Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE Wheat Improves in Spite of Ham- | mering By Hutchinson. CORN ALSO RULES STRONGER. | Oats Quict, But SteadyProvisions | Regain Tuesday's Lost Ground— Cartle h at Fol —Hogs Still A mer Prices CHICAGO PRODU Ciicaco, July 15,—[Spe legram to Tnr Be Wheat cables were strone again L and unlike yesterday's messages they braught buying orders. Nearly all forc houses had a string of orders ull ru way. A reduction of 1,250,000 ¢ amount ou passage was wmentioncd in board's early cable. That gave the buils courage on the curb and August was bid up 10 80}, The regular opening was Se for both August and September. There was good general buying at the start and scalpers got up in anticipation of a sharp rally, York filled up the crowd and Huteh 80 a free Itwusa common report that Hutchinson had sold 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 calls yesterday after noon around S0, and that he didn't § 1o let himself be called if he conld | nt it This is one of the things that can’t be proved, of course, but nobody could be found on the floor who had any doubt us to the truthful ness of the story. Certain it is that every time wheat poked its head above S0¢ Huteh- inson's wer to hammer it Buying the ten days f foreign has a ood deal MARKET. n e shiels 1 the | the | | ev there past absorbed for all ors during accouit of wheat and there is active exp for cash wheat in this markets. The local stock of wheat is being priveti doff the market by carricrs people, aud it is also difficult to A at Duluth cipts of new wiieat av St. Loais and Baltimore are moderate and that arriving n St Louis is of inferior qual timor receipts grade well and go v come in. Baltimore cents a bushel too seaboard markets, northwest are con news from there is prospect was never But this is now nd the reports of rust weather s Lo be improving some, but for- undergone It is still bullish. The local feeling is of the same tenor, but trade is still nar; 1tis of & dog day ' character. Har vest prospects in Michigan uare greatly im vroved of late and are yet “on the mend’” e cording to all accounts e alumity that threatened to overtake — Michi wheat seems to_have been in o preat measure averted. No special improvement. is h in other of the “da districts runge of the market to- August, @she for smber, with average rer the top thun the bottom market has a strong undertone and closed 1y better than yesterda) The volume of lurger thun _yesterday consid d a better spirit prevailed on deliveries rt and inqu other 20 is spared with m the rule ti that the better varied b abroad sc eign spec no change. ket was strong all day, higher than yeste Kession, The opening wi from yesterday's closing ru advanced from 46c to experiencing a_simila guin was due to covi , ruting uy wost of the small shrink- . August other months miprovement. The ing by shorts and it several boats d with vorn, of which no re s by shippers or agents. lie amount of this corn was variously esti mated at from 310,000 to 500,000 bushels, much of which is ex d to show up in to. morrow's returns of the inspection depart ment. It was also quietly given out that ieddes, Warren, Dunn, Baker and Hutchinson are and have been ship- ping out arge quantities of corn on dircet export orders, Hutehinson was i couspicuous buyer of August and Sep tember corn, us was Cudaty. The general crowd was also buying on a scale of some liberality. The volume of trade was quite generous Oats were devoid of inferest, ruling quict and practically steady on near futures, while longer months were b @'ye lower. The at- tendance of speculators ‘was not large and there were uo outside