Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1888, Page 3

S — et 'R [ There' was no disposition on the partof | this market for the grades of stock men- Oxtoxs-—Native stoc n 25@1.50; Spanish, \ ' : ‘charige was "about as slim as was ever wit | brimestears, 1900 to 1500 Ibs. M40 @533 Pore x'::wr—m:oh-o 04 torn i8q voted at 3@ bt V| e—— 1 .| hessed. The day's transactions wete only g“"l“‘i"l‘:f{:”‘."‘fi’.:fd’?‘"‘;;’ :%; o 2 | 4cper Ib.: othor kinds 3i¢@3e per 1o, - Agricuiturai impiements. {Wheat Rulés Strong Under Many | 55,63 shares, the like of ‘which has never | Gommon to good cows 2 3380 Canrors—New stock, d0dse per dor. 510 North 16th Street, Omaha, CHURCHILL PARKER, T OMAHA LUMBER GO, Favorable Influences. been seen on any full day by the majority of | Cholce to fancy cows. L 2850 @3.00 ‘::“fl;l‘;ldrk. $2.60@2.75; California gy DDH](’N“ Am[)mmf‘al [llllllcl'lll‘ms wa[flfls 1 Finde J i ook s, Th. contimued decrense fn | Gommon to ohoca s AT 5L Atepet b, || Patd n Caplta... . 100,000 | DealerIn Agricultural Implements, WGEORS, | Al Rinds of Building Materialat Wholesgle 18 business is distressing, and there appears to | Kair tochoico light hogs. NuUTs—Poanuts, raw, 6i¢@o; Brasil nuts, e Tt N e | Stroet and Unlon Paetfic Track, Oma v A FIRM TONE IN THE CORN-PIT. | 1 no way of relieving it. The feature of the | Faif 10 Choles Weavs, how . almonds, Tatraghna, 22c; English wal' | GRo, B, BARKER, President ~LiININ TOALF GO. = Loul . market the business in Rock Island, - nuts, 15@18c; filberts, 18¢; Italian chestnuts, s g -I|.JI‘)H. ON, Cashler. LIN GEW & METUAL! C “ S BRADFORD, Oats Also Rule Steady—Provisions | Which broke from 10215 to 1005 on selling of Representative Salos. I "'{m‘ue RERC 1o Searites. seitnd ot AEflCfllmFfllIlefimUm wamns,[}amaggs ]]ga]gp in L“mncr Lflm Lime sasn Still Quite Dull — Prime Cattle 4,300 shates of long stock, due it was said, to | o N L 10(@12c per b, J DIRECTORS: Bugaios, Kte, Wholerale, ‘Omaha, Nebraska, ors, Eto. Yards=Corne fth aid Dowslasy Corsel & 1 De i 9 holders becoming discouraged at the recent | %0 o PUrE MarLe Syrur—81.25 per gal. SAMUEL R. JORNSON, GEO. B BARRER, | e e | Lechonitfi ) - b ¢ ‘ “L v ":""4“ =~ Young Poor showing made by the company. 2 cows. . Sprsir—sbo perbnch. L. B. WILLIANS, Wi, Seavens, | PARLIN ?RFND‘O“" ":‘ MARTIN, - C. N. DIETZ, i b Jattle. Weak—Quotations. Goverssre NTs—Government bonds were | 2 cows ATERMELONS—+ per 100, F. B, Jomysc e W Dealer i (i i d T o PO uds of Lmber & aull H 3 Toodtrs, et A General nanicing moeinee teansacten. | AgTiCUItoral Implements, Wagons & Buggies paler in All Kinds ) ‘ vifo ul Tnterest Allowed on Time Deposits, o 7 Jones Streot, Omi 5th And California Streets, Omaha, Nebrasi CHICAGO PRODUOE MARKET. YESTRRDAY'S QUOTATIO! 1 Heifery: T ot Ay _Tnterest Allowed on Time Deposit 1, 5, 46 w07 Jomen Sirect, OmAha: fd CNtos Sssts,Omaha, Nebrassh A i :::n;:r\[«h“r»l IO S tven ©; extra C, SN T P. P. MAST & CO., 4 . GRAY, 1 Citieago, 8.—[Special Telegram to b rnred. A N e 7 cows cut loaf, h q I o b i oo I B P WAL ROt A W ] i e i el 1S R wdored, e ic: N Orlcan NMAHA DAVIMGY DANN, | Monofuctores of Buckeye Drill, Seders Lumter, Lime, Cemenl, £, Bt ] 1 I of § 3 ye s 2 vato) %, Cider M n uban 01 i nd nelas Ste. Oy steady; for u time it was actually strong at | Bacificbsot i 1 by “Corrrr—Ordinary 1301 DOUGLAS §1RELT. e ers. COr Tith and Nichoins streets. | | =—F-W. HARVEY LUMBER CO—= 4 a range of %c above yesterday’s closing, Au- | Central Pacific 6 Btoors, 17@18c: prime, 1819 — 7 WINONA IMPLEMENT CO " ] gust boing at Scptember at | Chicago & Altan 8 steers yellow, 2@ (ln pital Stock. .. ! £150,000 Whelennle i To Dealers Only. £0%¢ and December at The advance | 1y" 7, & W, 21 steers iahili'y of Stockholders 00, 000 inltine o a i Y o vmnetn was cuused by bugin | L41E 0 st aated, 4 S Oy Ttsnent PRI ol Do Agrlcnnur(.iIlnnlcm‘plsiwhggm&Bflggcs S St i B e ‘ e ounton a fairly generous scale, | “qq praferred 100 steers. v g Tlgc; German, 208¢c. POsits---Compounded Semi= e :,“\., BRANCH, SRR Y stk UL moderate purchases by Hutchinson and g0od | Miiacis Gentrel N e WoobEswAnE—Two-hoop palle. per. doz., A I g Wholesale Lnmber, Ete. ; local support induced by buliish foreign crop | L B.