Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1886, Page 3

TRE SPECULATION REVIVES. Large Amounts of Wheat Worked by Ohi- cago Dealers Yesterday, THE PRICE OF CORN RECOVERS. Belief in the Damaged Condition of the Crops Helps the Bulls—Pro- visions Generally Higher The Cattle Market. CHICAGO GRAIN MARK CrcAgo, to the Brx August 11.—[Special Te WieAT—Wheat was about the opening to-day and then again to- ward the middle of the session. [n a specu lative way trade ranged from dull to fairly active. Several things combined to ¢l the growth of bear sentiment. The rece at primary points, Toledo excepted, ind a steady falling off in the Interior moveiment of winter wheat, Export clearance, not ecounting New York, show actual shipments Iargely in excess of the expec previous reports of “boat loads taken,” a state of facts which indicates thal ag of business on foreign account is being qui: etly done. Quite a lot of wheat was * here to-day—quantity not known, but mated at250,000 bushels—-a circumstance which satisfies not a few in the trade that surround ing markes are moving up into line with Clica o, thus obviating the necessity of this market dropping back to getinto line with them. St. Louis reported the sale of 100,000 buslicls for ditect export at better prices than could haye becn obtal Sep- tember wheat opened at sold down 3 and aft W thirou 2l most of the fore: noon at 7 it advaneed to 161, (709, and closed at 104 @i6ke., October leit off it TH Ny Cony sram Corn recovered to-day the ground lost yesterday, and the market displayed a bullish vm tertone. The strength was all the more conspicunus by reason of the ehany sentiment over night. 1t goes without Ing that the rose-coloredgovernient Just out de nt for muen in this neck ol woorls, sible, th writing 1 Iy convii irre| uble crop damage at any time the reports of drought fiist canie to hand, Everyt has facili- ties for get cerning tho age opinjons that are old, viz, the crop is in ion than has yet sutaing all of far worse condi- n through ofticial sources, Elevator men, bankers, distillery and glucose men, and’ traveling all tell of serious damwe, and elaiin that they know what they are talking about. ‘The i ket opened this morning where it left off ves- 3 eptuinber, Prices c. cased off to e ndthen worked steadily upward to #4lxc for September and 45l5e for October. Later there was a drawbick of about 1ye andat the ciose quotations were at 43548 e for September, 448 for October, and 4515¢ tor November, being %@ je above YESLCTAiys Closing fligure OATs—Oats were inactive and the specula tive market attracted very little attention. ProvisioNs—Provisions were strong and tivity was noted in speculation, all products sharing in improvement. Pork advanced 20 lard, Outside pric not end, however, and the shade under the ard closed at mproved to 4 on realizing sales, to the were a eptember a gair lard, and of 10¢ in rit ard tor sal All offerings 17igc in pork an; Tiere was of ribs w Cun, bid; pits, 7% corn, 43%¢; puts, lers, ORICAGO LIVE S10CK. CimicAGo, August 11.—|Special Telegram to the Bk | ~Carrin—The cattle market to- day was about steady. The were rather large,but the offerings of desirable Datives were moderate. In some instances good to choice cattle were quoted stronger, and common to medium cattle lower, but as a Tule there was no quotable ehange from yes- terday. Monday there was a decline of 10c on most of the cattle. Tuesday’s prices were about steady, and so to-day’s prices were not greatly different from last weck. Gre thin cattle have been in liberal supply, such ry slowly. The nd 1,000 far For the wee he receipts 8,600 4006 westerns, against Tex Mesterns during th corresponding d e anie Texans, ., Tor William Frazier, W Kebrasiia, had o tho. maskot. four eattle of lis own feeding that sold at 3. neral quotations: Shipping steers, , $4,00@5,. 103 1200 to 1 .60(@4. 