features worthy of mention. Transactions were again con- fined within narrow limits, aue to a ‘“‘short” interest in July. This month was relatively firmer than the others, although it opencd 1 point lower than yesterdav's close and ruled nearly steaay around 8le, with August at 25% @25%Cc and September 2sie. No new oats of any consequence have arrived and cash No. 2 in store was equally steady at hno special demand, while trading recovered yester day’s lost ground and the sentiment of trade was upquestionably bullish. Licht market g of hogs, combined with a good casn_ de. mand for the product, has worked a radical ige in feeling. The shorts have become anxious to reduce their outstanding lines o is f market was ulso by the nuprove 1 bears. wmore or ment witnessed in grai ctually establish tge and in short ribs 10 CHICAGO LIVE §10C Cmicaco, July 18.—[Special Tug Bee.|—Carrie—Both loc buyers were in good attendanc seneral market for beef ca ght alteration from Tuesday tgrades were reported common to fair grades weak, Th ofterines was botter, t ing a larger proportion of good natives on sale. Choice to extra be 1450 to 1600 1bs, $5.000@, medium to good steers, 1550 to 1500 1bs, @B.Y0; 1200 to 1350 1hs, $4.7 to 1200 1bs, $4.1501.70; ors quiet at WaB.85; cows, and mixed at $1. bulk, 250 slop fed, Texas unehanged ; 1050 3.0 (@110 M to W0 T00 1bs, §2.00002.80; \ rangers. nrm F4 0@ A0 cows, 81 Business was ag upturn of about a nickle, £0.0000,10, on ever, outside price. Test mixed sold at &5 8D & and common Light sorts shaped up to ay 100 1hs cost £ 00@5. 95, Underwood & were buyers of £.10 hogs and g s yiug th host pr in 1588 ud for that matter the firm has bought the Dest and paid the highest prices during the year so far, Telegram to al and outside today. T reseated but as quota firm and quality of a stockers and i @300 cattle, 1bs., 600 1 » with an- best heavy lot, how- FINANCIAL, New Yonrk, July gram to Tue Bre) in Wall street was 18— cial Tele Srocks—The fecling more muddled thun MARKETS. |5 at any time within days. The Avmour party are sad to have unloaded from 75,000 to 100,000 shares of St. Paul. Nat Joues and his follow- ers have a pool which is expected to unload in o day or two. London was & good seller of St. Paul and during the morning disposed of 6,000 shares. Stock appears to bo readily absorbed, and it is this mysterious absor that puzzles traders. Commussion houses, us a rule, are bullish, and advise purchascs on ine, as they think the market will broaden and gradually work to a higher Northern Paclfics are attracting in- ased attention. A new third mort 500,000 was subscribed for ten tin. in Herlin at 90. There has ulso b buying for election purposes have taken hold of Pullman and advanced it i points w0 163 The Vanderbilts were said to bave left Now England and to have #ecured control of the Poughkeepsio bridge, The report affected stock very little, as it held within & range of . Hroad street houses biave bought Missouri Pacific freely for Gould, and be is said to have secured a week or ten Voston parties Rich siders, and b but reacted and Tl fe 1 its st ay markot stocks talk f L ma Th Pullinan, * orthern Pacific wer < on Ore ington, T'he s X0 S uly ud 20,1 on 1 on Bur England inc cifie, R nir ouey was 1 VRIS MEN 1% dull but steady YRSTERDAY'S G rn on St the west W s werd g worn ) shares. raof St. Pau fie plad and \dy than supy Ot arge bu, wnd durin ne, and sa ster. iod with | r's who were M m fon, Lake 8 wloady, 1 I'ransco Paui, W I OTATIONS, (10 profor + St Paul & Omalia 15 finois Central Y LW, 213/ Un! nsas & Texis ouri Pa MoNEY 08 Carn closed offer Puive M cent, STERLING Noe—1 $4.50% for sixty day biils