Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1889, Page 3

THE SPECLUATIVE MARKETS, No Demand For New York's Cheap Wheat. CORN VALUES AT LOW EBB. Liberal Trade in Oate The Week With a Bearish Pecling in Provisions— A Good Busi ness in Cattle, ODUCE CHICAGO MARKET, c 0 Thr Bre market 10-day comparat amitial trading There w and prices t 1w narrow range of 1 Ay the §1.0314, with s nediately after $1.03%;. The dealings a the Were not on a very id the senti ment of the local d was bearish, tho considera timidity was displayed market,” The twist of t too fresh in the n thin th The basis of vards at as on wnd ning 1gh “shorting the past f of the lesson it t v days is sti be s hearin, bears to 1ght first 1 caut local trs thor the he chrokers w tord A beer. s n as b conely to broe up from 1.0 tree ng (1o the henrs 1 of t price ) @ Hu ) II 1tchinson's of the sold off to tions to vhole marlk about oo around $1.03@ 1,041, and the steady on the lower - open attempt was made to break throu supporting wall. T £1.081 for M More activity able in July, which ranged at 90 @9 growing ten the trade over in July is observable, on theory that it is safer delivery. The drift of the outside news was rather bullish, cspecially that eminating from Minncapolis. Early in the day dis patches came in that sales of from 25,000 to #0.,000 barrels of flour at that point had been effected to the home trade, and shortly be- fore the close John H. Dwight's correspond ent wired that he had scen e to Miller pling the offer of 13 more, this of course being for export. The Min apolis millers haye sola about of flour this week out of their warchouse stocks, ut home and clsewhere. The local tlour trade is reported as being quite active, ana a geod consumptive demand for flour is reported frox s markets. Liverpool o il Paris quotes a sma ll stimates on the visible BUPDLY pointing o a reduction of somewh between 800,000 and 1,000,000 bushels served to stimu the buying to some extent, and it fortified the conrawe of the buils who were atready long. With the visible stock steadily declining at the rate of 1,000,000 bushels per t prices i the west fui from the interior, they convinced that the ivisible rese i low ebb, They arc also renarking on the singular spectacle that is pr ted of un saleable wheat at the seaboird and exporters buying flonr iere wheat, is more than H0c a bushel higher than at tide wate s state of things aud 1o satsfictory explanation has yetbeen advanced. For some reason the cheap wheat at New York is not wanted, but the demand for the product of good wheat is not abated. ned swelling of the expec ions i day’s estimat i I to their detr and the lowest ces 50 far reached on the crop was reached to-day. The inspection ot showed 441 -ars received into store st pre dicted by the experts yesterday. The de cline in hogs naturally makes tho farmers freer sellers of corn in its raw state, and the weatlier of late has been favorable for coun- try roads. The cables reported a good demand to exist in Liverpool, and the inquiry for export in and New York was said to be good. ancos wore moderato from the Atantie ports and New Orleans, but ocean freights