Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1886, Page 3

TRADING IN CORN IMPROVES A Bullish Feeling Pervades Al Pits--Hog Products Continue to Advance — The Market Steady, CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET whe: nearly 400,00 latge opening firn ber, and there were more b The receipts were not ex wheat (of wi rs of ich and 25 The withdrawals were 64,351 busnhels wheat, 201,505 b corn, and 41 bustiels of weather also ine ed to bullishness, geant Ball repoited cloudy weather in the lower lake region and eastern states, b in ceneral the weather is fair in all diste During the last twenty-four hours rains la: fallen at Springfield, 1ll. and some otl stations, No heavy rains, however, have fal lenin any of them. \Warm weather will continue with scattering showers. Cables came in firm and generally bigher. The bulls had control of the wheat pit and onened September at 7 Prices immedi- ately advanced to 76, , but eased back a traction Corn opencd anc first hos Digh as 4474 figures, 44 after selling from 8 T at 44 c at $0.75 corn Kept very and & oats at s Durinz sellin the openin 10 7614 at Wi@ithe. Pork reacted to 8070, Cudahy. they say, bought quite a lot of wheat carly in the day and was mainly responsible for the advance 10 0%c, but his purchases were about the only noticeable on \e day. armers (hro posted gentleman, strange as it not of this w o8 0 the steady to d a well . At least they throughout Nebr where my advices come trom. In that neig borhood they are holding and feedir corn, and nothing indicates that they expect immediate higher prices.’ More or less strengtl was contributed to corn atter the opening by the report of the Tllinois bureau of agriculture, which makes the conditions even worse than those indi- cated by the government report a few days 0. Manipulations based on this statement helped to put September up to 443, but it did not stay there lo ter the support was withdrawn, ‘The subsequent market was quiet and steady around 443gc. Continued taik of wheat exports helped September up to 77c, but from _this point it sagged ye, ruling steady and only moder- atel New Yorkers were also pur- chs as were also St Jouis partie s tending to keep up the intere: I in the way of advancing 1 hiere ord doing mu prices Provisions developed increased and a better business was transs strength was due to small offerin sire on the part of shorts to chief attraction about the market was the manipulation in_ lard by stronglocal and Milwaukee parties. There was little offered and buyers had to bid the ket up to et any. September sold and ~closed at § e discount from Septembe 0@, for Septemb Compared with yes- 2bg@se higher, lard trength ed. Tle and a de- ver.” The October sold Pork for September sold at § closed at $9.70, Short xibs asked. ok on hort nbs: A Lincoln, Ne “H is terribl nd orrespondent telegraphed ot liere and eyeryhing is was bid; CHICAGO LIVE S10CK. CuicAGo, August 12, to the Bre.—Carrie—The general market to-day averaged fully steady. were many buyers looking for tidy fat 1100 to 12501b cattle, and offerings of such being quite moderate, prices in some were higher. Some choice 15021b beeves of good style and finish sold_stronger at $5.12}¢. But on the other hand, there were many thin and coarse cattle, which sold even worse than yesterday, The demand for choice heavy cattle was fairly good. but there were too many cattle that were heavy but not ripe enough. It is a remarkable fact that while the