Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1886, Page 3

WHEAT BOOSTED UP A PEG/ Btrong Export Talk Raises Th Close in Ohicago. s Price at th CORN WEAKER AND LIFELESS. | Extensive Raing Belt | Cause Actiye Trading to Fall O—No Activity Provisions. in the Corn in CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Ciicaao, Ang cial Telezram to the reports indi eate 1l Ain have be u 1. During the lours rains have fallen Iinots, Indiann, Mi sota, Michi wnd Olhio, Nalf an inch in Towa, eastern Nebraska, 11li nois, Indiana and Ohlo, Local rains are in- dicated very generally through the corn belt. The effect of this rainfall on the market was only slightly easing. Sevtember opened at 43ge, selling between 44%e and 4i1je. But the receipts overran the estimates in nearly everything. Wheat inspection was 1063 ears (123 being winter and 40 spring) corn, T4 ears, and oats ars. Septemb wheat opened at 7i%e, selling back to 77 as the market was mainly ad on t curb last might. This morning there no great activity In the lie market after selling at 7 1 firmly to At the recent prayers for v on | past twent v in Nebraska, Towa, Dal It has a wn wed | to-day ing esy in this market, nor was there nything special pres- ent to induce movement i prices, Corn was heavily sold at the opening aronnd 44ige by Schwartz, Dupee, Cam- wmerer and others, but they only broke prices a fraction. On the subsequent recovery Bangs led the buying. About the only talk ting t arket was on the export move- and ttitude of shippers in gene Iy all houses having foreign connee: ns were favored with orders which had quite a strengthening ef noon Sep- tember had picked up to and_showed aliost as much disposition to go highier as to stop there, But later it fell off. lers on the buying side were very but they were eit up among sueh a mu'tit of brokers that they ha 0 significane all. The close was st about tirm at ust yrior to1 o'cld e bulls nd boosted up - the put- jtember to T8ie on export It closed at this fiy After the tirst hait hour or so corn ¥ narrow nd did noth irth speaki there clin by a partial re In weral way the tone of th was weak, spiritl nd inclined to f; in price rather than advance. There was lit- tle ading after the opening. Provisions were slow and unattractive, and values underwent little chanse. The unset- tled feeling in corn made holders of pork who had profits anxious to secure them, and their selling produced a 10c. decline, It did not nold and b@iise, reaction followed. Lard and short ribs were not pressed to sa tember bemg held by Strong parties, rices remained steady, Shipments’ were and it is understood they are being sent forward to reduce stocks here. September ork, s o eptember | 3 wm..l... ribs SOl at S6.30a@( 20 p. M. ptennby urh, whe: ptember 3 S1OCK. pecial Telegram ;i ot to-day on all useful kinds, In- no beiter, but there was illy improved feeling. The wmove- fat Shipping stec 50 1bs, $4.10@ Rane cat- e and prices me cases desirable rule the mar- There were two grass cattle here and hundred through Texans; ans, 1122 Ibs, ;,KHK). 21 \l(lll 1146 "1bs, $4.0)5 41 Montana Ibs, §3,80:'166. Wyomings, 1103 ld yestercay n storm somewhat with business at the opening, sales were rather slow, yet at fully a3 ices for good corn-fed stock as at any rassy and common were about the sume as heretofore, n_few of the best grassers making § 50, and common 5 1 §4.10 |IIM along there, 74,90, with best was decided) Teriof qualii agenel about ; 1500 1by tle offering to-da generally stronge cattle sold 10¢ high ket was only strong traing of northern about fifteen 273 Montana Te tana Texans, Texans, 100 s, ntel