o pre fon | ssions | o S n X on san iri hore + de sntal, on New 1 shaves, Pa nion, New i per cent, Paren—4@t; ull nd & for de PRODUCE MARKETS, Ciieaco, —Wh At Corn Septe Oats Scptem| Rye Barley—No tr; Timothy—No tr Flax—No tradin Whisky—$1.20. Pork cashand July 18 81 ding. ling. Steady : cash, 85, 1 September, 88,40, lour Bulk Mcats clear, §.2) Shoulders anged ; gr (@5 heavy green salted 5 salted, bu undcake, re young Americ Flour, bbls. .. Wheat bu, i rn, bu il ew York, exports, 16,1005 "¢ ble and :. No Aug Dts, 2,000% e ions cheddars eat r steady at nand, t, 47 1-16¢; August, August, Quict and unchang 6, short ribs, en 4 dry solid e per b, £13.453 August, 8.5 alted calf, 414 lightier o 3 Hint, ¢ cachy dry packed, and flats, S3¢ Shipments. 14,000 L IS000 30,000 active st xport @le, ¢ deli Uuh Rec e white Kid sred ) we dull 0, options 10@25 points lower, closing st uly, §1 cpt smber, Petroleum—United Eygs -Steidy 3 mess qua for oldd; &13.75@15.00 for n d @~ 5), Dull and weak; weste (@ 11.30 $0.900010.00 265,000 July 18.—Wheat—Receints, nd higl uly August, ed strong at Sige, oted at §14. e 1, 160018, 5w 15.00 Higher; western steam, spot, 85,4734 Butter—Steady on fancy; others dull and sier; TOI@~0c; A\u:u:cl. Corn—Higher; ¢ igher at § Lard—Nominally highel Whisly—8L. 14, Butter—Steady; cream New lar; mi Outs July ; yello Products “Corn—Quict Oats ~Dull Rye- Dal Barley— Pirm; Provisions 2414, Exvited and highe Ohio flat, 7@ Wheat—Higher; cash, August, 3ve ery, 18 W Corn—I No. 2, 45 and firm ~Wheat — T mber, 623 white, ¥ and Cincinnati, July 18.—Whisl apotis, July 13 cars; I h ‘vd Y, Augu s 1 nort August, 10g0: on_track, northern, ¢ track, ot i Liverpool, July 18 demand fair; holders off ifornia, No.1, tis & otis westerh, spring per cental Corn--Du lower LIVE ST ' ),000; $1.150 6, and wixed, $1.55 natives and haif-bi Hows —Receipts, 12,000 natives, Texans, # r 100 1bs, Stock Y. Cattie market 20@5.90; L $4.A0@D 80 Shipents, 42 cr and winter, ¢ -\ s st, her August, derately 104 per 87 centa new YR @ Drovers' marke: cows, attle, 1 mar, wd 104 ards, Rec tirm; fair to g butchers’ and feeders, o0, Receipts, 1 ; choice heavy ai in Kansas City. July 1 10,000 shipments, none; pood to choice ru-fed, 1o medium, §3. 2.00004.00] stockers u #1.40@3.00., g8-—Receipts, 17,0005 ve and stron 8.0 0 nd butch €, $.70 st ve stockers Is shipments, st 166019¢; dary, ork, ) long clear July, dits Nigd mixed, west- Journal and and 1003 lambs, § Cattle—Receipts, ul active; ) cominon feeding stecrs, #1, shipments, 5,807 skips and pigs, §5.005,00, OMAHA LIV STOUK. * Carttle, Wednesdu Prices on good fut with u liberal uum nOL Wanting many market was rather qui made brought full, steady : unch Huyer cousequor What sules prices. common to choice, § uly 18, 1838, were The market opened from a shade to de bigler, with bearly 6,000 head on sale, es- 'l'lIL O\IAHA DAIL\ Jattle. . Hogs Sheep. | ce to fancy mon to ¢ rtoct | Fair to choi | Fairto cuoice itepre No, 2e0ws, ., 10 cows N cows 18 o heavy with yester rrivals sol re inns eric tablo grades W bulls R of of stock 1300 to 1500 1bs 110 to 1300 1hs irs, 400 to 1050 1bs | mon to good cows cetved but not pricas pail in men- (w540 w475 @300 3,25 @300 .40 4.50 0 00 ntanve Salos. CATTLE. ackers Purchases. ling buyc Armour C P Co. LS. Morris quires & H. North & Co Halstead & Co. .. Brainard Bros G. V. Whittake A. Sprin Gibbs & W, Lambery Doud.. on this w for the cor J. R Re a load of he that of yesterday J. Buekley, John Lty with a load of ¢ M. Killner, A by 1 10 look over Abie, Neb, Joe Camerd loads of to-day. A. Sutton, good b and ¢ 1. Bade, at Niobrara, N ads of fec Joe Bliss, Howells, b Mossrs. Bell & den