receipts of cattle this week ‘have been luve there has been a good steady demand, and there has Jess fluctuation in values than for weeks past. Among t 1) gh Texans and 1, The market 10-day wa< slow inferior stock, but pric about stead: Shipping _ste y I $4.65 1200 to 1550 Ity L, 0.44.10; 13 Nebraskas, 15010 Special Telegram attle ‘There )0 western rangers. nd he market was _again active, with slight up turn on primecorn-fed Grassers and eominon were un- ood to choice corn-fed mixed, ud best heavy $4.00@5 2 1: prime N 3 (4,80 another stock. MuneY—0n call iging from 1 to 10 per cent, ver cent. ANTILE uled easi closing at PRIME [ STERLING EXCHANG Actual rates, $4 for sixty day bills and $4.852¢@4.44 for demand. GOVERNMENTS—Governments were dull ani lower. SToCKs - The market to-day was irregular nd feverish at times. This was caused by qual action of the different forces. The bulls are nervous over the increasing rates for money and the bears on account of the of market toiled under unfavorable conditions. Prices gencrally declined in early dealings, but for only fractional amounts, which were generally recovered, after which the market rewained steady until the afternoon, when o general decline took place, which was checked in the last hour and the market closed firm on the rally. STOCKS ON WALL STHEET. 7 MER YAres — 4@5 per Weaker. with cent bonds.. 100 C. & N, W .. J. 5. 1‘\3 . BRI EN pre (nfll he l'nu N, Y. C, rmm 5 0 65, 125 ° (Orewon Tran, Central Pacifie.. 44% Pacific Mail C&A. 144 D, Hmmm 180 [P P.C. c b& ¢ Kok Island 3y St L. & S, F.. § o preteried C.. M. & St. P, preferred . oo, fielerred Iinois Central &O... B&w . preferred Kansus & Texas. Texas Pacific @ Shore k‘ ‘ Union Pacitic. W., St 'L. :‘l‘ prefern 4 IW, \'lul('rnl nion. )’KU . &N l'llUDl‘CIC llA RKET. Chicago, August 12— Flour—Quiet and enchianged: winter wheat fiour, g utherts, $3.%0@4.00; Wisconsit, $4.00@4.16; ichigan soft spring wheat, $3.5x@4.10: Min: Desols bakers, $5.5044.10: patents, $L30@ 4.0'3 low grades, $1.7%@275; rye flour, quies at L\W 50 iu barrels, and $3.00@3% in Strong and e bigher; cash, T5%0: Bepieuter, Toe, Oeidber.t 3 o Coim-Sirong ‘mad K¢ Bigher. chsh® i3ve: bq}‘neml? 485 @aNe: October, 45%¢ ats -Bteady; oash, ¥k September, ©; October, ige. b R S Harley—Weak and Iouerumfm-. Flax-seoa--Finwer ai $1.154@L16 )lu‘h l(‘lllrnl . ) Mo. Pacific. .. Northern Pac. preforted the | . £1.00@1.08 September, §0 wiiite west yi Un cady and very new mess, $10,6 13 points higher ted closed at 00; quiet: old_niess, §(@10,5 od moderat spot, §7 Firni; western, Quict and firm; weste and firm; w Cincinnati, No 2 red, e, Corn—Strong ) ~Wheat— er 2 mixed, 42 mixed, 28’y @430, ~Wheat 3 October ; October, \hnn(n'mlh-. Dull and \\#‘lh 1 har Octot W@ 0.1 nort easli, August; 0.2 morthe Septembet patents, s—\Wheat, tlour, 69,400 bushels; Shipments—Wheat, 4,400 bushels; flour, 9,600 barrels. St. Loui and higher; cptemt heat—Kirm August, August ! red, cas TR hc. nd higher; ber, 411 mixed, No. 2w cash, 3 cash, "l?l\.;vun. Whisky—Firm at £1.07. Park —steady at $10.5 teady; creamery, 12@%c; dairy — Wheat— bid, G3%c ¢ bid, Giicaske Oats-Nominal; Toledo, firm: N l(‘ml\ and cash, 44jc. New Orleans, August 12—Corn—Dull weak and lower at 53@bic. Oats—Dull and lower; Cornn Hog quoted. T'a choice western, sierat §2 —Firm higher; 50. ned tierce, S and clear ribs, $6 Liverpool, August demand: No. 2 winter, 0s 6d; spring Flow—In poor dema spring, Corn—Spot and futures in fair demand; No. 2 western, spot, st, firm at 43 September, Lirm at 4s October, firm ut 4s 430 ST34(@6.50. 