1 ce corn v weights was tully be higher. ght Sorts were rather neglected, yet price: Would seem to be on rock bottom, especially such as suit the shipping trad sy stoc is in_plentiful supply and fully as low as at y Good to choi corn |Ill mixed. and - best he 7 @485, grassers, vne, ads of FINANOIAL. New York. Au averaged to-day fro was bid up n the a T the sented ONEY—On call st b per cent and riioon to 6@7 per cent. st hlt liour the money narket pre: rmordinary g idences of manipula: i rate was eely bid as high as 12 from which point It was run rapidly ly by one bidder, to 40 per ce Iy afterward suihs were ofl per cent, at which rate the market closed. PRIME MERCANTILE PArER —4@5 per Quiet_and lower. forsixty day bills or demand. [ H'll\u TS~ Governments were dull but not guotably lower. Srocks—Manhattan consolidated was the feature in to-day’s market, advanec- ing 38 per cent for the day on | pur- chases b First prices this moruing were generally from ' to 3 per cent higher Ahan the closing of last nikht, but Reading and Missouri, Kansas & Texas were ench up 3¢ per cont and ‘Texas & Pacitic 3 per cent. A moderate business only was transacted in the morning hours and prices were held barely firm, In the afternoon, however,they yielded slowly until the last hour, when a de- eided weakness overspread the entire list and the market closed weak at or near the Towest figures reached. BTOCKS ON WAL 3% cent bonds.. lun C. U. 5. 4}'s 3 ew 4 \' Y. Pacific 6°5 o a0 " (Oroxon i Centrat I o 4 Pacitie Mail C&A e 14415 l'l)& vas H" ferred C. B &qQ. D L&V L) &R G | referred . .. rie. . M. & St, P proferred’ gy, preferred g8t stock STREET. nsK Nt Llinois Central, & O foBs W preferred ansas & Texas. lexas Pac Like Shoro . L&N.... Aich. Central Pacitie. . .. 1 P preferred | PRODUC estern Unio BN e ARKET. Chicago, August 1L—Flour-—Dull wnchanged: winter wheat flour, $4.05@ uthern, $4.40@4.00; Wisconsin, $4. unq‘ 5 iehigan soft spring wheat, $4.50@1.10; Min® esota bakers, $3.00@4.10] patents, $4.30@ EX low grades, §1. 'lb(ru'lB rye flou gt S8 i bairels, aud 650 early deelined 3e un- , elosing or, 8 Corn-Onenst stroneer, clostug v day; cash, 42 e e g h Uctober. «‘.w« o Steady ; wost of the session became and dibsed abont i lowers cash ik Seplember, S3c; Ootober, T A1 the sallig ak tho day Safor @diies September, 10 3160 100, 5 (m‘ | dry fon based on | Rye—Quict atbie. Barley—Easy at (. Fiax-seed—$1.151 @) 154, Timothy—Prime, $2.06d9,09, Whisky—£1.12, Pork—Advane nid tember, $9.67 @15¢, became slow, @9.70; October, 9,71} Lard—Ad 17 under top: eash, $7.05i.074; 71214 Oc Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $5,35@3.00 clear, £6.00 lort 1ibs, 6,25 Butter—Firm Via2oe Steady and higher for cheddars full cream cheddars, 7l9@ Tlgai8e; young Americans, SI{(@Sigc Ezes = Firm at 10@ilc Hides—Heavy green light alted, 16i1%: dry flint, 1 calf o deacor ench No. 1 country, 8y@3c: ¢,but closed 2 September short creamerles, dairies, and flat flats, hidos i14¢ No. 2, 8eq Sinpments 4000 80,000 5,000 Receints, 10,000 110,000 505,000 1 40,000 1 %000 a0 gust 11— Wheat b steady wards closing lI\L‘Iulu\ re 1., S5 le: i elevator and Sl ®3,@ 5o vator and&7e 1 0. s No. 1 red, No. 2 red, closed at $3¢4c. o higher and quiet; options _slight ‘reaction § 1400; i d, : in’elevator, 50 1 September closed Elonr. bbls Wiheat, b, Corn, bu. Oats, bu Iye,bu Barley i New Yo 25,000 ex, opened 1,000 RReceints, options vight (@ 6e nfio 90c Septembe Corn—Spot L@lce better, closing with ints, 9,000; exports, No, 2, 5050 , 5lige deli Oats—Steadys lower; receipts, white, 13 2,000: €XpUTLS, HONes western, H@ise: white western, iaae. Petroleum—Steady: United closed at 61% (e, Pork—Steady and quiet: old mess, §10.50 @10.35; new niess, $10.6215@ 10,5755, Lard erand morective Sules; mixed @ xed wost- ..m”.wl fair; western, Firmerand in fair request; w and and steady; western 11.—Wheat—Strong mixed, 42@42'c, 2 mixed, B@},0 Pork Lard—Stron Whisky—Steaudy £OOdS o1 & il Milwaukee, At cash, Tige; October orn—Steadv: N ats—Qui Rye—Dull; ) fer; No. 2, 601y Provisions — Higher; mess October, $0.521,, Minneapolis, Dull and weak, only 11 Oc , 544 bbls of finished ust 11~ Wheat—Quiet: " pork, August 11 — W noderate trading g, cash, AURUSt: Noyembe: 0. 