Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1886, Page 3

—————— e WHEAT TAKES AN UPSHOOT & Bloom Centa, Heavy Baying By Leopold Soptember to Eigh STRONG CABLES HELP THEBOOM Corn Fails to Share in the Improve- ment Lard Adv On Heavy Purc Cattle Market. neces Nervously ases—The CHICAGO GRAIN MARKF Cricaco, Angust 19, Special Tele to th EJ—WiEAT—AL the ope call wheat was at the same fizure as the ing price on the curb last night for tember 4 full cent above the cl on the regul board, the cause b large chatters of wheat after the 'Change and the ral ¢ of their buying limit by English houses, Their cables yesterday to buyers on the floor here raised the limit 13 yesterday and 3 to-day. Official cables came in strong and 5d nigher for wheat and 1 higher for corn. ‘the opening for Sep- tember wheat on the regular board was 70 Corn opened strong in symvathy at 44'.¢, or 1ie higher than yesterday's cle The re ceipts for the day were winter wheat, 83 cars of spring, rs of corn, 200 cars of oats. The withdrawals from store were 4 4 oof winter wheat, 35 bushels of spring wheat, 0 bys first half lour's trading at the opening de- veloped the fact that there were a £ood many sellers in the market who were made so in order to protect tieir sales of privileges made on the their united efforts September soid off from where it opened, to ut showed a decided ten- dency to bobback every opportunity. Shortly after 10 o'clock Hamill & Brine, Lester and m did some heavy buying, and the mar- September went up in the vieinity of AL10:50 it had got back to T8¢ @79, from the same causes as those operat- ing toward the fitst decline, Corn held in_the neighborliood of 4ic for the first hour, and its fly fons were gen- ally ' eich way. Trading in corn was yery modera In the provision pit there was moderato ac- tivity but no very lieavy buying. R. W. Kol- ason was buying all the Septemver lard he could get without running up the price un- necessarily, Pork was sold off about 7 October on lower prices at the yards sympathy with wheat, but the latter tooK it ene trom wheat and got | the opening, which was $9.675, or the close yesterday. ‘The buying by Bloom and Lester h: decided cffect on wheat after they h up a hort time. 5 ck near s above d a very kept it ware on extensive nd kept up such an appearance of ¢ that many who were identified with the short interest (which was said to be large) were forced to cover. Their running sent the price up sl farthe and before the exodus from the bear camp had _ceased, September wheat bad advanced 1o This _ figure was only maintained brietly at that juncture and values eased oft to Wi @79i¢c. "Between 11:00 and 11:45 val- ues beld steady around these fizures. Bloow's purchases were supposed 10 aggregate about 1,500,000 bushiels, About 12 o'clock Londen, Paris and Antwerp cables came in still’ stronger and higher, the flurry being on account of the continued wet weather in England. Foreign ses were f1ce buyers of nearly everything 4 s ook Another up- Soptepber going to "0\ From i o win- utes afterward, and at 12:30 o'clock the Sep- tember option was at Hutehinson was a pretty free seller of corn almost from the start. From 44ice, where corn ovened, the decline was steadily down- ward to 4317e. The decline _was temporarily checked in the vieinity of 483(@43ice, when wheat took its first upward spurt. Buying of September lard by Robinson for the account of the clique made that article nervous, and it advanced from $7.57i at the opening to §7.45 at 12 o'clock. Pork held steady with light trading, and ribs sold lower but were little traded in. ' Their decline was Tige. Cunn, 2:25 p. m.—The market was easier this aftérnoon and September gradually worked back to about T0@i9%c; TG calls, 801 F boat 1oads wi m New York. Sep- tember corn, 48ige: puts on October 44%e sellers; calls, 4oc. CHICAGO L1V CuicAGo, Auzust 19, [Special Telegram to the BEE.|—CATTLE—The market to-aay was again heavily supplied, and the number of native cattle on sale was uch lnrger than on yesterday. 'Lrading was slow and values weaker. Pretty good cattle sold 10¢ lower, while inferior kinds sold still worse, though very choice natives did not sell much lower, Prices were uneven and buyers were nexlect- ing the inferior kinds badly. The market on thin and rough cattle was very weak, as bu 5 took ordinary range cattle in preference. lie receipts yesterday and to-day numbers 4,00, Shipping steers, $4.60@n,15: 1200 to 1350 Lbs, !