Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. et i S S i it | TRADE CONDITIONS IN ONAHA. g et n 4 ot | 80N K6 (0 Tl UMAHAJGBBERSIHREGTUBY‘UMAHAJOBBEBS[HBEGTUBY —_— ices, The mark: Qs g hole was 3 at Queen washboard: 3 @ d bowle, — which there was no boom as 1y, and the receipts, w isisted of | #£2.35; 2 1 churns, ) 2 churns, _Agriculturai implements. Lumber. ‘Wheat Rules Dull in Spite of Bulllsh c has been in which booms occurred. | Money Easy But the Demand Quite | fifiv-one fresh loads and ten stale, were ) cht X itter tubs, &1 CHURCHILL PARKER, OMAHA LUMBER GC Influences. 1 was no advence in July, 1581, 1883 or about all cleawed up before the ¢ — b T s e Limited. e, : oo hogeLenilants Class i | LTI },Q@ffli“??ll’t“fl”fl@I.E’Efi???f: A inds of Biing Mateial at Whalesalg ] Nt - e There were none here t nake a market e | 5 0k, Omahs, TARKA. v 1501 Street and Union Paeific Track, Om ot SCOREf_jN ool i e st Aot L Ratderd Bt iat i bk bl Receipts, 00| Boren Bwarhosd, thor " Oul ¥ " LININGER & METCALF CO., "~ LOUIS BRADFORD, Outs Dull and Without Tntorest—No | mentl. Pufchasers and conservative traders | g 0y Advancing—Dry Goods Fatrly | Hogs.serestseotieeticrs el Yo QUEER, ‘|. AgricntralImucmcms,Waguns,[:amagcs Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Special Interest in Provisions— not expect to see Any chiange in . “ u's Old Style, 23¢; Sweet Tip Toj Weamies, i, WhORNNS, | VNS, Nevertt Doors, Kte. Yands-Corner 7th and Douens; Coraet Fair Trading in Cattle and L ot in the immediate future. The | ~Active AL LA L o revailing Prices, ! N. O, 17¢; Red, White and Blue, | — "€ — . - ~ ™ wnd onkiag feature in the market was the activity in dustry—New Enterprises in Thetollowing 18 a table of pricss pail in 3 g o PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, | 5. N DIET2, —— Hogs -Quotat \ 1 Pacific, which after advancing {c, Sight—Retail Markets, this market for the grades of stock men- JELLIES —80-1b pails, §1.25(@1.50, Wholesale Denlers in broke 13c on unfavorablo news from Wash X tioned ki 18 » e N Amcnmrallmncmsflls Wagons & Buggies Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, ! Prime steers, 1300 to 1500 [ba, . #4.50 @5.2 ety > th And CAfornie Streets, Ormahs, Nebras CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, ington regarding the funding bill. The rest OMAMA TRADE REVIEW. Prime steers, 1100 to 1900 1bs. 4.9 @ CANDY—Mixed, Halle; Stick ) 1, 6, €06 And W7 Jones Strect, OmAbA. 1th and # Strocts, Omatia, Nebraska, — of the list was irregular, Oregons were littlo stecrs, 900 to 1050 1bs, 4.00 @4, PiekiEs—Medium, in bbis, 8,005 doinhalt | = p. p. MAST & CO., 7 ey FRED W. GRAY, ik 1eAGo, July 2.—[Special 1 ram to rand higher; Reading was weaker Money continues very easy and the sup- [ Common to good cows o 150 @25 bbls, $3.50; small, in bbls, $7.00; do in halt Mflflflr oturens Ur Bflclflyfi Dl‘lll‘ SCG“CY‘S, Lflmhfll‘, Lilfl ! Ccmfi", EIC,, Et[}. Tne Bee.|—1s of 8,000,000 bushels of roke . Grangers and Goulds and | ply is in excess of the demand. In Chicago | Choice to fancy cows e 250 (@ bbls, 81.00; gherkins, in bbls, $8.00; do in Wheat which tho bears were expecting would | Vanderbilts were quict and easier, but the | money is in full supply at 5@6 per cent for | Common to choicebulls.... ( bl Al ; Cultivators, Hay Hiakes, Cider Milia and © vul Corner fth and Douglas Sta.. Omaha. 0 choic ght hogs. ILEAN D HERRINGS <68 T0¢ per ke verizers. Cor. 1th and Nicholas Stre — . = N ""I"""}“" 10n July contracts this mornmg, | declines were not sufficiently large to call | prime merchantile paver with a fairly good ke L e MAVLE StGAR— Bricks 1255 per ib.; penny [ —— — T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO., only about 500,000 bushels went round. Con SHAE WY To1o W} forth special comment. demand, while in the east the supply is ex 1#10 olinios tmixed HOgs. .. @555 ';”v“"l’ @l4e per 1b.; pure maple syrup,€1.25 WINONA I‘M’n::E!VII:NT co., To Dealens UII]Y. ering that with July whea! Ligc ais RNMENTS—Government bonds were | ceseive and the demund comparatively light - w sqt 5§00 % i i l\mv]rh.nww were not to be obtained, these YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, vailing in the minds of investors and t " CATTLE. AY. £1.05; hoavy stable broms.