2 northern, e, cash, September; 7 Dull: patents, $ 50, Receipts—Wheat, 69,400 none. ments—Wheat, 4,400 bushel barrel old, 8¢ cas October. our- 50; bakers, bushels; flour, flour, 9,600 8t 11— W heat—Kirm N August, i61c bld, mixed, cash, Louis, August cash, Todgc Strong nber, 4 lar; No. 2, September, v at 5e. irm af $ sy at $10. sy At St Quiet and steady; creamery, Corh wixed, cash, 2 Whisky— Pork—1 1@ 11. — Wheat—- 62¢ bid; Octo- zust d. cash, 34 bid, October, 36¢, %o asked; Septembe Nominal; Toledo, August 11 tive and ligher; N August 11.—Cormn—Dull abbiw@dbe. (!\I~ -Dull mlll lower; choice western, 363 gwite. Cornmeal—Ea 4. and higher; not §(@6.50, i6: long clear ierce, $6, udcrs 15(@6.50. 1st_11.—Wheat—Tlolders offer freely; new No. 2 winter and spring, full 63 Gd, Flour—Fxtra No. 1 spring, 0s. om—Spotand futures, holders offer l’lll;,l\ new mixed western, spot, firm at ust, firm at 45 23 Septeuiber, fim ago, August 11.—The Drover's Jour- eports as follows: g ts, 9,000; natives, lower; shipping ers and feedir:, and mixed, $1.50 bulk, + through Texa lower, @3.00; western range anl haif-breeds, $4.00@1.4 wintered Te: {0 Texans, 1,030 1b Texans, 1,041 1bs, 1bs, $:.50, Hogs—Iteceipts, 14,000; and still weak for poor; ‘rough and mixed, $4.10@4.50: packing and shipping, §4.750 light, $4.004.80 p—Leceipts. 003,64 (@b.00, Louis. Augu: hipments, 500 o shipping, 1. io stron; steers, strong_on good @4.25; Texan and Indian, $ A Hous ,500; shipments, active and a sl igher for chole ers and _Dbest lieavy, $4.85@5.00] packing, $4.40@1.80;" assorted light, % Kansas Oity, August 1 ceipts, 1,500; shipmen shippers lirm'’; good grasse aud be lower; common hard o s 1,000 bitch: mixed $4.500 bl Foeders, 5] KYA%8 TADEErs, shipments, 9,000; quaiity better; steady: good to ehe @4.50; comion to medium, § skips and pigs, $5.00@4.25. OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Wednesday Evening, Angust 11, D The market was weak to-day and not very clive. A fow range sicers were sold Hogs—The market was active and stronzer, “The veceipts were not large and everything was sold. Sheep—None on the market and no de- mand. CEIPTS. vailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market Chioice steers, 1850 to 1500 Ibs. .. ... . 84.20@4.85 Chioice stoers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs. =111 Medium steers, 1250 to 1850 1bs Fat littlo steers; 1050 to 1150 1bs . Good feeders, $00 01000 1bs . Good to choice corn-fed cows ... Fair to medium grass cows Good to choice bulls Light and mediin nogs Good to cholce heavy hogs Good to choice wixed hogs Falr 10 good shorn sheep. Represontative Salos. IDAHO GRASS STEENS, Pr. Av. vea 1190 Pr. 8.50 Shk. Pr, 100°754.05 W00 4 Live Swck Sa Showlug the number of cattle, hogs and G. H. Hammond & Co G. H, Hammond & rris & Fisher shipped out of the yards during the day No. Cars, Showl fornixe ing th value Thursday. 5t Friday, Saturday, Tth Monday 9th, Tuesday, Wednesday, 11, Allsales of stock 1n this market o “Skins,’ no valie, and stags S0 Ibs. Cattle dull and weak. “The hog pens w . C. Lydick, G 1, of cattie to-day Ed Russ load of bute k “Thoma ikt tds to-day with'a load of ¢ Booth loads of west mpleton & 1o one of which topy worts came in to-ay and sold usially handsome counten railrond wreck, the result of falling down thirty-foot_embankment while on a recent hunting expedition., On the ma « k Heaton & Co., Kenny chant of Ch to-day. in the Chiicago yards, having been there over twenty years. In porter lie expressed himself as greatly prised at e lie was lere every reason for be this is going to by anticipate that itis going to injure the busi ness in Chic comes here will o its ship in Chicaz count of the On 0 in men, who are compelled to g f commission establish branch houses her will be that they will gradually divide up the OMAHA WHOL The following pr quotations on uotside with r great many shipments are a h’u( n\lh request. lower grades dull. be packed in el Pot L depressed, and full er faney & ON10Ns—Southern, per bbl, £3 50 l 'OTATOLS 3 home gre mand CALIFORNIA £2.50: pluws, ver box, CALIFORNIA ORANGES—St. box, $650; LEMONS—The lemon four weeks are going to be exceedingly light and there are no prospects of some tiuie to come. BaNaxAs—The market is well supplied withy fine bright fn Best shipping stocl CocoANUTsS—DPer per 100, 8 50, Ari choice do, 10 bl lots §2 00, Benigs—| market suitable for reshipment. bbl, & 13A N ANAs—Choice Limon, per bunch, §2,50 @3.00, it 4lm~~ not sell very fast, es |mw arr than luuuhu Hoxky strained, 10 braski MarLE per gal, al cans per gal, $1.10, CluER- bbl, $4.00; Cral refine _ViNeaAR—White Muc, 18@17c; cider, 18 @200, FiGs AND DAT cked, fancy Virginia, Sige; ok chiolce Virg s e, Z¢ extra per b, “AArLE I boxes, pure, per b, 14 b, 125c. i) 34 bbl, $4.00; do, 3 bbl. lual]hn tongues, per ' S s PRrovisioN 113g¢; breakfast bacon, sugar cu shouiders, 7 fldes, T r l\lnh). Tige; 10, 5 and 8b pails, do, TH@ S Axp Mizarewws=Winiar whias flour,besta 2. 