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Newspaper Page TextTHE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , MARCH 16. 1887. SENSATIONALDAY IN WHEAT Violent Flnctnations Relieve the Market of Its Hide-Bound Condition. LARGE AMOUNTSCHANGEWANDS Corn rtnlen Steady Up to Noon But Goes All to Pieces After Tlint General Cnttto Market Quito Active. CHICAGO PIIODUCE MARKET. CmcAoo , . March 15. [ Special Telegram to thellEKj-Tlio wheat deal on 'ChatiRO to-day was an wild and sensational aa any which has preceded it. The result of the day's tradIng - Ing In wheat , a day of exceptionally violent fluctuations , Iiaa been to completely rellave the wheat pit of Its hide bound condition. \ There was no dllllculty In the last hour's trading to buy or sell a million bushels of May wheat. Kcrshaw & Co. , mid Irwin , Ureen & Co. , bought largely at TOc and up to fcOc , but there Is no reason to think that there Is no longer any dangerous manipulation loft In the May option , For tliatieason , perhaps , It advances easily. The bulls , as the result of the recent big operations , apparently have the bears terrorized. The market opened with bearish news on all sides. The opening trades In May were at 81 , ' c , and In Juno MVc. ) The market dragged he.wlly. TradIng - Ing In May was more general than for manv days. A. popular lack of confidence In the "May deal" was naturally accompanied by a desire to sell little wheat for delivery in that month. The feelingthal the "alleged clique" was getting tired of Its load and was preparing - paring to wiggle out has been crowing , and speculators were emboldened theicby to enter Into new contracts. May worked down Ic. the confidence of the bears increasing with every } { o drop. About 12 o'clock the offerings Increased and a big lot of wheat was pressed for sale , , 'The clique Is selling out , " was the word that flashed through the crowd. During the 119x1 fifteen minutes the crop could have been bought. May wheat broke to 78c , which w as 2p c under the opening and 2 > c under yesterday's last price. There were trades at ? 8Jfc , and possibly some at 7bc. The excitement was Intense and the crowd In the pit resolved itself into a howling mob. The official reporter gives 78J < c as the low est point touched. The selling out of a line of long wheat bought by an active local broker , who had loaded up with moio wheat near tiio tou than ho could protect , was the signal for the break. Thn selling by ICerslmw had led "the crowd" to conclude that the "alleged clique" was trying to work off wheat , and when the insiiMlclently protected lot above icferrrd to came on the market everybody .supposed It was an allopathic dose of the "cllcmo" pioperty. What followed may bo briefly told. lr\\ln , Cu-on A Co. , Ker haw A : Co. and Hosenfeli ) & Co. bought as much ( it "tho crop" as they could conveniently g t their hands on , and outside blotters , acting In their Interest , bouglit more , it Is esti mated that the "alleged clique" houses added Irom 0,000,000 to 8,000.000 busiiels to the lines of wheat already on their books as having been bouglit tor May delivery. "They had to take tliu wheat to piotect the market , " was the verdict first rendered by tlio jury of the pit , a verdict which was modified later to "It was one of the hllckest scoops ever engineered in this market. " When the bears began trylnc to cover they discovered there was no wheat for sale. Tito market reacted as suddenly as it had slumped and five minutes before the 1 o'clock gong sounded bOVc was the quota tion. , Iune , which had at ono time com manded % c premium over May , dropped back to its former unnatural position , closing J4'c under May at 7 % c , May stopping at 1 o clock at bOr > . The corn market ruled with remarkable steadiness up to noon to-day and then broke and went all to pieces dm lug the last hour of the regular session. ' Starting sales were at 40Vo for May and * < % ( : for .June. In a short time May Hacired to 'IOj.Cc , but from 10:30 : to 12 that option did not sell above 40s'c nor below 40 > c. The steady tone during this time gave to the market the appearance of I'mnndss and In spired the bulls with Homo hopes ot recovery. Finally the underpinning gave way and when 40c was touched large amounts of long corn were dumped "all in a heap" Into the pit and prices suddenly reacted to 39c with tremendously heavy selling clear down. The luarket reacted to Wc at 10 o'clock. Oats ruled quiet and firm. Provisions were linn , higher and moderately active. The opening was hluher all around and May ribs sold up to 88.3JX , resting at 10 o'clock at 88.21 ! } $ . May laid advanced to § 7.70 and rested at 67.S7W. . On the afteinoou session clique brokers bought wheat freely and advanced prices lj < c , but the last sales were % c below the top. The market was stronvly excited throughout Wheat for April sold at 75 Q7Ge , May at bl > 4C for May , bO c for June , 7UXc lor July , SOifc for September. Corn for May Bold Bt SMfCilOc , Juno at 40W(5i40 ( c , July at 41) < ( iWl4C , eloslne at % 6&tfo for April , 3Ufft'tOJso ( for Mny , 40 } @ 40 c for June and il % ( ! 4lo tor July. Oata for March Bold at si : c , May at 2i > c , June at ' Oc. Mesa pork for " was nominally at 8UO.eOQ20.b5. June Juno utS8.2U > ; . _ CHICAGO MVE STOCK. CHICAGO , March IS. fSpcclnl Teleraui to the BKE.I CATTLK The ad vancu to-day was very uneven , nnd while all kinds ot cattle Bold 10o hlRhcr thcro wore some sales o handy , licht and medium wcljrht cattle whlc Bhowcd more advance. Tlio ccnonil market was < iulto active to-tiny and pi Ices were 3 6S COo hither than they were at the lowest point last week. The advance has been chlelly on light anil medium cattle , though all kinds sold neil to-day , ileal-fed cattle sold to-day exactly 40c higher than onn week ago. Con servative dealois expressed the fear to-day that the present llttlo boom would bring a rush of cnttlo to the market and senil prices don with a disastrous crash in a few davs. ShlnpInK steers , 1350 to 1500 lb , H.WJ5.M ; ISOd to 1350 Ibs. 84.25(8 1.8.1 ; V.V > to WOO Ibs. : u)0W ) < ; stockers and feeders. r.X < 4.1 ( ) : cows , bulls and mixed , S'iOO ai.'JS ; bulk. 53.75'(3.U5 ; slop tert steers , S4.40 @ 5.10 ; slop fed cows and bulls. 