&4.00, —__Comner 14th and Nicholas Streets. “v;i”r A. WAKEHE‘LD_ ht deliveries were a surprise. A theory 7. R4 registered. 1971 O, & N. W feel 1l probably continue till after the ,“‘ vostern foed gt A STARCH—Mirror gl Aigei Graves' corn, OMATIA BRANCIL '10 S was immediately issued to fit t o, and S 45 conpe §lagprereited. ..o adjournment of congross and until the peo ¥ o 1430 bR "“Imy oL She e o el LA AL L T N ATk tmported 0Sale ,?,r }:lg'r‘,‘ st it8 purport was th. Hw auly mu.umn to 3 ‘H. 01N : ple at the November elections vote on the r ¢ $ 0 s—Japans, 20 i inpowder, 20@ " b Bttt M oy ,..,‘ Cement and % i & 16 1 b s b 80c: Young Hys e35¢: Qolong, 0@ " ¥ White Lime utes after the opening July wheat sold up | CARAC o Rk . prospect of the senate taking definite ¢ ulisy, -} o - Hazard powder, kogs, £5.00; half ke W. B. Mend, Manacer. 1213 Leavenworth st., Omaha CHAS. R. LEE, even with August the after fell only 14c Chicago A Iman PalaceCar 1 till the voters ¢ hether it is to be high % - 5. one-fourths, &1.50; blasting keg 2,354 - ) 3y ~, alpp Morcover, small deliveries had the effect of | 1yg 'y General very good, but bl ao r > i Millinory and Notions. would have resulted ina good advance but ",};_ji"“'wlml g i odrnnat o the usuat 23 rors (in tine) 10¢; soda zephyrs, Sc} Cor. Sthand Pacific gtrects, Omaha, Neb. . y for the suspicion that big deliveries were yet | L, 1. & St, P, & i season of midsummer duline Sugars are i ; ity { aring - 1. OBERFELDER & CO., to come. With this drawback and | Ky¥To i, do praterred. adh d likoly to bo higher il the | N o 5 120 3 s AR R Y L L L LT Irporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions ey light trade August wheat L i+ K Cntgn Pactt ¥ close of the fruit scason atleast. Coffees a 2 5 D oyste i 5e; Boston, A HOSPE, Jr., k910 and 212 South 11t Stroet closed to-day only !4¢ higher than Satur- ichigan Centra t. L . E lull, the squeeze in June options havir t 1 32 ., 241 120 B butfer, & awtooth butte { jote! i i \ = k0, TR S s Eartat o, | Bissset pasit e LT T T T AL i ; B o U o, b e | Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, = Spot wheat was quoted 1¢d higher in Liver. ) . 5 casy. Syrups are about the same, makers | S AR b wafers, 10c e .;m‘l_ n pound pa 1513 Douglas Street, Omaba, Nobraska CANFIELD mANuFAcTUmNu co., pool and private cables were firmer, chiefly |~ MONEY o Catv—Easyat 1@2 per cent. | yaiaine prices steady T 3 3 i ages, 13ge: hard bre , Thu —_—— indications pointing to a harvest two wecks PrIME MERCANTILE PAPER — 3@6 per | look mdicates a large crop. In o 5 S 8¢ | Boliv \er (roun cream, Se; O - ~ ;.m..m\u. late in Great Britain, The New York mar- | cent. Pl g Ml e o 03 i S0 migae | bl 10e; cracknells, 16c; frosted eream, Sige KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., i F6UWis %e highier, and the same conditions LiNe Excrnaxer—Dull but steady, | maintained Thercis no special ch 20 ! ' 2 ginger snaps, ne; snaps (city), tel (Successors 10 Hoed, Jouva & 12 ardware. e SOmew il ' bar i 5 X 2 g neer snaps, oxes, 13¢; home v Nohona WHIVAA Ua ere, Dellvorles O July: oon. | M85 tor sixiy dny biila; $AS0 for de- | UBKIWARc. fronlssomoivhatfipmor for Lory 18... 8 ; o ¢ o eiheer smate in boxes, e home | holesale Manufacturers of Boots and SHOCS | ——sainson noTioN 68" tracts, “.,,H.', ers oxp \()!ll[u Iln- S se, | mand. u’m,’.»a .uu..w;u\l.