‘l 1200 1bs, $5.00(a4, ebra steers, 86 to 1001 1bs, The receipts to-day were about 2.4 and 900 norteern range cattle. T 4 ccount of very heavy general cattle sold at about stead; ern cattle sold 10@1%¢ lowe 213 Ibs, §4,00; 110 Mon 7 Montana, 1,054 Ibs, 5. was faitly active and values on and on all sorts, and 10¢ Common mixed sold at at $4.80ad, a few £6,00h,10; light STOCK. ome 3 and best assorted heavy at sorts were ugain neglect FINANOIA L New York. August 19.—MovEv--Loaned from 4 to 9 per cent, z at 3@4 per cent. Prive MEnc. PAven —4@s per RLING EXCHANGE—Weak 3 actual rates $4.81 $4.815¢ for demand. INMENTS—Governments were dull but steady. STOCKS and un- for sixty day bills -Prices at the nH pening of stocks showed advans r the closing figures of last evening, re were slight gains after tho opening, but the market soon began to yield and continued heavy throughout the iuurlllng Peoria, Decatur & Evansville was ho first Stock to show any strength, but the general list was firm throughout the after- noon, early losses being regained and market closed firm to strong at the advaace, BTOCKS ON WALL & 8§ cent lmmln lw' C..}\ W 2 {gn ferred . Bacltc b4 of 165, 130 Gentry Paciie. &A Tt omvun I '« Paciiie M: ‘l’ P.0 | Rock Tslan L 1. &8, F.. rr«'lnvrwd preferred. 0. B & D, L. & \ L &R G, . rie. .. 4 preferred .. . Jhimoly Central It P& ( L B & W.. ... 10| " prefer 80% (Texas Pac 8% Union Pacifi W., 8t L. & P preferred . .. estern Union “Ist. 8aig e.w. PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, August 19.—Flour—Firm and winter wheat flour, igher on somie grad L00@4,10: southern, 83,90 4.00: Wisconsin, @4.13 Michigan soft spring wheat, $3.50@ L10; Minnesota bakers, $3.50@4.10; patents, $1.80@4.00; low grades, $LTTD: 1y tlour: et $3.25@4.30 in Darrels, and $.00@ 20 in sacks, Wheat--Opened about 1e above yesterday’s cllosmulnn{l clnwdhlb;luul‘l © alu: e closing of yesterday: casl A opleinber, 5-10e; October, 81 1516, . s Corn trifie better and closed about oW yesterday; eah. 48 5160} Septen 7-1601 October, 44 15-18¢. »uud nverwl & trie lower; Octaber, 20%c. lax-seed- [1moth y—Prim Whisky—$).18. Pork--Atter giain broke declined 108 L23ge, Boosts | closed easy tember, $0.45 Lard—Str ned be; ea Sep 10,60, cash, 194714 Oc advanced and Septe 20421, @).45 . &, nber sh creamery, 15 cheddars, Americas, all cream Young Ited. fully eured, Se: 1 7e; bull hides aize: dry_flint, 1said deacons, 50 each, 1 country, 8iy@i¥es calf cake, Flour. b8, ......o 0,000 WHERL, btk s 5 oo 46,000 Corn, oo, 00,000 Onts, b 1000 Rye,bu 1,000 Bariey.bu 19,000 New York, Ausist 10, 216,005 expoits, 150,000 Sinpments 166,000 none 5000 Wheat—Receipts st opened s ndvanced 1301 54e, with con ment during early hours,clos of H@icc No, 2 red, Sl delivered; Sep 1l Nigher 1 elevatc closed at 809, Corn—Spot with some re. No. 4@ (@40 higher, option wtion; unerided, 5 Je delivered; September closed ts—Shade stronge exports, 500: mixed we: western, W4e. Petroleum—Unitad closed at 61%c. Pork—Dull and weaker, @5 points lower; frm western, 1@22. asier: west at, T @7de. Eiia—Firm; western 1resh, M@idlye. Cincinnati, August 19.—Wheat—Ilighers No, 2 red, 9@ 0c. Corn—Searce and e, Oats—Steady al Rye—No Pork—$10.95 Lard—Scarce and higher at §7.00@7.10. Whisky—Firm ats1.08, Milwaukee, August i white western steain, higher ; No. 2 mixed, @2814e, 4(@hde, Wheat—Weak ; Oats Rye Barley—No. _ Provisions—-Mess por September, 9.5, Minneapolis, Wheat--1iglier; No. 1 hard, e September, Tivic] No. 1 northern, ‘easl, ' 7alje; September, Wi{e: No. 2 northern, cash, Flour—Firmly held; Patent bekers, & Receipts—Whe none, Shipments—Wheat, 7,000 barrels, 8t. L higher; No £4.25@4.50; 7,000 bushels; flour, 13,000 bushels; flour, ned mber, 50¢ bid; August 10.— V heat red, cash, 79 S Oy Corn—Dull nd lower; September, 2c bid, eSO, Eieady at sloza. Slow at $6.62 - or best grades; dairy, 10@ 18¢; creamery, 17@22c. Kansas Oity, August 2 red b, 65!4c bid, 67c 1% " cash, Sic bid, He bm B4'gc asker |I Corn—Wenk: asked Liverpool, August 19.—Wher active; new No. Swinter, firm at 6s Sigd; spring, firm at 6s 015d. Flour—In fair demand In good deman: nd firm at 8g 2 + spot, firm at 19.