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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1887)
M MPr > ' 5 t " IT THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MARCH 22 , 1887. 3 A DAY OF GREAT DULLNESS The Speculative Markets Open the Week With But Little Activity , A STRONG UNDERTONE EXISTS. Wheat IlcninliiR Stationary Prices or Corn Ktcady With Heavy Uceelpts 1'rovlBlonn Dull Cattle anil Lower. CHICAGO PIIODUCE MAflKKT. CiiifA.o , March 141. ( Special Tclcsratn to tlie BEK. ] The wheat market held very steady to-day. Scalpers still had the wheat pit to themselves this morning , very much to their own surprise. The talk and thought of manipulation Is so persistent that gosslpeis are unhappy unless the clique houses are doing something on one or tlio other side of the innikct continually. The price was steady at exactly the price of the late session fiatuiday night , although a little under the tegular close of last week. Tlio week really Is likely to depend largely on statistics made Titthcseaboaid. Iho bulls have plainly al tered their tactics and do not propose to bull- do/.c an advance. Tills Is looked upon as a Sign of strength by tlio general crowd , and Indicating that margins cut no liguro with tlio tincc or four big syndicates which hold long wheat. If tlie bull hopes of big clearances and rapid home consumption are realized , the advance In price will come without any unpopular manipulation , and tlie unloading process will be easy and natural. The olllclal announcement of the visible supply iigures , showing thedccrcusc In wheat to bo 1,100,000 bushels , came so near the early estimates that no effect at all was pioduced on the market. Jt wain day of exceptional dullness , but at the same time of rather exceptional Hticngth , May wheat kept all day at 8Ic or el.so was a very small traction above It. Iho raiiL'O was actually within % c. With as liltlo trading M there was , If the strength had not been consider- tie , thorn would have been a decline. HIP lair export business at New Vork , however (19 ( boat loads up to 1 o'clock ) , checked any r < endency to a decline. May corn kept be tween 30c and 39jfc all tlio morning. Tim receipts were large , 053 cars , and larger nro expected to-motiow. But while the big ar rivals kept the prices trom going up , thu j knowledge that these big receipts are the 10- i-Bult of extraoidinary and temporary circum- ' "fitances the new railroad law keep the price from breaking much. Provisions are dull. There was considerable pork settled t 821. Ribs for May touched 87.57J-J , but at 1 o'clock closed at 87.75. May lard sold at > S7.27K. hut at tlio regular close was 87.35. [ Fowler Bros. , It is now clearly seen , have a 'little Inrd deal on their hands. They have May lard bought at Chicago and sold at Now York. 2:30 : p. in. The grain markets wore dull nnd steady. Lard and short ribs were stronger and 5c hiuhor on the former and 12 'e ou the latter. Wheat for May sold at HOJjcaijlVc , June at SO' SbOXc. July at 80'H'c , August at SO'c , December at 84Vc , closing at Hlc for May , to c for Juno. Corn for May old at : i9C i39'tc , Juno at 40@40) ) < c , July at ll c , closTnu at . K'QSO&c for May , 40c for June , 41 c for July. Oats were nominal at 28TtfSXc ( for May or Juno. Mess pork for May and June sold at 820.50. Lard for May Bold at S7.35@7.40 and closed at 87.40. with June 37.45 and July S7.52 > Slioit ribs for Wnv sold 87. 7.87 ' ' June at 87.b ! July at S7.9.r > ? September at fS.10. CHICAGO til VIS S'lOCK. CiurAoo , Slarch 21. [ Special Telegram to the UKK. ] CATTLE. The live stock markets to-day were on the down grade , that Is In the cattle and hog departments. Supplies were considerably laiger than last Slonday , cattle showing about 3,000 In crease , hogs 2,000 , and sheep fully 4,000 Increase. Cattle buyers were naturally anxious to get back a lar o slice of the recent advance , and hog buyers were also decidedly bearish. The sheep trade , however , was strong. Receipts to day were comparatively heavy. Buyers wanted cattle , but they wanted them at con siderably reduced prices. Uuyers held olT , bidding very low , and salesmen wore also rather deliberate , knowing that nothing would be gained by unseemly haste to sell. Prices were 15@25c lower than Friday last , and were 25@30c lower than the prices of Wednesday last , when the market was most excited and prices were the highest Of