Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 7, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ‘Wheat Exhibits Considerable Activ- ity But Closer Lower. CORN FIRM AT OLD PRICES. Oats Without Special Feature—Pro- visions Still Rule Strong—Cattle in od Demand—Hogs Continue Active—General Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Ciicaco, Telogram to Tne Ber 1 market news was the great factor in the wheat arket to- day. Prices opened ! @3e up from yester- day on strong cables. Then it by pit traders that houses ons had be ewr York for s were buying hard at the opening hour. The d with bull points, tucky, Tenncssed north of the most extreme July 6.— (S Foreign crops a celal was rocalled having foreign steady buyers here and To-day they ey bog connec in ral days, er than ever nd bought earncstly for stic situation also brist Harvest returns from Ken- and for one hundred miles Ohio are worse than even the crop-killers had prophecied. General and long-continued rains are inter: fering scriously with harvesting, and the northwest is again sending in_advices some what less rosy than usual. Thus fa ever, it may be sald that unfavorable news from that scttion is based on fears and an- ticipations rather than visible signs of an un- favorable The may be an forogoing p fairly comprise the sum total of bull news, and it operated to advance prices At the opening August wheat sold at 82 September at 3¢ and December at Angust advanced to Sie, September to 831 and December to Sbige. Up to about noon the market ruled firm, with prices within }fc of the but the witnessed o Arp red clined 1! and the close, being nervous rowd got susnicious of the cables, ““There is too much of it and it is altogether too unanimous,” the sage remark of one of the cynics of the pit, and upon the theory that foreign specu lators were engineering an_emotional bulge to sell on, the crowd rushed in and o tumble occurred, Tue winter wheat market did not respond to the ndvance, St. Louis being con spicuously a laggard when it should have been strong, if credence was to be placed in the harvesting advices above alluded to. St Louis dragged all day and quickly reflected the late weakness here. The break was caused, however, to @ great_extent by loc realizZing. The advance of 43¢ from the bottom was esteemed by many to be a wood place to tuke profits. The doing of this on n wholesale scale was sufficient to account for the reaction. One feature of the trading was the premium attained by July over August. It ran 1Gidge above Algust the whole of the ses- &lon.* The close to-dny was %@}sc under ssterday, thougeh it looked like a buli da rade in corn is extenamg over & wide range of futures. The country is sclling year and May (15%0) corn ¢ ou favorable ) prospects, at a scale of prices _discour. 12 to bulls on near futures. Neverthe- loss corn 1 the shipping movement is certainly lurge enough to give the bulls good ground for hoping for an "o market ruled very firm most of losed about the sume us yester. v as to price. Oats did not de interest and price chang portant nor significant. The damage tc Crops on account of the storms of the two days does not seem ts be serious. The provision market again exhibited con- siderablo strength. In lard, particulariy, the clop features of special we neither I the last 10 strict invest English authoritics of the this article are beginning to have fluence here. Lard was wanted cash and sheculative buyers in manner, and st the clo 4 thano y pork the day’s adv vibs 2ig@de. The g slr\-m:lhvmwl bythe li juoted 10@ s closings. In and in short, B Shwes i it runtof hogs, ind o further improvement in the same, The cash product sold quite fairly, and in the entire market com fair interest w shown. Speculation, however, was mainly on local account.QAugust and September ere the favorite months. July pork was 1cas August, while July’ short