—Wheat—Higher; .Su,.u« New Orloans, Auzust and higher:; mixed, 3 m"b%h Ay s—Lower; i Cornmeal—§: ll ' l'mduulsf jasier and not quotably a6, 77, BA Morte. houlders, and clear ribs, $6.55. LIV Chicago, August nal reports as follows Cattlo—Receipts, 1,160; about 10c lowe shipping $3.005.15; stockers and feedors, ws buills and mi through T 70; steer $6.625¢; long clear STOCK. The Drover’s Jour- cattle steady (@3,85; In|l|~1.\. 10@1se lowers natives (@4.25; cows, $2.50( nd h 00; wintered Téxans, —Reeelpts, 16,000: slow and a shade lu\\l'l ; rough and llll\ml 81.0)@4. ing and shipping, @5.15; light, §3. 4.50; skips, ieep—Hec natives, lambs, 85.75( St. Louis. August 19.—Cattle—Recelnts. 2,000;shipments, 1,200; fairly acti 5 10¢ lower: commol to choiceshipping. § \Ill(‘ln‘r«' steers, $3.50@4.00; cows and Hogs—ttoe butchers and best heavy, packing, $4,40(@4.8: Kansas City, Am;u'u 19,—Ci ceipts,1,600; shipments, none: nativ ping steers slow and 5S@l0e lower; com- mon lu (,llulu- $3.35@4.50; stocke and feeders, $2.50@4.30; cows, S1O0@275; grass range Meurm 0(35. 40, Hogs —Receipts, 6,000; shipmeats, 400; choice a shade higher; common to clmlk’e. £4.50@4.95; skips and )lh,'a, $2,75@4.40, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. hursday Evening, August 19, Cattle—The market was very quict and weak, During the past two days the cattle market has deelined fully The receipts were light and were mostly all range cattle, Hous—The market, whicli elosed weak yes- terday, was made still worse to-day by North & Co. withdrawing from the market. Only a few logs were sold in the morning, salesnien holding on to them and refusing to accept the prices offered, Later in the day quite a string was sold at a decline of from 10 to Even at the decline they were not all _sol One load of choice heavy hogs brought §4 Sheep—There is no market, Dis,300; shipments,100; steady : 045,155 mixed Re- Prevaillog Prices. Showlng the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Cholee steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, L $4.20@1.85 Cholce steers, 1100 to 1800 1bs, + 85415 Medium stee 1250 to 1850 1bs at little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . Good ders, 900 10 1000 1bs. . Ginod to choice corn-fed cows ... . Fair to medinm grass cows Good to choice bulls. ... Light and medium nog: Lo 10 eholce heavy, Rogs. Gaod to ehoice mixed hogs Fair to good shorn sheep Representative Sale STEERS, rr. No. 5.75 8.... HOGS, Pr. 4.50@4, 4.50(A. .ag.A 55 003,50 Av, Av, 1228 . Shk, 4. 440 s« Le. BAT W 63, 120 . 206 ¥ 72....2% 4. 238 50 56 214 68, 207 2 50 b4 267 240 4. 216 50 Range of Prices. Showlng the highost aud lowost prioos for mixed loads of hogs on_ this m fngtho past seven dajs, with comparative values: o ‘Thursday,12th,, 443 \,uco Friday, 15th.." 450 @4.70 Saturday, 14th,, 4.50 @i Monday. 1ith. " 4.60 (@i sday 17th.. 4.56 @i, ay, 15th Av. Shk, August, (@405 4.65 (@4.70 [¢ c 3 Seapssa £222eER Thursd Shipmonts. Showing the number of cars of live stook shipped out of the yards during the day: No. Cars. Dest. (W L& Q. Ohicago, 9 Chicago 16.. o vesveessrs-OblOAEO Dest. . Chiicago .Chicago Al salos of stock 10 s warkol are wade | ande | of cattle to THE per et yead | “SKins no valie, 11ve welght ¢ s sell at \ge per Ib for all w or liogs weighing less than 100 Ibs Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs AgS 80 Ibs, Note Cattle dul Hog market way off, A. F. Nihart, marketed hogs, G. 1 |||I\‘Hmh-| & Co. received six loads F. E. White, 0 head of ste W. E. Smith & ( of hogs on the market H. Leck, Brock, was at the y keted two loads of eattle., W. Carter, Beemer, was here of ca nd a load of hogs, Chias. Redlon, North Loup, disposed of a Jond of hogs. & Kl nan, David tto-day on hozs andard Cattie Co,. Ames, hiad jads of cattle at the yards. A. Moore, u well known shipper of Git was a visitor at the yards to-d F. Dunning, of F. Dunning & € was in and marketed a load of he George Melsner, Shelton, was here sold two lo on to-day’s mark Anc regis! at the Exe lotel w followin corge Meisner, Johin 11, Heatherington, Shelton C, D, San derson, " 8. Hinghaw, Central City: W. R Murry, J, F. Plattsmouth; W, Davis,'¢ Nicholson, Chii- J. A, J. 1L Brandon, enne. On the Genon Risin s here and Plattsmouth, was in and sold St. Paul, had two loads ards and mar with a