33.ir > ® 3.7r . lions 'Irade was fairly nctlvo with llttlo or no variance In values as compared with yesterday. A few fancy heavy sold at . @ 0.00 ; packing nnd mixed medium lots nt 85.75Q5.tiO ; butcher weights , 5.7.rKi5.'J5j common. Sfi.iXXg.'i.T.'i : light sorts mild nt 5.'if > 5il\oS ; prime Yorkers. 85.50@5.rO : pics. 4.7Wa5.25 ; Ilglit , SS.-jpa5.50. FINANCIAL NEW VOHK , March 15. ( Special Tclrgnim jto the 15KK. ] STOCKS The stock market held its own to-day , although a drive at It was met by the hears Immediately after the opening. The weak spot was Itlchmond Terminal , which broke H * percent , making buyers for tlio inomtmt rather timid. Later , however , there was n stiffening up In prices through thu entire list , Louisville & Xnsli- vllle , New Kngland , nnd Western Union hold remarkably steady and rallied quickly atter any depression , London continued to be n buyer of stories , taking moderate quan > titles of Lake Shoie unit Loulsvlllo & Nash * vllle. Ono lejwrt credited Lake .Shore earn ings for the tirst half ot the current month with showing an Increase of over 8100,000. Hocking Valley rallied a fraction and the officials of that company claimed that the story that interest charges had not been eat ned was false. About noon thewholo market Improved and shorts were large buy ers. Cnmmack wits down town. The talk wn ? that ho was quietly buying In his short salt's put out snmu da ) s ago. The Baltimore & Ohio denlNrts represented as having been Vertically consummated , the details having been settled by Messrs. Sage and Onrrett It was considered certain that Gould wartho person behind the manipulation and brokers vt-ie generally advising customers that In tlm ou'iu of tlie deal rolng through tlio whole market Mould Iw creatly Improved. Money was fairly active al 4 < 5 per cent , and the possibility of a squeeze attracted less atten tion than for several days. At noon the market was strong nt nn advance over open ing prices. Sales to noon were 114,000 shares. About nil the activity In tlio market centered during thu afternoon In Louisville & Nash ville , New England , Lake Shore , nnd La'.ka- wnnnu , all of which advanced about 1 per cent. The whole list , however , held very strong , nnd buying , especially by forclen houses , wns the best In many weeks. The market closed very strong at top prices for the tiny. The total sales were about 2-J5.UOO shaies. i'UODUCK MA.UKKT. Chicago. March 15. Following quota tions are the 2:30 : closing ticurcs : Flour Nominally ; unchanged ; winter wheat Hour , V4.2.r(34.HO : southern. S4.10 ( S4.20 ; Wisconsin. S4.20a4.RO ( ; Michigan soft sprlne wheat , 8a.70ci4.yo : Minnesota bakers. 8 .704. : ) ; patents , 84.50Q4.W ; low grades , Sl.y52. 5r ; > e nour. quiet at S3.25Q3.4o ; in sacks and barrels , 8'@X70. ! Wheat Weak , heavy and lower ; Mayclos- Intf ? @Kc below vcsterdavcasli'JSO-lOc ; ; Iaysii-ific : : June , bOjl'c. Corn Moderately nctlvo and closing % @Xa oworthan yi-sturday's linlsh ; cash , 3lc ; ilay,30MCc : ; June , 40e. , Oats Dull , quiet and steady ; cash , 23 c ; lay , 285-lCc ; June , 2Kc < Hyo-StundyatMMc. Jarlev--Oulet { at VJ @ ' > "c. Timothy Seed Prime. ? l.fc31.8 . Flax .Si > cd-81.00 > < il.uO % Wniskv-S1.1S. Pork Dull nnd tirm ; cnsli.sao.20 ; May , nil June , S'M.tJO. Lard Fairly nctlve , closed nbout the same s yesterday : cash , $1A > , ' May , S7.li7H ; June , ' ' ij'iilk'Meats Shoulders. S6.00@0.25 ; short lear , SS.Mffi8.iA ) ; sliortrlbs , SS.10. Butter Less active ; creamery , 2l@"jlc ; dairy , 10C t2ic. ! Cheese Kasy ; lull cream cheddnrs , 12@ -12Ke ' ; Hats , ll ? ( il4'c ! ! ! ' ; VOUIIB Amer- cas , iB Tiyu ; skims , Cn,7c. ( Ksjgs 14rti)22c. ) Tallow Unchnneed : No. 1 country , solid , J/c ; No. 2. Sjfc ; cake , 4c. Hide1) ) Unchanged ; Creen , Cc ; heavy reen snlted , 7c ; salted bull , Cc ; gii-en ilted calf. He ; dry salted hides , lOc ; dry "Int , 12@l'Jc ; deacons , 40c each. Heeeiiits. Shlpmonts. Flour , bbls 31,000 20.000 Vhcnt , bu 73,000 77.000 ; orn , bu 181,000 i.iu.ooo Jats , bll 115,000 122,000 tyo.bu 3,000 2,000 Uarley , bu SO.OOO 2'J.OOO KattBaa City. March 14. Wheat Quiet ; Vo. 2 red , cash , 70c bid , 71) ) c askud ; May , 72c ) ld , 73jfc asked. Corn Weak ; No. 2 , casli , 31J c asked ; May , 32@U2j c Oats-Cahh 25Kc bid , 25c asked. Bt. I/oulH. March 15.VI -at Market ewer ; No.J red , c.ish. TSte ; May , TUJ/c. Corn Cash steady at U. " > X&M3 ; ; Alay ewer , Oats Quiet ; No.2 mixed , cash , 28,3 c ; May , Pork-Quiet nt 818.50@19.00. Lard Kasy at 87.25. Whisky-Steady nt 81.13. Uuttcr Quiet ; creamery , 24@30 ; dairy , 15 AKTKKNOON BOAIID Wheat K@3. ileher. Corn Irregular. Oats No sales. Now Orleans , March 15. Corn Scarce , nd lirm ; Jobbing at 50@5le. Oats Quiet aim steady at 37K3Sc. ( llog Products Dull , weak and lower ; pork , 817.50. Lard , relmcd tierce , S7.00 ® Bulk Meats SlionlderdS0.80. Long clear and clear rib , 88.37 } * . New York. March 15. Wheat Ite colpts , 147,400 ; exports , 208,000 ; spot J ffi cower ewer ; options opened heavy and declined % @lclater ruled strongcrand closed showing a iccorery of K@J < c ; ungraded red , bb- } . ' " U4 c : No. 3 red. b8) ; No. 2 red. M@UO ) In store and elevator , yi4@9 , ' c alloat de livered , o'jf@90Xc , f. o. b. ; April , closed at Corn Receipts , 45,000 ; exports. 35,000 ; spot about KC nnd oiitlons if@sc lower , clos ing steady ; ungraded , 4S ) < i50c ; No. 2 , 4S , ' Gf48 > * c , In elevator , OOKdsjO/fc , old dellv- ered ; April closed at 4Sc. Oats-Ueeelpts , 24,000 ; exports , 24.000 ; a shade stronger and fairly active ; mixed western. 35@37c ; white , 87@42c. Petroleum bteady ; United closed at 03c. . Pork Firm but quiet. Lard 10C412 points higher but less active and closed weaker ; western steam , spot , * 7.75. Butter Quiet and weak. Cheese Quiet and firm. Eggs null and easier ; western , 14@17c. Milwaukee , March 15.