ribs 21gc and July lard b@7! e und; am to eipts . The Cuicaco, Tne Bek. wer light run and extraordimn (down to-day to 11¢ per 100 Ibs to New York) to the cast and the seabourd have brought about a good demand for holiday week and in the face of the warm weather and o plen- tiful supply of light scasonable luxuries of the table, there is a good demand for beef both in this country and abroad; hence a strong market for good and useful cattle at an advance of 23@10¢ over the current rates of last week, Texuns, especially good stoclk, were atso higher. Lower grades of natives, although not advancing in the same ratio as ood natives, are sharing in the general up- turn. Of course, a light run and low rate are at the bottom of the advan o us 5,000 cattle a week and advance rail rates to the old figures and prices would go down like the proverbial stick of the cx- pended sk and both events are liabl 10 linppen. Couutry shippers should act ac cordingly. Keep clear of English speculs he stocker and fecacr trade isa better than last week. Veal calves continue to come forward munprecedented noumbers and are selling at ruinously low Quotations are as follows: ‘Choice 10 oxtra beeve edum to good steers, 1,200 to 1bs, quiet an bulls an bulke July 6 ~UATTL #4000 Stockers nd foeder at §240@5.00; cows, (0480 hanged mixed, ~ 10¢ $2.50602.80; b, £2.00@3,003 $1.40 £3. 00004 600 10 700 1bs, western rangers, 8350115 Hoas—The estimated receipts were 8,000, IBusiness was again active and pric strong, some sulesmen reporting an advance of a nickel, but in a general way there was little or no'_change. Pancy assorted Leavy d at £5.80@H.55, and one or two lots at 40; medium b ' weights, also ligh Philadeiphias at .50 The tail ends of lot culled over by the shippera generally sold to packers at about #.503 choice assorted light of 170 to 190 averages sold at £5,70 STOCK. to 900 lbs cows LIVE July 6.—The Drovers' Journal llows — Receipts, 6,000, f Toxas and western cattle: choice to ext to good, # Chicago reports u Cattle head of including 2,500 best na- beeves, and wixed cattle, £1.40@3. r) toln rangers, §3.50a 3003 mar » and G0N 0; ki 1 heavy, , 8. market quiet and lor to fancy, $2.3 \cep-—-Receipts unchanged; natives, inf, 3 Texans, §2.00@8 Kansas Oity, July 6.—Cattle— shipments,1,000;go0d to choic 0; common to medium, O350 3 00; cows, §1.40@ Receipts, and feeding steers, §2.00( 8.00. Hogs — Receipts, 0od to_choic shipments, 800; 5.50(25.65; common to me- dium, $5.10@5b.40; skips and pigs, §2.50a@b.00. National Stock Yards, East St Louls, July 6.—-Cattie —Receipts, 2,000; shipments, 1,000; market stronger; choice heavy native steers, #.10@5.50; fair to g00d, $4.40@5.20; butehers' steers, medium $o chioice, $3.40@4.70; stockers and feeders, fair W guod 2.40@d corn-fed, #3.50@ 400, Hogs—Receipts, 1,000; shipments, none; choice heavy and butchers' selections, $5.05@5.75; packing, medium 10 privie, $.43 [T% 1Y [ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JULY 7. 1888, R e NANCIAL. New Yorg, July 6.—[Spécial Telegram to Tue Bre.|—Stocke—For several condition of the stock market has been point- ing to a decided change and to-day it came. For the firet time in a long per been a good de advanc The bears be thoroughly alarmed at the prospect and began to take in stock. St. Paul was one of the features, ris ing from 631, @64 early in the week to 66 60}4. Rock Island, which was 100}§ yester day is now 108@1031. Northwestern rosc from 105% 107@10714. shows an of @i, The market opened str improvement, but even at th ance 1S an utter long stocks vill not sell and the bears were ¢ to advance it an the Holders idently ng tion. The t marked rise on the leading roads and coalers, the trunks participating tc a fair extent. The commission peoy moderately and the loan crowd gave of a large short intercst. 