Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1887, Page 7

MERRIMENT 1IN MARKETS. g:;lho Lack of Water in South Omaha ] Affeots Ohicago. GOULD AND SAGE FINANCIAL SEA Condition of Metropolitan Stocks— Big Antorests and Dividends— The Money Scare Deemed to Be Over. CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. Cuicaco, July to the ~Fowler have shipped a lot of 5,50 hogs to the Anglo-American Packing company here, “The reason for this action is stated to be a Bearcity of water, the artesian well which Bupplies the works having run dry, I'h tle receipts were 25,000, The market for na- tives was steady. 'There was a zood supply ©Of Texans in the market, and the demand ‘was steady at fair prices. The price was se higher than yesterday. Packers were not very ready to take hold on the advance, but Bome thought most of them would be sold at the figures asked betore the e nd of the Bome hogs will probably go over into Tators hands. ‘This was a big day for men at Chica:o banks, as it was the result of July deliveries ot grain and the semi-an- mual scttlements at banks generally. Ourrency orders were lighter than usual, but counter business was quite Btrong, New York exchange was at par and quite strong. Bank clearings were 816,514,544, with total clearings for the week ot $0,~ 877,436 against $56.200,001 the corresponding week last year. The lightest day of tho week was on Thursday, when the clearings fell below $0,000,000. The business demand for money, presont and prospective, keeps ates firm at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. The amount meeded to carry grain, together with the de- wlre of the banks to run with better surplus, will probably hold rates firm until the fall demandicomes, Chicago bankers are divided o thelr views on Comptrolier Trenkolm's Buggestion that extra supervising examiners P-d by the government, be appointed Invls banks oftener and verify the work ot ghe district examiner. One of the objects ot he extra examiners would be to prevent such hemes as_are ovened up by the investiga- rim of the Fldulu) bank, FlNANUlz\b 2.—(Special Telegram Bros. of Omaha New \nm(. July Speelal Telegram to ocks—The stock market the past week has been under the control of Gould and Sage. Trading was active, and ghe market at times showed increased breadth, although the feeling was intensely nervous, owing to the continued manipula- tion of rates for money, the bidding being up to rates of { to ¥ per cent per diem, and the Interest forced weak holders to liquidate, ond enabled the manipulators to absorb large Jines of cheap stoc! ‘The bears went in too $eavy, and as the “8ig 2” (Gould and Sage) held the reins, they pulled them up tight and forced the bears to cover, and the result was that prices closed yesteraay at mnearly the outside of the week, 127 active. Only six stocks showed a decline trom the closing gures of one week ago. Manhatl ad_the lead with s of 173 acific Mlll lost 33, oil ullvlllaa Nashville 3¢ and anklwnnml oint. The gains ranged from 5 -dmg sum ing at the head, nlnn second with 54, New hnrzlnnd:s ther roads gained 3§ to 13 points. The urnlngn of the rallroads continue good but unless crop prospects improve they are not likely to keep up. One trouble "with the market at present is that there is too many 'ecurmns. ‘The new securities listed on the Noew York Stock nxchnnpbotma past six ':w exceed §182,000, Gold bnn lhlpwl quits freely from London but ex: advanced the past two days mll nnhle to reduce shipments. The als- uuon of !'l 00,000 In nterest and divi- he cellation of the United hhl wlll tendio make the market for goney easler, and the impression is that the Yaoney scare for the prosent is over. VE !TOOK. c-lun-o lnl{ 2.