with fourtecn hundles BSwift killed the week ever in the same Killea nearl, head culves, beside sev Juke for the Chicago mann’s place unti e ilroud he in Chicugo run in just ty run made, The & Northwestern twenty hours u Fruits are very Southern quart Bracks qts, Brack Raspn berries, §1.50@1 Cherse Pora bushel. PovLTRy live ehicke chickens, §3.00@ STiING BEANs PoMATOES— Per LRN P8 WATERMELONS ~ cherric RRIES No Showing the numbe d, of Mc and J mond, were here to-day with a Gibson & Pratt, Lobmann, cattle 0rro it to his old home rwill retus her howe for a tim 1 msistin at s o'clock p. 1 6 p. m, on T mnty-two hours, the second best Torm fastest time on vecord. OMAHA WHOLE l’rmlum- 3 commd fresh, lie alifornia RIES Full er s—New @30c pe of he 5 bought by the s on to-day’s market: Hammond & Co o Highest and Lowest. The following are the prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hogs st and lowest 400 @i 67 45) o4 6 405 @l 400t 85 Stock Notes, Hogs opencd higher, 4, came in to-day with The hog market closed about steady with of Stromsburg, was here to-day wit a load of iiogs. b, was liere arketed a load of hogs at the top price cane the busin 133 down 55 John Brown, of the firm of , wis here with hogs, Inkster, from Nio ang & Co., of Lay- shipwent of of Clarks, marketed t s at etor of the *b., was here to-day day of Melntosh & mau, was here with one load packing 1T, C. F ominent’ shippers, itors at the yards t Rankin cay loads of e largest ngth of cral w for All 1 with Liar he tlyc cov d ten AL carce. wmount of stock number htered by on ti two thousand and one hundred hundred buyer 3o, will tal returns. A stock train on tne Chica, hany, the top price tton, Chap. hoof hogs house with six L of were vis. from Til s firm of cattle house ne. The firm heep and for Swift, Pa., on His eldest this buyer . Lob. nd ur Mr ) & Northwest of fifteen loads, | fonday and landed esd; the minutes, being the creamery u pe s, §1 $1.00a@1.25 per case prades, and| $1.22@1.75 of 16 qts. n, 1345¢. home growth, 60 0@ e per bu, crate m $15.00@ wl per 00 in the t making the 1 the Chicago distance in MA ETS, Fraits, Kt Wednesaay, s undled. July 16, arriving in Butter roll, 19@ choice country e, drawer red rasp per market ; doz.; spring Be@#.00. per 100, Puans—Califoruia, §.00@3.50 per box. £ BE Calif W per s 2 per box; Wi 25 per by [ o, €1 or hunch ; LEMoNs OiaNiEs £06.(0018,00 per t Messi ALPLES—$2,00 Croewr—Michigan, California pear cider Con CARKOTS 75 1 ~Cho a boans 5 per pot EY —14(d 1t strained honey BEEswax—Choice 1@ he Young wl0tges full ¢ cream fats, H@d cheddars, by pound pound yeliow, 2@ frames; i se i dark America ¢ 43 200d to choice skimmed {skimmed flats, G5! 5. Grocers List. Revised prices are as follows Broaise—Stark A, scamles, e Amos. amless, 1750 Lewist A, seamless, burlups, 4 gunuies, nut and small Rock Spring, steam coul, $1.75 0 ; cut’ loafs, Si@ Oysters, No, 2 Standard, strawberrics, 2 1bs, pe raspberries, 2 1bs., pe California pe cots, per ca ‘hes, pe cherrics plumns, pe ries, 2 1bs, pe L powdered,'s £1.200 w2 A0y pine apples, 1lb. s berrie 1h goose- string T Duiko Frerrs 1he; Figs, in boxes, per 1b, 130 ; dates, in per box, B 2.50} Cali sondon or raisin: Lalaga loose raisins, & Valencia raisins, per 1, 1 loose muscatels, per box uin London layer raisins, «d clicrries, per plums, e ries, per b, 1b, @il evaporated apples, ic; California sun dricd peaches, 1 Califorma unpa 8 15@iSe; evam ots, 18@0e; Zantee currants, Turkish' prunes, 43{c; citron, 2022 Frsni—California salmon, per bbl, 16,000 18.00¢ halibut, per 1b, 1 white fish, per 15-bbl, s white 1, per 14-bb ); trout, per }-bbl, led horri :new Holland b i, s Bay split