Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; FRIDAY. MAKCH 18 , 1887. 3
MAY WflEAT AGAIN ADVANCES
The Large Export Movement Prom New
York the Main Cause.
THE CLIQUE KEEPING QUIET.
A Very Weak Fooling In Provision *
Oniuoil lly Armour ft Co. Belling
Heavily Corn Htronucr
Wllh Pair Trading.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAHKET.
CmrAfio , March 17 , [ Special Telegram to
Hie HKi-Mny | wheat advanced to-day and
closed at 81 'c. This strength was alto
gether wllliout aid from tlio bull cll'iuo and
was mainly on the largo export movement
from New York. The feature of the day
was tlio advance ot the surrounding markets ,
which are daily com Inn up toward their
natural relative positions with this market.
New York was lO o above to-day. St.
Louis also advanced. Kcrshaw was a largo
buyer at Milwaukee this afternoon. May
wheat opened at bOJfc and then slid back to
Kc ) , because the clique was not buying. The
best judgment to-day was that the sales by
W. T. linker Ac Co. anil Kobeit Warren A : Co.
yesterday were for thu same Interest , which
Is proof that there are now so many commu
nion houses doit ) ! ; the clique's business that
the crowd can't anv longer kt > ep track of Its
operations , The laruo clearances at New
York 330,000 bushels brought a treed deal
of New York buylnc to this market and thn
price wAs easily advanced above Sic without
any evldcnct ! of manipulation. John
Ciulnliy snld : " 1 don't know what to make
of wheat ; 1 am altogether out of It for
the fust time In two ot three
years , and am now walling for
comething to decide the market1 * . Tlio
only thing 1 know about thn present bull
clliiii ( | Is that It Is not Armour. 1 don't be-
lleve he has anything to do with the ad
vance. " The flint that no wheat was shinned
last week from India to the United Kingdom
made some of the exporting crowd feel bull
ish. It has been one of the standing bear
arguments that If America didn't sell tier
wheat cheap India would step In and get
trade. In provisions Armour & Co. wcro
sellers of ribs at the opening and the result
was a very weak market , short ribs , which
have sold up to nearly S'J.UO , worn down
under 8H.UO , and lard , which narrowly es
caped fcs 00 , was down under 57.50. This Is
one of the crises that proves disastrous to
"toilers. " Corn was a little stronger with
fair trading.
The wheat market was stronger and ad
vanced % c In thu afternoon. Corn gained
lie. Provisions were quiet and steady ,
wheat for May sold at 81W ® 15fc , Juno at
0 > ; < vj80Kc , closing at 81fc } lor May. bO c for
June , 80Mc for July , Nc tor heptember ,
84/c } for December. Corn for May sold a (
BJft40c ( , Juno at40@l0 c , July at 41c
closing at 30KfiZ40c tor .May , 403 c for June ,
4 ( . ctor July. OatS for May sold at 29c
Juno at 2W291 ! ) < c. Mess pork for May am
June sold af$2X50 , lard for May at S7.47K ®
7.50 , Juneat87.5'i. July at 87.CO. Short ribs
for May sold at 87.V5 , June at 87.97X , Angus
atS .00.
_ _
CHICAGO laVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , March 17. [ Special Telezram t
the UKE.I CATTLE \Vltli the largely In
creased run buyers started out to "hammer1
the market and bids were considerably lower
Salesmen , however , were unyielding am
held Urmly for 3teady prices. The result wa
a much slower market , and the difference
between a slow market and an excited one I
always equivalent to about 5@10c. Com
pared with some of the wild sales of yester
day , of course , some sales to-day showed t
much greater decline , but they wcro offset b ,
sales which showed no reduction In price , l
lot of 320 , good 040 ib. Texas cattle sold a
84.25. These cattle worn fed on prickly pea
and cotton seed inual. Shipping steers. 1.35C
to 1,600 Ibs. , 85.00(35.00 ( ; 1.200 to 1,350 Ibs
84.'A4.05 ; 050 to 1,200Ibs. , S4.00f < f4.GO : stock
ers and feeders , 82.50@4.25 ; cows , bulls and
mixed , 82.20(34.00 ( ; bulk , S2.C5 ( 3.30 ; slop fed
fctoers. M.fiOf $5.ia.
lions. The market was stow and prices
6@iOc lower all around. A few fancy heavy
told at 85.00(35.115 ( ; packers at 85.75@5.85 ,
with common mixed at 85.40@5.flO. Light
sorts sold at 85.40(35.75 ; Yorkers , 85.OX35.75.
and light-light at 85.4u@5.60. The market
closed rather weak , yet about all wcro sold.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK , March 17. | Special Telegram
to the Bun. ] STOCKS There was very little
In the stock market to-day. Prices held very
steady nil morning until the failure of Lawton -
ton Bros. , a firm engaged In the manufacture
of phosphates , was announced. The liabili
ties of the ilrrn were placed at about 8l003- ;
000. The market broke K@M per cent , but
there was apparently no disposition to trade
either for long or short account The Lon
don market for American securities was a
fraction lower. 4 Exchange rates , however ,
wcro easier , and It was claimed that foreign
buying of stocks would remove the necessity
I
of gold exports this sprint. The Baltimore
& Ohio deal still attracted considerable at t-
tention , but the statement coming from of-
lielal sources that the road had been sold tea
a syndicate In which neither Gould nor Sully
was Interested did not help the bulls any , as
this arrangement would not provide for n
settlement ot the telegraph troubles. S. V.
White was reported to luwo sold a large line
f St. Paul for the bull pool which had been
operating in It for some time past. The talk
In regard to New England was less bullish i ,
owlnz to tbo election of Clark to the oflico of
ifn
president of the New York & New Haven
road , with which It was proposed to consoli 1-
date th Now England road , Clark being op 1d
posed to the scheme. Cottonseed oil dropped
2 per cent , and the point was circulated that
thu prlco wor < being let elf In order to accum
ulate stooh , and that a little later It would lira
given a sharp rally. At noon the market was
barely steady , and sales to that hour aggre
gated 77,000 shares , llr.ilroad earnings re
ported to-day were all favorable. St. Bit
increased 53,000 for the second week ol
March , and St. Louis & San Francisco In
creased for the same period $43,300. Texas
Pacllio jumped up X per cent just before the
close , and some very bullish points were oul
on It. The dullness , of the general market
was partly owing to its being St. Patrick' )
day. There was soma very bullish talk Ir
lilchmond Terminal It was claimed thai
an enormous short Interest had been de
veloped , and that the next move on the par
of the pool In It would bo to bid up price :
and force the shorts to cover , The marke
closed rather soft at about bottom prices foi
the day. The total sales were about 150,001
chares.
GOVKUNMKNTS Government bonds wen
dull but steady ,
\K8TKlinAY'8 QUOTATION'S.
U. S.C'8 10U4'C. ! AN. W llfij ,
If U 4'd * /\t\/\n l > uly { .In . . rA..A.l 111
T do preferred..100 Pullman Pal.Car.1405
C. , 11. .to 138 Heading : n
! . , K A W 133 % Hock Island. . . .124&
' " St 1S. F. . . . 8JJ
Erie 83J , I do preform ! . . . . 08 >
dipreferred. . . . . . 71 % [ 0.M.8tP. . . . Ol
Illinois Control. Jtxjl . ? do preferred..120 !
L , U. A W 23 St. P. AO 48 >
K V T ' 31 do preferred..K8 , *
httkoShore ! ! ! . ! ! Wif Toxa "PacihcY.T. 27 ?