—The Drovers’ Jour- s lows cm le—Recelpts, 2,500; steady for natives; there 'Was & £00d supply of ‘Texans on the market llld lhe dulmm was steady at fair prices; shipping nwm $3.20@4.50; stockers and feeders $1.85@8.15; cows, bulls und mixed, 8L. 3.05, hippi uusn‘f“afi“l‘ and sl mnnx. @5.15; light, 3.00(@4,70, 20; sl Ip:, Bheep—Recelpts, 1,000; niarket was nom- Anally ltudy. with an average supply and & fair den tives, $2.003.85; western, e ,05@3.70; lambs, per stock Yards, Kast St, July 2 — Cattle — Receints, shipments, 1,100; gteady; choleo Leavy steel u.:ux fair to good ship- butchers’ steers, fair j Jeeders, fair to good, 00d, $2.20@3.00! uholu clv{( and butchers’ selec- & uf'l fo, BEAS 10 bigs, commumon to jum cholce, 2 g8, common to ood, §4.50@4.80. X (c Kansas City, July 2—Cattle—Recelpts, Y30 lhlg(llfll“-l. none; values about same rldlv. Common to cnolcu, corn- A0@4.15 . 40(@:2.80, n- o8, $2.00@35.25: cows, $1.50@2.80, 'louh — kcelpis, 5,000; shipients, non to 5o higher; common_to choice, wéuu skipa and piss, $5.0@4.25. Liverpool,July 2.~Wheat—Dewmand poor; holders offer free Corn—Quiet; holders offers freely. OMARA LIVE STOOK. Saturday, July 2 Oattle, The receipts were lh.'llt even for the last % .of the week, and @ were hardly ough cattle in to make a market. There was no inclination among the buyers to take even what were in and there was very little done on the market. The receipts of cattle o light all the week, but for all that ere een no quotable |m|\ruvt‘lllnnl in the. :lcen. ‘The only grade of cattle, for which there has been any Inquiry, is good steers of medium welght, Coarse, heavy and grassy cattle of nll kinds are not wanted. Hogs. - Therun of '“‘K“ was_ liberal for the close of l.hn week, e market opened strong and ‘active at an advance of 5@l0c. The buyers ‘m. all represented on the market and rything was sold and weighed up before ,mhidl The water supply is now in such shape that the pickine-ouses can run full _ foree, which will have a tendency to keep the market up. : stockers, ¥, Sheen, ‘There were none in and nothing doing. Receipts. o mwlnhma prevnlllnl vrices paid for live ¢ onl I-m-r ot: 500 1 L %0¢ 8.50@3.85 8 15@3. 25 o cholee heav, Good to choloe nnxa-{ Av, 100 ... 1021 IDAHO RANGE STEERS. rr. $2.70 3332382 EEEEEE] 3333 e B oo ettt et et P & -.,.vw: TEBELTLELLE £ 20 .20 160 Live Showing the nurmbe on the market to-day CATTL 'I’ Il Hammond & Co.... J0cal \hlplmr! Total... .... O pere. = &5 of head of stock sold "o Anglo-American I'arl\nu Co. G. 1. Hammond & Cu Lae Bros. Total ..... Shipments, Showing the nmmber of eattle, hogs and sheep shippad 1|un| the vards daring the day. No. cars, Dest. 4 veeeCliicago «vv..Chicago Chicago 3 of stock 1n_this market are made ive welzht unless otherwise stated, 14 for all welghts, 3 than 100 1bs, docked 40 los, v the public inspestor. -H L " or hd 23 W 10 valto, Pregn and stags 30 1bs, Monthl Showing the re the month endin, BECKIPTS Statement. ud shipments for Hora e and Mules. Ralronds, ‘l"ml‘u| Hogs, 10,470 &) Held over Driven in, Horses and .