herring, | abrador herring, | X cod, por 1t n Bank cod, per 1b, new Jesa 0od, b family mackerel, 15-bbl, nackerel, No. 1 1 £9.053 smolk , per box, $1.60. TOBACCO ey Smoki box California’ pitte dried blackbe L 1201 ave; dre dric Gige bbl, g1t Plug, 20 166 5ie. per b, Tiioe @ses el Iron n per ke XETe non 52103 steel 205 wire nails, per mmon 1o f. good to faucy 01 10 200 choice to fancey, 40@hie mon to medium, 15@25; Japan, fancy, 30@4ae; Golong, common to e Qolong, choice 16 fancy, 5017 ial,” common to medium, 25@e; v, 40 Almonds, H@lse; filberts, 9@ 10cs Inuts, 10@12c; peeans, 78, @ Deanuts, 01, @sige. —Medium, in bbls, .00; do in half . %5503 small, in 'bbls, £5.00; do in half bbls, $4.00% gherkins, in bbls, $3.00; do in half bbls, 450, Crackers—h19e per 1b; assorted culkies, per Ib. IArLE St akes, Li@l4e per 1b; pure maple wul. Broows- T Imperial, ; parlor, , £2.00; D : 3 blusting, kews, §2.15 fuses, 100 ft, K ReFixeD L orc Ib round, 1010 pasils, 875¢; 5 LS1{e; 4000 square OvIsIoNs bacon, 101 @10 Hams, iils, per No. 1 doz., washboards, Queen_wastiboards, assorted bowls, $ 1 churus, s050: No. 2 churns, 50; butter tubs, $1.70} nest fancy Nor AND' Mobas centrit Ricr City harn per Ib, wy per b veal per Ib, 6 sole per 1 1bs, ¥ e ; ol lar, T 16e; Bufls ; Oak leather slau 1s0lc per 1b, 3 Kip heavy 1b, untry har. kip meditim per 1by ¢; Chic cali 180 G0 upper per foot, col. ! ner 1b, per b, upper pe i kip Al 1, R0,00005.50 3 French neh calf 20 ness, per b, 0; _city dozen 106 1.5 Fr boots _and sha ; Bay State, di v, dis 403 per cent; G per cent Boston, dis 40 40010 per cent; sdyear, dis 40@d Metals and Tinne ock. i tin plate, sley planishing pipe, Gic; sheet Russia_iron, 13¢ Russia e, &3.003 sheathing coppy conpe tinned, 18t tinned, lead carboy, 626065 powder 1, 3¢ alum, per Ib, $',¢; ammonia, carbon ate, per Ib, 1hc: arrowroot, Bermudu, per 1b, 40c: balsalm, Copabia, per 1b, Gde; bo d, per Ib, omel, Am.. per 1b, cassia buds. b, 153 chlorofort sublimate, per b, oxalic, per : gumn arabic asufwtida, per b, 1b, #2¢; gum opium, sublimated, per 1b, short, per | 3 senni Morphia, su 18c: gum e 1h, #2.60 La Alex., per lb, white rfection, Liigei 1502 water white rdine, 5, W. Va, 1 gine. amber o2 D len engin golden engine, 15 astor-machine hoy summer ylinder, 40¢; amber THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1885 lard ", oil, utine, 800 450: meats neatsfoot 50c¢; banks, bleached, Soc Bic: linseed, : ber pure, neats, straits, 45¢; wi mot pepp 1b, §2.25; olive, Potass bromide £.00; Quinia sulph, per oz, { canary, per 1b, 5c: soap, Cast per Ib, S@i0e: soap, Castile, whit 1960150, spirits nitre, sweet, pe steychnia crystals, #1 o7, B0 B per 1b, malagu, per per 1b, 45¢; Tod 1b, e, mottled per_1b, B e, rod or_cont dis, Numeless, 40, Dry ¢ Cotroy Frasse Bige: CC, 7 RX, 18¢; R, No. 60, 1 No. 3, colored, Bristol, 13 et 10k i, 1 \ Bib 19¢4 colored, 1, Sc; Ger 13, cased, § Atlanti 4 Beauty, 2ige; Boone, Prixts—Solid 3 Berlin oil, 61, 1 JEANS Conestoga, 6 3 York, & ndike OO, Thorndike XX, Cordis No. 4, 11¢, Dexivs - Amoskeaz, 9 oz, 1645c; | X T + Haymaker, 8 Jaffrey XXX Croek 1313, Memorial, 1 iges He ottswold, evens e ;Dakota, Leaming Stevens' B, Stevens A Stevens' fable oil clot ¢ ; Dado Holland, Raftsmen,2)c MisCELLANEOUS plain Holland, & I ¢} Clear Lake, AnyELs—White (G e 18 H, Yt Queche 1d Hobe Blu jold, 7e3 Arnold O ntury, ge; Arnold A, 12¢; Arnold Ze, Whitt cuandidre CAvenics ard, be; Peac COMFORTERS. BrLANKETs—WHhite, 1,000 8.0, Buracien “E1L.00@r.50; colored, SueTiNG ~Berk cambric, No. 60, 9% 00, 47, 8lgcs Bost Yet, 44, (3, tabot, Thge s Farwy Frot of Loom, ;i ( G, 6es T King Philip bric, 11e; cambric, Lonsdale, York mills, Pepperell, perell, 46-in, Pepperell] 11, 84 perell, 94, 104, 44, She gc; Wimsiitt Brown she Buntic H, 44 lantie P, 44, C, 44, b LL, 14, renee LL, 44, Peppercll 1t hutter cloth, | half bleached, Pepp ».