Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1888, Page 3

THF SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | [gm% ¥R Wheat Rules ‘%tnnl\y With a Slight Upward Tendency. NARROW CHANGES IN CORN. Oats Rule Doll and Lower—Provisions Continue Quict — Cattle Almost at a Standstill-Hogs Fairly Active-General Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Cmicaao, Jine 20.~[Spoe Tnr Ber 1o market § showing neither decided stre ness, but keeping qu established yesterday here was in fair volur new features. Murray about a half million, 1 July wheat who were to-day. J vial was Telegram to steady, weak quite th nor te close to the afternoon. Trading but developed Nelson & Co. Linn nett prices ye no sold was selling & Hoy were K ors yester M. Shaw & Co., also William Dunn & Co. foreign mt. Barly upward tendency for spot but a 1ate bos them. Bad weather in Eur be the infl foreign cign ns 1ying s, and 50 y were buyin and cables n and fut half was said a better tone to induced for- However, the enough to sell and the close 1s !jc under that “This contidence is born of the belief that deliveries of wheat next Monday will be | With July and August at almost the same price, there is no carrying wheat, and the expectation is that carriers will deliver the grain, This the bears believe, will make a heavy market for a few days at least. The samo son- un- doubtedly induces many spe ra who be- lieve in wheat to hold off untii that matter is digjosed of and next week’s holiday pussed. July wheat opened at 80'ge by the ofticial re porty but at the same time it was difficult to acll at 80¢, and the price immedia foll to AWige. The lowest price tot livery was i9’cc, then the, to sie, and the close August wheat opened at 19%e, immcdiately advanced to S0} e, hung vetween vh.u price and 80c for some time, touched S0ije, then fell to fhictuated between m,u vri and K¢, advanced to S0l @S0kc, then de clined to and closed at 7 he corn market was 11 the morning session betw which is a narrow range compared with recent fluctuations in price of that grain. Receipts we ittle larger than the estimates, which were themselves thought to be large. This with some ham- mering by the bears was sufficicnt to prices down early in the session, but there was £ood buying, and the out inspection 502,000 bushels, und all but was recovered before the close. & Co. were selling July corn. and Jones, Kennett & Hopkins w One of the st shippers is quoted a ing that th Vi York and ver; reach there ovened Geddes for e quoted an ires, confirmed to rd cable only vhich gay markets nd buying her t s were what wheat of the morn sterday confident was 1 s was wiis at little on the way which will within u week. August corn 4835, which was e under yester- e wnd 'sold down to 481 ¢, ad fell to 457, advanced to 487¢¢ and ut 1 0'clock at 48ic. September corn opened at 40¢, sold down to 48¥c, up to 49%c and olosed The speculative wrket ingly dull with n trade and no fo. but slight change August oats opey and close opened at ing at The pmw-«mu trade was ag condition. Outside trading y improvement tors the busine: largely to the July to later paid were 71, @10c ribs 10c. As ar casic wis exc H ictuations, litt 8. Closing prices show from those of yeste e, sold up to 261 ptember outs in in a quiet failed to sho ss10N—Wheat low: closed at August openc fell to 70%c, closing at 79% @ ;c. weak; August sold at from 48; then to 487% losing ber closing it 487, (45 nominally at 8lc; July sold at 309 (@3 closed at 305c; August sold at 26, at 2617c bid, and 26}, @24% c asked. e lower and quict, closing at #1 ¢ bid for August, um! cptember. Lard was ame as Ju sold and Jy August at § ,and Sep. tember at §3. Short ribs were quiet and 214¢ lower, closing at $7.40 for June and July, $7.30 for August and §7.60 for September. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, —[Special Telegram to Tur Bk |—Catrie—Business was almost at a standstill until late in the forenoon Hammond was out of the market all day Armour, Swift, and one or two of the big eastern shippers bought sparingly from first to last. Pri (@ 10¢ Jower than during the fore part of the w in stances were u shade low yes terday, but in a general w sential change are i r to-day than y there was no cs. t handy steers had the pref s about all th enco betw i yest and grassy natives are selling prices, and do not uny fixed 80 €o green and grassy Texans were generally reported lower, but to the observer it would scem as if it were impossible for such to go lower unless they were given away. Ther re at least 0,000 on sale in sight at Kansas City. where. Native butchers neglected and price S 4 matter down to the low water mark, were again on the m: best only making § at all sorts of m . to Im\A‘ £o 108, As Louis und clse stock s utterly of cou Veal calv et in large number 5350 and poor lots us low as § me consigniments not paying expenses. The stocker and feeder remains remarkably du good to choice, #.00@>5.05; medium, $ i in ferior, 3 stock- ers, § 2102340 cows, §1.500@2,00, 1088 was fair and prices gen uoted about b In the Aullh quoting | de 570w lots making ine, vot bost h ther divisions o .773§, but these prices were obtainable only carly in the morning, as later best heavy, especially in the Northwestern divis. ion, were selling at most of the shippers that bu, in the Burlngton ana Rock Island divisions paid £.70w5.75 for thoir sorts. ‘Tne d was on the so mainly ut § .7 for common. Light sorts sold at $.55(5 \ln Niw York, Juno 2 pecial Telegram to Pue Bee.| -Stocks—-The continued dull ness in stocks is distressing to the commis sion houses, which have been without orders for months past from present indications they see no prospects of speedy improy ment. Efforts arc beiug made to draw in outside orders by a liberal distribution of bull pointers, and although the prices of stocks have beew marked up, the number of orders shows no perceptible increase, Up to noon to-day ouly 42,05 had been traded in. Despite the dulluess and the recent abundance of news caleulated ta ae press values, the mavket shows an unusual stubborness and a geoeral improvement w noted throughout the entire list. Openin sales were at about the same figures s yos terday's close, but prices soon begau to grad ually ereep up. Grangers especially strong on news from Chicago that Judge Brewer had granted an injunction restrain ing the fowa railroad commissioners from carrying their new tariff iuto effeot -July 5. Bt. Paul advanced ¢ on the report that Armour was buying, The ruwmor regeived 0. shares were THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JUNE 30, GRAND JUBILEE. CHELEIBRATING TEIR 1IOGth ANMIVERSARY o vee SETTLEMENT of CXIIN CIININ AT, 100 The OHIO VALLE‘}{ a THE NORTH- WEST TERRITORY. " MOKSTER NEW BUILDI in the heart of tllc city, within ten minute: all hotels and st.