1onds were strong and St. Paul was bought largely for Chica and for Se The total for i shares GOVERNMENTS~ dull but steady. YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Su4e reistored 1274 0. & N. W 4 conpon. 14 do preferred tgerogistred 10714 N Y ‘Central A0 N e Government bouds were nada sentral “hicago B&Q \ T & W R.G Erje o preferred i) C 1inols ( 1165 BEW... i ! 184 0% bhia Hlman 1124 Reading & Rock Jsland St L. &S F dopreters Ao pref Michigan Central Misgouri Pacific. Missouri Pactfic dopreferred... MoNEY 0N CALL cent. Prise cent. St unchange §4.881¢ MercaNTiLE Parer — 3@o o Exciaxa at §1.87 for demand. —Dull but steady and for sixty day bills: PRODUCE MARKETS. , Shicago, July Pirm and unchar Wheat—Active and unsetile strong and @sie higher, but the brought out free offerings, especially in Sep tember und December deli . the weak ness in these deliver Uliveral real izing for August und th v and weale market, declining covered some_and finally clos July) i@ je lower than the cio yesterday wsh, 819 @S2 ¢ ‘August, 817¢; Septeniber, S g Corn—Unsettlec 'L more, doff 11c, shade high 6.—Following are the opened late “.@dge higher; became weak and s—Closed hi; 1 August, Dull; cash, arley—Dally Priwme Timothy-—:2 lax—3a1.190. Wilisky—St Poric—Firm Al ady at £1.20. and sh_and Jul §; Septe higher: cash and Scptember, July, @lics dairy, 14 1 cheddars, 81 y young Amer- skim, twics flats, 3 candled, 15} changed; pre abhiye ted calf, 414 lightgrecu dry fiint, ach; dry A bull, 44 deacons, zm e 1, solid packed, per 1. Shipments. ake, 4¢ Recepts. 2,000 00 000 00 1,000 000 Wheat—Rec Wheatbu. . Corn, bu Oats, bu Rye bu Barley, bbls 5 New York, Julyl rts, 108,000: sp k; options active S0 @ ke sing at i rn—Receips exports, 50,0003 spot fairly and firmer; options moder uct c ¥ a 2 5 August, l@hnie none; Ut grade! )llnu] \\L'~h.‘rl|. .'Hl tern, 40 @dic. Coffec—Spot Brazil growth, dull and nominal; options dull and weak, clsing at a decline of 15@40 pomts. Sales, 41,500 bags, including July, $1100Ke11.15; August, $10.05 @10.20; September, & Turpentine—Dull ut i Petroleum—Steady, united closed at 743c. ? but steady; western, 3So; white Wi £15.00@15.25 for new; 140014 Lard—Spot moderately strong: western steam, 2, Butter—Quict; western, Cheese—Dull and ecasy; white flats, T@s}ge. Minneapolis, July 6.— e early, but closed we hipments, 40 cars. hard, July c: August, siigel No. 1 m..umn, July L¢} on track. © August, 7 3 Flour—Unehenged: patents to ship in sacks in carlots, $4.95@4.45. Cincinnati, July No, 2 red, M. Corn —K'irm; No. Oats—Ste D Rye—Dul Pork—( ve, higher and 19) e 1l colored Closin, B3 ¢ Ste: August, uorthern, July, 6.—Wheat—Steady; mixed, 5t Whisl Milwaukee, wsh, 0%} —Wheat—Stead; August, 78igc; September, Corn—Dull; No. 8, 48c. Outs—Dull; No. 2 white, 36c. Rye—Dull; No. 1, 56 Burley—Dul g, Provisions—Steady; pork, July, 81 at—Lower; cash, ; August, S0ige, cash, 461 @i7e; July, 46}4e; August, 40% Oats Pork Lard— Whisky hid. b@1se; dury, 1@l Liverpool, July dewand good and California, No. 1, 0s rod western sprin cental. Corn—Firm western, 45 10} ental. Kansas Oity, July 6.—Wheat— No. 2 soft, cash, 725¢ bid; August, 75 aski Co 480, Oats—No. 2, cash, 2134c bid, 22 New Orleans, July G lar; mixed, 60@6c; yellow, Oats—Scarce and firm; No Cornmeal—Steady at §2.85. H Products—Scarce and §14.023 : lara, $7.75. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $6.50; long and clear ribs, §7.90. 