-m..-r.-n. nton, 4-4, Villey, ing—Atlintic A, 44, Atlantic D] 4-4, wrora LL, 44 XXX, 44, w Head, 44, Old_ Dbminion, 44, § 44, Gie 1 Red, C in, 18¢: H A F West Point’ ) in, 12 0z, 1503 West Point <, Caiedonia X, 9'¢c; Cal- cdonia XX, 10} onomy, Ye; Otis, U¢. i Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS 12,148 e, i 18 ££/20 £22 f224 £t 7019 0019 0020 00 21 (0 1900 21 W21 b 0 19 (0 0 0019 00 1001 A . . B0 10 0 10 o2 Add 50 cents per 1,1 for rough joist. BoALI No. 1 com, s 18 §18.00 | No. 3 com, s 18 $15.00 No. 8eom,sle 1 No 4 com, £18 12,50 Add 50 cents per 1,000 for rough. FENCING, 2and 14 ft, rough 16 1t, 2 and 14 ff, 16 £ty .1, 4 aud 6 in, .£20.00 nix A12 14 & 16 1t B CEILIN { in white AND PARTITIO 1st com, ar 3 in Norway pine ce 2d com % in 8 FLOC A6 fn white pin Do %) RIN (sel. teneing).... x inch drop siding 50c per 1,000 extra. STOCK NOAKDS. A 1200, 818, .845.00 | C, 12 B, 12in s 1s 30,00 No. 1 com, 12 i, s 18,12 1t No. 1¢ inis1s L4ft... No. 1con, 12 in, 5 15, 16 ft No. 1 com, 13 in, 818, 10, 18 and N u, 12 in, 8 18, 10, 15 and iny s 1s 12und 14 ft.. 2 in, 8 18, 16 ft rrooved roofing $14 Lourds same length oved ng same price stock bourds. M. more thi as 12 SIIP LAR, 1 plain, $ and 10 i 0.2 plain, S and 10 in. No.10. G, 8 in. Star 4 in floor 18t and 2d, el Clear % in ¢ tear iling « 4 1 partition Clear % in |nl!mn £ aboy Clear fimsh, 1 and 11 in, s Cl and 2in, s O eiling, 4 in « ellow pine casing and bas, POPLAK LUMBER poplar bx bds, /G n 82 s ... SR 4 in pancl, s cor'ga’td ceili L TUBING, PICKE BATTEN 0. G. Batts, 2 0. G. Batts, Wi PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., Live Stock CGH]II]ISSIDH Merchants, Oftice - Room 24, Opy ding, tock Yard McCOY BROS., LIVG M[]Gl( Commission Merchants, ication. Stockers and Reterences: Omie outh Omatia Nutionsi, Uniou abi, LMORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission, Exchunge Building, Uniou Stock Yards, Houth Omubin, Ne ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commision Dealers in Live Sock. 2com 2, Opposite Exchange Bullding, Union Stoek Yards, South Owaba, Neb, UNION STOCK YARDS CO. 0f Omaha, Limited. doa ¥ Boxd, Buveristendent. Bank o . South O Koom 15, OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY __Agricuiturar 1ipiements CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural lmplements, Waguus Carriages and Buggies Jones Street. between 94h and 100, Owabia, N . LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages Mugkles, Ete. Wholesale. Omaha, Nebraska, “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, Wholesale Denlers 1o Agricultural Implements, Wagons & Buggics 01, 9, 806 wnd W7 Jones Straet, Omalia P. P. MAST & CO., Manufactarers of Buckeye Drills, Seeders, Cultivators, Fay Rakes, Cider Mil's and Luban Pul verirers. Cor. ith aud Nichio/as Streets. WINONA IMPL MENT CO Agriculturel Imnlemems Wazuns&Buwns Corner 14th and Niche OMAHA BRANCIL F. SEIBERLING & CO., Akron, Ohio. 13 M‘lG]lllll‘l‘Y and Binder Twine. Men vonworth st Omaha. MULINE.MXLBURN&hT()DDARDLo Wago 5, Bugg es, Rakes, PI Cor. Bthand Vacine J Harvesti woB strouts, Omah Artisis' Matorials. A HOSPE, Jr., H"iI(F n]S, Pianos an 1515 D 1. Omaha, Net Antists’ Booksellers and Statio Successorato A Buukscll Flue Wedding Stat Kenyon & 1 il Stationer Commercial Stationery reat. Onialin, Neb., Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO.. (Successors to 1leed, Jones & C0.) Wholesale Mannfacturers of Boots and Stoes Akents for Noston Rubber Shoe Co. 1102, 104 & L% Imrm-) St Ouiba. Nebruak W. V. MORSE & CO.. Juhpfrs f Boots and Shacs, Omalia Manutactory, Sum: mer St Bston Coffoes, Spices, Etc. "CLARKE COFFEE CO., G Coffes and Epico Mills, Teas, C(]ITGCS Spices, Baking Powder, Flavori) aundty Bive, Inks, Etc. 1i¢ vet, Omaba, Nebraskn. cmokery and Classwar T W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, | . Eto, O co, 317 8. 