Ij. & N " " Union Pucltlc. . . . 67J
Mlclilcan Ceht'i. . 00" W..SI.L&P. . . . "
Mo. Pacltio 107 } d preferrtxl. . -
No. Pacllic 3TJi W. U. Telegraph 75 ?
do preferred. . . . 58 >
MONKY ON CAM. Easy at SQ5 pt
cent ; lust loan , 3) per cent ; closed olfere
at2H l > ercent
PltlMKMKltCANTII.E PAPKB 5HQ K P1
cent.
STKni.iNO EXCHANOE. Dull but tcad
r < * \ at 4.KJjf for sixty day bills ; 84.85 ' fc
demand.
I'ROUUCK MAUKKT.
Chicago , March 17.-Folowlav | quoti
Ions are the 3 : so closing ttgures : <
rlour-Steady and nominally unchange
winter wheat Hour , S4.2.@l.30 : goulhern.14.10
(34.20 ( ; Wisconsin. 84.20 4.30 ; Michigan soft
sprint wheat , 83.70CT4.30 : Minnesota bakers.
83.70 < < t4.ft ; patents , S4.6034.W : low grades ,
C1.95ef,2.U5 ; rye flour , quiet at 13.25(013.40 ( ; In
sacks and barrels. 83@3.70.
Wheat Quietbut lirm ; opened'at about
the same as yesterday's close and closed { ( $
Kc higher ; cash , 75 ; c ; May , 61Vc ; June ,
( ! ofn Quiet and moderately active , clos
ing about ? c bettor than yesterday ; cash ,
34c : May , 40c ; Juno , 40 c.
Oats Trading light , with fluctuations cov
ering only a small range ; cash , 24c ; May ,
2Uc ; June,203.icc.
Hye-SteadvatMXc.
Jiarlcy Quiet at WXM.'ttc.
Timothy Seed-Prime , ? 1.S4(31.W. (
Flax Seed-81.07 .
Wnlsky-SUS.
Pork-Quiet with no material change ;
cash , f 20. : : May and June , 820.75.
Lard Modurntelyartlveand comparatively
steady ; cash , 87.35 ; May , * 7.42X(37.45 ( ; June ,
87.55.
Hulk Meats-Shoulders. 8f..00ac.25 ( ; short
clear , SMlir.s.45 ; short ilb , * ? . .
Butter Falrlyactlve ; creamery , 24 } < < 331c ;
dairy , 17K@-7c. .
Cliecso Firm ; full crram Cheddars , 12U ®
12Jfo ; flats , 124' ' l2 'c ; Young Ameilcas ,
13f'C13Xe ; skims , .Xi7c.
Tallow Unchanged : No. 1 country , solid ,
3Vc ; No. 2,3'fc ' ; cake , 4c.
llides-Unclmniced ; Green. Cc : heavy
green salted , 7c : salted bull , Ci" Kr ' n
HalU'il calf. We : dry salted hides , lOc ; dry
Hint , 12 ( < jl3c ; deacon * ) . 40c each.
Hcccliits.bhlpmcnt.1. .
Flour , bbls 22.WK ) 26.000
Wlicat , bu 6S.OUU 4K.UOO
Corn , bu V.rr.ooo 110,000
Oats , I'll ' t > 5.HX ( ) 10.1.01X )
live , bu none l.ooo
Hurley , bu 25,000 -,000
St. JjoulH , March 17. Wheat ( irnornlly
lirm , slow nnd higher ; c.thh , " 'ji@50. ' '
May , so/c ; June , K-c. - , .
Corn Firm and moderate ; cash , J-i ;
May. 3Wc : June. W
Oats-Dull ; cash , 2h' < c : May , 26 'c.
Pork-Oulet ; nuw.Sl'J.uo.
l.nid-Kasler at 87.20.
Whlsky-81.18.
Utiltcr Firm for best grades ; dairy , WRX ;
creamery , 24030.
AFTEIINOON UOAIIIJ Wheat Higher ;
May , , bOKO O . Cotn JttfiiC better. Oats
Nominal.
iCanaa * City , March 17. Wheat-Quiet ;
No. 2red , cash , 6 ! ) . ! c bid ; May , 724'cbia ' ,
74c asked.
Corn Weak ; No. 2. cash , 30 c bid ,
Sl'i'easked ; May , Hl c bid.
Oats No quotations
New Orleans , March 17. Corn Easier ;
mixed , 4'Jc : white and vellow , 50c.
Cornmeal Quiet at &J.25.
and linn ; jobbing at 50@51c.
Oats-Quiet and steady at 37J4@ " > Sc.
llog Products Dull , weak and lower ;
pork , 817.50. Lard , rehned tierce , S7.00 ®
IJulk Meats-Shoulders,80.30. Long clear
and clear rib , 88.37 .
New York. March 17. Wheat He-
cclpts , 84,000 ; exporte , 327,000 ; spot a shade
higher and moderately active ; options ad
vanced © Pic , closing steady ; ungraded red ,
.Jvfc . ; No. 3 red. bOJ < ; No. 2 red. 01 } $
, n'c In elevator , UlU&Olkc , f. o. b. , UO fe1
c In store , UJJ c alloat , SWtfc rail delivery ;
April closed at til c.
Corn Spot lirm ; options opened Jf@tfc ?
lower ; closed steady and decline recovered ;
receipts , 67.000 ; exports , 24,000 ; ungraded ,
4S@4lc ) } ; No. 3 , 47&C ! No. 2 , 48 > 4'48 ? c In
elevator , 40 @ 40Wc , afloat , 60ie old de
livered ; April closing at 48c.
Oats-WQltfc higher ; receipts. 1,000 : exports -
ports , 15 ; mixed western , 35@37c ; white ,
western , ! ! 8i42c. (
Petroleum Firm ; United , Mc.
Pork Firm but very quiet.
Lard 10@11 points lower , but moderately
active ; western steam , spot , 87.fX7.G5. !
Butter Quiet and barely steady.
Cheese Firm and fair demand.
Kggs Steadier ; western , l > c.
Minneapolis , March 17. Wheat Opened
firm and closed strong ; No. 1 hard , cash ,
7G4xc ; May , 77Vc ; June , 7bJ c ; No. 1
northern , cash , 74 c ; May , 75Kc ; June ,
7CJ/c ; No. northern , cash , 72 c ; May ,
'
Flour Firm ; patents , 84.254.40 ; bakers ,
. . .
Kcceints Wheat , 154,000 bn.
hhlpmnnts Wheat , U6.000 bu. ; flour ,
23,000 bbls.
Milwaukee. March 17. Wheat Higher :
ca8h.7fic ( ( ; May.TOKc.
Corn-AVeak ; No. a. 8c.
Oats-llluhcr : No. i white , 32'4'c. '
Rye Firm ; No. 1 , 57c.
Barley Steady ; No. 3 , Sic
1'rovlslons Steady ; pork , March , 920.25.
Cincinnati. March 17. Wheat-Quiet ;
No. 2. 83c.
Corn Firmer ; No. 2 mixed.
Oats Firm ; No. 2 mixed ,
Hyo Strong ; No. 8.COC.
Pork Dull at 817.75.
Lard-Weaker at 7.25.
Whtsuy-Active at $1.13.
MVE STOCK.
ChloaRo , March 17. Tba Drovers' Jour
nal louortd as follows :
Cattle KeceiDt' ' , 10,000 ; slow and 510c
lower ; shipping steers , 84.00@r .CO ; stockers
ers and tradur * . $3.5004.2.1 ; cows , bulls and
mixed , S2.yo@4.00 ; bulk , S'iOoC-3.30 { ; Texans
54.25.
Hogs Receipts , 16,000 ; slow and 5c lower
rough and mixed , 55.15M5.60 ; packlni ? and ,
BIIIIMIUIK , > . ' .UVvU..rf- ' , light ,
Skips. 83.254.l)0. )
tlvcs , c-
ans , '
National Stock Yard * , East St.
