Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1889, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Government Estimates Send Wheat Down With a Rush. CORN VALUES ABOUT THE SAME’ Oats Active -Provision Trade wes Fair for Saturday—Cattle Prices Average Steady at Friday's Decline, orR CAGO PRODUC o Jan, 12— [Spec Tue Bre|—The government Wi 0 Iy published to-aay estimate was 414,868,000 meusured within about 5,000,000 bushels of the flgures named in the advance “‘tips, A practically econfirming them statistician says nothing about th v in the weig O tie Wisat ore ng that presumabl for bis March report, as usual. The short age in weight 13 certainly iivalent to 20,000,000 bushels. 1t may be nearer 40,000, 000 bushiels. In any event the crop must be figured under 400,000,000 commercial bushels, In measured bushels Prof. Dodge's latest estimate about 9,000,000 bushe than the previous estimate, 00,000 copted ment gram to crop estimate The wheat bushels Cricane it which was report was exceedingly bearist a8 an by th and the market tremendous offern first with tervific selling with New York co ctions fairly inundat ing the pit with wheat. McCormick & Co. probably lead in the extent of trade and ¢ rness to sell All private wire Houses and a great many firms that do not have private wires were very heavy sellers "The local heavy weights were quick to cateh the drift, and among the number Ream fig: d as a tremendous seller carly in the day and during the carly stages of the broak that followed the reception of the govern ment bull fhe market had a fiem oven ing, with sales at £1.03%C The price went down to #1.03',, and then back to $1.03 1081 It then marked down to $1.027, up to $1.03, down to §1.02'g, up to $1.02%, off sharply to $1.02, up to 102, off to $1.01%, up to £1.017%, down to £1,01, up to £1.01% back to #1011, up to £L01%g, and sharply down to §1,0014, recovering to £1.01, and clos ing at 1003, The extreme runge on the 4 and the close was 2',c under y lhl\l‘\\ A tremendous volume of busi ness was done during the session. vas that of exceeding nervo ntity of long whe: the successive plun, full of ngyressiveness closing in sw York the dispatches from there indicated panicky feeling. Some re ports we eived of a little export busi- ness being done av the break in Haltin and New York, but 1o offsct that infol tion came reports of millions of bushels long at le. The ly want whe > ruling ought to have other domestic with Clueago, Minne: the close in New York shows a correspond ing shrinkage, The local market was left al- most Without support, except what the shorts here was he buying by Hut llnn«mv down to §1.02, r by the Fair- bank contingent, but thing and re down “The range on on July $7 @425, being at the bottom. 1 receipts of corn we estimates, to the extent of Monday only the moderate quantity cars was predicted, The government mate making the vield of the 000 bushels had no effect upon the quantity about answering previous computation. The cle: 3altimore were very heay. were busy in that and the New York ket. New York partics bought for export loads at Baltimore and 9 on their own e change to-day. The weakness in the ad g wheat pits had a depressing effe corn, and the activity there mouopolized speculative attention. The fluctuations were very narrow, business being of the smallest scaiping character, and cd_bullish ness was its most notable The price chianges sine > insignificant, the widest differenc ing in_the M delivery, and it was only ;¢ under yester. closing quotation. Oats were less active than for two « previously end the feeling was nearly steady with rather more doing in June than at any time yet. That month sold up to a point, but v, with the latter ranging rcar months were dull , with nothing domg m 3 Oats i store, | These were quoted at 2417@24%c, with the usual business noted in samples, The inspectea receipts were but 65 cars, with no out inspection The provision