40 atent, eed, G0 per ¢wi: white corn meal, To¢; yel- THE OMAHA DAILY CATTLR. (Shipped in 2064 8 i h & Co Ameriean P, Co Shipments, wing the number of ears ot live stock HoW8, Rt N W Range of Prices. highestand lowest p! ads of hows on this mark past seven days, with comparative August. §4.50 (@470 340 @4.00 July ‘sday, 4th,$ 6th 10t S4.40; s made t. 11ve weight unless otherwise stated 1 hows sel e per Ib for all 1S, or hogs weighing less than 100" Ibs Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs Notes. ared. green Pekamab, lere aud mar- inc 1hic H Hammond & Co. received ten loads Ewing, was here and sold a ochire, had five cars vford & 1., Roek Creek, ntral City was at the 3c & Crocker, Rock Cr had six n eattle on the market to-day. . Love, of York, a mewber of the firn of live stock commission at to-day. ton, a hieavy shipperand il sold two loads ot hogs, « the market. thrich, Payette, was here and mar ne loads of Idaho wrass cattle. He the range in fair was hie yuld, Fuli condition in his | 400 Storrs, of Gree nee looked like ket with ho Rap! F. Lower, Stromsbu WVestons . M. Jeffrey, Brain ] { J. Wilhelmsci thenburg; M Moore, . Hinksor, Glenwood, ., Germantown, ission mer- t the yards of the oldest men e Spelts & Co. Councit Bluff: AL0, Wis Mr. Kelly is on b, de: conversation with a re ture, the progress in th great S1.50. ), beeause & great deal t entually tind its way there, it the country that is directly tribu- to Chicago is steadily increasing 15 of live stock. The only ones who will suffer any loss ‘0 arket are the cow divide com ns with tihe Omaha dealers on_every- rwarded from her he Chicago men are already beginuing to and the result ||Ilml doing part of it in Omaha and the in Chicago.” SALE General Produce, Wedesnday Evening, August 11, es are for rownd lots of as sold on the market. to-day. The uits represent the prices at ders are filled. The mark unchanged pts about equ id. A ing in ve s should be eandled befor it is uscless to pay expiess Eggs, stricily fresh, Choice fresh table butter in good All butter should Old packages bly effect sale 7 ¥, 17 choice dairy, choice country, 14w@15e: good coun’ 12alde; fair country, 9@Ulc; common, MARKE gloss, Gray s n, new tub: nd unyar —The market remains dull and Chickes Spring, $2 00 a2 00; ducks, per doz, $2 25 fair to good, $1 full cream ched ats, two in Do, iz Auiericas, four1n boy, ¢ brick, ars, wiss, 121 Choicé southern, per D cany coming in now. T @1.50 per bushel, for clean Fruits—Pears, per box, 50; prunes, per box, achios, per box, E00: grapes, per Michel per Mediterranean sweets, pe box, market continues Recefpts in New York for the next decline for aney, per box, $10 00: per box, $9750. t, and prices rule low, bunch, $2 003 00, s than 100, “hoice eating, per bbl, ating, assorted, 5 bbi lots, very little stock in the | 10%c. 1Es—Choice, per bb, 38,005 good, per 502,75, 8 F per cwt et ewt: 7.50 per ‘ton. GRATN Woor brown LEATI prm 13c3 sheep pelt hewm, calf ) | spring Burden's 100 feot PAINTS 1N O11 g0 white lead, St ellles g e, b French zinc v ¢ vermill red, 1005 Tose pink, 1 son's, ¥ red lead. chrome yel ene Winter's mi anish browt Dy P'A i aris whiting, 2 in hiting, con manstown, Prussian blue, 55¢ brown, Se: sienna, burnt. sienna, ra doz en, genuine ; chrome lEYe 2¢; vermillion I, e and burnt umber burnt sienna, 12 black, 160t ; ultrama orm, per 1b, 20 ¢ epso salts. castor, per gal. i, 50 and R. & S., iodide, per 1, ali y [0 phate morphine, stryehuin VARNISHE oil. ori. P&W coach extr extra, Sein do 101 proot, SK.11: 101 proof, SL103 hol. 188 whiskit (@h,00; imported, pe 1 per case, $10.00@15.00. ARC n—\hn‘nr g\lnfla. b, 7e mm,-(.mli glo ford’s gloss, 6 Ib, Thie Kingstord’s l'X’"m(-l\( .V Mocl e MeLaughiin's XXXX 1 vortl's, 141g 0A DS ar & RIED l‘ RUITS in evaporated b hn\o*. 