Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, ‘Wheat Opens Weak, But Improves Toward the Close. CORN STRONG AND ADVANCING. A Larger Volume of Business in Oats Bulls Lead in Provisions—-Cat- tle Steady—Hogs Active— General Quotatia JOHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Ciesco, July 19.—[Special Telegram to Ak Bee. |1t is probably true that forcien ers generally favor the long side of wheat at this time bullish to investigate extensively, but most of those who are not actively enlisted on that side of the market are sufficiently with the streneth of the situat their short lines and await When our market was bulgi on the prospect of a she wheat in this country, the foreigne to take alurm. Now that the old threatened with a serious crop shor is passing through ason of unfavo weather conditions, we, on this side, ¢ to heed the waruing. ‘I'hat is the 1o et even.” The gentlemun who cut off his nose to have revenge on his face was actuated by @ cours asoning not en tirely dissimilar. There is, however, another reason why domestic markets do not respond to the hardening tendency abroad bulls are suffering from wounds that from tho collapse of the premature boom of lust Ma They attempted to dis count the future too far ahead, just as the bears in corn are discounting brilliant erop prospects for that cereal by hammering all futures down upon bed rock and trying to flatten them out. The wheat bulls o hurt and are still wearing scabs, When the s state of convales- it will be healtnier than if the bulls succceded in maintaining values on the ted plane to which speculation force them. The daily report of the movement of wheat and the actual situation at home aud abroad will control, instead of anticipation and hopes builded on what is likely to tap pen remotely. The local sentiment was be ish at the outsct, and opening pr @".cunder yesterday's closing gust worked down to 79%¢, and December to Slo¢e. The feeling was one of marked de pression, Latep this paye way o a better one, offerings «hmh\in fed and values hard- ened graduall, t going to 80l e, and December to 833 1o market was weak est around the opening and strougest around the close. The close was at a swall advance over yesterday und a full 9g¢ gvove the iu- s‘d«‘ realized, Trade was small the first hulfo“ht- session and of most isfactory volume later in the day. The leading feature of the duy's business wae the widening of the July premium over August to 5 still consideravle short stimated by some as hich s und by other This is Augus it shipments vr wheat, fi was a very strong corn market to- day und prices leftoff about e higher than they did yesterday and a full cent above the opeuing he market, as before noted in these columns, has been in an oversold condition for several days. The shorts were atill buying to not_only buyers but they covered considerable lines, T'he stock of contract corn in tuis city is now down to about the 2,000,000 bushel line and roperty has sifted into the possession of a imited number of holders’ who arc not ANXious to part with it at current prices. Shippers accordingly find sowe troubl o making up loads. One of the re sults of this has been an advance in July corn to a premium of 1@ic above August. There has also been good buying of futures of late by a few strong houses and all these things are disquieting to bear August corn advanced to-day B4 10 45 wnd Soptember from 4 Lake engagements for 110,000 bushels were reported. Exporters with orders have as much difficulty finding freight room us they have in finding corn. Specu- lutive trading was brisk. In oatsit is possible to record a shghtly larger volume of business in speculative circles than during the earlier days of the week, though on the whole the aggre only