12.—Wheat—Inu poor 65 7d. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, August 12,—The Drover's Jour- rnl reports as follows teady: shipping rs and feedcrs, and _mixed, §1.50 $2.60@2.90: thro l('\as dy; steers, § ): COWS, western rangers. u» and half-breeds, & .00; wintered Texans, —lu-mpu. and mixed, natives. ans, 8 COWE, e nd Taxama, 10c higher; good hipping, $4.50@4.5 4 40; biiteher steers, ¥2.2@3. fair, $%. cows and heifers, Indian, , 80, Hogs-—Receipt 0; active and firm: butchers $4.85@5.05; wixed pack $4.50 24,50, Kansas City, ceipts 1, s $3.40; shipments, 1,200; nd best heavy, 40@4.90; light, August 13.—Cattle—Re- yments, none; good common to mediu s, $2.00@ 830, Hogs—Receipts, 5.840: shipments, good 10 choice, $4.70@1.90: comino; ium, §4.50@4.70; skips and pigs, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. “Thursda attle—There wa catilo market to-day. Evening, August 12 ng new features in the Values remain about ‘The market was about %He stronger to-day. ‘The receipts were light and fell far short of supplying the demand. ss hogs are very slow sale. buyers being uowilling to ke hold of them. Sheep—None on the market wand. avd no de- BECEIPTS. Prevailing Prices. Showing the provailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Clioien steers, 13% to 1500 Ibs, Choice steers, 1100 to 1390 Ibs. Mediuw stee 1250 to 135 lbs Fat little steers, 1030 to 1150 lbs Good feeders, %0 101000 bs Good to choice corn-fed cows Falr to medium grass cows Good 1o choice bulls Light and medium nogs. Good to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hogs. . Fair 10 good shorn sheep. ...... Representative Sales. COWS, Pr. No. 250 8. 800 2 STEERS, Pr. $4.00. HOGS. Av. Shk. Pr. Na. Av. Shk. Pr, L 248 S0 $4.00 ©)....556 200 $4.65 255 80 G3....283 120 4. 267 820 465 00....205 120 465 Range of Prices. Showlng the highest and lowest prices yuid formixed loads of Liogs on his maricet dui- the past seven days, with comparative gre] No. Av lm Av, 11056 Av. July. Thursday. 5th 4.55 3" 65 Friday, 6th 445 @76 Saturday, Tth. Monday Uth.. 425 @445 445 ’hlruduy. 10th, 445 Weduesd: 3 4373 4.00@ AuxmL 440 ém 5 8 | and | OMAHA WHOLESALE | Brazils, THE OMAHA DAILY are made wise stated weignts 100 ed 40 e ewt: Yead “Rkins, 1o value. ive weight sce sell at e ] Ibs H, Hamu day MARKETS General Produc lay Ever Nin, the prices market continues unchanged with receipts about equal to the nd. A s are arriving in very 1d be candled be 10 pay_express trictly fresh, ¢ fresh table butter rades dull. All butter an. new tubs. Old pac and unva mery, \ good rket remains dull and low. Chickens, : choice sprin: w2 005 ducks, <ed, an e doz. 82 @ vod, §1 23 0). i e Ciiriise—Fancy f fancy tull gream fiats, two in box, full er Young Am s, fourin box, ¢ fancy Swiss, 12: (0 14c: brick, 12 11e Ox108s—Southern, per bbl, 85 50@3 Porators—Choice southeri, per bush, 40@ 15¢: home grown, 50 40¢ CELEm —Kalainazoo, per doz, 402 BrAxs—ardly any coming in now. De- nmx“ fair at $1.25@L5 per bushel, for clean stock. CALIFORNIA FrviTse—Py £2,50; plums, per box, $1.50 50; Peachies, per box, grapes, per crate, $2.00. CALIFORNIA ORANGES—St. Michels, box, $6 50; Mediterranean sweets, per 6 50, Lemoxs—The lemon market continues firm. Receipts in New York for the next four weeks are going to be exceedingly light and there are 1o prospects of any decline for some time to come. ancy, ver box, $10 