\hm COVERNMENT EXHIBIT of Treasures from the War, Navyand other Departments, the Smithsonian Institute, National Museum and Fish Commission, All Buildiugs brini;mtly illuminated by innumera- ble Electrical and Gas Jets, | \V(mdvrful clinpluy u[ AN ART BEPABTMEMT of the finest collection of Paintings and Sculpture [‘ever made in America, val- ! ued Tlc eque at $1,000,000, srticultural Hall of un- illed beauty. PIONEER RELICS ‘ fron west, MUSIC HALL, 1 a1l parts of the North- The great d(‘\ot('(ltol\lusl(',flm-rhl('l‘w‘ TNSTRPASSND DISPFLAY IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. | and Performances. MACHINERY HALL, 1,500 Feet in Length, through which will piy gon- dolas from Venice, EDUCATIONAL, and numerous other De- |partmen(a perfectly ar- ranged. I)AYS # NIGHTS FYCUR&EI@N 'EE%..A."I“F‘:B from all POINTS no confirmation, but as the stock was steadily absorbed it showed that a strong party had tuken hold. No new cuts in dressed beef or us were reported and advices were s would soon be marked up. The rate war has had less effect on values than the bears ted and many appeared anx- ious to cover and in so doing advanced prices }@!ge. Oregon Improvement was the special feature about 11 o’clock and advaneed 2per cent with little trading. The company i earned 650,000 over fixed b pected, There was no special during the last hour, vailed, and last sales were and showed fic advanced 3{. ure to the market firm fecling pre- t outside fig Northern Pac # on New ¢ on Union Pacific on Northwestern and St. Paul, gan Central and % on La ras a decl on cotton oils, To sales were 80,600 shares including 12,600 St. Paul, 11,800 Re 5,100 Lake Shore and 8,700 Union 1 @114, bar s on 1ent bonds were hicagc Al an Palaces teading Tslu) & Alton 1 ( I ; ( ( 0 C. . a0 pre i\ Illinois Central. LB & Missout! bacifie dopreferred MoxEey o8 CaLL—I 2, closed at 2@’ Prise MEKCANTILE cent STERLING for sixt, PAren — Excna rroouc Chicago, June Following are the £3.00004.00 barreis, 3,100,450, Wheat—Qu in " sucks, $20003.10; vesterday s ci ruled easy esterday’s close; AT AT P s —Dull duy’s cl 3 Adgust for July; Flax Seed--#1.30, Whisky--#1,20, Pork-—More active, irre; than yest jeash and July, $13, §1 lower 1cust, Al low 1 3 short_ribs, $7.40. ereumery, 15@l9c; dairy, full i active: flats, S@s' ercam cheddars, young Amcricas, Egys Hides @he; hes ralted, (n 8¢, dry calf, salted, b@? allow—Unchange.; No, 1, solid, & and cake, 4¢ per b, i fresh, Unctianged : ¥y K M4t e, green salted calf, 1 salted by Salted bufl sey deacons, 4 LS. 16,000 13,000 Flour, bbls, Wheat bu, Corn, bu. bu, Rye bu., Barley, bbls | New York, June 20.