6. — Wheat — Strong; holders offer sparingly gdwts 815d per cental; Us Gigd@is Tigd per and good; new mixed Higher; No. 2 cash, 43c; August, c asked. oru—Irregu- 3 white, bie, 2, 452, firm; pork, ar OMAHA LIVE STOCK. , July 6, 1568, There was a little life to the cattle trade to-day, and good corn fed catle sold quite readily to the dressed beef men at steady to strong prices. About all the desirable cattle changed hands before the warket closed, days the iod there has gree of activity and a decided The general list ysence of alarmed at the situa- ness of the forenoon resulted western le bought | the sy3 closed at 16@11¢ per por 1,000 1.000 Hogs. The receipts were light to-day, although heavier than during the past two days There was a very active demand for light hows, which sold quickly ‘at_an advance of b@ife. Heavy hags were not in as good de mand, and were inclined to drag at steady prices. Nearly everything, both light and heavy sold at d0@60c. The hogs were all sold before midday sheep. There were only, two loads here to-day Receipts, s | Cattle.. Hogs Sheey %0 00 193 Prevaihing Pric Thetollowing 13 a table of p . | this market for the grades of s paid in & men- Prime’ L 1800 to 1500 bs Prime steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs Fat little st t0 1050 1bs, £5.20 .50 100 4 2,00 r to choice he Pair to choice mix hoes, 1 hogs. C « C I I ¥ Itepresentany CATTLE. 1 stag 80 steers B0 ste oGS kers Purchases, mmber of hogs bou ) to-day’s mar md & Co. ht by the inard Bros . Bartlett A Sprin M. Crane & 3. Doud. Mooy G. B. Wilson & Special reports Current show the number of hogs p h 1 to date and latest Taai) da undermentioned places, cowpar the corresponding time last year, as foll T March 1 to July 4 to the Cincin it 300 St Louls 150, Indignapolis i Cined Milwai Cedar Clevely Nebrs Eloux City, Otiumy Wi et ik 0 Live Stock Notes. Light hogs hig Heavy hogs stead Desirable kinds of cattle s Charles 1 s01d te b 3 F. G. Kicne, loads of hogs. Mr, Wy visit to the trong, un, Staplehurst, was here and Albion, was in with four ., made his first "ulle b with that and ton, was_in two loads of hogs sold 25,60, Among the cattle were E. H. Cowles Buda, and Bennett o William Buck, A M among the hraska Live Stock Shlppers asso- tion will hold their next mecting at F ange hotel, South Omala, Neb., Wednes- July 11,1885, .. B. Shutt, Cr och, Brad- Henry'Lemmer, Humph and W. sehn, Harlan, Ta!, were anong those who were here and marketed hogs, Omaha has gained 60,000 in the number of as_compared During the has falien off with the ime time me tin Kansas City Messrs were here of thei < Wyant, 1d brought $5.50, the top of the OMAHA WHOLF ALE MARKET, ruits, Nuts, Etc, riday, July 6, ' all around to-day and prices ruled firm with slight advances” noted in lemons and berri Brrtek—Faucy erewmery roll butte 21c hsolid ‘packed at 1h@lic; antry butter, L lie; common grades, 1,@ 20@ Strictly fresh, LERRIES —Per case of Southern cher quarts. STHAWBERRIES BLACKBERRIES. BLack RasrBEriies ved raspberries, #4.5 Cneese—Full ¢ Porators—New, @@1.15 per bushel, PovLtmy—N live chicke chickens, & STRING BEANS—§! ToMATOR e ) PINE APPLES BaxaNas—Common medium, £2.5073.00 per bunch; che 003,503 low grades, $2,00, TunNips—California, 2! @ic per 1b, Dates—Persian, 614 @ic b, LEMON S —88,00@3.50 pe o, ORaNGEs—Messinas, £0.500 750 per box, &1 14 15e. 10 1bs, ) per drawer (@2.00, of 16 case, or case; box; half per Rodi, 5 per box. CaAvLIFLOWER—Ci00d stock, §1.50@1.75 per doz. Canpaces ArrLEs apples. Ciper—Choice Micnigan cider, £.50@( per bbl. of 42 gal. ON10Ns—Native stock,81.25@1.50; per box of 5 lbs, §1.75( 1. Choice rice corn isquoted at 3@ doper 1b.; other kinds 214 Cannots—New stock. BEaNs—Good stock, —Home grown, 214c per 1b. 75@90c per one-third bushel, June Spanish, X0; California on- 0z 2.75; California ke, 10¢ per 1b. + Brazil nuts, : English wal- Ttalian chestuuts, 3c; almonds, Tarragon nuts, 15@i8¢; filberts, 18¢ l 15¢; pecaus, 1d¢. ey —16@21c! for 11 1b. frames; canned pney, 106 12¢ per 1b, Prie Marte Syprn-81 Sarciry—25¢ per hunch WATERMELONS A\ 5 per gal. Graceds Ly Granulated, 7 \C3 White oxtra ¢ @bic; vellow Bigldtc; Sc; powdered, @Sy e Corr Ordinury graaes, 10@1ic; li@ise; oy fancy green 3 vernment Java, Moc “cut loafs, and p (193¢ 3 Dilwottn's, oma, 10 Gorr WOODENWARE vo-hoop pails, per doz., £1.40: three-hoop, palls, £1.65; No. 1 tub, washboar Quc 1014 1_churns , §1.50; butter