-Wbeat-Quiet and tinner ; cash. 75He ; May , TUc. Com lu moderate request ; No. 3 , S9@ Oats-Fair demand ; No. 2 white , 33c. % Uye Unchanged : No. 1 , 57c. Barley-Steady ; No. 2 , Ole. Provisions Quiet ; pork , , March , 820.50. Cincinnati , March IS. Wheat Lower ; No. 3 rod. 83c. Corn Easier ; No. 2 mixed , 3Uc. Oats Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2Uc. K > o-Steady ; No. 2,0'Jc. ' Pork Negloe ted. Lnrd-Flrm at 87.45. Whlsicy-Activo at 81.13. Mlnnonpoila , March 15. Wheat Un settled and closed lower ; No. 1 hard , cash , 75c ; May , 7fljfc ; June , 77Kc ; No. 1 north ern. cash , 73c ; May. 74 c ; June , 75 > o ; No. 2 northern , cash , 71c ; May , ? J c ; on track } < ; @ lc above these figures was paid. Flour Quiet ; patents , 84.25 4.40 ; bakers. Si.so@3.50. : Kecelpts Wlieat , 171,400 bu. ; ( lour , 100 bbls. Shipments Wheat , 53,000 bu. ; flour , 20,000 bbls _ LIVE-STOCK. Chicago , March 15. The Drovers' Jour nal icitorts as follows : Cattle-ltecelptu , 5,000 ; strong and higher : shipping steers , 83.1035.15 ; stack ers and teederii , 3.45@4.10. Hogs Kecelpts , 11,000 ; nctlvo and 5o higher ; rough and mixed , S5.30C'Z5.35 : pack ing and shipping , 85.750.05 ; light , 85.15 ® @ . - > .75 ; skins. 8A754. ) . ShcoD-Kocoipts. 7,000 ; slow and 10 150 lower : natives , S3.00i4.UO ; western , S3.50 ® 4.65 ; Tcxans , 2.25@4.00 : lambs , 84.00Q5.75. KanaasCltr.March 15. Cattle Receipts. 3.000 ; shipments , 1,500 ; strong and active ; 10 ( i ! 0c higher ; common to choice steers. S3.7. > ( < C4.b5 ; atockers and feeding steers , S3.25@ 3'JO ; cows. § 2.2533.50. UoL-s-llrcelpts. lt.000 ; shipments , 2,000 ; choice firm , mixed and common weak and SB lower ; pigs active and 5 ( < $ lOa higher : common to choice , $5.10ft5.75 ; light and pigs , ss.lKXiM.2j. National 8took Yard * , East St , L < iuliIII..Marchl5. Cattle-Recolpts.1,000 ; market actl\e and 10 ( . < i' 0c lilgher than last Friday ; choice heavy natlvo steers , S4.OW.\20 ; fair to good shipping steers , 83.1)0(3 ) ( 4.SO ; butchers' steers , talr to choice , 8H.5uctU.25 ; feeders , fair to good , 8iOif33.bO ) ; btockers , fair to good. S2.20Wl.2u. Hogs Ri celpts , 5,000 : fairly steady : choice heavy and butchers' selections , fc5.k50o.00 ; packing , fair to- good , S5.W\75 ( ; Yorkers , medium to prime. $5.4.y < ( < 5.00 ; pigs , corn- moo to good , S4.W@5. : . 0 > | AHA 7vE 8TOCK. Tuesday , March 15. Call In. T he recelptft of cnltlo were heavier than yesterday by 300 head anU lighter than the receipts of a week ngo by the same number. The market opened actho and at an ad\i > nco of about lOc over yesterday's market. The demand was good and nearly everything changed hands. There was n heavy run of hozs to-day , there being a gain of 300 o\er yesterday and 2.100 o\er a week ngo. The market ouened n llttlo dull at llrst nnd about 5c lower on all grades. Later when the buyers re- cehed their full orders the market llrmed up nnd was very active. The demand was heavy nnd everything offered was quickly taken. There were none left over mm the market closed strong. Sheep. The receipts of sheep were liberal and the market fairly active. Four loads \\ero re ported sold. The market was stronger. Itcrclpts. Cattle. 1.000 lion's 5(100 ( Sheep 1,100 Prevailing 1'rlce.s. Showing the prevailing prices paid for llvo stock on tuls market : Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs..84.JO4.75 : Choice steers. 1100 to 1350 Ibs. . . 4.10@4.35 Fnt little steer 950 to 1100 Ibs. . . . 3.W@I.OO ( Joed tn choice corn-fed cows. . . . . ' 1.00. . > . ' ! .40 Falrto medium cows 2XKii2.50 ( Onod to cholcii bulls 2.2.5r J3.00 Light and medium hozs 5.hn\r ( ) ( . 10 Oood to choice heavy hogs fi.OOSJ5.to Good tn choice mixed hogs B.40vie5..Vi Choice sheep , 00 to 120 Ibs 3.50 1.15 Representative Malca. STIKIIS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 44. . . . 041 $3.00 S0..13bO 84.30 12..1197 4.0J 19..1197 430 1..1130 4.00 18. . . . 1340 4.K ! ) 1..10.iO 4.00 2J..112-J 4.r : 1 . .looo 4.00 19..mo 4.35 3. . . . 8K5 4.00 13..1221 4.35 G..W50 4.00 37..12TG 4.9 ! 17..1072 4.15 33..1179 4.3.5 30..11b4 4.15 47..1214 4.40 17..10IV ) 4.15 15 . . .lU-.KJ 4.40 4..1115 4.20 51..1-i78 4.40 1..1400 4.25 f'J..12I ( ) 4.45 40. . . 1124 4.25 ! > 7 . . .1'Jsl 4.tO 10..1245 4.25 : . . . . 14-'G 4.75 20..1174 4.25 34..1540 4.75 CO\VS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1..H20 S2.oo 2..1115 s.oo : ; 1..12IO 2.50 3 . . .1110 3.00 14. . . . 027 2.70 CO..linfi 3.20 85..10.0 ! 2.9J } 2..1015 3.25 1..1170 3.00 4..1015 H.25 l..lliCO 3.00 2. . . . 1000 3.50 HULLS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1..1530 S2.00 10. . . .1515 52.75 2..Ub5 2.25 4..1577 2.85 2 . . .1250 2.45 1..1IM ) 2'J-J ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5'.17.50 2.7.5 . . . . : T.'iK ) 1..17SO 2. to 1..WM ) 3'i5 . . No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 14. . . . 1442 3.50 STAGS' , No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 2. . . .1575 53.25 4..1HO S3.50 SIIIHI' : . No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 103. . . . Ml 81.00 DO. . . 115 54.25 b8. . . . 110 4.15 1100 * . No. Av. Shk. Pr No. Av. Shk. Pr. MI..154 12085.15 07. . . 217 M ) S5.52' < f 85. . . 210 bO 5.25 G1..2.14 bO tJi' , GO . . .2.3 ! ISO 5.25 .VJ..2M ) 100 t.fft 01. . . .217 120 5.0 : ; H5..2.VJ 2-10 5.55 72. . . . 207 bO f > .P,0 f.5..2i'J . . 5.5S 153..201 200 5.fi : (12. ( . . .208 200 n.S'i l04..27 : ! 1G1 5.40 G5..r'J IrtO 5.5'i C.0.05 : ; 40) ) 5.40 G5..2C.J 40 . "i.Vi G7..2r : ; , 120 5.40 G3..23-J 40 55'i G7..24f > 120 540 09. . . 241 SO 5.55 G7./J07 1GO 5.40 70..2.V.I 120 5.55 G4..251 IfiO 5.40 GS..210 bO 5.5 % 74..SM 1GO 5.45 5.S.W 120 55. % 4S..2 * ! 120 5.45 71. . . . 210 . . 5.GO 72. . . . 230 I'M 5.4 % 74..2VJ 240 5.H ( ) 87. . . . 228 1GIJ 5.4 % ft ! . . .2T2 100 5.C.O 7. % . . . . 222 3X ( ) 6.50 70. . . . 208 bO 500 G5..2IO 120 550 07. . . . M 100 5.1X1 GU..244 100 5.50 04..2VJ 20 5.00 70. . . . 