5 SuaAns—rowdered, T4 granulated, §6% standard_extra C, medium yellow, hii(@ CANDLE boxes, 40 b, BEE sheep mirchased by the leading buyers on | low corn meal @ per cwt: screont to-day’s market, hoiny, $1.50 per cwt eraham, $:75; hay, in bales, 2% nes Seneral M Medifin,” e per 1b; fine t15¢; n butchers', 6 Siget dry flint, 1@l 1 hides, two-thirds s whit siaughter sole le leather ther, per fo T ak Kip, 3 French kiy 1105 oak_calf crticib ; Wwazon sy ver set 12 ue nuts. per 1 TS, ne, 600 330 £7.00@ W onts heavy, burry leather, €1.00d §1.00.0 Moroceo boot c: coll < iron th, 4c muh‘ car lots, $1.00 per 100 ibs 50; steel nails, 0t S1.85: o do, hall ke b: blasting, K Lead Bar. $16, Wi ieead, Omaha Louis, p ure, N, 1 It cans, !y 2e: French zine American, 18¢ Veae Venetian lirome yellow, genuin K. 1 ochre, roche ochre, mine: White leg Fre e lampblac npblack, ordinar ultram umber. burat, de; 1%; 1 umber, « groan I cans, vandyke, hrown, 1 3 conel k and drop black, rine blue, 1 blind and 1 red, American, American, igh brown, xiider arive, 15 vand L oraw Barbed ronl riental 0: Krench zi red seal, 11 nish o Oc: Fron Indian Cook o, le, Tig 1 ne y W, ded Pa common oW and i re- vory blué, it oak, dark oak, WIANL, chestnut And neh, 156 Acld, ibalsam_eopaib s, ‘per I, 10¢ chinch 40¢ per 1, Tead, 0. 1, per gal., S1.40: oil, olive, opium. € N g pot per oz, e 07, Birrels, per gallon: a, SL10; furniture, o, 1, 81.. 40 coach, §1.! hard ol —Coloirne spirits, 158 proof, spirits, second a do 185 preof, €110, .06 per wine gatlon. L SLO0@1. in, bl Keritueky bou of, § v and Pennsylvania rye nlm ) Sheaf bourbon and Brandias, Iln)mll('l] $ 0@ —Medium, in bols, $5. 003 small, in bbls, §6.00; w’hcrkins. in bbls, 7. , 9@ stick, B{@me. E lllliltr 11b, firror i pur bulk, 4e. 8—Ordi! a rime, 111 103;@11c |mu|u| Ja; sted, irk 1mperial, ndard, 40c; sulphur, ver carboli ha, ver calomel, chloro Dover's powders, ‘per b, glycerine, assinm sul- Furni- 1.0 finisn, $1.10; uality. Alco- Redis- ended, do in 00; do a ml 585c: Mirror gloss, 0t G Kingstord’s ¢ 1 o8 b 2 fair, e 121 @181e} Bgaliises old gov: il 14140 32 7“ B 703 mule square, @S New up, 1§ gallon No 1 auarter '\n]vllm 3@ kb Sait s, New, new, per 6 ch 50: pineapple 11 macke mon per do; 1b string bea beens, per cas case, erries, 15 Foosobert $2.50: 2 Ib early 3 1b tom 402 1atoes, 1b corn, per case, £1,90 15 corn béet. pevdoz. $130G500. 5 inch, 10is¢; i inch, cut loaf, A, o —Boxes, 40 1b 08, 9 16 oz, s 103 half box Dry Lumber, AND TIMBE ey 6 50: B8, 03(c; 2071, Ky—A smallamount is coming in out Shipping stock, per GrAPES—A tew southern ed in the market; 10 Ib. —Cocoanuts, per 100, §5,00; less ver 100, 5,50 — California, ebra k, 12lg@l Sy U —Bulk, 14 to 1 $1,00; gal cans, per gal, California, a, eliolee, 14@loe; Ne- | Hair alion kegs, $L.05; half alf W 1 0rK, per bol, § do. | higan pex {0z qts, ver bbl single strength, 1s¢; triple strength, Figs, layer, 4 Ib boxes, aney ' fard, '12 b boxes, 50 1b boxes, per 1o, 10¢, ans, large polished, 11¢; pecans, English walnuts, 14c; almonds, : almonds, Lunguedoe, 17¢} filberts, 14¢; peanuts, hand hand G-inch No. 1 Lath No. No, No. § No. SuGAR—Bricks, strictly pure, 50 per 1b, 15¢; 10-1b tin pails, strietly peegh L 51b bricke, 241D boxes, per | 44 Feer, Tripe, Pigs' feet, per Fence per kit, 90c. ido,pei ki quart jars, per doc 85:25:'do, pin dozen, $6.75, lnp« per 1§ 3§ bbl, $2.00; un,w kity —Ham, suffar cured, 1 s hau, 50-1b boxes, 12 s, @ldc; enic b, , Y@vige’ dry sali | B i@ioe; dried 40-b cans’ (Fair- ¢ ; clear siae bace beef-hams regular, 12¢; lard, A sel B sel ality patent,$2.50; second quality, st quality spring wheat flour, | O bran, 50c per ewt: chopped No.2 &6 8d, clear, 1 inch, s ct, Linch, s 28 " Lineh, 5. 28 L Quiney white thue (b At Cewent (Akron).. arred feif, per gwi; Straw board...."...} e No. 1, 4 & 6 Inch, 1 ad 14 it rough. No. 24 No. 2, 4 &6 inch'16 chy 12 and 14 . rouzh subxGlEs, LATH. u?h DS, 8 14and 161t 5 14 and 16 1t ‘ 14 and 16 ft % 1% 14and 16 ft SIDING. 