Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Values Tending Downward in the ‘Wheat Pit. CORN RULES WEAK AND LOWER. | pts Oats Dull-Provisions ( Bullish - Cattle But Close cxpectedly Heavy tinue Qui Open Well Weak. CHICAGO PROL Ciicaco, July 4 Tur B rhe run of rather unfavorable to the wheat bulls to-d Weather ¢ what and the te dicates the dov Continental markets are hut ey to have their wants pretty we the ent, There was some buying for for. ount te selling, The I whea averaged weak, though were times d @ the session when it EMARKET, Telegram to Clgn news wis ditions are brightening som 1 of the fof opment of rkets in rf ' nger than Eng ital buyers seein A eas stro sh en contin: supplicd fc duy ke th losked #s though "This appearance proy There wi nty of spots. Outsid k, New York b due to 1ns show s of wh Exports from othe wheat for markets wi wr Rett of uny flour of 113 Hlour Duluth sh portion of the grain bought | port. Receipts at primary liberal, but not unduly L nt yeste At and 43,000 sacks of ts wore smail, nd st week for ex nents include markets were nearly Jargre as they were last year at a correspond. g time, How and as neitl , not S0 the sentimentis bearish crop ver v sta nor bullish, ency of values is down for the tim The prime canse of the special we developed here to-day was the abandonment of the idea which generally entertained b, that there was gomg to be During th ast few minutes of the session yesterday the July premiu rowed e, and later on the down to the level of Au \w offered at 9 this mioy news positively and bracingly 58 tht practical bee trade hus curb o L doal or sqne in duly might Ay be abandoned. T caused eat ot of miscellancous wh bought in_anticipation that th Lduly deal would be carvied over into August. to be sold out. The effect of this procedure was to w 1 nearby futures. Proportion this end of not il after 12 o'clock ally downcast, but the close th s Decen- ings of yes ionof 14e ces were at S was large ber to ¥le. Measured by the ci terday Augnst shows a depreg and December of 19« inside. The volunie the last hour and light was weak and lower, a further shrink age in values amounting o i o As - wheat, closing qnotutions were practically at the bottomn 4 of carly dealings was the slumpiness, . market was heavy as load under the dispir iting influence of un heavy re ceipts—H18 cars r Al and 451, @451, ¢ for Septe B. Dutch & Co. and Baldwin ¢ into the pit — with large buying orders. This turned the market and it vallied e, holding steady for an hour or two at the improvement, with moderate business. The first half of the session witnessed the cove { large lines of short corn, but for which have lower. Brilliant ‘rop w,u.u o Ints have ere- d awid h sentiment, against Which the bulls. find it impossible Lo wake a further weakness o A line in July of fully Gy in most other fu- tures of 1 The speculative demand for new crop deliveries was pretty well dis- tributed all along the line with seller August and September inmoderate request, while the interest in seller May was increased i a shght degree. There wi me outside nollitng ordors, and to o further decreaso in the demand from July shorts and moderate estimated receipts for to-morrow was largely attributed the weakness. The cash mark with light trading in 1 store while wost of the transactions were by sample. In provisious the movement was again bultish. Hogs continue to be marketed in comparatively small numb rs und with no dininution in the dis. tributive trade. The market is steadily painmg in o friends and support Orders on domestic and foreign account for cash property are said to be unusually large and of many lines s already and in some instances badly broken, to-day’ lation was quite ac Short ri h lard and pork received o ntion. Hutch- inson was the largest individual scller, while buying was general. Higher prices were the rule, Th e actually established in vork und wis ditje, and in short ribs 10¢, CHIC, f\h(l I/l\l SI‘U(‘K, Cuicaao, duly 24.