Ijouls.lll. , March 17. Cattle Receipts. C40
shipments none ; market active and strong
choice heavy native steers , * 4.WW.uo ; fall
to good Khlppinn steers , S4.10Xgl.70 : butch
prs"steer8 , talr to choice , S3.0Ug4.SO ( ; feeders
falrto good , $3.00@i.UO ; ; stackers , fair to good
. .
Hogs lincelpts. 4,000 ; Bhipmcnts , 700
market steady ; choice heavy and butchers
selections , S5.bO@5.U5 ; packing , fair to good
85.00(35.75 ( ; Yorkers , medium to prime , 95.41
(45.55 ( ; pigs , common to good , S4.fcO@5.20.
Kansas Clty.March 17. Cattle Receipts
2,000 ; shipments , 8,000 ; shipping steers
'
t
,
HOSTS Receipts. 7,000 : shipments , 3,400
choice about steady ; common to mixed 1' *
. lower ; market very dull ; common to choice
SSiobft&GOi ; skips and plfis , 52.75@4.50. !
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Thursday , March 17.
- Cattle.
The receipts were heavier than yesterda1
by 100 head. The market was about 10
lower on all trades in sympathy with the dc
cline in Chlcairo. The markat was active u
the decline and the yards were cleared.
Hoiro.
The market was stronger on light hog ;
Heavy hogs wcro dull and lower. The mm
- ket closed weak and slow , a good many bein
left over. _
Slinep.
Tlicro was one load of fresh receipts In to-
day.
Receipts.
Cattle.
"
?
Sheep K
Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for llv
slock on this markHt :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs..84.403170
Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Ibs. . . 4.25@4.10
Fat little steer 050 to 1100 Ibs. . . . y.90ii.'JO (
( iood to choice com-fed cows. . . . aoX23.40 (
Falrto medium cows 2,00 X50
Good to cholco bulls 2.2.V33.00
Light and medium hoes 5.w : 5.50
Good to choice heavy hogs. . . . . . . 6.oo < y5.C5
( Jood to choice mixed hogs 5.40M5.55
Choice sheep , 00 to 120 Ib 8.60 4.20
Iteprcsentative ttaleo.
STCKItS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
8..1033 84.00 22..101)5 ) 84.37
1..1170 4.00 21..1003 4.W
4. . . . 055 4.20 14..1200 4.40
2..1015 4.20 44..1118 4.40
4 . . UQ 4.20 8t.lWtt ) 4.40
20..1170 4.25 84..1215 4.50
23..1105 4.2.1 14..1253 4.50
18..10W 4.8.-S 20. . . . 1245 4.50
34..1270 4.35 8S..13i9 4.05
13..11CO 4.U5 10..1424 4.72
COWS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..11CO 82.50 3. . , . 1305 $3.25
l.,120 : ! 2.GO 10. . . . lll'J 3.40
a. . . .1225 3.00 8..1010 3.SO
1. . . . Bffl 8.25 5..1078 B.M
0. . . . 000 8.25
HULLS.
No. Av. Pr. No. .Av. Pr.
4..J070 52.75 ' 1..1470 fS.W
SC..IM.I aw 1..1720 a DO.
3. . . .1740 3.00 8. . . .14H5 8.0-1
l.,14bO aCO 1..1U30 3.10
llt'LLS AND COWS.
No. Av. Pr.
10. . . .1175 S3.00
' '
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r.
100. . . ; 70 3.10
No. Av. Shk. I'rn0No. ( Av. Shk. Pr. .
7.1. . . . IKS 110S5.40 ! O'J. . . ' .MO 4085..0 .
CO. . . 211) ) 1IX ) 6.40 73. . . .224 120 li.M )
71 . . .243 2M ) 5.421 $ M..2.B . . 5.50
72. . . . ! i 13 tO 5.45 75. . . . 213 tfX ) fi.50
M..240 . . 5.45 G2..24'l 120 fi.50
70 . . .218 . . 6.47J < f 71. . . . 251) ) 160 6.50
70. . . . 2.tt N ) 6.50 7(1. ( . . . 243 120 6.60
< % < . . . . ! 40 B.fiO CO..S73 NX ) 0.50
78. . . . liOU SO 5.50 ( VS. . . . 201 100 5.M )
78. . . .1W 120 ft. 60 01. . . 247 40 6.50
5T..21 < J . . 5..V ) G'.253 ) 100 6.55
73. . . . 220 40 5.f)0 71. . . . 273 2SO 5.55
7H..2I2 40 6.W 08. . . . 2M 120 5.00
7r..2Jl fcO 5.50 25. . . . 134 bO 5.75
Range ori'rlcos.
Showing the highest and lowest nrlcrs
paldfor loads of lions on Itils market during
thopast seven d.iys auil tor tlio same time
last inontli and a vrar am
Kcl ) . 1M7. March Match If. * " .
nth 3M ( i.uO ( iifi W
I''th 4UD ' " *
) , lth 4UDHumlay 3.fO W1.8J Sunday'
Hlh 4.ri ! r..lO suiulny r.trj ar > . : o
ir.tii 4.s$5t.ri.iu ! $ 3.HO WI.U.'IJ .
ICilll 5.iu > . : : i.FO © .183 r > y > ® r..774 !
Kill 4.90 fif.-i.40 Jl.ift ( iB.1.80
Shipment" .
Showing the number of rattle , hogs and
slieepMilpp'jil Ironi the yards during thu day.
CATTI.I : .
No. cars. lit. DoM.
0 . N.W . Chicago
li ! . . .Mil. . . Chicago
stock in tliU market are made
percwt. live welulit unless otherwise stated.
lead hogs sell at > c per Ib. for all weights.
' Skins , " or hogs welching ! e tli.in lot ) His.
no value. Proliant sows are doukud10 103.
andstit sboibs. by the public Inductor.
Notes.
Cattle lo\\cr.
i.luht hoxs higher.
Heavy hogs lower.
Mr. Hey , Fremont , was In with a load of
hog" .
Cattle lOc lower on account of decline in
Chicago.
Frank J. Toohlll , O'Neill , was In with a
load ot hoes.
JI. Ford , Marquottc , was hero and sold a
load of hogs.
T. J. Scatcr , Anderson , was In and sold a
load of hogs.
Harry Cundall , Aurora was In and sold
two loads of cattle.
1' . A. Barrett , Weeping Water , was In and
sold a load of cattlo.
M. P. Williams , Louisville , was In and
marketed two loads of cattle.
John lluebenor , Fremont , was here and
marketed two loads of cattle.
Mr. Smalloy , of Potter & Smalley , Elm
Creek , was In with a load of cattlo.
Young Valley , Plaltsmouth , was in with
load of cattle for J. W. Conn & Co.
Llpton bought 043 hogs on to-day's market
that averaged ' 'liU Ibs and cost $5.40.
W. Weyant , Jr. , Oermantown , was In
with two loads of cattle and one of hogs.
J. T. Kemp , representing M. Burke & Sons
on the road. Is in from a wcstei n trip.
Frank Jobson. Falilieid. came In to-day
with two loads of cattle which sold on the
market.
J. It. Campbell was in with a car of cattle
and a car of hogs from Weston for Clark
lleaton & Co ,
John Knox , Palmyra , came In will * his
first shipment , a load of of cattle which soli'
at satlstactory prices.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAHItETU
Thursday , March 17.
General Produce.
Ttic following prices arc. far raun-1 lots of
prodwcm nold on the market tn-nvj. Tito
quotations on fruits represent the prJcej at
which outside orders arc tilled.
Eoos The market was falily active
to-day at lOc.