0 choice, per box, $950. BANANAS— market is well supplied with fine bright fruit, and prices role low. Best shipping stock. per bunch, §2 00@s 00, CocoaNUTs—Per 100, €5 00: Jess than 100, per 100, § Arr e eating, clioice € irted, 5 o, 10 b 0 depre I cream ched s, per box \ per box, per box, market suit mnm ru!npmcm k oice, per bbl, $5.00; good, per AN ANAS—Choice Limon, per bunch, §2.50 @3.00. CELERY—A smallamount is coming in out it does not sell very fast. Shipping stock, per doz, 40c. SOUTHE « grapes have a RAPES—A ived in the tew market; southern 10 ib. CoCOANUTS—Cocoanuts, per 100, than hundred, per 100, $ Hoxey — Californ strained, 10c: braska, dark. Bull, 14 to 17 gallon keg: 1 cans,'per gal, SL05; hal S1.10. 3 ew Y ork, per bbl, bbl, $4.00; Crab, per oz gts, § Der bbl, $6.00. Rr—White wine, 13@17c; cider, 13 i triple ‘strength, le strength, I xD DA , 10c, Dates, rsian. 50 15 boxes, per Ib, 10c. e polished, 11c; pecans, English walnuts, Tc: almonds, 20c; almonds, Languedoc, peanuts. hand nuts, hand uts, roasted, edium, arragon picked. picked choi 2¢ extra per Ib, MAPLE SUGA 1b boxes, per b, ure, per Ib, 1ic; strictly pure, 50 16-1b tin wails, strictly 5-1b bricks, 24-1b boxes, per .—Pigs’ feet, per per ki, $0c. per kit, do, quart jars, 3 ars, per ‘case, 2 dozen, Tipe, pes 8050, por_i¢ b, $2.00; A0, pr kit be meless | 1134 Fides, Tige: dried. beefinms 15@i6e: “dried beef,’ regular, 12¢; lard, 40-b cans (Fair banks), Tigc; 10, 5 'and &b pails, do, T%@ FLoun axp MirLsTurFs—Winter wheat flour, best quality pi 50; second quality, 2,400 best quality spring wheat flour, patent,82.70:bran, 5 per cwt: chopped eed, 60c per cwt: white corn meal, 7 low eorn meal, l'»-f [ T CWLI SCreening, fik per ewt: hominy, $1.50 R ewt: shorts. ibe perents rabam, 1 hay, in bales, $7.000 50 per ton. GRAIN—Corn, 1 old oats, 28¢; new oa 20@25¢; rye, . General Markets, Woor.—Medium, 17@20c per Ib; fine heavy, 12@15¢; light. 14@lic; coarse, wool, 2ade off Hipes—Green cured 5@ butchers’, dr) fint. 11@13 3 -.Iw\ b pelts LEATHER—Prime slaughter 8%; prme oak sole lea Upper " leather, per foot, 20@c: hem. Toiasse; oak e ch kip, $1.00@ K calf, S100@ 3 Moracco boot nrm\uml ]wbble. NG Bisin and Tinings. $6.00¢10,0 pér do HEAVY HARDWARE—ITon, rate, § low stoel special east, 4e; crucib lesteel, G cast tools do, 12@lsc; wagon per sat, $1.75@,00; 'hubs, ver set sawed dry, $1.40; wongues, each, each, 7he: Square nuts, ver b, 7@l chain, per Ib, 6@12; malieable, 6@sc: iron wedge crowbars, 6c; harrow teeth, 4 spring steel, 7@sc; Burden's horses $4.40; Burdew's mule shoes, $5.40. B in car lots, £4.00 per 100 ibs, . Tates, 10 10 | 50; steel nails, ot, ' §1.85: do, half keg " blasting, ki Tuse, por 100 Toet, 6. Lead Bar 81 AINTS IN O11--Wiieead. Oma white lead. St Louls, p ure, $ ellles green, 1to5ib cans! 22 : ¥ reen seal, 12c; French zine red ‘rench zibe, xine, The; vermillion, American, 18 red, 10¢; rose pink, l4c; Venetian red, Cc son's, ¥ Venetian red. Awerican. 