were firm and vesscls scarce. The opening figures did not, reveal the full extent of tho weuk ness which prevailed, but us wheat began to show signs of weakness the scllers became holders, and under the free offerings and the liberal realizing by the longs, the price touched the lowest figures yet reached. There was a fuir awount of tivity on the decline, but the low price having been struck, there was less disposition to trade at the re. duced The last few minutes saw lowest point, from which no reaction, and the final close was quite weak, and shows a loss of ‘(e over the entire line of futures. In oats another libe with pr exhibiti which was not altogetn was he puying of May for account of shorts, which forced up prices ie, to 2iige. There was more doing in June than recently at a slight discount from the price of N The near wouths were neglected, and No 250, closing nowminally was wd 1o I the quotation wi s notic The a xists, V)m corn re- I the very there was 1 trade was recol L @iie advance, sustained. The rded, usic Tn provisions the week closed ish fecling in tho ascendance, this morning was quite fivm stances at a little better pric day, but the market was speedily overloaded with property and a receding turn followed. "The downward movement, in fact, was both rapid and persistent, and’ before ' the noon reached pork showed a break of lard of 17:¢c and short ribs of 121 was no reaction to speak of and” the \s heavy at around the bottom fig sed on Yesterday's final quotatic the day’s actual decline in pork and lard was 1234 and in short ribs 71jc, CHICAGO LIVE STOOR Cnicago, Feb, 9.—|Special Telegram Tue Bee|—-Cartie—There was quite respectable volume of business for Suturd The fresh receipts were small, but th werea good many cattle left over from yesterday. Choice beeves, $4.23@1.50; medium to good steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, §3.5 @4.10; 1200 to 1350 1bs,’§3,20G0 0(@3.40; kers and feeders, $2 we bulls and wixed, $1.40 e vith a bear ‘The opening 1 in some in- than yester. to a was active to the extent of the supply, with first sales of heavy showing an advance of about a nickel. Towards the close tho advance was lost, and the general Tarket closed only about_steady. The buik of the heavy packing sorts sold at §4.70@ 4.75: light packers of 312 to 240 lus, sold at u 00G04.65, and a few fancy heavy at §1.50, York sorts of 170 to 175 lbs, would cost $4 80 @4.85. Light, but uneven sorts of 143 to 160 1bs, would cost about $4.60@1.65, ana light light of 130 1bs down to 100 1bs, §4.95@5.10, FINANCIAL. Nrew Yorg, Feb 9.—[Special Telegram to Tin Bee.)--Srocks—London was again n seller of stocks this morning, and the mar- ket exhibited somo weakness at the opening. First prices were from X to }f per cent lower. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincionati & InManapolis was the exception, and showed an advance of % per cent over last night's closing prices. The advance, however, was of short duration, and on the large sales by brokers who are known to be well supplied, this stock rapidly declined 1% per cent. e negotiations which have been pending be- tween the Vanderbilts and the Morgans for the consolidation of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapotis and the *Big Four’! have been successfully closed. The terms are not made public, but it is understood to in- clude mn exchange of stocks. A moderate rally followed in consequence of the pur- ehuses by room traders, The Chicago houses were sellers of grangers on the advance, The New England people were buying Union Pacitie, and the friends of this stock say it THE OMAHA DAILY B rise next week. In minent bull said: | badly whipped. | nnt d on d for a 5 per cent ot Paul, tcard” At 1 to quict at 2 per cent Paul showing Cleveland, and ad nd 9 Th Reading, St. Paul 11,000; Oregon Trans Lackawanna ncinuati & Indianap aa ling Northwost Richmond ‘lermina Am ncl 11,000 and, 03 55003 ‘olumbus, € 1 wore the closinz gaotations: 1% Northern Pacific C4scoupons. 18y dopreferre a1k o n 10 1 12) " NUY. Cet PLIY &L M. & st P o praterral, Moxey oN CaLL Pri MercaN Sten 0pUCH Peb. 0 $1.0: B4c; March, f mer; cash, i March, 25)c; May, Whiskcy--$1.03 d unchan roulders, §.50.6.00; short 5,10, 3 dairy, Bulk Me: clear, $6.250e0.! Batter —Lirm; cre irm; full cream cheddars, 108 @ vira U Hides n and 1 wreen dry _flint, iD, dry calf, @se; dry No. 1, solia, 4%c; Suipments. 000 10,000 135,000 1000 Market none: spot 1gatie in v und Flour. bbls. . Wheat bu Corn, b, Oats, bu, New York, weuk; receipts, no ml.l and nominal; c afl 4¢3 0} 115,000 9.—Wheat options dull. 1 exports, 1003 options dull but ungrade Oats Spot 317 g Quict and steady; Unted dicr; western ste, dairy, 1 L 1600 e Slow and easy; western, 1 ruis, Feb, 9.—Wheat—Lower; cash, May, S ru—Low ge. 4¢3 Ma, k--Dull at $11.8 v 1 at $6.80; Steady at 1.0 ot and T 0@ Minneapolis, Feb. at steady; receipt 1 har on_track, northe on track, §1.07 No. 2 northern, 9. — Wheat — Dull; Corn Oats—Ste ge—Dey ity Provisions Llllclllll'\ll. wm'm 0. Feb, 9.—Whea Piem: No. 2 mixed, iy —Steady at $1.03, Kanwas City, Fob. 9.—Whe No.2 redy cash, 1o bids nor_offer bid; No. 2, soft, cash, 40> id, Weak; (34 cash, 245 white, cash, :sh, mo bid bid; May, pool, to Tur Bee.) Holders off 655 d, casy ime mess, castern, d, « or . spot_and s, steady ; Mareh and April, ers offer moderately:n 7d, steady; do sp Holders offer sparmgly at steudy. Corn- moderatorv and February, Holders offer spot spot, 4s }4d, dull 48, dull; Murch wnd ‘April 8s 113 Ly T Chicago, Ieb. 9.—The Drovers Jour- nal reports as follows Cattle 2,000; market steady; steers, §2.00@3.10; 3.40; cows, bulls and mixed, $1.40@2.05 Hogs-IReceipts, 11,0005 market strong, aud a shado higher: mixcd, $1.000c4.5 heavy, $1.60¢4.80; light, $1.6524.9 market , corn-fed, $4 lambs, §4.90 8,000 wester $.00004 ipts £2.75 04,003 13, 1 Stock Yards, East St. 9.—Cattio — Keceipts, 100; 20; market steady; avy s, § 253 falr 10 good, $3.00 3.80; butchors’ steers, medium stockers and feed I J-w grass-fod, §$1.700: e bts, 1,400 market higher; ohoice hea selections, $4.50@4.65; packing, light grades, $4.00@4.70. Kansas City, Feb, 0.