—[Special Telegram to Tue Beg. | —Carrie-—-The market this morn- ing opened with good pro Receipts were under-estimated and some early busi- ness was done in good cattle at higher pric Common to fair und pretty good cattle woak- ened, however, and sales were hard to make. Before noon the market for all below good cattle was lower, and u good many cattle were not sold. (lood western rangers and choice Texas and Iudian et 70@3.10; slop-fed xas and Indian low for common steel 4.15: 750 to 400 1bs £2.00a@3.105 cows, &1 wns, 1170 108, $4.8 @500, Hoos » was active with an upturn of a strong 10c all avound, best heavy making 5, and fancy selocted butcher #5). The bulk of wixed sold within 256,30, With commo Iherve was & fair d skips at about e, Montana Tex ANCIAL. New YOik, [Special ‘Pele gram to Tue ¥ Stocks—What little news there was in Wall street this morning favored the bull side. The general sentiment also tended that , aud the st us filled with pointers to buy Northwestern, Northern Pacifies and ¢ Friends of the latter say the iron trade, which cuts an important figure in the coal business, is on improvement, Prices have struck bottom, they claim, und the next move will be an ad vance, London sent moderate buying orders for specialtics, and took 2,500 shaves of Union Pacifie. There was some realizing, but the buying proved better than the sell- ing, und during the morning the market showed considerable activity, sales up to 175,710 shar The open- to firm. Omaha was up ¢ per ce! The animation, however, was principally confined to about eight stocks, among which St. Paul, ' Lackawanna and Union Pacific were the most conspicuous, with Reading, New England, Richmond and West Point in' second place. The market Was strong and vrices advanced rapidly in early trading. - The advance was not so pro- nounced toward noon, but the market re- mained stroug at the appreciation. Union Pacitlo directors and Boston bought Oregon ing was stead THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDN ISDAY, JULY 25, 1888, Short Line fre There was also good buy { ing of Union Paclfic and it adyanced 114, but | reacted 14 St Paul was flat, but the short interest is still large, and there was enough buying to send prices upi'. Reading ad nd Lackawanna 115, but lost part Gould stocks und with fractional London boug before 1 o'clock “anderbilts were quict 1 offer s, ishville ns due to sm; ment b higher or it in surp s are by ments and 4 pre Noi ported i glowing state who predicts future, Its nt for better: way im- on 4 re- in the June earn firm until the re about the best ed gains extending from 6670 sh ent e, property in ev rthwestern gained of £1:20. rease ngs. The ma finish, when closi of the duy and s) Total sales, were MENTS but stead YESTLID, Government bonds were AY'S QUOTATIONS, L Central Western Unlon, Pacific N CALL—Easy at 1@134 per cent; at 1 per cont MERCANTILS Parer—q@6 Moxey closed offe Prive cent STERLING Bxcimsar sixty day bills: $4.5%'1 per Steady r demand, $4.861 for PRODUCE MARKETS, Cnicaco, July Lower; cash, August, 45%¢; 3 August, 2 15-16¢ cash and August, $13 August, 900 7.00; 5,10 short cse—Quiet and cheddars und flats, @<y S1gasie Kags —10a 16 Hides fuil cream young Americas, s green salted calf, 41¢ p salted bl @ d?, e lightereen salted bull dry flint, 3 deacons, 2@ cachy dry No. 1. solid packed, s, und cake, H4wiiie per Ly, Kecoipts, Shipments, 11,000 5000 40,000 28,000 194,000 LA00 115,000 108,000 Flour, Whe New — 2,800; 05 cashgrades usettled, closing lowe @0 (@i detivered exports, 118, options variableand ungraded red, £ 0, b V0! closing at sIge. = u.