- industry :mily the future | 620, 5 i 0 Sy pretzels ents for ftoston Rubber Shog Coc 10, 1018 106 Who][}g;}]c N 17 " G [l’ And from that oity oame reportacf soveral car PRODUCKE MARKETS, Peports tho Tailiires for tho. past six : 2 B 3wt e, T3 W.V. MORSE & CO.. ons and Furnishing Goo loads of new whes receive there from as follows ) 3l amsorted erni (L il 4% and 406 8 uth 10th St., Omaba. Kansas which was in fiue condition wnd | Chlcago, July 2.—Following are the | ' United States, 18, first half, failures ¥ 50 8 G 1 - hiblons 110y BFaHewiol, 15 Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. - e berry, but graded No. 8 red. Tho visiblo [ 2:30 closing prices: =~ i 5,1803 liabilities, #15,114150; 1857, 8 1503 late drops (new), | 101 G0 Dougins St Omabn Masutactory, Sum Oile. supply statement was bullish enough, but it Plour—Quiet and unchanged s, 40123 liabilities, 133,04 % 3 OIHLD AVILEORR;: 1803 OHPISLIBE 10RO e = failed to do anything further than prevent a | Wheat—Ounly moderate business was trans- 1888, first half, failures, 872; lia 000008 1 4 3 o (ih 118} e dbRon; SABDY COnoR Wy KNREA; - — | CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, decline from opening prices. The ¢ ase | acted and the market was steady and rather el st half, failures, 4 Booksellers and Stationers s ¥ g l . b s, 19¢; Cuba jumbles, 11ige: Bk wwas 053,000 bushels when but €00,000 bushels | firm, averaging slightly higher for deferred | 7213 = 810, L3 100 530 6d... 543 \ ‘u."tl.‘u..“"fx[ | s H. M, & S. W. JONES, Wholsale Refined and Lll ricating Oils. had been expected. There were twelve be futures: cash, Y y, T04c; August, 8 the past six months has i | Succossors to'A. . Kenyin & Co. Wholesslo & Retait | Azle Greaso, Etc, Oninhs. __ A, 1. Dishop, Manager loads of wheat repor aken for expor or, 7 con v ' tory, and an in ! Packers Parchases. ! e In New York _to-day s closing | about 15 por cont all around can bo FadY | Spowing the numver of hows bought by tho | 1503 Int ; val BUUKW””’\ fll]fl s[flt]fl 01 DAL ol s bCHNE'DER' ioads Suturday, but clearanc . md el shown. i s . H. Hammond & Co......... .8 S 16 Harne: ot, Omah largs again: This. was about the only boar ) ,\umm 48 7-1fc; September, 48 15-16¢. | possession of its new quarters about the i B g 20 : y ¥ ked in cans 1¢ per 1b_advance 116 Marnoy Birect, Omaha, ish influence aside from the fine. dry weather i cash, 30 July, 80Xc; [ inst. It is understood that the additional | (0 i Sacking Co a7 | exeopt snow and wafer soda, which — = ints and Oils. for the home harvest. Nevertheless the | August, optember, 31%c. shock of 100,00 e fadly subcrivodand pagi | Atour-Cudahy Packiig Co. : packed only in ¢ Sodain 10 and 31 LY advance in priccs was insignificant. One | Rye—Dul 1 up, and the bank will enter upon its new | N\ Crane & 99 paper boxes, t2e per 1b advane ther | =~ 7 cO 5 CUMMINGS & NEILSON, ood reason was un absence of outside or Bariey— . with very flattering prosp ts. B L o . S | sous et ; Soda in 1-1b papc L(L,,,,‘,.L‘,,"‘F,n‘;f",,fi'f,fif\,.., Wholessle Deaters in and the foct that many home traders a Prim Nominal. It is learncd that ding matic bank et taking fon until July 4. Hutchinson | Flax & pthug doing. hos obtuined an Yot Potter )| o SEIIEL (et toes s aveiien o Lk | SR ine w‘z...;h,;:'f‘. ot s Teas, Cofloes, Spices, Baking Powder, Paints, 0ils, Window [}lfl‘x_s, Ete. wes @ f wheat, not. to any such cx- Whisky. Cobb on__ the ¥ corner NGBV T ) 5 | 1b boxes are pucked i i 1 o | Fiavori)y Extracts, Laundey Diue, T 2 ibie 1118 Furnam Stroet, Omaha, Neb. 1LY 48 on days but enough tohold the Pork— J Tige vor in the day but xth and F Docrr ‘ case. 'The 4-1b boxes packed in s % —_—————————————’ market down against bull scalpers. Bloom [ rallied and ¢ steady hoand July. , and will erect o bankimg and ofth B ARG o G e Rolding 30 in & case, OnCAb w and oat- | == Paper. 31 y Akl Crockery and Classware. Pl AR vias buying. August wheat opened at 70%ge, | $18.50: August, 81 3.4 ing with sufe deposit vauits at a cost of $130,- | & Al 41 | meal wafers packed 2 do zin a case. s AL 5 Ty fuctuged between that price and f05e for | | Eard—ituled 2igdc lower and closed | 000, The architectire will be uniquo and t DRriisi s UL Show toys for boxes, with glass opening to W. L WHIGHT, : bfiETBE;lgEP'E P;FDER] co,, A while, then between 791 3¢, foll to | steady; cash and July, $5.0214; August, $.10 | edifice be unsurpassed for style and comfort R 5 s 5 < for wafer soda, $3.00, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tniporters o WOl @iie, ndvanced o 19%c, fell to T0ic, i by any oftice buildinz west of Chicago. BESPLLL oAU U AL O oSt £ 1, Cans for swowtlaie soday | trockery * (lassware, Lamps, Bhlfll]lflvs e -Illuusun'mm!]c wmqfllf;l‘&mwmm and closad nb 701c ' wheatopened ry Salted Meats—Shoulders, 8. le Tew building. now. bein erected | The following arc the Highest and lowest | &0 e dos. Tin cases with glss faco 10 , ST, nige stock of Printing, Wrapping sna verit at K2ic, sold to i{cand closed at ar, $7.05@S.00; short ribs, $7.373¢ | adjoining the Kennard building on Sixt prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hogs | Gishlay the goods, . o_ch s for Ete. Uffice, 15th NL Umlh.. = CwnlibonetuplealinitsE o ntiriee on this market during the past_ months and SRAN or i CITE B0 EFBLAFHABIE ek s : Papor Boxos. orn _on July anged; creamery, 9¢; | basement by Messrs, Hayden Bros., deal, for the corresponding period in 153 ass front tin cans and “snowflake” PERKINS, GATCH & LAU “JOHN L. WILKIE, contracts v very large—s 5 : in dry goods, who will adda jobbing de [ aine 1884, | Juud 157, 5 5 soda cans ar ruable at prices charged. Tmporiers and Jobbers of Pll}l]\"lfilfll' Omatia PflDGF Box PBCIDPY ir to choice heavy hogs. T A A R G e, e e B Overalla. 500,000 bushc Floss, Strong & C hanged; full cream ched- | ment to their retail business, 0 h 30 Y N " the most of it and it ars, Si@Sig: Hats, S@Sige; young Aume s reported that g ¢’ comp SRR T ; Crecery, Glassware, Lamys, Sl]V{'l‘WfllG e G PN L AT T Hutchinson, Boyden & Co., Ni T D pital contributed chiefly by e ] Sunday Woan 430 PriNts — Sorin CoLors tlantic, Bie, 1514 Furonm 8t., Now ,,N,,, Building. ton & Worthington, and H. J. Coon. Str: h\: %Al; ichan -n; fresh, 14@14 Tt of Oinatis, is forming With view to putting IR W@ 4 i Slater, bt Berlin oil, 6ige; wer oil, G = Sash, Doora Eiow A=l 10 say, the first effect of these large deliveries ides—Unchanged : green sl alf, 43¢ | in an extensive plant for the supply of | B 5 uday | o = D AND Ronps—Richmond, Gige! Al | = = = 5 was 10 advance the speculative market, Th vy green salted, 5ig@bdic; lightgreen | clectric power for machine he men | 9 i N A s ¢ Po ol River, 0 ___CSommission and Storage. Ni_ A, DISBROV. ¢, GOy theory was that tho grain being delivered salted buil, 3 o | whoare back of this company arc ulso i 320 a0 | 445 G f tch § i . INDIGO BLUE— RIDDELL & RIDDELL, A out by the bull chque, who had been 8o un y calf, C 2 e eachy dr, the city water works company, so that there S el i, aud tinen by B b o el by o bare ont By | 1 * s o e |0 | SRR SOOI 0 R, | Storage and Commission Merchants, - Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, it would soon move out aud relicy y—Quict and casi o. 3 iy undert will Epecinitios=Butter, Eues, Choose, Voultry, Game, 1 Uifice, 12th and Strects, Omah rket of the accumulations which hay ked, 83C; No. 2, ¢ ake, ¢ per lu. | qec x Westin e of 1012 Howard Street, Omab 2 burdened it. At the ad however, K ents. | Pittsbu iunagent her week 4 i i Sl 503 Allen, 0 .‘ I ges | - - — BOHN MANUFALTURIN(.LO Hutehinson was a free seller and there was | Flour, bbls \ ).000 | Tooking the ground with vto | 14 A s - 3 - GEO. SCHROELER & CO., bt advance, which was maintained. Au- [ Corn, bu. 302000 | pany to be formed to supply clectric light < y ? 