omakiay AUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardwars, Mechanies’ Tool and Buffalo Scales. 1405 Douge. veot, Omuhn, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of H&rd\vare and Nails, 'anaro. Sheet Ir Awents for How Miuini Powa MILTON RC Stoves, Ranges l-urnaces, ’l‘lles, Mantles, Grates, s ds. 1321 und U it RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nuils. Cor. 10th und Harney Streots, Omaha, Neb., Harvesters, €O., CHICAGO, urer of the Dearmg\ Earvester Goods, Write to W, Loyimer, Goneral Agent, 1o 610, Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Btanm, Wuter, Railwuy 1:::;: 1‘{“:’;‘." Buip plies, B \' CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Btoam und Wator Supplics, Headquuttors fo» Goods. 1111 Faruam Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, in Silverware, Dinmonds, Jewelors' Tools 'and Mate Watohas Net'ons, E c. NYARD & 8 Job! Notions, Hosier/ & Geutgl“ i hlngfl nods 100 and 1033 Omahs d. T, Robinson Notion L’nmpfluy, 405 and 406 S, 100 St., Oma) Whoicsale D in Notions and’ nishing Good Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0O, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, : Gasoline, Mica Axlo G c. A, H. Dishop Munager, ¢ Nob. Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Smpper, Omuaha, Nebraska, HARWIS & FIEHER, Packers and Provision Deziers, Dfmce, Un Streot, l'm,klnl bouse, T R 1 "rack, Omala, Nob. Telos phone N Vi Safes and Locks, P. BOYE Agents for Hall's Sale & Lock Co.’ fes,Time Looks, Vaults m strcet, Omabi, Nob | work, 1020 ¥ Secds, EVANS, 'Whalesale and Retull Dealor In Soeds, AL 0ad Fellows' Hally RO MR R -, Omishu, Neb, Drugs, Etc, THE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Draggists, Ana Dealer in Puints, Oils wid Window Glasy Omalin, Neb., & o Wines, Li ors, Ete ILER & CO., Distillers and lu'pcrlcr; of Wines 4 Liguors, Sole manuficturecs of Kennedy's i itters, 1112 Hurnoy. Siroot, Omuh \‘hues, quu‘ $ nnd Cigars, 24 ar G 8. 14 Br, Ownka, eb ’ Notions, £1C, - st * L. BRANT & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, , Lapoiters Flour and Feed, L WHLSHANS \hrolusale Hour Peod dLJ Manutacturor: