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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; FRIDAY , MA1ICH 4 , 1887. 8
RFTTFR FFF11NP IN WIIFAT
ibi uljllljl\ IvLLlllu in MllL/nli
The Market Firms Up nnd Bnsinesi Trans
acted at Higher Pricesr
CORN FOLLOWS IN THE WAKE.
Trnillnc In I'ork UfolcRs With No
IChutiiro In I'rlccB May Itlhi
Touch Klftht Dolliirs'-Ocnernl
JMnrkot QuotntluiiH.
CHICAGO I'ltonucn MARKIT.
CIIICAOO , March 3 , [ Sjicclal Telegram to
the HIB.I : The wheat market was active and
an Improvement in lone Is noted. Prices
ranged hL'herthi > n yesterday , but the closing
range at 1 o'clock dues not show an Import
ant gain on the day. Half a do/en strong
houses that have been conspicuously buy Inc
wheat every little while for the month , were
In the market again to-day , and they were
trading on a large Fcale. Speculative olfer
Ings weio heavy , and a coed many who saw
a chance to get out of the agonlred deals
without loss took advantage of the btilgo to
sell out their holdings. The faint-hearted
contingent only contributed n very small
faction of the daj's business , however. Gen
erally speaking tlio sentiment was one of
confidence. T ho Felling was by a few stal-
uait hears who have unbounded faith In
loner prices lor the remainder of thu crop
year. The openlne trades In May were at-
79c anil In June M ) fc. Speculative offerings
caused tlio market to settle to 7sKdi 8Xc for
May , TOJffitff c for jnc. , i5rt , ] att.r dealIng -
Ing were at Impiovcd prices , May going to
! % , and June tobOKc. The 1 o'clock range
wa slightly below the quotations
last mentioned. Transactions \\eio
heavy In the aggregate. Juno
g-tlned ' < ® Jfc over May as compared
with yesteiday , when the ( inference was J < c.
Corn ruled % c hluhcr early , eased oil to yes
terday's closing range and } ic below , then
firmed up and closed at 1 o'clock at the same
llLMiiesas on yesteulav. viS'.tVu for .May ,
and 40' ' < e for June. Tlie market acted with
wheat throughout. Oats were leattireless
and baiely steady. The ran go ol price.i tor
lutures .shows a slight shrlnkaui ! In values as
compared with yesterday. Pork was lifeless.
The prieo ot May was lixed at Sl'AOO , whore
It lemalncd pegged all thioimh the lout ; ses
sion. Thellxlim ot the maiginal ) irlee at
15.Xhas ( ) not alleetcd the price of poll ; In
the slightest degree. Ir may have had some
thing to do with thcadvancoorMayaudJuno
ribs to 88.0i ) , however , and then again ribs
may have troue to 88.00 Independent of any
such Instilling cause. At any rate they got
there. There was heavy buying of ribs
ft ion ml 87.70 ( 7.77 } anil a lew minutes be
fore 1 o'clock the piice suddenly shot up-
walds , resting at 1 o'clock with May at 87.1)5 )
and June at 88.00. Kiln show an Inclination
to get in line withpoik. Lard participated in
the upwaid movement of the other product ,
advancing 17' < fc up to 1 o'clock. Opinion is
slowly crystalfi/lng as to the true Inward
ness of the pork deal , ( iosslp now has It that
Keiim , Jones and liloom are praetically out
of the deal , having brought their huge scalpIng -
Ing operations to a successful close , and that
Armour represents the cash poik and what
yet lemalns of thu "wind end' ' of the deal ,
with Kent , the Fowlers , and possibly the In
ternational Packing company , Singer and
Charlie WrU'ht short consideiablo lines. A
good many little tellows were caught between
the upper and nether millstones , but they
seem to have wiggled out to a urcat extent.
20 : p. m. On the atternoon board wheat
was easier , selling down to 78J < (7JiiictorMay ( ,
where It closed. May corn closed ? c lower
than at 1 o'clock. In provisions thu hnal tic-
nres wore 81'.00 ) for Mav poik , 87.30 lor laid
and 87.95 for ribs.
CHICAGO MVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , Marcli 3. [ Special Telejram to
the UKE.I CATTI.I : The Wednesday re-
celps proved to be considerably less than the
early estimates and the market was dull and
lower. To-day receipts were considerably
heavier than the enily estimates and the
market was stronger. Prices for some
siholce , handy cattle were 5QlOc higher , but
as a rule there was no quotable advance in
the average rates. There was a better ship
ping demand and some heavy cattle were
f.old better than yesterday. Fancy , 85.00 ®
5.25 ; shipping steers. 1350 to 1500 Ibs , 84.50(5 (
600 ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs , S4.10 < 54.00ll.-)0tol200
Ibs , $3.40(34.00. ( Stockers and feeders , 82.50 ®
3.80 ; rows , bulls and mixed , 82.00 3.60 ;
bulk , 82.bOC < (3.W. :
HOOH Trade was active , with an advance
of about 6e on nearly all sorts. The advance
was brought about by the anxiety ot specu
lators to control the market , hence , toward
the close , when speculators lound they were
likely to got left , they cut loose anil sold out
at a shade lower. A few fancy heavy sold at
f 5.70(35.75 ( , and packing sorts at S5.45f5.G5. (
with common at S.V-5-/r > 80. Light sorts sold
atS."i.OO@5.50 ; Vorkers , 83. ; < a .U5.
KINANUIAU
NEW VOIIK , March 3. ( Special Telegram
to the liiiK. ] STOCKS Sentiment was not
ijulto so bullish to-day In regard ) to stocks.
It was thought that the market wns not yet
lu a position to advance materially , and
traders who took this view sold stocks on the
bulge , In the belief that prices would sag olT
a little. The success of the Heading and
Nickel Plato reorganization schemes and the
prospective adjournment of congress Friday
were the main bull arguments. It was
noticed , too , that exchange was rather weak ,
nnd conservative houses predicted a decline.
Western Union was the bull card at the open
ing. It advanced about 1 per cent , and the
old story of a settlement with the Baltimore
. ( c Ohio company was received. The Uateman
following were talking very bullish on St.
Paul , and quite an upturn In It was scored.
Union Pacific made a gain of 1 per cent , and
the story was that the squeeze was engineered
against speculating congressmen at Wash
ington , who had sold the stock In anticipa
tion of unfavoiable legislation. St , Paul
earnings for the month of February de
creased 839.000 , and after the early bulge
few orders were received , the result being a
drop In the whole list. There was n gene-rnl
stllTenln , ' of prices during the closing hour.
The Vanderbilts were up on the Improved
condition of business cast from Chicago.
New England was especially active and
strong. The talk was that the pool In It had
been picking up the stock for several days ,
and that a sharp bulge mluht be expected
very soon. The temper of speculation ap
peared to bo In favor of higher prices toward
the close of the session , last quotations being
about the highest for thu any. The total
tales were about 275,000 shares.
UovsKMUinn'i ( ioveriitueut bonds were
dull but steady.
YI'.STKIIDAY'S
CJUOTATIONS.
MdN.-.T On call easy at .t.'nQ-lk' per cent ;
oloscd ottered at I ! tier cunt.
PlllUtt MKUCAM'ILK I'AI'UIl 537 pel
cent.
flTKin.ixn ExciiANnK Steady and un
I ! changed at S4.S44 } tor sixty d.iy b'HIs ; JM.STJ
for demand.
i'UODUCK M.VItKKP.
Chicago , March 3. Following quolailon !
re the a ; : i clo.slng ligures ;
Hour Quiet anil shade easier ; wlntci
* ' } ' t dour , 4.2.Vif4.ao ; houthern
S4.lpi < 4.20' Wisconsin , 84,2004.80
toft tprlne.vlieat ,
83. 70fl4.30 : Mlnnrsota bakers. 83.7Xt4.no ( ? ;
patent ? , 84.MC { 4N ) : low erades. Sl.O.v a.W ;
rye ( lour , oulut at . * ! .U33.4U : in ( tries ftnd
barrels , SDwa.lO.
Wheat Unsettled and Actlvr. eloilnp ' 9
c holow > csterday : casli , 737-lOc ; May ,
78 15-iCc ; .lunc , Wc ) : July , M ) llMGe.
Corn Quiet and averaifcd higher , but
closed steady ; cash , MJCc ; May , 3'Jc ; June ,
auir..iric ; July , 4\w. \
OaM Sti'ndy , vlth very little changn ; cash ,
235fc ; May. 2s' < rc : June , 28 4c.
Hye-IJnll at Me.
llarlevEisv at 4 ? < a.Vo. )
Tlraotliysced-l'rliiif. Sl.SO.
Flaxfcpi-d Sl.oy.
Whisk v-SUf.
1'ork Nothing particularly dolne ; closed
r. < 3UOc hl her ; cash , S1S. ; ; May , 810.00 ;
Juno , 8U .o : > .
Lard Active durlne the latter party of tlio
session at an advanru above yesterday ; cash ,
87.UO : May , 87.30 ; June. 7.w : > < .
I'.ulk Meats-Shoulders. sr.oor < tC.25 : short
clear. S&OOMMB : short rlb . 87.M.
Ilutter Finn : creamery , 'J-Ji.'llc ( ; dairy ,
IC'tf- .
Clu'CM ) Finn : full cream chrddar ? . 125fi3) )
iri'4c ' ; Hats , isj < ( ai3o : yoiiiiu Americas , \\M \ : \
Kegs
Tallow Unchanced ; No. I countryi
solid , 3Xc : No. 2,2 c ; cake , 4c.
Hides Unchaneed ; ( Ireen. fie ; heavy
green salted , 7c ; salted bull , Gc : green
salted ealf. He ; dry salted hides , lOc ; dry
Hint , 12 ( < jl3c : deacons , 40c each.
KccelpK Shipments.
Flour , bbls 7.000 22.000
Wheat , bu I3ooo r.2.000
Corn , bu 141,000 f.7,000
Oats , bu 143.000 117,000
Hye.btl 1,000 1.000
Hurley , bu 29,000 18.000
New Vork. March 3. Wheat--Cash
steady ; options opened linn and advanced
' .jW'Vc but later were easier and declined ' ' ( , '
OOSc , closing steady ; receipts , f > 7uoo ; < > \ -
ports. 7fl.ooo ; ungraded red. 8NS'-4c ' ; No.
I ! red , bSJf/c ; No. 2 red , OO' ' 'e In elevator ,
b'.ijj'e ' t. o , bxUl' ' c alloat , W/Cs'-KJXc choice
rail delivered ; No. 1 red , 02X0 ; No. a led ,
.May , closed at Ul Ye.
Corn Spot steady anil fairly active ; op
tions # @Vc lower , closing steady ; receipts ,
.W.lXW ; exports , 2'OtX ) ) ; ungraded , 4stf@40c ;
No. 2 , 44c ! ) ' In elevator , 60fc delivered ;
April closed ntWjc.
Oats A shade lower ; receipts , & 3.000 ; ex-
poits , 000 : mixed western , 34 ( < 3sc ; white
western , ! 10i4Ji42i\ (
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at ( W' c.
Kg s lle.ivy and lower ; \\estem , l h ( < $
l"Hc.
Pork Firm ; mess , Sl.V2" > rtlt5.50.
Laid 12@ll points higher and fairly
icthu ; western ste.un , spot , quoted at S7.27 }
7.80.
Hulter Firm ; western , new , lOtgOOc ; old ,
Cheese ( fillet.
Mllwaukoo. March 3. Wlieat r.asler ;
cash , 74Ke ; May , 7S c.
Corn Steady ; No. ii , Wc. ,
Oats Steady ; No. 'J white , SOJ/c.
Kye-Klrmer : No. 1 , 50 fc.
Hurloy-Dull ; No. 'J. no ) c.
Piovlslons Ineitular ; pink , Maich , 518.70.
Cincinnati , March , a Wheat Firm ; No.
2 red. Sic.
Corn Heavy ; No. 2 mixed , 30' ' .
Oats Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 80U@30Kc.
Kye-lnll ; No. 8 , tt'c. '
Pork Nominal.
Lard- Firmer at 87.00.
Whisky Active at bl.t" .
St. Jouln. .March 3. Wheat Unsettled ,
closlin : tint same as yesterday ; No. 2 red ,
cash , 7fe'iT8V4c ' : May. bokc.
Corn Kasy ; No. 2 , mixed , cash ,
May , : ttj/c.
Outs Kasy ; > . 'o. 2 , mixed , cash , 2
Hye Nominal at
\Vhlskv-sl.l3.
Pork 818.20.
J ard Steady at S0.0.ii7.00. (
liiitter Quiet and unchanged.
Afternoon Hoard. Wheat weak and ' / @
yc lower. Corn A shade easier. Oats Un
changed.
Ksayus City. March ! ! . Wheat Steady :
No. 2. cash , CUc bid ; May. 72j4c bid , 74c
asked.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , OT' ' 'c bid ; May ,
S2c.
S2c.Oats
Oats Nominal ; cash , 25Vc.
Ijivnrpnol , March 3. Wheat Firm and
demand lair ; holders olfer sparingly : red
western spring , 7s 8d@7s 4d ; red westein
winter , 7s3d ( < 57s 4d.
Corn Firm and demand fair ; mixed
western , 4s 4d per cental.
Now OrlcanH , Jlarch 3. Corn Firmer ;
mixed , 47c ; yellow. 4Sc , white , 4b@4'Jc.
Oats Steaey at 37 } @ : ; Sc.
Corn meal Kasler at 32.30.
Hog products Fair demand , prices hlcher :
pork , S17.00 ; lard , reliued tierce , SO.TJ' @
ii.75.
ii.75.Hulk meats Shoulders , 80.25 ; long clear
and clear ribs ; sr
Minnnapoils , March 3. Wlieat Quiet
but steady ; track wheat In demand ; No. 1
hard , cash ami March , 7Cc ; May , 78c ; June ,
7ijfc ! : No. 1 northern , cash and March , 74e ;
May. "OJic : No. 2 northern , cash and March ,
72c : May. 7-J c ,
Flour Quiet ; patents , 84.20@4.35 ; bakers ,
* ilpceipts Wheat. 82,000 bu ; Hour , 12T. bbls.
bhipmnnts Wheat , 19,000 bu. ; Hour ,
18,000 bbls. _
JjlVB STOCK.
Chicago , March 3. The Drover's Journal
lepnrts as follows :
Cattle Uecelpts. SOO ; stroncer ; fancyS5.00
" 33.25 ; shipping steers , SM OQS.OO ; stockers
and teeder , S2.MX(4i.W : ) ; cows , bulls and
mixed , < & 00@3.tX ) ; bulk. $2.bO@3.30.
Hogs Receipts , 10,000 ; Htrong ; rough and
mixed , $5.15(35.00 ( ; packing and shipping ,
S5.50&5.75 ; llghc , S4.5@5.40 ; skips , U.W $
4.75.
Sheep Uecoipts , 7,000 ; steady ; natives ,
S3.fiOW4.iK ) ; wefctern , 82.50@4.75 ; Trails ,
82.50 4.26 : lambs , 84.00Q5.75.
Natl ri ! > l Htock Yards. Kant St.
LioulB , III. , MarchS. Cattle-llcceipts , 1,200 ;
shipments , 100 ; active and strong ; choice
heavy native steers , 84. 4 < X4.1)5 ) ; fair to good
shipping steers , S3.60@4.5 : ! ; butchers steers ,
fair to choice. S3,404.20 ; feeders , fair to
rood , S2.003.00 ; stockers , fair to good ,
J2.fiO@3.10.
Hogs llecelpts , fl.OOO : shipments , 700 :
active but steady ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , S5.555.65 ; packing , fair to good ,
85.35(35.50 ( ; Yorkers , medium to prime , $5.15
(35.30 ( ; pigs , common to good , S4.70@r > .00.
Kansas City , March 3. Cattle Kecelpts ,
1,000 ; shipments , 1,000 ; shipping erades
stronger ; cows weak nnd lOc lower ; feeders
steady ; common to choice shipping , $ : iGOft
4.40 ; .stookcrs. S2.00j ( < 3.l5 ; feeding steers ,
83.2.Xt 3.nO : cows , 82.25 @ 3.40.
Heirs Hocelpts , 72,000 ; weak and 5c lower ;
common to choice , 84.XXg5.35 ( ; skips and
plas , S .25@4.bO.
OMAHA LIVE 8TOCK.
Thursday , March 3.
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle were the same to-day
as yesterday. The market was slow and dull
although everything was sold. The market
is holdlne up stronger on butchers' stock
than on shipping cattle.
The receipts of hogs were heavier than yes
terday by ' . ' 00 head. The market on heavy
hogs was about steady at yesterday's prices
Light IIOES were not In as good demand and
the market was weak. There were twelve
loads of hogs left over. The market closed
weak and lower on light and light mixed
hogs. _
Sheep.
There were none In to-day and no demand.
Rcroipta.
Cattle. . 400
Uogs . 3,700
Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market :
Choice steers , ISM to 1500 Ibs. . . .81.15(34.35 (
Choice bteurs , 1100 to 1SOO Ibs. . . U.75@t.lO
Cootl to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.7.Vit3.40
Fair to medium grass cows . U.UO < "itt.M )
Hood to cholcn bulls . 2.25(33.00 (
Llghtaud mediumhocs . 5.XKW5.20
Uoud to choice heavy hogs . 5.3.VJJ5.4. )
Coed to choice mixed hogs . 6.10 .1.85
Choice sheep , 90 to 120 Ibs . U.50v < UoJ
Kopreseniativo Male * .
STKKltS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2-i. . . . 8io sa. ri i5..iioo : SIINI
1. . . . 811 8.33 1..1350 ! J.bO
3 . . . 7brt 3.40 2t. . . , tRR a.81
7. . . . KM : i.40 : i..liw : : UK )
1 . . .111U H.W 17. . . .1215 . ' .
1I..10U1 3.U5 il..l2ii : 4,00
1..1200 3.7 : . I. . . .liSW 4.00
1..1050 3.75 10. . . . .110100
, 4. . . .1007 3.75 IS , . . .1203 4.05
2. . . . IWO 3.75 15. . . .1240 4.10
COWS. * .
No. A.V. Pr. No. A Pr.
1. . . .10311 82.25 ' 10..1U13' 2.U )
Showing the number of cattle , ho's nnd
sheep bhlpp-'il Ivoiii the v.iriU duiliii ; thuday.
CA ITI.I : .
No. cars. lit. OcM.
5 Mil. ( ; hieiigo
All sales of slock in thU market are made
percwt. live weltrht unless othurwists stated
Dead hogs sell at Me Per " ' 'lr ' ) all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weUhlnv ! os ? th.in lee IDs ,
no value. 1'ie iiant sows are docked 4010
and stags SU Ibs , by the nubile Inspector.
Notes.
Heavy hogs steady.
Linht hogs slow sale.
Twelve loads of hogs lelt over.
T. J. Sealer. Sidney , la. , was here with a
hud ol hogs.
F. Mabsle , Weeping Water , \\as in with a
car ol eattle.
Murrls Xel-oii , Ilnitingtun , was In with a
load ot cattle.
F. lloy , Silver , was in and sold a load ot
hogs mi the maiket.
S. Daltou , Tabor , la. , was here and mar
keted a load of hogs.
( ! . II. IJito , ( ileuwood , la , , was in and
sold a load ot cattle.
Itobeit McDonald , Burnett , Neb. , was hero
and sold two loads ol hugs.
F. Allen , of the linn ot .1. H. Allen & Co. ,
Wahoo , was in with a load of cattle.
Mr , Dlxoii , ol Talmiigu iV Dl.xon , Kmerson ,
la. , was in and marketed a lo.id ut cattle.
William Hlaek , the well known * > lnpper of
Keainey , cnmu in with two lo.ttls ot e.tttle
from Chicago.
Geo. Groveller , Tekamah. had in a load of
hogs to-day which topped the maiket. The
load came to nearly 5-1,11)0. )
L. P. Soiitlnunth. Klvcrton , a well known
livestock man. was in to-day. Mr. South-
wotti ! Is leeding 5,000 sheep at hK place.
OMAHA \VHOjiSAM3 MA Hit UTS
General Produce.
Thursday , Maich :5. :
Tt > efoUnivliii ( price * tire fur roitnilots of
jrofncc' , < m sold on tlic itmrhct tn-nny. lite
qio ( < ioits imfrultti represent the prices ut
which outKMe. ttrricri nre tilled.
Euti8 Tlio market is .slow ut iac.
HUTTKII Cholcn country , iri(3iCc ; fair to
good , l-Hc ; common , IXuPc.
I'oui.Titv Chickens , be ; tiu ey.s , 8g9e ( ;
geese and ducks , Sfe''c. '
GAMI : There has brnn no Rame In this
week anil price > for the most part are only
. . . ii' . per i ! _ _ . . . . . . _ . ,
per dOii. 8'-.00 ; jack rabbits , per doz , S-.OOM
$3.00 ; smtll rabbits , per doz , 50Utoc. ( ;
1'oTATOKH Them liavo been no home
grown In this week of any account. The
market is not particularly active and the de
mand is mostly for small lots , a tew .sacks at
a time , prices however remain firm. 1'otitoes
have advanced in Colorado about Ii5n per
hundred , which makes tlio market linn here
on that kind of stock. Home grown , from
store , small lots , COQGoc ; Colorado , Rose , per
bu. , S1.05 ; Snowtlake , per
CAIIIIAOK There Is no home crown stock
In the market but there Is a fair supply of
California stock In. California cabbage , per
Ib , 3c.
APPLES There are no apples on the mar
ket ot any account and prices are very linn.
Good stock is selling all the way Irom 8-1.50 ®
555.00 per bbl.
OVIONS The supply on the market is light
and there are verv ' few coining in. Choice
stock , per bbl , S3..W@4.00.
GFIKKN VioETAiii.E < 4 The weather has
been too cold for the past few days to create
a demand for new vegetables. A little warm
weather would Increase the demand and stif
fen piice.s. Spinach , per bbl , S'J. 7503.00 ; top
onions , per bunch , 15c ; celery , jmr do/en , 40
@ 50c : Calllornla celery , per do/en , 81.00 ;
caullllower , per dozen , SW.UO.
LEMONS The market Is firm as quoted ann
stacks are moving fairly well for the season.
Messina , fancy , per box , S5.00@5.50 ; choice ,
9i.SOQH.00.
UiiAMiEimins Cape Cod , fancy , per bbl ,
Sl'iOO ; bell and bugle , 810.00 ; bell anil
cherry , S9.75.
OnANOES-On account of the unfavorable
weather the stocks are moving slowly. The
market Is well supplied with choice stock.
Valencia , per case , S5.SO@G.X ( ) ; California ,
per box , S3.00@3.fiO ; Florida , brizht. St.7.rX : < i ,
4.00 ; Kloilda russets. S3.00ii3.50 ( ; Messina ,
83.00.
BANANAS The supply on the market Is
not heavy but there are some very choice
largo bunches in. Large bunches , per bunch ,
OvsTnns Mediums , 20c ; standard , CCe
selects , Sic ; extra selects , 83 ; N. Y. counts ,
Sbc ,
CHKCSK Full cream cheJdars. single , 14c
full cream Hats , twins , Hj ; Yotius ; Ameri
cas , 14 > f14c ( } : fancy Swiss , IVcilft : ; Swiss
imported , U5c ; Llmburaer. 13c ; brick , I5fil6c.
llKAN8-Inferlorstock.75IS1.00uoodclean ( ( ;
country , Sl.oo < . < l.'il ; medium , hand picked
8L40Q1.50 ; hand picked , navy. 31.50(91.00. (
I'ltoviMONH Ham , 12Jf@13c ; breakfast
bacon , rib , \c \ : breakfast bacon , plain. lOJ c
dry salt sides. bVOi'i'c ; dried beef , regular
lie ; dried biet , ham pieces , ! 4c ; lard , r < 0-lb
cans , be ; ao-li ) cans. Fairbanks , S c ; 10-lb
cans , Fairbanks , bj c ; 5-lb cans , Fairbanks
8-Vc ; 3-lbeans. Fairbanks. SKe.
FLOun AND MII.LSTUFFH Winter wheat
flour , best quality patent , 82.75 ; second qual
itv , 5'J.ay2a ) : best quality spring \vliea
( lour , patent , S2.40@2.UO ; W. J. Welslian's
buckwheat Hour , per bbl. Sfi.OO ; do , double
sacks , S3.00 per hundred ; \V. J. Welshan's
No. 1. ready raised , forty 2f Ib pcckage * ! n
ca > o , 4..W ; do , twenty 5 In packages In case
S4.fX ) ; bran , 70c per cwt ; chopped teeu 7Sc pe
cwt ; white corn meal. Me ; yellow corn
meal , SOVi'.iOc per cwt ; screening. 50ffi,75c pe
cwt ; hominy , 81.50 ; shorts , 70c per cwt
graham , SI. 75 ; hay. In bales. ST.OOperton.
Gfocor'u Mst.
ricKr.F.s-Medium. in bbls. 88.00 ; do , In
half bbls , t4.50 ; small , In bbls , 810.00 ; do , lu
half bbls s.1.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , 811.00 ; do
In half bbls , 80.tX ) .
MATCH Es-1'ercatldle. 2x3 ; square cases
81.70 : mule square. 1.20.
STUUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , 81.20@1.25
New Orleans per gallon 3)si40c ) ( ; maple syrup
half bbls , "old time , " IM.T gallon , 70c ; 1 gal
Ion cans , per doz. 810.0U ; halt gallon cans
per doz. 85.W ; quart cans , 83.0u.
< 3AXDVMixed. . bX llo ; stick , 8K(30Vfc. (
CBACKKIIS Garneau'a soda , butter ant
picnic.Vic : cruams , sic ; clnger snaps , bj c
citv soda. 7 > .
S Ordinary grades , 14 (3i5c ( fal
i.i
. ' . ® lf'Kc ; prime. t' > HT < ( lCc ; rliolce ,
, gieen ami TslliW. lOftKc ; old sov-
ernmeut .lava , 20yt20i - , Jnlerior .lava , 10Kl < *
20c ; Mocha , 22'ii2 e ; Aibuekle's roasted
20c ; Mel.auchlln s , X.XXN roasted , 20c ;
Dilwortli's. U'Ho ' * Ift'd t'ro . 'JO'je. '
STAHCII Mirror'giiq. ' | i ib. Cc ; mirror
ploss , 3 Ib , S/ic ! mirror glo < , Olb , 0 ic ;
' ' " '
il ID ,
mlk. 4o.
SOAP'S Kirk's Savon Imperial. S2.70 :
vlrk s satinet. t' M\ \ Kirk s standard , 83.t ;
Kirk's white Kus.slan , Si. 00 ; Kirk's white-
ap , ! 0..fiO ; dome. SI5.V ) ; washboard , 83.10 ;
\ldtecloud. 83.75.
CAN.VKD < iooiOj "ter , sundard.por case ,
Sil.iryx.vri : strawberries , 2 Ib. percale. SJ.HO ;
a pberrit" . 2 Ib , per ca t' , 3--j : > ; oCallfornla
> ears. per case , S4..V ) ; aiiricots , JK.T casi ,
; 4.ffl ; neaclie-i , i > i < r cr.se , S.l.uo ; white chor-
Ics. per c.t < e , Sn.OO ; p'lims. ' per case. J'J.V ( > ;
ilnebcrrles pe reive , SIM ! ; etc plums. 2 Ib ,
pi-reave. S2.50 ; pineapples. 2 Ib , IM.T case
S3.20fiJJ.75 : 1 lit niK.'keiPl. per do81.10 ;
1 Ib salmon , per do/ , S1.50(3l..V ( > ; 2 ID , goose
berries , per ease , fl.75 ; 2 Ib strlnz beans , per
ease , SI.70 ; 2 Ib lima beans , per case , 31.CO :
2 Ib mat row fat peas , percise. JinO'd'J ( Ki ; 2 llj
early.I line pea.s , p r case. $4.75 ; 3 Ib tonu-
loei. .S2.5.S2ou:2 ) : lb.com S2.30C < 4'.40.
denrral Mnrttctt.
\AINISIKS ! : Hatiels , per gallon ; ruriil-
ture. extra , 51.10 ; furnitiite. No. 1. 81.00 ;
coach e\tra , Sl.tU ; ro.irh , No. 1,51.20 : Da-
mar , extra , 11.7.1 ; .lapan , 70c ; asphaftum ,
extra b5e : shellau , 53.50 ; hard oil linlsh ,
Sl.M' '
HEAVY HAiiDWAitn iron , rate S3. so ;
plow steclspeelivt east,4Sceruelblesteel'iXe ; ;
cast tools , do , rJrttlS1 ; w.igon spokes , pel sot ,
S2.00ff3. ( : > 0 ; hub ? , per set. 81.25 : telloes.
sawed dry , 51.50 ; tongues , each. 80c : axels ,
each. 75o ; siniaio mils , per Ib. tllM71c : roll
chain , per Ih. o j * t c , malleable. ' ( ijKJc : iron
wwliiM , * Jc ; crowli.us , fie ; lianow teeth , 4'c ( ,
spring steel. 7 ( < 4'c ; lltirdon's home shoes.
& 4.7ft ; Burden s mule shoes , fi.75. Hartx-d
wire , In car lot" . 54.00 per 100 Ibs. Nulls ,
rates , 10 to f * . 8UO : steel nails. 82/.M.