—Cattle—Receipts, 1,000; shipments, 600; offerings mostly c mon and medium, and market steady; good to choice corn- .80@4.15; common to medium, $2.90@ ockers and feeding steers, $1.60@3.15; cows, $1.25 Hogs~Iteceipts, 54007 shipments, none; market steady to strong; cominon 1o’ choice, $4.204. Sioux Oity, 800; shipmeats, 150; unchanged; prime, $2.25@2.90; fat stoor: and fat coiws, §1.50@?2.00. Hogs—Recelpts, 1,5 market strong; light and mixed, $4.37@4.45; heavy, $4.45 (@4.55. “shipments, 2,401 y and butchers' $.50@4.70; attle—Receipts, rket s—— OMAHA LIVE STOOK. Saturday, Feb, 9, 1880, ‘There were not eattle enough here 1o muke very m very goc casier t much ch The marl: thing d on 7 Wi n the da, pr markc Prevaininz Prices, The tolloy this marget tioned Prime stoars, Primesteers, nmon to i choice corn-fed westerns, Highest the s the past and 0 33 @ Sunda 0 @i 80 B a4 by, b @t a0 Sunday’ W0 @ 4 @i 60 @ o @4 5) ogs open Beef cattl B Sheep are last week. A thousand on Saturday o OMAHA W II()I;I‘\\I;I‘ Fruits, P Faney roll, tlow g Cnr X er am Y. nd skims, H 'k and Swiss, 14015¢ trict P Pourr 3.00; ducks ie § SED l ' n to good, fancy, 100 o 1 VEGETAIIL sweet potatoe beets, " per skin, G0 Mallar head, per doz, @L.7h; canva common smal per doz, _7hc@$1.00 3 1bs, 100 § §1.50@3.00; lemons, fanc; £3.75(@4, oranges, Flor Florida russetts, §3.25; 8,00, CRANDERRIE £10.00@010.50; choice, $.00 Cherry, ¢ Nurs—W chiestiuts, 4( 6,00 hazelnu \25@1.50; s Hives G ©; cf JEANS 8} stock, por bbl, $3.00@5.50; ol of a market @i 7 @i 7 @A o7 chers' stock sells at ste li@ide “all ¢ )@ .005 b, Cal oice, .00 larjce, G0@ide; pecans, plain, polished, 9 10e avies, hand picked, per bu, §2.10 20; gooil cl but there were some sold a little there was not ors’ stoek but at Frartnene Sad0c: mit musty, 1000 wild d SAveRKnat Beef torday n prices vAS NOt Very anged hands bef Po I Hogs. v strong arly in ports Hovry -1 and ing, ads of 18 5010 the ¢ 'v a few d 1h t sell well el ! Revised pri et BacuiNag ag, 8, 10c¢; Ami to'5 bu, 11 s, double. T8 INES—| saii B, 2021 Dietfen 1 16¢; dates, in raisins, isins t the nze s a tabloof pricys paid in )F the graiss of stoct men. 1300t 150 1bs . 1100 to 130 1bs, 9l d cows cows bulls £2.60 @1.00 20 s 405 p pitted blackherries, ap tern sh 1skas, PrekpEs—N half bbls, §3.0 half bbi in g presentative Ib frames, che 14 rin su MONDAY white, mp and 2 Per 1b, d with gray, rose T r BBl B0 ga), o, 84,503 per haif bbl, § mm © white, perdb; pres Stark A, senmless, 171,c4 gunnies, single, sack, 420, extra sail, Jute, be. in boxes, per Ib. boxes, riallc: London Mal per box, $2.503.30; Mal sv W@2.5); new \cin rais. lifornia_looso muscatels, (210 California Londy tied cherries, per 1b, 1% Cali plums, por Ib, 12@18e; dried per ¢ dried raspberries, ated ap, 1e: or Mo 14c ax, 8%¢; evapo 1-dried peaches orated pes fodinm, 0 sm bbls, do. in LhIS, $0.00% do, in in Lbls, $5.00; do, in in 130c: Rio, 3 roastin wva, inf opextra O, 08¢ per 1b; 12 18¢ per 1b; pure wapl fup, £1.00 per ga Tras—Youi st Young H Gunpowder, ¢ powder, choic 1 to " medit 1b, a 12 Hyson, common to yson., good Lo faney ommon o wood, € to funey, 4063 1, Japan, choico to nuon_ to good, 4 ir, 18@ 15w medium A0 e, per 103 assorted 8 per list Noy—Mixed, k cand Horraxn H Con Fisn— 6 SrARCH—3; 1 ARPET WA “lisrr Stan 20,0 Booue, HINTS— S0l Windsor, racnen