&W. Ut BT 3 i\ LI i vlhodbedrgd tmported. and American Puriion | 1 advices and improving market cables, About | Lake Shore... " Av. Shk, Yboards, electrio, §1 603 L[]ans Mafl l ES a[ i 8 ik ","‘;""' .'I-'"”’“"' the most inportant bit of nows from tho | Lk N.... ion pacifc: 100 808 ishbourds, electrlo, §15 i i , | Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine. Cill A ohiee slde-was tho anmounicement that the | §jicER Oeti MWL S T P o 1 churs, & % ouH e W. K. Mead, Manger. 1215 Lonvenworth st., Omaha. CHAS. R. LEE, | deficiency in the French crop was estimatedat | MissonriPacifi .. £ W. U) Telegraph. 120 i, T v CARLAS R S ARDIMAGN P MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, 55,000,000 bushels. Crop prospects in Russia | {opreferred. ... 2 160 NN O6: e Q » 2 T2 M, BENNFTT, Vice President. Manufacturers and Jobbers in 4 2 . ) i were described a8 good, an unusually | MONEY oX Car at 1@13§ per cent. 120 8 'l‘.“;'}' R '"“""r"lt \‘,'”',‘"" *L MANAGINE DIFSCIOT, . Wagons, Buggies, Rakes, Piows Bt s Carpat And Terauct FloonER NN A TR y ) Y | closed offered at | 190 plendid, 44c elight, 4de} JOIN E. WILIUK, Cashier, 000§, b0gg.es, by, L " == = } large number of cargoes are “off the coast” P AIRHEH P Prom 40 Leggett & Mo Corne § OCKHOLDERS: Cor. Bth and Pacitic gtroets, Omahn, Nebs —_____ Miulinery and Notions. 1 awwaiting ile, The pressure isnot great, how- | PME Meucaxtie Paven — @0 per ] e Al i L D] ol w. aunseen, oY O, BAnvon, Cm———————— 1. OBERFELDER & CO., - ever, und English and continental markets tratiNG Bxomaxor—Steady, .80 for 0 O M dsiote oo, | 354 Brow L. M. BBExS Artista’ Matorials, —~ | Iporters & Jobbers in Mlllmsl‘v & Notions AR 210 and 212 Sonth 1th $troat ¥, Maxt HESKY P v OMANA L. & show @ better tone, The local tone, however, 18 not rampantly bouyant. On the con- trary, the fecling is one of decided uncerininty. Conditions are bullish, but the speculative support is thi and not gen- eral. Probably the most depressing influence is the crop prospect in the northwest, This has not yet assumed tangible form, but it exists in the background, and the effect is THOK, L KINBALL, “TOBACCO—SMOKING— Ut Mecrsch “atlin's Old Style, H cet. Tip Top, U. N. O, 17c; Red, White and Blue, JELLIES—50-1b pails, & L 1—Per bbl in carlo even-sixtee Mixed, 0@llc ~Medium, in bbls, $6.00; do in half mall, in'bbls, $7.00; do in half gherkin: in bbls, #3.00; do in sixty day bills; $4.881 for demand. PRODUCE MARKETS, A HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglas Stroot, Omeha, Nevraska. CANFIELD MANUFALTURINO CO-I Mannfactarers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Ete. 1102and 1104 Douglas Street, Oinahi. Neb. (0150 d lots, §1 4 Chicago, July 8. —Following are the 150 closing prices: lour—Stoady and unchanged. Wheat—The market was quiet throughout, but at the same time the feeiing was rather firm and prices averaged higher, closing H. NIRVAN, WEA| Jony B Wit Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., (Suceessors to Tieed, Jones & Co.) e = PiokLy Dbbls, £, bbls, #4.00 Afl'lcl FREE. HOW TO AOT. ooand Manbond Restored, Pre ! 