Shot.Sl.fiV buckshot , S1.85 ; oriental powder ,
kegs , 82.50 ; do. halt kegs , S2.00 ; do. quarter
kegs. 81.50 : blasting , kegs. S2.3.V fuse , per 10
feet. G'IC. Lead bar. 81'-
Ditv PAINTS While lead , ic , French /Inc ,
12c ; Parl. unltlnc , 2Sc ; whiting , cllders ,
2Jfc ; whiting , com'l , I'xc ; lampblack , ( ! er-
manstown , r.'c ; lampbiaek , oidinary , 'jo ' ;
Prussian blue.Wciultrain.irluo , IKsjvaiiuyic-
biown , 8e ; umber , burnt. 4c ; umuer. raw , 4c :
sienna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw , 4c ; Paris
gieen , cenulne. 2V. I'ails green , com
mon , 2Bc ; chrome green. N. Y. . 20c ;
vermillion Aiiienean. lsc : inninn
raw and burnt umber , 1 tt > cans , i2c ; raw and
hutnt sienna , 12candyko : biown , t"c ; relined -
lined lampblack 12ug coach black and Ivory
black , Ific ; drop black. iCc ; Prussian blue ,
40c : ultiamarlne black. l p ; chrome irreen.L. ,
M. & I ) . , Hie ; blind raid shutter gicen , U. M.
A D. , lOo : Paris green , l1 - ; Indian red , iftc ;
Venetian red , ' . 'e ' ; 1 uscan , 22e ; American
verinllllou , L. \ D. , ' 'Oo ; yellow ochre , 2e ; d ,
M. * O. 1) . ISc : coed ochre , lop : patent
drver , Sc : training color , light OJXK , dark oafc ,
walnut , chestnut and n-.li. I2c
Dnros vvi ) itKMii'Ai.i. Ac d carbolic.
( ' " c ; aeld , t.ntarle , 5'Jo ; balsam copaiba , per
tt > , , 'iOc ; bark s-assafras. per tt > , lOu ; calomel ,
per tt , 7Se , chlnehonldla , per o40o ; chloio-
form , per n. , fc : Dover s powders , per tt ) ,
Sl.2" > : ppsom 'alts , per thKc ; glycerine ,
pure , per Ib , 3ic ; ; lead , aeetate. Per Ib. 21c ;
oil , raster , No. 1. per gf.1. , $1.50c ; oil castor ,
No. 2 , per gal. , ? l.4Uoil ; olive , per gal. , 31.40 ;
oil orliraiinum , NV ; opium , S3. D ; quinine ,
P. it W. and U. A S , , per m. 7 e ; potassium
iodide , per rh , S ' .50 ; stlirjin , per oz. 40p ; sul
phate morphine , per ot , 9 . " 5 ; sulphur , per
tb,4e ; btrjehulne. nPrlit.Sl.Vi ) .
I'AINTS i.v On , While lead. OmaliaP P.
Co : wlnto lead St. Louis , puie. u' ' e ; Mar
Bellies green , 1 to Ib cans , 2o : Kronen.inc
erecn seal , 12c ; much /me. red seal. He :
French 7ine. In 'Varnish ' ast. > t. 20c : Kench
r.inc.7.V ; vprmlllldn. 'F.nclloh ' , in oil , 75c ;
ted. lOc : rose plnK , 14u ; Venetian red , Cook-
son's , 2 > c : Venelian red , Ameilcan. U c ;
red lead , 7 0 : ehromo yellow , genuine , 2i'c ' ;
chrome yellow , 1C. 12c ; ochre , roehclli ) . "c ;
ochre , French , 25fc ; oclue , Amenean ,
" ' , c ; Winter's mineral. 2' p ; Lenlgh blown ,
i'c ; Spanish brown , 2' c ; Prince's icincral ,
3c. '
tiPUUTi Colociie snirlts. 188 proof , 81.17 ;
do 101 proof , 81.W ; spirits , seeond Quality ,
101 proof , S1.17 : d-i 18s proof. 81.16 Alrnliol.
188 prooi , 82.20 per wine irallon. Hcdistllled
whiskies , Sl.00ftl.50. ( iln , blended , Sfi.fiOM
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. S2.00 r.oO ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 5iOOv$0.50 ;
Uolden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
81."iO(33.c. ( ( ) Hrandle-s , imported , 85.00@8.r > 0 :
domestic , 81.3003.00. Gins , Imported , S4.SO
( ( 0.00 ; domestic , 81.25(33.00. ChampaKnes ,
imported , ner ease. S29.00Q3.'t.OO ; American ,
per case. SlO.OOyjlfl.W.
MIDKS Hreon butphcrs.5i ( ( ZOc ; green
cured. 7c : dry Hint. llftrJe ; clrv salt. 0 ( < 10c ;
green calf skins , s'-ic ; damaged miles ,
two-thirds price. Tallow "Jfc. ( Jrcase
Prime white , 3-tfc : yellow , 2'/c ' ; brown , ljf
Sheen Pelts. 25O75c.
HJKS AND DKixs 'ino following price
are for prime , well handled skins : Heaver ,
prime , clean per pound. S1.50@3.00 ; fall , Sl.Vtt
f 2.00 ; meaty and Inleilor. 81.00@1.25. Hear ,
brown and grizzly. 85.00rd8.00 ; pubs and
ycarllnsj" , 81-.00'4.00. Had or , WC ) < ifiOc. Cat ,
wild , 20@ < ) c : domestic , black , 10 < $15c : do-
mpstip , sundry colors , 5@8c. Fox. red , 81.00
© 1.2.1 : cross , S2.004.00 ; crnv. 40@50c ; silver ,
810.00@40.00. Fisher. S4.00 ® .00. Otto r.84.00
QO.OO. Martin , Sl.00@175 , Muscr.it win
ter. large. lUc : fall. 5c"kltts. ; Mink , ilaru'e
daik , 35@40c ; small and pale , 15g20c. ( Kac-
coon , largo prime , 40i 50c ; small and Inferior ,
20@30c. SUunk , common , 15@t'J5c. Wolf ,
largo Krey. 81.50 ( 2.51) ) ; co.voto or pralr le 75(3 (
IHic. Deer and antelope , winter , r-er pounu
15c ; full and summer , per pound 20c.
Dry Jjuin'jop.
DIUKNSIONh AM ) TIMllKltg.
12 fl 14 ft 16 fl 18 ft 20 ft ' i tt am
214 . 18.00 lfl.0l ! 17.00 18.00 19.00 22.2B J.25
IH.OJ low 17.00 lft.00 19.0022.60 , inu
lfl.OO 16.00 17.0(1 18.00 1U.OO 21.W 21.50
2x10 . ,10.t\i 18 PO 17.0H 1H.W , ll'.00,22.50 22.0
2x12 . 'ia.IOllO.OT ' 17.00 18.00 19.00 i'ASO SIM
I -8.X8. . . . . . . | 16.PO000 | | 18.00 lli.OO 20.00 22 tO'22.M '
BOAnDS.
No. 1 Com. sis . 818.00
No. 2 " " . is.50
No.Ii " " . 15.00
No. 4 " " . 10.00
FKNCI.SO.
No. 1 , < & 6 Inch , 12 and 14 ft. , rough. . . 81 .ro
No. 8 , 4 Jt 6 inch. 12 and U ft. , rough. . . 1\OU
MlilMi.
A , 12 , 14 and 10 It . { 81.50
15 , ' . . ! JO.OO
C , " " " . 15.00
1) . . . 11.50
CKI1.1NO ANI > PAKTI'IION.
Istcom. , J4' In White Tine Ceiling . S.4,00
2d " . ' . . . 2s.on
2d com. , ! in Norway Tine Celling. . . . 14.00
Fi.ooni.vft.