course sales were made above and below these rates , but these figures fairly represent the average decline. At Kansas City the run was small to-day , but prices were lOQISc lower. At London offerings of American cattle were extremely light and values were nominally steady. A car of fancy 1708 Ib steers sold at 85.50. Ship ping steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs. S4.SOffi5.25 ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs. S4.40@4.70 ; U50 to 1200Tbs. 83.00 ® 4.50 ; stockers and feeders , 82.70@4.20 ; cows , bulls and mixed 82.33@-i.00 ; bulk , 83.XKi ( 8.2(5. ( 8.2(5.lloos Uusincss was slow and values a peed lOo lower and In some Instances 15o lower. Shippers were doing little or nothing and packers declared they could not pay the prices asked and make any money as the product was now selling. A few fancy heavy sold at S5.75@5.80 ; mixed nut ! packing sorts , 83.5n$3.70. common , $5.30 05.40 ; light sorts. 85.10Q5.GO ; Yorkers of 150 to ICO Ibs sold at 85.40 < 5.0 , and averages of 170 to 190 Ibs at § 5.505.CO ( ; light light , $5.10@5.25. _ MVK STOCK. .March 21. The Drovers'Jour nal lenorts OH follows : Cattle Receipts , 11,000 ; weak and 20c lower than Friday ; fancy steers , 85.50 ; ship ping steer ) . S3.90@5.25 ( i ; stockers and feed ers ' * * - "V < 8-i ' * M ! ! cows , bulls and mixed , 82.25 foM.'OoTbiiJjf , § 3.0001:125. : Hogs Keccipts , 17.000 ; lOc lower ; rough nnd mlxnd , oS.O \ n.M ) ; packing and ship iilng/85.45 ( < t5.b5 ; light , 84.905.CO ; skips , Sheer > -Recclpts , 5,000 ; strong ; natives , 83.IK4.K5 ) ; western , 83.75@4.C5 ; Texaus , $2.50 ( < i > 4.25 : Iambs , 84.2505.50. The Drovers' Journal's cable from London quotes best American cattle steady at llc per Ib dead weight. Receipts of Americans ere light. Nation. ! Stock Yards. Kast St , lioula , III. , March 21. Cattle Receipts , 1.300 ; shipments , 200 ; market active ; 10 ® 15c lower than Saturday ; choice heavy natlvo steers , 84.00 85.10 ; fair to good shipping steers , 83no@4.r > 5 ; butchers' steers , talr tb : choice , 83.50 4.30 ; feedeis , fair to good 12.2008.30. Hogs Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 2,000 market dull ; 5i10c lower on all grades ; choice heavy ana butchers' selections , 5.7035.65 ; packing , fair to good. S5.0@5.05 ; Yorkers medium to prime , 85.30(35.45 ( ; pies , common to good , 84.70(25.15. ( Kan CityMarch 21. Cattle Receipts 600 ; bhlpmuntsnone : market weak and shade lower : common to choice shipping steers , 3.CO < v24.75 : stockers , 8'.GO : i.25 ; fccdins Btccrs , 83.04.0o ! ' ; cows , § 2.25133.50. Uocs Receipts , 3,000 ; shipments , none bout steady ; common to choice , 85.00C4 6.55 ; skips and pigs , S3.05S4.S5. FINANCIAL. NKW YOHK. March 21. [ Special Teln | gram to the BKK.J STOCKS. The week bo Kan quietly In the stock market , the openlni to-tlav being tame but strong at about Satur day's closing tlBurcs. Th talk yesterda ] was that before the end of the week price : would be up considerably , although then was nothing now to Indicate any great Im mediate advance. It was said that Cammacl had covered his shorts aud that there wa : not going to bo any great stringenc ; In money , aud as Gould has numerou ccbemes and securities to float this spring he Is a bull and there will bo no locking up of money resorted to In order to shake auybod iyor ] out of stocks. Gould was at the Wlndso yesterday afternoon a long time In consulta tlou with Cable , Porter and Price. The ; took a very cheerful view of the sltuatloi and believed In an advance of 1520 per con ! In stocks this spring and summer , but wouli not like to KCO any great activity or big rls I tIght away or until the money market becom safer for big operator * . Cable , It was 8ald , believes the main western roads will earn morn net money this year than last. The feeling at the opening wai ( | ultc bullish and prices did not change much. Ladenburg , Thalman < t Co. were again sellers of Read ing and It cased oft about a point early , but London canto In nnd sold a good many stocks. Commission houses picked up some stocks In small lots , but trade was dull and during tlie fotenoon gradually worked a lit tle lower. Northwestern earnings for Feb ruary decreased 8141,820 , For the second week In .March Evansvlllo < fe Terre llauto earnings were S15,3fM , an Increase of 81b77. Durlnu' the afternoon there were no new features of Importance developed. Texas Pacllic earnings for January and February Increased 8ir > 3,318 and for tlie second week of March the Wisconsin Central's earnings gained 13,191. Trading was light all day , the total sales to noon being but b7,000 shares. Tlio total sales to-day were 151OiO bharcs. tlovKit.NMKNTa Government bonds were dull but steady. Yi.yiinr : : > AY's QUOTATIONS. U. S.C's 100\C. | AX. W 117V U.'S. 4'scoupon.l2sU doprefericd..l45 \.S.X'icm\n..mjJi. \ Y. C H Pacific O's of 'do. . 