1stcom., 12, 14 and A finch, white pi B 6 inch, C 6inch, D6 inch, E 6inch, 1st and 2q, clea 4d, clear, 134 A select, lu. g and FINISHING, 11y incl, inch, 15 and 2 inc! 1 inch, s .28 STOCK BOARDS. inch, # No. 1Coui. 12 in . 18, 12, rough. .. A2 ineh, 818 12, 14 and 161t........ 14 and 161t 13 14 end 10 1L, ‘I 8,25 16,25 Bridges - Steam File l)rmn‘ RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, ey Fngineers and Contractors, Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pils Driving Tron Combination ana Howe line and Oak Timber. I5th s, lephone No Truss Bridees, near Farnam Cigais and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition, South Street, 1020 o 1624 Farpam 11th INTEROCEAN Craan FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, And Wholesale Denlers in Loat Tobaccos. < 110 N, 14th Strect, Omaha, Net Nos. rocKery. W. L WRIGHT, Ageat for tho Maoufacturers and Tmporters Crockery, Glassware Chimneys, e, Office, Streot, Omalia Nob. Lamps, Seuth 13th ~ €. 8. GOODRICH & €O ¥ ¥, A Whitney Carringe Co.8 Children's Carriagas, Agent ators. Sen Omaha. Lornices. Eagle Cornice orks. Tornico. w2 Todye and 101 &0 106 North 10th KRUBMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finnls, Ete,, 510 & 12th 8. Workdona any part'of tho country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor, Ivanized n Cornices, Ete. Specat'sim. oved Putent Motall'o Bkylight, 608 and 510 8. Doors, Sash. Etc. e The Gate Ciiy Plen'ng Will. Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of roll and Stair work of every de- A.ROSENBERY, Menufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sasn, Blinds, Mouldings, Ete. Btair Rails a spe Telephon No. W 15th and Mar . Omaha, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & €0., Elcctriciars, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alarms, ¥'ectric Mutting, Speaking Tubes, c " lron Works. = PA\"I'H’V .( VIERLING IRON \;'0 RXS Wrought and Cast Iron Buildiag Work ron Etairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girdors Bteam Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry Machineand Hilacksmith Work. Office and Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th st. iron a: d Nails. "OMAHA NATL MA SUFACTURING CO, Cut Nails and Spikes, Omaha, Neb S inlty. Safes. Omaha Safo Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burgln: Proof Safos, Vault Doors, Joil Work. Shutters and Wiro Work. Cor. 14th and Jackson Sta., Omaha, Neb, Vagons and Carriages. Estabiishcd 18 A. . SINPSON, The Leading Cai..age Factory, 1409 and 14U Dodge Strect, Omaba, Neb Commliselon, Etc, Bl infd M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 5. Omata. Tolohc Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA Limited, John F. I (R SAYA! Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhijments of any and all kinds of stock solicit ©od. Union Stcck Yards, Omaha, Lumber, Ete, LOUIS BRADFORD, o Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Ete. Yards—Cor. 7th and Douglas, Cor. th and Dougglad. iperintendent, _77 BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Mannfacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard Woo Finish. Justopencd. N, E. cor. 5th and Lesyen- worth Stroets, Omuba, Neb. T CHICAGO LUMDER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 81¢ 8. Uth Strect, Omahu, Nob. F. Colpouzer, ‘Manager. “C.N. DIuTz, Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaba, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor, 6th und Dougias Streets, Omaba, 'eb GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer fn Lumbar. Omuba, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridgo Timbens, &c., 8. W. Cor, 9th and Douglus, Omuba, Nob, G. I'. LYMAN, Dealer In Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldizgs, Building Paper, Ete, South Lith Suwoely P Nebraska. e Figh, Etc. SON FISH €O, Buccessors to e k!