1 o h & WEN o0F Noti felt. The scason in the spring wheat coun- | ¢ above yesterday's quotations; cash, 7 1¢ half bbls, M . Motions. PRS- 4 try from two to four weeks late, but July, 80¢; August, 80)ge; Scptember, HoLuaN D HERRIN D¢ per keg, STRON Eljy.lfifijw?.@fip\l}.rfifi“‘rfi.u”l,%?n,[lmsgq&?, J.T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., i providence his since been very kind, and MAPLE SUGAR—Dr e ver ib.; penny Hurncy §t., Ok, Nebranka. § cukos, [3@lde per 1b.; pure per gal. Brooss—Bxtr painted handle heavy s naple syrup,$1.25 Wholesale Notions and Farnishing Goods voather ecointly been such as to ad- i the weather has receiitly been such o d: 403 and 45 BCuth 10th St., Omaha. vance the crops wonderfully. The state- ment is frequently heard now that “pros- peets were never better in the northwest.” | GGF8 (SR ' The crop has eot been sowed yet, however, | “Gis™ July closed 15 and has yct to pass through its most critical | closing »Tuturos wore weake stages, but it looks well now, according to all | July,803c; Aupust, 831{e; September, W. V. MORSE & CO.. Jobhors of Boots and Shoes, = $2.00; parlor, B-tie, No. 1, & No. 2, THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES OMAHA and closed’{@d;e higher th sh, 47%Cc; duly, 47 15-16 1101, 1108-1106 Douglas St, Omaba Masufactory, Sum: =S b R 5 B ok uaton: Olle. 3 August, —— | CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., i | Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0ils. ves' corn, Bonksullors and Stationors. H. M, & S, W. JONES, UNION PAC Depot 10th and M authorities, and the present is, after all, the Ry ]'"l\}"fv‘n?fii' (b1t ;::: i \\“m «\|n. ...].. > R Successorsto A. T, Ken m»nAu»,.\g..n.-u!ufimu Axle Gi vm'\‘(hn‘;mo“: SC‘HII'\I;T::EH.“ rolling e 5. T ¢ r doing. azard powide: 0 q T an G controlling influcnce, as o rule. Tho esti- | PATOVERGHME ARG | 8 gl 0 m. Booksellers aud Stationers, i \ i | mated 55,000,000 bushel deficiency in the | o, 88180, 240 ol 2 Fine Wedding Stationery, Commercinl Stationery tion ! 5 Frenoh orop. fell fat. It only stimulsted | Wibimo dm o “‘;“I:;",";‘I{' S .7 B0k eine Bircet: Onanm. i | local buying, aud that to a moderate extent. | poijc—Moderately active; wealk; closed 40 change. Soda, bei (city goods), Tci Lo o S By S A O $Dally ~except Where the market is really and genuinely | qujot; I bullish it would have causcd a big Jump, most ash and July. §13.45; August, §| L4736 120 160 snowflake (in ti s0a wi 10c; soda candy Paints and Ol (in tius) 10¢; soda zephy _ Coffeos, Spices, Eto h @13.5), “Leave il likely. The closing range to-day was M@c g I ey o ) =y “n 4 ' e CUMMINGS & NE SON. wheat are encouraged but not jubilant: they i ‘August, §3.025@8.05; September, 20 Vate G o Fnst E wm i i i N S opehl G ol egtoive o putted b | (S o v s Septemtory L :‘...,,,“; : el L Ly R S man | Teas, Coflees, Smues Bakmg_Puyder] i Paiuts, 91\%, \Y‘mdlfly( (:xla:s,b Ete. 1 UnguLy: cats—! 6.25@3.505 J O Saw! oy, LS P lfluurm;- h.nrm-!- l.rnmllry Biue, Inks, Ete. 14l 1118 Farnam Street. Omaha, Neb. | abonts of Gorh il bear chartered yesterday | Poory,cl ey % 10 Eratiam wafeisHif. joundep (Dl OToeR aOn < i -\ © ‘olol EBWAI’B~ “""“‘ “'”' hino report was made served to and mnd demand; creamer, 120 hard milk, 7} un Kansas Cit; ,..W\wrf’c ary B" L) ———— oo s DR R b e ot wfots oot od il wa- | SRRSO Eibae ol L wRioT e °€lfin7u?fic“?“a o Tea, Tkl e sea e pubt D venceAr th b ann full cream cheddars, 81 nd | ninial, C ner_Lalers, i § ,m.\l“- s skim, 67 Candled, 1@4igc wanged; green salted calf, 43¢ en gaited 51y (@H3{c; light green Giie; salted bull, 3 1f, 8¢; deacons, S0 350 young Americas, | Omana. flat, buahe. Receipts and Shipments. Showing the official receipis and shipments of lLive stock at South Omaha during the month of June. Carry A nice atock of Printing Pu,ar.Specinl altontion gi z ~_Paper Boxes. PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, JOHN L. WILKIE, W Cocelery, Glasware, Lanys, Silverware NQ}:_F”E’E‘,""PE.Ufl@“?.ugfllfgr}}.Mnfff.t.