‘.q,vm‘ 1 Rugust 005 export W5l August elosing Oats Recel) white weste Col dull at €145 options unscttled, opening firm and closing dull but steady ; sales, 31,000 bags: July, §11.25 @11.45: August, $10.50@10.60; September, ESO056010.50, Petroleum—United closed weuk at :s— Weak and wregular; western, Pork—Steady and_in ess quoted at 14,000 14.2 X for ne Highe n, spot, quoted r—Dull; western, Cheese—Dull and eas| Kansas City, July Wheat—Lower; bid, 67k asked ; August +No. % soft, cash, 6i ¢} bid, 40'5¢ 2 white, 12(@20¢. cush, 4o bid, Outs—No. 2, cush, Minneapolis, ceipts, 214 ca U4, — Wheat — Re- shipments, 44 car ( losed : uly and Aug N 1 nort track, 11 August, Sle: on July and Milwaukee, August, Corn-Lowe! Oats -Quiet; Rye—Nominal C Barley— Weaker; Sentember, ! Provisions — Strong; mess pork, #l for cash and July. .. St. Louis, Jul August, 8% Corn — Lowe Oats —Lowe! July ‘ptembe N 4. — Wheat—Weak: 1@1'5c higher, t white, 5515 —Wheat—Lower; cash, cash, 44c: August, 4 4¢3 August, e, Pork—Higher at $14.40@14.50. Lard-1irm at $.50. Whisky—#1.14. Butter—Steady; ereamery, 16(@20c; 1@16e. Cincinnati, L1 duiry, July 24.—Whisky, firm at July 24.—Wheat—Firm but quict; holders offer sparing] Corn—Dull, with a downw New Orlean lar; mixed, @G Outs —Excited and higher’ Cornmeal —Steady at. 2,85, ree and EORe Meats—ho and clear vibs, §7.90. firm; pork, Iders, $0.50; long clear LIVE STOCK Chicago. July 24.—The Drovers' reports us follows: Cattle—Receipt good; others stockers and fo bulls and mixed, Indian_cattle, $1.50@4.15 £1.80(@5.00. Hops—Receipts, b@le higher; b light, Journal 7,000; market strong for @6.00; cows, xas and Moutana Texans, riet strong : @b 40 £0.00@6.40; and heavy, skips, $1.00@ market strong; 3 n feeder mutions, £3.50¢e4.10; Toxans, shorn, 4.5); lambs. $1.90@6.15. National Stock Yards, East St Cattie—Keceipts, 4,000; ship- ket steady; choice heavy 5.80; fuir to good native tehers' steers, medium tockers and feeders, corn-fed, $3.60@4.15; 1,7003 market higher; choice hea selections, 80250640 light grades, §6.00@). Kansas City, July 24.—Cattle—Receipts, 7,000; shipments, X; @ shade lower; good to choice c wl .00 common to medium, s and feeding steers, §1.60@3.80; grass range steers, $2.00 3 cows, §1. w\uoo 000; shipments, 60 market higher; common to choic @6.10; skips and pigs, $3.50@i.00, shipments, 100; v and butchers' packing, §.15@0.50; ) STOCK. v, July 24, 1858, ‘There was a liberal supply of cattle and the market was fairly active, with the demand good. Desivable corn-fed beef cattle sold stronger, while common kiuds of griss cattle were slow at steady pri Hogs. There were ninety fresh loads of hogs on sale to-day. The market was active at an advance of 5@10c and the hogs were all sold early. As high as 86,10 was paid for choice heavy hogs S, There were only two Ic those wus shipped direct house. s here, and one of to the packing Cattlo Hogs.. Sheep, | Horses Prevailing Prices. Thefollowing 18 a table of pricss paid in this market for the grades of stock meue tioned, Primesteers, 1300 to 1500 1bs Prime steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs, Fat little stecrs, %00 Common to g Choice to fan Common to choi r tocnotce light hogs 85,40 450 b 1050 1bs, -‘\IY @300 (@00 10 @b, Kepresontauve Sales. OATTLE, and cows. 1bull... . 1 cow 1 bull 1,020 S 1 bull, 10 cows. 1 cow i cows 14 cows 6 feeders 4 gruss stoe 20 8locrs. . AN steers. 