moderate and confined chiefl local operators. Price changes were unim- portant, ruling nearly steady on near futures with a fendency to eusiness, while M J@lge lower, touching At pr {rices. oats are considered chean proporty though it is yet too early to determine fm‘dmx the new crop. July ovened ower, but soon rallied and exhibite trade at filc, with August at 253, @ October touching 5. A few o cash in store brought Slc, with chiefly by samples. In provisions the bull side was garded with great favo provement lately in the peciully i is, ha public aside from goodfinvestment ana short buying, the market was assisted in the upward ¢, it pursucd by the advance realized in a light run of hogs and another appre in the same. Hogs are now higher any time simee March, 1857, Hutehi wiis claimed, was the largest individual of pork, and Oatsford of “short ribs. as usual, was bought and supported b lish houses. Short lines all around were ma terially reduced, while the condition of af- fairs made professional be caveful and conservative. ‘Irading, as a rule, opened at the day’s lowest prices, and befc tion oceurred pork sold up to 2214, nd short vibs Based on - yesterd 1S the adv ually establishe 15¢ on pork, dwiize on lard and 10¢ on short ribs, rssed n to cover developments, and booming t crop of w resulted than at CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Citteago, July 19.—[Special Tuk Bee |- CATiiE—There w particularly new or interesting in the mari toduy. The demund was fuir with ruling regularly and steady, as compared with Tuesday and Wednesday. There wers few loads of private dry fed steers that sold quick and at as strong figures as this week or last. € had to stand back to the able natives and prime and went out slow and rather easicr th Best native cows and heif Juully us good prices us any day last m fact sold substantlly The stocker and fec trade no new features, veal caives sclling faivly well. The receints were 10,000, - includiy W0 Texans, Choice to extra beeves, #6.00006.25; wedinm to good 1500 Ths, &.00 M3 1200 to 30 to 1200 T stockers and feeders, §2 40w bulls and mixed, £1.50@s.105 slop-ted S0, Texas cattle w prices any time ' and grassy natives lust until the desir- ‘exans were sold, high pr (0@ 240 Hoos—Trade was again active with an other up turn of a strong nickle on all grades, best heavy waking #0515, Mixed sold largely htat 86000610, There w any odds and ends, buyers bein 10 find fault wnd séllers were niore thau ordi- narily independent. PINANCIAL, New Yomk, July 19.—[Special ‘Tele- gram to Tug BEk)-Srocks—The bulk of the gossip in Wall street continues to dwell ou the recent action of Armour, who, with his Chicago friends, engineered the advance m St Paul, Chicago houses are roported as disclaiming any knowledge of Armour's trading, and the story to-day is that he marked out the game through London houses. Most of the 75,000 to 100,000 shares of St. Paul be is eredited with buying were said to have been purchased through London before he sailed for home. When he arrived he began talking as only Armour can talk of the glories of St. Paul. That started the shorts 1o covering and the price was rapidly marked wp b@s points, The bulk of the shorts have | \ i Not all of them are sufficiently | | poor day for the "l ing b been ilpiven in, and the refusal of Armour to talk yest 1 bis remark that h dor i talking two seeks ago,” ave regarded as sirnifying that he had unloaded. . Bateman, s fougl advance all along, wve to borrow money to pay its interest and likened it as tank. The selling of London yesterday was believed to be for a pool. To-day the market was full of stocks and St. Paul dropped below %0c. The rest of the market, excepting New und, which o od ' on the strong buying, wus weak and declines