3 65 AR N ) R n togs, Stale Work a1 .ru_ r gust corn _opened at 45)ge, sold up immedi ()nhi bu l:unl POW It is prc )ui\wl to form 50_as 3 ad CR R v\l. SEhtact : S Pmdum LU]EIIII§SIN lam‘l‘ Cflm S[ Pugfi. rner Bl v ately to 453gc, then down 1o 43G@4Ske, up to | Rye bu. 1,000 0 stoc company with 1,000, i | | d 3 maba, Nebraska. == R A ™I and Mnnm;:‘;n 487 @48} . September corn v 41000 5 4 for this purpose. Messrs, Koun ' 1 o Blal ol Aloth i $2R5" FREDERICK J. FAIRBRAS OMAHA PLANING MILL CO., ;v{:fv:'t‘uktj .4:‘?:““ K «Irh\’:l:II::"\-‘:;'-’:lh'v‘\‘)"n to ), ) s coints, 4 f\ll.:‘Jil , < and Lhers) @i | Lol s @3 Pl land, whize; Dado Holland y Wholesale s Jflrflflmml‘s Uf MU]] [llIlE, Sflsll, nflflm, featu . Fluctuations small and | firm g 2tyc higner; ungraded, St@s0ige: | however, that the seheme will reach’ fruition 5 | Breronen SiErnsa—Berkley cambric No. | Merchant. L 1014 North It - = infrequent. J ats opened at 30%.c, sold | No. 2 s instore and cle in the near future, dsna ; b B U R R st Yel, 44, 6ige, butter cloth, Nell e o Brintoral Matoriales up to and cle Angust ous sold | sSpg@ssie f. 0. b Juiy closing av 3 In looking over the trade of the ety for z ¥ Parwell, Sige; Fr = . ) down_from 3 ptember oats Corn—1te pipts, 110,000 5 o \ the past six months notice must be taken of E @ 4K g “rey . 63 Hope, 74 = WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, from 253 to . Ocf outs from 2537¢ | spot moderately nctiv < | the foremost position attained by > @ % ; it < 1le, Lonsdale i el D Auxi iary Publishers. to 251;¢, closing at e, and year oats at | fairly active at 5w ¢ r ~u|u-m|u.-< of food product v = = 3 g & mills, 10} g St . COK & LI 0., Pre s and Py ers’ p) 95¢ und 25lge, closing at the last named | yyger 5 SN 4 were no canning OMAHA COAL, COKE ME CO., | peatersin Ty and Printers' Supplies. 607 . ote: S0keth 12t 8 i price. i : : A althos bt Live Stock Notes, A ol Iy bers of Hard and Soft Coal. __Sobuhith Hireet, Omulin. " In provisions the month opened without | * Oats—Receipts, X . | and pack nearly all_the c00ds, Cattle steady. it epperell D Rubbor Gooda. =] occasioning any great stir. — Considerable | spot mod ctive and steady: mixed and cgirs 3 A steady hog market. “anton, 4-4, 914¢; uth 15th Street, Omabia, Nebraska. el < business w; ] ..«b‘.«-‘xt.‘l in the way of stor * white western, 40(@4' }\vnhmllu‘ml ‘lllvllxn;lu\']!lhhllu il 1o hogs sold_on this b : 5 10e; Valley, 5e. T J.J.JOHNSON & CO., OMAHA RUBBER CO., ening up'’ es, but there was no_increase i il nominal at 15¢; fair Rio op- | for export. e fotlowing > shows the onth of Junc averages 7 aas—Plunkett checks, 714 unt outside, and new trade limited. Deliv- | tions quiet and casy, closing at a decline of | estimated quantities and first cost of food | MU EaIE EVET S, Ay et e turers of Dlinois White lee Manl]faflll]rflrs and Dealers in Rubber [}[][)[]g eries on July contracts were light of pork | 5@10 points; Jul g ugust, | products to be packed in Nebraska this year. Alboe and J. M. Moore, Arapalioo, | Calkiitts dross, bige: Whitteadon ¢ ve! e 01 Conl, Coke, Comont. Plustor, Luhe, | 20 Clothing and Leather Bolting. KOS Faruum Birest: and lard, and quite heavy of short ribs. | §10.10@10.20; Septem i The figures were obtained from packe B 4 i u., e 4 e man et e | — Prices were very steady, and without rad Petroleum—I'irm; united closed strong at | through the courtesy of Messrs. N W. YRuSuL s B iy 014 o i 8., Omabs, Neb. phone 811 stoam lengs. Pumps, Eu: change. Pork close aturday’s figures; | 74e. Meegan & Co. . We Tilden: E. C. Goodell, Neolu; - = — e s lard unchanged e easicr, and short Steady; western, 15@17c, Canned corn 3 L£190,000 | Aand Bell & Rankin, Tilden, w at the | 4 4 Vi rive NEBRASKA FUEL CO., A. L. STRANG CO., ribs unchanked to 2ige ighot. “The cash | Dork—Dull; quoted at £15.00@15.25 wmed tom % T e : worndy ke 120, i Vie 3 Shippers of Coal and C PUII]DS Pines and Engins. product wus & little more active, for new: §14.000014.25 for old. Canned peas. ... 