1th S, Owaha, Nebrask, PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Tmvoriers aud Jovboers of Crosiery, Giasswam, Las, Sivorware 1914 Farnam St New Paxton Building. ~ Commission and Storage. " " RIDDELL & RIDDELL. ants, stUF?E(} and CU]!II]\IS“ o Mere Speciaitios or " 111- e ~um tr Omalia, GEO. SCHROELER & CO. Successors to Meshune & Schroeder Produce Commission and Coid Sni‘agfl. Owaha, Nebraska. Ss. FREDERICK J. FAIRBERA Wholesals mision North Lith Plnn , Feed, Grain a.xd G i Coal, Coke and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO. Juhbnrs of Hard and Soft Coal. uth 13th Street, Omuhn, Nebraska. J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Mmu“aumms Df Lime, Aoter, Lime, A riny l‘N_l-fta'RA KA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 1ith St Omuha, " Dry Goods and Notions. M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notiozs, 1102 and 1104 Dougias, Cor. 11th £t,, Omaha, Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Impoers e Jobhrs i Dry Gools,Notos Geats' Furnishine ¢ Furniture. T TBEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealors in Furniture, Furnam Street, Omali, Nebraska, CHARLES SHIVERICK, = Furuiture Omha, Nebraskn Croceries. % PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., .\A Whnlcsan Groceries and Provisions, 07,700 mrid 711 8. 101k St., Omaha, Neb, McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Gracers, nd Lenvenworth Stroots, Omalin, Nebraska. Hardware. E, ANUREESE RiE'C UMI‘/\I\Y (ware, Clmfiry, Tin Pla Aszents tor Towe Scal d Lyuiun Barbed wire, Nebraska, LEE, CLAHK WA Wholsaie Har Metals, Sheet | Mianii Pow HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders’ Hardware and Scale Repair Shop. Mechauics' Tools and Butiilo Scalos. 1406 Douglut Btreet, Omahn, Nebruskn. RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., WIJ lf’SH 6 Hfil dWHFG MARKS BRU& SADDLERV co, Satdlery & Jovtersof Stidlery Hardwane And Leather. 1403, 14% and 1407 Hurney St, Omaha, Nebraska. Neuvy Nardwam W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel Bprings, Wagon Stock #nd 1211 Harney Stree, Omabia. Hats, Caps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, 107 Haroey Sticet, Owais, Neb. _ Ltumber. OMAHA LUMBER CO. All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale 15t 8 ot and € eific Track, Omaha. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Bie, Yirds, muu b aa Douslas; Corpe: Sl wad Doughs 1 OMATAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Lumber. L AL T Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber. 1ith and CAfornia Streets, Omiah, s FRED W. GhAY, T Lumber, Lime, Cement, Be, Ete Cormer fth and Dougl LOmaha «W. HARVEY LUMBER CO-; To Dealers Only. Offce, 14 Farnam Street Omaha JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc. Imported and_ American Iortiand ¢ t Axent for Milwauk draniic ¢ Quincy W e, State it and K;HAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Mllllnnry“:nd";Yo::o:\:.