“!.m . Bte. U F 1 §t., New Paxton Building. September to 4 A large proportion of the corn that zocs out of here now is No. 2 and No. 2 yellow, and most of 1t is destined for shipment to foreign parts. Some excite- ment was caused by the receipt of dispatches from New York that 40,000 bushels of corn had been posted there as out of condition, and the inference was that it was corn shipped from Chicago lately. This proved Wrapping and Writl o Sers e hill, 10c ginger suaps, S snaps home made ginger snaps, in boxes, 1 ginger snaps, (116 caus) per 'dozen, lemon crean pretzels (hand assorted e and jumbles, 113 0 ussovted fingers, 1 fternoon t (in tins), per box, ; butter Crockery, Glusswere, Lamys, Chimes, b St Omaha, Nebraska, 00 n.m. RE each; dry Loave Omahi. salted, b Tallow—Unchanged: No. 1, solid packed, 32{c; No. 2, 8¢, and cake, 4c per lu. RAILROADS. ‘Jmble: Sioux Cit 00 pom, not to be the case. however, as the corn had 2BoBit Shi mdy staps, Mate drops (new Hancvott t L 000 . | T P e szsl! Dooru, Et | . been in store in New York 'since the middle | piour, pbis SRS B O ocolath watesag 1hcs Ohristuras lunch | S's ko Limital, R 9‘;’.""5':“'3" Ea (8 o i. A. DISBROV/ ¢ CO.. ) of May. This little Incident farnished an | Whegt b 18000 9,000 (in tins) per d an ORIETAGT DDELL & RIDDELL, P ilblemisatshot ihan es 3 excuse for sellmg, and the market broke g 2 5800 14¢; coffee o Cuba jumbles, 11! S 1ath an a! Q f o e || orosba HgK0 1ad0 coffea cako, 1305 Cubu Jumbles, 11 W Slflhflfl and Commission Merchants, Sast, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, ™ | osed a shade higher than yesterday. 2Lt . drops, 11c; honey; Juuibla jolly fin- BaULATiSL L6 T Chistia, POV R Game, | /nekash 12th and Tzard Steeets, Omaba, Nbw. i Onts followed corn, oxcept that it did not | 1y¢Vu- o0 Gy D iear el ol tart 1112 Howard Streot, Omaha, ollowe , exce; g’ s 2 clly wafors art (new), nt. & 3 g recovor as strongly after the break in the | ATV VRIS oo el et i bar, ldc; = S BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ~ . ) middle of the session, and closed on R R s Viewna wafers, 1 GEO. SCHROELER & CO “annfactarers of Sash. Dflflrs Bhflflfl : (e tionally above the bottom. There is quite 3} CTRORE SEI000 Wnolcomna Honianoy packagzes in'a bos, pot dozen, Buccessors to Meshune & Schrocder.) L Yespeciablo. specalitive. trado yssinic in options moderately active und frm, 4. Al oo paciead m cans 1¢ por Th 5 ungraded (¢ deliv- in this cereal scems to oats now, and intere: X 0 s stilla full 5¢ above 3 9c; No. 2 red, be improving. July Al oont vao Produce Commisson and Cold Storage, | * ] e acked only in ud wafer soda, which are s, Soda in 2-1b and 3-1b L Uinaiagng Sil, T 0@ 5 OMAHA PLANING MILL CO August. ! in store and clevator, (@ cper b advance; all other FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS. 3 ¢ L In provisions the late dullncss was ina | See T o, u‘;u..u.::.l;uq,m atssde. adivance. & 1-1b paver Wholernlo .| hiaafacturers of Monlding, Sash, Doors, great measure continued, For cash prop- orn=TosaiDis, 0 expoLie; 1b advance. 21b boxes 4 E Flonr, Feed. Grain and General COMMISION | ana miins, rurmine s rellin | ©rty thore was perhups a little more inquiry, steady e E holding 18 in a ¢ The Runnine between Conncil Blufts and Albrigh. Ty Tobll, Glali [¢ nd/biin ,"w.-;..u“iazzh A ’:3:’«""’“’“" B bui spoculation, was slow and mainly on tive and wea RAILROADS. X Ib boxes are paciced in cases holdivg 12 in 1{’”};‘ O om1ctl o Taenty-Eoueti siraers, | Merchsnt. Comyponiencoselilipd. 