| Mules. Hid ovor Jun. 30 blnbl m l)nmlm Live Stock Notew. Hogs all sold. Hogs go up 5@10c. A dull cattle market, Few native cattie in. No market on the Fourth. An active hog market for Saturday. A. Lafferty, Ashland, with Savage & Green, was here. ‘T'hhe recoipts were made up for the most part of western cattle, J. B. Blanchard goes to Sloux City to- night, to spend the Fourth It is reported that there are 8,000 horses in Oregon to be shipped east this season. George Boetel, Millard, a frequent shipper to these yards, was in with a load of hogs. Thomas McBride, Kingsloy, Ia., a well Mr. Walker, well known shipper of Oreighton, was among the visitors at the yards. Mr, Waller of the firm of Gifford & Wal- ler, Cowles, Neb,, was in and marketed a load of hogs. W. Weyant, Jr. Germantown, came in with a Iold of cows which topped the market and with a load of hogs. Visitors at the yards hardly recognize the place from vne weéek to anottier, there are so many improvements being made. Mr, West, Dorchester, came in with » load of hogs which sold on ‘the market, He has cattle which will soon be ready for market. W. C. B. Allen, the popular stock agent of the Oregon Short Line, was in. Ho su reat bulk of the stock from the northw ound to come this way instead of g over the Northern Pacitic. ‘The pumps have been put in operation and are found to be fully adequate to the require- ments of the packing-houses. This will obviate the necessity of closing down the packing-houses for the want of water. M. Burke & Sons purchased of the well known thoroughbrec cattle breede Sotham & Stickney of Pontiac, Mich., t wflll) ~four head of their thoroughbred Hereford “bulls, 10 be used on their western cattle ranges, ‘The following petition was presented to '::,,s““k yards company and will explain We, the undersigned commission men, loing bnslnem at the Union stock yards, outh Omaha, desire a holiday on the Fourth of July, l&fi. nml request you to lock both seale houses from Saturday night to Tuesday morning, and allow no business to be done other than taking care of what stock way & Co,, k. WAGGONER & Co., Love & C EY & CHITTENDE 28 & PATTERSON TERFIELD & Co., RILALL & Co., According to the desire of the commisslon men doing business at the Union stock yards at South Omaha, the scales will be locked trom Saturday night until Tuesday morning, July 5. . Bovp, Superintendent. OMAHA “HOL \IAF‘ MARKETS, General Produce, Saturday. July 2. Ihe, following are the prices at which round lots of produce are sold in this mar- Ket. Lhe quotations on_fruits and other commodities smpped in from a distance are Am prices at which owtside orders are filled: .Gas—1'he receipts are fairly liberal and full) equal to the demand. Stocks are moving for the most part at lie, BurTer—"The receipts are heavy and stocks have to be_moved quickly to prevent accumulations. There 1s very littls of even tho best dairy butter that goes at more than uxc. Fair to good buster Is selling at 9@ 1:ESE.~Full eream cheddars, ull” cream_flats, w faney 8 Swiss, Im‘ml mburger, 13¢; brick, 13@16¢c. PoraTors,—Stock of all _kinds s searce, 0ld potatoes are going at %0@S1.00, aceord- ing n:o quality. New potatoes at 2(@2ige ve(iull—'l‘hou is very Little game ir season at the present time and while the weather is 80 warm it has to be handled with a great deal of care. Plover !eIIA at §1.25 per doz. and curlew at 81,50 per doz. POULTRY- o Te & good many chick- ens coming in, both old fowls and’ spring chickens and the market Is a little unstable, there being a good demand one day and a wvery light demand llle next. Old fowls are m "“l at §2.25@5.00 with an occasional coop of fauey At 1%, €ood spring chickens are uold at $2.50@ .