—Wheat- | exports, U7.0007 spov moderate and 3 ligher: « options opeied With un advance d at a net advance of '@ 1or the aded rod, M@y No. 3 ved, T @8Thec in storé and elevator} e fo o b s@ige atioat; July DS AN UL 8 —Receipts, 8.4 spot Jots steady ; futures m 1@ ¢ lower on early 1 Nigher; ungraded mixed, b i afloat; 4 Oats market « & i of e 1t sing (s decling western, 30G85¢; white western, 40@4'c, Coffeo—liruzil growths dull options quict pust unchanged points down $11.05@11.20 (% 10000, Pork Juoted at §18.0 fors H for old. ard ¢ el steam, spot, Hutter—Quiet sing casy; western it steady; western, 8@ | 19340 Cheese—Quict Bie Minuneapolis, June 20. — Wie, s shipmeuts, U cary cush and July, .825¢; Clos Au ! cattle | Rogs | thismarket for the 1 ! t— Dull; must, Stiye cash, ac north s and July, in carlots, $ Cincinnag ll‘ No. 2 red Cc Te Rye—(u Dull at $14 J Quict at .00, Whisky—Firm at §1.14. June Barley—No sions—( 1 rod western spri Dull and uncha June Corn Kansas ( —Wheat—Stoady No. 406 bid; 413ge Outs New Ull but stewdy «mmm.ln o Hog Products SLL620g 5 Shoulders, $.40; LIVE STOCK. 9.—The Drovers' Journal rket slow stockers, niuttons, £ 006046 4005 S100 Kansas Cit R.000; shipments, 1 to choice rexuns, 13,00, 300 wists s Stock long clear heavy and butcher. s packing, 85.35w5.5 light grades, OMAHA 4 ceipts were ligh The mavie ywer, but as the late sived indicating bad Y L The re Lzing hands was At a standstill Vwas refused yes L and other cattle that sold in the morn £ could not have been sold at the and the [ ni sold ut 'r than yes. st of the \\u.( active at the decline and_ the' hogs were all sold before the close. Oune very prime load of hogs sold carly ut §.03, but the bulk sold at #5.25@5.80. Sheep. There was only ove load of sheep and lambs he 400 Theflbwing @ tab! gradoas of pric2s pai in of stock man. . 1200 to 1500 1bs . . #4.75 3 | Prime ste Fat little steer: 90 10 1030 1bs Jommon 1o ood cows hoice to fancy cows ... n to choice bulls e light hogs. vy wixed o anve Sales Kepresenta s 2 cows 44 cows 1 bull 1 bull T cows und steers ckers Purchases. umber of hogs bought by the nard Bros Doerr The fo ! prices paid for mixed and h for the cor Jnn Cattle % Smith ana J. T with i Hugh &MV J. Hastie, hogs, W John with fo On th closed af of amu bus we OMA hest and Lowe are the highest H . bllo: and lowest y loads of hogs et during the past fow day sponding period in 1557 and 1 o 1888, T June 188 h @80 g ) market fla 10¢ lower, wiket has all gone to pieces Hamburg, La., was in with a load as on th ana ten of cat Deacon 1 s of cattle from Ful Chittig, live stock as L wats ut the yards this aft Auburn, was in_ with hicti broaght'the top of the ma Wiikinson, Avoca, r loads of ¢ ith of J t midday, rket, rket with load of ket, huw wuch Welch, l’upn A \ i, R i3iaco, ‘res , and W. T, lmnl 'y ¢ in with b HA WHOL ALE MARK Produce, Fruits, Nuts, Burre 2le; wit country 12e, Chein South cuse. STHAY Brack Brack ved rasy Friday, June 23 n—Fancy ereamery voll butter, 20@ i solid packed at ib@lic; choice butter, 1 14c; common grades, 11@ Strictly fresh, 14c. (15— Per case of 10 1bs, cherries §3.0000 §1.75@2.00. per 24 guart WIERRIES $' KBERILES K 1 pbery case, Cueese--k Porators Utah rade Poui live chicken STRIN Tona b Prixi Bax. buneh; + Howe_ grown, nd poties iressed fo s market 4 0008, T ¢ doz; spring 50 per bu vateor §1,35@2.00 per Nas - Comtion chioice, §5.00@ California, (@i per b, sian, Gigaic per b, 2 Michigan cider, #8.50@06.50 §2.50(03.00 s, $2.00, 21.50; Spanish, Califoruia on alifors sweet Ri Auceles Navals, Home grown 75c per #4.00; Riverside other kit ) 4 cake, 10c per 1b, its, raw, big@ic; Brazil nuts, Tarragora, 220; English wals vill be | Saotse: filberts, 18¢; “Hoxgy—16 honey, 10@! P Mai sle for 1 b, r 1. £1.25 per gal. Watsion: Grocers List, ranulated, white extra ( loaf, ! powderad, T@sic: New Orloans, 1660 v green Mel ted Jan, 207c. n\un”.q., i tubs, I's Climax, Delight, < d, Lot "Piper Heidsick, G4 Ponacco—Sokta—Catlins Mo i ley Catlin’s Old Style, B 1 d “hull\ ; stic PickLes bls, $1.50 do in herking, in bbls, §.00; half bbls, §1.00. Hoveaxn HerriNas MAPLE SUGAR—Bricks | (@lie © per keg, s ver ib, per ral. Bioows— painted handles, #1.45; heavy parlor, 2, Oswogo ploss. As—dapaus, Young Hy l'n\\m WAND S £1.55: Hazard powd : one-fourths, fuscs, 100 ft., 45@ Dry Gooas. PRriNTs Sorin CoLons Slater, 51ye: Berlin oil, 615e; ie. 1PIND AND Ropes—Rich len, 6ise; River Point, be; acific, 67 e, Century, d A 1. rne , bc; Windsor, Eddystong, 6 Barrs—Standard, 12:5e; Bayonne, ez B, Cuitrer Walr—13ibb, white, cloth, Dado MISCELLANEOUS hle oil Holland, Sig@dige; OMFORTEIS—$0,6000 35,00, CECHED SHPETING s Bost Yet, 44, ¢, ; 11, Sigc Yok mills, 10 spere 'H. 6.4, 16¢: Peppe Pepperell, ¢/ ..m.m. -4, 4 Ville Gi¥anay—Plunkett checks, 7 ton, Tige; York, ige; Normandi ta dress, 140 Whittendon dr Renfrew dress, hg 12! e, PENGERIAN TEEL PENS - "No. 1 Cunton, Triumph, Ge; Wam Ttalian n-hcslnms, frames; canned nml hughlin’s “Cross, per doz., tub, 35,00 Northern bowls, 2 churns, r tubs, $1.703 4ne; 4heq uerstone, itat 003 d0 in hr f do in penny per b.; pure waple syrup,£1 ) G4 19¢; eolored 82850 Holland, Berkley cambric No, butter c 1, loth, \V!unup Are the Best, xecma . IN THE ESSENTIAL QUALITIES Durability, Evenness of oF Point, and Workmanship plamplen for tria of 12 d receijtof 10 cent PALMER, Rl(;leAN & CO Live Stock Cfllll]]]SS‘ Otfice - Ko liange Buf th Ot s N McCOY BROS., Lwc b'uck CU[}IHIIS " th Odiutis Natious uth Oialin, pication. Ktocks Lve Stock Com bunge Huil South O I‘I$§lflll ALEXANDER & Commision Dealers l Soom 2, Upposite Ex Vards, 0 — UNION STOCK YARDS CO., 0f Omaha, Limited, dola F Beid, Superiatendent. FITCH, I Live Sock, change & Uulon b Sl o Mcrcnanls ion Merchants, !, Ciildn FORIMER WESTERFIELD & MALEY m Btock Ya Stock s Arnold B, Gold Seal, 10° H auty, | e OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Agricultural impiements CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural [mplements, W‘.EUHS Carriages and B Jones Street, between 9th and 10h, Orastia, Nobrask T LININGER & METUA Agricultural Imfllcmfims, Wag Bugeies, Ete. Wholesale. Omah >P|I\NL|N ORENDORF & Ml‘ifi!l‘ turel i‘rflui"c'rflé'fi&" fiag M Hllf( YHTCI‘S of BHCKBYB U II]S SGCflDFS MENT CO., "Weg 18 & Buggits Streots L O., 15, Carriages MARTIN, ns& Engglcs Street, Omana. . MAST & CO., WINONA IMP Agnau tarel Implements Jh g;fi’!‘l"‘l‘ Ie‘\“:n\l'dll\ co., g M“["ll. ory Wll’l Binder Twine, Mead, Manager, 1213 Loavanworth &1, Omaha MOLINE MILBURN &STODDARD Co Manufacturers andJobbers in Wazons, Bugeies, Rakes, Plows Ete. NAnt PReifie gtroats, Omahia, Neb, Haryes W.E Artists’ Materials, A HOSPE, Jr., Am s Matcrials, Pianos and 1613 Do Qrgans, Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO,, (Successors to 1loed, doncs & Co.) Wholesalo Manafactarers of Boots and Shocs Awents for Hoston ftuboer Shoe Co. 1102, 1104 & 105 U Harnay St. Oniaba, Nebranki, W. V. MORSE & CO.. Jobbers of Bfl 13 and Shoes, 101, 1031106 Douglas Jusha Manutactc it Boston ‘Booksollers and Stationers. H. M, & S. W. JON Euccessorsto A Kenyon & Co., Wh nle & Retetl Booksellers and Stationers, Fine Weilding