101 Norh 1o Pri ™ ocal account. e outside interest exhib- - ki e 2 B case, ] -1b boxes are pucked in cases d e y & 9 D20k On & rnler aterials. T ited wns limited and in ke general higc to e ud here delivered, August oiding BoanTo B OnsIk Erallamand oat | Lo b e Bt Omans o riale. | closing ut H Oats — Rece market the changes made only incre: the discomfiture of holders and for delivery later than this b the close of business showed a decline of 127c and lard of b@ile. Short ribs for Au- | @3Ses white w stern, 4i@itic. gust and September were unchanged. July Cof il - spot dull pork and short ribs being well settled ov | nominal; options m placed, closed only a_trifle under August, un ady "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. Auxiliary Publishers, Dealers in 'Type, Presses and Printers’ Supplies. EGiti T Seroet: Ormetin, upPlles. 6o meanl wafers packed 2 do zin a Show tops for boxes, with show goods, not retury its, 133.000; exports, 5o on white and unchanged on mix steady: mixed western, 34 BN com. coke and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME LO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 209 £outh 15th Street, Omahn, Nebrask. J. J. JOHNSON & CO.. ss opening to sod us for snowflake sodu, o with glass 1 [ South | Al- * Omahalvright. onth. Pork at and entirely ately active and firm, of 1020 powmnts. Wubbsr Goods OMAHA RUBBER C Setar) Bt bR BeE s for 46,000 bags, including, July S11. 3 3 D AT nlen Aniust. Th siocl shiows, | L1-40¢ August, §10.3@10.40; Septomber, §10.00 | ot &MV M- o Manufecturers of Iilinois White Lime, | Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods ‘ ing, though exhibiting a large increase in wl"'r':[‘;;lcum—fluflufl closed ab 78! i Dry Goods. Apd shippors of Conl, Coke, Coment, Pluster, Lithe, | 2 Clothing and Leather Belting. 105 Furnam 8 | oSGl iusno AuILE S0 Ot olrads; Bugs—Firm; in fair demand; western, 16 SGrinditoial Prixts — SoLip CoLons — Atlantie, 6o Rralnilicrenian ‘i g= i et it helped to increase the depression wit- Sioam Flt!_l"ga, Pun’u)av Etc. i i @iie. 51 cq Berlin o ‘ner oil, G o 2 ol 2 S _Eto. } nebsod, August wus tho. pivotal montn” in O LD Packor I |;‘1i'l|nsll‘i 1,.\..’ e 'x\'l ks ,':;' AT NEBRASKA FUEL CO., A. L. STRANG CO., ; s oo Qi $15.00@17 for old. Showing the number of hogs boug ; River Point, Steel 'River, 6c; : CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. i R S AT leading byers on to-day's murket: ki IxD1GO Bi Shippers of Coal and Coke. PllII]]]S Pipes and Engings, ] $8.85(@S.4: H. Hammond & Co. shington, O1ge CRicAGo, Tue Be of cattle to day were ! far 16, 25 on the market. number left only a sn sale. Choice to extra beeves, Texans underwent little or no change; were slow and values rather weak than Special Telegram to lhe estimated receipts for the week so Business was brisk in the n cattle line, a few loads of prime dr. steers selling out quickly at an advance of | ing s compared with were 65 cars of stecrs among the ar; property of Nelse Morris, that were on their way to New York for export, and not offcred The taking away of this lay last. Butter—Quiet but firm; western, 13@19! Cheese—Weaker; white and colored flai T@sige. Minneapolis, July 3. — Wheat—Market strony; yesterday's figures a shade higher; rocoipts, 202 cars; shipments, 38 cars. Cl No. 1 hard, 80}ge; Augrust, 8l%c; on track, Si’de; No. 1 northern, July, 79e: August, 80¢; on track, Y orn, July, 77 Flour—Unchanged in carlots, $. Cincinnati, lower; No. 2 red, Corn—Dull; No. 2 mixed uts—Firm'; No. 2 mixe There vals, the of natives on Provisions—Steady; pork, cash and July, ()mmm