load was here and City, topped nine- , Shelby, and market with hogs: Crowell Lumber and Henshaw, C. S illner, Madis Elevator Ca :nmn Co. son, Cortland; , Plattsmon son, Aurora & Smith, Jonnson, Lioomis; L Holdrege: Spelts & K., David & Wagner, York; mes Odg W, IHolinbaum,” Waco: “Ilico. Aurora: J. M. Sewell & Co., Junic OMAHA WHOL MARKETS eral Produce, Thursday Evening, Augnst 19, The folloving prices are jor round lots of prodice, as sold on the merket to-day quotations on fruits vepresent the prices at which tside orders are filled, B The market is weak ad butter burren—Table butter is in strong request. Lower plentiful agam and a good deal of them can ¢ placed at better prices now, but_cannot be d upon. Creamery. enoice, 2003 choice dairy, Ixalse: fairto good dairy, 0aiie; i ferior grades, 4abc, Cutizpsi—Faney full eream ¢ faney full gream fiats, two in b full eream Young Awmer fancy Swiss, 12}5@lic: 1e, Povrrry—Although receipts have fallen off considerably, it has still been impossible to work off the overstock that had accumu- JAtRQ TAST \FECR MIML SUIEY Mo ovies weomgvem at the same low piices, Spring chickens not L'lll"l.’ above $2.00 per dozen and below that it small, and old chi @250, Ducks also continue slow at § 50. Gaye—With next month the season will open. There is already demand for prairie chickens, but_the weather has been 100 hot to ship With safety from auy distance. ON10N—Southern, per bbl, &3 PoraTors—Choice sontliern, p 45¢: home grown, Bha-0c. SWEET POTATOES—lowa home grown are in the market and selling at5e per Ib. lamazoo, per doz, 40¢. Tardly any coming in now. D $1L.25@L50 per bushel, for clean Widaman, t 9c. searce and es are more eddar 0 brick, Limburg, ush, 40@ —Corn, 25¢; old oats, 28¢; new oats, . per box, nlnm ner lm, 503 prunes, per per box, .00, iz, per bb, & choice eating, assorted, 5 Dbl lots, § 10 b lots, $2.25, . Michels, per s, per’ box, oNs—The lemon market continues .. Receipts in New York for the next four weeks are going to be exceedingly light and there are 1 prospects of any decline for some thne to come. Faney, per box, $10 00: choice, per box, $ BANANAs—The market Is w v it, and price k, per bunch, el supplied rule low. 0063 00, uthern 100, $5.00; less than hundred, per 100, 5 — California, o 8L ebraska, ehoice, 14@15 g@lic. Bulk, 14 10 17 ganion kegs, cans, per gal, $1.05 hall 1, $1.10, York, per bvl, $7.00; do. half b, per oz qts, ichigan bl, 6,00, VinrGAR—Whife wine, 18@17e; cider, 13 le strength, 13¢; triple strength, roin, SYRUE per gal, il cans per ¢ Cip bl Figs, layer, 4 1b boxes, 2 1b boxes, 5 per I, lavge polished, 11e; pecans, English walnuts, Tc: almonds, almonds, Languedoce, 17 e hand , 8ige: peanuts, hand 734¢s peants, roasted, Ze extra ver 1b, St s, strictly pure, 50 S ) 3 10-1b "tin pails, strictly b, 14¢; 5.1b bricks, 24-1b boxes, per b Feet, llhl \400 do, "Tarragon; umnn cked, fane |vhk4>d&|m\u‘V1|m“ , Triee, Exc.—Pigs' 15 bbl. $2.00: do, per 15 bbl, §: ars, per (o; 2 dozon, $0 i bb, § Provisions—Ham, sugar boneless 1 boxes, 12} 111505 br bacon shouider clear sid .l(nn 83 dry salt bu-[- anys, 1ha@ite;” dri feot, per er kit, 90c, do, per kit, o, pint Tibe, per } 00: do, per kit cured, eg fe ham Winter wheat lity patent.s: nd quality, hest quality spring w per ewts eed, 80c per cwt: white cornmeal, low corn meal, 63 per cwis 8¢ per ewt: bominy, $1.50 per o hort porowt, erahati, 1 250 per ton. atent, General Markets, Woor.—Mediiw, 17@30¢ per 1b; fine hea 12@ihe; 1ight. 19@17e; coarse, 12@15¢; bu Wool, Hahe o Leatukn—Prime siaughter sole leather, l: prme onk sole le Upper leather, per_foot, 20 Tatesse; oak kip, S@ise; French kip, $1.000 10;"onk call. 81006 Moraeco boot leg, 50 C 8@ %3 top- pinies and linings, 56.00@10.00 por dor HEAVY HARDWARE—LOn, Tate, low steal special cast, 4e; cri cast 100ls do, 12@18c; wagon spokes $1.75@3.00; hubs, ver set. $1. sawed _dry, $1.40; tongues, each, he: square nuts, ver Ib, chan, per 1b, 6@! malleable, 6@se; iron wedges, 6¢: erowbars, e; harrow teeth, 4 spring 'steel, 7@se; Burden's horsestioes, $4.40; Burdew's mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed wire, 10 car lots, $400 per 100 Ibs. ronl Nails, rates, 10 to 50, §2.50; steel uails, $2.65; Sliot $1.66% buckslioty © $185: orlental yowder, ‘kegs, $2, o, half kes, $2.00; do, anarter kegs, $1.50; blasting, kegs, fuse, per 10 feet. 05c. Lead Bar, $10, FA1NTs IN O1-—Wlieead, (lmulm, P. P, Hgi white lead, St Louts, p ire, $1,78; Mar' lles green. 