12fi ; o. R. AN IW. CanadaSouth'n. . fiTtfO. T 31V Central Pacllic. . 37H' Pacllic Mall 53 K Clilcago * Alton.14 P. , D. fcK 34M do prefi'ired..lOO Pullman Pal.Car.14S C. , B. AtO 139 Reading : J7 D. , L. & W iJ4 : 4 Rock Island. . . ,135V D it R. 0 27JSt. . L. k S. F. . . . BSM Knu ; ! % do preferred. . . . ff ! % da preferred. . . . 72 , ' + C. , M.&St. P. . . Illinois ( 'mitral..131 do preferred. II. & W 23 St. P. & O. . K ; & T. . . 31 do proleried.,109 Lake Shore 91 % Texas Pacllic. . . . 'JSJtf L. A : N 01 Union Pacific. . . . 57 Michigan Cenfl. . Ml } * W. . St. Lib P. . . . lok Mo. Pacllic lOOJfl do preferred. . 2i-j ! } ; No. Pacllic 27W. , U. Tulcginph 70 do preferred. . . . Wtfl MONKV o.v CAM , Easy at 3)t'5 per cent , last loan 3Jij per cent ; closed otlcied at 3 percent. PlIIME MKHPANTlI.ri 1'APKII Not quoted. STKIIM.NO Excn YNOI : . Dull and steady at S4.SIK for sixty day bills , S4.bO , > 4' demand. PKODUC13 MAKKUT. Chtcacn , March 21. Following quota tions aie the Sxi : : closing ligures : Flour Steady and unchanged ; winter wheat Hour , 84.2. 4.30 : southern. 84.10 @ 4.20 ; Wisconsin. 84.20@-l.30 : Michigan solt sprlnc wheat , 83.7004.X : ) : Minnesota bakers , S3.70a4.0 ( : ! ; patents , ? 4..wa4.W ; low grades , S1.05@ ' . ' . < J5 ; rye flour , quiet at 8S.25@3.40 ; in sacks and barrels , 8 Ci3.70. Wheat The uncertain condition of the maiket checks tiadinir ; opened V.ic lower and closed % ( tlc below Saturday ; cash , 73-Vc ; May , Sic ; June , SO c. ( ; orn Quiet ; opened a shade lower and closed ] /tt'Vc ( below Saturday ; cash , 33c ; May , 3-J 15-10c ; June , 40 3-lCc. Oats-Quiet , dull and lower ; cash , 231 c ; ay.asXc : June , 2-Jc. Rye-Quiet at 54 c. Barley Quiet at 50c. Timothy Seed Prime , Sl.SOffll.81 FlaSeed81.07 > j. WnIsky-81.18. Pork Inactive , with no change of impoit- ancocash ; , 820.25 ; May and June , S'20.W ) . Lard Weak early with moderate trauing ; cash , S7.30 ; May , 87.40 ; Juno , 87.45. Bulk Meats-Shoulders , 80.00(36.23 ( ; short clearS8.10ffl8.15 ; slwrtribs , S7.77K. Butter Steady ; creamery , 2-l ( : Kc ; dairy , 170270. Cheesn Firm ; full cream cheddarp , 124' ; ( 12 ; > ( c ; ilats. 12 @l2Kc ; i'ouug Americas , lar.hatfe : skims , fe.'c. Kggs Lower at 12 ( < tl25e. Tallow Unchanged : No. 1 country , solid : No. 2,3 c ; cake , 4c. des Uncliansed ; Urcon , 6c ; heavy green salted , 7c ; salted bull , Cc ; green salted calf , Do ; dry salted hides , lOc ; dry flint , 1-dilBc ; deacons , 4ic each. Receipts. Shipments. Flour , bbls . 23,000 10.00C Wheat , bu . 32,000 20.00C Corn , bu . 21.VXXI ) | 140,000 Oats , bu . 140.000 OO.OOC Rye.bu . 2,000 . Barley , bu . 27,000 8,000 New York. March 21. Wheat .Re ceipts , 107,000 ; exports , 1PO.OOO ; cash atrlll lower ; options opened heavy , declined ? * ( % c , later ruled stronger and recovered " 4 ? ifc , closing weak ; ungraded red , 75@93 ; < c No. 3 red. bOKn ; No. 1 red. 93 > ic ; No. 2 , red Uljtfc In elevator , lc In store , Jl b' @ lJ < rc f. o b. ; April closed at 91 ' c , Corn Spot , steady : options J Kc lower , quiet and closing weak ; receipts , 04.000 ; ex ports , 57,000 ; ungraded. 48V@bOc ; No 2 , 48e In elevator , 49)449 ) ; c delivered ; old No. ! 3 , 50c delivered. Oats Receipts , 35,000 ; exports , none : cas : a shade lower ; mixed western , 35@37c ; whit western , 37@42c , Petroleum Firm : United closed Pork Quiet and firm : mess , quoted 815.25@15.75 for old ; 515.50 for new. Lard Opened 57 points lower , closing trifle better than Saturday ; western steam spot , quoted at 87.50 ( 7.55. Butter Quiet and weak ; western , 12 < g31c. Cheese Quiet and steadily held. Eggs Heavy but lower ; western , .Milwaukee , March 21. Wheat Quiet ; cash , 70fc ( ; May , TU 'p Corn Dull ; No. 2. SGJ. Oats-Quiet : No. a white , Sic. .Rye-Drooping ; No. 1 , 60Jfc. Barley Firm ; No. 2 , blHc. Provisions Quiet ; pork , icpackcd , cash , 815.75. Cincinnati. March 21. Wheat Easier ; No. 3 red. b3H'SWfc ' Corn Firmer ; N o. 2 mixed. 