ol 00, 41 ached I : Peny 1y, 105 @ EanIN J@siyeper b, 40, 101 ;¢ 0, coloved, colored, No. T colored, a 14 lidt Beauty, ~Atlanti \er oil, s nd robes—Allen, ¢ Riv Richmond, ater, arter Oak, 5!fc; Ram- Aflen, Ge! Kichmo ddystone, i 1, 514 Surerive—Berkle, 3est Yot Hope, 71 Lonsdale cambr w York mill Peppere epperell, n Phillip ; Lous- Phoper- 5 Pepper viumph, 450 4.50 450 4.50 4.50 sur 1d Lowest. highest and ) of hogs on this Swift Thorndi w days as e two m ms 11c; TUCKY sunduy ] . @ bleached, 8 ached, bleached, 10 MISCELLANE plain Holland, 0 @3 15 *.' Atlantic H, 4 0 rora (¢, 4-4, 4 Hoosier LL, 4 vrence L 1 highe Pepperc Pcppere ot bLrin, sod prices as more hogs here to-day than ( flast v MARKETS, 1 GG, 2 bduce, amery-—Fanc) 2c; fancy solid to: sy T print, 24@2c; pucked, 10 1 *Camnrics ard, se; I des, 10@11 w cheddar two in_hoop, choice, 12';@ S e: Jimburger, hole ican, 6 choice e Gold Seal, Gold Tic am flats, 16012 18, per doz, §2 3005 _ge 1o, 78 tly fresh ’y—Chic or doz, tu ULy le hemlock uppe calf skin, No. Weight 1b: Philadeiph per b3 hemloe 1b: ol kip ski @ S 1o, 1b, to 200 ibs, 7@ 60 1bs, bt me 70 to K5 lbs, F@sc; choice to nnn, 9@lle, Colorado and Utah, coraska and B0@iie calf skin $1.15@! £110 per 1b; 5, JorsyS, c per BAWHO; itornia, per n ved turnips, auliflower, choice 3 good, $1.00( 1. aprou skins, §1 ch, 1.501.75 pe e doz, & 3.00; red §0.1 teal, per doz, $1.50 s back, per doz, $4.00@4.50; 1. per doz, §1.00GL1.50; rabbits, jack rabbits, per doz, per doz, 18100, York and 25; choice + good, §L.50@1.75, wuITs—Malaga grapes, kegs, 40 por 1b; baunanas, per bunch, new, 500 to old, L §2.50008,005 tancy Los An"tlu ¥ st and se irst and seco Third ¢ A sel 1 selec A stoc 1@ C stock board: Flooring, first clect fencing Siding, first co Sidiug, second Common boar ‘encing, No encing, No, Joist and scar Timber, 4x4, 8. P hoice ida 1'lm‘w\ R Cape Cod, fair, §0.00@9.5 0.4 o0 per bbl, i & Bugle, Vats, S0l pe wluta, Bais wuts, ver 100, 5 hickorynits, Shingles, ¢ Lath. . O G Batts, 0 G Batts, 1 8-in well tubin 1 salted, No. 1 dry i off nia, $2.00@ n - country $1.00@1.50; or U1, $4.50@3.00: N balf bb), §2.75@ Cali Block tin, smal Hlock tin, bar ‘higan, - \\jfltu —( 2P 44, 603 ed oak and tr. deiphia kip ski foot, uccording to_quall 10.00 per dozen ; r, 114 ot, 11@lig n boards, 1 stock boards, 12@ Metal and 1 Pl Lale, H, No. York, Phorndi Thorndike, ilics I JrANS “Stevens' B, Stevens' A, ; Stevens' D) i} Stevens' N, ens’ SRt 12 vs—Table on cloth, §2.50; 9'ge; Dado Holland, 12140 Atianty Tie; Atlantic Auro fe:’ Cr XXX 1, 6e; Indian Head, . 44; 6e;_Old I)mmmnn 44, IR, 44, 7e; Pepperell O, 44, 11, B4 2 .pm.-n 1, 104, i int, 20 in, 8 oz, 10! ) 0z, 12 . West Pont, t Point, 40 in, 11 0z, 1t i (L . 24 in, 2 ", 85, 25c; IR, Whitten- in, lunkett ¢l old 13, Ton Steifel A, fa : se $Gihe per 1b and r, 20(d per foo! hemlock 1, 80w e ver 1b, rding to It skin, No. 1, 90ca$1.00 per ia calf Skin, _ext 00110 i kip skin, No. 1 i , Shasae per 10 !