ene high | time rom 2 1o 7 per cent, T PRI cent. St — 4@5 per — Quiet; 84.52 for y bills and @485 for’ demand. vernments were dull “Stocks opencd abont steady, first ng within 14 per cent of last even- final figures, with the _singlo exception Nely ~ York Central, which down 3§ per cent. was a quiet “market, in which Vandervilts una Lackawanna, to whieh niay be added Loulsville, & Nashville, attracted the most attention, ‘The latter named stock and Lake Shore cxhibited o decided w ness, The remamder of the list vielded slowly. In the afternoon the market became extremely dull, but remained heavy until the Jast hour, when easier rates for mouney were reflected ' in animprovement in values, and the market closed very dull but compara- tively firm at _prices which are fractionally better than the lowest of the day. BTOOKS ON WALL STHEET. cent bonds.. 100k C. & N, W 11| pre 1201 N, Y. 2121 Orey 44 Pacilic M (DD, & P, C of vas . 3% D42 + 110% Central I O&A.... u.tmml [ L D, l .\\ 1 O, 3L & S B i prefepred L s, )‘8 (i lllt ery Texas Paclic. .. 5% Union Pacific. .. %|W., St. L. & 1. ¢l " preferred . o \\n»u‘rnl'uluu p Ul |ulr~ { L, [ & W insas & T Northern Pac proferred .. PRODU MARKET, August 18.—Flour—Steady winter wheat flour, §4.05@4.10; @100 Wisconsin, $4.000@4.153 soft spring wheat, $5.50@4. 10 Min: Chicaso unchianged a, Minne- | 7 o S 10L patents, $4.50@ rudes, $1 rye flour, quiot L0 in barrols, and ‘§3.00@32 in ;. low ks, Wheat--Advanced T3e during the session and closed ut top figures, beini active mos tho session ; cash, 1750; Seplember, 18%c; ober, @S0} alrly ictive and a shade easter; o3 September, 4iige; Octover, 45% @ v and _quiet, little chauge; September, ¥e; Oc cash, §9.65: ) Sepieuber, ive but casie) \ TH@ young Americas, b«)‘wv.' een salted, e bull l ry Smpments, o0 <1000 3,000 Recoipta, 5,000 63000 0,000 59,000 000 1. bhla eat, b, orn, b, Jats, by Rye,bn Barley,on, Detter: trading wnd onl receipt i quict; rately S000; ex white Petroieum Pork—Quict and Lard ;Wi September, & Buitter - Quict and i Cheese—Firm ern flat, Tl ss-Stendy St cd closed at 60 o dy stern ste un, spot, § westorn, 12421 and in fair demand; west and demand fair; western cinnatl, and higher; No 3 1¢ Corn=—-Steady; No. Quiets No. Firmer: No. - Quiet at $10, Lard—Strong at & Whisky—Dull; sales, Ro0ds on basis of $ Milwaukoe, August | et Corn il Oats—Quiet: Rye—Steady Barloy-— Eqsy Provitions ber, $0.70; October, Minneapolis opened firin Angnst 18.—Wheat—Strong nixed, 421 @4 mixed, I8 Bilg@Me, 06 bbls of finished Wheat—Strong; <e; October, S0c. 6lc. mess pork, Septen- No.1 north: Octoby notthern, cash Octolicr, T0ige; Noy 1 north: northern, Tie Sep- Quiet: 50, ipts —Wheat, none, Wheat, Shipments 17,000 bar Angust 13.—Whe No 2 red, cash, Tide; patents, £4.25@4.50; bakers, 64,400 busheis; flour, 15,000 bushels; flour, St. Louis. ted and higher; : ptem- S 2 mixed, T, 411 No, mixed, r. 2. cash, 2@ Firm at 6 isky—S$1.07. Quiet and unchanged ; 4 dairy, 10616, 10, August or s easll, 806, Corn—Steady and firm: cash, 44'ge. Oats—Steady and higher; cash, 285c. Liverpool, August Wheat—Demand improving: new No, 2 winter firm at 65 63d; spring firm at 6s 7iéd. Flour—Demand improving: ! spring, Ss. Corn'—Spot and_ futures new mixed western, swot. St firm at 4s ereamery, —Wheat—Firm and ave in good demand; fir at 48 3igd; tember firm at’ 43 New Orleans, Augist 18 —Corn—Dull we Ii ’ulll lowes Mahie. l)ll” and lower; cholece western, C IIIXII\I(‘ al—E at & Hog Products—Firmer quoted. FPorl £10 Lard—Reline, Bulk Meats and higher; not LIVE STOCK. Chicago, August 1 nal reports as follows Cattle—Receipts, shipping_steer 03.55; feedirs, § through ~(l’ll|\u1'l. k' —The Drover's Jour- stockers and Texas cattle ; cows, 0011 & 10 n0; i lighty mmon t L 25(@4. 