(n There i8 no other kind single, Young les arriving, Black raspberries, T ‘34 case 440 i& red rnugbem;om Pe 24 k 3 24 qt case, vll}' Pu stand, $3.00@4,001 blueberri 1500175 plums, per one'third bu peaches, southern, ver half bu { apples, fouthern, er alt bu box, , per bbl, £5 D ADEke='Thé market I8 now well supplied with a | variety of cholee b rrown stock, potatoes, Cal. @24} new onlons, per bol, ); tomatoes, per iy bu, K ber crate box, $2:50; cabbige per crate, $7.00¢ £5,00; xtra fancy, box, lnm\. £0. per BG cnosce, CALIFORNIA l“lu'ns-ll;\nln-u pears have arrived on Ib box, S1. l ars, per 03 red Astrachai appies, per boy, 82, £1.0NS— Watermelons, Georsla, per 100, kS he market fs bare to-ds fediterranean_Sweets, per box, 00: 5. box lots, $4.15; Santa Ana, £4.501 5 box 101, 84,25, General Markots, “urni- .00 uum, , altum, ey shellae, "$5.505 bard ofl finisi, d, 7e; French zine, Whiting, w'l, Tige Tamnblack, mantown, ) ultramarine, 18¢; va Prissian biue, brown, sienna, aw and . barni raw and burnt sient umber, 1-Ib can: 1 retined lamy 'y 12 \4|III|\|\(’ Drown, drop black, lic; chrome gréen, shutter greon, 1. can, yellow oelhire, % ochire, 10c; light oak, d cid tartarie, | bark sasufrass, mm\\m. and R. ver b, £3 morphine, per oz, § strychnime, per oz, $1.1 PAINTS 1IN nu—\\ hite lead, Oni : white lead, St. Louis, pure, 1lles, green, 1 Ib cans, 16 Kreen seal, i ‘rench zinc, in_varnish y rench ey vermillion, English, in oil, Venctian red, Cool d, Americ ! ellow, g hre, Fre Ammorica 11y \ter's mineral i brown, Spanish brown, Seirrs—Colog do 101 proof, 1.1 101 proot. £110 e spirits, 155 proof, $1,10; soirits, second qualicy, o 155 proot.S100. Alliolioly wine gallon. xuu@mr Gin blendud Kentucky bourbons, and Pennsylvania r; jen, Sheat bourbon and 1 ies, imported ns, imported, §1.50 Champagres 00@35.00; American 51¢@be: green dry salt, 9@10c: naged hides. two ime Sheep 1|..m stic, @6.00; domestic, |\|vlmrn-d DEr - case, per case, :mm@l"- 00, F3im sen butehers’, cured, dry Ilml 1@ green L thirds ] e, low— i whi yellow, 2¢: brown, AVY HARDWAR Iron, |vln'\ steel, special cast, 4!gc i, ot tools, do, 12(aLs hub: rate axles, each, nuts, per |h ¢| coil chain, per Ib. G3@3c; malleablé, S@10c; iron wedge: . Ges hRrrow teet h dle; spring steel Burden’s hors shoes, 34357 Burden’s muln shoes, s5 Barbéd wire, In car lots, $4.00 per 100 Ib: Lron nails, ates 10"t 50, §2.00; steel nauls, (@20} 23@25¢ ; nhl Zove Inh‘l’lur Java, 24@2ic; 'S, roasted Dilwe m(ll s, . 70, 4-gallon kegs. SL30@1 er - gallon, syrup, half bbis, “old time, N cans, |wr (luz T do Sc; tair, y ay 70e; gallon k se Ilunll an CRINS, THC5 KINGEr snaps, iAe: edium, fn bbls, “7 L\O do in "84 00 small, in bbls, do, in X .u 5es yellow ¢ powdered, 63 CAXNED Goopi—Oysters, standard, per .10 h per case, por case, 4 502440 03 eaches, per cas vhite' ¥ ons6. 88 40 plums, 21v. ner cage, $2.50; pn e, S8, 20@5.753 11, mwk.-u‘l w-r de L0, salmon, per do 2703 2 1b, lima beans, per 0603 Slb. marrowfat peas, per case, J, enrly "June beas, por case, s ln. towatoes, $2.50: 2 Ib, corn, hea m« {u-r ase, on«e. No. 1, com, 818 No.2 com, s 1s. No. 4, com, 815 . 1st com, Clear, % ih. Norway Pine Ainch white pn 1st and 2d, elear, 11§ 8d, clear, 1 inen, s, 2's,, $. B select, 1 inch, 8.2 8. H I}(. U,. 2 In PO White cedar, 6 in., 3s., 12ge; 9in. qrs., 1lo. TAR: ID rn.:s § [t RHEUM |8 lnl 158 and n'r.fl’.'n'fi':‘ée ?n-om oo..n mflu st ou Price, 81, WIRE c‘i"fiz’é‘fi N DCOA 18 e LATEST IMPROVEMENT on THE Teppoduces Practical Rosults n Baking and &etin| mur he(ar nmine\{h m/ it e sol bkizg ITS TITEORTY 1o, that ol Food Baked or. Koasted, should ba sooked A freah iy troaly admitied to tha oven. This isdona Uy dsearing tho closo oven door rvlnlnmuunlwvl yliating for 1fw door contanin y dhoet o Wit Gatae weaily s lurgwas tho dooeitc Through this Gauze Door the air frecly eirculates, {ocilitating tho procassof conkine, oA