} 50@ e per 1 I rding to weight and quality), b; Irench kip skin, do, S0ca) Cordovan russct, 18c; s foot; welt leathor, 3 coom (pebble gout) boot - leg, 20 e por 10045 kungaroo sKins, toppings, e per foot; Dongola kid, 1062500 per .00 lining, 0,000 ond clear, 1'4 in i el in 2 133 in. L. 47 00@h0 00 13¢ in,, ft, 12 in.. 121 ft, 12 in.. 12@16 ft common, 6 1n looring, second common, 6 in .. flooring g mmon, 16 1t, common. ds e 13 00@19 12@NC.,...... 16 50@18 12, 14@16 1t...... 14 00@lh 2xd, 14@16 1L 16 00@17 xS, 1210 L., 17 kets, D and H flat Pickets, D and Hsquare PR Aeeree iingles, standard A xiin, 518 g D and M bev.. TTinners' Stock 1lpi & FEBRUARY 11 pitts flats tiron, J | Conper, planished iron, 1ed iron Y, 14x20, 112 sh ) shee sheets e CHICAGO 4vo ORTH- i WESTERN Omaha, Council Bluffs And Ghlcagu. The only road to take for Des Mol Cedrr Rapids, Clinton, Dixon, Ch And all points Yast. T the peopie of rado, Wro, , Utah, Idaho. Neve Omahi Ty o DAY i 1B, way conneet I a0 depot With those of the Chi: ) & Norh ¥ W stern 1tv. Tn Chicago tha traine of 033 connceticn With those ofall other Sotumbus, Indianapolls York, PhilnGeipti ud A1 poInts In the Kast. Ask for tickels ia NORTHWESTERN" tha best weconimodution. ANl tickey s vin this line. B. P WILSON, I Manages Qen'l i'sas ¢ Agent. CITCAGO, TLLA, W5 N BARCQUE, don | Western A {ngton, 1ue 1t you wi ngenta aell L LHUGHTT nt. . Cit, mu-.-n or A 101 Farnam st. Ui () THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES, OMATIA. UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10 and Marey Lincoln, Teatrico Al veriand i |- &Cotum:| “sts.| und fress Mail and Expr 3haily excopt iy excapt Mond'y| <tibule 5 Wt and M inom. | o p.m. Leave Omnha, Arrive Omahia 1030 0. m cent Sunaay. SSOURI PACIEIC, 5Eh & Webster st |~ Leave | omaha. | Omana. a.m 610 . m 0K Hills | INorfoik Passenger Stoux City & SUBURBAN TRAINS. Westw Running between Coun 1dition to the static 15 nnnHm 1, & t Twentleth and Twenty-fourth 'strea the Summiu m Omaha, South |~ Al- ‘u neha /b Omahu depot. Sheely Ariis | Iy 11230 P AL | South bright. Omala, Sheeley COUNC CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC, Arrive. W i, % No. 4 ‘ 11CAGO, BUILIN CHICAGO & NORTHW 40 @ m. A No d ) p.m. D No. 1 K10 b m. A No.b L MILWAUK 100 f 0:45 p. m. & 81, PAUL, 1 7250 8. m, 0, 6550 p. m, AL & COUNCIL 0:30 a. m, 039 p.m, AHA & 81, LOULS, Sinday: D exeapt b Tho time given above is for 'f'ra Delng from five Lo ten minutes fer and local dopoty SOUTH OMAHA, _ T NP, RICIA PALMER, RICHMAN ¥'Co Live Stock Commission Me rc?mu Ofce—Boom 24, Opposite Exchango Huildi ck Vards, South Oumalia, Neb. CORIMER,WESTERFIELD & M A Live Stock Commission. Room 15, Exchunge Bullding, U'nion Stock uth Owmaha, Neb. STOCM YARDS CG9., 0f Omeha, Limited. dohm @ Tawl. Bopariniendent UNIO OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Agriculturai impiementa. CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultucel Implements, Wagons, arringes And Buggies. Jones Stroet. be I, OmAhA, Ne FReD w woon b ar faskA - 3 C. N LININGER & METCALF CO., tural Implements, Wagons, Carriages L Ete. Wholesale. Omaha, Nebraska PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, 1ith & To Deale Offce. 