market was fairly active for Saturday, and there was no abatement in the interest recently shown, though the volum of trading was not as large as on the earlic days of the weel As for several days p: the movement was chiefly in product for May delivery, with pork the favorite by long odds. The receipts of hogs > e twice as large as was expeeted, and pri for the raw material were reported 10c 100 1bs lower. This caused a weak opening in provisions and a lower range of quotations on the whole list. Pork started off 10¢ below yesterday's closing and proceeded to drop another 100, ‘or to £330, - In the meantime lard broke 1234 and v 5 Then the market steadicd, and th the lust half of the session ull off quickly absorved. The buying could be judged by the gossip afl some strong partics who have b with bullish intent all the week, Charlie Wright is the acknowledged leader of the local bear crowd at the pre his opinion that there will be no s hogs or product is evidently share by muny outside operators. A liberal percent age of the selling thi i has been for th country account. This way have been long vo of course, but is nevertheless true that outsiders have done some of the selling of late. The strongest feature of the market to-day was the recov. ery of all of the ground lost ecarly in_pork vight on the face of a 2c break in wheat, From $13.50 May improved to #1367, und at 13,65 was bid. The best prices of ¢ were established in the last half hour of the session, and the actual shrinkago in speculative values was_limited to 5e in pork, b 1oc in lard, and in ribs. CHICAGO L1V great was speculat borne After the regu of prices. tho close Sti- s0 far as t, was by ) credited v of it 3 STOCK Cuicaco, Jan. 12.—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee|—Carre—The market opened this morning with poor prospects. Luter the buyers got out and seemed to want about all of the cuttle. The market was rather slow and in some cases values were weaker, but prices on the average were steady at yester- day's decline, or 10@15c lower than at the highest point on ‘Thursday. Had it not been for the good eastern shipping demand, prices, however, would have gone off 10@20c, as tho home buyers had all they wanted, but it made @ difference when they found thut the ontside buyers wanted cattle, Choice to extra beeves, $4.50(@4.90; medium 10 good steers, 1350 to 1500 lbs, . 1200 to 1850 1bs, $.25@3.70; 920 to £2.00@8 20; stockers and feeders, §2.4003.40; cows, bulls and mixed, §1.75@3.15; bulk, $2.40 @2.00; Texas steers, $2.50@3.50; cows, §2.00 @3.50, O us—Business was active during the week just closed and prices satisfactory to shippers. Ihere was @ sharp advince Saturday and au additional gain Mou day. The advance for the two duys amounted o 15@320¢, best heavy and light moving up to $ The increased receipts rocorded for ‘Tuesday turned the tide, the market falling back to $5.25 for tops. There was about ® steady range of prices for Wednesduy, and on’ the following day the sellers succoeded in- springing the market to the extent of be. On Friday trading was done st $.16@5.85. To-day thero was & sharp downturn of 10¢, leaving prices about where they were & Week ago, and 8t the decline there was @ fair demand. The closing was steady with the great bulk closed their gates,p x : chances for Sat 1 at £5,15@5.20, against £.250 1, Fair to good packers sold 10, and some common went as low Oniy one load 1as hig LE FINANCIAL, NEw Tue Special Telegram wKs-~The stock market an improved feeling don, however, was doing but first prices were slightly ir- regular, but the growing confidence in final favorable outcome of the cent eIt immediately, and such d blished were quickly wip everything advancing in the early These advances were general, but w marked in a few stocks, Omaha j advanced 2, Delaware and Hudson, 1'§ cago ( Trusts, 1: Rock Island, 1 Lackawanna % per cent. The bulls were in full control and found no difficulty