247 120 5.50 05. . . . 304 2bO 5.fl ( G4..272 bO 5.MI G.27i : 120 6. GO 70. . . . 238 100 5.50 < . . . . 2.V ) 40 ft. Ik ) 7(1. ( . .252 1GO 6.50 01. . . .201 . . 5.00 71. . . . 250 bO 5.50 ( H..2M1 bO 5.00 75. . . . 242 bO 5.50 57..2'.K ) bO 5.00 71 . . .242 240 5.50 74. . . 275 40 5.00 G'J..220 200 5.50 50. . . . 2 120 .1.00 GO. . . . 202 100 5.50 ( U..278 100 5.00 fa. . . . 254 120 550 G. % . . .282 40 5 05 65. . . . 281 40 5.52 } 57. . . . 317 80 5.05 G2..257 . . 5.52 } < IW.K'J : 200 5.05 74. . . .212 . . 5.5-i > i 5 % . . . .344 200 5.70 CD. . . . 225 ICO 5.51) * 5'J..2b7 ' 120 5.70 R.into ori'rlcesi. Showing the highest and lowest criers paidfor loads ot hozs on this market during the pa t seveil days and tor the same time last month and a vear ago. Fob. 1NJ7. Mnrcli 18ST. .March I mh 4.00 © > 00 5.00 © 5.FO 3.00 © UK ) Kith 4.87JcH. ! ( % 5.00 ( % .75 3.CI ) © .1.90 llth 4. Si ' 5.00 © 5.80 3.UO mh 4.W ) 5. ( W5.75 B.8t ) © .1.00 llith Sunday Sunday tl.tO © J.OJ Hth 4.U1 © MO 5.0) ) ® 5.70 Suniliiy fi.ll Mo-70 3.W ) frMH Showing the number of cattle , hogs and sheep shipped Irom the yards duiiniftheday , CATTLK. No. cars. lit. Dest. ID . N.W . Chicago 111 . Mil . Clilcago noes. 24 . U. I . Boston MIUKP. 5 . K. 1 . Chicago 8 . . . .MIL . Cbicago Alls-lies of stock in this mirketaro made per cwt. llvo weight unless otherwtsn stated. Dead hogs sell at Ke per lb. for all weights. "Skins , " or boss wellilni ; less than luu Ibs. no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 IDs. and stags 8U Ibs , by the public Inspector. Nut us. No hogs left over. Cattle advanced lOc. Hogs closed stroni ; . An actlvo cattle m\rHet. : \ Hogs In better demand. Average quality of liogs good. Cattle reached 54.75 , the top for this year. Hog murkut opened lower but closed stronger. J. W. Conn , Plattsmouth was a visitor at the yards. Virgin & Nelson , Utlca , weio both here with stock. C. M. Strong , Coin , la. , was In nnd mar keted a load ot liuys. F. C. Doagc , Wood lllver , was In and mar keted a load of hogs. Squires it Co. 's 21 loads of hogs averaged 2SO Jbs and cost S5.57X. ( ' . . M. Carlctou marketed a load of stags shipped from Grand Island. Wilev Hlack , Plattsmouth. was In and sold a load of ho s which came to 5l,2U2.43. A. R. Bobett & Son , Perclval , la. , wcro here and marketed two loads of cattle. C. W. Sheldon , Pcrcival , la. , a well known grain dealer , was In and told a load of hogs. Mr. Llndstroiii , Kssov , la. , was hero with two loads ot hogs which topped ttie market T. B. llord , Cheyenne , was hero with two loads of cows Irum his feed jards at Central City.U. . U. H. Hammond & Co. , bought 600 hogs , on to-day'8 market , aveiaging 250 Ibs at 85.50. \V. \ J. Hoas. of the firm of McCauland , Iloag & Co. . live stoclc com mission dealers ot Chicago , was n visitor at the yards. OMAHA \VaOhK9ALI3 MAHIU3T8 Tuesday , March 15. General Produce. 77ic/oIoiwlu ! < / prices arc fur roiuttZ loll of flTwl\fci \ ( ( io/I / OH the market tfi-nnif. The iinotfttlim * nn fmlts represent IVic prices at which nntnlilc orders tire lUlal. add head of produce BUTTKII An occasional paclcaze of fancy butter sells at better prices than those quoted below. Choice country , 15@l7c ; fair to good , I2(314c ( ; common , 5iUOc. ( Kos The inarltetib steady at lie. The shippers are taking all the surplus stock. CIIKKSK Full cream Cheddars , single , 14c ; full cre.uu flats , twins. He ; Young Ameri cas , 14 > 4gl4Xc ( : fancy Swiss , 10$17c ; Swiss Imported , 25c ; Llmburger , Ho ; brick , OAME Ducks have commenced to airivu on the market and are selling fairly well. They are mostly teal ana red heads' . There have been only a very few gcesu In. Mul- lardducks. per dozen , 2.50(33.00 ( ; teal , per dozen , 82.00 : mixed , per dozen , H'iOO ; geese , per dozen. 84.0001.50. DIIUCSKD I'OUI.TKV The receipts have been very .light and the market Is almost baru. Uood stock goes quickly at lOc. . LIVK Poin/riiY Tli warm weather has created some deuiaim tot live poultry. Chick ens are quoted at Sf,75rtf.oo. BKANS-lnferlorfcto-Mt5IS1.00 - ; good clean country , Sl.OOyJl/.J.'ft n idlum , liniul picked , 81.4001.50 ; hand trtckid , navv. SI.50@l.oa PnoVisioNs llnm , 12VM13c ; breakfast bacon , rib , 9J c ! breakfast bnenn , plain , lOlfcs dry salt sides , 8K < 3S2 e ; dried beef , regular , lie ; dried beef , naiu pieces , 14c ; lard , 50-lb c.\ns , 8c ; 20-lb cans. Knlrbanks , 8' ' < c ; 10-lb cans , Fairbanks , 8'fc : Mb enns , Fnltbauks. 8Ve : 3-lbcuis. ; l-alrbanks , Sle. POTATOKS Theto has been considerable activity nn thu market tlnrlng the past few days. Home grown stock Is selling well in 20 to 2.5 sack lots at , GOditOc Stock must be peed to bring these prices. There am a few Salt Lake and nj few sweet potatoes In. There Is still n liberal supply ot Colorado stock on the market which Iserv choice and sells well. Homo grown , fiom store , 00iJ70c ( ; Colorado , Hose , per bu. , Sl.05yil.10 ; Snnwllake , per bu. , S1.0j@1.10 ; Salt Lake , 81.00 ; sweut. per lb. , So. CAIIHAOI : There was near of Colorado stock on the market which sold readily. The market is nlso well supplied with California stock both red and white. California , per lb , 3c : Colorado , per lb , 2Ujc. Ari'i.is : There has been no change In the market since last week. Choice to funcy stock is held nt S5.00S5.50. ( There Is some common stock on thu market which Is selling at 84.50 , without being repacked. VnoKrAiiM'.s Old vegetables are moving slowlv. Onions , choice stock , per bbl , S4.00yt4.50. Heets , carrots , turnips , etc. , per bbl. S1.7.VJW.OO ; California. 