1ie; red lead, Tige; chrome yellow, genuine, S ('hrnuw\flluu K, ochre, rochelle, fo: ochre, French,' 25e: ochre, American, 13 Winter's miners Lehigh brown, 25¢ panish brown. fince’s mineral, ll)(\ Pain, lead, 5c:Frene hu ne Zc; Paris whiting, 2i¢e; whiting, gilders 5 ¢; whiting, cou'], , lampblack, Ge manstown, loe: mupfimk ordinary, Prussian blue, 55 ultramarine, 15 ; vand, brown, 8c: uuiber, burat, 4c; uinber, raw, 4c sienua, burnt, ¢ sienna, raw, 4c; Paris green. genvine. ¥oc: vans eree. eommon. chrome green, N, Y., 2¢; chrome gree: ige; vermilhon, English, b oil 70e; and burnt umber, 1 1b can burnt sienna, 1% Kip, ronl vandyke, , 1de; re- fined lampblack, 12¢; coach ' black and 1vory black, 16c; drop black, Prussian blué, 40c mlumhrlnrb]ue‘ 18¢; une green, L., n & D., 16¢; blind and shutier groen, L., M i Paris nn‘ll hr Indian red, Vex tian red, Se: N Aweérican vernullion, L. & D., .I.u: )ellunmlr Se: L M. & 0. D."18: ‘good “ochre, 16c:" patent drver, 8¢: graining color, light oak, dark oak, wianut, chestout and ash, 12 DRUGS AND CNEMICALS—Acld, carbelie, S2c: acid, tartaric, 53 balsam_copaiba, per B, 45¢: bark. sassatrus, wlc 10e; wollld.lk\u o BEE: TRIDAY, ne. $1.40; Grocers® Medium half bbls, §3.50: ghe in half bbls, £4.00 CANDY—Mixed, 0'y@ CRACKE Garnean pienic, 5y city soda. 1 STARCH=N gloss I, Graves' corn PICKLES SOFFEES- @11 e prin fancy gre ernment ¢ old gov: pterior J 1645@ i Arhuckle’s roasted, 3 < XXXX roasted, 14 Dilworth’s, 135 ¢: Red Cross, 143, Kirk's Savon imper, < s satinet, $3.00: Kirk's ndard, Kirk's white Rus . $4.00: Kirk's White Cap. $6.50: Dome, Washiboard. $510. MaTcurs round, per case, $1.00; s i mule square, s, $1.05: New Maple Syrup, 3¢ e per gallon: 1_gallon llon cans, $5.25 pe @1e per rictly pure quarter any in evaporated boxes, 1.boxes, S@W peaclies, none in currants, ke @20c (@4 NED_GOoDs—Oysters, . ver case, $4.40 S, per case, $A.2 lums, ‘per case, berries $2.50: pineapples, 2 10, pe yer doz, 12051 1o Y@1.55: 2 1b_gooseberie b Aring begns, per case. per case.’ $1.60: 2 1b %0:2 Ib carly 1b “tomatoes. mu owfat e Ju'ie peas, per case. medium ye CANDLE boxes, Boxes, 16 or. Dry Goods. —American, Arnold’s, 6 Manchester, 53 man.5e: Glou- Dunneli dncquard, Ge: Dunnell. Windsor.6c; Padific, be: Harmony.diged chor Shrtings, 45g¢q Merrimac Shirtings, se: Berwick, 4 Duck—(Unble! 40 1h 65, 65 10¢; hall 1)—S 0z. Magnolia, 10c; 10 0z. Maznolia, oz. West Point, 10}gc: 11 oz, West Point, 12ge. Bix oW CoTr v!——lm\\r(-m-fi LL, 5e; Shaw- 000, 1040 Pearl jet S, 8 tucket S, 9 < A4, 130 Montauk BB, 11(‘ Onn a AC (colored)—Boston 9 oz brown and Boston O H brown and drab, ||d t\lxh 11 Boston O P sACIED COTTONS—Farmers’ choice, Cabot, 68{c: Hope, Te: Hill 4—4, Tl Lonsdale, 8¢; Fruit, So; Wania: ie: Armor; Orchard, 6¢; CoRET JEAN s— Kearsarge, 1 sc; Indian checks, J Stripes, stripes, ez Oufs, .Il.\\]v d, 10 Oberon, book fold, 11 \\mu.m. on, Endurance. (ENINS—Be Cy‘(k BB, 10c XX, fanc and brown. 11c; Bes J Ked halibut, o8¢, 10} HERRIN Mew nsn. [WISINS BOSQ IMPORTED FIRH. ~ew pisn, Bris HE Bbls Q'r BRI Pails or Kite 200 100 00 W0 40 10 Norwegian KKK Her'ngs 14 07 506 81380810 ... 1 04 125110 & % Eels ~.[18.009 50 5 60 4 803 90 | olland Herrings, new SALMON. AUGUST 13. 1886, ]\\\IL D \4\\¥I‘HI‘. Fngincers and Con Brge: Roof Tnme\ Steam Pne Drmng Howe 1th e, ber. nd Onk T ; e No T Cigars and Tobaceo. MAX MEVER & 00, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, poar Mo INTEROCEAN Craan FAcT WEST & FRITSCHER, Ianurn(lurers of Fins Qigars. And W Y. wrockery, WRIGHT, Ageot for the Manufacturers and Importers Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chir Oftice, 817 South Street, Omal 15ty S GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitney Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celevrated Retrig or price lists. 1415 Farnam &t aors. Ren Omaha Lornices. acturer of ge and 101 turess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windowe, Finals, Ete., %10 . 