in putting the prices up. It was rumored that a bull pool, headed by Chic perators, had been formed in St. Paul, and was quictly picking stock up. The commission people continue to talk very hopefully. They regard the prompt and decisive action on the part of the foreigners as indicative of the teeling which must soc ail at home. There was good buying of Richmond Terminal on a that important negotiations were going on with the I 1re & Ohio company Slay k was responsible for the advance ud s purchases advanced ent. Money has ruled eas A very favorable bank state. s easy money for time come. The reg ht. Erie, Lackawanna the most prominent in dealings last hour, and the ma t closed fal ive and lest prices of the session regated 112,000 shares, in cluding St. Paul, 15,000; Lackawanna, 17,0005 ting, 14,0005 Richmond Terminal, 3,000 § Missouri Pacifie, ,000; Omaha rred, 1,000: Lake Shore, £,000; North § and Rock Island, 3,200 »the closinz quatati ek, Jan to Bee this morning exhibite ound. Lon little. The all 4 ory de prey rumor nCn at 2 percent ment to ctions we and St stron; The 10815 0. & 10815/ o preferred, Pacitic s of "9 .1 Central ral Pacitic. ) 250 P D& K. ... hicago & Alton: 13015 ok Tstnd Sileago, Burliugton M. &St P & Quiii 3 o preforred. D.L.& W 1% Omiha' Hilnots ¢ coupons io proterred \'1‘ higan Central ' Westers Unlon, MissouriPacific 8l MoxeY oN CaLL—Ruled easy with 1o loans at the board and closed offered at 2 per cent. Prime MERCANTILE PAvER— cent Dull, but rERLING F sixty days, §4 und, $4.881 jsg@0!g per CHANGE steady; de CHICAGO MARKET. No trading. imothy 31 1.55, Whisky. Pork ); Ma 101 e ; §13.¢ cash, $13.30; Februa 0; Febru creamer y2Aiges full i@l cream cheddars, Youug Ameri 1ys fluts, wereen’ ball, 4'c: groen gase; dry calf, 7@sc; branded off; ‘deacons, 25@30e each; flint, 7 , 15 per cen / salted, 10@ low—Uncha , 414e; cake, b Flour, bbls. Wheat bu No. 1, solia olge; " Kecsints, Shipments, Minneapolis, d weak s receipts, 121 cars; qnu Closing: No. 1 hard, January, §1 §1.2 No. 1 north- 3 i on track, anfar, Februar 12.—Wheat—Quie! ghiT e asked; red, cash, bid 2 soft, cash, M bid. Corn nor offerin cash, bid; No. no 2 white, , cash, 1o bids nor off e asked. wath, Jan , USc, Corn—Firm: Oats —Steady : Whisky—Stes St bouis, cash, 955 Corn— Lo Oats. g Pork—Steady at #1 Lard —Dull at 37. Whisky cady at §1.03 Unchanged: creamer, 022, aukee, rings; 13..—Wheat—Lower; Jan. 12.—Wheat- Lower; Jan. 12.—Wheat — Ea: B01g@sle, white, @?lige. 5 481 ¥ * No. 2, (@505 sasy . pork, Jan, 13,—Wheat—Receints, 22,000; exports, none; spot dull and nomi nally 1 lowers No. # red, 99@(0ljc in ecle- vator, $1.004, (016015 afloat, 993, @1.0134 f. 0. b No.'# red, ot ungraded red, $e. Options active and b¢@3ge below yosterday ; January closing at 453, Corn— ipts, 216,000 exports, spot steady but qu clevator, 453g4545¢ : No. 8, 8U4@ 40’03 ungraded mixed, 3 Options dull and w Qats—Keceipts, 55,0005 exports, 130; spot and easier; options dull, lower and . January, 3le; Pebruary, 81be; My, mixed western, 28w 32e, ffoe—Options opened steady and closed points above bags: January, May, 5203 spot tio'quiet; fair cargoes ut Provision: New York, 105,000 Quiet and steady; United wer: western, 10¢, Neal; westérn dairy, western creamery, 17 Elgins, Choese—Iirm; western, 111150, Porkc—Quiet; new, 14.23@14.50. Lard—Dull and_lower; western January, $1.70, LIVE STOUK. 14@21 23 e, Hutter- steam, Ohicago, Jan. 12 —I'ne Drovers' Jour- nal reports as follows Cattle—IRReceipts, 4,000, market steady choice to_ extra_beeves, $4.50@4.90; steers, $2.00@8.80; stockers aud fec bulls and mixed, 81754 X avy, #.10@ skips, 83.8)@: 000; market steady; #3.405.00; western corn-fed, $4.40 ; Texans, #3.00 05 lambs, $.75@ Sheep natives, Kansas City, Jan. 12.—~Cattle—Receipts, 1,700; shipments, #42; market weak and a shaoe lower for dressed beef and shipping; good cows atrong; good to choice corn-fed, #4.80@4.70; common to wedium, $3.20@4.20% stockers and feeding steers, §2.003.10; cows, $1.252.80. Hopgs--1eceipts, 4,000; shipments, market weak, and’ 5o lower; cholce, $4.60@5.05. Natlonal Stock Yards, East St Louls, Jau. 13.