extended to 14, the lutter being on Rock Island. North western broke of its going to who the company would unto a 0 before it touches 10% chances, liowever, are against them fell below 110 to-day. Loudon and B parties bought Norfolk & Western preferred, but it declined 3. Al every which bull pointers were given out weak ened, and, taking it on the whole, it was Most of the 1 room traders have turned bear Wl osay t cven should Judee Brewer's decis the railroads, the wdvanee, 18 mos bulls Tiils ben ¢ ted. T 15 of the lar wanna and Delaware & Huds: lieve that they are too high was also observed The market re hour and closing s fuir realiz ka. 18 they be: thing o on in- Gould stocks, oI mamed easy during the iast s on 4 quantity of stocks s at almost inside fizures recorded declines extending to 1 Island was the leader. St Northwestern & Lake Shore 1, R Lackawanna %, Louisville & Nashy Pullman 1';, Western Union The were England, 1 on cotton oilsy The total sales we 00 St. Paul, 10,600 Lack- aling, 13,400 New Eng we and ¢ points 14 on N¢ Erie. s, includin, GOVERNMENTS dull but steady. Gove t bonds were 1164 N Y. Contral i3 DL & k Island M. & S 1Y {0 profeired o St Panl & Omaba Tiinots Central dopreferred L, 0. & W. 1 Union Dacitic Kinas & ek 1 W S Log b do prot i ¢ per cent, closed offered at 11, ne PiuMe MERCANTILE cepe. SrenLiyG Bxeavee—Dull and steady .56/ for sixty duy bills; $1.881; for dewin PRODUCE MARKETS, —Wheat~Firmer: 1 September, 970 August, PaPER—4@O}] per cash, Onts—Stend, September, ) Flax Whisky Septemb. . $1.09, and August, .35 cash £15.00; August, No. 1, and cake, e per L. “Chicese—Trinn: full eroam chedd fees flats, 8L@sige; young Ame § Eggs—Firm; fresh 4@ Shipments, Flour, bbls, 10.009 ‘Wheat bu Corn, bu. Oats, bu. Rye, bu Barley, bu New York, Ju none; exports, 49,00 ruled weak and unsettl graded red, in elevator, 901y, August cl Corn—Receipts, none; exports, 2,300; cash, options 'opencd steady, but_closed ungraded, bu@hiige; No. 2, bl @dic August closing ut 5iic. Oats—Lteceipt active and highe white western, 44 Coffee—Spot, fair; Itio, nomi options unsettled, closing v L LLOB@1 1.2 112,00 108,000 Wheat—Receints, ash, highers options 1, closing steady ;un- 1ge; No. 2 red, M@ dic b 908 @ e delivered, 17,0003 exports mixed w Petroleum—United closed st ss—Dull end lowers; Pork—Quiet but st @15.00 for old rd—Closed steady s western steam, spot, er—Dull; western, Cheese—Dull and heav @200, Oliioflat, 7@ St. Louis, July e v Cor Al Oat R Pork— Firmer at £#14.27@14.40, Lard —§0.15 Whisky—#1.14. Butter--Stead) T4 Loe, Milwank cash, T3¢ Augnst Corn—ligh Oats 1 Rye--Quic Rarley creamery, 16@18¢; dary, nati, July 19, Minneapolis, July 1 ket high August, ky, $1.14. W heat - Receipts, Closed N 1 on tr Steady. July 10.—Wheat—Dull 0. 1, 48 Gd@is ¢ , winter, 68 idwts and A per dy, west 1 Kansas Oity demand fair; new cental, July 19, bid, 2'soft, e asked, cash, 41c bid, 415 nixed, -Wheat—Steady ; asked: Au- cash, 633,¢ Stead) Sept No. & asked Outs bor, B b Algust, Corn lln'hu i white, 62 i No. 2, #8}e of- firm; pork, 3 long clear §l4.02hg , & . Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $. and clear rvibs, $7.90. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, July reports as ‘ollows: Cattle—Receipts beeve: #4. gl he Drovers' Journal 10,000; market strong; stockers and feede WS, hu\hc ulul mixed, §1.50@ ‘Hogs—Receipts, | 100 higher; mixed, # 5 light, SO 103 skips, $84.006@5.0 e ipts, 8,000; market strong; natives, $3.00@4.0 shorn, §3.25@h.id} lam bs, £5. 