Stationery, Commorcinl S tonery Douglas Street. Omans, Coffees, Spicos, Etc. OFFEE CO., C G ESires i ek M Teas, Coffess, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavorije Extracts, Laundey Biue, hks, Ete. 1h1e 1y 1neney Surevt, Omuha, Rebraskn Crockery anc W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimueys, Ete. Ufi e, 18th ~L. Omubin, Nebraska. PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Crockery, Glassware, Lamgs, Silverware Ete. 1314 Farnam St., New Paxton Build, ‘Commisasion and Storago. e RIDDELL & RIDDELL. Iits, Storage and Commission Merch Speciaities- Butter, try, Game, 1112 Howard Stre V(lnmlm. GEO. SCHROEDER & CO., Buccessors to Mcshane & Sohroeder.) Produse Commission and Cold Sto ______ Owubu,Nebroska, 0. FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS. “ | Flow, Foel, G aud Geersl Commision S O e I R Strect, Omahin, Neb, Coa!, Coke and Lime. OMAHA QOAL, COKE & LIME (.,0‘. Joubers of Hard and Soft Coal. 200 South 13th Ktrect, Omaba, Nebraskn. . J JOHNSON & CO Manura Apd ahippo Drain 't ' ; Yarn NEBRASKA FUEL CO Shippers of Coal and Cok 214 Soush 15tk St., Omiaha, Neb. Dry Goods and Notions. B M. E SMITH & CO., i Dry Goo 5, Furnishing Goods and Notions, 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Neb, KILF'ATR'CK KOCHDRY GOODS b(l Importers and Jobbers mDrv GG ds,Nmmns Gents' Furnis aud Hui S N RUrDItUre. DEWEY & STONE, WIUILSW Uufll(}ls in Fl.n' Flll‘lll[lll‘ Omaha, Nebraska. Croceries. PAXTON, GALLAGHER €O, Wholesale Grocerics and Provisions, 07, 709 and 711 K. 10th St., Omaha, Neb, MGCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, ? (h and Leavenworth Stroets, Omaba, Nebraska, Hardware. LEE, CLARKE, ANDRI:L:EN HARD- WARE COMPANY Whlesele Hardware, Cullry, Tin Pt Metals, Sheet Iron, ete. Agents for Tlowe Seales, Miumi Powder and I r Omulia, HIMEHAUL.H & TAVLUR. Bllll[lCI‘S Hardware and Scale Repair SHDD Mechauics' Tools and Buffalo Ecalos. 1405 Douglu: Owahs, Nebrank RELTOR WILHELMY & co., Wholesale Hardware, 10t nd Harney sta., Omsha. Whatern paent for Austin Pow. Jeflerson Kieel Naj Fuirbauks Standurd Beul, "MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, Wholerale Manufacturers of Sadlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Bardware Aud Leatlier. 1403, 1405 ant 147 Hurney 8t., Omaba, Nebra Hoavy Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavv Hardware, Iron aud Slfi[‘l #priags, Wason Stook. s dware: fuaibay Eie. und 1211 Hariey stre 13 Hats, Capu, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., psale Hats, Caps and Straw Good 1107 Haruey Streat. Owaha, Neb. Whol OH\CG Fixtuios, ‘ _ . Lumber. OMAHA LUMBER CO, Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesald . 1fa Street and Union Pacific Track, Omalit, 4 LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer {n Lumber, Lat lee Doors, Ete. Yards - Cornet Tth oth wnd Dougla Ny DlET Dedler in All Kinds rmhcr. T and CaRformin Streets, Omatia, Nobrasks. FRED W. GRAY, ~ ., Bt Lnmber, Line, Coment, Bt Corner 6th ana Donglas S T T.W.HARVEY LUMBER CG., To Dealers Only. Ofce, 14 Farnam Stroet Om JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Whol sale anh 0 0 Iic _Quincy White ¥ CHAS, R. LE Dealer in Hardwood L 1 Carpots and 1her, W 1 Add Al Parquet Floor Millinory and Notions. OBERFELDER & CO., L5 Tngortens &J bhors