2! frexan and Indian, —Receipts, shipments, mone; and_ stron butchers and bost 5@h.505 “mixed packing, $4.40 lent, §4.504!50, ! i 2 Kansas City, August ceipts, 2,000; shipments, 800 OF 1n} Soa: nge weak; OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Friday Evening, August 13. liere were no new features in the cattle market to-day. Values remain about Steady, and there is very little doing. Hogs—The quality of the re s extra to-day, but the market was stronger. The extremely light receipts has forced prices up somewhat. Sheep—None on the market and no de- wand. Cattle, Hogs.. Prevailing Prices. Showling the prevailing prices pald for live stock on this market. Choice steers, '\I little steers, 1050 to 1150 Ibi 00d feeders, %00 to 1000 Ibs. 00d to choice corn-fed cow r to mediam grass cows 00d 1o ehoice bulls it and wedium © 00d to choice heavy I oo to choice mixed hogs 10 good shorn sheep Shk. Pr, K0 84.55 200 4.65 40 455 200 465 Range of ¥ Bhowing the highestand lowe formixed loads of Logs on this ingthe past seven days, with values: 20 pald vicut diar- comparative July. August. 445 @18 b Friday, 0th (@4,60 Saturda o ml’ Friday, 13th., 445 @400 450 @4.70 Shipmonts. -Chicago, Dest. B ias Chicago Dest, Chicago All salos of stock i this market are made - ewt. Jive welxht unless otherwise stated. ad hozs sell at ige per 10 for all weights, 20g3 welihing less than 100 1bs . Proguant sows are docked 40 Ibs S5d stags 80 1oa. Not. Cattle market dull, Reeelpts of hogs light | black, 16¢; arop THE Hammond & Co. ¢ tle to-day H. Morton, Hartington, had a load of eat tle on the market. E. Swan shipped a thoroughbred trotting horse to Chicazo over the Rock Isiand. Eli Clayton, Walnut, la., a_very extensive feeden Was at the yards to day looking for fecdoers, Mr. Rox eived seven cars of cat ts, Gibbon, was at the yards with of sheep. Gibbon is quit county, There will be 25,000 fed point this winter, and as mauy more near vieini On the marke Albion: | Rovers & Co, Paul; T'r sen. Da n the t with hoge: Hawks & 1 ler & Payton, Fullerton: Mor North Beni: Stewart & | n & B, Loup City Wil .’ Desmond Askwi Craig; W, 1loh W mpion, Doy ter Vivel Tty g . Wyandt, ford batm, G G Mil WHOLESALE MARKGTS 1 Produce, Evening OMAHA Friday August 12, yundd lots of to-dayg. the prices ¢ market_econtintes unchanged wit ipts about equal to the demand great many shipments ar bad order.” Eugs should shipp as {t is us cliarees ot rotten eggs, candled, O g@1oc. Burii—Clhoice fresh table butter in good request, lower grades dull. Al butter should be packed in clean, new tibs, Old packages are objectionable and unyariably effect sa Frosh butter, creamery i8¢ cholee dairy, 15@lfc: choive country, 14@1%: goud coun try, 1dalie; fair country, $@llc; common, be ecandied before s to iy express Egs, striclly fresh, Porrriy—The market remains dull and i, and prices tule low. Chickens, Aoz, $2 2 loice spring, $2 00 favir 1o good, 8172 (03 ducks, (@300, Crigist—Faney full efeam chedda faney Lull eream fiats, two in bos, § full crean Young Amiericas, four in bo, g fney Swiss, 12!