1 to 5 b cans. 2e: French zine green seal, e French zing red seal, 11 tencli zine, in varnish asst, 20e; Frenc zin, T8¢ iillion, American, 15¢; pink, Tie; Venetial 5 enefian red, Amer 14, Ted lead: Tie; chrome yeilow, gonuine, 4 chrome yellow, < ochre, roche'le, oclire, French,' 280c: ochre, American, e Winter's minbral, dige: Lebigh brown), 21y Banish brown Yigot Prinice’s minerat, Diey PAIN:3— W te lead, Ko:Frene o no go; Paris whiting whiting, gilders', 3ge: whiling, o roln] R g det ianstown, lawpblack, ordinary, Se Prussian b lue. uluramarine, ite; \md)k brown, se: uniber, b slenna, burnt, 40: geen, genuine, ol 1ans erecti. cdmmo 203 clirome N, Y., 2e; eirome green, B eaiant e S in, oil 20c: raw wid burnt uwber, 1 1b cany 12c; raw and buritslenom, Lic: vaudyke, biows, Lic ined lampolick, izo: conch black wnd ivory black, 16¢; diop black, 16¢; Prussian biue, son's, OMAHA DAILY BEE: 40c: ultramarine M. & D, 16c: blind ar & 1., 16¢; Paris green, 1% \ fan red, G vermiljion, L. & D) M & O D, 1% hutter ercen, ). § : Ivn‘vmvtl Joo: 1 c: Am .,.ml « ‘vr 10 !'m nt Fyer, So: grainiy i { t oak, dark oak, Winnut, chesinyt snd ge GSDifas adh Ui el i, tartar X ) « Ars, ‘per th. 10 nidia, per oz, 40 Dover dors, per epsom salts, per c; glycerine, per T 18¢: Tead, acetate, ' per. Ih. 20¢ or, No. 1. per gal., $1.50: oil, castor, per gal., $L.40: oil. olive,per gal.,$1.40} Poforigannuni, 50c; opitm, $830; quinine, i W, and K. & S per oz, 70e: potassiam | jodide, per 1, $3.00:'s per oz, 40¢; sul phate iworphine, per oz, §2.30: sulphur, ver h, 4e: stryvehni T oz, 81 Anyisurs—Biirels, per gallon: o, extra, 1.10 niture, No, 1, £1.00; conch extra, 140 coach, No. 1, $1.20: Da AT, e Japan, 50c; " asphaltum, extra, 58¢; §3.50; hard oil ftinisn, £1.50, Spint en. L carbalie, paiba, per calomel, per A 1 chiloro form per 1, 40 Furn Cologne spirits, 188 proof, £1.10; do 101 proof. SL11; spirits, second auality 101 proof, $1.10; do 18 proof, SL10. Aleo- nol. 188 proof, $2.05 per wine gallon. Redis tilled whiskies, $LO0@L50. @in, _blended, SL50@2.00: Kentueky bourbons, & Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, Golden Sheaf bourbon_and’ rye $1.50@2.00, Brandies, imported, $5.00@8.5 domestic, 81.50@3.00, " Gins, imported, $450 @6,005 domestic, 0. Champagnes, imported, per S5, 00@34.00; American, per case, $10.00@16.00. whi-kie: Grocers' List. Medium, in_ bols, smadl, in bbls, herkins, in bbls, §7. PICK1ES nialf bbls, halt bbls, § in halt b SYRUP ailon kegs, §110: New . Maplo Syrup, < caflon > per miEn Fr r @ in evapol 3 kbor- ‘boxes, Hast 3 45 peaches, ev ed, | 154 Salt none_in n rashberries, new, 19 currants, 0§ runes, new, 4% Ti Bige ke CANNED Goons trawbe 21b per L $2. L, Der case, S4 apricots, per cas peaches, per case, white cherr per case, $5.90% plums, per case, £3.60 berries, per case, g phime, 2 1b, pineappics, 2 b, per case, 1y miackerel. per doz, €1 sp«. P cas L70@ Vi inch, 101505 7g ineh, Oysters, i Californ Svaans—rowdered, Tige: cutloaf, 7 7!e; granulated, 6%c: ors’ A, Bie standard extra C, ¢; extra C, 5 @hic; medium yellow, Bl stick, 8hg@01ge. oda, ‘butter “and picnic. ginger snaps, 8lc; eIy son creams, § ~.,,. \mmr Mirror Kingsford’s. gloss s u,snmlflum- 31, w» @ u‘.-- 1335 @ldiges Sold EOV- 3 interior Javi @ \mm'kltx roasted. S 00: Kirk Washboard. round, per ! mule square, white Ru Dome, Marcnrs—ret caddie, $1.00; square cases, S1. Qr BbE Pl K18 w1 0 847 545 5045 IMPORTED FISH. vis HE Bhls qr Bbls, Pails or KIS 1000 90 50 40 210 | | g 14 \ITSO{!BAJWB,\U 1s 009 ‘x L 00| 10“90 128110 I Einas, now i LAKE FISH, .1 Whito mily White 600 5 40 300270 400 3 60 30 SALMON. THBIT 7 [ | 200 | 100| 99 Ory Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMB and 14 ft.. rou G-inch clear. No. 1 Lath, 2 B~ Fence uiney white lin 81 went (Akron) Hair . Plast Tarred folt; i Straw board. FLOORING, A Binch, white pipe B 6inch, CGinch, * D 6 inch, " E6inch, BTOCK BOALDS, A 12 Inch, 8,15, 12, H and lh ft. €12 inch, * v ke No.1Com. 12 in., 3. 16, 12, 14 andl 18§ No. 4 " 2 14 and 16 ft,, VINISHIN 1stand 2, clear, 13; ineh, s ud, clear, 115 inch, % 28 A select, m, 145 and 2 ineh, s, 15 qnd 2 incly, 8. 