100 case 50, ree Boaner, Jaul, I iam Conprnqy ., : : 3 o o —— Lard- Spot, dull and lower; western, inod String boans . 25,000 cass Brum, Cr 13, Dui s |iLessComis TN ORI s coS I ; 214 South 15th SL., Omabin, Neb. Steam, oMt .‘fi'f""l‘."...‘. m ELreut ovatas CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, . <los weak. ‘anned pumpkin ... q . 4800 | M.HL Jeflr 2olit, W mong those ! = — Butter—Quict; western, 13@191ge, 3 kil * 2rloo0 | who came in 102, 150, S ONIE FE02 _Dry Goods and Notions CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., CuicaGo, July 1.—[Special Telegram to | Cheese—Quict but firm: Ohio flat, m.\u. < 3000 c ly, 11| Special Telogeam —{Quivt but i flat, F@sige. - 5 o lol B | Sinco Mur I gained 55,500 in A7, j i M»E?M}TMCO»- i Wiolesale Puns, Pige, Filings, ek . o) y ol S Tc e FUor & CowondE THin P St O wan uaivo for Monduy, with an up-turn of u DiaLmdehteR SOF s OlopnE ) & and 25,000 at Chicago s i £ 1104 Do, Co. 1 St O, Nob _ | U, WIND ENGINE &« PUMP v 1%00d 10c, on best matives and prime rvipe | ;onhern, July August, B 218 4 8um - excess of three.qua the visitors at the yards was | 3 ¥ o. & Quecher, No. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co steers, Should the advance stand fo RO G L Gt \llion dollars retained in the pogkets | T Morrison, the well-known pacicer e il N g Steam and Water Supplies ."nun-mull atives, together with good Texans, Flour—Un¢ 1 pa s to ship in sack ages, which hieretofore went into the cof- | 4t jCansas City has been closed on sccount L 210 18c; HAF, ¥, Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 1ith and Haney GLF 1w, Actl B Tloo lone g | in corlots, #4.3 ||'r -nl\l the .,.thm-wjy.\xr u.xllM and .\14”“.-. of the light supply of hows. H thinking | J 1t ; 85e. e Bis., nska T BROWNELL & CO. e to rol &b 301 L iAftaaid s 3 1 —Wheat- 1 Vo. | The Pacific slope must, because of climatic | some of buying hogs here for the Cincinnati d e , e bleached 50 many Texa slzht ¥ Goon! | @inginoatl EuLly Wheat—Dull; No. | o 4/cices, depend on the country cast of the | hore: EYRk ! ¢ RELRE ched, 8 1 Pre 0 8He, y % « 5 ¢! y « evens' P, urniture. NS (AT et e e | R e i G T R : e A L e Siovers | S Fnlivre S mmmmmmwmmm money n the country than in Chic Va- | Oats—Easy: No. 2 mixed, Hadiige. vegetables, checse, ete £ 1 OMAHA WHOLES ALE MARKET, : § TSR : 2 it pricy e AL IR R 2T Hot wihted unless at low prices. | Jeye D ieal position of and the ftness RS d Whalesale Dealers in Furniture. - v ia foflows . Cholé,. $0:T14: o r—in fuit emand and lower ay $7.55, | duiry products marks it us a state destined Mond. Lamuer. Fa O - gooda. ‘l““;l BT gl s ‘ b 'W‘W'Il":“"“ l""fl l‘:'”n‘lm ooy Ol I;::N . L Y 5 JIMENSIONS AND TIMBER. CHARLES 7‘7:-HIVL—_I(ILK, PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., i b Milw 2,— Wheat—Ste crative line u s fecders, £2. 100 5 are buying the bulk of their canned yeze 2e; wi ed « f ] B Pfll‘]lml]' wnDlGSfilE Parm, F]Eld fl[]fl Gfimlill Sseds $140@3.00; slop | O TG SMEYSL, TS tables from Nebraska puckors, wiose pro 3 : Omiatin, Nebraska, 911 und 015 Jones Strect_Oma « o , At & ducts are the equal of any. It is confidently : 2 e o | e Onta—Moderate demand; No. 3 white, | 4 A e £ ol is—Strictly fres 5. 8 ¢ — wie eais] Gompad prodicted ibay ithin B YOry f0W, AR || Gyenninec=iobr cosplot 10 1s, 2.00. IRI LA | W= - Storage, Forwarding & Commission Kye—Quiet: No. 1 oot distributing polnt . Southern cherrics $8.0003.25 pe quart | 2y . p i Croceries. Barley—Dul, vi iy greal W' | case. X1 . i 26 20 240 PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO Provisions—Steady R G the Jeroat and grow- | Coriawnuimize— 5 per 16t case. & 12116 0 19 56 & 5w 4 70 Farnam S, Onalis, n s steady s 50 to 400 " 1bs, §2 & g $1.17@2.00. Hots—F lil!llllt'-l receipt: 000 last Mon- . e e ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storage, Forwarding and Cnmmlssmn ; Jul ,,\n,;.. 