00 6,00, Nation Louis, July 19. shipments, 1,500 i and $5.85@ last St ceipts, 85,1005 choice heavy 5, £5.20@.00; fair 1o good native Mab.80; butchers' stec 3 stockers and feeders, §£.30@ 2w, 00, gs — Receipts, 2,500; shipments, 800; higher; choice heavy and butchers 'sele tions, $6.00@0.10; packing, $5.85@6.00; light grades, §.75@5.90. Kansas City, July 19,~Cattle~Receipts, i rang- | 4,000, aid | | for , but the bulls feel contident | stock on | , $3.40@ THE OMAHA DAILY shipments, ket to medium, 1504 75; @russ range €2.00004.10; stocke ud feeding stecrs, §1 @B.005 cows, $1.40003,00, Hogs —Receipts, ents, nones § skips and pigs, §.00@ firm; common OMAHA LIVE STOCK. There'is but little if any tle market. A numn! on Monday the mal prices. arrive itside of this t was rather qu at about Hoga. The prices paid to-day exceeded any ever | this market for hogs. The market Salve higher and closed 10« around, with one prime heavy loud selling at £.95 und two other good londs ut £.00. The market closed strong at the ad vance noted. Ouly one load received, Receipts, Cattle Hog: Stcep 900 L 4,000 100 Prevaihing Prices, Thefollywing 15 a tabloof pricas paid in this mariet for the grades of stock meu- tioned, Prim teers, 1300 to 1500 1hs, & Prime steers, 1100 to 1300 1hs Fat little sty '3, YO0 to 1050 Ihs, Common to good cows ce to fan Cows. mon to choice bulls 400 uve Sales. Av. 10 calves, stags, 2 stecrs mixed..... ) steers, 305 st No. Av . H. Hammond & Co. Omaha I, Co Armour C P Co AP Squ s & Atwood. V. Bartlett. Brainard. Duerr The following are the highest and low prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of logs on this market during the past few days, and I June 1857, Sunday. W0 Gk W @i g @i Sunday, 5 10 [RURZE unday 5 W Live Stock Notes. Hogs away up. The highest pri P ay not be so high Armour paid the top pri A. E. Lively, of Braut, w few days laf ¢ hogs to-d as here with a William | was here t Iskie Bros. load late o Hai riestman, day of La Platte, of Shenandoah, Ia., marketed u good is off on a short vacation to m Powers, of Sutton, was here to-day o loads of cattle, i L. Devine and Riley Wayne, came in this morning and Otis Strahan, of Malvern, with shipments of sto m Thomas, of the firm of A of Oakland, was her of Esslin Ia., Beckman & Co.,y ith a ioad of hogs. DCarl Sheppardson, of Riverton, with a load of hogs, and went hoir with the price. Latta & Gr prime load of ho he hogs we as here atistied . of Tekamah, sent in a to-day that sold at £.90, od by Mr. I, A, Minier, of of Fullerton, had a to-day that sold This is the highest The load aver Armou to get at least B3¢ for \Inmnr that had a lo bovs did v e load oD price, paid on bs und of hogs he £5 05, this ma was bou, my nogs, here Berries scarce un goods in fair supply, prices steady bles are supplied from home gardens at ir- regular pric BurTER— 20e; solid creame , 16@! roll, 19@ choice country Ades, 12)¢@13e. andled. per b 5 per dra Strictly fresh, e Cugunigs—California 17@30c3 Southern Therrion, L8 wer of 16 BLACKBERIIES — ats. B1LACK RASPUBRRIES —§ berries, $2.50@ .00 per 25@2.50 per case of 16 3 red rasp- o of 16 gts. e per Pourrrry—No d live chickens, chickens, #3.00@ String Beaxs ToMATC Per ¢ TURN1V8--25 @ 0¢ per WATERMELONS —$15,00@25.00 per 100, Peans—Californ 000 5 Peacnes—Calife . $2.00@2.25 per. box; Missouri, $1.00 j ook, PLUMS—$3.00@2.2) per box. Baxaxas —Common, $1.50@32.25 per buuch; choice, §2.50¢ LiExoNs—$0.00@8.00 per box. wl in the por do: arket; 3 spring per bu 4.0 V%00 per bb can, #1450 8.50 u pear cid alf box [ Braxs handpicked navies, western hand picked med 00 per pound 14c@16¢ for one pound strained honey, 6@se per pound Beeswax—Choice yeliow, 2@ 4 Young ms, frames America, full 3 full creamn cheddars, 9@’y croam Hats, 9@d4 1 good to choice skimme cheddars, 66, ; skimmed flats, 5@5* je. Groc Sugar very firm, Extr Nai are low ods quite firm. high Revise Bao dvanced ‘g Cannied , scamless { gulinies, single, double, wool sacks, COFFEE Mundaliling, 0. G. Java, 2 16¢ 9 160019¢ o caibo, 