180 steers Av. Shk. 160 200 200 200 6.00 600 .00 .00 500 6,00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6,00 6,00 6.0 6.00 6,00 .00 .00 6.00 000 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 .00 G.00 6.00 6.00 Packers Purchases, Showing the number of hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-day's market G. H. Hammond & C: Omaha P. Co Armour C P J. P. Squires & Hl.nn.nd I3ros lhr'ln-ll B. Wil H. S, Morris Harper & D. l.lblm & White Deacon II-|1;Iu.ul Highest and Lowest, The followimg are the hi st and lowest prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of ho on this market during the past few da for the corresponding period i 187 and 1880 1 July1sss. July 1857, 500 @15 Live Stock Notes. @10¢ higher. Hogs reacn $6.10 and cattle $5.65, Joe Aspre, Hartington, was in with cattle, S. Cross, Brock, was here and sold a load of cattl Arthur Cruise, Atkinson, wasin and sold a load of steers. J. W. Conn, Plattsmouth, was in looking over the market. . Abraham, of Valley, was here with here with of Chicago, on his way west. Sears, Aurora, s, one load at %0, 5, Burns was_in with seven loads of lers from Lime Springs, Ia. W. Stirk, V me in with two loads of cattle and a Marion Powell, Indianola, was sold a load each of cattle and hogs. Hiram Lewis, Genoa, was in and marketed teneloads of cattle of his own feeding. Gardinier, Arris & Co., Crowell, murkoted a load of 230-1b. hogs at §5.10, the top price. A. A. Wiley, of Mendota, T1L.. has accepted & position in the Union Stock Yards bank s book keeper. Mr. Stoddard, of the Stoddard Live Stock company, was down from Chadron with a train of cattle. Moore Walton, Oketo, Kan., marketed three loads of cattle and a load of hogs. Mrs. J. Dolan, of the same place, had a load of cat- tle on the marke Thomas Powers, Sutton, was here marketed three stopped at the marketed two loads of b here and and loads of corn fed western steers, bought them last fali when they weighed 1, pounds, and when sold to-day they weighed 1,555 pounds and brought §5.60. A. Standen, Valley; J. Anderson, Lyons; W. S. Boyd, Al'lmglun;.h)u Dixon, Green- wood; Aug. Anderson, Oakland; John Mundt, Crowell, and W. F. Dutton, Peters- burg, were among the shippers who came in with hogs. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Produce, Fruits, Kte. Tuesday July 24. Burrer—Fancy oll, 1@ lohd pa-ked, 16@17 hoice country 15¢ 1 X ax GraPEs—$1.00 per 10-1b basket. res—$2.50 per dozen. SouTHERN P - HuckLEpERRIES - fl per PoTators—New, home growth, 50@ioe per bushel, \ Pou l,'rnk r!\u:n’uul fowl in l‘§|e ma rket; ive chickens, $3.50@3.75 per doz; spring chickens, §2.75@3.25, 50@ g ki Stixo Briass <y yoi: b r 100 025,00 per 100, & 0350 nin, #2000, Missouri, 81,00 per 3 b Baxavas—Comuion, §1 choice, $2.50@3, ). £7.0001 8,00 por case Messinas, $6.00aS,00 por 4,004, 75 por half box £2.50 per 100, 22,0008, 00 per bbl, Michigan, &.50@ California poar cider Conry—Rica, Sy Canne Bras #2500 "t box per box; S0 225 yor biinch ; ' 5008, G0 box; AGEs APPLES Cinen gals; . bibl bbl 50 1 £15.00 pe common, 2 s castern handpicked navies, bushel; western hand navies, S5 e Lima pound HoNEY 1 ole BEESWAY yellow, 0 [SIPa: Ame f 044 (@ I eream ched M chede d flats liuius, md cream, o full skimmed $ 3 *advan 3 Nails and burbed wire lower, Cann goods steady and quite firm. Nuts are higher. Provisions and lard unchunged. Revised prices are as follows Baooiza—Stark A, seamless, 211 L Lewiston A, s amless, 17 L gunnics, sin 1 wool s Mo n 3 \.IIH\N and Mara larye perio i steam Sy nulated, white extra @iiye; yellow C Sy cuboes, SIGaNe CasNeEDd Goons—Oysters, No. strawberrics, pherries, Californin poa pine apples, 11b. salmon, berries, per I K102 0082 1D L00a2105 2 b, st beans, pe w5072 b, marrow i peas, £2.5 1b. carly June peas, &2 @275 ¢ 2 b, corn, £2,000 Do 1 1 Valen ) Cali muscatels @2.00; London 3 pitted cherries, per California’ pitted plums, per dried blackberries, per S per | Ib, 0@ T@hc; evaporated apples, 85 California sun Y , 120 Californ. evaporated 15@18¢ California Bige o nia Toos dried aried 1b, it herring, per bbl, n per bbl George rod, Ib, ne Kk cod, per 10, new, 457 fnily mucle 1 bay, hw. $1.60). bone per Ll l)l!’ H S pe aihe, pepoer, b, 15@?le; all- Y oung Hyson, common to x.m, Young Hyson, good to Gunpowder, comnmon to goo vowder, choice to fancy, 10 mon to medium, 15@2%; Ji fancy, 80@ise; Oolong, ¢ o : Oolong, choice to fancy ial, common to medium, good to fancy, 4050, Nuts— :\lmuml% 15@lic on to ood, bei Imper Tmper pecins, 7@ 3 do in half Go in half gherkins, in bbls, §5.25; do in half CRACKERS @20¢ per b, Maree Svear—Bricks, 10@10ie per 1b; akes, 11G@11ge per 1b; pure maple 100 per gal, ixtra 4-tie, i'm ps Bb@10c per 1bj assorted cakes, 7 h\r, Btie, H one-fou fll'“"& 100 ft, ReriNen Lyun—Tierce, Bife; cans, Sige; 50-1b. round, ; 83701 1010 pails, 8%c; 4010 square 20-1b round, Ib pails, e ; 310 pails, breakfast ary ried \*nm\'n—H:\nm na@te; : bicon sides, 9@dlic “shoulders, 3use; :.—Two-hoop pails, per doz., mmc hoop pai .2 tub, §6.00 washboards, electric, §1.5 n_washboards, 1 churns, #.503 butter tubs, $1.501 nest. Syiees axp' MoLasses—Sugar common to ¢hol corn Bic; black strap molass molasses, open kettl u'lllll!\lL’dl 2 syrups, syrup, 2N sorghunn, 2 ar and_ Louisiana, .»u&wl. {c; angoon, H@ilie. CANDY--Mixed, 10 13¢: stick, 91{@10e, Leather. City harness per 1b, 25 countr ness per 1b, 24 City line per 1b, 5 ver 1b, 4 kip meditim per 1b, 3 Vel p c; Chicago slaugh' d sole per 1b, 2 S har. olo’ ar 1b; 1 sole per Ib, upper per aioc; kip Imv-u.' per to30 Ibs, French calf 50 ots und shoes—Boston, g State, Bara, dis 40@5 pds oent; per cent dis 40 dis 40@l0 per cent: Goodyear, dis 40@5 Metals and Tinners' Stock. Tin plate. sheathing copper, tinne tnned, 20c; planishing lead pipe, 3 sheet iron, N 5, 15 Russia_iron, 18c; Am Russla planished, A, 101c: Russia planished, B, 9igc, p.unh-d barb wire, $3.00 galvanized barb w A7 Drugs'and Chemicals. Acips—Sulphuric, | per carboy, per Ib, citric, * per ‘b, 62@b oxalic, b, 13c; tartaric, powdered, per Bic; alum, per Ib, 81¢¢; ammonia, carbon- a , 15c; arrowroot, Bermuda, per 1b, ‘t0c; balsalm, Copabia, per b, bic; borax, ruhmd, Jer 1b, 12¢; calomel, Am., per lb, A per b, 18¢; chloroforn mrom.~ sublimate, per b, cream tartar, pure, per b, 42c; extract log- wood, bulk, pv 1b, 10c; glycerime, bulk, per 1b, & um arabic, saloct, por 1b, $1.30; gum asafatida, per 1b,"15¢: gum camphor, per 1b, 32¢; gum opium, per b, #3.60; iodine, re- sublimated, per 1b, $3.00. Leaves—Buchu, short, per Ib, 20c; seuna, Alex., per b, 45 Morphi: uulph per oz, §2.50. & OiLs—Carbon 1502, 11e; headlight 1752, 133¢c: gasoline74 2, 15¢ ; naptha 63,120 prime white, 103c: 1502 water white, perfection, 121¢c; lardine, #0c: summe Va., 12'4¢; zero, W, Va., 18¢; IXL. dark en- ge, Yc; heuvy amber engine, 3%: No. 1 golden engine, 150; No. 2 golden engine, 15 castor-maching, 85c; castor-machine hoy, | i boiled, fection engine, 2ic: summer ey Linde winber ey linder. feetion, B0 lard o v 1, 40c; No. neats neatsfoot, niot pent per ) mon, per: 1, rmint Per 1b, #2350, wintergroen, per i : olive, malag, per gallon Potass bromide Iby 45¢; Todide )i Quinin sulph, per oz, anary, per b, 5¢; soap, Castile per b, S 10c: soap, Castile, white 3 sweet, £1.15; sulph cinchona i wax, white, Dry Goods, CoTtox FIaNspis— 10 per S8, sies No. 10,8 No, 80, 