12h &. Workdone # part of the country. Weslern Cornice W(nks, SPECHT, Proprietor. Ete. Specat'sim. ved Pate ylight 808 wna 610 St., Omal Doors, Sash, Etc. The Gats C ash and roll and kinds of de- Blicds. Also all ur work of cvery "BERY, e Manufacturer anG Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. No. B shone St Omuba, Nob. . Electrical Suppies. L. W. WOLFE & 00., Electriciars, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaba. Burglar Al Fire Alarms, ¥ cetric Mattine, Spe ms, Bells, king Tubes, Iron Works, 1’\(1(\\‘ & VIERLING [RON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Staire, Ruiling, Rolled Beams and _Girders Bteam Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry Machineand Blacksmith Work. Ofice and Works, U. P. Ry. and § 17th st iren ar d Pmls. OMAHA NATL MA SUFACTURING CO. Cut Nails and Spikes, ile n Spr sialty. Omaha, Neb. " Omaba Safe Warks, @ ANDEEEN. Manufacturer of Firc and Burgls: Proof Safos, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shuttérs and Wire Work. Cor. 14th und Juckson Sts., Omuba, Net Wagons and Carriages. Established 1858, A. . SIMPS( The Leading Ca.xage Factory, U(and 1411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & § Live Stock Commlsslon Geo. Bui Dnion Stock Yurds, Union St'ock'\.’ards Corh;;an A OF OMAHA. . Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent. f SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Herchants. s‘m nnents of any and wlkinds of stock solicit Union Stock Yards, uumlm Nob, Lumber, Etc, T Louls BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Basb, Doors, P‘( Yards—Cor. Tth and Douglas, . th and Douglad. BOHN MANUFACTURING €0, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blindz, Mouldings, Stair Work and ]v\n rior Ilm 1 Wooé Finish, Just opened. N. K. cor. 5th ana Leaven- ‘worth Streets, Omuba, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €16 8. Mth Btreet, Omsha, Neb F. Colpetzer, ‘Manugcr. 50| 40|12 |10 [ Ory Lumber. DINENSIONS ARD T} 141116121 e LIME, ETC. uiney white lime (best. . Cewent (Akron Hair Tarred felt, |nr4\\! Straw board .. ATCES “ FENCING, 0. 1, 4 & 6 inch, 12-and 14 ft., Tough...§ No. 2,4 & Ginch, @2 and 14 ft.. rough 4 & 6 inch) 16 4t... rough. SUINGLES, LATI. X clear. A . xtra * A+ ¥A¥ Standard G-inch clear No. 1 Lath ¥ BOAKDS, .1 Com, 8, 1, 5. 12,14 and 16 ¢... to 14and16 ft.. 08 4 » 14 and 16 1t 04 * liand 16 1 SIDING. 1stcom., 12 14 and 16 it > ] " Fence L N FLOORING. A Ginch, white pine B 6inch, W C 6inch, D 6 inch, E 6 inch, essnten FINISHING. istand 2a, clear, 1/, inch, 5. 2§ 5, clear, 13 i A 'select. 113, 1 B seleet, 17, 1st and 2, clear, T inch, &. 84, clear, 1'inch,'s. 25... A select, 1inch, . & B seleet, 1 inch, & STOCK BOARDS. A 12 inch, 15 12, 14 and 16 ! € 12inch, * S No.1Cow.12in.,s 1512 and 16 1t 1825 12 14 and 16 1t 1635 >CA N. hl!'.'l'l; Lumber, Bth and California Strects, Omaba, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Btc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglas Strects, Omubs, Vet GEO, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, « Omaba, Nebraska, CHAS. R. LERE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Etock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers &c. 5. W. Cor. $th iund Douglus, Omuba, Neb. . LYMAN, Dealer in Sash Doors, Blinds, Noaldiogz. Brilding Paper, Etc, South Lith 5ot Oaga. el Nebraska, Figh, Etc, TBENSON FISH €O Buccessors to Icken mssen & O Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Toreign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones &= Suvet a0d v'- P, Track, Omaba. Nob. - « cen’ectionerv LETAE AN Manufacturing Confectisners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nats and Cigars. Farnaw St, Omahaxeb. 