—Cattie—Keceipts, 100 shipments, 800; market steady; choice Leavy nalive steers, $4.70@5.80; faw Lo none; common to THE | wooa choice t | Butchers | 4.00 siockers There wwere nc would be no_mc were 0 discou th cent from thi of much few at & market v lower, thi as on be light run ttle, 0 10 the searcity ¢ The hogs so higher than decline was day, when othe receipts were market opened trade dragged a luctance of sale sions, the hog: Iday, A ver, jand the bu report yesterday. Cattle Hogs. The follnwing this market for tioned Prime steers, Nt Westc Common 10 200 Choice to fancy Commonto choi Fair to cnoies Fairto cno Fuir to cho! Fair to choic Fair to choice « feedors om No. 1oull .. 2 mixed. 4 bulls S bulls 1 bull 21 stock 20 cows cows.. 45 cows... 10 cows. 21 cow: eers, 46 steers 6 steers 81 steers W. the hog market The Chicago I the annexation western territ The farmers Towa have r on one an average 10 ¢ hogs at Omaha t other 1 t, Sey ferent parts by chance in were discussing summer and fall y of old co Burrer—Fane, choice FLOUR ooty grades, # for bol. POTAT: orado, 7 7@ —Strictly LEMONs—§3.75¢ Oxaxuss—Florida, §.25@3.50 per box. steers, medium to ticipated a steady market, the market drop) whi n the beeves we account more h the decl The trade in fee »f that kind of cattle. pretty good little stockers brought § at markets we less, but as weighing Prevail 1300 to Primesteers, 1100 to 1 n feeders Kepreseniauva 31135, Live Stock Notes. verything lower. No sheep market, good run for Saturday H. Farnam, Guide Rock, Omaha to-day cross the line with their u to congratula int at least, they conts per’ prominent agreed that there are hogs in the country, and that there were not likely to be many before April or May. ket their hogs close, breeding sows and all. “If the railroads wish to r to the freight rtes,” per, louthem put ton in o legitimate way, ut'not by imposing upon us the extra loss incident to the system of track weighing.” OMAHA WHOLE Fruits, Prod common grades, 10@1% Nebraska patents, .00; Nebraska, 35@45c per bu; Col- SWEET POTATOES—$3.50@: PovLtry—Live oh doz: dressed chicl vgite ducks and geese, d@10c, MALAGA GRAPES- BANANAS—Common, §1.50@2.2 per bunch choice, $2.50@3.50. ()\l AHA DAILY Bkl fair Biis CHOPPED Arrirs—Ch native ste rabbits, § fers, £11.00 CInE Mich gals: Ciifornia Por Coy—R B i | 82.25 per bu W $1.80002.00; me per 1b, Hay—F 2 uplan 1, |~ Cons [ Qe | 00: shipments heavy and but packing, Cattle. Saturday, Jan. 12, 1880 t many cattle he and it yre than natural to have an but the reports aging from other points that ped off 5@10c in_the face of | There were a_few pretty de ch sold at $4.05, but Viseaanr—Cid wine, 10@35¢ pe HONEY—1-1b 1 CRABERRIES The packers bought The butchers' stock | hame. 10 tive, but it too was | axia’e\ 0 s wolnot as heavy \;,‘M',,J“.,” Cows sold at $2.00 ders was very limited, owing | A few 3.50. -h 5S4 1510 skod siusage Hogs., t hore yesterday other markets to be 10 it was rned that still lower and that the tiberal for Saturday. The ywer, and, thouch the on account of the re. to mi any conces- bout all sold befc ad of hog: so much | g Cannace that - Revised p BAawiNe litt smen 4105 bu, 1N nics, double TN Es B, 20@:1c Do Fiirs 1604 dates, in b laver raising, loose raisins, ins, per 1h, 87« per box, £200 —y y & pitt op. i sheep v choi 1k br ahd som their hogs a good yof the | us costin deal less than S8 no here to make a : Californ fornia unpar wor ants, Gigoeie; T Reoeiprs, £ Prices, 18 a twlaof pries the graias of stoc pail in ur <« men- i rrean 500 1bs. . )0 1bs. .75 3.00 @1.15 @i 7H (@300 @240 (@200 @00 i cows. Aibo, \.mw.u lin's XXX ixed hogs § Dow Wax—Chi Pl CATTLE. 