1715 CoAt—Anthraci large egw, peiior, 36,0 St white ext ie; yellow 8oget cubes, Sty Casaen ( per case, , inferior, Santos and 210% Califc per per 0@ 70 apy ca a’ peachos. @h.00; California plums, pine apples, 2 1bs, per 11b. sal S1.00 berrics, per Widw 2,10 2'1b goose: 1b. string . marrow. fu p peas, § " pe London per box, &5 loose sins, €2.30012.50 uy ins, per b, fornia loose muscatels, per uin London layer 505 pitted che a pit pluns, ? fhervics. e 1b! ' 1b, aried evapor upples, S A sun d peaclies, 1 Califorma uny 118y evign a 8@ 0e; Zantee 'l"."'nm pruries, d3c; cltron, “su—California salimon, pe 18.00¢ halibut, per 1b, 14c: family w per b5-bbl, N i wic; raisins, ruising, per box dried apples. scaled herring, 1 E ow Holland herrme, per keg, G2 Georee's Bay split herring, per bbl, Labrador herring, per bbl, a Georpe's cod, per 1b, new, b n Bank cod, per 1o, new 3 less cod, H@se: large fa macke £, No. 1 \m\ per box, $1.60. ; smoliing, 16@ade. 0 per H0-1b pail. . per ibbl, £ . pepner, per b, 1ie@1 1s@?ie; all- RS 052210 3 wire nails, choice to f mon to’ medium, fancy, $06 e ; Oolon #5e5 Oolong, choice to ial,” common te £o0d to fancy, 4 Nuis—Almonds, Ll walnuts, 0@ Lic Deants, G @sie. Progris—Medium, i b small, in bhis, : gherkins, in bl @10c per 1 assorted calies, T MarLe Suaan—Bricks, penny cakes, 1@llige § P, $1.00 per gal. 10w tge per 1h; maple 1 buckshot, Lalf lcous, : ; blasti §2.15; fuses, 100 ft, Had e, Rekizen Lawo—Tieree, S1ge s, 81,04 5 0-1b 1b puits, Provisioss bacon, 101 10 salt, 81,3 beef, Kigu 16 TN WAL i shoulders, Twah hoop_ pi W pails, per doz., Dutter tubs, Sprue nest Vi common to choice, C slack strap me sses, onen kettle n ne AssE—Sugrar - syrups, corn_syru i YW 1Ricr Patna and Run CaNDY--Mixed, 10 City hars ness per 1b, Kip heavy 3 etle; veal per s sole per 1b, 290 eIty Uppo B slo slau £1.10001.75; b neh calf b Rubner boots nt; Buy St en, dis 400h per per cent d shoes dis 1010 por o dycar, dis 40u Metals and noplate, 1O, 10x14, ¢ 1.C, 14x20, 85.25: shec #4102 dar lead, #1 small pig block tin, tin, 1@ 200 shicathing copper, tinne 2 copper, tinned, L iron, N 8, 15 t0 24, $3.20; a Am Russia planish d, B, 91 galvanized barb wir ic: she Won, 13 T Am fed barb wire, #.00; Drugs and Chen Acws—Sulphuric, por per b, ed, ', wnmenia, carbon Bormuda, per v b, Gde; hurn‘ nel, Am.. by 150 chlory sublimate, per I a 1b, 40¢ ined, wood, bulk, o, bu ~ 1b, 28¢; gums 1, per 1b, $1.20: gum asafotida, pe o Dnhae han 1o, f2¢3 gum opiuth, pe : fodine, sublimated, per b, eaves—Bushu, short, per b, Alex., per Ib, 43¢ Morphia, su 0. Otl.s -~ Carb 1830 white, 1 12 heayy ine, 15 castor-machine, engine, golden ¢ Astor- m:u-lmu- amber pe n, G0c Tlard oil, 40c; No. & 4ic; neats neatsfoot, B0c; banks, whale, water bleached, 8o iinseed, raw, Bhe; linseed, stor, per gallon, $1.25; berga: lard oil, (0 oil, strictly * pur 600 B neats, 0.1, 4ic; straits, 4 sperm, §1.15; boiled, 3 lard foot, BEE: FRIDAY. 0 per box; a aneet Wane Mara- 4010 square round, Orleuns ns Russia per peppermint, per 1b, Ib, €2.25; olive, malag Potass bromida per Ib, 4Se; 10 £2.60; uinia sulph, per oz, cana soap, per | per’ Dry Goods, d CorToN FLANNELS Bib White, Barrs—Standard, S n, 12:9¢3 Boone, Prixrs—Solid i Berlin oil CORSET JEAN sarge, 703 Rock Ticika < York, i Lol Swift Thorndike Thorndike XX Cordis No. 4, 11c. Dexins - Anos oz, 1 York, Juffrey 3 Beaver Creck 1 Beaver KeNTUeky 18¢5 Durham, inzton, Creasn bleached, ased, §.50. Atlanti 1|5 Cordis No. Memorial, 15 iges Hercnles, 15¢ Cottswold, Stevens' B, us Stevens! 