121 Lime, Cement, Ete, J.J_JOHNSON & CO anufastaress of Llimis Wale L' ma, And Shippers of Coal and Coke. ( ter, 1ime, Hair, Fire Brick. Dr er Pipe. Office, Paxton bote arnam Strect, Omab, Nebraska. us Printing BEFb PRIN llhl« €0, dob Printers, Book Binders, B | Mattings, B —— ] HA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s. PARLIN, ORENx Wholes (FF & MARTIN, © Dealers Lg,mnmral lmplmrql\ \hsuns CHULCHIL Wholcaale Do Aflricu taral lmp.lmvfl\ W.llm.t 1 AR M R, ts and Shoes. MOPSE & ol Joboers of Bo ots and § M1 Faroar b £ A. ORCHARD, Whnlmla Carflm Oll Cloths, Cu e Eie, W% Famam et Coal, Lime, Ete “JLER W, BEDFORD Coal, Coke, Lime and Stona. & 1tk Ct, Omaha, Neb, Yards, fb and Dr venport Streets. Office, 2] NERRASKA FUEL 00, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 £, 13t St Omans, Neb. ik, C, TOWLE, President. GEO. PATTERSON, Sec. and Trens. S.H.Hepenn, I Manager Rebrnska Coal and Lime Company, oo, LA NEHIASKA GxO. F. LABAGR, Proe. © T Goonwas. V. 3. A SURDERLAND Seo, nnd Troas Omaha Cos:, Coke and lee(ompany‘ Jobbers of Lard and 288, aith St Umaba Ihone 49, Pres. OMANA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive deaicrs in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 4t street. Coffee ard S ices. GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffez and Spics Hills IM"g Cv Coffee | mui factarersof Bakin Extra RBluing, olc. ‘Iry one case af our J-B packuio Home Blond Koasted Coffee. 1609 Howard Sty Cmabn, Neh. 1d Spice. Gy waer, Flavoring CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coflce and Spice ills. . Baking eowder Flavoring Iuk, oto. 116 Har | on, Ete, BRANCH & CO,, Wholesrue Fruits, Produce, Ogsters, am St., Omaha. A it & Co's Tiger Brand Oysters, Bitter, ultry, Potatocs. JOHNF. FL. Genera! Commission Merchant, nts solicited. DONALD. COMMISSIQH MERCHANT. Street, Om Alties: But WIEDEMA Produce Commlsslon Merchauls Poultry, Lutter, Ga \\b\nu LD BROS ., General Commission lel chants, 1406 Dodgge Strcot, U men W. E RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. EPECIALTI cosc, Butier K Poultry . 112 5. lith, Quwaba, Congign MILL Slorage aad CJmmm J] Mstchaats. spocinity. El- HURLEY, rommlssmn and Jobbing, Gutter Produce. A fullline of Stone- vare i Dodge St Omalin. HANE & SCTIROEDER, Buyers of Buucr and ngs rator and s 14th & Lenvens St., on U i, Omabin, Neb Establ ROBERT PURVI, General Commission, 2118, 14k St., Omal Ei Commlsslon Merc .Lms Preduce and Provisic GRIFFITH & Buceessors 1o Conission Merchants Fruits, maha THOMAS, Isaac Grilith, produce. nsignment , Omana, HHRA(' Successors to A. P. Produce Commission Herchants. No. 213 South 15th Street. Omaha, Neh Dry Goads. & SO Schack. L SBENG & €O, Wholcsale Deslcrs in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Lioens, iuces, rmvm. dery and 10 Deglas Stroct, Omat, Coods, Neb, _ White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD ;'l),.r Strictly Pare White Lead, 20k Bt-, U.P. Ky. Omahs, Harness, Etz, WELTY & LAN Munufacturers ot Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turt Goods, Blankets, o 1421 Furnum “ = = | Mattress Company, Manufacturing M; Tt Filiows, Cots, ke, 3 Ouiubia, Ne Overalls, e MARNT FACTURING 00, Manufacturers of Overalls, Shirts. Lte., and 1'% Lougls % O Kok, CA