5 il Rork—i-16, 12 Mapi penny ealkes, syrup, $1.00 pi ks~ Young i Young Hys hpowde perial, £ood to fi Nirs—Almond Brazil, e10c; w peanuts, G, CRrACKERS—6(0 Sie per 1t ANDY—Mixed 1c: HovLaxn HER Cow Iisit I “Wina-Bid, white, Barrs—Standard, 8 < Boone, 4¢ PrixTs—Sohid Fren vr—Bbls,, Cal Grocers' Stark A, seamloss, ican se At un-dried poaches, wifornia 1 dium, SUGAKS Oolong, common to me rock candy, MONDAY. 1.00: sfuidrels, $1.0 4 gan, & B0L6.50 p pear cider, § o castern hand pi hand s, #1.50; ked n cked navie ma beans, be estern liu r wal rames, 160180, ) per b per gal: white £3.00 0, No. v sulted clears, short ribs kits, SOc; lard, Gwse per by h 0c per doz 100, W per bu fancy #.50; half bbls,, iforr tes $2.25, List. © as follows 223 Amos 171501 Lewistown, A, scam: m burlans, run a8, 1 runnies, singl wool sack, dic, 1S extra sail, ute, ¢ in bo: 20@21¢5 sail 1, xes, lencia ri Califoruia loose musecatels, @2.10; California Londons, ed cherries, ¢ 1 evaporated peac fornia apricot urkish prunc 1o peel, 15 rench pranes, T L e Ameriea, fuil cream, u cheddars, 1200123 in bbls, €500 do. o, Is, §7.00; in in do, Rio, good. 17@ Fonating Ttlo, 160 ava, interior, 22(@ intos and Mara Arbuclles 53 vellow C, oice yellow, 1z, 20@05eesmoking, 10 90c per 80-1b pail. 40 por bbl. 1 123gc Bricks, per 1@i2e per lb: : pure maple H\\nn common to fair, 18w on, g00d to fancy, H0id mon to good to fan 4 am, 15 20c; Oole choi e s, alnuts, filberts, 12@15¢ secans, 10w 11c; 10¢ per ib; assorted cakes, 18 per list. 10%g@lde; fancy canudy, 90c. Goods. 10 per cent dis.; LI, ameless, 5e; RX, 1015 0. , :nlul‘ud, uion Pacific, 17 123c; 19¢; colored, beauty, slater, 6e; Berlin oii, 614 PriNts—Pink + Windsor, 615c; Pr, o ige. 10 £5.00 BrLEAC No. clotl bleacned, reen € unbric, 11 Gyc; .-N.m CoRst JEANS sarge, 74¢ Roc I1cks—Yor Bige; Swift Thornaike, DExtvs 0z, 13 Jaffrey, Beaver e; B KENTUCKY JEA 18¢; Durham, ington, C cven . bleached “Miscenia plain Holla Brows Atlantic H, 44, Atl rora C, Hoosie vrenc x'.»,.,u i 44‘ ER Neb., topped A chusett, 4.4, 7 for hogs was and Chicago a B, 44, Drek nt, 2 in. West R s Journal thinks that nada would be hailed with delight by many ranchmen in our north s who have long wanted to s, of Nebraska and western o themselves are receiving on hundred more for han is being paid at any CAMBI dard, b PNt e an, bl cloth, Ye Gold Gold Glouc from dif; Arnold who met buildingl They al marketable shippers the state the Exchunge the hog sunpl. not manj of First and second First and Third ¢ Last the high prices and the orn induced furmers to mar Diselect, g1 A stock boirds, | 13 stock boards, C stock boards, D stock board dd #4 to 89 remarked a sl per Flooring, Select Siding, first and (@16t Siding, fivst comt second MARKETS. solid-pay creamery, country, 16@18c; medium Common boards 0. 2 boards, all patents, ' $6,00@7.00; Fencing, No. 1, $0.25@7.25 straight ‘bakers’ flour, §.0015.25 nber, 4x4, Sx8, Pickets, D a Shingle 75 per bbl. 1 H kens, $2.50@2.75 per kens, 7(@So por Ibj turkeys, | Shin Lath O G Batis, 21 O G Batts, 119x3 &in well tubing, fresh, 16@17c. .00 per keg. 4.50 per case. teel River, 6!4c; ic P} 44, 60; West Point, £ 10 0z, 125 10}5¢ ot, 10140 seond ¢ Flooring, first common Fencing, No. 2, 14 Joist and scantlin; , extra A phiuilos, standard Hemlock sole, 20@28c per 1b; 3 Riv- Richmond, and Robes— {c; Ram- Charter { I{uhmnlul Allen, abot, uit 4)1 Hopo Lonsdale'c New York mill Pepperell, Pepp Pepp Pepnerell, nton, 4-4, v 46 ell, Tron Mountain, Conestoga, ric, “Chorndike, Cordis, No. 4, Beaver Credk, B3, Dalkota, Leaw- Momorial, Hercules, St od, 18! 15¢; A, 44, Tij0 ntic D, 4-4, b/5¢ Aurora L, 4 *dd; Tndian Head, Old Dominion, 104, 23¢; Utiea C, 4 ije; Aurora R, 4-4, 7 in. § 07, 104 West Point Point, 40 in. 11 0z, 16 Arnold C long loth, 10ig¢; Arnold A, 12e; Windsor hester, B long i Ste Lumber. clear, 11 in...&49 00@ 5 . AT W@ 43 00@46 v 12@id ft, n 12(@16 ft, 12 in ., 216 ft, w16 11, Gin,... common, fencing looring second ¢ xlr;r, it non, 161t ., Siding, second_common. lengtlia. . 20 ft., . 