8-.002.25. lliirseradlsh roots , per lb. , 7e. ( JitKn.v VIOKTAIILF.S : There Is a small supply of LTcen vegetables on the market but it Is not movlnu very jnadlly as vet. Spinach , per bbl. , 8'J.OO. Top onions , per dozen bunches , 15@20c ; celery , per do/eit , 40 @irx : : California celerv , per tlo/.en , UOc. ; ctullllo ; nr , perdo eii , 81.50 ; radishes , per do/en bunches , so@40c. UYRTinm Mediums , 20o ; stamlard , 2Cc ; selects , 'JSc ; extra selects , t ; N. Y. counts , We. We.Lr.Moss The weather Is hardly warm cnoUL'h to make aerv actlvn demand. Mes sina. per box , $ . > .00@VX ) ; choice , per box , 85.00. OIIANOEI- Valencia and Florida oranges are becomlni ; scarce. Valencia , per case , S5..V ) ; Calllornla , UlverMde. per box , S4.T ) ; Callfornlit , l os Anu'i'lcs per bov , S'i7. " > @t.OU ; Florida , brUut , St. : 7504.00 ; Florida russets , . . . BANANAS Largobuiiches , per bunch , S2.50 (2t.f.o. ( : N ins A few black walnuts arc comlnic In from thu country and aiu slow h.ilo nt 75e per bushel. The following are the wholesale prices a * which order * tiom the outside are filled : Almonds you ; pecans , hirgo polWieil , He ; lilheris , Uc13in/.ils ; , l4cwalnutsNiiiilfs ; , ' 'Oc : walnuts , Chili , 14c ; peanuts , 11. 1' . Vir- inla , fc. FLOUH AND MILI.STUFFS Winter wheat flour , best ( inality patent , S'J.7" ) ; second mi.U- Itv , S'J.OO'J.50 : best quality hpnuc wheat Hour , patent , S2.40@itK ) ; bran , 70c pcrcwt ; chopped feed , 75u per cwt ; whltn coin meal , OOc ; yellow corn , meal , bOf'i'JOc ] > er cwt ; scrccnlnL' , SOfiVKc per cwt ; hominy , 81.60 ; shoits. 70u jwrcwt : graham , SI. 75 ; hay. In bales S7.00 per ton. ( iiiAtx Ctirn , 27c ; wlieat , Xo. 2 , 67c ; oats , 25c : rye. 45c. _ Gl-ocor'i Filst. PicKi.r.t Medium , In bbls. 38.00 ; do. In half bbls , S4.50 ; small , In bbls , S' ' > .00 ; do , in halt bbls , SMO ; Blierklns , in bbls , S10.00do ; , In half bbls , . bUHAit-liranulateil , CKOOJ c ; conf. A,5J < ( ( iiJo ; wliltt- extra C,5W 5Xc : extra C , .I' a r c ; yellow C , 4 > i@4j < c : cut lear , OJf < 30C ; , COFFKM Ordinary ( trades , I4 % @ > ir > i4'cfalr l. ' ( ? c ; prime. ir > Ke ; choice , io@li5 > 4o ; fancy green and yellow. 10i417c , ; old cov- CAN.VEiiioois--Oystersstandardporcase , SurxV.r : > : strawberries , a lb. per case. SJ.iO : ; laspberries. ii lb , per case , S--ii ; cCallfornla pears , per case , S4.5'J ; apricots , per casj , per case. 552.50 ; pineapples. J lb , per case Si.20@ : " > -75 : 1 lb hihJkeiel. per do81.10 ; 1 lb salmon , pei doz , Sl.Xd)1.5j ! ) ) ; 2 ID , goose berries , pcrcase , 31.75 ; 2 lb string beans , per case , 81. Ti ; 2 lb lima beans , per case. St. 00 ; S ! b marrow fat peas , purc.ise. 8i50 ( ! ii fid ; 2 lb early June puas , per case. 82.75 : a lb toma toes. B.5W 2.-ua ( Ib.eorn Sa40r 2.'iO. MATCHES Per caddie. 23c ; square cases , 81.70 : mule square. 81. ' > u. SYKUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , 81.20@1.25 ; Now Orleans per gallon 3s@40e ; maple syruu , half bbls. "old time , " per gallon , 7iic ; 1 gal lon cans , nur doz. 810.00 ; halt gallon cans , peidoz , 85.50 ; quart cans , S3. ( . CANDY Mixed. HtfCJllc ! ; stick , SKQfl c. CBACKKHS ( Jarneau's soda , butter und picnic. 5 > $ c : creamsBXe ; ginger snaps , ) < c ; city soda. 7 . 5TAllClI Mirror glnss. 1 lb , Oc ; mirror ploss , 3 lb , 53fo : mirror eloss , oib , Cc ; Graves corn.l lb,0 ! < c ; Kingsford's corn , 1 lo , 7c : Klncsford's gloss , 1 Jb. 7c ; Kingsford's closs , filb. 7 > ic ; Kincsford's pure lib. 5 c ; Kinesford's pure , 3 lb , 5 > ie ; Kincsfords bulk. 4c. boAi'S Kirk's savon Imperial. 83.70 : Kiric-s satinet. 8:1.00 : ; Kirk H standard , 83.05 ; Klrk'.s white Hussiati , 84.00 ; Kirk's whitecap - cap , 80.50 ; dome , 83.85 ; washboard , 83.10 ; white cloud. 83.75. _ General Marlcet * . \AiiNifiiiES llairols , per gallon ; * urnl- ture , extra , Sl.10 ; furniture. No. 1. 81.00 ; coach extra , 81.40 ; coach , No. 1,81.20 ; Da- mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70o ; asnhaltum , extra S5c : shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil linlsh , HKA.VY HAnnwAiiK iron , rate S2.33 ; plow Htfcelspuclal'cast,4Hccruclble ; steol.'SXc ; cast tools , do , J27J180 ; wagon spokes , pel s > ct , 82.00(313.50 ( ; hubs , per set. 51.25 : tulloes. Bftweddry. 81.50 ; tongues , eacn. 80c : axels , each. We : square nuts , per lb. Ol@71c ; cell chain , per lb. OV rl'c ; malleable. N@ii'c ' ; iron wedges , Oc ; crowbars , 60 ; harrow teeth , 4 c , spring Hteel. 7@yc ; Burden's horse shoes , S4.5 ; Burden's mule shoes. $5.75 , Harnod wire. In car lots , S4.0J per 100 Ibs. Nails , rates , 10 to 50. UO : 9teel nails. $2. < K ) . Shot , 81.05 ; buckshot 81.85 ; oriental powaer , kegs , 83.60 ; do. half kegs , 82.00 ; do. ' quarter kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kegs , 32.35 ; fuse , per 10 feetOSc. Lead bar. 81 > Duv PAINTS-White lead , 7c ; French zinc , 12c : Parli whltlne. 2c ; whiting , isllders , 2Jfc ; whiting , com'I , Ike ; lampblack , tier- manstown. 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , be ; Prussian blue,55cultramarine ; , We ; vandyic- brown , 8e ; umber , burnt 4c ; uinDer. raw , 4c ; sienna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw , 4c ; Paris green. Kennlna. 2-V. Paris green , com- mini , 22o ; chrome green , N. Y. , 20o ; vermillion American. IN ; : inntan raw and burnt umber , 1 lb cans , i2c ; raw and burnt sienna , 18c : Vandyke brown , lc : ! ; re- hned lampblack I2e : coach black and Irory black. We ; drop black. ICc ; Prussian nine , 40c : ultramarine black. ISc ; chromii irreen.U , M. A D. . IGc ; blind Mid shutter groe.ii , L. . M. A D. , lOc : Paris green , 18c ; Ir.dlan red , l.'xj ; Venetian red , tte ; Tuscan , 22c ; American vermlllion. L. A D. , 20o : yellow ochre. 2c ; L. M. * O. D. . 18c : good ochro. ICc : eaten j drver , 8c ; training color , light oat , dark oak , walnut chestnut and ash. 12c UnunsANn MtEMicAi.h. Ac a carbolic , fi-'c : acid , tartarlc , rtic ; balsam copaiba , per D > , fiOo ; bark fassat'ra-s , per tt > , lOc ; calomel , per ft , 78c , chliictionldla , per o40c ; chloro form , per to)8c ) ; Dover's powders , per tb , $1.25epsoni ; f lts , per ftKc : ; glycerine , pure , per lb , Sjc ; lead , aretate. uer ft. 2lc ; nil , castor , No. 1. per g l. , $1.50 ; oil castor , No. 2 , per gal. , 8l.40oil ; olive , per gal. , 81.40 ; oil orlvannum. SOc ; opium , S3.i > U ; quinine. 