thut s nadanlied in favee And b 4 tuslly cooked with Toes cousuaption tuel thian n an oven with o cloeed door, Temakes an onormous saving {n the weight of meat, Jtalso produce larger Loaves of Bread, ow ek attontion (ro tho eook, wul promotel fumily by (04 BURLAI0R QUALITY T, ] 'c)mnh my, berats judgment iaced with otbers, Ft—front 04 CPINI Mag. ARy 1. Fown State Unive 48 that the ov 18 not only mora equally woll a8 rear—but a4 n {hie food placed there Hinvo $END FOR ILLUSTRATED GIRGULAES AND PRICE LIST EXCELSIOR MAKF'G €O., ST.LOUIS. CHARTER OAK BTOVES a VES and RANGES aro S0LD IN NEBRASKA as follow! 0 The Best ang Vapor Stove Made. C. W. Sleeper, head of 8t. Marys' Av- enue, mes & Sinith South, Om. s t fln. HEHNE Iuviumn. IM w.mn Av:. lexo- First National Bank, U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAIIA, NEBRASITA $500,000 100,000 Capital. ... Surplus. Herman Kountze, President, F. H. Davis, Cashier, \V H. M?Wuler. AsslA-Cashler. WoodbndgeBrothers STATE AGENTS FOR THL Decker Brothers PIANOS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. (UR, OTTERBUURG Cor.13th & Dodge Sts. Omaha, Neb. CURES 11 ONG information of valus to all men. MARSTONREMEDY CO.19Park Place, New York, Crodn e 23 Roplote w — SC|ENT|FIO — ANUFACTURINGy s 1420 WlLKINson 2:DAVIS W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. Stylish, Durable, Easy Fitti The best$3 Bhos (n ihe Wur'fi d hy Gulie tirma. SHOE FOR BOYS gives grent satis ey mflu i) ‘i‘munn u‘,mm'.‘"'.f?‘x & wil .m‘.; of toa. [ ;}no' um, hiat ‘:.n..- P Glons uhn«'w i A%, Broukton For nle b kelley. Btlger a Co.,cor Dodfi Sthests.; Hanr) oor.Seward A.;ltl Snnflor: u{m ) M HOOD 227 -y frrangements for all the Monthly and he Louisiaun State Lotter, Company, and 0 person” manage And_control the drawifies ther conducted with honesty, fairnes faith toward all parties, and we uuthorize the Company to use this certificnte with fac-sim- lles of qur signntures attached, 10 its advertise: ments. «.uf COMMISSIONERS, ned Banks and Bankers swill rawn in Tho Louisinna State Lolteries which may e presonted tour coun- Loufsfana National Itk ato National Bk 3 at'liia nk CARL KON, Pros. Union National Hank. XPRECEDF ) ATRTACTION! OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Lonisanin <(n|n Lottery ( nn-p-m pornted tn 135, for 2 tionl CRAAEADIO pur phse ) Lo wwhicli'w rosarve fu With 0 of over Hir vote 1t tra Atite Constitut higo way Adopted it voted on and endorsed Tt Grand § awings take place mwonthly, and tho ntAnnuai Drawings regulariy every X months (June and Decem- A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTU sventh Grand Dra i the Academy of A ‘AL DREZE, 8150,000. Notice-Tickets are Ten_Dollars only. Halves, 85, Fifths, $2. Tenths, Sl 1 £130,000 50.000 50,000 50,000 £90,000 20000 10,000 1,000 100 Approx 100 TP 10 Lt L ¥ imation Prizes of ) Prizes amounting to... exress mor praianey oter. Gurroucy by nadoswet L. DAUPHIN, NEW ORL aroN, D. G ork Exehin, ©XPress (8L OUF expen Or M. A, DAUPHL WASHIN Address In'«'m!mwl Tetters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS D 3 g Mnat the prasency ot REMEMBER 0l hedirosra and tho drawings, is & gIAR {rness and integrity, that the \ aad that no ono can possibiy mvlno i bors will araw o Priao, REMENE] tho paymont of I prizos s 3AS O anonymOus B Nehr;gk; 1 Il\:atigllqjvliauk, Paid up Caital....... .