tubs, $1.70; Oc per nest Lorillurd's Climax, 45 i f Delight, 44c Drummo i ;d T TS 53 “Cut Rate, b, My, K, Gdc ACeo—=SyvoRiva—Uatlin's Mee atlin's Old Style, 23¢; Sweet N. O, 17¢; Red, White and’ Blu JELLIES ~50-1b paile, £1.2 Sanr—Per bbl in carload Rore-—Seven he, O Caxny—Mixe llc; st <1 68— in bbls, #.003 doin halt .50 7003 do in _hall in bbls, #5,00; do in @150 @ um, aall, in'bol 1003 hetking, HowLaxp Hinn 63 70c per ke, MarLe Staar—Bricks 121,¢ per ib.: penny , i@l4e per 1b.3 pure maple syrup, 1 JoME ed h heav ves' corn wilc : Young Hyson, Powner Axp & Hazard pow. L, 100 1L, ReFINED Taun—Tierce, ; b round., S 1b paiis, 1b round, 8% 31 pi Hams, 1@ ; biieon s shoulders, 7 : dry dried Apples, bbls,, bluckberries, pitted cher eviporated, rated, 4 prunes, ifornia, Lo fornie loose 200: Mlh Va- ifornin whit' che ‘alifornia pi Laebervie Pine ap 480: 1 1b. 1 per Jer cas ver b, per sulmof,” per goosehor 3 1b, (20, Crackers, Cax Prices subject to clinge. Soda, bei geity zoods), (in tins), idoisoda enndy rs (in tins) 10 tomatoes, sawtooth butte tham, S s in pound pac in hoxes, 1 caus) per sor snaps, lemon creams, 111,03 assorted wnd lussorted flngers, 1o afte anana finger Brunswick ate drops (new), s lunch an 10 (116 dozen, (hand jum umbles, dy snaps, 1 choee ins) per dozen Ty snaps, 1 jumblos, cum puf ! drops e | jolly fin- b5 fn'a box, per dozen . Allgoods packed i eans 1¢ per 1 adv. and wafer soda, which ar sda i lb and ¢ advanee; all o i 1-1b paper packed in ca K08 Are puclie 4-1b boxes are holding 36 in Oue meal wufers packed 2 do zin Show tops for hoxes, with gl Cans for wafe Cans for snowflake so pac b rab: in n and oat. urnable. 5,00 per doz woods soda cans are return oLin Col Atlantic, Herlin oil, ' PIND AND Roses—Richmond, River Point, fic; Steel o l'ul INp1Go BLue— 20 blue prints, s Arnold By len, € Itich BArra=Standard, 4 : Buyonn 1 0. 3 color Beanty, il cloth, $2.85: Dado Hollund, COMPORTERS—§ 3 BLEECHED SHERTING i Jest Yo ; Cabot, v cambric No, butter cloth, Yarwell, Sige; Fruib Hope, 74 nsdale, ' 11iJc; nills, 1037e; Pep- 1611, 1205 Pep- 21e: Pepperell, 3 Canton, 44, Wam v dress, Sl Trcks—Lewiston, s ., 12 14¢ Thorndyke Thorndyke ston, river, PN, horndy ke, 14, : Cordis, No. 5, DENIMS Beaver Creck Bl 10c Raftsman, 20c: Gosce Maple City, 80 i C H No.1 3 cehier, No. ‘2, . Anawa a'XC, 24, 15 ain, 1\, HAL, ! 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Tho Famous Albert Lea Route Ta the favorite between Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Kaneas City and Minneapolis and 8t Paul. Its Watertown branch traverses tho great ‘*WHKEAT ANlD DAIRY BELT" of Northorn Town, Southwostern Minnesota, and Ecet Central Dakota to Watortown, Spirit Lake, Bicux Falls and many otiier towns and citias. The bhort, Lino via Senoca and Karkakes offers cilitios to travel to and from Indian- lis, Cincinnati and other Southern points. o ‘ickets, Maps, Folders, or desired informe- ti0a, upyly et any Coupon Ticket Offico o nddress E.ST.JONN, I'.A. HOLBROOK, Gen'l 2 Qen'l Tht. & P en') Monager, o g8 'ass. Agi Neraska National Bauk, DETOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, i 250,000 50,000 Paid Up Surplus. H. W. Y a1 LEwis A W. V. Mons| W YAk AL B TovzaL Banking Ofllc THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnum Sts, A General Bunking Business Transacted JUSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818 Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. IN ’llll« K ’l‘lAh QUAL l'l‘“‘h oF Durability, Evenness of Point, and Workmanship. Bamplcs for trial of 12 diffurent styles by rete 01 10 centa in stamps, Ask or car: 1¥1SOH, BLAKEMAN & C0,, "*Rraron” SOUTH 0L, L PALMER, N PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., Live Stock Commission Merchants, Ofmce~Rogm 24 Qppasite Exclange Building, Unios »il, on 0.8 McCOY BROS, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Murket furnished free on application. Stockers and feeders fur termy. Kote 8¢ Omie ba National Bank and South Omiabia Natiouai, Union Stock ¥ wrds, South Omuhis. LORIMER,WESTERFIELD & | Live Stock Commission, Room 15, Exchange Building, Union Stoek Bouth Owaba, Neb. TALEXANDER & FITCH, ~ Commision Dealers lll Live Sock, Exchauge Building, Union Stock S0uth Ginatia, Neb, ION STOCK YARDS CO., 0f Omaba, Limited. Joha F'.Boyd, Buperiutendent. Crockery and Glassware. S WL W R GHITY Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimueys, Ete, tinn 317 8. 