{@lic: brick, 1] Linivir e, Ox1oxs—Southern, per bbl, $350@5 35, Porators—Choicé soutiiern, per bush, honie grown, H0.040; 200, per doz, 40, coming in_ now. De- 30 per bushel, for clean 45 BrAx mand 1 stock, CALIFORNIA Frutrs—Pe: perbox, 50; plums, er box, $L30; prunes, per bo s, per box, §2003 grapes, per s—ardly aj rat SL5@ 1A Oranars—St. Michels, Mediterranean sweets, per ver box, cash, 40%@ | § ie lemon market continues New York for the next 2 g to be exceed and there are no prospects of any some time to come, Fancy, per box, $10 00: choice, per boy, & BANANas—The market is well supplied with fine bright fruit, and prices rule low. Best shipping stock, per bunch, €2 00 00, CocoANUTS—Per 100, §5 005 less than 109, per 100, $5 59, Avriis—Choice eating, perbbl, choice eating, assorted, 5 bbi lots, '§2 do, 10 bl lot Benu market suif ry little stock in the ble for re: h||-|nc “livice, per LI, 00: good, per ANAS—Choice Limon, perbuneh, 8450 A smallamount is coming in put y fast. Shipping stock, per SRN GRAPES—A few rapes have arrived in the markef fill\l‘\. $1.00@1,25 CocoANuTs—Cocoanut than hundred, pe Hoxr California, strained, 10¢ braska, d: hern 10 Ib. @ {1 r—Bulk, 14 10 17 cans, per Al 1,10, v Y ork, per bl 1 do. nalf ‘Michizan . ver bb) AR—Whife wine, cider, 13 ngle strength, idc; triple strength, 4 Ib boxes, 1b boxes, ‘. per Ib, 10c. Pecans, large polished, 11 ¢ glish walnuts, 14 almonds, Langiedoe, 1 , 1405 peanuts, hand fa, 8ige: peanuts, hand e Virginia ATy —Figs, 1) medium Tarragoi B 1503 tly pure, 50 s, strictly b boxes, per feet, per per kit 90c. lo, [-u kit ; do, 14 S on ot oy o, quart jars, er doz, , per_case, 2 dozen, S0, 005 do, per 5 bbl, i novisions—Ham, suffar cured, 1 boncless ham, 50-1b box picni kfidst bacon, suizar eured, Y ders, The on, e’ dry dried beef-lams 15@io lard, 401b_cans’ (Fair: €110, 5 apa S I8, o, s—Winter wheat s second quality spring_wheat flou per cwt corn JUR AND MILLSTUE hest qualit ; bran, 1, Ge per civt: whi low corn’meal, o per ewt: h 50 per cwt; shorts, perowti in bules per tor ArN—Corn, 25c; old oats, eat, 28¢; new oats, butehers’, dry flint. 1@ two-third nuuw, eliow, 2; Lk, Hll R-~Prime llml;,lll T 3%: prme ok sole Upper_ leather, per foo Tt ok Kip, SH@0% L hmn calf, 5] 00 ch galf, $Lal ki, ench kip, $1.00(@ {, $1.00(@ b 8 1 pebbl &, S0@i2e; Morocco oil pebbl (@ 23 pings and linings, $6,00 lD,DU per doN HEAV ron, rate, Nénm Ay, st 40:' tongues, 'each, fo nuts, ver Ib.7@lic: coll , 6@12; malleable, 6(wse; iron crowbars, Ge; harrow teeth, 4z T@Se; ' Burden's horsestioes. shoes, $5.40, Barbed 00 per 100 Ibs. _tonl r 250; steel nails, §2 Shot-—$1.067 buckshat, = SL85: oriental powder, keis, §2 do, haif kegs, do, quaiter kegs, ; blasting, kegs, § L P 100 Taek. th L ond Bak b1, Pamves i Or—Weead, Ong o white lead, St.” Louis, p ure, ellles green, 110 51b cans! ¥rench zine reen ‘seal, 12c; French zine ‘red seal, 11cg french _ziie, In_ varnish asst, 200; French zine, 78¢; vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian red, 10g; rose pinic, Tc; Venetlan red, Coo sou’s, 3%ic: Venetian red, American, Sod Toad: e, ellow, genuine, chrome yellow, K, 12¢i ochré, rocholl gelire, Froncl, 5o; ochre, Afner ige Winter's minbraly Tnigh brown, 375 panish brown. Piiriee’s mineral, Dity IPA1Na = White lead, SeiFrenc o ne Zo; arls whiting, 2e: whiting, gilders', whiting, m... ¢, lampblack, manstown, 1% lnmpfiu . ordinary Prassian blue, f; ultramarine, 15¢; \nmhk brown, Se: uuiber, burat, 4; utnber, sienna, burnt, sienna,' raw, 4 ecn, genuiue, 'Y'v LAris green. eommon, rome green, 20c; clirome green, vermillion, -Ax...h. ih oil 70¢; raw wnd burnt umber, ‘1 1’ canls, raw and Durnt sienna, 13 vandyke, brown, | 150; T fined lampblack, 1%; coach black and 1vory black, 10c; Prussian_blué, 40¢; uitramarine blue, 18c: chrome green M. & D., 16e; blind aid shutter A &D., 16¢; Paris gre Indian red, “ioe Venctian red, %e: Tuscan, 22¢; American yerunllion, , 80c: yellow oclire, 9¢; L M. & 0. D, “good “oehre, 16c:" yatent dryer, 8e; graining color, light oak, dark oak, wianiit, chestnut and ash, 12¢ DRUGs AND CNEMICALS—Acld, carbelie, 82¢: meld, tartaric, e ; balsain copuiba, per B, 43¢: bark. sassalras, per b, 10c: calowel, ér b 72¢; chinchonidia, per oz, d0c; ehioro’ orm, per 1b, 20 o; Dover's powdlers, per 1, $1.25} epsomn salts, per 1b, o 61 cerine, pute, per th. 1%: lead, ncetat b gll, éastor, No. L, per gul., $1.8 No. 8, per gal., $1.40; 0il, olive,per gal.,81.4 oll. ofiganiiug, Hiei opium, E4:0; quinin P& W.ound K & 8., per oz, 10¢; potassium l‘t\*} 10 $1, 15 on e felloes ; axles, ha, L, P, et OMAHA DAILY 1 fodidle, | M, % The | arriving in very | BEE t o7, 400y sulphur, ol ver per I, §3.00; ¢ phate inorplingpe strychnitle, pe \ Vanvish i) B wallon: Fuinl ture, extra, $140; furnityre, No, 1, $1.00; \\H\.V\‘\u h. 1 1.20; Da t ;' asphaitum 3 ard o1l finisn, €15 Sprnir N proof, $1.10; do 101 p! ! ) nd o n\m 2110, 105 per wine 1000150, tiek \lon Gin, bourbons, AN ryes, S2,00@0.50 ] and” rye whi-Kie: S8 00@34.00; 1.0, Anierican, Grocers' Prekres—Me Dalf bbls, $5.00 half bbis, $3.50 in half bbls, 24,00 CANpY—Mixed, 0 CRACK ERS—int pienie, dlges ere city soda, 7lge Sranci—Mirror g 3 1b, 5 : corn, do in do in tierkil 0120 Soda, b Ans, 8 s03 Kingsford's pure, ord's hilK, 4. Ordinary Taide Diftwortiis, 14ige: Ted Cross, 141, Roars—Kirk's" Savon 1mperia Kirk's satinet, $5.00; Kirk's standard, § Kirk's white 1t €400 Kitk's White Cap. $6.50: ¢ Washboard, & Marcnrs ldic, 2Se) ase, §1.005 5QUATE cases, S cans, &5.00; Fvits -No 1 quarter apples, in evaporated boxes, e bl C.boxes, R@st: peachies, lies, evaporated, Spberries, new, 3 prunes, new, 4 standard, per —Powderes granylated, BO3¢C; standard _ex medium CANDIL boxes, 40 1b, 9 s, 037c3 8, 0i(c; lhll hn 16 oz, s 10 20 10, y Goods, Arnold® Co- lou- e Dunnell, Windsor,ia; Puciicy Jor Shirtings, 1ycs Merrimae Shirtings, Berwick, Duck—(Unbleached) 10 0z. Magnolia, 12¢: est Point, BROWN COTTON— L mut LL, 5e: Beaver Dam 1 ndian beady A e o, Atlant Amoskeig 2 horndylkd 403 S ‘H‘.m.m{. & S 0z, M. Shaw- tlantic ence L IL rown | i Motk BB, 11c; Omega ACA, ])| K~ (coloret j—FE Glll\“ 0z brown and s Boston O H l!l n and drab, wh_and_d Boston O P 2 Warren ' HED COTTONS—] G94c arsarge, Armory, ge; Indian Orchard, Ge} Amns Edin ‘Wi umou, stripe s, checks, Ul]\ &l ]ml 101 ook fold, 113e; Endurance, (IENTS- Creek BI X ; Beaver Jaffrey D& T, § Be; York, faney, 1315} wkers' blue and brown, 7 Fish. 10}5e; mew scaled her- R w0 3 5 14r0 T rls HE BUls Q' BOIS Pails or Kits 200 100 9050 40| 12 10 0 | 0089380810, 118 009 w004 m‘:n [ | Holland Herrings, new LAKE FISHL. Hf BUIR Qr BbIs 100 9% 10 No, 1 White Fish....| 600 5 40 0 mily White Fish. 701 70[1 00 .1 Trout 01 ) Pickerc BW FISH, Dry Lumber, DIMENSIONS AND TINDE Axaixd Quiney white lime (best. .. l”-'uu'nl (Akron). it, per hlln\\ board FENCING, No. 1, 4 & 0 inch; 12 Aud 14 it., Tough. No. 2, 4 & Ginch!'13 and 14 1L, rough No. 2, 4 au,nuu. 16 £t rough S, LATHL XX clear. . Extra¥as *A¥ Standard &inch clear BOARDS. 1Com, 5. 1, 12, 14 and 16 ft g W 12, 14 and 10 ft.. g | 1% l4and 16 4o 12, 14 and 16 ft SLDING 1stcom., 14, 14 and 16 ft. FLOOKING, A 8lnch, white pine B 6 inch! ¥ C 6ine D 6 inch, E 6 inch, - FINISHING. lear, 114 inch, &, 28. . ineh, 1st and 8d, clear, 1 A select 14, 14 and 2 3 select, 15 175 and 1at'and 5, eleas | och, 5 28, 8d, clear, I inch,’s. 28 A select, 1inch, 5. 25.. V1 inch) s, 25, 20,00 STACK BOAKDS, A 12 dnch, 618 12, 14 and 161884 01 "y Xo.1Copi. 1..., 51812 Wand i6 it 1893 3 #1214 and 16 1t 1625 . $51.00 i L £40.00 inch,'s. ;89000 50 SATURDAY, | Brges, Roof Trusses, | Ageat for te M | Bhipments of any auc AUGUST 14. 