3 Stevens, MiscELLaNEors —~Table oi plain Holland, ¥ j¢; Dado Hollay FLANNELS, - Pliid —Raftsuen 1ge; Clear Luke, 521701 Maple White™ G H, No LB H, Queched FLANNELS H, No. 1, No. 1. b4 Prnts Allen, 6o Richuo Purinrs Blue American, Tei Arnold, feg Arnold BY 10ke; Arnold A, 12 1 L 105 e Prixrs—Drcss —Ch mond, ¢ Pacific, ] Plunkett check York, 7Je¢: No dlcutta dress, St AN CaMonies Wor nl\ ard, be: Peacock COMFORTES 30 Braxkers—White, $1.0000%.00, Breacuen No. 60, « 00, FLO0W@T.H0; SHEETING. Bost Yet, 1 abot, Th5e s Fur Vit of " Loom, Gej Hope, King Bilie, 11 Lonsdale, 895 N Pepperell, 42-in, 1ley P Pepperelll 6.4, 16e; Bepperell, 84 perell, 9-4, 23¢; Pepperell. 104 44, Siic ('ulnun, 44, '1,&: Wawmsutta, 11¢ Be 90 York perell 1. Tndian H venee L, 44, ol Pepperell R, 14 Pepperell. 84, 1 perell Dom Drex Quect West Point No. 1 Point 20 in, 12 0z, nomy, fe e DINENSIONS AND TIMTERS N\ [ URTS Ti6 50 19 00 19 0) 1 301 0 10 00 12010 Wi o 1 1 060 i 114 19 0019 0019 ¢ A 70 cents per No. 1 com, 8 15 $15.00 No. 8eom, 818 1650 Add 50 ¢ents per e rough, No. 1, 4 and 6 in, 1: No, 1y N n 12 and 14 ft, & 16 1t SIDING 2d com Yy in FLOOKING. A6 in white pine..... TP Do w B~ (801 Six inch drop sii A 12in, 818, 84 Bo12in s 1s 0.1 eom, 1 com 00| ¢, E 00 | D, 12 in, 2 in, 818, 12 ft, in. 818, 141t stoek boards, P LAP, | No. 1 plain, S and 10 in No. 2 plain, S and 10 in No.10. G, 8 in 5 HING in's FIN 18t and 2d, clear, 1, 114, ) | Star 4 in flooring 15t and 2. clear 31 Clear Clear 4 in floor g ¥ i partition ¢ in partion &2 a sh, 1 a 1l in, & e finish, 15 and 2 in, 8 2 8.0 uated ceiling, 4 in W pine casing and base. POPLAR LUMBER e ponlar bx bis, 3¢ in s 0. G. Batts, 0. G. Batts, Fin el tubing, D. & M. and Be Pickets, D. & H. flat D. & H. sai JULY 20, 188s, white, lh»!lu| ke 1 Richmond, 6 Steel River, 61, 1 il ! ): wintergreen, per per._gallon, mottled. per_Ib, 1b 10 per_cent dis.; T Sigc; Nameless, ! Beauty, Leaming tevens' evens Stevens’ Vhitten- dress, W mm nton dress, Stand- colored, Philip cambric, mills, 40 0 U 1000 feet for rouga Joist. % com, s 1881500 0 4 com, sls 2, 14 & 16 .14 R (e _ SOUTH OMAHA. $1.15; 12.30 19.00 19.00 $310 | - WER NP RICIIAN, PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., Office - Room 24, Opposite __Btock Vards, South Omutin, McCOY BROS,, Live Stock Commission Merchants, on pplication. Stockers and ter o O kiatis Nationss, Union Markot furnished fre on o lan National Bank and Sou Stock Yords, South Ominha. }.ORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Cummlssmu. Room 15, Excl Bl Oabis. Nobe ALEXANDER & FITCH, Live Stock Commission M‘BI‘CMIIIS Exchnge Bullding, Unlon on Btock Yards, Commision Dealers in Live Sock. Soom 22, Oppy change Build th Owaba, 0f Omaha, Limited. Joha § .Bord. Buveriutendent. Union Stock UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Agricultural Lnpioments CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural Implsmrms.quuns, Carriages and Buggles. J 105, Oniaha, LININGER & METUALF CO Agricultural lmplements, Wagons, Carriages Buggles, Ete. Wholesale. Omaha, Nebraska, “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons & Buggics 901, 903, 06 And 007 Jones Street, Owabn. P. P. MAST & CO., Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills, Seeders, Cultivators, Hlay Rakes, Cider Mills and Luban Pul- ver Cor. 14th wnd Nie Stree WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., ~ Wholesale Amcnimral Imnlnmerns Wagnns &Buagies J.F. SEIBERLING A Cco., Akron, Ohio. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine. WL K. Mend, Manager. 