A flinch , white pine , "A50 C . 820.fO
K OIucU. " ( Sel Fen'g ) . ID.OO
STOCK I1OAIIIIS- .
A 12 inch s. 1 s. 45.50 C . S3.V50
No. 1 , com. 12 In s. 1 s. , 12. , t H S'U : K ! f t.l'J.OO
No. 2. . " 17.60 ; " 10.50
.
IstandSd. clear , ly Inch , s. 2s . 850.50
Hd , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2 s4'i l'i. 1J.J , 2 In 45.,0
clear , 1 inch , s 2 * 2ft 50 ; 1 , 1 , 2 In 37.00
SIIII' LAP.
No. 1 , plain , Baud 10 in . Slb/X )
SOl'TIIKH.V N KI.I.OW PINK.
Com. 4 and 0 In. llooiuig . 317.50
Clear , linish , 1 anil l1 in. s. 2s . 29,00
" poirugatedcoihlig. In . 24.50
" Yellow pine casing and base . 27,00
'Plf'KKTS. '
Pickets , and 11 Mat 820.50 : D & 11 sq.S20.50
SI1I.KOI.KS , I.ATII.
XX clear . > . 53 00
* Astandard . . . , , . . , . 2.75
* AJl. 11. and II..7. . 2.50
POsT- " .
White Cedar. 0 in. , , s , 12Kc : 0 in. qrs..llc
" " SKJn. ' { c. llHc ; . . .
I.IMK , r/rc.
( Julncy white lime , ( best ) . 05c
Akion cement , 2.70 ; hair . 25c
Mail Jlnport.
The following is tlie report of the post
master for the month ot February :
Cairlers employed . 2-1
Delivery trips dally . ffii
Collection trips daily . 71
Heirlstered letters delivered . . l.ioc
Mall " ' . 400,1 ! ]
" postal cards " . h-VW
Local letters " . 74.S4 : ]
" c. rds " . fts. Jii
Newspapers . 277,506
Letters returned to the ofllce . 671
" collected . C00,5fl
Postal cards collected . ( ir.l'Jl
Newspapers " . 20,04 ! ;
Tlio niilers nml abettors of nockln } ;
ninins ami dog lighting , for sport , or on
n wnjrer , will bq prosecuted by the
liumnnu soclety.hereaftor , If any one will
tnrnisli information thereof to Gen. J. K ,
Smith , attorney for the socletj' , No. IfiM
Donili8 ! street. So says n .resolution
passed by thu society at its meeting this
week , held at the residence of its prcsi
dent , Colonel Uhaic.
WoodbridgeBrothers
STATK AGENTS I'UU T11K
Decker Brothers
FIA.2STO3.
OMAHA. NKUHASKA.
Red Star Line
Carry lug the Ileljf lutii Itoyal and t'nlted States
Mall , KIIIIIDK every i-iitunlny
Between Antwerp & New York
To the Rhine , Gcrinnni/ , Italy , Hol
land nml France ,
Salon from JOO to $73. K\eilrslon tilp from
(110 to $ ! - " > . Scciinil rnblnout\Minl bound , f4f > ;
prepalU , f 4i ; o\etif loti , fill. Steonitre | ia niro
nt low rates. 1'fler Wrlifht At Sons , ( lenurkl
AKOtit" . TM Uroailwiiy , Nnw York.
llotiry I'tliiilt.VJtS 1 itrtmni t.l ; > nul pi ! & Co. ,
1428 Kanmiii St. ; U , U. Freeman , 11124 Kiirnnm.
Council Bii !
And Cliicjp
The only road to take for Dos Molnes , Mar-
shalltown , Co Inr Haplds I'lli.'in , Dlxon , Clilcu
KO , Milwaukee and nil points i > iist. Tn thu people -
plo of Nebraska , ( "olorado , Wyoming , I'tah ,
iiliiho , Novmln , Oregon , Washington ami Cali
fornia , It ollnrs superior tuhRntaircs not po'sl-
lilu by nny other lino.
Amniurn few oftho numerous points of MI-
perloilty ciijoypil liy tlio natrons of thld toad
between Oiiialiii and riilcairo , aio IN two train"
idny of I > AVCO.VCHi:8 : , which in o tlio finest
: lnit hiitnin nit nnd Iniromiltvciin create. Its
1'AI.AI lISi.KEIMNC. CAHS , whlcli ni'o inniloU
ot comfort ant ! oleinmco. Its I'.Mtl.oi ; DIIAW-
INJ ( HOU.M CAIIS , iin uri > HS t > il liv any. and Us
widely celebrated 1'ALATIAI , DINIM CAHS
tlio oquiil ol wlileli cannot lie fouiul cl o hero
At roiincllllluirs the trains or the Tiiloii clflu
llv. c'otincet In I'nlon Depot with those or ! ho
' " k'HRO.V Nnilliwrstern Ity In Chlcniro tlio
, lm of this line tniiUo eloso connection with
\\\n-o \ of all eixsturn lines.
I'or Dotiolt. t'olmnlini , Inillitniipolls. Clncln-
nati. XlatinruFiilli , nnffiilo , I'ittaburir.T rotito ,
Mnntreal , llnston , Now Voric , I'hlladclphln ,
lialtlniorp. Washington ami all points m tliu
east , usk lor a ticket via the
'NOKTHWKSTRHN "
If yon wish tlio bot-t acooiiiinoiliitlon. All ticket
aci'iits Full tl kt'ts via thi9 line.
II. HIH1HITT. K. I' . WILSON ,
t.t'ii ! . Manager. f Jcnl. 1'ii's'r Atent
CIllCIIKO , 111.
W. > l. HAIiroCIf , L H. lOIIiS ! : ,
Wi'Slorn At-'ont , City 1'nss'r
Oiniiliii , NolirasKu.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee &St. . Paul B'y '
The Ilcst ttutite from Omaha and
Council llltiffs to
THE EA.ST
Two Traiiih Daily Between Omaha , Coun
cil Blulls
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids ,
Rock Island , Kreeport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuquc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesville ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points East , Northeast
and Southeast.
For through tiokots call on the Ticket Aifont
at 1401 Farnam slroct , ( In Paxton hotel ) , ornt
t'nlon I'ncldc Depot.
1'ulliniin Sleepers and the finest Dlnlntr Cnra
In the world are run on the imilu linen of the
CiltCAno , MII.WAUKUK Ai 8r. PAUI , tUu.WAY ,
ami every attention In paid to piisongors by
couttcous oniployos of the company.
It. Mu.rKii , General ManaKur.
J , F. TUCKKII , Assistant Gonernl Mnnnjfor.
A. V. It CAUPEMTF.II , General 1'aasontfer Bad
Ticket Atetit.
GKO. U , UKrronn , Assistant General Pas-
EcnK < ) f nd Ticket Aunt. |
J. T.Cl.AnK , Gonoml Bupcrlntendont.
WALL PAPER !
TO TBE TRADE !
- SAMPLES OF -
NEW PATTERNS
Of fine machine wall papers
now ready. Our house is fill
ed with these
Fresh Goods for Imme
diate Shipment.
and our facilities unsurpassed
for prompt and faithful service.
E3J Samples placed before you at
our expense.
Redhead , Norton , lathrop& Co , ,
D S MOIXi ; * , IOWA.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
This limb ison the lat-
fcst improved plan. The
Best , Lightest and Eaaics
to manage and the nios
durable limb made. ' .
have had thirty five years
experience wearinK"mau
ulacturing and adjusting
Will give special rates
Until March 1st. Mj
best limb for $73. Former pi ice $100
Circular ! ent free
Dr. J. S. CRAWFORD ,
611 N. 17th St. , Omaha , Nob.
OMflHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY
Agricultural Implements ,
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
WboleialeDeilvrln
Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
ul Bud UuKKlm. Joncn itreet , t tno u Vtl
> ml lUth.Oiuiba.NeU.