P. Co... Squires & Co. . Kingan & Co Cleveland P. G. B. Wilson & Co. Harlstead & Co. Gibbs & White E. L. Lambert, J. Doud.. Live Stock Notes. S. J. Fisher, Glen Rock, came in after feeders, G. W. Spencer, Blue Springs, was in with o blue prints, 5 Arnold B, American, 6! Beauty, yonne, 14¢: Wankr—1ibb, white, 1 Pable oil cloth, & ¢; Dado Hollund, colored, T MiscrLLANEOU plain Holland, JOMFORTERS —£06.00( i SHERTIN flicrkln\uxmbrirNo. butter cloth, Fruit (., G;' Hopo, 7ies of Loom, 214 Soush 13th St Omnhia, Neb. Dry Goods and Hotions. M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions. 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th §t., Omabia, Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 11th and Hainoey 58, Omnlin, Nebrns 9 10 1045 11:00 Omuha y | depot. Broad- Trans- fer. Furnitu DEWEY & S dteam, Wi . Railwa nin, I U Lt ;’,ri‘.'.“d,f’dl"“v’.‘fl‘.‘d?.'.'“‘ b | CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. \ Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fiitings, L Steam and Water Supplios. Tlondgunrt Foont & Co's goods. 1111 Farhip S '5.57:{.3‘ U. S, WIND ENGINE & PUMT CO.. Steam and Water Supplics, Haliday Wind Mille. €13 nnd 0 Farnam 8., Woss, Acting Manager, st omas. - 4 BROWNELL & CO. .y Engines, Boilers and General Machmery‘ ! Shout Iron Wark Stoam Pamps, Suw MiMs, 121313] ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO. Lenvenworth Sueet, Omahi. 1 PaaNmbanall how f BT —Dull; No. 2, 60 cattle and hogs. P AT R L R R A o are wora Tromm 19,000 10 141000 in sjuht rurlr!\munv steady, $14.25. Kiene & Mahonoy, Alblon, topped the mar- {f:.'.';:.fi.i'fl",{'»:‘ " Novt Yo e 105gc Pop: Whulcsalenlleqlfirs ]lll hFEIPllltl]rfl j ] , St. Louis and Ki C ard— Nominal et with a load of 285-1b hogs. g DAl S 30! Pop- ruaw Street, Omabin, Nebras! ; :tu%nilrx:-“u 1""\Em}:n!dm:'rulnnx::; lfifll!fisu-‘-zf ;‘i':'l‘*k"‘kf“'“"c‘;“;‘l‘)‘ “2'“‘ ““\,‘]‘-1& Stocdy k(' \Vll‘;o;‘:r,‘}.nn'uln, n’;m B. Boda, Nio- poroth '“‘I‘A‘vatl'rnt 1’1'24.4‘."15" .lll;lp] 'I, CHARLES SHIVERICK, - STIMMEL & C ‘, mainea down to low water mark, and are waukee, Juy - a2 1VAcH teadys | prara, were bulh here with cattle. H 1 Pepperell, 10- 3 Canton, 4-4, i | Worth in"the ‘ominy U | cash. 7501 Auust, Triges Soptember, iy | e N or b e of two moro | Se: Crintont .4, #igo; Triumph, be; Wam Furniture Wholesale Farm, Field and Gardeu Seeds b E‘I;:-:gti\l.l u}::“éxsl:l:;f:.l (;;‘\:‘nlfi)u(‘l“s u:msu‘:‘:g Lm-u—l)ull:, '1\\'.% ‘fj 41.-5""0 860, packing hous: hum_, locuted ut the yards, u(llu. 10¢; \'x]nlllvy. “(i oo s i Omuha, Nebrasks. 911 and 015 Jones Strect Omnha, i i recedel ers, " i3 o) r o) HNGHAM—Plun checks, Vhitten- b | selling at st prices on - record. No. l ) Light hogs woro in very geod. demand | ., gc; Yorl, Normandi dress, 81y = Storage, Forwardm & comml.slon ] 4 1) Stockers und_feeders are quict and steady. | Barlev—Quiet; No. 2, e, torayeiTheligbtihog marke is improving | {8 T3, CON6 Rahis i Crocerios. 50 s { $5.80000.10; mmlluln 10 'krood‘stecrs, 1300 (o 18 1500 1bs., $1.05@bh, 15 stockers and feeders quict at £2,506 o 1200 1450 to 1600 1bs., to 1850 Ibs. St. Louis, July options; cash, S11@s e, —Wheat—Higher for 3c; July, 793c; August, Trade was ood to-day and almost every- thing offered found ready sale. Quotationz, however, ruled unchanged. A total of 151,460 hogs were recived here Renfrew dr idyke, 00, 81g: Thorndyke F Thorndyke 9 PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 05, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th 8t., Omatia, Neb. {12:1hmm]... COUNCIL _BL Storage, Forwarding and Commission, 1§ Branch houde of the Ienney Buggy Co. T Wholesaie &nd rotuil, LK 1 wmn o Owaha._'féle) gl Thorndyke XX - bulls and