1403 Farnan TJOHN AL W Whalesal bl 1 And Amcrican ALIOF Milwaukes 11 Qutiiey Wi CHAS. Dealer in Har tural lmplements, Wagons & Boggics 01, 93, 06 £nd 07 Jones Street, On P. P. MAST & CO., Mannfactarers of Buckeye Drills, Sceders, Caltivators, Hay Rakes, Cider Mills and Ly Verivers. Cor. Wth and Nicho/as St WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., Agiin AtiA. L Importe Ak an Pul | — Cor, 0th and P'a Stroets, Omaha, Nob A 8t VIN\’AI(I).\ i [?t"' s Ovora Artists’ Matorials, A HOSPE, Jr, Attists' Ma lm g, Pnnw and Organs, of, Omahia, Neb Notions an 1513 Douelas &t Bookauliers and Stailonere. e uml\ it Kenyan & Co Jeans Pauts, Shiit ald Sl lioners, Successorsto A, T. Booksellers Flue Weddinge .m‘, 22 Douglns 8 Gt nery Offico Fi THE SIAMONDS M Munutacen Bdl]‘( Office aud § boards, Mook v i e, M South 1tk Boots and Shooa. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., (Suceessors 1o Hewd, Jones & Co Wholesale Mandfaclurcrsul Boats and Shoes e Co. IN UKD, Aaents for Boston R 1o & 0 Tty S Ommin W.V. MORSE & CO.. Jobbers of Boots and Shocs. Omaba Manufactory, Sum Hoaton. CONSOLIDATED 101, 11031100 Dougias St mer SE Axle I Coa!l, Coke and Lime. IME CO. Coal. roskn. OMAHA COAL, COKE & L L Jobbers of Hard and Soft 2M South 13th Btreet, Oniaha, Whole: NEBRASKA FUEL Stippers of Coal and C South 13h Gt CARPENTER Omata, X CArTY A nico stock of Printin J. 0. JOHNSON & (0, Mamfactueers of Lin Vi ar | Sneetal 4t rant i Storage, Forwardi of Coul, Conk, ‘and Sower noashipper Drain T St « ha, Y Bt Storage Brane houd Cottees, Spices, Etc. CLARKE L(‘_FP Ormals Cof Teas, Luflcea, Smcg Baki Crockery and Glassware. X W. L. WRIGHT, 7 okery, Glossware, Lemps, Chimneys, 17 8. 1ith St HA HANTEAL om ce. yuabs, Nevravka ERKID & LAUMAN, ors ot s, S\l VOrwWare i BSNiD o STOR - 1 North Commission and Storage. T RIDDELL & RI "EC and Commissi . Fugs, Chee 1, Om DDELL, N Herchants, Pouliry. Mannfictu Window Game, Cape ik o JouN i GEO. Buccessors 1o Me o6 Commissi Omnbis. SCHROELER & CO Shane & Sehroed I and []olll Smr"yc. Sobrasi WESTERN NEWS ana Noticns. ITH & CO., 1g Goods and NUHOHS. Cor. 11th 8t., Omuha, Neb, Dry Goods : M. ESM Dry Goods, Furnishi 1102 and nm Dougla KILPATRICK-KOCHDRY GOODS Co Tport Gents' Ky Nos. 117 and 1519 s and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions urnishing Goods Sth., Ol Corner 1ith and fainey i, Nebrokka. LIN, THOMPSON & CO. and Jonbers of H OMAHA RU lmporters ¥ il Cloth i lo°s" Trimi B 1th Slrect, lens qui T — _. - M. A. DISB Furniture. Wholesale Manu DEWEY & 0lesale Dea am Street, STONE s in Furniture, ruska, Branch bfiice, 121 BOHN MANUFA Omala » CHARLES SHIVERICK, it Nebraska, o Grogceries. A. L. STRA "PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Whfl]fis:’lfi Grocerics aud Provisions, 18, 10th 8¢, McCORD, BRADY & CO., L iteam, Wi e, Omsbn, Neb, iteam nud Water Sapnt losale Grooer: aha, Nebraska, worth Streot ialligny m,m Mills G Hedvy Hardware. BROATCH, Hartivare, fou i S Jek, Tl 1 Hariey § HBHVY Ha EROWNIE Bprings, Wagon St i 121 Beet lron Work Sy Teave w Py = woilh B HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Har Mochanics' Tools Stre ware and Seale Repair Shop, | STEAM Carter & 5o, Steay 1 Boilers, T W n Bu Al Foundry nd Wi Gina Mar RECTOR, WILHE Wholesale Har {th and Harney Sts., Omahs, N for Austin Dowdsr (o 3 Fairhanks - LEE, CLARKE, ANDRE WARE COMP Vholesale mdmc [Hil Meta MY & CO oiks it ad Cast In Irass Work, Gen with Work and 11l Wrm'o Blucks O 5, Sheet 110} zent IR AT Ry omalia, Neb Maiufe Lesk Ratls, fart UVIAHA SAFL Man' Vault G. Al Wiadow Guar 'Num. Caps, . PARROTTE & CO., Wl]DlCSfilG Hals Caps and Straw Goods 1107 Harnoy Street, Omahy, b foi's CHAM Iron an and Screons, for banks, 0fice d Awnin smiiih W __Hardware. 