3 ( , Oats In fair demand ; No. a mixed , 29 > ; @ . ' ! 0c. Rye-Finn ; No. 2 , ttXOGOKc. Pork Nominal at 817.75. Lard-Dull at 87.25. Whlsicy Firm at $1.13. Minneapolis , March 21. Wheat De pressed ; buyers holding oil ; No. 1 hard , cash. 70 40 ; May , 77J < c ; June , 78c ; No. 1 northern , cash , 74J4'c ; May. 75 > < e ; June , 70 > cNo. ; 2 northern , cash. 73c ; May , 73 > c. Flour Weak ; patents , 84.25C'4.40 ; bakers , S3.30@3.50. Jtcceipts Wheat , 331,300 bu. bhlpinents Wheat , 74,000 bu. ; flour , 28,000 bbls. In Store-Wheat , 7,043,072 bu. ; at St. Paul , $80,000. St. Louis. March 21. Wheat Slow and lower ; No. 3 red , cash and May , BOc ; June , 79J < c , Corn Easier ; cash. : vs@3.c : May , Oats-Dull ; cash , isyfc ; May,28 c. Rye Unchanged. Whlsky-81.13. Pork Slow ; new , 819.00. J ard Slow at 87.15. Uutter Steady aud llrm ; creamery , 2-Kg SOc ; dairy , 15 250. Afternoon board Wheat unchanged. Com Easier ; no sales. Oats Dull itsnsas City , March 21. Wheat Dull ; No. 3 red , cash , C9c bid ; April 70Mc bid. Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 31 We bid , 32e asked ; May , 32Kc bid , 32o asked. Oats No quotations. Now Orleans , March 21. Corn Quiet , ' and weak ; held at 49cV50c. Osts-Steady at 37Kc ( . < * 3Sc. Cornmeal Easier at S2.22K@2.25. Hog Products Dull aim lower ; pork , 817.00 ; lard , relincd tierce , 87.00. Bulk Meats Shoulders , SO.OO ; long clear and clear rib , saw. Mvorpool. March 21. Wheat-Steady ; . demand fair ; holders offer moderately. Corn Steady ; unchanged. 09IA1IA E1VE STOCK. Monday , March 21. . The Week. - The receipts of cattle during the past week wcru 5,100. The market opened strong ant ! advanced about lOc on Tuesday , which wa ; - followed bv a similar advance on Weducs y day. On Thursday the market turned the other way and went down lOc , aud on Satur day thtt same decline was experienced. The week closed with prices very nearly the sauu - as at the opening of the week. The receipts of hogs for thn week ro 20,708. The first of the week hogs wcto il Ing at 55.00(35,70. ( On Tuesday there ilet decline of 5c on all grades and the markcl was a shade lower on Wcdntsday. The llrsi half of the week hnavy hogs sold best whiU light weights were neglected. On Thursdaj the market was stronger on light hogs whll lo ( a good many heavy weights were left over . The market took a furihfir tumble ou Filday - the decline bcinc fully ISc. There have 1,1100 sheep In durlnp the week but only a small proportion of them havi been sold here. Cattle. The reclpts of catllo to-day were falrlj liberal for the tot day nt the week. Th < market was fully ISc lower , and In some1 Instances - stances 20c low tr , on account of the decline In eastern markets , The run was lloht to-day as uiual on Mon day. The market was fairly actUo at a de cline of StflOcand ovcrytlilng was sold. The apparent catisc for the decline here was the reported decline In eastern markets. Sliccp. Tl.ere were no fresh receipts nnd nothing doing on the market. _ IlcrciptA. Cattle . COO llogs. . . . . . . . 1,000 Prevailing Prices. Showing tlie prevailing prices paid for live Block on this market : Cholco steers , 1000 to 1500 Ibs. . . .84.30(94.05 Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Iba. . . 4.20@4.30 Fat little stnur HJO to 1100 11)3. ) . . . 4.00 ( $ .20 ( Seed to cliolce corn-fed cows. . . . 3.00m3.50 Fairto medium cows . 2.00i 2.75 Good to choice bulH . 2.nOftt3.00 Llglit and medium IIOOT . n.QOMS.iX ) Good to choice heavy hogs . 5.40W5.45 ( tootl to choice mixed hogs . 5.20(745.'X ( : ) Cholco sheep , 90 to 120 Ibs . 3.bOC < H20 snin : : . No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. L. . . 940 S4.00 15..1240 84. ! 1..KM ) 4.00 17..1IVJ ! 4.tt ! 14..1115 4.2r , 1..1I170 4.3,5 L--lOM 4.2.T . . . . 1103 4.40 2..112i 4/r , W..1295 4.50 19..1120 4.25 2..1515 4..W 37..1120 4/.7K 19..1.V/J 4.G2) ) < f COW. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 3..1120 S3.10 1. . . . 1240 = 3.35 5..110'J 3.23 1..10rtJ 8.55 IlUI.f. % No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 10..15.V ) ' . ' .GO 1..1500 3.00 4..1J77 2.W ) 110 OR. No. Av. Shk. Pr No. Av. Shk. Pr. 90..K/J 4055.20 75. . . 232 bO 85.40 (17..254 ( 3'0 5.25 M..225 120 5.40 71..251 bO 5.25 07. . .231 24 05.40 42..212 40 5.'J5 77. . .253 2-10 5.45 79..1197 120 5.IXI ? 2. . . 