mixed weak at £1.2 Corn—Higher; cash, 45J{@ i6c; July, 45 last month., Of this number 100,028 wer = \ N i RO I\ ISLAND & PAC R I £2.00@8.00; slop fed steers, $.50@).80. August, 46¢, Maughtared hore and tho balanco woro | Micordie: No. & ek i : McCORD, BRADY & CO., 4 cutle operied stondy but ‘closed 10¢ low Outs—Easy; cash, 82)¢@33e; July, 20%c; | shipped to outside packer T18e; Y -0z, ' 40y D No. &g Wholesale Grocers, steers, 500 1bs, §3.00@3.7: ) to ‘_vn August, 32 Dickman Bros, & Acker is the style of a . m./A *No. m. d ,—_________ \ 3 600 to 100 Ibs, §2.25@2.10; | ~ Pork-s new commission firm just opened at the Jaom i N 1 th and Leavenworth Strects, Owaha, Nebraska, Smoke Stacks, souarg, Eto, 8 "“’@" 10. Lard— yards. All the members of the firm are old 0 0. m.[A D . . -~ e OO Hour—k ited receipts, 11,0005 for the und well known live stock men who havy H. K. SAWYER, 5 Des Molnes = el 8 0. 3 il i Tnchanged; pamel 5@18¢; 9 ot i s, ¢ > L‘“‘Q N)l(:“l' 1,440, ' Liusinicas wis again | Buuor—Unchanged; creamery, 15@18¢; | been in the business for a good muny years, ) & NORTHW MY nm. Ma]mfa(;mpmg Dealer in Smoke Stackx. A B e e hnan o ',1,‘ dul’r‘\. 1i@1? el ST 4 William Carter, Becmer; 8 J. Tierney, L0540 0, 1./ A NO, B.....0..8:15 fum, AHKE AN NETARDS | Briteutngs, Tanks and oller Kopuiring. SR salc f ), iy J , — Wheat — Firm; e 180 anc 3 : 1 i i and one or two Snall lots &t §3.55; uediui O Y T | A At August Andorson, Oaklandi A Apmia Jid Rl WARE COMPANY, sclected, §5 Chicago, July reyorts as Cattle — Rece 20¢ higher: STOCUK. he Drovers' Journal 8,600: good natives 10 tely} s G0@7s per cental. 1 fwr; new nuxed 1 per cental. July 3.—Wheat—Stronger; 705¢c bid. soft, cash, oru—Strong ush, 41c bid. Oats—No. 2, cash, 20¢ bid, New Orle July Jorn-—Quict Johu Dixon, Green- and Island; P, J. Rooncy, Brayton, Neb., and Ed Grifin, Jamaica, were among those who came in with hogs. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET, Produce, Fruits, Nuts, Kt Creasin Stevens' Bie; ble bleached, 10; Whnlrsaln Hardware, Catiery, Tin Plate, Metals, Sheet Iron, ete. Agents for Towe Scales, Miawi Powder und Lyman Barbed wire, Umaha, Nebraski, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, BHllflEI‘S’ Hardware and Scale Repair Shop, am, L0300 pom, OMAHA & Liu'm 340 p. 1A - 11:35 0., “STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1571 North Kigthiteenth Btreet, Omnhn. Nch. “Cornicoe. 1 A No. 8 6.10; common 10 o s, July 9 N o, HCAGG, BURLIN EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, and f 5 but steady 1 sacks mixed, 61@o2c; yellow, Tu. 5 : M Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Seales. 1405 Douglar AN 1 and ¢ P A e DINENAIONS AND TIMUER, Bkt ulubis Rob ek, !fifinu{ac ure Galvanized Iron and cgmmg, -4 1 Hogs—Ktec 10,000; mark Jate—U 13 o, @20, 21c; with solid packed at 15@16e; > B 4200 p.m.| RECTOR, Wi ™ 0., obn Epeneter, Proprietor. 90 Dodgo nod 163 und 10§ 1 . b Cornmeal ~Quicl but frm at 285, | country butter, 13aldo; common grades, 1@ 1t 180 B wnfllflsalflLE?fiiWfl\;’fl& €0, North Il Street, Quiihe, i X ¥ i o vi I3 dully except § 3 . lara, refined tierce, §7.6215@ Strictly frosh, aide, Sin; D except Mon.; § fust mail; *Limive 0t gt Tarney e, Omata, Nev. W wh o Awenn EAM";%X:"RK;ERK vl 8 1 o ) or Austin Powdér Co., Jefferson S o ¥l i "Bulk Meats —Shoulders, $6.40; long clear Kl POASC G5 2ndut Al IR I T P T Oarta by e S e B e 'l xans, 0,00 pex' 100 1bs, and clear ribs, §.90. OMAHA LIVE STOUR. STRAWBERRIES — per 16-qt case, " MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, Wholesalo Manutacturers of - T Jattlo—Receip! BLACKBERRIES— T case. T ks South 2001 and 13, & M. Crossin B ! K".n:l'x‘x;n:n-lm‘x'. :"l‘n:« -uml“n“‘,lt 1u}-t:‘£"u'-:'- Cartle. BLack Rasrueniies ¢3.50 per case; | No. 1com, 81, s1~“nr“m 0.8 com, 515,815 —_— Sfiflfllel‘Y& J]bhers Uf Saddlery Hflfflwal‘s ,u.