LININGER C METCA LF CO. ,
Afifrlculturnl Imilcincnt | ! ) ,
Wagotii.C rrlnuet. llugglei , Bte.Vholeealo , Oin h
LEtf , PRIED ,0 CO. ,
Jobhcra of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware , Fhcet Inm , Ktc. Anenli fnr Howe hcitlni ,
uiul Mlatol rm terc . , Oiniili .NH ) .
Omaha Jobbers' ' Directory.
PARLINOlENDOHI-\V MARTIN
Whokiale Dfuleri Id
AgrlctiUural Implements ,
IVtioni nnt ) Hufploi. 90IKUU nndtu , , Jonet it
Artists' Material ,
' " " " '
"A" HOSPE , Ji ,
Artists' Mutprlnls , I'ianos nntl Orpnus ,
Ut.l Douiitni Ftrert.Onntm.
Builders' Hard war * and Scales.
Inlltlers'HanlwnrcAScaloHi'i'nli'Shoii '
ilocInnlCf'Tooli.nil HufTiilo Smlt'i. KOJ lluiilnt ( . ,
> OniQlift , Neb.
Boots and Shoes.
fA NDSEWED
SHOE COMPANY.
UsnuIoctiir.rimiJ Wholesale Me ler In
Hoots and .Shoes ,
Complete tock of Knblier OomU n1" y on hand
'Ml H. Utlnt. , OmMin , Neb. A.T. Aimiii. Aftnl.
ir. r. MORSE IP co.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
HI Finn in it. , Ocnnhi , Neb. Munufnctorj , Summer
Hrret , llo'lon.
z. T. LINDSEY c co.
Wholesale Hubbur Huot4 an I Shoes
Utitihor mill liili'd CltitiihiK mid IVIt Hoots
lid SMOCK. Soutlu-u't Corni'r Hill iiml Douglas.
Beer.
Agt. for Auheuser-Ilush Urcwinp Ass'n
Special IlrancK Faust , llmlweUer nmt
' '
ST'ORX'tfi ILER ,
linger Heer Itrewers ,
Ii21 North l th Street , Omnlm. Neb.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS HELLEir
Hutchcrs' Tools ami SuppHpR ,
IRU Caslug < i of nil klnitd nlirnys In "took. 1116
Coffee , Spices , Etc.
CL.111K E JROJC "CO. ,
Omaha CoiTvu nnd Spice Mills.
TOft .Cirroe . ? plcp . linking 1'onili'r , FliTO'ln E
trans , Ijiundry llluo. Ink , Ktr. Kit 1C H.irney
Mrcel , ( > : iiiilii > , i > ub.
GATES , COLE < FMILES ,
Home rofl't'o and Spire Mills M'f'p Co.
Coffee Rosters find Spin1 ( Irlmlem. Manufactureri
nf Itnklnn Powder , I Imnneitf r.xlnu't" . Hilling. IHr.
I'n < > ne cn i > of nur ! imrkiiKC Homo lllend HoiiMeJ
OiITt-M lUMIowHnlia.Omnh * . N.-h.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epenctcr , Prop.
Mar.ufncturer of ( inlvnnltpd Iron nirl Cornice. KJ
Dodge mid 10.1 find lui.N , lOtli at. , ( Inmlm , Neb.
ItUEMPIXG .15 KOLTE ,
Manufacturers of
Ornamental ( talvanizril Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Klnaln , Metallcf > krllilitctc. : 3108.
m'i it. , Oiimhu.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
"
C. Spccht , Prop.
Gh'vnnlzcd Iron Cornlppn , tc. Snect'slmproved rat-
en Mi'tallo'-kylliitil . H and 510 S Htli M..Onmha.
Carpets.
"OMAHA CARPET co. ,
Jobber * of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Rues ,
I.lnolciimfl , MnltlncB. Ktc. 1511 Doiic'a. ' street.
Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Uatllngi , Curliiln Ooodn , Etc. 1U1 Karnam Mrcct ,
Omaha. Neb.
Crockery and Notions.
Agent for Hit * Manufacturers and Importer , of
Crockery , iSlasswarc ,
Lamps , Clilmuo ) ! , ctp. Office , 317 Buuth 15th it.
Umaba , Neb.
Commission and Storage.
I ) . A. HURLEY ,
Commission and .lobbing : .
Under , Kwantl 1'roduce. Consignments solicited.
Ucadquurteri for Htnntmarc , Ilurrj llozea nnd
Urapo llaskeli. lilt Dodgestreet , Omalia.
PEYCKE 11ROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and Fravliloni , Omaha , Neb.
W. E. HID DELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Specialties Butter , Br | t < , uhoese. Poultry , Uam ,
Oysters , Ktc. . KtcIll South 14th street.
WIEDEMAN C CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , llulter , flume , Kiulti , etc. 10 8. Itthit
Omaha , Nrb ,
Coal ana" Lime.
P. MILESTONE < K CO. ,
Dealcn In
Hard nnd Soft Conl ,
Offlco and T nl , loth nnd Nlcbolis sis. , Omabs , Neb ,
- - -i. at.
Gnu. r.l.AHAdll. I'res. C. F.OonntiAK , V. Pisa.
J. A. HUNUIIII.AND , Sec. and Treaa.
OMAHA COAL , COKE C LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
JOQ South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
,7. , T. JOHNSON f : CO. ,
Minnfacturers of Illinois White Lime.
Anu Shippers of Coal and Cokr. Cement , Planter ,
IJnie. Hair , Klra Ilrlck , Drttln. Tile nnd Power 1'lpo.
Office. Puitoii HutDl. raniHm it. , Onmha , Nob.
Telephone nil.
Confectionery.
Manufacturing Confectioners ,
Jobber ! of Krulti.Nuti uml CUmi. 1211 Karnam SU
Omaha.
Cigar * and Tobacco.
Jobbers of Cijfara , Tobacco ,
Gun * and Ammunition , 215 to 223 8. lltli it. , 1030 to
1U } Farnam it. , Omaha , Nell.
WEST < & FRITSCHEIt ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Denlorn In Lent Tobaccoi , NOB. 106
nnd HON. Mth atreet , O.naha.
Dry Goods.
jr. E.'ffAfrriffe co , ,
Dry Goods , Furninhiiiflr Goods & Notions
1101 and 1104 Douirlan , cor , llth St. , OmahaNob.
Distillers.
Dlitlilcn of IJquori. Alcohol and Prlrlti. Importers
and Jouber of Wlnei am ) Llquon.
WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLE'
CO. and ILER CO. ,
Importer ! and Jobbereuf Kloe Wines and I.lqunra
bole raanur ctuier > < > f Krouedr'n Bant India lilt-
tvriand imwi'illc l.lquor * . 111 ! llnrney Ht.
Drain Tile , Etc.
A. It.BAfBi'.Prf" . J.W.n nrfinnSec.iTren
It. J. CAIISOX , V.l'rti. and Hupt.
THE UNION IIYDltAULIC
DRAIN TILE CO. ,
Offlco 213 R. Uth It. , Omaha , Neb. M.icblnpry nnC
Oupplleafor Manufacturing CVmeni Uralu Tilv.
ELEVATORS.
il. W KOOKHS , D. 8
IVs. t.hT.Mir.IHIIKI ) 1875. VIOO-I'HB.