BurrEii An occasional package of fancy
butter sells at better prices than tlioso quoted
below. Choice country , 15(317c ( ; fair to good ,
12@14c ; common , Sfe'lOc. '
CiiEF.feE Full cream Cheddars , slnule , 14c ;
full cream Huts , twins , He ; Young Ameri
cas , I4if@l4jc ; fancy Swiss , lG@i u ; Swiss
imnorted , 25c ; Llinbtirger , He ; brick. 15@10c.
GAME Ducks have comme.nccd to arrive
on the market and are selling fairly well.
They are mostly teal and red head ? . There
have been only a very few geese In. Mal
lard ducks , per dozen , 83.60@3.00 ; teal , per
dozen , 8iOO ; mixed , per dozen , 82.00 ; geese ,
per dozen , 84.00Q4.50.
DitESSKi ) I'OULTHY The receipts have
been very Unlit and the market Is almost
bare. Good stock goes quickly at We.
LIVE Pouiyrny The warm weather has
created some demand for live poultry. Chick
ens are quoted at § 2.75 ( < { 3.00.
BEANS Inferior stock,75@81.00 ; good clean
- country , 31.00c21.25 ( ; medium , hand picked ,
St40@1.50 ; hand picked , navy , S1.60@1.GO.
, PKOVISIONH Ham , 12 > f@13c ; breakfast
bacon , rib , 0 cbreakfast bacon , plain , 10e ;
; dry salt sides , 8K@ ! % c ; dried beef , luyuuu ,
lie ; dried beef , ham pieces , 14c ; lard , 50-lb
cans , 8c : 20-lb cans , Fairbanks , 8 > < c ; 10-lb
cans , Fairbanks. 8 'c ; 5-lb cans , Fahbanks.
b-tfc ; 3-lb cans. Fairbanks , SVic.
- POTATOEH There has been considerable
activity on the market during the past few
. days. Homo grown stock Is selling well In
20 to 2.1 sack lots at 80@70c. Stock must bo
; coed to bring those prices. There are a few
! Salt Lake and a few sweet potatoes In.
There Is still a liberal supply ot Colorado
stock on the market which Is verv choice nnd
sells well. Home crown , from store ,
fiO@70e ; Colorado , Hose , per bu. , S1.03 < at.lO :
Snowtlnke , per bu. , Sl.oi@l.lO ; Salt Lake ,
81.00 ; sweet , per Ib. , So.
CAIIHAOE There was a car of Colorado
stock on the market which sold readily. The
market is also well supplied with California
stock both red and whlto. California , per Ib ,
: ! c ; Colorado , per Ib , " c.
Arri.Es The receipts are Increasing and
Si the market . Is weaker. Choice stock is inov-
25 VKOETABI.KS Old vegetables are movlne
slowly. Unions , cholco stock , per bbl ,
4.00 ( < ? 4.ftO. Beets , carrots , turnips , etc. , per
bbl. S1.7M2.UO ; California , 8iOOi.25. !
Horseradish roots , per Ib. , 7c.
( iitKEN VKQETAIII.KS There is a small
supply of ureen vegetables on the market
but it is not moving very readily as yet.
Spinach , per bbl. . 82.00. Top onions , per
dozen bunches , 1520ct celery , per dozen. 40
@ 45c : California celery , per dozen , UOc , ;
cauliflower , per dozen , $1.50 ; radishes , per
Oc dozen bunches , 30@40c.
lent OVSTEIIS Mediums , 20c : standard , 2Cc ;
nt selects , 2Sc ; extra selects , 33 ; N. Y. counts ,
38 c.
LEMONS The weather Is hardly warm
enotiKh to make a very active demand , Mes
sina , per box , 85.00@5.50 ; choice , per box ,
nr- 85.00.
OUANOES Valencia and Florida oranges
are becoming scarce. Valencia , per case ,
85.50 ; California , Uiverslde , per box , 84.25 ;
California , Los Angele.s. per box , 82.75(33.00 ( ;
- Florida , bright , 83.75Q4.00 ; Florida russets ,
$3.00nJ3.50.
BANANAS Large bunches , per bunch , 82.5C
500 @ 3.50.
oo NUTS Afew black walnuts are coming In
too from the country and are slow sale at ? 5c pei
bushel. The following are the lo
prices at which orders from the outside re
ve tilled : Almonds , UOc ; pecans , large polished
He ; filberts , HcBrazlls ; , 14cwalnuUNaples ;
SOc ; walnuts , Chill , He ; peanuts , 11. P. Vir
ginia , 8c. rit
FLOUR AMD MIU.STCFFB Winter wne it l
flour , best quality patent , 82.75 ; second qua ilat !
Ity , $ 'j.00@i,50 : bent quality spring whea
flour , patent , 82.40@2.00 ; bran , 70c per ati i
choppedfeed,75c per cwt ; white corn meal
OOc ; yellow corn , meal , 8090o per cwt
screen In f , 60(375o ( per cwt ; hominy , 81.50
shorts , TOO per cwt : graham , 81.75 ; hay , In
bales 87.00 per ton.
GUAIN Corn , 27c ; wheat , No. 2 , 57c ; oats
25c ; rye , 45c.
Grocer' * fjUI.
PICKLES Medium. In bbls , * 8.00 ; do , In
half bbls , 8J.50 ; smull , In bbls. i.00 ; do , in
halt bbls. S5.00 ; gherkins , InbbU , 910.00 ; do
In bait bbla , 15.55.
SuoAH Granulated , OKeo c ; conf. A.BJ
fflrtc ; white extra C,5V < @ 5 o ; extra C , 5 , '
; yellow C,4Ji$4Hc ; cut toaf ,
powdered , O itfO&e.
COFFEKS Ordinary trades , Ur
2K 15 'Qi'c ; prime. loWc ; choice , 10 (
fancy green and yellow. Ixai7c ( : ol ov
ed
fe
Difworth'8. l S'c : Bed Cross , . .
CANNED UooD8-Oy8tenstandardper cas <
13.15 3.85 ; strawberries , a Ib. per caae. m
raspberrlea. 2 Ib , per case , 12.2.5 ; oCallfornl
pears , per cajw , 14.50 ; apricots , per ca.s.
14.60 ; peaches , w cue , 15.00 ; white die
rles , ptr case , 80.00 ; pumfuner ca o , ,
blueberries percase , Sl.sSilegg plums. 3 Ib ,
PIT case. * 2,50 ; pineapples \ ID , per case
33.2ixrf5.7S : l ib nihokrrci. per dor , 11.10 ;
1 Ib salmon , pcrdoz.31.SOuM.3S * , 210 , goose
berries , per case.,31.75 ; U Ib'strinz ' beans , INT
case , 3l.fi5 ; ' 'Ib llmabeqiiv per case. 81.00 ;
2 Ib marrow fat peas , jiercase , Si5 < X < W IX ) ; 2 Ib
early June peas , percase. 82.75 : 3 ib toma
toes. U2.5'JM2.l'iO:2 : lb.com 82.40a3.50.
MATCIIF.S Per caddie , 25c ; square cases ,
81.70 : inulnmiimre. 31.20.
STHUI--NO. 70 , 4-gallon Jcegs , 81.20jtl.25 ;
Now Orleans per gallon J8 < j46c { ; maple syrup ,
half bbls. "old time , " peri gallon , 7i c ; I gal
lon cans , tier doz , 810.00 ; Jialt gallon cans ,
per doz. 85.50 ; quart cant , 53.00.
CA.NDV Mixed , sjflaiie : stick , 8f@9t ! < c.