1' A W. and H. A S , , w , oz. 75c ; potassium Iodide , per tb , 81.10 ; sfllcin. peroz. 40c ; sul * DhatomorDhlne. der qu 5M5 ; sulphur , per ft ,4c ; strychnin * . tx > r oz. si.'J L FAINTS IN Ou. Whlw lead. Omaha.P P. , O'ce ' ; white lead , St. Louis , pure. UJtfc ; Mar seilles , green. 1 > lb cans , -'o ; Kronen zmu , srrcon , seal , 12c ; brrnch zinc , rert seal , lie ; Freneh rinc , in. varnNli aart. 200 : Fench sine.75c : vermlllion. English , in oil , 75c ; red , 10c ; ro < n piuK. Ho ; Venetian red , Cook- son's , 2 c ; Venetian' red , Ameilcau. iVc ; red lead , 7Kc : chrome yellow , gfiiiulne , 2'c ' ; chrome yellow , K , 12c ; ochre , rocholle. He ; ochre , rrench , 2Jfc : ochre , Amcnran , IKc ; Winter's mineral. 2 0 : Leiilgh blown , He ; Sianlsh brown- ; i'rlnce's rclneral , bPiniTs Cologne spirits , ib8 proof , 81.17 ; do 101 proof , S1.1S ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof , 31.17 : dii Ibb proof. Sl.10 Aleohol. Ib8 proor , SJ.2U per wine Ballon. Hodlhtllled whiskies , SUKKil.M ) . tiln , blciitled , fl-M' 'AOO ; Kentucky bourbons , $ a.00iiaoo ( ; Ken tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , $ i.00 t .60 ; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rvo whiskies , Sl.WI3.ttX Brandies , Imported , 85.00 8.50 domestic , Sl.80i33.00. ( iins. Imrortea , I4.BO faO.OO ; domestic , 81.25(33.00. ( Clmmpamiei , 1mported , uereaso. 823.00Q33.00 ; American , per case. 810.oouiio.ou I'uns AMI SKINS 'ine following price are for prime , well handled skins : Heaver , prime , clean per pound , S1.533 00 ; fall , 81.2f f 2.00 ; meaty aim inferior. fl.oOQl.25. Hear , biown anil grlz/.ly. # 5.00 , s.OO ; eubs mid yearllnu' ? , 8i.otv.j4.oo. Badver. W HOt- . Cat , wild , 20giOc ( ! : domehtlc. black , I0 i5c : do- " sundry colors , S ® . Fox. red , 81.00 © ! . ' ; cross , 3-J.ori44. ; ) < iO ; jrrnv , 40iJ50c ( ; t-llver , 810.00@40.00. Fisher. 84.00 0.00. Otto r,84.00 ( clfl.O-j , Martin , 31. ( XJ' IT.X .Mtiser.Uiil ter. large , itm : fall , 5u ; kitts. Mink , largo 4rk , 35&40JJ tuiall aud pulo , largo prey , 8i.oovj'iw ; coyote or pra POc. Peer and antelope , winter , per pound 15c ; fall and summer , per pound 20c. WANTED , RAW FUES ! At thobljthet tnnrkot inlco. Peiul for price current to tlm old Ili-llntilo Furriers ntul Fur Murclmnts. KstntillshiHl tb'A ' A. K. nUUKIIAUDT * CO. , 113 West Fourth mul 1IH mul 114 linker Street , CINCINNATI , OHIO. LINCOLN , NEB. ( UttCATKST UAILHOAI ) CKNTI.U IN THE WOltl 1XH-1T-1 AGE. It hn grown from V to 40.UO population In 15 yanr und li now irrowlnii fnsler limn ever. Investments In brick bloik * nay 10 lo 20 per cent. Ixits IIIITO iivernRCd over 100 per cent per annum SOMCITED. A. J. OROPSEY&OO. ltl AT , KSTATn IIHOKIIUS. LINCOLN , NKR. Hut o for "Rlc brick blink' . biiflncs lot' , ull kinds cf real optnli' . I , . ' , D , 11) ) mul 1) acre tracts , farms und .MONKV 1.0ANKP. 1NVKST.MKNTS MADB. 1tipiitiS''KS-Tlic : : ( | Vtrn mul Lincoln NntliiDiil bnnki , ( lUV.'rhtirPr. Jinluu ( * nbl > , t'ti. H. M. Culluti ) , Illinulfunit ( jcn. Uen Harrison , Imtlnn.i. OMAHA 13th St , Cor. CapltoiUcnus. . TOR TH TnlATMBNT fr * M. Chronic & Surgical Diseases. liR. MoMENANlY. Proplfotoi- . SuieeD juura' llosiiilal and I'ruato l-mctlre Wolinvc the facilltlc * , npparatm and nmcilln for the eucccMful treatment of c > cry form of dl * last1 n.-iiuliliiK cither nifdlcnl orBiirlcnl ( lrentmo-.it , nml irmtoall tocomennJ Invntlpatofnr tlii'mschcj ir cJrinpoiHl wltli tig. Long cipcrlcnre In treAt In" cases liy letter onnblfs un to treat many aisoi cicntlflcnllir without pi'elne them WrttTK OK CIUCULAU on Peforraltles n.l . UraccH , Club Feet , Curvnturei of the Spine D.JFAtES or WOIIKN. 1'llcfi , Tuuiari , Cauccr , Cnlarrli , Rronchllla , Inlialntlon , Klcctrleltjr , I'nrl- ) la , L'pllepfr , KUlncj , Ejp , Ear , Skin , lllood nnd all KitrKlcai opcrntlona. Unttorloa , Inhnlori , Tlrncei , Truitri , nnl nil kinds of Medical and Surgical Appliances , man ufactured and for i.'ilc The onljr tollable medical Institute miking Private , Special $ Nervous Diseases rA Bl'fcCIAI.TV. AM , CONTACilOtia AND DLOOD DISEASES , I'roin Hliiilevcrrau eprnlnccil.Buccc fnlly trrntml \Vo can rcmuvu S/pbllltlo poitou from tlicajitun without intrcitrj. Now rentnrntlrc treatment for to * < of vltnl power ALL , COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTIAL Call and consult us or tend cnmo and poit-oCler aildres * plainly written enclose etamp , and. wi will nend TOII , In plain wrapper , our PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO JMEK WON I'lUVlTI , SriOIAL AND NlRTUUS DlSlltM , SEUfAL WCAKMESB. fll-linHATOIIRIlOIA , IHPOTIN. cr , Srrnti.ii , GoNORiinuiA , GLEET , VARICOCILI , flTIUCTlini , AND AM. DI'KABIIS OF Till QKNITO- UniNAKr OnoAKi , or ttnd h'.ttorf of your caie for an opinion. Persons unable tel lt uomny be treated atllielr liomis , by corrrnpondencc. Medlclneit and Itiitru mentsscntbj mall orcrpreieSKCUKHLY PACK KD FROM OIISKHVATION. no marks to Indicate contents or render. One personal interflow prr fcrrerl If contenlvnt. fifty rooms for tlio : coni madatlon of patient * . Board nnd attendance ul reatonable prices. Address el' Loiters to Omaha Medical and Surgical institute , Cor. 13th St. nnfl CanltoMvc. . OM4.H/WW / 'P CHICAGO SHORT LINE OP THE Ihicago , Milwaukee &St , Paul B'y ' The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE E3.