2 5, fml 1ingt 1OARDS, 2, 14 and 16 ft. 14 and 16 ft, 14 and 16 1t ) 120 14 and 16 f¢ S LAP, plain,8 and10 inc A $18.00 plain,5 and 10 ineh, . 816,00 An Elevated Railway, An elevated railway has been erected on Sixteenth st It runs between two of the giant poles of the telephone company immediately south of Douglus street, It cousists of several strong wires twisted and tfastened to the posts, and from it hangs two triangular frames, in the base of which fastened a board lurge enough to accommod ate one man, The other extremity has two wheels, which run upon the wi The affair has been designed to save wire from descending from the poles when required to go from one to the other, Needed a Guardian, In the county court yesierday afternoon Thomas A. Creigh was appointed guard- ian_for Virgiana Hendrix. The latu un insane colored wowman, FRIDAY, AUG UST 20, | Brw 1886, OFIHI MANUFACTURERS. Bridges \Mm'hnv Urvm;. RAYMOND & C. .\\”‘1() I, Engincers and Contractors, Roof Trnssu, Steam Pile Driving Combination and Howe Truss [rid) Biline and Ok Mber, 15th su, hoar Fa Telophone No T Cigars and Tobacco. AX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, ne and Ammunition South 11th 1, 1020 0 124 Farnam Stecet, Omaha, Neb, INTER-OCEAN Craan FACT WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, And Wholesale Denlors in Leaf Tobnecos 1 and 110 N. 1th Street, Omaha, Nob mr. Nos. wrockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glassware Lamps, Chimneys, Ko, Office Street, Omahia, \¢ outh 13th C. 8, GOODRICH Agents tor F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. Children's Carriages, And Jewctt's Celebrated Rofrigorators, or price lists. 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. Sen Lornices. Eagle Cornice Works, John Epenctor, Proprictor. facturer of inlvanized 1 -v\nmlhrrmt m'r\m\r. & NOLTE, Manufacturess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Erc., Workdone yart of tho countr Western Cornice Works, C. SPEC "T. Proprietor, ialvanized ces, Ete L 1m. pved Tatent Mtallc Skollght.” o8 und 108, h St., Omaby Doors, Sash, Ete, The Gate Cily Plening il Doors, and Blisds, Also all kinds of tUraIng, Boroll AHABIALE” WOIK of eyery do- Ecription, A. ROSENBER Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a specially. Tclophone No. & 15th aud Muarcy Ste.. Omuha, N Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO. lectrioiurs, Dieotriial Suppies; Burglar Alarms, Bells, time, Sponking Tubes, Iron Works, Masonic Bloe Fire Alurmy, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WO RKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteam Kngines, Brass Work, General Foundry Machineand Blacksmith Work. Office and Works, U. P, Ry. and 8 17th st. iron a; d Nails, g OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING CO. Cut Nails and Spikes, Tire Nuils o Spe sialts. Omaban, Neb. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN, Manugncturer of Tire und Burgla: Proof sates, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wire Work. _Cor. {4th and Jaclison Sts., Omaha, Neb. Wagong and Carriages. Established I&;-;L The Leading Carz:age Factory, Mvand 14U Dodge Strect, Omaha, Nob, Commlssion, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manuger, Unioa Stock Yards, 8. Omi ol hene e el Union Slock Yards Company, OMAHA. Limited. .’(»hu SAVAGE & GRE Live Stock Commission Herchants. Shipments of any and all kinas of stock solicit ' od. Union Stock Yurds, Omaba, Nob, Lumber, Etc. R SR Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, LOUIS BRADFORD, Sash, Doors, Jitc. Yards—Cor. 5th and Dougla r. 9th uud Douglas, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stuir Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish. Just opened. cor. th and Leaven- ‘worth Bixcets, Omuhia, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. 14th Strect, Omuhu, Neb. Munager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaha, Nob, F. Colpotzer, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor, 6th und Dougias Strcets, Omaha, Yeb. GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omubu, Nebraska. CHAS, . LEL, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridgo Timbeys, &c., 8. W. Cor, vth and Douglus, Omuba, Neb, G LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Noulizss, Building Puper, South Lith Stroely Gieas, cbraska. Fish, Etcs TBENSON FISH €O Bucecssors to Icken Siemssen & Co, i Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Toreign Fish, Nos. 011013 Jones &_ Strest and v\ P, Track, Omiaba. Neb.