CRACKEUS Oarnenu's soda , butter and
picnic. 6) < c : creams.b'ic ! ginger snaps , o c ;
city soda. 7w. . , / . , ,
bTAitcii-Mlrror gbfk 1 Ib , Cc : , mirror
gloss , 3 Ib , 65c : mirror gloss , Olb , C { c ;
Graves corn.l Ib.O c ; Klngsford's corn. 1 ID ,
7c : Klncsford's gloss , 1 Ib. 7c : Klngsford's
closs , Olb. 7Xc ; Klnirsford's pure lib. BJ n ;
KltiKsford's pure , 3 Ib. 5Jc ; Klngsfords
bulk 4c '
SOAP'S Kirk's savon Imperial. 82.70 :
Kirk s satinet. 83.00 ; Kirk s standard , 83.05 ;
Kirk's white Kussian , 84.00 ; Kirk's whitecap -
cap , 80.60 ; dome , 83.85 } washboard , 83.10 ;
white cloud. 83.75.
General Market * .
"VAitNisiiES Uatrels. per gallon ; furni
ture , extra , 81.10 ; furniture. No. 1. 81.00 ;
coach extra , 81.40 ; coach , No. 1,81.20 : Da-
mar , extra , 31.75 ; Japan , 70c ; aspltaltum ,
extra S5c : shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil tinlsh ,
11.bu
HEAVY HAnnwABE Iron , ratn S2.SO ;
plowHttclspccl rcftst,4'ccruclblesteel'iKc } ; ;
cast tools , ( lo. 12itlt ( y wagon spokes , wi set ,
82.00ft3.50 ( ; hubi. per set , S1.2S : lelloes.
sawed dry. 81.50 ; tongues , each. 8 ( > c : axeN.
rach. T5c : square nuts , per lu. ( U ( 71c : eoll
rhain , per Ib. OJ ( < fil'c ; mallcablo.f < ( iiiuo ; iron
wwlKos , Cc ; crowbars , Co ; harrow teeth , ' ( .c ,
spring f > teol. 7@l'c ; Burden's horio shoes
4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. 35.75. Unrbod
wire. In ear lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails ,
rates , 10 to M ) , 8MO : steel nails , 82.1K ) .
Shot , 81.05 ; buckshot , 81.85- oriental powder ,
kegs , 82.50 ; do. half kegs , 82.00 ; do. quarter
kegs , 81.60 : blasting , kegs , 82.35 ; fuse , per 10
feet , Coc. Lead bar. Sit * . _ _
Dnv PAINTS-White lead , .c : French zinc ,
12c : Paris whiting. 2 0 ; whiting , u-llders ,
2J c ; whiting , com'l , IMC ; lampblack , Ger-
inanptown , T-'c ; lampblack , ordinary , be ;
Prussian bluo.55cultramailne ; , Ife ; vandyk-
brown , So ; umber , burnt. 4c ; utnDcr. raw , 4e :
sienna , burnt , 4c ; sienna , raw. 4c ; I'arts
green , itunulno. * 'o. Paris green , com
mon , 22o ; chrome green. N. Y. . 20c ;
vermlllion Aiucrican. Ibc : inawn
raw and burnt umber , l Ib cans , I''c ; raw and
burnt sienna , 12o : Vandyke brown , I3c : relined
lined lampblack I2c : coach black and ivory
black , Ite ; drop black. ICc ; Prussian blue ,
40c : ultramarine black. ISc ; chrome crecn.L. ,
M. A I ) . . Iflc ; blind r.nd shutter green. U. M.
A D. , ICc : Pans green , ISc ; Ir.illan red , 15c ;
Venetian red , DC ; Tuscan. 22c ; American
vermlllion. L. & D. , 20e : yellow ochre. So ; L.
M. A O. D. . 18c : coed ochre. ICc : patenj
dryer , 8c ; Braining color. light oaic , daik oak ,
walnut chestnut and nsh. 1'Jc-
DHUOS AND tjiiEMtcAi.H. Ac < l carbolic ,
We ; acid , tartarlc , 52c ; balsam copaiba , per
B > , f.Ucbark : sassafras , per ft , lOc ; calomel ,
per ft , 78c , ehlnchonidla , per oz , 40c ; chloro
form , per Ib , 48c ; Dovers powders , per Ib.
31.25epsom : falls. , per n > . WcBlycerino \ ,
pure , per Ib , 3oc ; 'cad. ' acetate , per tt > . 2lc ;
oil , ea tor. No. 1. per ghl. , 81.50 ; oil castor ,
No. 2 , per gal. , Sl-0oll ' ; olive , per gal. , 81.40 ;
oil orliratinum. 500 ; opium , 83.W ) ; quinine
1' . A W.and It. AS , , per oz. 75c ; potassium
Iodide , per Ib , 8 ' .50 ; sallcln. per oz. 40c ; sul
phate morphine , per oz. 8M5 ; sulphur , per
ft,4c ; strychnine , twroz. 81.au.
FAINTS is OH. While lead. Oraaha.P P. ,
0' ' < fe. ; white lead St. Loills , pure. tiKc ; Mar
seilles , green , l Ib cans. 2c : Kronen zinu ,
eroen seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal. He ;
Freneli zinc , in varnlxh asst. 20c : Kench
zinc. 75c : vcrmlllion. English , In oil , 75e ;
red , lOc : rose pink , I4c { ; Venetlan red , Cook-
son's , 2 c ; Venetian Ved , Amctlcan. IKc ;
red lead , 7 c ; chrome'yellow , genuine , 20c ;
chrome yellow , K , 12c ; ochre , rochelle. 3c ;
ochre , French , 25ic-ochre , American ,
l > fc ; Winter's mlneraU 8j n ; Lenigh blown ,
2Kc ; Spanish brown , 2 > < c ; iTlnco's rclneral ,
' " *
3c
SPiniTs Colosno spirits , 188 proof , 81.17 ;
do 1G1 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , S1.17 : do Ibs proof. 81.10 Alcohol.
188 proor , 82.20 per wine callon. Kedlstllled
whiskies , 81.ooai.5u. pin , blended. 81.50 ®
? ,00 ; Kentucky bourbons , 82.OOdO.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 32.00d0.5U ( ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon' and rye whiskies ,
8t.Va3.0c. ) Brandlesjimported , S5.00@8.r > 0 ;
domestic. 81.30(33.00. ( . Ulna , imported , 84.50
( rC.OO ; domestic , 8l.25ra3.00. Champagnes ,
Imported , percase , 828.00@33.0o ; American ,
per case. 810.00tfJin.OO.
HIDES Green butrhcrs , 5 < @Co ; green
cured. 7c : dry Hint , llftfl'to ; drv salt , OftilOc ;
green calf skins , c ; damaged mdes ,
two-thirds price. Tallow 3J < c. Grease
Prime white , 3 * c ; yellow , 2 ; c ; brown , 1 %
Sheep Pelts. 25Q75c.
1'tiits AND OKI.NH-The following price
are for prime , well handled skins : Beaver ,
prime , clean per pound. 81.50@3.00 ; fall , 81.a
( 2.00 ; meaty and Inferior. S1.00@1.25. Bear ,
blown and grizzly , 85.00Q8.00 ; oubs wild
yearlings , 8 .00 4.00. Badger , M ) ( < tfiOc. Cat ,
wild , S0@-i.0c : domestic , black , ioml5c : do
mestic , sundry colors , 5@8c. rex , red. 81.in ,
@ 1.25 ; eross. S'J.OO@4.00 ; irrny , 40iJ50c ( ; silver ,
810.00@40.00. Fisher. S4.003.00. Otter.84.00
( SO.OO. Martin , S1.00Q175 , .Muscrati win
ter. largo , lOc : fall , 6c ; kitts , Mink , larito
dark , a5@40e ; small and pale , 15@20c. Hac-
eoon. large prime , 40 ( < } 50c ; small and Interior.