2J7 120 5.45 70..2-i7 SO ft.0 : ! ( W..247 bO 5.45 03..249 320 6.35 75..2M 120 5.45 75..24(1 ( 2M ) 5.35 71..231 40 5.45 73..23S SCO 6.35 5S..300 ICO 5.45 Range of 1'rlocs. Showing the lilgliist aud lowest prices paid for loads of hois on this market during thepa t seven days and tor tlio same time last month and a vcar a o. Tob. 1837. March IBM. March lt-87. 15th IC.tll 5.10 Jtvai 17th 4. ' . ( < : > . 10 run IStll n.uo " n.85 19th fti.rio : s.ao Oth Suinlay C.1MSumlny SlSt - C.1M Slilpmcntfi. Showing the number of cattle , hogs and sheep shipped irom tlie yards durinjjthoday. CATTLI : . No. cars. lit. Dost. 4 N.W. Chicago lion- ) . 5 li. 1 lioston Alls-lies or stock in this market are made percwt. live weiirlit uiilosf otliurwlso stated. Dead hnis sell at Xc per Ib. tor all wniglits. "Skins , " or hess woUhlnjr less tlian 100 Ins , no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 IDS. andstags&Hbs , by the public inspector. Notes. Cattle co down. llo s 5@10c lower. JIois sold to-day lOc higher than one month ago. O. A. Johnson , Greenwood , was in with a load of cattlf. Everything lower in sympathy with eas tern markets. Mr. Oilmore , of Glimore & Son , David City , was in with cattle. A. ,1. Snowden , Kearney , a well known shipper , was a visitor at the yards. Mr. Nelson , of the thin of Virgin A : Nelson , Utica , vvas in looking over tliti market. Mr. Suttbn , of the firm of Mclntosh & Sutton , Chapman's , was a visitor at the yards. W. B. Conger , treasurer of the Des Mollies Security & Trust company , was a visitor at the yards. The Anclo American cattle company iiad In live loads of their meal fed western cat tle which sold in the market. P. J. Files , a well known shipper of Cedar Hapids , Neb. , was In and sold a load of cat tle which topped the market. A. A. Dexter , the man who weighed the first bullock in the Chicago stock yards , was a visitor at tliu yards to-day. Mr. Dexter has been for 31 years the weigh master at bcalo house No. 2 , in the liock Island divis ion , of the Chicago stock ymcls. Durintr all these years ho has only lost about four weeks time. It would bo hard to beat a record like tills. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Ttio Week. Monday , March 21. Several new features will bo noticed in the piodtico markets since a week ago. Kggs went down to 10c In the carlleirpait of the week. Dressed poultry is gradually disap pearing from the market anil live poultry is taking its place. Apples have begun to atlvo more freely as the spring Is t'aiily opened up and lower prices are the result. General I'roduce. T/ic/oHotrlJif / ; price1) arc for round lots of producers sold o i the market foauiTlio quotation/ fruits represent the prices at which outside orders arc tilled , BUTTER There has been a very noticeable falling otf In the ix-copts of choice butter dur ing. the past week. There Is hardly any country butter coming in that can Degraded as strictly choice. The receipts of the poorer grades are liberal and the market well sup plied. The demand is for choice butter and poor butter will not sell very readily and only when the oettcr grades rannot bo ob tained. The warm weather has a tendency to bring out the poor qualities in the butter and on that account poor butter docs not sell as well now as when tlie weather Is cold. An occasional packauo of fancy butter sell * at better prices than those quoted below : Choice country , IW iTc ; fair to good , 12@14c ; com mon , o lOc , Eoos The egg market Is lower than it week ago on account of the decline In the eastern and western nmiUets. The receipts have been liberal all the week and stocks have been moving freely. The local demand has been very good and the shippers have taken all the surplus stock. In spite of the heavy receipts the market has been kept cleared up and In good condition. The first of the week stocks were moving at 10X@llc , but the decline In other markets foiceu tlio market down here and the prevailing price Is now lOc. CHKESF. Full cream cheddars , single , 14c ; full cream Hats , twins , He ; Young Ameri cas , 14&14c } ; fancy Swiss , lfi@17c ; Swiss mported , S5c ; Llmburger , He ; brick , l5S10c. DHEISID 1'oui.TiiY The market Is kllttlo lirmor than a week aso. The receipts con tinue light and the market Is almost bare of stock. The warm weather Is lessening the demand somewhat for dressed poultry and at tlie same time Is Increasing the demand for live poultry. Dressed chickens are selling mostly at lOc with an occasional sale