1886, 3 _OMAHA HIHUHGTUHEES | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY OM IJOBBERS’DIREOTORV Bridge: RAYMOND ¢ T i Steam File Driving. ( \\n'm L1, S'fiam Pno Driving Tron Cc n and Truss [ Biling and Onk tinber. 1500 s, one N 1k MAX MEVER & €0 Jobhers of l|ur< Tobaceos, [ and A Street, 100 to | | 24 Far Wi mm[ xmr(r, o[ Fino G fobu TAN C1oAR FActony, (lrc 4n L 1110 N O wrockery, W. L. WRIGHT, ufacturers and Tmporters, Crml\vw. Glassware Lamps, Chin H.:4H South 13th tha, Nib, C. 8, GOODRICH & €0 Agents tor F. A, Whitney Carringe Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refriceratnrs, or price lists. 1415 Farnam st, Omaha. Co.8 Son Lornices. Eagle Cornice Works. _John Epene etor. Munufacturer of dge and 161 cturessof Ormamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finnls, 10 £, 12th 8t Work done i w0 part of tho country. Westorn Cornico \Vorks,' C. SPECHT, Proprictor. T Phtont Motao Sk iene.” Bos St.. Omahn, Net. Doors, Sash. Etc, " The Gate City Plenng ¥ill. Doors, Sash and Blivds. Also all kinds of A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sasu Blinds, Mouldings, Elc Etair I Telephone .. Omuha, aly ; Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Rlectriciars, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha, Burglar Alarms, Hells, Fire Alarms, »'cc Mattinz, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING [RON WO RKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Gird Bteam Engines, Drass Work, General Foun Machinoand Blacksmith Work. ~ Oftice Works, U. P. Ry. and § 17th st. iron a d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, J s o Omaha, Neb. — G. ANDREEN. Burglo: Proof Safes, . rk. Shutters and Wire Work. "Cor. 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Established '.'4: A, T, SIMPSON, The Leading Cai.iage Factory, 2409 and 41 Dodge Strect, Omaba, Nob Commlsslon, Eice M. BURKE & Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manuger, Unlon Stock Yards, 8. Omanu. Telo "™ Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAN John F. Boyd, SAVAC imited. i {7 od. Uniop Stock Yar Lumber, Etc, ~7 LovIs BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7th and l)uuzh' Cor. 9th und Dougias, ‘V 3 BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, tair Work und lnnm.r Hurd Wood Just opene worth Sircets, Omalia, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €16 8 Uth Stroct, Omuha, Nels ¥. Colpotzer, un C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, . th and California Streets, Omahn, Nob, e nuu W, GRAY, Yumber, Lime, Coment, Ete., Etc. Cor. 6th whd Dougias Strccts, Omaha, Yeb. GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Il)eale\: in Lumber, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron £tock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, &c., . W. COr. th and Douglus, Omahin, Nob. T, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash Doors, Blinds, Moubdizgs, Building Papos Bouth Lith HLreet, Oumag, Nebraska, Fish, Etc, INSON FISH €O, Successors to Icken Sicmssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, rters of Toceign Fish, Nos. 911013 Jon =~ Stret and v\- P, Track, Omaka, Nob. on’ectionerv. F.P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, N'its anl Cigars. Farnam St., Omaha Neb, 1211 Lime, Cement, Ete, J.J. JOHNSON & CO, Mawastazass of Ll Wats L' my, Ana Bhippers of Conl and Coke, Cement, Plus- ter, Lime, Hair, Fire Brick, Drain, Tile and Bewer Pipe. Office, Paxton botel, teléphone 811, Farnam Street, Onjab, Nebrasks. Job Printing, REES PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, Agi PARLIN Agrltultnr.x\ Implrmfln‘l w Chy Wholcsale Agricukiu Carriagcs and W,V Jobhers of Boots and Skoes, 1 Faroam Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Cu JLEL Coal, 1th Ot and De Shippers of Coal and Co e, 21, _Gro. ParTr SH.Hry \ I(ebra 3 [ Cffice, 24 o, 1 J.A Omaha Coss, Coke and L lmcCompany, Jobbers of hard OMATIA H Exclusive de :, ATE! Home Coffee Coflee Roi facturersof Biuing, ote. Home Bl CL. Omaka Teas, Coffees, Extr 1121 Furnum S —Platt & Co Eggs, Gume, 1 Genera' riotor, LARAG A Hoasted Coffoe. 