20@30c. Skunk , common , 15@25c. Wolf
large grey. 81.60@2.60 ; coyote or prairie 75 ®
OOc. Doer and antelope , winter , i.er pound
15c ; full and summer , per pound 20c.
OPT Lin m bar.
BOARDS.
No. 1 Com. sis S19.00
" " 15.50
No. 2 '
No. 3 " " 15.00
N 4 " " 10.00
Dt.MKNRIO.NB AND TIUdEIIS.
i * M ft * rj
4 & 0 Inch , 12 and it ft. rough. . . $ lS.r > 0
No. 3 , 4 & 6incb , 13 nnd U ft. , rough. . . 1 > .0(1 (
SID1NO.
A,12,14andlO ft . S31.6C
B , " " " . 20.0C
C , " " " . 15.X (
D , . " " " . n.a
CEIMNO AND PAUTITIOJf.
1st com. , % In White Tlno CcilliiB . 834.X (
2d ' " " " . . . 2s.o
2d com. , ? In Norway Pine Celling. . . . 14.0
A Cinch , white pine , 85.M ) C . 820.W
K Glucli. " " ( SelFen'c ) . W.0
LIMB , KTC.
Qulncy white lime , ( best ) 5o
Akron cement. 0.75 ; hair . 25
STOCK IIOAIIRS.
A 12 Inch 8. 18. 45.50 C . 535.
No. i , com. 12 In s. l s. , 12. & 14 820 : in fuo.a
No. a , . ' . " 17.00 ; " 10. &
PINIRHINo.
Island 2d. clear , \u Inch , s. a . SSO.a
3d , clear , 1 Incli. s. 3 s s4t i4' ; . 1 } , a In 45..M
B clear , 1 i ncli , s. 2 0 2D.50 ; 1yt , 3 i n 37.0
SHIP I , AT.
No. 1 , plain , 8 and 10 m . 818. V
SOUTH iHN YlCM.OW 1'INK.
Coin. 4 and 0 in. lloorlnc . 517.5 ,
Clear , tlnisli , 1 and 1't ; In. 8.2s . 29.0
" corrugated culling , 4 In . 24.5 ,
" Yellow pine casliK ) and base. . 27.0 ,
1'ICKKTS.
Tickets , D and II lltit'S'Io.M ' ; D & U sq. 820.5
XX clear . ' . 83.0
A standard l.l 2.7 [
* A U. B. and B. . . . „ . . > 2. !
POSTS.
White Cedar , 0 In. , KS , 12 > c ; 0 In. qrs..ll
, ' ll > ic8In.irs..l ; ( ]
,
- Pretty Severe on the Boy.
Dry Goods Chronicle : In 1843 an eli
- merchant in this city started his son
who was somewhat dissipated , ill bus
ness. When ho set' him up no said t
! him : "Now , my sbrij I have given yo
j ample capital. If you are steady an
take care ot it and' y6urself , you will d
well nnd make a largo fortune. Kee
, out of bad company avoid gambling ,
will endorse all your business notes fc
purchaici. If yon do not do as I wisl
you will incur my serious displeasure.
Years rolled on and the son seemed t
, bo doing well , when one morning a we
know blackleg called on the old gentli
man , and presented him with a chcc :
on the bank of America for 11.000.
" 1 have been lo the bunk , said tl
gambler , "and they refuse to pay it.
that your signature ? "
The son bad lost that amount nt tl
faro table the night befoie.
flashed across the old merchant's mir
; that something was wrong , and ho o
served to the gambler : " ( Jive me th ;
, check and I will give you another. " I
did so , and the gambler went away sati
tied. As soon as he was gone the o
er- gentleman smarted for the store of hiaso
All sncmod sunshine there. Ho spoke
to his son ;
"I want to see you up stairs. "
They went clear up to the garret , out
o ( hearing. Then the. exasperated father
drew out of his pocket the check , lie
put it under the eyes of his sou.
"What does this mean1
"Tho POU was asloumlcd. He tried to
shunio it off to explain It away. It was
of no uo.
"You shall no longer bring disgrace
upon mo. I will put a stopper on t > uch
goings on,1'
On his way down to his son's store ho
had bought it heavy rawhide at a saddler
shop , lie took his son by the collar and
cave him a most turrlfllc cowhidlng.
Whim ho hail finished he said :
"Now wind tin your business as quick
as possible. "
The son left business never to engage
in It again , and was nnvor lifter regarded
as of any account by his father or any
one else.
TlNCOLN , NEB.
GUKATKST U.VII.KOAU CENTKU
1NTMK WOULD ( > IT ! AflE.
U tins grown from 410 tu UU ) population In 1'J
yuan and H nnwurnnltiit fiiMcr tlmn over.
liivcutnieiitF In trick blnrlximy 19 to'JO percent.
l.nt lmvo uvornnei ! over HO per cent per nnnum
COlllKes ? ° rON'I ) NrK AND HUSl.VKSShOUCITKI ) .
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A. J. OROPSEY&CO.
nilOKKHP , LINCOLN , NKU.
lluvc ( or nlc tirlck block * . IHI-IIIPS' lot * , nil klinln cf
renl oMutr. 1V , 5 , lUiind W ncrc tracts , fnrmsniiJ
ihcap luiula <
MONKY LOANED. INVESTMENTS MADE.
HUPIlUKNCKHi-Tlic Kirtt niul l.lnniln Niitloniil
F , ( jov.Thnjror. Jiidac Cobb. Sen. S. M. Cullcnn ,
n. Ilcn llurrison , Indhinn.
MORTH-
"
WESTERN
WW RAILWAY.
Tlieonly rend to tnko for DCS Molnes Mar-
Bhalltowii , Cednr Itaulds , Clinton , Dlxun , Chlca
KO , Mllwnukoc and all points cimt. To tbo people
plo of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah ,
Idaho , Nevada , Oregon , Wuihlnxton and Call-
fornln , It o tin re superior advantage * uot posil
Mo by any other lino.
Amontr a few or the numerous points of 8"
perlorlty enjoyed by the pntrons of this road
between Omaha mm Cblcaxo , urn Its two trains
a day of DAY COACH E8 , which are the finest
ilmt human nit and Inifonulty can crcuto. Itt
PAIjAUnSLKBl'INQ CAHS. which are models
of comfort nntl oletcanco. Its PARLOR DRAW
ING KODM CARS , unnurpRBsed by Rny , nnd tin
widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING CARS
tlio ouunl nf which cannot bo found olecwhern
At Council muffs the trnlng of thoUnlon Puclflc
Rr. connect In Union Depot with those of thu
ChlCBHO & Northwestern Ity. In Cblcn o the
trains of this line nmko close connection with
those of nil eastern lines.
For Detroit. Columbus , Indliumpolls , Clnciri' '
nnti , NlairnraFnlla , Iliiffnlo. Plttsbunr.Toronto ,
Montreiil , llostnn , New Voile , Philadelphia ,
Baltimore. Washington nnd all polntB ; n the
east , ask
If you wish the bust ncoommodation. Alltlcko
> agents sell tickets via tins line.
II. HUGIIITT , K. P. WILSON ,
Gen'Manager. . Oont. I'nss'r Agent
Culcuiro , 111.
W. M. BAUCOCFf , L U. 1JOLLES ,
Western ARont , City I'ues'r Agent ,
Umuba ,
- , CHICAGO SHORT LINE
ChicapjMilwaube&St.PaulR'y . '
The Best Route from Omaha and
Council Bluffs to
THE E.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun
cil Bluffs
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis CcdarRapids ,
Rock Island , Frceport , Roekford ,
Clinton , Dubuquc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesvillc ,
Bcloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points Bast , Northeast
mid Southeast.
For through tickets call on thn Ticket Agent
at 1401 Farnam street , ( in Puxton hotel ) , or at
Union I'aclflo Depot.
I'nlliniin Sleepers and the unoit Dining Cars
< In the woild aie run ou the main lines of tbo
< CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE & ST. 1'xur , HAILWAY ,
nnd every attention li paid to pnisengori by
courteous employes of the company.
K. Mir.i.r.H , General Manniter.
< J , K. TUCK nil. Assistant Ocnernl Manager.
A. V. It CAHI-ENTEH , General I'HSscnger and
Ticket Agent ,
< OKO. K. IlKArroRD , Assistant General Pa -
eongcr and Ticket Agent ,
50 J. T. CI.AIIK. General Bupcrlntendent.
00
50 Red Star Line
00
Carrying the nelBlum Roynl und United States
Mall , sailing every Baturdny
00 Betwetn Antwerp & New York
To the Rhine , Germany , Italy , Hoi'
land and France ,
,50
8alonJrom60 [ to $75. Excursion trlpfrqm
$110 to | 12.'i. Second Cnbln , outward bound ,
75 prepaid , $41 ; excursion , $00. Btccrngo pnisatre
.50 at low rates. I'etcr Wright It Sons , General
Agents , Mi Broadway , New York.
lie Henry Punclt , 1218 Farnam st.jPaulson 4 Co. ,
LUc U28 Farnam et. ; n. Q. Freeman. 13.J4 r'arnam.
l wet Rate Ever OlTercd Vrom Me. Klvcr
Id , CALIFORNIA "T RU.NPD . $60
site WSIGLER'S Grand Pullman Car Excunlont ,
to Pertonally conducted , Icuve Cblcago , fit. Loud ,
ou Kinui Cltjr , Omaha and otber Wcitern Cities
IHl inontblr , tot California over tbe C. 11. & Q. and tba
do IREAT SCENIC ROUTE cV.r . I
XL C. 81ULKU , Uanigcr. Xld Clark Htrceu CIIICAQU
!
tor
5.1' ,
to
oil
le-
leck
ck
the
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FOR SALE.
the A largo nutubor of recorded rcrohcron nd
Clydesdale Stallions. Also Home III eel Oolia
ind Every annual guaranteed breeder. is.en
reasoDAbleond terms easy. Uuri-tock has bee
ob- selected with reference to both Inclivldui
batHe merit nnd pedigree. A largo number of ou
Ho Bullions nro acclimated and Cells of their tot
tis- can lie shown , fork U on the U. & M. K. it
- two hours' ride went of Lincoln. For can
old
ou.
Omaha Jobbers' Directory.
Agricultural Imp/ements.
" "
CIWRCHILL PARKER"
Wboleiler > faltrln
Agricultural Implements , Wacom ,
Cl.rrl spi ud lluajlft. Jontu ittetl , bttwrto Wb
nJ10lhOinih , N b ,
LINING ER , t METCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
Waiflni.CarrlaRti , llanrlci , Ktc , Wholf lr , Om.ha. .
LEE , FRIED f CO. ,
Jobber ? of Hardware nnd Nails ,
Tinware , 8h' < t Iron , Kte. A > nti for llow traits ,
Mi < l Miami I'owdtrC'o. , Onmha , Ncli.
P A RLIN , ORENDORFA MA RTIH
Wholiial * Dcnlf n In
Agricultural Implements ,
IVagontand Dvigfln. 901,003,106 unJSfl ; , Jonrt it
Artists' Material.
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
111.1 DouclM Ptrcet , Onmha.
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
lliiililci's'Hardwnre A Scale Repair Shop
llecbanlca' Tooli and HulTalo Pr l i. UQj loul i iu
_ Omnlia. Neb. _
Boots and Shoes.
HAND
SHOE COMPANY ,
M nuf ctur n and Wbolciale Dealers In
lioots and Shoes ,
Complete stork of Kubbtr Uoodi alwayi on band
toil 8. 13th St. , Omalm , Nell. A. T. Auitln , Atent.
W. V. MOUSE C CO.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
III ! rariiain ft. , Omnhi. Neb. Mnnufnclorj , Summer
itrect , HoMon.
Z. T. LINDHEY d > CO.
Wholesale Uubbor Boatj aul Shoes
Kubbur nnd Ullt-d Clnthlng nnd 1'olt lloola
end Shoes. Southi > u t roriu-r 14th uiul
Beer.
M. KEATING ,
Agt. for Anlicusor-Ilnsh Krowinff Ass'n
lnl Br.nndi. ranit.Iludweliiornnd Erlangpr.
STORK cC ILER ,
Lager Ilccr Hrewors ,
1S51 North Nth RtreM , Omnlia , Neb.
Butchers' Tools.
LOUIS HELLER ,
' Butchers' Tools and Supplies ,
fauiigs Casings or all kind * always In stock. HIE
joimsit.Ouiann
Coffee , Spices. Etc.
CO. ,
Omaha Cotrce and Spice Mills.
Te .Octree. , Splcfi. linking Powder. FlaTOrtnxBX-
tracti , Laundry Blue. Ink. Kto , 1I1M8 Huncy
Btreet , Omuhi. N b.
GATES , COLE MILES ,
Homo Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'g Co.
CiiirceRonntfrsand Pplfs Grinder * . Manufacturers
of Baking I'owder , KlaiorlnK Uztrnrti , lllulnp. Kto.
Try ' ° cair of our ! packnf e Horn * Blend ltuui.ted
Onnpe. HOJ Uownril it. , ( Union. Net.
Cornice.
EAGLECOBNICE WORKS ,
John Epencter , Prop.
Manufacturer of Oalranlted Iron snd Comic * . 19
Dodge and 10.1 and 106 N , 10th at. . Omaba , Neb ,
KUEMPING < C BOLTE ,
Manufacturers of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Wlndowi , Klnali. Metallc Bkjllgbt , etc. IV ) B.
12tl ( t. , Omaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
QalTantied Iron Cornice * , etc. Br.cct' lmproTed Put-
ent Mutallc fckyllgbt. WB nd5ld H.Htb > t.iiinh ) .
Carpers.
Jobber of
Carpets , Cnrtainn , Oil Cloths , Bugs
Linoleums , Mnttlngi , Kto. 1M1 Douflai itreet.
S. A. ORCHARD ,
Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Mattlnf t , Curtain Good * . Kte. 1U3 Farnam ( Street ,
Omaha. Neb.
Crockery , and Motions.
Agent for the Unouftcturcri and Importer ! ot
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Cblmneyi , etc. Office , 317 South lltb et
Omtbl.Kcb.
Commission and Storage.
Commission and Jobbing.
Butter. Kggiand Produce. Conilgnmenti ( ollclted
llcidqunrters for Btonowtre , Kerry Oozei and
( trapo Ilniketi. 1114 Dodge itreet , Umaba.
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Frnlt' , Produce and Provisions , flmnba , Neb.
W. E. RID'DELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Specialties llutter , Eggi. Uhcose , Poultry. Game ,
Orater * , Etc , Ktc. 11J Couth J4th street.
WIEDEMAN rf > C'O ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Butter , Game , Fruits , etc. 230 B. lithst
Omaha , Neb ,
Coal ana' Lime.
. C. r. OonnMAN , V. Pies.
J. A. rlUNDKHLAHD , See. and Treat.
OMAHA COAL , COKE LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
aoa South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Nob.
J. J. JOHNSON C CO. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime.
And Bhlppor * of Coal and Coke. Cement , Plaster ,
IJme , Hair. Fir * Brick , Drain , Tile ) and Sewer Pipe.