‘,\ fiemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, rters of Doreign Fish, Nos. 91 &&= Strest and v P, Track, Omabn. Nob. ( onfectionerv. F.P. FAY & (}U:v Mannfacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nits and Oigars. Farnam St Omaka Neb. Lxme.Cemanl Ete, U 3 JOHNSON & €O, Mawfactarers of Llimis Waiie L ms, And Shippers of Coal aud Coke, Cement, Plus. ter, Iime, Hair, Fire Brick, Drain, Tile and Be Job Printing, KEES PRINTING CO., Job Printers, Book Bindars, Mattings, | Agricultural Implement s PARLLN, OREN DORYF Wholes. Agricaltaral Implements, Wagons PARKER, Demdor in Agricakural Implements, Wagons, bet. ¢th and and 1 gos 5t 1.th, Omahi, N Boots and Shoes, W. V. MOPSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, M1 Far an 'v :’v.zv‘;‘ r;-v \K“v‘“ \‘vl nnfactory, & MARTIN, © Dealers in Carriagc Carpets, T8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloh: Curtain Goods, ' Ete., 142 Street, Quuaha, Neb Coal, Lir ; TILER W, BEDFORDY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stona. Office, £138. 114 * 1, Omahn, Neb, Yards, M and D venport St NEBRASKA FU Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 151 St., Omnho. 3., Tow e and Treas! Presidont. Gro. PATTEREON, Se S H. Hupnent, Proprictor, Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA offce, T Strect. Teldphone 40, LABAGH, Proe. C. F.GOODYAN, V. Pres JUA.SUNDERLAND Sce. and Treas. Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobliers of hurd and sofi_cow, 209 8. Lith St Omaka, Neb, Gro. . OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard ead Soit Coal. Exclusive denlers in Tonlder Colorado Con!, 217 touth 1iih etrcot. Coffee and S ices, ATES, COLE & Home Cofleu and Sp o Hills M(‘g Co. o Ronsers munu tachirersbf Buking bawaer, Flavor Bluing, etc. Try one case of our 1.b pncks Home Blena Roasted Coffes. 1609 Howard 8 Cmahn, Neb, CLARKE HROS. & €O, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. Teas. Coffees, Spices, Buking cowder Flavoring Extracts, Laundry Biuo. Ink, vte. 141416 Har- mney Stree naha, Commission, Etc, BRANCH & €O, Wholesate Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Farnam St., Omahi. Apples--Our own pack: ing—Platt & wor Brand Oysters, Buticr, Egrgro, Game, Poultry, Potatoes JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Fe 3. 14th S(., Omaha, Neb, Consignments so Koturgs made promotly. R. McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. Stroot, Neb. Speciulties: tor. Bues, and Chick WIEDEMAN & CO. Prodnce Commission Horchants. Poultry, Butter, Gume, Fruits, 2208, Uth Omahd, Nebraska. WESTERFIELD BROS, General Commission Merclhants, 1406 Dedgze S.vcet. Omaha. Nel Consizn- ‘ments solic/tod, W. B RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BIECIA —Checse, But ks, Poultry and Gume, 112 8. Mth, Omaha, Neb. Tele- phone No. 39 WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. forem und Domestic ¥ a opecinlty. Fl egant Stornge tios, W uso and office, 10 North Iith st. Tclephon D. A. AURLE Commission and Jobbing, Produce. A full lino of Stone- solicited. 1414 Dodge 8 @5 12th Dut. aska “MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Bayers of Butter and Bggs Refrigerator and Packi LA & T worth St., on U. P. K. . Track, Omaki, A Establ ROBERY I General Commission, 2118, 14tk St., O n, Neb, S cinlties—RButter oultry and we. PEVCKE BROS, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduco und Proy 0O GRIFFITH & Successors 1o lsnnc Conmission ll"rcham And wholcailo o fruit u sped ahn, Nob THOMAS, Grifith, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Buccessors to A. P. Schack.) Produce Commission Merchants, 7"0‘ 213 South lith Street, Omaha, Neh Dry Goods. SUERG & €0, seule Dealersin Dry Gonds Hosfery, Notions, oidery”ind White' Coods, ot," Omuha, Neb. White Lead, IR WHITE LEAD CO, Strictly Pure White Lead, 201k St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Etc, WELIY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Rlankets and Robos. 1421 Farnaw Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Hattress Company, Mnnuhr‘tunm{ Mettresses, Bedding, ows, Cots, e, 1200 and 1208 Douglas Stre nha, Neb, " Overalls, CANFIELD MARTFACTURING O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pats, Shirts, Etc., 1102 and 1'% Dougis soet, Ouillis, Nob, Beer, ul brands: " DREXEL & MAUL, Buccessors to J. G. Jacobs UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMERS, At the old stand, 1407 Farnam 3t Ordors by Lejegruplssoligiiod uad prompily i uded io. Folephions No, Fasut Budweiser and Evlanger. Tarnam | OMATA 1, ViBER €0, Dealers in All Kinds of Bailding Hlterial at Wholesale, 16h Stroctand (i« 11 Track, Omaha GERMAN D WY ATT, Whol 20th and Lza J. A, WAKEFIELD, Who]esalc Ium‘wr, LM, Shingles, Building 1 I s, Mould mes, Pickets, 1% v, Har, Cemont. Nintn Al Nob, = Omaha, Nebraskn, Millinery. 