1009 | Cinahin, Nob, ts, Laundry 1§ ney Strect, Omabia, Neb. Wholesaio Fruits, Produce, Oysters, : Poultry, Potatc icultural Implement s. ORENDORFF ¢ Wholes. .0 D \wmm ngons RCOHILL PAR ral Implpmv I bet 13t Omah Boot Wagons, th and MOLSE & €O, root, Omaha, Nob 1ioe Street. e Carpets. & A. ORCHARD, Manutactory, o Yarnan Net 1 G 14 Coal, Lime, g W. BEDFORTY, Coke, Lirie and Stona. Omoha, Neb. Yards, o vonport Btreets iBR, KA FUEL 15t &, Omuna, Nob G, C, TOWLE, President. nsON. and Trens! F. A Raren, Muninger. | Coal and Lime Company, AHA, NEBRASKA, S 1) Street. Teloyhone 40, i, Proe. O, V€ NDERLAND S onwaN, ana’ Pres | @S, Wth St COAL AND PRODUCE CO. ard and Soft Coal. ors in Boulder Colorado Coal, 21T | At R Kot Coffee and S ices, S, COLE & MIL and Spics Mill wrg Co. manu trncts prekngo Howard St and_ Spice < Powder, Finy y one case of our 1 ARKE HROS. & CC ColTee and Spice Mills. Spices, Baking cowder Flavoring Ink, vie. W1416 Hu = | Commission, Etc. BRANCH & €O, L Ol Applos—Our own p 58 Tiger i d Oysters, Butt JOHNF. Commission Mercbant lonr and | aments solicited. 95 12t Stree Produce Cominlsslon Merchamls Pouly, Butle Goneral 140 Doage Sir w Storage and Commission Merchant Storage and Commission Merchants, Forcign and Commission and Jobblug, Dutter, and Produce. A full line of Stone. | ignments solicitod. ware. (o Omaha. McSH Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refriger: worth o on Gereral Commission, 18, 141k 8t., C Commission Merchants, its, Preduc COMMISSION MERCHANT. I MeDONALD. t, Om: inlties: Bute e SRFIELD BROS., Commission Merchants, cot, Omaha. Ne Consign- ments sol B. RIDDELL, rasku Cheese, Butter 8. l4th, Omuha, KS & MILLARD, Domestic Fruits a spocinlty. El- Warchouse und oflice, one 7. D. A. HURL 1414 Dodgo St., & SCHROE! nd Prckir o, 1th & Leavens U P 1t , Omaia, Establishod 1570, ¥ FOBERT PULVIS, dmaha, Neb, § s Poulltry and PEYCKE BROS., 0 und Provisions, Omaha, Bucco: Commission, lerchants And wholesale Truits, but @ specialty KRS Buccessors to A. P, S Produce No. 213 South Lith Btreot, 1 Wholcsale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosfery, Notions, Linens, i CARTER WHITE ) Strictly Pure White Lead. 201k Sty WE Manu Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Bl S Hattress Company, oy facturin pillows, Col Omutin, Neb. = CANFIEL Manufesturers of Ovemlls Agent for Mheusér-Bush Bi‘ewing Ass'n Special brauds 5% N ¥t S, Onaha, & ss0r% (0 1810 THOMA ith, ry produce, on consignment CHBRAUN & SONS, u.n Commission Merchants, Omaha, Neh. Dry Goods, GINSIORG & 00, nibroidery hnd Whito Coods, Strect, Omaba, Neb. White Lead, CAD CO, wnd U, P, ty. Omaha, Harness, Etc, Y & LANDROCK, fucturers and Jobbers of nd Robos. Sircot Omnhis, Nob. ankots o 1421 Farnaw Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Matre: 1206 . Bedding 1208 Doug Foather s Strcet, Overalls, D MANULACTURING €O, Fasut Budwolser and Krlu | Dre, OMATIA I Dealers in Al Bmldm Mnflnn 181L Sty HER €0, 1 Kinds al Wnolr ale. Omaha GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, W Lzard Strects, Omahn, Nobraska. A, WAKEFIELD, Wh\lwle Inmmr Lath, Shingles, Building Pay 1, Mo s, Picke iy, Cemont. Nintn an >/ = Miliine 1. ORERFELDE Fmporters and Job! s of