- - Confectionerv F. P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts aul Cigars. Farnaw St, OmahaNeb, 121 Lime, Coment, Etc, J. JOHNSON & €O, Maxafastaeers of Llinis Walia Li ma, nd Sh ke, Cement, Plus. k. Drain, Tile and Bewer Pip wxton botel, teléphone bll, Furnam Street, Omah, Nobraska. S ————— Job Printing. REES PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY | Agricultural Implement s, T PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes. o Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholcsale Desler in Agricaltural Implements, Wagon Carriages and I, Jen 1., bet Boots and Shoes, W. V. MORSE & 0., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, M1 Farnam Street 1ha, Neb. Manufactory. Summar Street, Boston. Carpets, £ A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, ttings, Cur! Go Ete., 14 Farnaw Street, Omuha, Neb Coal, Lime, Ete. JEEF W, BEDFORIY, Coal. Coke, Lime and Stona. Office, 2138, 14th ., Omaha, Neb, Yards, fb and Drvenport Strects, NEDRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 18th &, Omanha, Neb. GrO. PATTERSON, . S H Hu ll:vmr. F. A Raren, Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBKASKA. . 19 Strcet, Telcphone 40, LAnAGH, Pree. C. F. GOODMAN, V. Pros. J. A BUSDERLAND Sce. and Treas., Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard and_$ofi_cont, 29 8. &ith St, Ofce, Gxo. ¥, OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal 1 Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Coffee and S sices. GATES, COLE & MILF Home Coffee and Spice Mills M''g Co. Coffee Ronsiors und Spice Grinders, manu facturersof Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts Bluing, etc. Try one case of our 1-b packugo Home flend Roasted Coffee. 1609 Howard St, Cmiha CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking cowder. Flavoring Extracts, Laun y ll\l‘lu.- Iok, vte. 41416 Hure BN Commission, Etc. BRANCH & CO., Wholesaie Fruits, Produce, Oysters, Furnam St., Omaha. Apples—Our own jack- & Tiger Brand Oysters, Butter, e, Poultry, Potatoc JOHNF. FLACK, Genera! Commlsslou HEI‘GMM Produce, Provision; 14th St., Omuha, Neb. Heturns mude promptly. R. McDONA COMMISSION HERCHANT, €15 12th St Oma'in, Neb, Spe Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Ete. Bt ‘f""‘\‘“tl" WE! RFIELD BROS. General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Strcot, Omaha, Nebruska, Consign ments solicited, W. E. RIDDELL, Storage m Commission Merchant. . Butter Eggs, Poultry b, Omaba, Nob. Tele- WEEKS & MILLARD, Storaga and Commission Merchants. n and Don s 0 specinlty . b s house and o 10 North I3th st. Teleplione 77, D. A. AUR Commission and Jobbing, A fuil line of Stone- Butter, Bgus and Pros iCitod. 1414 Dodge St, ware. COnsignINEnts & Omalia, MCcSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers or Butter and Eggs. 4th & Lenve Jmaha, slished 1870, ROBERT PULVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14tk St., Om Specinlties—Butter ] nd Game. PEYCKE DBROS., Commission Herchants, cduco und Provisions, Omaba, Nob GRIFFITH & THOMAS, Successors to 1gane Grifith, Commission larchfluts And who truits, butter, @ epecialt Hith 5t., O KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Successors to A. P. Schack) Produce Commission Merchants. No. 213 South 1ith Street, Omaha, Neh Dry Goods. L. GINSUERG & CO, Wholcenle Dealors in Dry Gooua Hosiery, Notions, Linens, Lices, Euibroidery’ aud White' oo 30 Tcingin Birect O ¥h White Leads CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Purs White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry. Omabs, Harness, £ ATY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobhers of Harness, - Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Tust Goods, Hly 1421 Farnam Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, l‘ldtlress Company, ar sscs, Bedding, Feathor Bilow wud 1208 Douglas Street, mil Overalls, CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., lanutarturers of Oyeralls, 5d 1 W Douglis . irat, O, Tl Beer, M. Agent for Anheuser- Ku:a Brewini. Ass'n Bpoeral brunds: Fasut Budwoisesdid Erluager. { Bu g OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMANA LU MHER (O, Dealers in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale. IME Strectand o on eac 1 Track, Omahs. - GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 201h and Lzard Streets, Omaha, Nobraskn, J. AL WAKEFIELD, '(h“_"s e Iummr Ld(h Shingles, inds, Mould Millinery, 1L ORERITLOTR l linery and Nuuon\ 1213 610 1214 Harney Street, Omutin, Noh, Musical In EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments. Bteinway Pianos, Wober, Deckor, Haines and Briges Prinos, Packard Organs, Chuso Organs 101 and 108 15th stroe \ truments Furniture, Ete. T CHARLES SHIVERICK Farniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Kte., 1206, 1208 and 121) Farnam Streec Omah DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniturs, Farnam Stroet, Omaha, Nob. Groceries, E. B CHAPMAN & 0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgars, Tobaeco nd Smokers™ Articles, 1217 Howard & MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cligars nnd Tobuecos, 1813 and 1319 Dougs Ius t, Omuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPAN Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Stroets, Omaha, Nob PAXTO! LLAGHER & 0O, Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel Eprings, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Tumbor, ot 1200 'and 1211 Harney streey, Owaha, Nob. EDNEY & GIBDON, Wholesals. Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringo We 3 Stock. Honvy Hardware, Ete. RITund BT cavenvorth Street, Omaha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanice' Tools and Buffalo Soules. 1406 Douge Tux Street, Omaha, Neb. LEE, FRIED & 0., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tlnwaro‘ Sheet Iron, Ete. Asents for Howe Scales an Minini Powder Co., Omuba Neb. MILTON ROGE! Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces."l‘lles Mantlcs, Grates, Brass good 523 Fare i Strcet. RECTOR & WILHELMY €0., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nuils. Cor. 10th and Harney Streots, Omaha, Neb, ——— Harvesters, WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAC Manufrcturer of the Deering\ Hllflle'lfll‘ Goods, Write to W General /m-ng omaia. “Tophono 610. Tron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Staam, Wutor, Katlwity and Milling Supplies, Ee.f 920, 0222 und 924 Farnam St. O nuha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, 8team nnd Water Supplies, Headquurters £o lhusl '8 Goods, 1111 am Streoty Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in Silverwarc, Dinmonds, Clocks, Jowel Tools and terinl: and 105, 156th Streot, Cor. Dodgoe, On Watchag) 103 Nctions, E'c, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Jobvers 1 Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Fcrni:hing Goods 100 and 1003 Farnam St., Omaha, Nob 4. I Robinson Notion Company, 403 and 405 5, 10th St., Omuha, N Wholesale Denlers in Notions and’ Gents' Furs nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK L1 Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Migu Aslo Grouse, lte, A 1. Bishopy Manuges nnmlm Neb, Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlpper. Omuha, Nebraskn, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, Dffice, Union Market, 1517 Dodye Stry l'mkl'l. lm'lh« U, P, K It Track, Omahs, b, Telos Gasoline, = Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & CO, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof §; Time Locks, Vaulte snd Juil work. 1620 Farnam gteeot, Omahi, Nob Seeds, J. EVANS, Wholesale and Rstail Dealer In Seeds. Agrienltural, Vegetuble, Ete, Odd Fellows' 1 N. W. Cor. 1th i oo N a Drugs, Etc, i - i omrneried ! o o . COODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists, Aud Danler in Painte, Oils and Window (las’ Omalia, Neb., i | Win=s, Lijuors, Etc, ILER & (0, Distillers and Importers of Wines Aot Soio sanutucturers of Ko st Sudia Bittors, 1002 dasney Bieeor, Nob. J GEO, W U NCAN, Buccessor 1o n‘ NARA & DuNca Vi Aefl Liquors and ngm, Sdand 2158, 1ith » Orinhia, Neb, » Notions, Lic, » T L. BRANDIDS BON, Wholesale Job Lots, Nations, Gients' Fuenish New Yo Trade sulg Tinpor tard 00ds Flour and Feed, WL WELSIHANS & €O Wholesale Flour, Peed and Grain, Manufacturare of W, 3. Wolsh Raisiog Bucswheat flo City Wilis, cor. 6l and Fur