“hy 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Tporters & Jobbersin Millinery & Notions A% 210 And 212 South 11Eh Strent Wood ¢ Overal! CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Gyarlls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Ete 100 and 108 Dougias Street, Oumhn, N Notions Faia ‘ RUBINS(:N NOTION (_() Wnnlesalq‘ Notins 1 Funising ot Oils g CONSOLIDATED TA '"lsalu Refined and l. bricating Oils. Axle Groase, Ktc., Omubia 1 Rishop, Manager 7 VINVARDthHNE DER, Notions and Gent's Furnishing Goods, 1108 Tarney Stroet, Omalin Offico F.xtu THE SIMMONDS MANUF Manutuct Bank, Office and Sal Manties, Siehonrds, Book Cases Caos Pt N NK LINE CO., ros. ACTURING CO. 0 Fixtures. Drug Fixtures, Paints and Oills. “CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Whole-ale Denters in Paints, 00, Window Glass, B 115 Farnam Stroet, Omaa, R e Papor. CARPENTER PAPER CO le Parer Dealers. of Printing, Wrapping and Writing Bpecinl uttention kiven to car load orders. Paper Boxas. JOHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omaha Paper Box Factory. Noo 17 and 1319 Douglas K, Omahs, Neb, —_— Printers’ Materlals. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, lfll‘y Pail lli] Supplies. 50 _____Rubber Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO, Manofactarers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 9il Clothi ather Belting, 108 Farunm Stre = i - _8ish, Doors, Eto. A. DISBROV ¢ CO., Wholesale Menu® .cturors of SflSh HUGI‘S‘ Blinds and Mouldings h and 1zand Stroots, Omaha, BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. fl]lllffl[)ml'fil‘S of Sash. Doors, Blinds, Work and Interior_Herl Wood Fiok er th und Leaveuworth Streets, lin, Neb. _Steam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A. L. STRANG CO., Pumps, PIDGS and Engines, team, W and Mining Suppli [ rnam Street, Omuh CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pups, Pipe, Filtings, Steam ant Water Suppli Foost & Co's goods. Lora for Mas L, O i "U.S. WIND ENGINE & PUMF Steam and Water Suppliss, alliday Wind Mills. 018 and 90 Farna 1oss, Acting Munuge BROWNELL & CO., Pngmm Boilers and General Machinery, Sheet Iron W Stenm Pamps, Suw Mk frome WOrth Stret on i Secods, PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wholesale Ffl[‘lll Flfid flHfl Garden Seeds il and b, (.O.. Omuba, alin. Storage, Forwarding & Commissiol ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO. Storagg, PGK‘WEN”I" and Conmission, Branch hou Y Bugiey O whoicsale Mowad 112 phone No. OMAHA_ MANUFACTURERS, ___Smoke Stacks, Boilers, Etc. H. K. SAWYER, Manfacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks. Britehiugs, Tanks and Generai Hoiler Ropuir e Streot: Oninhiu, Neb ————Docge Stretomun Neb Brewera. "'STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 Noeth Bigthtcesth Street, Omuha, Mo, ) Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, Jolin Epeneter, Proprietor. g nnd 103 an U T Strovt: inti i fron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & son, Frop's, Manufacturers of uli kinds Steam Boilers, T.n's and Sheet Iron Work Works South 20t and B. & M. Crossing. PANTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wnrk. Engines, Brass Work. General Foundry, Maghine and Blackswith Work. Oitice and We 'y Ky, wnd T1th Stroet, Omah TOMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire aml Tron Railings "OMAHA SAFE and IRQN WOR Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes Vaults, Jail Work, [ron and Wire Fencing, Signs, Kto. G. Andreen, Prop's - Cor. 1ith and Jacksun St CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Tron aud Wire Pences, Railings, Guards 800 Screens, or bariks, 0Mces stores. resideucas, otc, Improved Awnings, Locksmiti Machinery Wiackamita W §03 South 14t TMEAGHER & LEACF Pll‘fl and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Genern) Agents for Dhebold Safe & Lock Co.' Vaults aud Jail Wock, ike b Sirget, Viaaba