Jemns Pur Beer, M. REATING, Agent for Anbeuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n CEDARS" Home und Day School for Young Ladioi v opens OCT. 1. Delightiuliy situated gn Gesrectown Helghts' Largo grounds. Ea: | ations, K, 1936356k BL, Was bingica L przyees iy OMAHA L Dealers fn AT e St GERMAN D. WYAT Wholesale Dedle in L 20th and lza * J. A WAKEFIELD, Wl:flesule [un her, L!lh Pay kot Nintn Jmporters Nillinery and 1214 Harney & EDI ments LM & EIUCK Wholesalers n[ Hzm al Instruments. Eteinway | Briggs P 101 and 105 150h o Fu — CHARLES Furniture, Bedding, Etc., 126, 1208 and 121 SHIV Fainom DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers fn Fa Faruam Strect, O Crocer E. B CHAPMAN & ( Wholesale Fancy Grocers Tobuceo and Smokers' Articics, 12 es. Bnllimg Naterial zt‘wnolkals nd Nflm k. Omaha. - umber, Nebraska Shingl ahn, Neh, e W Haines and Organs, ERTCK Upholstery, Mirrors Streec Omah roilary, Neb. Cl,gdb. T Howard ‘ MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale mry Grocers, Teas, 1nd Tol € Strect, and 1319 Douge eb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th sud Par PA. N, GALLAGHER Noe T And 711 K. 10th St Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardwnre, Iron, Wi ‘and 1211 Ha ED! Wholesals. lron Steel, And Carrisge We ek, e 207 und 120 Aworth \~\n\>\ ey HIMEBAUGH & TAY' Heavy 1 Streets, Omaha, Neb, & 00, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Omaha, Neby Steel, 00 Lumber, et muba, Nob. Y & GIBBON, Wagon Street, Omahay LOR, Builders' Hard ware, Mechanics' Tools ana Buffal Jus Street, O LE Scales. 1405 Dougr 1uhs, Neb. Jobbers of Har(mre‘and Nnfls, ’fln Etc. Agents fo Sheet 1ro Mistui Powder Co., ¢ MILTON ROGE] Jowe Scales nuba Neb. & BONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantics, Grates, I s nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY 1821 nud 1325 Fan 0. Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Stec Strects, Cor ha, Harvesters, W3 DEERING & €O., Manufc. Deenng\ Harvester Write 10 W Lorimer. 1th and Harney CHICAGO, r of the Goods, General Agenty phone i, _ Tren Pipe, Ete, e OMPANY, . Fin i e mal Omuha, Neti. e, 2L CHURCHILL PUMP €0, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Utuuba, Neb, 11 Je EDHOLM & I Fittings, Teadquarters foe Farnam Stroety e SR 1CKSON, Wholesale dewelers. Denlers_in Silverware, 1 Clocks, Jewclers' To an 104, 1tk Street, Cor. D Nctions, € c. VINYARD & 8¢ yl\'l Jobuy Jonds sterinds, Ete., 10§ O, Neb. g Watchas IDER. Kotions,Hosier; & Gents F( mishing Goods 100 €and 1033 Farna 4 Wholesale Dc s, Oils, Ete. CONSOLIDATED TANK Li Wholesale Dealers in Gasoline, Mica Axle Grea: ¥ Manager, Omak Pork Packing, Omaha, Neb, d. I\ Robinson Notion Company, W St Omaha, Neb. < and Gonts' Far e Ny Olls A H. Bishop, ob. = JAMDS BOYD, Pork Packer and SMppu. Omabs, Neb HARRIS & FISHER, Papkers and Provision Dealers, Yy —— Market, 1517 Dodee Strect. Packing K K. Truck, Omaba, Neb. Tele P. BOYFER & 0O, Agents for Hall's Sare & Lock C Fire wiid Burglar and Jnil work, e J. EVANE, W’wlesale‘nnd mel Dealer in Soeds. dgricu e ugs, Etc. TilE GOODMAN DR e, 0d1 Follows! llull, Nob, Wholesale Druggists, Aud Dealer in Puints, O''s and Omabs, Mol Wonee, L £ee LR & €O, s, 1., O Notions, t1¢, HANDILS & Khoizsm dob Las Ve h Bt., Or Flour and Fe W.d, WELSHAN Window Glass lia, Nk 38 & 00, Wholesale Fiour, Feed and Graie, Innufacturers of W.J. W it L ckw en tlour an Ly -hll wor. Bib aud Fanan S 18 & Co-e Qu wriet rba mla.l'nihh 4.9