$250,000 42,600 H. W, Yates, President. A . Touzalin, Vice-President. W. H. 8. Hughes, Cashier, DIRECTORS: John S. Collins, Lewis S, Reed. A. E. Touzaln. BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Iiusmus Jmnsncle <~z CHICAGO Awo ORTH- t VYESTERN BAILWAY. SEIORT LINE W. V. Morse, H.'W. Yates, Omaha, Comneil Bluffs And Chicago ‘The only road to take for Des Moines Mar shatitown, Cedar Rnhme Clicton, Dixom, Chicas #0, Milwaukee and all points east. To the pes ‘\ln of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyo ing, Utah dnho, Nevada, Oregon, WMIlIm(lnn and Calf- fornia, #t offars superior advantages not possi- hID by any other line. Among & few of the numerous points of -u periority enjoyed b tho patrons of this ro ulwnen”mu!m and ¢ Incn;o are its two. tralnl n Ny n CHE®, which are lha un;u v.u AR BLEEPING ‘Wiiioh ‘are models {\oomeort and ologince. Tia bARLOT DA NG ROOM CARS, * unsutpansed by aoy, and lis widely oelebrated ' P, TAL DINING CARS the equal of which canriot bo found. elsewhore At Counoll Biunis the trains of the Union Pucifl Ry. connect in U Depot with those of t 0 & Northwostorn Hy. © n Chichgo _the ruins o thia line mitke olose connection with hose 0 'Por Dotroft, Columbiia: Tndjanapolis nati, Niagars £alls, Buffilo, Piitsburg. Montreal, e Now Yotk Priiadeipnia; Bl-l(lmn.r’..' l":h:nfn.;n!n:d all points im the enst, a ket via th BSTERN " If you wish the hoat Acoommodation. Allsoket ngents sell okets vi this line. R LR [anegor, Ge r Guiongo, . W. M. BABCOCK, Weatera Agent, | Oinolee City Py ml Nobrasta, 0" Aest THE CHIGAGO SHORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee &St Paul Ry The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffsto, THE EAST Two Trains - Daily Between Omaha and Council Bluffs Chicago, —AND— St. Paul, Minneapolis, Rock Island, Freeport, Clinton, Dubuque, Elgin, Madison, anesville, Beloit, inona, .a Crosse, And all other Alnpr»rtlnt ‘;..,‘:'.“ East, Northeast For through tickata aa on tho ticket agent &t 1401 Faruum gt, in Paxton hotel, or at Union Pacifio depot, Fullinan Sleopers and the finest Dining Cars in the worid are run on the main line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & 5t. Paul Ruilway and ev- ery attention fs paid to passengers by courte- ousemployees of the company, MiLLER. General Manager. J. F, TUCKER, Assistant General Manager, A. V. R CARPENTER, Goneral Passenger and Ticket Agent. @r0. B Hnnmm. Assistant General Passen- r and FA) CuaBk, @éneral Superiatend Milwaukee, CedarRapids Rockford, Davenport, APITAL PRIZE, $152,000. g “We do hinreby cortify that we supervise tho | OfTIAFee And Buggie Agricultural Implements. TCHURCHILL PARKER, Wholosale Dealer in Agrienltaral llll)ll!‘ml‘llll. Wagons, Jones sireet, betwoen 9th 0l Ok, N LININGER & METCALF CO. Agricnltural Implements, Wagons Carriagos, Duggtes, Bte., Wholosle, On: . PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN ‘Wholesale Doalers in Agriculiural Implements, Wagons and Bu, ios. flll X, 105 And 107, A, HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 13 Douglns Rtreet, Omann. Builders' Hardware and Scales. THIMEBAUGH & TAYLCR, Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair § f e Mechanles' Tools and Bufal _s “Omatn "~ Boots and Shoes. “W. 7. MOGSE & Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 1L Faroam st, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Summer atreot. Hoston. Z. T, LINDSEY & Cu, Wholesale Rubber Boots nn\l 'ihoes 1 Oiled Clothing wi J Southeast Corner {4th snd Dougiae “TSTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 North 18th Sirest, Omaha, Neb, Umflfl Jobhers' mrecmgl Iron Warkl PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wranght and Cast Tron Building Work, Ir. il Heams and Girde A ¥ i I MOMANTS, OMAHA WIRE & "NL\ !HIKKS. Manufuot t ire and Iron Railings, Desk Rai Lumber. OM. I"l 1.U. ‘”H"R ('l).. Dealer . All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesela, 13th Btreatand Union Pacific Track, Omaha. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Yandy Cornortth and Douglas; Cornee e and Doug ~ CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. 14th street, Omaha, Neb. Lumber. lSth\r}d (‘nllfl»rrllr.‘uefll!. Omaha, N,“,b' FRED W. GRAY, Lum ber, Lime, Cewent, Eto‘. Eto. Cor. b and Dougias ats., Omuta, N HOAGLAND, Lumber, Bufchlrl Tools. LOUIS ]IFLLLI-. RButchers' Tools and Supplies, | kinds always iu stock. 1318 At Omaha ~rmannan LARKE BROS. & (0-. Omaha Comree and Spice Mills. MA Um'ne< 8pices, Hnimn l‘o-m'r. Fluvoring e Laund vy Blue, 141410 Harvey 7. W. HARVEY LUMBER C0., To Dealers Only. Ofmce, }:m !‘rlrll!m ":‘Stctm‘lhn CHAS. R. LEFE, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and P‘Wl‘:n’;:lfl?u““" Oth and Douglas JOIIN A. WAKEFIFLD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete, Imported and Amorican Portland Cemont. State ‘Agent forillwaukeo Hydmulio Cemeut add Bey e Lo ““EAGLE CORNICE Wi OKKS, John Epencter, Prop. Manufaeturer. of Galvanized Iron and Cornlce. 923 Dodge and 108 and 108 N, 10th st., Omahs, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, an'l MHMI" Skylight, etc. 8108, 200 at,, Omahn. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, C. Specht, Prop. Glhql nized Iron Cornices, ete. B‘ ant Motallc Skylight. 508 and 510 8. Usimproved Pat Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO., Jobbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, ans, 1inoleums, Mattings, Bte. 1511 Dfl\lt ery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agont for *he Mauufacturers and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneye, eie. Office, 317 Bouth 13th st. maka, Neb. cLOTHING 1 HLGUITER'S Mammoth Clothing House, Corncr Farnam and Tenth Streots, Omaba, Nob. " Commission B;:Tsuifa};f ““D. A, HURLEY, Commissfon and Jobbing. Bnulr. luu and Produce. Consignments solicited, e o for Bunaward oy B ud lbo-lxnurwl Omaba, "~ RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage und lommisilon Merchants, Epectaltis . Cheese, ro-lm. Gamg wiorio MRS PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Frutts, Produce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb, ~ b WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butier, Gamo, Frulta, etc. 20 8. linst GRUTILARAGH, Dres, C.F. GOODMAN, V. Pios. 57 AT SUNDERLAND, S0, hind Trons: 0)lAlld COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 209 South ’l"llrll‘:'lllh fitreet, Omaha, Neb, J. JOHNSON & 0., Manufacturers of Iliinois White Lime, And Shippers of Conl ke, Coment, Plaster, Tymo, Hair, Firg Brick, Drain, Tile and Sower Dipo. faxton Hotel,' Farndm st Omaba, Neb. l.‘nnhcfmmry. “F, P. FAY & CO.,” Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Mlu,llnuunnrl]fi:ms 1211 Farnam 8t ialia. " Cigars and Tobacco, “UMAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Guns and Ammunition, 215 to 23 & 1th st 1000 to 4 Farnam'st., Omana. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, Ana Whoiesalo Dealers in Leat Tobaceos, Nos. 108 N. Wth straot, Omabu., Dry Goads. M. B SMITH & ¢ Co,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 11072 and 1104 Douglas, cor. 1ith 8t., Omahn, Neb. Distillers. Distiilers of Liauors, Aleohoi and Apirits. Tmporters 33 ks of Winoswot Liqeo WILLOW SPRINGS DIST ILLE’I €O, and ILER & CO. Importers and Jobbere of Fine Bole manufaetu of Kenned st ters and Doweatie Liquors. 1112 Harney 8t. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam st.. Omaha, Nev, CHAKLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors, etc. 1206,1205 and 1310 Farnam st., Omli_l‘. PAXTON, GALLAGIIER & COu Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Noa. 706,707, 700 and 711 8. 10th 8¢, Omaha, Neb. McCORD, BRADY & <o, Wholesale Grocers,’ }‘lninfld renworth sts., Omaha, "LEE, FRIED & (0., Jobbers of Hardware mld hnns. Tinware, 3 W. . BBOA TL". Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, rings, Wagon Stock, H Springs, Wagoq It Han EDNEY & GIBBON, Wlmleule lron nml amL w#m T'I" and 13 IAIV :ll.'ls:n“. " MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Bnnnl. Fnrnues, Tiles, Mantiss, Grates, Bras Goods. 13l aud 123 Faruam Live Stock. Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Buperinterdent, Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Smrk Commlsslon. ke, Manag Unton Stook e, b Otmanar 'm-pvmnn s, SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of sng and ull kinds of Siock solioited. n tock Yards, Omah ry and Wotions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Tmportors and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Haraey Stveet, Omaha, ~ Wotions. o ROBINSON NOTION €Oy Who! Notions and 403 and 405 8. 7 alo Denlers tn irnishing Goods, th 8t Omaha, e Overalls, CANFIELD M L’W'F‘Ac TURING COMPAN Mmulflwtururs of Ow-rnlls g Eto. 1102 and LIk Douzlus Stroek CARPENTER PAPER CO,, Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carry & nice stock of Printing, Wra, ing paper. Speclal attention given orders, which will be shipped direct fr orders will receive personal stiention. We gusi 000 10} oo fntee £o0d goods and low. prious. 1li4 and fitis Printing. EEES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Book l“lllll‘l’l 100 ulnl I(s Bouth Fourteenth Get. Ominhia, No WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Donlers InTypo, Prossda and Printers' Supplios. 608 BEOWNELL & CO., Manufacturers and Doalers In ngines, Boilers & General Mael Bhout, Iran work, Stoam Pumr. Saw ) Bhatting, Dodge Wood split Palloys, Beliln, Also wagons, serapors,andb aleties, ' 1iLiLil venworth st. Omaha, ~ CHURCHILL PUMP CO., ‘Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, toum and. Water 8u Meadgunrtors fur A Bt Co's Goore. T Farham sbe O ot U. 5. WIND ENGINE and P UMB COMPANY. l!-llnd-{wlnd s ""'x‘;".E"“m‘n‘.n"a' Suplios +Omgina. | K. Felton, Mungor. 'l»)!l)hnnuNu 210. nery i u: A. L. STBA NG CO., l‘umpn. Pipes and Engines, R Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire and Burg'ar Proof Safes, Time Iooks, Veul <Eu4.|wm 104) Faraam troet_Omaha, o ANDREEN, Onulm Safe Works, Manufacturersof Kire and Burglar Proofafes, Yaul Doors, Jalt Work. Shutcers wud Wire Work, ” Cor.” {th und Jackson Ste., Omaha, Neb, fi‘u'h M. A, DISBROW & CO., Wholesale Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds aml Muullllnfl, Branch ofiee, 12¢i Aud 1z BOHN MANUFA (,'Tl'RING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds Mould'ngs.Stair Work and Interior Fard Wood Finish Just opened. cor, 6l wnd Leavenwort, Owabn, Neb. S— KLEIN HOUSE Johnstown, Neb. The best accommodations for travelers. The best hotel in town. F. G. FRITZ, Proprietor, THE CAPITOL HOTEL Lincoln, Neb. The Lost known and most popular hotel in thostate. - Locationfeentral, appolntments et class. Headqunrters for co cinl men Wi Political Abd publio gatherings E. P, KOGGEN, Proprietor. €chool, County and City BOINDS ! We will pay highost price for them. FARM LOAITS Made at lowest rates. Correspondence soleited. STULL BROS, LincoLx tNe