‘.mu.x \u:uxnu 1RON ““u:..w fed, # 3 comuon to mediuwm, §.006 ET ved raspberries, $4.505. T case. No. 2 cow, 8 1., 17,00 | No. 4 cou, & 15.. 1 ALME s | 308 BLANCRARI | And Leathe 1405 4.00; grass ra and 'foading steers, §2.006 0003403 stockers. 505 cows, S1.40@ July 8, 1858, The cattlo murket was strong to-day on de A e T B 5 ¢ i v s b om s Cure: Full cre Poratops—Choice hom grown, ING £10.50 PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., BRI MBS S Sy v R e Ry Wrongit and Cast Tron Building Work ‘ Steam Boilers, Ten's and Shoet Iron Work {; | g L -y « 2 1,4 &6in 12 & 11 11, rough. A T ot Aty e ) BRI sirable kinds of et satrle, but only steads Ut Colorado. stock, 00 M & 11t roush, 19,60 ImI:lV“fl s[flckypflwml_flxlflfl ME]‘C]]BI]‘S e a— Enginor. Brass \\:“l‘l“\.r:"\ll:‘:l\ll“]l&‘.‘:-m i wae j e e a1 eatey BOUSE ouough hers, howevern 10 mako much of 3 [Povt NG dreased fowl in the markets AR 1 S J i | Blost Yaids i W. J. BROATCH, ~OMAHA WIRE & IRON WOR { dum, skips and pigs, $2.75@5.00. | WAL R00d Gattio wove soMt ox- | Uve chicke W per doz; spring McCOY BROS., q I d Steel . A n skips 3 ] e A R Sl : BF eavy Hardware, Iron and Stee d { phailonsl, Sjock, Kerds Bas 8 | S broieih i boro o bo welghod ui RIS Diaxs#1.00 per b 1 4 e, SUock Commision MOTCDAUS, | sonous e ek menrs amiar o 1 | MAUGCIUTTS OF VG and Iron Railings 48 shipments, market stronger: choice Py, a.;'.l'fif'" —Per crate, §1.50; per bu., § 2l ;nm\l\"llxtfi:.“ ¥ f'."{,m“ (Markot turnishad freo on spplicatt wnd 1211 Hirney Street, Oma -_ dlaus Mindon N:fr'u."nrfu. ower Sands, Wi i “;.‘:‘.‘ ;fl:lfw f.‘n"'l',:'u.n.m stoors, n',f:fm:ff The hog warket opened casior, but vaphly };. s Arrit 0o RUAL Biie Jtbe eelpD K{‘\.I‘.'.“\".",‘.""‘:I‘.fi‘..’.“:fi'..?.&d‘.‘“ Ouuaks Hats, Caps, Eto. | OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS," ¢ 5 4 . gained in strength and closed strong. — Thi ANANAS—Common medium, $2.50@3.00 pe car ¢ in Norway 44 “ A iRt ' " ‘ Lairto gond, B lowd of choloo heavy Hog raciod 3.0, e | “uukiva Chllforuin, &1l por 1o oy Live Stock Commission, “0]9531% Hals Cas and smw Q00ds, | P i vt Wi Eeicig B W b | 0L ke o SO0, e none; | Foceibts were beral, Dut there wer ‘ot | Dyt Tersian, tlyr'per b A6 in White Pin Room ot BIUR OO vea ] 0005, | "0kt e SEATAE And Taas Mot mariel stronger; choico heaty and buteh: enough Light hogs to supply the demans 31“ ‘Ml:::::.fi er case, e el Ex:u h Wil Ottiahis, Neb.. k] L400 Bareioy Stiess Outaha: Nak CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS | e e e | ra woreman I, e, | o #7308 o o $@HG per Lalf DOl v v ALEXANDER & FITCH, i 3L — | Loon and Wire Fences, Railings, Guards t st, ¥5.50@5.50. G\ msanonan=Caad shock, SLI0RLIS par R T e oy, P, 4 Commision Dealers in Live Sock. THE smuul:q.nfl::.::?:;mmu co. aad Screens, for banks, o % Y : FINANCIAL. doz SQUTHERN YELLOW FPINE. 300w 2, Uppgtite Exchunge Bulding, Usion Stack . gule..s ammacesHomo grows fhoper dox, .| Star. ¢ inch Flocring.. e orie o Smaie.hof U BARY, (Ofog A0 Salnun Pulum : #TEACH, " |l | NEWw Yorg, July 8.--[Special Telegram to s allits e per one-third bushel, June | 1st und 2d clear 4 inch Floorin, UNION STOCK YARDS CO., u " f i Tas Bun.| —Srocks—This has been the dulls s Clhoion Mickisan e, M58 | Blan iy oh RO 100 es 0f Omaha, Limited, xé-m_"v il Firg and Barglar Proof Safes, Tine ].UDKL { * sst dev witiassad i Wall ‘streat in vears | Thefollowing is & table of prices mhlll per bbl. of 82 gal, Clear % inch, Partition va.nu., ib Ltk Bl Omahae N .'.E! vgpor Agans for Biak ;I:‘::l-. ) Jaek Co. ; .