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omnha , Coun cil Bluffs Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids Rock Island , Frccport , Rockford , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , Jancsville , lieloit , Winona , La Crosse , Anil nil other important points Kiibt , Northcail > ami Soiithi'iiht , Tor through tickets call on the Ticket Acrnt lit MU1 Fiirrmm 8lruutln ( Piixton hotel ) , < ir at fnlon PiiclUo Depot. i'liilmnn Mecpcrs and the flnost Dining Cars In the world ute run on the main lines of the ClUCAflO , Mll.WAUKKK & St. 1'Altl , lUlI.WAY , nnd every intention H rnlil to p.iijcnircrs by cointcousoiiiplojes ol'tlic company. It. Mit.i.Fit , ( iciuiriil Minnnror. J , F. TUCKKII , AnsUtniit Ooticrnl Mnnnper. A. V. It. CAiti'r.NTUt , Ucnoral I'assoiiKer nnd Ticket Agent. ( ! KO K. HKAKOIID , Assistant General Pus- senior and Ticket AKcnt. J. T. CI.AIIK , General Superintendent. Apk ) our retainer for too JBrncaMonnc , S3 Shoe Cautionl t-oino di'iilcrs reconiincnil In Inferior goods In order to make n ItirRur profit. This Is the OUKilNALf : ) Slum , llcwnroot linltntlons \vhlcb acknowledge their o n Inferiority by lit- tetnpting to build upon the reputation of the oriiilniU. None genuine units * bearing this Stamp , JAMES .MEANS' For Gentlemen , I Made In Button , Congress nnd I. re , 11 E T CAI.K SKIN. Uriel. celled In DrilAHIIirv. Couio.lT nnd AprtAKKsrr. Apostnl curd sent tons v > III brlnit you Iniur. inallon bow to net tbls Sliuu In j > 7 Htito or Territory. J. Mourn Ot Co. , n Lincoln Street , Ilostnn , Mdfi. Our celebrated factory proihiccs n lareer inintlty of bhocBOt tulii jrriiilo limn any other fnctoiy ! the world , 'inounanili whu wtar them will toll you the mieim if you nok Ilium. JAM1.8 .MtANh' Ktf hllOK lor IIOJB II i.nap- proachtd In Durability , Full lines of Itie above Shoes fi r rule br GKO. S. MILLKK , OiaN.-lGtliSt. , Omuliii. rosi SAM : . A hirifo number of to ordeil I'crohcron nnd ClyilosJnlu StiillUms. Also Homo llrrd I'oltH livery uniMuil Kiuirnnlceil a breeder. I'rlcej rousonablwanil terras emy. Onrhtock lm lioen electuil with ruli-rimus to both ladlvliliiu ) iiuirlt mul ( indluruu. A Inrpo nunibur of our SlMlllotiDHro uufllni itci ) and Colin or their put can ho shown. York U on the Ii. & M. It. ) ( . , two hours' rlilo west ot Lincoln. For oiita * ogucs * n < l further Intorinntlon , ail'l fltv * PAIIItllAUlI , Yo Omaha Jobbers' Directory. Agricultural Implements. "CHURCH tl Whole Ml * Dealer In Agricultural Implements , CrrrlAgcs and lUi slf . Jonci Mrce , ketwcan 6th _ anil 10th. Oinnbii. Neb. L1NINGER tC METCAlTF CO. , Agricultural Implement ? , Wngorn.fiirrlngo' , rtngglpi. Ktf. . Whol alc , Oin h . LEE , FRIED .C CO. , Jobbers of Hanlwnro rind Nails , Tinware , Sheet Iron. Rte. Aitents fur Howe Scales , nml Hliuil Poncleri'ii , Omnh , No1 > . . FARLiNoRENDoiti MARTIN Wholesale Dealers In Agricultural Implements , HTagon and Buitftles. Wl..W.SOi anil 1O7 , Jones ft Artists' Material. Artists' Materials , 1'ianos ami Organs , 1111 Douglas Ptrce t. Omaha. Builders' Hardware and Scales. Buildors'Hardwarc A Scale Repair Shop Mocbanlce' Tools ami Puffnlo PeaUs. HUi Douglas it. , v Omaha , Neb. Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN IND ssriw SHOE COMPANY , Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers la Boots and Shoes , Complete Mark of Rubber Goods always on hand U& 8. tli at. . Oinalia. Neb. A. T. Auttln , Agent. w. r. MORSE c co. Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes. Hll Farnum tt , Omnha , Neb. Manufactory , BummM street , Ilotton. Z. T. LINDSEY cC ( JO. Wholesale llubbar Uoatj an I Shoes lliilibor nml oiled clothing mid Kelt Hoots und Shoes. Soutlieant i.'oi HIT Htli mul Douglas. Beer. M. KEATING , Agt. for Anhenser-Biish Brewing Ass'n Special Ilrnmls. Fault , lluilwelfcr nntl Krlangcr. STORX tP ILER , Lnger Boor Browera , 15J1 North 18th filreet , Omaha , Nob. Butchers' Tools. 'LOUIs'lIELLER , Butchers' Tools and Supplies , Sausage Cuslnga of all klniln n ] ways In "loci. HIS Jonu t.viunu Coffee , Spices , Etc. CO. , Omaha Corrco and Spice Mills. Tens.Correct , Splco . Unking Powder , FliTorlncH- tracia , Laundry Illtie. Ink , Ktc. HU-lbllsroey btreet.Onmhti. Neb. HAT US , COLE l > MILES , Homo Coll'eo and Spire Mills M'f'ff Co. Coffee Roanters and FplicOrlndcm , Mnnufai turers of HaKIni : I'imder , Hntnrlni : UxtrnetH , Mining. IHn. Tr\ line cn i > ot our l-n pm knt-e HomoUlcnd Handed Oiffce , lew. Uownrrt st , nmnhn. M > r. Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , John Epencter , Prop. Manufacturer of ( Inlrnnlzcil Iron an-l Cornice. 9H Dodge and 103 and IDS M , 10th it. Omnha , Neb. RUEMPING a > ItOLTE , Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Windows , Klnnlx.MeinllcSkyllpht.otc. E108. 1211 it , Omaha. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Specht , Prop. Galvnnltert Iron Cornleen , etc. Bnoet'slmproTod Pat ent Mctnllc Skyllglit. KB nnd 610 H. l.'tli ft..OniHha , Carpets. OMAHA CARTET CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Rugs , Mnoleums , MatthiRS , Ktc. 1511 Douglas street. S. A. ORCILtiRD , Wholesale. Carpets , Oil Cloths , Mattingi , Curtain Goods. Eto. 1OJ Karnam Street , Omaha. Neb. Crockery and notions. W. L. WRIGHT , Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Cblmueys , etc. Office , 317 South Utb St. Omaha , Neb. Commission and Storage. Commission and Jobbing. Butter , Kegs nnd Produce. Consignments pollcllsd. llesilqtmrtem for Stoneware , Ilerrr nozrs and tirnpo Itaskeu. HU Dodge street , Omabo. PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fruits , Produce and Provisions. Omaha , Neb. W. E. ItllfDELL , " Storage and Commission Merchant. Specialties Butter , Kg > * . Uheeio , Poultrr. Gam * , Oysters , Ktc. . Btc. 1H fouth luh street. WIEDEMAN < C CO. , Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , Hotter , Game , Fruits , etc. 330 i. 14th sU Omaha. Neb , Coal antf Lime. GiuTrTnA'iiAiiiirPres. C. F. QooinMAK , V. Pi s. J. A. HUNinui.AND , Sec. and Troas. OMAHA COAL , COKE rf > LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. JM South Thirteenth Ptrect , Omaha , Neb. J./ . JOHNSON as co. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lima , And Shippers of Coal nml Coke , Cement , -Plaster , Umo , Hnlr. Fire Ilrlck , Drnln , Tile nnd Hewer Pipe , ontco. Puton Jlotol. raninm St. , Omnha , Neb. Telephone fall. Confectionary. P. FA Y Manufacturing Confectioners , Jahb rcof Fiulls , Nuts nnd Cfvais. 1211 Faruurn Bt , OmNha. Cigars and Tobacco. Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco , G'ins and Ammunition , 215 10231 S. llth St. , 1020 to _ 1031 Karimmst..Om liaNeli. _ WEST < C FRITSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wbolcsala Healers In Leaf Tobacrns , Noa. 106 and HON. lUb street , OTI aha. Dry Goods. j r. E. SMITH : < K co , , Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 110 * DoukMis. corllth Pt .Omnta.Nub , " ' Distillers. blstiuera nf Mqunrs. Alcohol nnd rplrlls. Importers mul Joiihcrsof Wlneianu Liquors , WILLO W SPRINGS D1STILLE * ? CO. and ILER < C CO. , Importers and Jobhcrr of Fine Wlnos nnd Liquors. boun ! > nufetiirri of Kennodr's Bast India 1JII- tvrsonil Doini'S lo I liiioii | > . 1112 llnrne ; ft. Drain Tito , Etc , A. II.BArBH.Prra. J.W.nEDroiin.Boc-.llVcas It. J. CAltSOX , V.Prcs. and f upt , THE U NJ O JV HYDRA UL W DRAIN TILE CO. , ORIco 213 P. Kill st , Omalm. Not. Maehltirrr nnd Buppllos for Hanutacturtni ; Cemnit Uruln 'lllc. ELEVATORS. II. W UoriKiiR , n. S. I'l-s. v.Tni.lHiirii IR75. Vlon-l'rns. OMAHA ELEVATOR and GRAIN COMPANY , Jobbers nml Storci'Hol Grain. hip iiicniH nf ilculi isHOllrlto and rintlsrnctlon fc-ii.irniiU'c.l. . UniliRii , Null. Furniture. T\T.irrt1- \ fivi VF. * Jjr.n rtV hlOAJ : * , Wlioh-salc Dciiluia in Furniture. I'arnaru St. . Onmlm , Neb. Omaha Jobbers' Directory ! Groceries , GALLAGHER Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , NOB. 706.707,708and711 B. IQlh St. , Omaha. Neb. McCORD , 1WADY C CO. , Wholcsalo Grocers , l.'tn and LeaTenworth rts.Omahn. Hardware. W. ,7 , miOATCIT , Heavy Hardware , Iron nnd Steel , Springs , Wagon Stock , Hardware * Lumber , etc. in anil im llarnry ft. , Omaha. EDNEY .C GIJJBON , Wholesale Iron ami Steel , Wanon and CarrlnidJ Wood Stock. Ilcary llsnlwar * Ktc. KIT and UI'J ' Lenvpnwurth St. , Omaha , Neb. MILTOX ROGERS tC SONS , Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles , Manllci , Urates , Ur u ( Joodn. Vai and 1323 Faraam Htrect. Iron Works. PAXTON C V1ERL1NQ Iron Works , Wrought and Cant Iron Building Work , Iron Main , lulling , Dennis and Girders , Steam Kimliies , llr M Work , ut.n ral JTpundry , Machlno and nracksrullh \Vork. Office aa j Works , U. P. Uy.lihdlTth Micct. F. II. MrMANUS. C. HULL1VAN. OMAHA WIRE tf IRON WORKS , Manufacturers of Wire nnd Iron Railings , Desk Rails , Window ( luardn. Flower Rtanils. Wire HlK'is , Kto . ICth. Orders by mall promptly uttendvd to. Lumber. OMAHA TVMItER CO. , Dcnlo' All Kinds of building Material at Wholesp.Io. 13th Btroot nnd Union Pnclllc Track , Omaha. LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash , Doors , Kto. Yards CornerTlh nnd Douglas ; Corner Ulhnnd Duiulas. CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , 814 S. 14th slrfot , Omaha , Neb. f.Oolpotior , Mnnneor. Lumber. 13th nnd California ytrcotn. Om hn , Neb. FRED W. GRAY , Lumber , Lime , Cetuont , Etc. , Etc. Cor.Mb nnd Douulai iti. , Omaha , ttat. JIOAGLAND. Lumber. T. w. HARVEY LUMBER'c < To Dealers Only. ORIef , 1103 Fnrnntn street , Omnlm. CHAS. R. LEE , Harihvood Lumber , Wood Carrots and I'arqncl Flootlnu. tlh anil DouglaJ Ooiatm. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wliolcsalo Lumber , Etc. Imported and Amerlcxn I'ortland Cement. RtnU A Lent forMllwauken Hydraulic LVmcnland lleat ( Julncy While Lime. " Lire Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John F. llovd , S'iperlnter.dent , Livt Stock Commission. M. BURKE C SONS , Live Stock Commission. Oeo. Burke , ilannner union Stock Yardn , H.Omiiha , Tel pliono ( W. SA VAGE D GREEN , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Shipment * of any and all kinds of Stock sollOlUd. Union Stock Yardu , ( imatta , Neb. Millintry and Notions. I. OBERFELDER C CO. , Importers and Jobber ! 01 Millinery anil Notions , 1213 and 1215 Harney St.cot , Oninbn , Neb. Notions. Wholeial * Dealers In' Notion ? and Furnlslilup ; Goods , 4W and 405 8. Tenth St , Omaha. Overalls. CANFIELD " 3f7lNUFACTURINQ COMPANY , Manufacturers of Overalls , Jeans Pants , Shirts , Ktc. 1102 and not Douglas StrMt , Oiuaha , Neb. Paper Boxes J. L. WILKIE , Mannfactiiror of Taimr B.lithSt. . Omnha , N br ak . Orders by m Molted and will r c lTe prompl atuntloo. Printing. ItEES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Book Haknii , And Book Dluilcrs. 10 ! and 10A houth VouiMeotis stract. Omahn , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers In Type , Pro and Printers' Supplies. Ml Poulh Twelfth fitrnet. Pumps. BRO U'NELL C CO. , MnnnfHCtiirtrs and Dialers In , ItoiliTs & ( iuncral JliU'liincry Ehot't Iron work , Htonm I'uniiin.Sim Mill" , Acme ) SlufllniDntlge Wood tpllt I'ulloyi , UeltlnE , etc , Aluo wnf ins , i.cra | > ursiuid bulollcs. I21J-U1J Le - Tcnworth Bt. Omalm RECTOR .C WILHELMY CO. , 'Wliolcsale Hardware. Weitern npcnt * for Jeffcrinn Ptrel Knlls. Austin 1'owdcrCo , rnlrbanks t > tndard Hcaln. Corner lOth mil llnrnar. Omaliii. CITURCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale I'umpR , I'ipc , Fittings , eamnntl Wotor Supplies. Heailquirlors fi < r M KoitCo'sOo vls. lllll'crnnm ' St. , OiiiHl ) * , KeB. A. L. STRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines , tesrn. Water , Ilftllwnr and MIIIInK Hupvlles. Kt * 9X , UHardW4 tRrnnm f t. , Oinnlin , NctJ. U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY. UMinilajr Wind Mllisi rlesm nnd Wfcter Supplies , I'lumblnedno'ls. llnltlnir , llnin. VIA unit VO fur- natusi.Ouinhn. H. K. l-elion , ilauugcr. Tolrpbono No. ! IO. Safes , Etc. P. BOYER C CO. , Afjonts for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s1 Klra nnd lltirK ur Proof Rifoi , 1'lma Ixicki , VnulU and Jail Wnrn. IM ( ) rarimta ttruet Onmlin , Neb. ( ? . ANDREEN , Omalia S fo Works. knnuf rtiire cif Kim nnd Ilorcl ir rrooffinfcs , Vnull Uoorn.Jnll Wnil'.Miutierii und Wire Work. Cor. HltiutiMJiHkium His. , unu.lui , .NJb , Sash , Doors , Etc , lo ManufnetiirRin of Basil , Uoorrf , Blinds and Mouldings , Ilrnnch oftlce.lJUi nnd li-iir.l fcts. , ' BOIIN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Ilould'jitfs.8UlrWirknud ' Irlerlor llnnl Wm l Hnlrt Juit upeuad , K. K. cur. fllli und Leuvenwurtli bt * . D.iiuUu , NeU.