2, @16 ft Pickets, D and H flat.. square d'A RIR A D and M ev. Leather, oak sole, 88 Game—Per dozen: Mallaras, $3.%; teal, " @dvc per lb; oak barness, S0@d4c per lb; JANUARY 14 | toppines, $3.00010.00 per d | @000 1 i McLaugh- | dark | being from five to ten minutes betieen | CURE 18%9. selected onk g hemlock upp per f If sk per 1b, ac 1b: Philadelphia calf skin, extra, per Ib; hemlock kip skin, ' No. 1, 60@i 1b: oak kip skin, N yasoe per 1b delphin kip sKin, extra, So@We per F skin (according to weight 11562 1.75 per |r|\H1~|v S0c@1.10_per 1b; Cordovan ru n finish, 20c per foot; welt le @4.00 per side; moroccos (pebble 0c per foots moroccos, boot leg, foot: glove calf skins, 200@30¢ per fo Dongola kid, #0c40c per foot; Kkangaroo skins, 40@50¢ per foot, according to quality: son: linings, £.00 skins, $10.000@12.00 rdin 31.00 § dc goat), 20 S5 s per per dozen per dozen apr tals and Tinners' Stock Block tin, small p Block tin, bar Copper, planished boiler sizes Copper, cold rolled Copper, sheating Copper, pitts Copper, tlats Gal, sheet iron, ot dis Pat. planished iron, 24 to 37 A Pat. planished iron, 34 Roofing, 10, 14x20,' 112 she Roofing, 1X," 14320, 113 sheets Roofing, 1C, 20x38, 112 sheets Roofing, 1N Sheet iron No. Sheet iron No. Solder l'in pli 10x14 X 4. Tin pla 1C. 10514 Steel nails, per key Steel wire nails, per THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES, OMAHA, Juniata, 50-10 a bost 1C IX aha, At UNION PACIFIC, o Om 10 Lincoln, 1 | Alma 3 R ) D, m, “Overl m. 0 D). Laneoln, B il v triceNC s EXjress Pacific Mail and Expross *haily. Dally except Sunday BURLINGTON ROUTE Depot 10 and Mason 200 . . 1 R0 P T Leave Omana Chicago Fast Express o Mail m. . m. m m, Leave Omaha, 500 . m. Colorado Mail, Kansus City Expre Kansas City Expro: C.&N-W R 10 and Marc Arrive Omaha. 4:15 0. m. Gip.m | pt Mond'y Stibuie i exeept Satiirday. M Depdt Wi TSI Depot 15ih & W Omana. Sloux City. 100 p. m Bancroft 10:0 8 m »:00 p. M Kb al m ) p. m. 18 m) 6D, m. 3230 . . |80 pom B340 pan Leave | A ev sts,| Omaha, 3 e —————————————————— OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY | Agricuitural vnpiemonts. CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, arriages And Dugeies Jones Street, bet 100, Ornialia. Nebraska, LININGER & METUCALF CO., Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Carriages Bugkles, Ete PARLIN, ORE Wholesaie Denlers in Agricultaral [mplements, Wagons & BHEEiBS 01, 06, 6 And 7 Jones Street, Omah MAST & CO., Mannfaumrmr of Buckeye Drills, smm Cultivators, 118y Rakes, Cidar Milla and Luban P Veriers. Cor. 14t and Nicho/as Streots. Whalesale, DORF & MARTIN, Omana, Nebraska WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., Agn‘mlmra\}mul“v"”n'fiii ‘WHgans&Buwrt J. F. SEIRI:RLIN(‘A(,O.. Akron, Ohio. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine. W.E. Mead, Mauazer, . MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers and Jovbers in anm Blwgt s, Rakes, Plows Elc. 1215 1 eAvenworth st Om or. Bth 4 Stroets, Omata, Nev, Artists’ Materials. A HOSPE, Jr., Artists' Materais, Pianos and Organs, 161 Dovglas Strect Omabia, Nebraska Booksellers and Stationors. H. M, & S. W. JONES, Successorsto A. T, Kenyon & Co., Wholesale & Retatl Booksellcrs and Statiouers, Fioe Wed Stwioners, Commercinl Stationers. B ioug e Stivet. Omaha. Neb. Boote and Shoes. KIRKENDA (Successore Wholesale Manuf Aents tor Boston It > Haruey St Uumln Ne! Juhh 1's “of Boals S 0ts, 1101 1161105 Douglns St Omabn Manufactory, Sume mer St Boston %, G0 etrersf B s and Shocs Bakn. J. JOIINSON & (¢ aotarers of Ll Sewer 1 T lia, Neb, " Dry Gooda ana Notion M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods a Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry G ods,Nnnuns Gents' Furnishing Goods. Comner 11th and Haney 3. Owalin, ! wkn. NEBRASKA FUEL Shippers of Coa! and 214 Soush 13t S HELIN, THOMFSON & Tuporters and Jobbers of Woalens aud Tailors’ Trimmings, ath 13th Street *Hastings SBU Hills Pas sNorfoik Passenger G:10 . m 10550 8, m Sioux City & Pacific I, R, Leive Omah; Omaha pr el 62450 m.