OMAHA ELKl'ATORnmlMA
COMl'ANY ,
Jobbers and Stororsol ( irain.
lilpinentsdl' ( Iciilcr'-BOllcIto iinil fiitlslactlui
giiiiriniti oil , Uinlinii , .Nob.
Furniture.
DEWEY ,0 STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnriiltura.
Fnrr.am HOmnha , Neb.
Groceries ,
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"T'.c co. ,
Wholesale flrocurius and I'l-ovisioiia ,
Noi , 706.W.7Kmul ) ill H.lOtli . t. Omalin. Xeb.
McCOKD , n UA D Y d > CO. ,
Wholesale ( irocorri ,
13tti anil l.enventrorlli ttn.Orantu.
Jmalia Jobbers' ' Directory , ;
Hardware.
* * "
W. J. JlROA TClf
Heavy Hardware , Iron mid Strel ,
Springs , Wofon Stork , lt < iM nr l.u-V r , etc , 1M
aim nil Huniry M. . OmHlm ,
"EDXEYtf' GiltHON ,
Wholesale Iron nnd Steel ,
\ViBonnnrl C rrl * | ( > Wood Htocti , HC TT llnnlwur *
Ktc. HIT nminu l.tntcrmfurlti t.Oru liM , Neb.
MILTON mrGERS C"SONS , '
Stovns , Kunpos , FuriiHcru , Tiles ,
Mi\ntK-itJnte , llrass tloodi. 13)1 nd 112S > 1imsji
Strcft.
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Cart Iron llutldlni : Work , Iron Stalnk
llallTnii. Hi-ami nnd Ulrdprn , sipam Kniilni-n. rlraai
Work , Uineral Toundry , Mnchluo and niaekmultll
N/oit. umcean I Work. . U. P. Hy nnd Hth flieet.
V. II. MoMANUS. S1TI.I.1VAN. .
OMAHA W1HE 4 11 1ROX WORKS ,
Mnntifiicturpni of
Wire and Iron Iiillins { , Desk Hails ,
Window tlu td , Kloncr Htnnd * , Wire Slk'ni. Klo
123 N. ICtli. Orders tiy mull promptly iiltendedlo.
Lumber.
OMAHA TMMttER CO. ,
Deslo' . . AllKlndiof
nullillnp ; Material at Wholesp.lo.
18th Street nnd Union I'nolHo Track , Omaha.
LOUIS llRAnFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Klo. Yard-C rncr7th and Dounlai ) Corner
VIh nml IOU | IM.
cTuCAGO LUJailElt CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
SUP.llthMreel.OmnlisNeb. r.Colpettcr , Mnnimer.
C. N. DfETZ. '
Lnmlier.
13th nnd Callforrln Mrects , Omaha. Neb.
FRED W. Git AY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Ktc.
Cor. 6th and Douglas ill. , Omaha. Nu1) .
HOAGLAND ,
Lumber ,
T. W. HARYEYLUMltER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offlco , 1403 Knrnam ulreet.Omahn.
CHAS. Jf. LEE ,
Jlardwood LuinbcV ,
Wood Carpet ! and Parquet Flooring. Dili nn
JOHN A. ir. IKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Ktc.
Imported nnd American Portland Cement. Flat !
Agent for Mil * aukpo Hydraulic Cement und licit
yulncy White Mine.
Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John F. Uoyd , Superintendent.
Live Stock Commission.
M. Itl'RKE SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
Ono. llurkp , ManaxPf
UnionFtoek YardsS.omnha. Telephone PJ.
SAVAGE ( > GREEN ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Bnlpmcntiof any and all klmla of Block iullolt d.
Union Ptock Vanlf , Omaha , Neb.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OllERFELDER < C CO. ,
Importers and Jobber ! of
Millinery and Notions ,
1211 and 1'jlillarney Pt.oet , Omaha , Neb.
Motions.
C. S. GOODRICH < f : CO. ,
Are the only Direct Importer , of
German & French TOJ-H & Fancy Goods
In Nebraika. Chicago priced duplicated without lidd
ing freight. 1115 r'rmmm fiireet , Omnhn.
J. T. JtOIHNSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Dealeri in
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
40.1 and 1(15 ( 8. Tenth St. , Omaha.
VINYARD { : SCHNEIDER ,
Jobburi In
Notions , Hosiery and Gents' Furnishing ;
Goods.
lOOnandinrjd Frnam it. , Omaha , Neb ,
Overalls.
fAJfU
COMPANY ,
Manufacturer ! ! of Overalls ,
loan. Panti , hbtrti , Etc. 1102 and 1104 Uoutfa. Strcel
Omahn.Neb.
Paper Boxes
J. L. WILK1E ,
Manufacturer of Paper Boxes ,
8.llth St. , Omaha , Nebruiku. Urden by nulj | >
lloltodand will rteilr * prompt att.ntloo.
Printing ,
JtEES PRINTTNG COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Makeri ,
And Hook Binder. . Id" and IB ) Noiitu Fourleentll
treet. Omaha , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
naalcrilnType.Prctioi and Printer. ' Huppllea. K
South Tnelfth Street ,
IIROWNELL fi CO. ,
Mantifnctiireri and Dcntpra In
Knsrines , Hollers & General Machinery
Sheet Iron work , HU'iuu I'unip * . Huw Mill" , Aem
Miaftlnir , Dodiio Wooil upllt Pulley. , Ileltlntf , etc ,
Aliu wiignni , vcrnppn.aiid hiilotlen. l2lHJli : Lea *
venworth t. , Onnihii ,
RECTOR A WILHELKY CG. ,
Wholesale Hardware.
Weitern aeenti for Jerfcrron Ktccl Nalli. An tl
Powder Co , Kalrbank * Standard fcalei. Corner
lOth and llarnpr , Omaha. _
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Btoamand Water Ruppll.i. Headquarter , f r Milt
' ull a run in it. . Omaha. Nell.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Knglncs ,
Steam , Water , Itallway und Mllllnu Buppllei.
. KKand 'J3t Karnam t. . Omaha , Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE ami PUM ! "
COMPANY.
IlalladarVlnd Mill * ; rtratu and W t r Pnpplle *
Pluniblnii ( ioodn , lleltlnit. lime. 1)1(1 ) and ( KO f r-
maha. H. K. Keltnn *
Telepbono No.ilO.
Safes , Etc.
P. 110YER C CO. ,
Apeuts for Hull's Safe & Lock Co.s'
rirn nnd llunc'tr Proof Hafdi , Time lx > ck" , Vault * ,
mid Jail Worn , IOJI Kiirnam utrnct Ornulin , Neb. .
G , ANDRE EN ,
Omaha Safe Works * .
llnnufnrturemof Klro iind ItnrKlur Proof Sufcc , Vnui
- -i.Jnll WtrL.Hiut.tm uiul Wlru Work , ( Jor.
lUbnnilJ tt ( in Ht . , < linr.U.i.Njb ,
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Sash , Doors , Etc.
M.A. ItlSRROW .0 CO. ,
( Viioleiale Mnnufacturpriof
Sash , Doors , Hlinds and Mouldiiir/R ,
llmncn offico.niii and ! /ar-l t3. , '
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.t
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Hniildi/ifj.Stali Work and Intt ilnr Iliinl Wood Klnllh
Ju t ( ji nnl. N , K. tor. fill and Ixjavtnworllilits ,
Omnliu , Nt-1 > ,
Wagons and Carriages.
A. J. filMPiiON ,
TliB Leadin 70iirriairo Factory ,
It W und 1411 Ijodgn itreet , Omaha.