3108, SADDLER irors lery llurlwaw aud 147 Margey 8L, Ou Hiebrassa. Wholessie Manufacty Saddlery & Jabders of 83 1433, 14 s ¥ " k. And Leather. Lumber. OMAHA LUMBE ol Tinds of Building Matey 141 Strcet and Unton Pacific ‘frack, G. A onta for Liobo 100 Sl Wt 1108 by rewun ulars of Tners cut i LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Line, Sas! Dovrs, ¥, \'.ld.thl u‘.‘n;rll.ll:“;‘.” Duwi « ”‘n‘n‘ l:;(v\!lilV “~ | PEERLESS OYES R. Sl N]l Oils Wholsale Refined and Lubri Pdll\ls and QOils. S & NE Paints, 0ils, Window G 118 Furnam Streot, Omalia Papor. Wholesale Paper Der ARMSTRONG, P Toys Douglay Rubber Goods. Nnfact ]‘CI\ and Dlmlfl“" ROV ¢ Sash, Doors, fill‘]fi? i | mfturers. of i), Pumps, Pipes and Engi Ioss, Acting Muna Rngines, Boilers and Gener fron Works. BOILER WORKS 1k aud §! LUMBER, GHAY Lumber, Lime, Coment, Ef Corner fth and Donging fta DIETZ, Dealer 1n All Kinds of Lumber, Caltiomin Sroet ers 0uly. AK lrIHP“ ' . LEE, ot On wood L HNE Furnishing Goods, atla nlh Omaba, HABVEY LUMBE 1E Ete. (NARAJOBBERS HIREGTURY Nebraska Koo, maha LD, oment ot and Staty U And Davalay ling Guflds IDER, s, CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., 101 Douglas Stroet, xtures. NURACTL TANK M PAF g Wr KING (0. Fixtures, i tures AWall Wing ) had 15 LINE CO. ating Qils. s ) 2 Writing —_— & Commission TIS FUI‘HIHIHW ’Ulfl Cor Wavlesale nmlulml L mnmn 1 L S8 s, (m FA,! ors. EAGLE CORNICE it Wil 10 PAPER s co., H. HARDY & CO., Mnmm F;v'cv Guwls,‘ Neb. RIS, o Z & ILER, Lager Beer BI‘LWDH Printers’ Ma.crl“ls. UNION, AllX]llHIY Pt'H‘\hblS oturers of Galvanized II‘O]I UUIHIUB ~ Bupplies. 62 Paper Boxes JOHN L. WILKI I’1 oprictor Omalia Pflm B BBER 0” scture i Strects, CTURI Doons Tte Steam Fittings, Pumps, Eto. NG CcO X Pdf‘l{H‘Y Neb. Onba, co., Ruhber Gmls NG C Bund orths SLrce Viarhh Wond it 168, Supplies, L Owiali . wlND ENGINE & ficem and Water S 190 F il Tk an, Flower rth 100 Sircet Tron and W e &nd At (it atl it o8 10 JHILL PUMP CO., Wholszie Phings, PI]]E Fm”ws lcs, Ite, St Owmahe, M At TOMAHA WIRE & 1HON ViU tarers of Wire and Iron Rai flande Ouitie. (S y und g Vo, e nud rd IRON WOIKS, s of Fire & Buretar Proof Safis PION IRON and WIRE WO"KB Wire Fonces, Railings, Guards 1009, 040, MEACHER & uml m/ } i3 Locks. « Company's e ne— Jenggive (MOODY L New lor 8)aie BOLD Iy ut trying i 0. gt o Wogns g | e ot et s o — AR ATRA 'l"*' L. Miltinery and Notlons, J.F. 5!"‘\]’;" |:‘|“|Nj(i & CO., i 1. “L")l,\'"l LDE l'{..A CO., : Harvestng Machinry and Bindor Twine, | 13 & Jooers n Mty & Notog MkYLl'NEJVI‘V::;‘\’;{‘N‘K‘ "T:‘”\“/\H;:‘CG Notions 5 anaannn Manufacturers and Jobbers in J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wagons, Bugaies, Raxes, Plows Etc. W'mlmlr Notions aud Purni i1 AHE T E BEST