Millinery and Notions, 0 1214 Harnoy St Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERNCKSON, Wholesalers of HH\V.II Instraments. Eteinwny | < Weber, Decker, Haines and Bl Fyanon, yncantd Og Chaso Organg, 101 and 1083 1541 stece 210 cet, Oma 3 CHARLES Farniturs, Bedding, Ete, SHIVERIOK Upholstery, Mirrors Famnam S$tieec Omab 1208 and 121) DEWEY & STONE, Wholesalo Dealers in Farnitars, Farnam Strect, Omaha, Nob. G E. I CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco und Smokers”™ Articles, 1217 Howard S& MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cignrs and Tobnecos, 1317 and 1319 Douss Ins Strect, Omaka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnwin Etreets, Omaha, Nob PAXTON, LLAGHER & €O, Wlolosalo Groceries and Provisions (9 and 711 £ 100h St., Owmaha, Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wugon Stock, Hurdwood Lumbor, eto 1200 nd 1211 Ha treey, Omaha, Nob. EDNEY & GIBBON, ck, Honvy Hardware, ooty BiFect, Omahay AVGH & TAVLOR, Builders' Hard ware, Mechanies' Tools and Bufulo Soales. 1405 Douge Ink Streot, Omahn, Neb, FRIED & 00., Johbers_or Hfifdware and Nails, 'l‘lnla_r& Sheet MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, ’l‘llos, Mantles, Grates, Brast goods. 1321 and 125 Fies 1 Strcet. RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Nails Emerson Steel Nails, 10th and oy Harvesters. WH.DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufeeturer of the Deermg\ Harvester Goods, Writs to W, Lorimer, Ganeral Omaha.” Tc'ephone 610, A Tron Pipe, Etc, L. STRANG COMPANY, Pufnps, Pipe and Engines. ! 8t2am, Water, Railway und Milling Supplies, Bog 920, 422 o0 €24 Furnun St. Omaha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, wn und W pplics. Hendquarters for Must Foost Co.'s Goods. lewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalo Jewelers, Iverware, Dinmonds, ' Tooks "and Materials, Bte., 103 ect, Cor. Do y Omaha, NGD.‘J Dealers it Net'ons, E ¢ RV VINYARD & SCIINEIDER. Jobbers Notions, Hosier7 & Gents'T' rai*hing Goads 1006 4nd 1033 Farnam St., Omuhn, Nob J. T, Robiiison Notion Company, 4053 and 406 S, 10th. maha, Neb. ‘Wholesule Dealer 15 and Gents' Oils, Etc. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE <0, Wholesale Dealers fn Oils, Mica Axlo Gronse, Munager, Omabia, Neb, Pork Packing JAMES E. B( Pork Packer and Shlppar, braska Al = Gasoline, UAL(J,U.bl\‘ HER, i Packers and Provision Deaiors, Jpion Market, 1317 Dodwo Strogt, Packing , U, PRI Wenck, Omaha, Nob. pliong N, 1 Safes and Locks, P, BOYER & €O, Rgents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co,s' Pire and Burgglar Proof Safes/Timo Locke, Vaults and Jail work, 100 Furnam streot, Omalis, Nob Seeds, J. EVANS, Wbolesale and Rofail Dotlor In Soods, Agrionltural, Veyotable, e, Odd Follows' Hally N. W. Cor, Mth nnd Dod; t ., Omaha, th, Drugs, Ete, HE GOODMAN DRUG Wholesale Druggists, And Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Glasa! Omaha, Neb Winzs, Liquors, Efc, H.I?[‘(‘ & co, Distillers and Importers of Wines Aud Liguors. Bolo manutucturers of Kenuedy's Fast Tudia Bitiors, 11 Harnoy' Stecl, Owahng GO, W, UUNCAN, Buccessor 10 MeNAMAIA & DUNCAN, Tmportend and Whoieside Dealors in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, tll,)u.m\ Tth Bt., alia, \L,ll. ~ Notors, EfCy L. DRANDIKS & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Pry Goods, Notions, Gonts' Furnishing Good Gosas trom Now ¥ “Irade sales daily. and 08 South Lith St., Oamlia, Flour and Fred, W.J. WELSHANS & €O, Wholesale Flour Feed and Gralo, afactureis haus & Co.'s Qui W —— P ——— R = B T O S " Nl Farnam Strooty Whatcheg: . A.H. Bishop