of extrc stock at a little more. Turkeys and ducks have been selling at about the same price as chickens. A few small , fat turkeys have sold at lie. LIVE POULTRY The warm weather has created some demand for live poultry and the demand will naturally Increase as the weather becomes warmer. There have been a few chickens In which sold readily at Si75@3.W ) doecn . A few that were not extra choice per want at S2.SO. There were live turkeys In this week which sold at Cc per Ib. Turkeys are coing out of season and the demand Is not heavy. UAMK Ducks are becoming quite plenty anil are selling fairly well. There ; m > also a good many gceso coming In. There am a good many brants on the market and they are verv slow sale. Mallard ducks , per dozen S3.006J2.75 ; teal , nor do > n , J1.5C6W.OO mixed , per dozen. b'J.OU : geese , per dozen S3.00 ; brants , per dozen , 8'J.oo@-iRO. POTATOES The receipts of potatoes have been heavier during tlie past few days. The market Is fairly active and the stocks moving ftecly. There are a few Colorado and Sal Lake potatoes on the market. There are also , a few sweet potatoes In. Home grown 60@ 5c ; Colorado , Itose , per bu. , StavauO , SnovYtlake , per bu. , S1.0..Q1.10 ; Salt Lake 51.00 ; sweet , per Ib. , S 'c. CAHUAOK There Is a very fair demand fo cabbage and It continues to arrive In llbera quantities. The supply of Colorado stock on the market has been exhausted , California per Ib , 3c. Arn.r.s The receipts ire Increasing and [ he market Is weaker. Choice stock Is arm * Inu'from Missouri and selllnjj well , Fancy Is brlnuliiK S3.0U and gooU to choice (4.50(3 ( 4.75. Poor and interior stock Isolllne ( all the \Vi\v from S'l.'X ) up , nccofdinc to quality. OLD VKOKTAIH.KH The supply on the mar- Let Is not large but the demand U light and stocks inovlngslowly. Onions , choice stock , per bbiS4.00 < ( M.0. Heels , carrots turnip * , He. , per bbl. SI.75ffiU.00 ; California. S'-.oixa i'ii ; horseradish roots , per Ib. , 7c. OitF.EN VKOKTAW.r.s--Thcre has been very little of what might be called good stock on tlio market for the past few dajs. The spinach Is not very good and Is slow sale. California asparagus has put In an appear ance hut hr.s been held must ton high to sell readily. Homo crown cowry Is very poor and scarce. Spinach , per bbl. , SiOOc < T2.r > o : top onions , per dozen bundles , .TOQ iSc : celery , homo giown , per dozen , aX'MSc ; California celery , per do/.cn , 10c@Sl.00 ; caullllower , per dn/en , ; radishes , per do/.en bunchf's , ! @ : )0e. ) LIJMOSS The supply on the market Is liberal but not large. Stocks are moving a little slow as the weather Is warm Riiough to create anv i-reat demand. Messina , fancy , per box , si.OOYtt.50. GUANOES The orange trade Is brighten ing up anil the maiket Is llrm. Tlio uncer tainty as to thu result of the now law which will go Into cllcct on tlio first of the month , has caused denlurs to nntitlpate their wants to some p.xtnnt. California , Riverside , per put In an appearance but In limited quanti ties thus tar. The stock was very lair and was sold at 40(5 ( 50c per box. Ovfrmts Mediums , 20c : standard , 2Gc ; selects 2Sc ; exti a sclents , 33 ; N. V. counts , RKANS Inferior stock,75 ( < T 51.00 ; good clean nuntrv ' , Sl.00crtl.2medium ; , hand picked , SL401.50 ( { ; hand picked , niivv , Sl.MXfCl.OO. PROVISIONS Ham , 12jftl3 ( ; breakfast bacon , rib , u ; c : break fast bacon , plain , lOjfc ; dry salt sides , 8W@s . c ; dried beef , regular , lie ; dried beef , ham pieces , 14c ; lard , 50-lb cans , S ; 20-lb cans. Fairbanks , 8Wc ; 10-lb vans , Fairbanks , 8 > 4c ; Mb cans , hulibanks gVc ; 3-lb cans. Fairbanks , 8Kc. BANA.VAS Largo bunches , per bunch , S2.50 ( ( (3.50. ( NUTS A few black walnuts arc coming In from the country and are slow sale at 75o per bushel. Tim following are the wholesale prices nt which orders from the outsldo are tilled : Almonds , 20c ; pecans , large polished , 14c ; Illberts , McjBntftis , Mcwalnut.s.Naples ; , ! ? 