70, | | vegetables. the products of the state, packed | BUACK RASCBERRIES 88,0050 per case; | No. 1 com, 81..818.50 | No. 8 com, 8 15.815.50 Wholeauie und rotail, ik 1 day. At se values were barely us = . " - " teady us h y, 4b)ge w S oW TS, [t Tl @5, 2 com, 8 1. 17.00 | No. 4 s 00, 707, 700 wud 711 8, 10th b, Neb, —__ Ownha._'felephone No.’ steady as at the opening. i thin i g we to t i h \ ow, § 18.. 13.50 Neb ol - 3 the heavy sums heretofore paid the ¢ 3 n‘m ull oresm, 13@1de, i : ° M-COrD EEACYECE - ~ Cutamririn: cash, 83@32%0; July, 86%0. | thoss poade. _Porxrors—Choice home grown, 75@sic; | No. 1,4 & 6in 12 & 14 1t, ‘x‘uugh #10.50 LIYRATO0N. Pork—$14.5) : 5 BOOCEMAA KETAIL MARKETS, Dk _‘m’.’.i Colorado " stock, - %i@tde; low | No. T 3 1050 Wholesale G Grs, N/ rrades, Me . . 3 : o ) Lard -~ No 1. Jonsig! es and fruits are | 1 ¥ Chicag, July he Drovers' Journal | rd-Nomina e oo Towa. und. Kansas, und | . POULTIN—No dressed fowl in the market; AT ? th and Leavenworth Strects, Omaha, Nebraska. _Smoke Stacks, Boilers, Eto. reports us follows: ! Jutter—Quict; creamery, 15@18¢; dairy, ) e * the products of | live chickens, $3.00@3.75 per doz; spring SIDINGS, s s Snea Batito s cocipis, 7,500: good natives 0o | , Butter=Quicti ereamery, 16@1se; duiry, | those, supplemented by th 1m|::;':]m“§ kO i 3.8 10 10,830 00 | 12, H. K. SAWYER, higher; common 1o che stoers, & [’ . AUENOEL ORINEIORII (GhD0e O oL Liverpool, July 2 — Wheat — Firm; | the markets very completely | ok NGRS =R R0, S T 80| ";‘m“‘;”\_ f % Mardware. Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke s‘afik& cows, bulls and mixed, §1.400@s.00; holders offer’ mioderately; California No. 1, | | Strawberri t ¢ : ! 20 com & fa Whise Bine aaiiiae - . LEE CLARKELANDI(LESEN AT | Britchiogs, Tanks and General Bollor Kepairiog. 116 cattle, strong for good, others steady, §1.15 | 08 Thed@s B bor contid, \Dlackberele | v | " Pixe ArpLes—e2.25@2.50, " i ¢ WARE COMPANY, e @s 50, cady’: demand ack, & 5 A e an et BANANAS—Common medium, 82.50@3.00 per | C: 5{ in Norway * " . o Brewers. ‘Hoirs—Rec ; stoady; | Kansas Oty, July 2—Whoat—Steady; | 1oci peachies, e por dozen: apples, d0c per | | 4N AC 50 low grades, $2.00. | 24 com 5 in i e 10 | Wholesale Ha dwara Catlery, Tin Plate, e AR s mixed, $5.45@H.05; he 5.75; light, N IT;” cash, T0¢ bid; No. 2 red, Asabhe e e TenNrs—Ci (@ie per 1b. FLOORING, "““‘;‘x‘.}i"."i'-i.& ents {t‘:‘r'{‘l:‘\)u;‘:‘ulu . A S8 s snipmonts, 1,900; | Corheistendy; No. 8 cash sl lemons, K i0s DataumBersiin, (@10 perib, s White Biue..., sl Uit Nobraskas Lager Beer Brewers, F000s.40; 5 lnmibs, Dot Outs—No. 2, 20} ¢ bid, 21 asked. string beans, 10¢ j art; carrots, 25c per [ OAXEEST }, Sligs, S 40 FXOST non 1 (1 : HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, head, £1,00 . 4 Now: Orloa July 2.—Corn—Quict | d0zen bunch radishes and onions, tw ), §1 ¥ % #H@81.0) po . Cornice, The Droyers' Journal reports the London steady ks mixed, (1@62¢; yellow, | Punches ’;j:“d_;, Lk, 160 per.doash hopde; D ALMELY Ba= 3900 atock $100@1TD per | o n ||r.‘..‘s“‘\fi}‘m‘. el Builders’ Har Ware and Scale RflDfllI’ shfl[]. EAGLE CORNICE W " puUAREIATKSw ] ooot hlabier, Lost Aucrl arkleone 1Lt B swuowor. sgi: cabate, sae |9 T st ¢ o A echmais Ty aug o Kt 266 poven | Wannfaoture Galvauized 1ion aud Cornice, AR e et auiet butfitm at gss, e, O DB L A s per one-third busicl, uno | 1t i 30 cleay 4 ineld Voo 1110 RECTOR, Tom 3ok Epenutor Proprielor 1 e w15 ana 14 R A nania acnos puod serpcio 100 | ke BB INGS, olaed Baree LMD | Trar, o per v A Tae e U SHieR M@ ‘L:il‘-i‘.fv.liil-:l,l"‘ tivion ¥ aiove 5 inch P L o Iron Workes | choico ' corn-fod, 5.1 ey LT Meats —Shoulders, §6.40; long clear | | Ji¢3t Ervals choico da ON10Ns tock $1.25@1.50: Spanish, - e 1 i win g a ‘FSIT‘EKA'?II *f“{,“"? \:vqusn