in Mit nvcrv & Notions And 212 Sonth NBGRONY Overalla. i CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COu Manufacturers of Overalls, Toans Pan s Bte, 1 101 Dousine Streety Gliiabi. Nob, ___Notions. OBINSON NOTION GO, Whalesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 403 And 405 8 nth 10th 8., Omabin. ‘cuwsoLlD‘Xfi;QI:AN K LIN ti”é\a‘ Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Ofls, Axle Grease, Ete., Omaba. A. 1L Bishop, MR “7 VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Frnishing Goods, 1106 Harney Street, Omakin, Paints and Olls. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesale Denlers in Paints, 0ils, Window Glas Etn. S BT “CARPENTER PAPER C2 Wholesale Paper UDH]EI‘S Ty 8 vice stock of Printing, Wreapning and Kbecial niteation given (o' car Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, rictor Omaha Paper Box Factory. 1507 and 1319 Douglas St., Omaha, Ne Sash, Doors, Etc. A. DISBROV' ¢ LO Wholesele Manu? cturers of Sl UOUI‘: Blinds and Monldings, tgnnen e, 12th mad 1zard Streets, Ouinkiy nl- BOHN MANUFACTURING c Tanfactarers of Sash. Doors, Blln ulilings, Stair Work und Interior Hard Wood sn. orner sth and Lesvenwor th Stroef Owinhia, Ne O’M’AHFPLANIN_G MILL CO.., wlafacturers of Moulding, Sash, Do And Blinds, Turning. Statr-work, Rank aud Ofios Unis. WUV RRd Popploton Avenue. M Printers’ Materlals. WEbTERN NEWSPAPER UNION AHXII{!BFY Putlistiers, Deal Type. 03 and Printers alers ia Ty grand Printers Supplies. Rulqber Cood OMAHA RUBBER Manufacmrcrs and Dealers in Ruisher Go 211 Clothing and Leather Belting. 1005 Faronm B Pumps, Fipes aud Eugnius m, Water, Rallwny and Mining Suppites, 24 Farnuin Street. Ouiala, :g @0, 122 nnd CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pamps, Pip, thm, steam an Water Supp Tondquarter Foost & Co's Roodm: 1111 Fummamn br s oh U. S, WIND ENGINE & PUMP Stcalg and Water Sllml]lC\ Halliday Wi “arnnm St., Omal s M " BROWNELL & CO Fngines, Bmlms and General Mavhmm'y Sheot Iron W ork Sen Pamgs, Sam MiKs, Scods. B PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wholesale Farm, Field aud Garden Seeds 911 nnd 917 donon s Omuha. ;loruge. Forwarding & Commi ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storage, }‘mwamnw aml Gummlm OMARA MANUFAGTUBE]E : ___Smoke Stacks, Boilers, E H. K. SAWYER, Mauufacmrmg Dealer n Smrke Stacks Britchings, Tanks and Yioiler Kepuiring. Dodge Strs munn, Ne Brewers. =y STORZ & ILER, Lager Boer Browers, 171 North Elgtbieenth Street, Omatin, ¥ Cornice. TEAGLE ‘CORNICE WORKB Mflflflfac ture Galvauized Iron and Comlw. John Kponetor, Proprictor Dodgo and 168 and 108 North iUtk Street, O ithin, Iron Works, STEAM EOILER WORKS, Cartor & xon, Frop's. Munufucturers of all Kinds Steam Bolers, Ten's and Sheat Iron 'lrl Works South th and i, & M. Crossing. VPAXTON & VIERLING IKON WORKS, Wrnugm aud Cest Tron Building Work, sinos, Brass Work, General | Siucksiuith Work ' Omice un and 1ith strest, Omili OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Hanufactarers of Wire and Iron Rzlhln Dosk Katls, Wi s, Kte K"v m m. A lnl>l: OMAHA SAFE and IRON WoRKB. Mwn’f 5 0f Fire & B\nolarF; 100f Sam 1ite, JA1 Work, Iron and Wire & MG Autireca, Prop'r "Con l HAMPION IRON and WIHE D'l and Wil lmta, Ralling General “»nur . bold £ate & Look €6, Vauibs sad Jall Wo Fainem >uui.0|nt.