OOlce. Parton Hotel. Varnam St. , Omnba , Neb.
Telephone Ml. _
Confectionery.
Manufacturing Confectioners ,
Jobbers of Frults.Nuts and Clg-ais. Ull Farnam Bt.
Omaba.
Cigars and Tobacco.
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"MEYER & co
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
Guns nnd Ammunition , 115 to223 B. Ittb it. , 1010 U >
lOai Farnam St. . Omaba , Nob.
WEST d > FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Dealer * In Leaf Tobaccos , Nos. 106
and 110 N.14tn street. Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH D CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing1 Goods & Notions
1102 and 1104 Doutrlat , cor. lltb St. , Omaba.Neb.
Distillers.
Dlsuners of I.lquon , Alcohol and Pplrlts. Importers
snd JoLbcrsof WluesanJLlquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'Jf
CO. and ILER < CO. ,
Importers nd Jobbert of Fine Wines and I.lqnor * .
Bolemanufneturenof Keunedr' ; Kait Indln flll-
tun unU ixiun'tilo Uquun. llU llarn y BU
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Drain Tile , Etc.
A. It.BAt'BR.Pres. J.W.BEnronr > .Bec.ATre u
It. J. CAHSOH. V.Pre . imd Btipt.
THE UNION HYDRAULIC
DRAIN TILE CO. ,
Office JIS fl. Ulh St. , Omahn. Neb. Machinery and
Bupplleii for Manufacturing Cement I mm Tile.
ELEVATORS.
II. w llooEitR , H-8. Buntine
Pen. v : > TAni. ! im > 1S7S. VooI'rci |
OMAHA ELEVATOR and GRAIX
COMPANY ,
Jobbers and Slorcrs ol Grain.
hip wonts of deulfrssollcllo iind Hntlitactloi
. uuurantccd. Omhsii Nob.
i
furniture.
, ' Wholesale Dealem in
Farnam sU nmaba. Neb ,
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Omaha Jobbers' Directory !
Orocerits ,
I XTWf G LLAGJfEW tiricoTt
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
Noc.TO.707.708andTllMOthSt.Oanlia.X4lb.
McVORD , BXtADY tC CO. ,
Wholesale Grocer * , )
Kin and l.eaTtnwcrtli it . , Oinauii.
Hardware.
Heavy Hnrdwarc , Iron and Steel ,
Brrlugi , Wncon Stork. ll rilw r Lumber , etc. MM
nd 1)11 lUrnrf it. , omnh * .
EDNEY c GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron nnd Steel ,
Wwon nrt rarrlM * Wood Stock , ne Ty lUntwm *
Kte. 1717 nq ll > t , t nworth it. , iinik * , N b.
M ILTitN R OGERS .C SONS ,
Stove * } , Knnsrcs , Furnncon , Tiles , '
UiDtlci , ( lr t , llr n < loodi. 1331 and 1X9 K ra
Blreet ,
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought inrt Curt Iron Iliillillni ; Work , Iron Plain
lUllmir , llenmi und ( llriler . Kirnm KnKlnro , llr
Work , iloneriil Voiinilrj , Mnclilne und Hlicinralll
Vork. Office unJWurki , U. l . liy. nrtl7thHieei.
F. II. MrMANtlS. P. P I.t.lVAN.
OMAILA WIRE , C IllOX WOKKZ
Muntifiirtiirrm of
Wire and Iron Railing , Desk Halls ;
Window ( hinid . Flower KtHnilK. Wlro Hleni. Klo
173N.lGtli. Orders tijr mull proniptlT ntlomlcdto.
Lumber.
OMAJTA T.UM11EII CO. ,
Dealt' ' . . All Kinds of
Building1 Mutorlal at Wholesp.lo.
18th Street nnd Union Pact Ho Track , Omnho.
LVU1S URADFOUn ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash ,
leer , Kto. Yanli Corner7tb nnd IooglM | Curutf
9th and Doujlni.
CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
814 P. I4lli ttrfctOrfiahn.Neb. T.rolpetier. Manager. I ,
C7N."DIETZ ' *
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Lumber.
13th and Callforrla Btreet i. Omaha , Neb.
fit ED W. GRAY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
C < > r.Cth nnd Dotiglai iti. , Oruaha. N \
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HOAGLAND , 4
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Office , 1403 Firnam itreet , Omab * .
CHAS. It. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpati and Parquet Flooring. Sth and Don la
JOHN" A. WAKEFIELD ,
\VholcBaIe Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American Portland Cement. RUM
Agent forMllwaukea Ilfdraullc Cement and Dent
( julncj WnlteLlme.
Lire Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John F. Boyd. Buporlntecdant.
Lirt Stock Commission.
nr. nujtKE c SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
Oeo. Burke , Manager
unionBtook VardaH.Omaha. Telephone 682.
SAVAGE C GREEN
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Bblpmenti of anr and all klndi of Block ollolted.
Union Stock Yard * . Omaha , Neb.
Millinery anil Motions.
I. OBERFELDER cC CO. ,
Importers and Jobbera of
Mllllno.ry and Notions ,
1213and 1215 llarnej SUeet , Omaha.Neb.
Hotions.
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J. T.
Wholesale Dealori In
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
40.1 and 403 8. Tentb St. , Omaha.
Overalls.
CANFIELI > MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeann PanU , Shlrtu , Klo. 1102 and 1104 Douxlai Street ,
Omaha , Nab.
Paper Boxes
J. L. WILKIE ,
Mannfnctnrpr of Paper Boies ,
P.14th St. , Omaha , Nabraika. Order * br mali |
llolted and will retire prompt attention.
Printing.
REE8 ntlNTING COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Maker * .
And Book Dlndera. lOil and 10R BoutU fuuitcentb
atreet. Omaha , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
Dealen In Trpe , Preitea and Prlntera' Buppllea. HI
South Twelfth Street.
Pumps.
BIIOWNELL H5 CO. ,
Unnufacturera and Dealora In
Engines , Boilers & General Machinery
Sheet Iron work , Stuam Piiinp . Hnw Mills. Armt
Bhaftlnir , Dodge Wood ipllt I'ulleya , lleltlny. etc ,
Alco wiigons , ncrapori.undbulotlca. l213-ll5Lea >
venwortli it. Omaha
RECTOR A WILHELMY CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware.
WOBtrrn agenta for JelTenon i < tei > l Nalla , Auatlt
I'owdurCu , Falrbanii Standard t < ral i. Corner
10th aud Ilarnej. Omaha.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Flttiujfs ,
Bteam and Water Supullei. Heailquartera fur ilaM
KojitCo'a 00011. 1111 taruaio t. . Omaha. Neb.
A.L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and EiifirlncB ,
tc m , Water , Hallway end Milling Buppllei. KtO ,
0 , MX and V3 Karoau at. , Omaha , Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE ami PUMP
COMPANY.
0 arUrWInd Mlllil } .fleam and W Wr Buppllei ,
IMuroblnitHocxii. Belting , llnie. VU and ICO tl ar *
naniit. , Omaha. H. fc. Kelton , llauugcr.
Telephone No. 210.
Safes , Etc.
r. BOYER d > CO. ,
Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s'
fire and llurtt'ar Proof Hufei. Tlrao Ix > ek . , Vault *
jtnd J ll Worn. 1(0) ( Kuriiam Uruci Oiottha , Neb.
G. ANDRE EN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Wnnufnclnreriof Klre and llarelarProofSafci , Vault
Uoon.jHll Work.Hhutiorii aud Wire Work. Cor.
HttiundJaikionHU.Omi.buNeb ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
turotioj
Snnli , Doors , Ullnils nntl Jlonldlntfs ,
Hrancn omc .1
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Omabtt , N