1. OBERFELDER, fmporters and Jobbers of Hillinery and Notioas, 1013 ond 1214 Harney EDHOLM & ¥ | Wholesalers of Musical Etemway Pinnos, Weber Dvikgs Piinos, Pacaard Org aso 101 and 103 151 street — 1CKRO! (raments. Hainos and Organs Etes S SHIVERIC Upholstery, Mirrors « Oman Furniture, CHARL Furnitare, Bedding, Ete., 1218, 1208 and 121) Fainam Stre DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Parnitars, Farnam Strect, Omaha, Nob. Croceries. E. B. CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Faucy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard 86 M ER & RAAPKE \'Ir'oles le Fancy Grocers, T and Tobuced nd 1819 Jas Street, Omahi, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocars, Corner 10th and Farnain Stroets, Omaha, Noty PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Pronslonsl‘“ 0w 711 8. 1000 S, Ornuhis, No g ledww. . BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Stes Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumber, ote 1200 und 1211 Harney streo, Omaha, N EDNEY & GIBION, \‘lholusala_l{ou. Steel, Wagon And Carriage W¢ 1 Stock, !luvy nrdware, 1217 and 121 eavenworth Street, O1 HIMEBAUGH & TAVLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechance' Tools and Buttalo Soalos. 1405 Dong us Streot, Omuh _IusStreet, Omuha, Neb, LLE, FRIED & 00, lobhers of Harflware aud Nails, Tint 1ror; Al « for Howe Scales Minmi | owdes ln Omaha Neb, . MILTON ROGENIS & SBONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, “.'.‘::n?fin”h' 1821 and 15823 Fare RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Ne Harvesters, W DEERING & CO., (IBI(‘AM Manutcoturer of the Daaring\ Haryester Goods, Write to W, M. Lopimer, General Omaha,” T:'ephone 610, Agent, Iron Pipe, Ete. A. L. STJANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pips and Engines. St2am, Wuter, Railway and \nmuxsuppn-.ll 2 d @24 Furnoin St. Omaha, CHURCHILL PUMP €O, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam_wnd Water Supplics, Must Foost Co.'s Goods. 1111 Farnam Jewelry, EDHOLM & EICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Denlers in Sl ware, Diamonds, Clocks, Jewelers' Tools 'nnd Material Pw,l. and 104, 15th Street, Cor. Dodgo, Omaha, Neb, Nct'ons, Ec VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobvers Notions, Hosier; & Gen‘s'F rni-hing Goads 100¢ and 1003 Furaum St., Omahu, Neb J. T\ Robinson Notion Commny. 403 und 405 8, 10th St., Omuha, Neb. Wholesale Dealers in Notions und’ Gents' Pare nishing Goods, 0Oils, Ete. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE GO, wnplesale Dealers in Oils, Fro. A H. Disnoy a, Neb, ! Pork Packing. 8 B. BOY! Pork Packer and Shlpper. HARIIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, on Market, 1517 Dodge Strect. Packil B, O, Nob. Helee Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & CO. Agents for Hall's Safo & Lock Co.s' Fire und Bury) o Locks, Vaults wad Juil work, Firnam stroot, Omuli, N Wholesala and Pelall Dealer fn Sudl Agricultural, Vogetublo, N. W, Cor. 14th und Do Drugs, Ete. bl i T J0OODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists, And Dealer in Paints, Oils and Wludo' Olass, Omaliu, Ne iy 0dd lmluwu' Ihu. o5t O THE G ' i TLER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liquors. Sole manufucturers of Kennedy's East fudia Biucrs. arney Btroot, Omnl 0. W. DUNCAN, N AM. ‘A, Tmporters and Whiole ors in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 2lluud 8. 1th 8t., Omahas, )\L\A Notions, tic, ¥ L. BRANDIES & BON, Wholesale Job Lots, Notiong. Gents' Furnishing Goods, A 5‘ 5. Trado salos duily. 69 R s nihis, P our\ ) Feed, w. . whLsITiNs & co, Wholesale l"loui;, Feed and Graln, ufucturers of W. J. W 18 & Co.s\miiek 2 Thuckow heat o wid poasielors (NI City Mills, cor. 5th and Furuggfih Sacts, Oul g Successor 1o Dry Goods, Goods Trom' Ne and W8 South § Hendquarters fo? = ERNTTIN PR