| 3 \Llil‘l!l!\' TTRAINS, Westward. enCouncil Blufrs an p the stailons mentio tioth and Twenty-fou Suwmmit in Omaha Omaha aul | Running betw Adition stop at Twe andat th Albright. Broad-| Trans- South | Y O | South Omaha. Sheeloy i ar [T 12 BLUEES, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC, Leave. Arrive 000 p. . A 600 0w C 3 V) w.m, A CHICAGO, BURLE NO. 4 .....0:40 . 1 A *No. 8.0 0183 p 1 A Nol 6. 850 p. CIICAGO & NOI A Nooi 00 A » COUNCIL No. 1 i o TRCHTR 104C0, MILWAUK 300 bl A VITY, JOSE 30 . KANSAS IPH & COUNCH 0:0 a. OMAH 4 s daily N Mondiy; * tast 1 sunday; D ex I above I8 for Tran tmo i Trans- fer und local dopots. FOR MEN ONLY! ‘ 'oslTIvE For LOBT or PAILING MANHOOD; General and NERVOUS DEBILITY; of Body and Mind: Effects of Errors or Exces oble WANHOOD fully e WEAK, N DRVRA i pela 4 u from 418 You ean write th Geaied! Trees "AGarets T 1 ANICIOUS AND PERSISTENT All\trllnlllu has always proven Beforo placing a LORD & THOMAS, | ADTARTISING AGKTAY e (9 llnuu» lll“lo CHIPAOQ JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818, Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS L 227 Furniture. DEWEY & STONE,” Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam Street, Omala N-vraskn, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture Omuhs, Nevraska. offees, 8pices, Etc. 'CLARKE COFFEE C ‘Grimin Coffen And Spice MIll, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavoriby Extrnets, Leundre Blue, Inks. e T4l 1arney Stroot, Omaba, Nebraska. Crockery and Glassware._ W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for m} Manufacturers and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamys, Cmmnnys PERK“::\I ‘GAT(;I;I‘I‘u IjA(UMAN. Gmc(eri, Gl“swarc LCII s, Silverware axton Building. commlsslnn’ana Storage " RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Com 11115“ 1 Merchants, nosar. 112 Howard Stroe Spacinities GEO. SCHROECE Successors (o Mesha Produce Gunmnsmn all CA L Axle Bran w 15th and it Who Mauties, Sideboards Carry A nico stock of Paar Storage, Forwarding WholesKIC i et Deaie: OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY LUMBER, C. N. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, fornin Strects, Omata, Nebrask FRED W. GnAY Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Corner th and Douglng £18.. OmAhae Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., rters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions A% 210 and 212 South 1th Street Mats, Caps, Etc W. L. PARROTTE & CO., osale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, 1107 nnruey treet, Oman, Neb. Mard Y ARK I’!Rua )LLRV Co, 0 Manutacturers of ers of sm lory Hardware 405 AR 10 oy St, Omaba, e —— Notions J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., sale Notio A And 4 VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, jons and Gent's Farnishing Goods, 1106 Hurney Stro S and Farnishing Gnmls SCuth 101h 81, Ominbin Ovoeralla ANUFACTURING CO., uers of Overalls, )i Douglas Street, NFIELD M Manfe Office Fixtures. SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING Munufacture:s of Bank, Office and Saioon Fixtures. Drug Fixtun Bogrn 100 nnd ‘CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO, holsale Refined and Lubricating Oils. te., Ouba.__ AL 11 Bishop. Mannear Paints and Oils. 5 CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesnle ors in Groase, Paints, 0ls, Window Glass, Ete. Nev. —.p 1118 Furnam Stroct, Omaha, Paper. “CARPENTER PAPCF Wholesale Paper Dmlcrs. Wrapping nd Wri e o Toan oners Special atte !iorago, Forwarding & Commlsslon ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., (] Cnmmlsmn ol i Jo o /iha! I Tomtioy ey Co TIRueToH ab Hound 12 biard Sireet, Omabiy _ Brewers. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 21 North Eigthteenth Street, Omibn, Ncb. Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Mauufzcturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window-caps nnd metalic Skylights JOIN ERENETLIC Proprie T8 and 110 S0uth 1200 street. Printers’ Materials. ESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Auxitiary Publishers, rin Type Paper Boxos. "JOHN L. WILKIE, miictor Omaha Paper Box Pdctury and 1319 Douglas Omaln, Neb. 17 COI[I Slnragfi. ____ Coa!, Goko and Limo. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO,, Juhum of Hard 4nd Soft Coal. uth 13th Street, Omahn, Nebraska, Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., a, Nebraska. Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, , 707, 709 and 7118, 10th 8t., Omabin, Nej McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, ? th and Leavonworth St Omubia, Nebraske. _Hoavy Hardwaro. W. J. BROATCH Heavy Hardware, Iron and Slsr.l Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardware, Lumber, and 1211 1Ay Streel, Orntin "~ HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardwarc and Scale Repair Shop. Mochnaies' Tools mnd Buffalo Senlos. 1406 Douglue Bireet, Omahe, Nebravka, RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO,, Wisiosale Hardware, (th und_inrnev Sta., Omaha, Ne for Aust e raon St FalrOALkn SARARE] Senlon LEE, CLARKE, ANDREES WARE COMPANY, Wholesale Hardware, Cutlery, Tin Plate, Metals, Sheet Iron, ete. Agents for Howe Scales, Minmi Powder and Lyman Lusbed wire, un Nubr Powder ¢ IHARD=- g’ Lumoer. : OMAHA LUMEBER CO,, Al} Kinds of Building Material at Who's: 15t Btreet and Union Pacific Track, O, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash Doors, Ete. Yards-Corner Tth md lmwmu Co Wik wod Dyuging mu W.HARVEY LUMBER CG., To Dealers Ouly. OMce. 103 Furnam Street. Omabin JOHN A, WAKEFIELD, ~ Wholesale Lumber, Bte, tmported and American Portiand Cement. Stat Akent for Milwnukeo 11ydraiilic Cetent aud Quiney Wiite Time. CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wood Carpets nud Parquot Flooriug. 9th snd Douglas u. Hallid Engi steam o Rubber Coods. OMAHA RUBBER CO., i clurm and Dcalmsm Rubber Guofls $:13h, Doors, E 3ROV Manu® cturere of 3h, l]flOI‘S Blinds and Nonldings, e, 12th and lzura Strcets, Omahn, OHN MANUFACTURING CO. ficturers, of Sesh., Doors, Blmfls‘ g r Work and I Tard Wood Fine .+ Corner SN i 1 FU Strcots, Ouinh Steam Fittings, Pumpes, A. L. STRANG CO Pumps, Pipes and Engn R dwvay and i 24 Knrnim St Etc. (.hlJH(.HILL PUMP LO . ! Wholesaic Pumps, Pipe, I‘l itings, 3 Water ’wu»l-ln* Heand S, WIND ENGINE & PUM co., Stoein and Water Suunlws, witoel duy Wind Mills. 915 0 i s, Acting Saaer, D01 OmBbs. (N BROWNELL & CO., nes, Boilers and General Maghinery, Ir ‘\»‘..Yu cam 1 12071215 — ey Car Steal Wro Engines, Bri Bl iron Worke, STEAM BOILER WORKS, tor & xon, Prop’s. Manufacturers of all kinds n Boilers, Tenks aud Shest Iron Work Works South 20t und I3, & M. Crosslug. PAXTON & VIERLING 1ON WOIKS, nght and Cast Iron Building Work, & Work. Genoral Foundry, Mughine and ackatuith Work, OMco nnd Works, U. Py Ky, amd b troct, Onihi OMAHA WIRE & IRON WGRKS, Man Dok T factarers of Wire aad Iron Railings Halls, Window Guards, Flower St Bl o 12 (AHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Han'lrs of Firg & BIITPJH[' Proof Safes Vault Work Pronr 5, 0 Iron and Wire Fencine Siwny, e, k CHAMPIUN IRON and WINF WORkS Iron and S mproved Awnin, PII‘G Ao Vil 1 oftice and Wire Fences, Railings, Guards Mices.tores residences, 6Lo, Muchinery aid \th Tith St icreens, 107 banks, o 100k Ilackamith Works, 0 MEACHER & WHITMORE, and Barglar Proof Safes, ‘Tine LGCK&. nts for Diebold Safe and Luck Compsny's s und Ju L ALS, Lot wt, Ry SOUTH OMAILA, FALMER, RICHMAN & CO., ive Stock Commission Merchants, Koom 34, Opposite Exchan Eioek Yards, fouth O MERWESTERFIELD & W ‘Live Stock Commission, gachange Bullding, Union Btock ¥, £auth Owinbin, Neb U "TUNION STOCH YARDS CO.. 0f Omeha, Limited, doha B Bewd, Buberinendent.