AN 5:“«’?5:\,‘:-::‘\\“"Nll;u:y‘; 1«‘»“ and feeders, §2.00 | and clear vibs, $7.90. Shalad ol @750 por pint. per box of 5 lbs, §1.75@2.00; California on- | = - i arter & son, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kin e e o The ORICINAT ABIETINE GINTMENT B, ""['["'_ alibit thesames | 4 80 e ot o o S[]UTH []MAHA Sadlery & J hflfS fSidfllery Hardware Works £0uth 20 and b, & M, Cromiu. #5.85@h.45; common to medium, 85,100 m is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, . s Cankors—New stoc = PAXTON & VIERLING 1RON WORK skips and pigs, $5.50006.00. and is an ubsolute cure for old sores, burns, | “’Roust beef, 15¢1 porterhouse steak, 1@ 20 BEaNs—Good stock, 2.35; California | “iCParien Ic 0 | Aud Leather. 1403, 14% and 1407 Harney St., Omabs, National Stook Yards, Esss wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup’ [ round, 0c 5 1 beaus, §2.2502.40, ‘PALMF_R, I(IL‘HI_VIAN v 'co., Nebrasa, WN ]Eh[ and Cast Iron B]]flmg Work, R e B G A or e ORIGINAL AT TIN B OINT: o of iution, 100; SRFIVg Jamb, T3eg Al e st | Live Stock Commission Merchauts, | == ' e Engioes; Bt ¥ pigs e ) Heavy Hardware. Blacksmith W heavy natis steers, 5,50 3 MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 23 | chops ana loins, 20c, 13¢: almonds, Tar 3201 English wal. | 0fce—Room 24, Op hange Building, Unlon = y x 5 Wark. o P ptieua Roam, pidlun | o0 e sl a0 cels oo ok, Wt it J201ka gl o lalan hamaute | el Cobi o | BORBSOATON, o) | S OMARA WiRE €IRGN WORKECY ROIREAN AR umsim ooy o0, o 1 Fostortof b oo in Hastings | it ockiocs baeos, 160; buai, liced, | e BlighidRis or 4 10 frmumens canned | gy bluck Commission MEPEDADS, | somman wagop s antamae, i, . 1 Manufactarers of Wire aud Iron Railings iHogs—Receipts, 2,000; shipments, none; R B T O ST S UiE Marie Syicr—$1,25 per gal. W 1201 Haruey Street, O Desk Jtulls, Window G wer Stands, Wird ; i Flina, Kre. | i ek, Omat choice heavy and butchers’ sele f work. He left a wife and three smail OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Stairr=ioo per huneh. uth O g S—— P 5 5.08; packing, medium to p - o 20 A0S LUF6R AAL o 2 Lle J WATERMELONS X) per 100, ey T . a OMAHA SAF nd IRON WORK A poking, medliu 16 NS @ | ehildren i destitute cireumstances, and 4 i i - Hats, Caps, Eto. @ o ine tias Deao heard kol him s His : y LORIMER, WLaTERHLLua MALEY W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Mfl'] fig Uf Ill‘u‘ &Bi[‘{l a['F(QUfSL]f[}S on sprees and the | the cattle market to-day, although the mar- 5 } 4 Room 15, Exchange Buildn u Stock Yards v et ¢ 7 d 77 Haruey Sticet. Owabi, Neb. ION IRC nd WIRE 5 New ¥ Special T am nan is apprebensive that harm has | ket could not be calied more than steady W Sy it : y 1 b Ownlin sk 1 y St \ CHAMPION IRON and WiR quKs oads being on sale, which was hot FrER existed in stocks, but tradiug during the | on SarTh ™ gan bo truly said | Sioueb ‘10" mike” vory “Imuth of & market 1 p;,“":";:{',;;’;f“‘r;h 1 (,m-nnmmn Dealens in L]vg Sock, THE SIMAMONDS MANUFACTURING CO; 0, Soraons, (47 bya g e e f Twprosed Awnings: | otk 1 bunches changed hands, including vdi i u INDR MANUY : 3O morning remuined light, being only 35,448 Glycerine Sulve—a speedy ) hands, including 1 Ty B ‘ - s : dave, o ande, Kouth Owatin, Neb 2 ) W g — shares up to uoon. There was a great d o cuts, bruises, scalds, buns | U108 8000 many fecders Ro: lnten Z2se; Mocka S s Bank, Office and Salo UH FIXI Lh. MEAGHER & 1 LEACH, of talk about a July boom, as operators ex- | sores, tetter and all skin erup Hog AU - R ughlin UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Mantles. 5id fard Biresh b | 44 wonde la. 2130 Gerinan, 20 Coolgrs, Nire 0 Genernl Ageata fur [Kebold m ¢ ted this month s interest ud divi Guarauteed, O, F\, Goedman, aud strong on light aud light mixed boge, WoousxwaRE—Two-hoop pails, per doz, b F Sard, Buderioiassess UYL vty aaa W Wak, m..u-.u:um.‘u.m.