0c ; walnuts , Chili , 14c ; peanuts , H. P. Vir- glnlii , 8c. FLOUU AND MILI.STUFF.S Winter wheat flour , best quality patent , S2.75 ; second qual ity , S2.00rJ2,60 ( ; best quality spring wheat Hour , patent. S2.40@2.90 ; bran , 70c per cwt ; chopped feed , 75c per cwt ; white corn meal , 90c ; yellow corn , meal , bO ( < i90c per cwt ; scieeninir , 50 75c per cwt ; hominy , 81.50 ; shorts , 70c per cwt : graham , 81.75 ; hay. In bales 87.00 per ton. ( JiiAix Corn , 27c ; wheat , No. 2 , 57c ; oats , 25c ; rye. 45c. Grocer' < * flint , PICKT.ES Medium , In bbls , 83.00 ; do , In half bbls , 84.50 ; small , In bbls , 89.00 ; do , In half bbls. S5.oo ; gherkins , in bbls , 810.00 ; do , in half bbls , 85.50. SUQAU Granulated , C } @o > 4c ; conf. A , & % ( STic ; white extra C,5JtH5Xc : extra C , WidQ 6' ' c ; yellow C , 4-'i011Jc : cut loal , CJiigGXc ; powdered , OX'a'J < c. , _ . , . . . CoFFKK.s-Oidlnary grades , 14@l5Vcfalr 15 ! ' @l'e5 prime. lOKc ; choice , lOyilOHc ; fancy green and yellow.lo@17c : old eov- ernmeut Java , 20Q20c ; Interior .lava , l ( < i > 30e ; Mocha , iKS'iic ; Arhucklo's roasted 19Jic ; McLaiiKhlin's XXXX roasted , Dilworth's. lOKc : Red Cross , llitfc. CAN.VF.DGooDS-Oystersstandardper case , 83.150TU.25 ; strawberries. . Ib. per case. 82.SO ; raspberries. 2 Ib , per casA 8S. ! ; oCallfornla pears , per case , 84.50 ; 'apricots ' , per casj , 84.00 ; peaclies. Pf"- case , 83.00white ; cher ries , per case , 80.00 ; puuup , per case , 83.03 ; lueberries percaso , Sl. & egg plums. 2 Ib , er case. 552.50 : plueapplns. a ID , per case 3.20@5.75 ; 1 ib msjkcrct. per doz , 81.40 ; Ib salmon , per doz , Sl.SO < al.55 ; 210 , goose jerries , per case , S1.75 ; il Ib string beans , per asv,8l. * > " > ; 21bllmabeans , pnr case. 81.r > 0 ; ! b marrow fat peas , per case. 8'i50Ca fiO ; 2 Ib arly June peas , par case. 52.75 ; 3 Ib toma- oes. S2.5'Jft2.CX:2 { lb.com 32.403.50. MATCHES Per caddie , 25c ; square cases , 1.70 : mule square. 81.2U. SYHUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , 81.20@1.25 ; New Orleans per gallon 3S@40c ; maple syrup lalf bbls , "old time. " per gallon , 7 ( > c ; 1 galen - on cans , ncr doz , 810.00 ; halt gallon cans , jer doz , 85.50 : quart cans , 8S.Ou. CANPY Mixed. 8K ( ? llc : stick , . . _ CRACKEUS Ciarnoau's soda , butter and lcnlc.ft > c ; creamss c ; ginger snaps , oj < c ; jltv soda. 7W. , , STAiicii-Mlrror gloss. 1 Ib. Cc ; nilrror gloss , 3 Ib , 5c : mirror eloss , Olb. 0fc ; Craves corn , 1 ! b,6J4e ; Kincsford's corn. 1 ID 'o : Kingsford's gloss , 1 ib , 7c : Ktngsford'r BIOSSOlb. 7 } < c ; Kincsford's pure lib. 5Kc Cinesford's pure , 3 Ib , 5 > fc ; Klnpsfordi oAi Kirk's savon Imperial. 82.70 Kirn-8 satinet. 83.00 ; Kirk s standard , 83.05 , Kirk's white Russian. 84.00 ; Kirk's whitecap - cap , 80.50 ; dome , $3.85 ; washboMxl , 83.10 white cloud. 83.75. General Maricoti. \ AKNISHF.S Bairels , per gallon ; rurnl ture , extra , 81.10 ; furniture. No. 1. 81.00 ; coach extra , Sl.40 ; coach , No. 1,81.20 : Da- mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70c ; , asphaltum , extra ar c : shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil linlsh M.&O HEAVY HARDWARE iron , rate S2.SO plow steel snecIal'cast,4Hccruclblestool/iXc ; . ; ast tools , do. 13@l8o ; wagon spokes , pet sut , 82.00i3.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.2.i ; lelloes , sawed dry , 81.50 ; tongues , each. SOc : axels eacli. 75e : snuare nuts , per Ib. 01(3710 ( ; coi. chaln , per Ib. oxalic ; maIloablo. > > ( < jlPc ; iron wedces , 6c ; crowbars , Oc ; harrow teeth , 4J < c , spring steel , 7@'Jc ; Burden's norse shoos , 84.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. < 5.75. fiarbod wire. In car lots. 84.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails rates , 10 to fiO , S'.U ' ) ; steel nails , 82.UO Shot , 31.35 ; buckshot , 81/0 ; llazud'powaer , kegs , 85.00 ; do. half kegs , 53.75 ; do. quarter kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kegs , 52. lu ; fuse , per li ) feet , 65c. Lead bar. manstown. 12c ; lampblack , ordinary. 8c ; Prussian blue,55cultramarine ; , l c ; vandyit- brown , 8c ; umber , burnt 4c ; umber , raw , 4c ; sienna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw , 4c ; Paris green. Kuuulne. ss Paris Kreon. com mon , 22o ; chronio ureen. . Y. . SOc ; Yermtllion American. 18c : inaia'n raw and burnt umber , 1 Ib cans , lUc ; raw and burnt sienna , I2c : Vandyke brown , iScrre- lined lampblack l2c : coach black and irory black. 16c ; drop black. ICc ; Prussian blue , 40c : ultramarlno black. 18c ; chrome creon.U , M. * D. . lOc ; blind ana shutter green. U. M. < k D. , 16c ; Paris green , 18c ; Indian red , 15c ; Venetian red , Oc ; Tuscan , 22c ; American vennllllon , L. * D. , 20c : yellow ochre. 2o ; L. M. It O. D. . ISo : good.ochre. 