15th 5t., Omulia, Lraska. PLR:(le GATLH & LAUMAN, Cregiery, Glasware, Langs, Siverware Kte, 1514 Farnal St New axt Commission and Storago. " RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Herchants, Speciuitics® Mutter, Fups, o, Poultry, Game, 1112 Howard Street, Omaha, GEO. SCHROECER & CO., Buccessors to Meshane & Schroeder.) Produce Commission and Cold Storage. Owaba, Nebraska. FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS. Gram a GB jeral Commision co solicited. 1014 North 10¢h HA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., Jahanrs of Hard and Soft Coal. outh 13th Street, Omaha, Nebraskn. J.J. JOHNSON & CO. Manufacturers of Ilinois White Lime, And shippers of Conl, Coke, Coment, Plaster, Lie, Drain Tle, and Sewer Pipe. Ofice. Paxton Hotel, ephione S11. NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Coke, ush Oma Bry Goods and Hotions. M. E SMITH & CO., s Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions. PATRICK-K c;zrfil ;n‘v‘:t;n(;;sa Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 11th and Iainey N EY & STONE, WhfllGSEIE‘DBHABl‘S in Furniture, t. Omaha, Nebraske, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furnitire Omuba, Nebrasks. crocnfle ""PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO. Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, i M;EJ:D‘IE;{":D‘Y":MM Neb. Wholesale Grocers, 1 (i and Leavenworth Strects, Oimalia, Nebraske., LEE, A WARE COMPANY, Wholesale Hardware, Cutlery, Tin Plate, Metals, Sheet Iron, ete, Agents for Tlowe Beale Miumi Powder and I HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and SLfl]fl Repir Shop. Mechanics' Tools und Buffa) 14605 Douglas Btreot, Omah, RECTOR, WILHELMY & co., Whalesale Hirdwarg 10th wnd Harney Sta., Omahs, for Austin Powder Co., Jé T Fuirbanks Stinaurd Beales " MARKS BROS. SADDLERY co, Wholesale Manutacturers of Saddlery & Jabbers of Saddiery Hardware And Leatber. 103, 1405 and 107 Haroey St., Omabs, Nebrask, tern Agents W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Stec), Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hardware, Lumber, Ete. wud 1211 Harney Btreef, Omabia. 120 “Mats, Caps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & C Wlmlesale Hats, Caps and Straw Gouds Ul Biarvias Sdaat Quiake” Neb. Office Fixtures. e TTILE SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING €O Manufact irers of Bank Office and Saioon Fixtures, Siteboards, Book Cages, Drug Vixtures Wall wit Cons. Il ngs, Counters: Beer and Wine & Mirroraete. Factory wod oMee, 1) und 1962 atb it 81, Uwabs. Telepugue LA ONARAJOBBERS DRRCTORY. Lumber. o "OMAHA LUMBER co., All Kinds of Bnilding Material at Wholesale 15t1 Street And Uglon Pacifie Track, Omaha LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lamber, Lath, Line, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yards—Corner Tth and Dourlas; Cornet th and Dongias, C. N. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of Limber, 15th and California Stroots, Omaha, Nebraska, “FRED W. GRAY, S Ln'rmfir Lime, Cemext, Ete,, Ele, ner fth l\n] Douglns Sta. Omaha. W. HARVEY LUMBER CG To Dealers Only. Offiee, 140 Farnam Streot, Omaha JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Btc, oot oy dmerisan ortonl, Comeny sate CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 0th and Dot Millinery and Notions, 1. OBERFELDER & CO. lmuumrs § Jobbers in Millinery & Notions AR, 210 and 212 Sonth 11th Streat ¢ Overal CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO.. Mannfactarers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Ete, 1102an 104 Doue Omaha. NSON NOTION CO. Wholesale Notions and Frnishing Guudfl 43 and 405 8Cuth 10th St., Omaba. ‘CONSOLIDATED TANK Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Ulls Axle Grease, Kte., Omaha, A H. Bishop, Manngee T VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Furnishing Goods. 1106 Harnoy Stroot, Omaha, Paints and Oils. “TCUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesalo Deaters In Paints, 0ils, Window Glass, Etc. 1118 Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb. RPENTER PAFER CO., Wholesale Paner Dealers, Carry a nice stock of Printing. Wrappin Pa, ar._Bpecinl attention givon Lo car i ~ Paper Boxes. “JOHN L. WILKIE, Pl oprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory. Nos. 1317 and 1319 Douglas Owaha, Neb ,“,9’9" Doors, Eto. _A. DISBROV' ¢ CO., = oL O Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Tranch bifice, 12h and lzard Streots, Omahi, \eh BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. anufacturers of Sash. Doors, Blinds, “uldings, Stair Work and. Interior Tiam Wood Flog! sa. N.'E. Corner §th und Aworth Slrcets, ~ O Omaha, ; 3 OMAHA PLANING MILL CO.. Niaafacturers of Moulding, Sash, Doorsg And Blinds, Turping. Stalrworks, Tank and Ofco ny .2l ued Popyleton Avonue. | e _Printers’ M 1 WESTERN NEWSPAPER Auxiliary Plb‘lisnsrs, Dvalers in Type, Presacs an ters’ Supplios. Soi:th 120k Ktre ubia. N, o HA RUBBER CO., Mannfacmrm and Dealers in Rubber Guuds il Clothing and Lesther Belting. 105 Farnam Stroety Pumnn E(o- “A.L.STRANG CO Pumps, Pipes aud Engines. dteam, Water, Railway and Mlnllu{ Supplics, Bt 20,57 w24 Marnam Srect Omaba. CHUHCHILL PUMP CO Wholsale Paups, Pipe, Fittings, Hontm and Water Bupplles.. Hesdunriars f0r Mak Foort & 1i1 Furnam St., Omali i) u. 5 WIND ENGINE & PUM. Steam and Water Supplics, Sleam Fltflnss, BROWNELL & CO., Fngincs, Boilers and General Mflchinsll‘x}l 8heetIron Work Steam Puinps, Saw MiNs. 1213 Leavenworth Strect, Omnh PHIL. TIMMEL&(-O Wholesale Farm, Field and Gardeu Saeds 911 and 91 onon Seract Omaba; 8torage, Forwarding & commlsnlnn' ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO,, Storage, Forwarding and Commission, Branch haude of the Hemney Bugky Co. Buggles s rotai, 1 ‘Ilm llleurdnhruou“ w,,,?,'““k" Stacks, Bollerq. Elc H. K. SAWYER, Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Slflfl(& Britc Ik and ui Boiler Repatring. 1l dge Stréot, Oralin, Neb 3 Growers. g STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Browers, orth Eigthtoeuth Strect, Omuha. Cornice, “EAG ORNICE WORK Mannfacture Galvanized Tron and Cornice Joun Epeneter, Proprietor. 20 Dodge and 105 and 10§ NorUh 1 Street, Oniha, Iron Works. BN STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & son, Fiop's. Manufacturers of all kinds Steam Boilers, Tanss and Sheet Inon Wnr! Works fouth 200 and B. & M. Crossin PAXTON & VIERLING TRON WORK Wmuzm and Gasl Tron Building Wurk. Enginos, Rrast Work Goneral Foundey, Magline and Blucksmith W 1‘x iMice and Works, U. &, Iy, wnd 17 TTOMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wirg and Iron Railings Dosk Hatls, Window Guards, Flower Stsnds. Wirs Figns. Ete. 12} North 106h St b "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS. Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes Vaults, Jail Work, Iron and Wire Fencing, Signs. Bte, . Andreen, Prop's Cor. 1ith and Jackson Sis. CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKH Tron and Wire Pences, Railings, Guardg s residences. elos Machinery sud ‘MEAGHER & LEACH, Pkrc and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Goners) Agents £ Dag 1a Sute & Lock Cos Wallts and VIl Work, WIS Furuai Street, Omika,