156+ o, 12¢: No colored, Union Pacific, 15 Bib White, 19¢; cent dis ), colored, Bristol, 13/, ¢ Canrer Want colored THr - Stunds Gem, 1004 4 E horndike O I'horndik Cordis L o7, 161500 I|.nm|lu : Beaves KENTUCKY JEANS 15¢: Durham, 1 ington, : + oil '-lmll Dado Holland, Raftsmen, 2 ‘(m-.huu. aple City, |-l(|||v Holland, « FFraxyens — Plaid e: Clear Lake Fiassers—Whito Pink L Rivernomt. Paciil o Blue ), Tes Arnold Arnold 1B, 1085 107 e, Dress. Y Prisis Allen, € Richmond, 6 Amond, 67 Steel River, AFHAIA, L Glge : Whitte mandi - dress, \\ hittenton dress, 5y Stand 560 35 00 White, $1.00@ colored, $1.000@s.00, Breacuen SHEETING - Berk No. 60, 9 je: Best Yet, 4-4, 61 00, 415e:'C ' ¢ cambric, ‘-I\vlll‘ Philip cam e nbric, York mill i Pepperell, Popperell, 84 Pepperell, 104 44 A Kin msutta, Brown sheet leHn H, 4 44 A “Atlantic D, 44, Ghc; we: India venee L, 14, s g IR, 44 11, 8-, 1815¢ : Utica Aurora R, 4 Old Dominion, 44, biges L Pepperell O, 44, 6 1 , 21c; | 6l Dick— West Point (N]uhu No. * g Vost l’«-ml 40 in, 11 07, SIIRTING edoni Check T 18 £t £ 22 10 0019 00 1000 10 00 19 00 19 o 19 00/ 19 () I 19 00 19 (0 7 60 19 00 19 (¥ Add 30 cents per 1,000 1. BOAT No. 1 com, s 18 1800 | No.4 com, 8188 No. 2 con 1 m, & 18 Add 50 ¢ 15.00 12.50 1 iols 4.mdum l:uml H n m\mh . £20.00 L 20.00 i 12 uud i n. s 16,00 16 1t, e 1000 12, 14 & 16 fL.814 CEILING 1st com, l.‘ in white j Ctencing) | uch drop siding 30¢ per 1,000 extra. STOCK BOARD 1200, 8 15..& 1 com, 12 in, s No. 1com, 13 in. 815 . 1 com, iy s 18, 16 ft . 1 ulm 12in, 8 18, 10, 18 and . in, s 15,10, 15 and 20 ft. in,s1s 12and 14 11, com, 12 in, 8 18, 16 1t.., 12 1n grooved roofing §12 per M. more than 12 in stock boards same length. 10 1 grooved roofing same price stock bourds. as 12 in SHIP LAP, No. 1 plain, § and 10 in .. No. 2 plain, % and 10 in. . No.10. G, 8 in, . $18.75 1. 14, in82s.. 1ig, Yin, 8 28 lear, 1in, 825, : 1 4, 13 L 36,00 B, select, all 16 ft, §1 extr SOUTHERN YELLOW PIN Star 4 in flooring ......... 19,50 2 4'in’ fiooring.. .. 5 ing ... 4 1 partition * in partion,#2 ab v finish, 1 and i in, 8 2 s Clear finish, 115 and 2 in, 8 2 . Clear corrugated ceiling, 4 in ... Clear yellow pine casing'and bas POPLAR LUMBER. Glear poplar bx bds, 3¢ ins2 8 .. ig in panel, & Corga'td celling _SUUTH_UMAHA. LIYB Stock Gommission Mfil‘fl]]flllls Office- Roo )pposite Exchange Bul X Yards, South Omilin, Net McCOY BROS., Live Stock Commission Merchauts, Market furnished fr ppilcation. Stockers and feeders furnished on O i Nationmi Bank and Sonth Oniais Natioua, Ciion Btock Y.rds, South Omaha. MORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALE Live Stock Cummlssmn. Room 15, Exchange Bullding, Union Stock Yards, South Owabia, Neb. " ALEXANDER & FITCH, _ Commision Dealers in Live Sock. Goom 2, Oppgaite Exchange Balding, Uuion Stock Vards, South Omuba, N ‘UNION STOCK YARDS co., 0f Omaba, Limited, doba F Boad, Buveriatendent. 26,00 20.00 Lluu' B H | | | | Agricuitural impiements. CHURCHILL PARKERK, Dealerin Ag?wuimral fmpiements, Wagons, Carriages and B ctweenth andg Foaies St B, Nobraski LININGER & METUCALF CO,, ricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages gkles, Fie. Wholesale, Omaha . Uth!)OHF & MARTIN, PARLIN = jcultural Imulcmcnls Wagons & Buggics P. P. MAST & CO., rers of Buckeye Drills, Nebraskn nd 007 Jones Street ifaet cnlt 0 s‘& Buegics & CO., Mmlnm" aud Binder Twine, Manaxer Harvesting MOLINE MILBURN& STODDARD Co fRCTur e and Jobbers in 5, Buogies, Rakas, Plows Elc. Hand Daeind gtrocts, Omahe, Neb, cuvenwortl st, Omaha Artists’ Materiais, A HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos anl Organs, 1513 Douglas Streot. Omalin, Nebraska, Booksnllovs and smnonors, BT H. M, & S. W. JONES 1AL T, Kenyon & Co., Wholestie & Ketatl Booksellers an mnmn 1S, Fine Wedding Stationery nereinl Stattoners e St Oni Successors Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & €O., (Successors 0 1e0d, Jones & Co.) Wholesale Manufactarers of Boots and Shocs Axents for Boston ttuboer Shoe Co. 1102, 108 & 100 ey St On brunki V. MORSE & CO., Jobhers of BDQ‘{S and Shoes. 