1218 Loavenworth st, Omaha . MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Munufacturers andJobbers in W agois, Buggies, Rak,s Puws Ete. oSt and Pa e st Artists’ Materials, A HOSPE, Jr., Antists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 151 Donglas §treot, Omalia, Nobraska. Bookscllers and Stationers. H. M, & S. W. JONES, Successorsto A, Kenyon & Co,, Wholessle & Retall Booksellers aud Stationers, Fine Wediling Siationers reinl 152 Dougins Street. Oninba, Neb, tattonery Boots and Shoes. ONES & €CO., .mm-- *Coy W.V. MORS Joluers of Bocts 14 Shoes, 1101, 11631165 Doug! 8, Omain Manutactory, Sume er i B8t Coffees, Spices, Etc. CLARKE COFFEE CO,, Okl Coffed and Spice Mills. Teas, Cufiees, Spices, Baking ind_er ity ue, ks, Ete, 1416 . Oinaha, Nebraska, Crockery and Glassware. T WL L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manutacturers and lmporters of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimueys, 1 P;:R‘»v\l;b GAYTL;IIX T‘LA{UMAN. Creciery, G Lamis, Silverware Ete, 151 Furasa S, New Paxton Builting. ?——Uommlsslon and Storage. RIDDELL &..P.!DDELL. Storage and Commission Merchants, 11123loward Straet. Omala, GEO. (,HROFL‘EH & CO. Succossors to Mesha ronder Produes Commission a0 i Coll Storage. FREDERICK J FAIRBRASS. Flour, Fogl, Grait dll'.l Gmuml Commision . Coal, Coke and Lime. i OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., Jonbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 29 South 13th Street, Omalin, Nobraska. J. J. JOHNSON & CO., M lllllfaClIll‘dl‘S 0f Lll]lB Audsiinpers of Co Drain, St Oty NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and C(ll(fl 214 Soush 1 ster, Lime, S, gty Neb h St Omahin. N Dry Goods and Notione. M. E ‘SMITH & CO., ¥ Diy GOUflS, Furnishing Goods and Notiors. 1102 and 110t Douglas, Cor. 11th St., Omabia, Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Ingortors nd obers .y oot Yot DEWEY & bTUNE. Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam Street, Omaba, CHARLES SHIV Fuy ly,l:d‘[‘- i Greceries., PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 06, 707, 100 wnd 711 8. 10 S, Omahn, Ne McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 1 i and Leaveaworth Strects, Omubia, Nebraski RICK, K. Hardware. LEE, CLARRE, ANDREESEN WARLE kiUMP{\NY. Wiolesale Hardware, Cutlery, Tin Plate, Metais, Sheet Iron, ete. Apents for Towe Scales Minwi Powder and Lyman huried wire, G, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop. Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1406 Douglue treet, Omnhu, Nebruskn, RECTOR, WILHELMY & C Whulesale Haldware 10th and_ Tarney § for Austin Powd 2 Tiee! Rufles Fairbu, calen. MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, Wholesnle Manufacturers of Saddlery & Joboers of Saddlery Hardware And Leather. 1405, 105 and W7 Uamey St, Cimabia, Nebrask Nenvy Hardware. W. J. BROAT(—H. Heavy Hardware, Iron and smsl Bpiage, Wason Stock: Tiaawase, Lumbor, Bt and 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. ._.__MHats, Caps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, 107 Baraey Stroot, Owaka, Nobe Lumber. C. N. Dl!'_TZ. Dealer in Al Kinds of Lumoer, And California Strects, Oniaha, FRED W. GRAY, Lumer, Lime, Cement, Bte., Ete, Corner th and Douglas Sta.. Omaka. T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO., To Dealers Only. Office, 1463 Farnam Street. Omaha. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lomber, Ete. Importad and American portiand Coment. 8ta Agent 1viiniic Coment and ¢ Quiney White Linie CHAS. R. LEE, Dezler in Hardwood Lumver. Hood Carpota and Parguet ooring uh and Doveing _ Millineryand Notlone. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Innuncrs & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions 210 and 212 8onth 11Eh Stront e ¥ = ovorar! e e CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Mannfacturers of Overalls, Jenus Pants, Shirts, Kte. 1Band 104 Douglas Street, tahn. Nob. Notions. . ROBINSON NOTION CO WIIUIGSH.[‘E Ngt}gns flyfl[?urllll‘ll(;flll’lfi Gflflfli 3 __Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Os. Axle Grenso, Bte, Omalia. A, 1L Bishop, Mansger VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Furnishing Goods, 1106 Harney Street, Omaha LINE CO., Office Fixtures. SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING 00, Manufactarers of Bank Office aud Saloon Fixtures, THE Paints and Olls. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesale Denlers in Paints, 0ls, Window Glass, Ete. 1115 Fanam Street. Omah CARPENTER PAPER C Wholesale Payer l]calm. Carry anice stock of Printing. Weapping and Wrlting Pu,er. Special uttention given Lo car load onders, Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omaha Paper Box Factary. Nos. 1517 nud 1319 Douglas St., Owaha, Neb, Printors’ Materlals. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Auriliary Putlishers, Denlers in Ty polies. 603 Rubber Coods. OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufactarers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 91l Clothing and Leather Belting. 10 Farunm Btreets e —— _Sash, Doors, Etc. A. DISBROV ¢ CO., Wi nulum» nu’ .cturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Mranc 1 bitiee, 12th wnd 1zara Strects, Omuha, Non BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. q‘mmfacturms of Sash. Doors, Blins, uliings, Suir Work and . Corner Sth und Ouwaha, Neb. T Y Steam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A. L. STRANG CO., Pumps, Pipes aud Bugiues. steam, we Il.lllwuy and Mining Supolle nd V24 Farnam Ktreet, Ow "CHUHCHILL PUMP " Co., Wholesale Pumps, Pie, Filtings, Steam ant Water Rupplios. Heaiqaarters for Mast, & Co'agoods. 1111 Farnam St, Omah “U. S, WIND ENGINE & PUM; CO. Steam and Water Supplics, alliday Wind Mills. 918 and 00 Furnum Sb, Omaba. G- ¥ Ross, Acting Manuger. "BROWNELL & CO., Fagines, Boileys and General Machinery, Shect Iron Work Stewm Pu Mirs. 3ib Worth Stie i Ete. __ Soeds. PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Whelesale Farm, Field and Garden Seeds 11 and Y03 Jones Stroct Omabi, onragc. Forwarding & Cummllalon ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO. Storage, Forwarding and Commission, Branch hiudo of the Tlemney Bugky Co. Huugies Whlicanis mad rot i iard Bvet, i AN L10nr Helephon OMATA_ MAUFACTURERS, Smoke Stacks, Bollors. Eto. H. K. SAWYER, anhcmrmg Dealer in Smoke Slafik& Britchlugs, Tanks and ni Boller Kopatring. 1316 Dodie Strewt. Onani, Neb __ Brewers STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, North Eigthteenth Street, Omulin, Nob, S ——— Cornice, EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Mannfacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, Jobn Epenctor, Proprietor. 120 Dodge and 16 and 10§ North Ih Street, Ous e fron Works, STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & son, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds Steam Boilers, T-nts and Sheet Iron Work Works South 20th and B, & M. Crossing. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wruuzm and Cast Iron Building Work. Brass Work, General Foundry, Mugline und mith Work. Oftice und Works, U wnd 1ith Street, Omahi. TTOMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufactarers of Wire aud Iron Railings Desk Rails, Window Guards. Flower Stan Stna, Bte. 120 North 160 S treet, Om "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Sarex Vaults, Jail Work, [ron & G. Andreen, Prop'r. OMAHA LUMB!R X All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale 1882 Street and Union Pacific Track, Omab LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Eic. Yards, mkol’naru.“lh ad Doulu. l.mnn CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Tron and Wire Fences, Railings, Gflfll‘dl and Screens, Tmproved Awnin Muichinery a6d o Blacksmith Works. 405 South 14th St. IMEAGHER & LEACH, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Ganeral Agents for Diebold Rafe & Lock Co. Vaults aud Jal Work, JiS Fuiuai Strect, Quala.