105 Dow L Manutactory, Sume 101, 110 Coffees, Spicos, Etc. CLARKE COFFEE CO,, Oraha Coffer A Spic Teas, Cofles, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavori)g Extrncih, Taundsy Hiun, ke, Kte, 1516 T Tiarey Street. Omati, Sebrickn crockory and Classware. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufactarers and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chinmeys, & ;‘l':n‘»;‘:l;v.s:‘cfi;:g; .4-% ‘hL(‘\‘U‘M/\. 5 Crockery, Glassware, Lomrs, Silverware Commission and Storage. "RIDDELL & RIDDELL, S[UI‘H‘TC and Commission Merchants, faities Motter Clioesa, Povitry 1112 Howard Street, Omaha, (AI‘.U SCHROECER & (.U “ Prodice Commission and Cold Slnmqe Omikbiu, Nebraska. " FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS. Wholesale Flonr, Feed, Grain and GEHLI‘(I CUDlmlSlDIl RO G iy, Grme ... Coal, Coke and Lime. i OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., Jobhers of Hard and Soft Coal, 28 South 15th Street, Omahin, Nebraska. J.J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufactarers of Lime, And shippers of Conl, Conk, Coment. Plaster, Lime, prain Tiie, and Seiver on R, 8. iith Oniabia, Neb 214 Souih Lith St.. Omaha, _Dry Coods and Notion M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and leuus d ||YH Douglas, Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Neb. ATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Geuts' Furnlshing Goods. Comer 11th and Hanes Sta., Omubia, Nebraska. _____Furniture._ DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, __ Farnam Street, Omaba, Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Pl]l‘lllml‘fl Omaha, _Groceries. N PAXTON GALLAGHER & CO. N Whulesale Groceries and answns. 709 and 711 8. 10th St. McCORD, BRADY & CO., & Wholesale Grocers, h and Lenavenworth Stroets, Omuba, Nebrnska. Hardware. C! Wholcsale Hdl"fl‘hfil'[) Gmlery, Tm Platc Metals, Sh Pow st o 1 ran Hau Omuha, Nebraska, g *m'mei;;;oum'TmZ,a. Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop. Mochanics' Tools nnd Buffalo cales. 1606 Douglut Btreet, Omaha, Nebraska. RECTOH "WILHELMY & co Wholesale Hardware 10th 8ud Harney Sts., Omahi for Austin Powér Co Falrounks Sands " MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, Wholesale Manafacturers of Saddlery & Jobbersof Saddlery Haviware And Leather. 140, 1405 and 1407 Harney St, Omaba, Nebraska. Neavy Hardware W. J. BROATCH, Beavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hamwaro, Lumber, Eic. 1211 Hirney Strcet, Guiana. 1206 aaaans “Hats, Caps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. 1107 Harney Street, Omahs, Neb, __Lumber. OMAHA LUMBER CO., Al Kinds of Building Material at ‘\Vlmlesm 1803 Street and Union Pacific Track, Cmuko LOUIS BRADFORD, Deler in Llll]lh&l‘ Lath, Lime,"Sasb, Boors, Ete. urdno 4 Dowslan; Cotser | OHARAJOBBERS DIRECTORY | ONAHAJOBERS UIREG’]‘UR‘{ Lumber. C. N. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, T and Cahtomin Streets, Omalia, Nobraska. FRED WL URATY, Luber, Lime, Cement, Bte., Ete, Corner fth and Douglns Sta. Omaha. T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. To Dealers Only. Ofce, 1407 Farnam Stroet Omaha JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, WllOlBSdlC Lllllll CHAS. R. LE Dealer in Havdwoo ory and Notlons. SRFELDER & CO., bers in Millinry & Notions 1210 South dith Stront Lamber 1. Tiporters & Jol ¥ Ovoraia. o CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Manufactarers of Overalls, Jemns Pants, Shires, Ko, 1B 100 Doukles Street, Unintin, ol Notion ‘e el Rm—n_st;N :’mwfi}itb". Wholesale Notions and Farnishing Gnuds 463 w400 80 uth 106h 8t Omalin, Qils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0ils. Axle Greane, Etc, Omaba, A 10 Bishop, Manager g VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Geat's Furnishing Goods, 1k Farney Stroot, Omaha QOffice Fixtures. TUE SIMMONDS MANUFACIURING co. Manutactre : Ba'lk Offce aud Sal o Fixures Fixureswall Paints and Oils, CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Whole<ale Deators In Pamls 0ils, Window @lass, Elc. Fuinam Strect, Omaha, Neb, e Paper. CARPENTER PAPER COT., Wnulesalc Papor Dealers. of Printing. Wrapping and Writing RLLention tiven Lo car l0Rd orders. Papeor Boxos. JOHN L. WILKIE Proprictor Omatia Paper Box PflClUFY Nos. M7 and 1519 Douglas St Omaha, Neb. —_————————— Printers’ Materia's. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, AIIXIIHI‘Y Patlishers, Denlers in Type, Pr Printers' Suppiles. South 12 \lu L, Omshie, L _____ Rubber Gooda. OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 21 Clothing and Leather Belting. WS Furuain Bisests 8ash, Doors. Etc. e A. DISBROV ¢ CO.. “Wholosslo Manu: icturars of C ’ Sasm Doors, Blinds aud Moulding,, % “BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. Nauuranturels of Sash. Doors, Blinds, or Far Wood Fink § Lonveuworth strvets, am Fittings, Pumpu. Etc. A.L.STRANG CO., Pumus Pipes and Engines. ater, Railway and Mining Su vHM. Ef e 5 421 Farbiin Eiroet: Ol i CHUHCHILL PUMP Wholesale Pamps, Pipe, Fit mws lies. nl-mllumn 1111 Fag TR S WIND ENGINE & PUMP™ Steam anfl Water Sunmles c 0._.' BROWNELL & Co., Engines, Boilers and General Machinery, Whest Iron Work Bléain Pumps, Saw MiK; Leavenworth Street, O munl PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wholesale Farm, Field and Gardeu Ssells 911 aud 91 Jonen Street, Omaba, lloraxe. Forwarding & co miss on ARMSTRONG, PETTIS 4 (e} Storage, Forwarding and Comumission, Branch houto of the Henuey Bugey Co. Muggies ad Wholesuie una retail, 108 110w 1312 1iard J‘uuuh Omaha. Teiephone No. 750, OHARA NANUFAGTURERS, __Smoke Stacks, Boilers, Etc. H. K. SAWYER, _ | Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks. Britehings, Tanks iepuiniog. 115 Dodgo » p cb b Brewers. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Browers, 121 North Kigthteenth Sitreot, Owabs, ¥cb. Cornice, “EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, ™ Maunfacture Galvanized Iron and Coice, John Ep oprietor o und 16 and 108 Orth 10th Stroet, Om: fron Works. STEAM EOILER WORKS, Carter & son, Prop's. Manufacturcrs of all kinds Steam Boilers, Ten's and Shezt Iron Work Works South 20th and B, & M. Crossing. e PAXTON & VI ING TRON WOIKS, Wrougm aud Cast Iron Building Work, Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry, Macline and lucksmith Work Ofceand Works, U Ry B 1ith Street, Omihs. 70MAHA WIRE & IRON WORK Mannfacturers of Wire aml Iron Railings Desk Rails, Window Stands, Wire Flgun, e L Omaha. "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WOFK_-‘ Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes Vaults, Inil Work, Tron and Wire Fencing, Signs. Bte, G. Androvn, Cur. 1ih nnd Juckson S(s. CHAMPIUN IRON flnd WIRE WUHKU Iron flllfl Wire Feiices, Rdlllm ards L :MEAGHER & LEACH, Pu‘e aml Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Geners) Agents for Dicbold Safe & Lock Ca.'s Vaulis sud Jail Work, Ml Feruam DT