16c : nateni dryer , 8e ; eralnlng color. light oak , dark oak , walnut chestnut and ash. 12c- , DnuosAND MIEMICALH. Ao d corbnlic , We : aclrt. tartarlc , 52c ; balsam copaiba , per ft , fttjcJbark : _ sassafra1 ; , per tt , lOcj calomel , . per tb , _ . , - , _ _ - . . . - _ . , . , , , , . , , . - , ifiycorino , pure , , Per Ib. 3JC ; lead. ' acetate , per tb. 2lc ; oil , astor , Ko. 1 , per gal. , 81.50 ; oil castor , No. 2 , per gal. , 81-40 ; oil olive , per gal. , 81.40 ; oil orii'aiinum , GOc ; opium , 83.IX ) ; qulnlao. P. A W. and K. &S , , per'oz. 75c ; potassium Iodide , per tb , 8150 ; sallcln. per oz. 40c ; sul phate morphine , per ozi H.15 ; sulphur , per tt.4c ; strychnine. t > er oz. SIM. FAINTS is Oir.-WUUeiead.Oraat aPP. , Ot < fc ; white lead , St , Louis , pure. Mc ; Mar seilles , green , 1 Ib cans , 2c ; Kronen zinc , eroen seal , 13c ; French zinc , red seal. Uc ; French zinc , in varnlHti asst. 20c : Kench rinc.75c : vermllllon , Kncllsh , In oil. 75c ; red , lOc : rose pluK , I4o ; Venetian red , Cook- son's , 2Vo : Venetian red , American. iKc ; red lead , 7kc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; 9 yellow , K , 12 ; ochre , rocliollo. lie ; , French , 2Jfci ; ochre , American , 7iui Winter's mineral , 2J n ; Lehlgh blown , 2Hc ; Spanish brown , 2Kc ; rrlnce's mineral , BPIBITS Cologne spirits , 188 proof , 81.17 ; do 101 proof. 81.18 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof , Sl.17 : do 1W proof. 11.10 188 proor , 82.20 per wine callon. Itodlstilled whiskies , 31.00ai.50. Gin , blended , 81.503 ? ,00 ; KentuckyUourbons , 32.OOCJfl.00 ; Ken tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 83.00 0.50 ; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies. 81.VX33.oo. Urandies. Imported , 85.00@8.50 ; domestic , 81.80 3.00. ( Una , Imported , 84.50 QO.OO ; domestic , 1.25 < a3.00. ChampaKnes , Imported , nercaso. S28.00Q33.00 ; American , per case. 810.00 Jlfl.oa ( Jreen butchers , SJ igCc ; green cured. ? c : dry flint. ll l-e ; drv salt , ( * # 10c ; treen calf skins , * W ; damaged nutes , two-thirds price. Tallow 3)fc Grease Prime white , 3 c ; yellovr , 2t/c , ; brown. lf Sheeo Pelts. 25a75c. ( Huts AND > KixH-'liio following prlco are for prime , well handled skins ; Heaver. . . yearllncs , 8AXVij4.00. ( Uadiror , WaoOc. Cat , wild , UOrJiOe ; domestic , black. 10efl5c ( : do mestic , sundry colors , 5@bc. Fox , red. 81 , 00 ! . ! ; cross , J2.00@4.00 : grey , 40@50c ; silver , 810.00940.00 , Fisher. S4.00@fl.00. OtterS4.00 G < 3.00 , .Martin. 81.00(2175 ( , Muscrat win tor. large , lOc : fall. 5cv kills. large prey , 8l.50 ( < ii50 ; coyote or PM COc. Deer and antelope , winter , t > ei 15c ; 'all and summer , per pound SOo. Drr Lamb or. BOARDS. No. ICom.sls SIS.00 No. 2 " " 15.50 No.3 " " 15.00 N 4 " " lt'.00 niMINPIOMB AND TltlrtKUS. FKKCtNO. No. 1 , 4 .to Inch , 1'J nml U ( U rough. . . SW > 0 Mo. 2 , 4 A Oincii , 12 nmi 14 [ t. . roucli. . . 15.00 A , 12. 14 anil 10 ft H , li " " . V.UOO < : . " " " ifi.oo 1) , " " " 11.50 cr.ii.ixn AND PAiirnioN. 1st com. , / in White Pine Collins Ud com. , ? ' In Norway Pine Celling. . 14.00 ri.ooitixfi. A Olncli , whltoniiif , : w.w C . S30.riO KOlncIi. " " Sol 1-Vn'u' ' . ( ) . U'.OO I.IMK , r.rc. Qulncy white llnus ( bun ) . 0" > c Akron cement , i7 , " ; luilr . . , . -c " STOCK 1IOA1ID4. A 12 Inch s. iH.Vi.riOC . sa\.w No. i , com. la In s. l s. , VJ. , t u S'JO : ir. ft.m.H ( ) No. ! i , . " 17.W ; " 10.0 . Island Ctt. clear , iff inch , 8. 2 s . S .M ) : ! d , clear , 1 Inch. s. 3 s * 4'i 1'4. ' Uv. - In 4.V-0 U clear , 1 inch , s ? . 2 rt ' . " . ' . W ; ! , ! , -Jin 37.00 HUP LAP. No. 1 , plain , 8 and 10 in . S1S.10 ' otinii'.nx VKLI.OW PIXK. Com. 4 nnd ( ! In. llomlnu . Sl'.r.O . Clear , tinlsh , land 1 in. s. 'Js . iIU.00 " porruuatod Ciiliini ; , 4 in . 'J4.ffl " Yellow plno casing and babe . UT.OO Pirur.TS. 1'ickcts , I ) and II llat S o.W ; 1) & 11 sq.SSO.rx ) SIII.NILl.S : , I.A'III. XX clear . S3. 00 A * standard . 2.75 * A11. U. nnd JJ . -.50 Wliito Cedar. 0 In. . ; Oln. qrs..llo in. ( jrs..lOo > hlllatr ! < lthnor _ tinnom , tulUI , poothlrr currrnti of i. I ecu icJi * ' Ity dirrtUy through all weak p rtimtor * Innthim / V'toi ] lth mUYicorouiPirtrgth. LUctrlc CurrentfcUlD > Untlr r weforicit fi0 1n ctirt. Off iteitlmprofemenliover all othtrtirld. % vorlc ifipcr. mantntljcurtUlnthrrflnionUif. hr ifrt pnmjihl t4c. Htnip The Sinden Electric Co. 109 LtSalle t. , Chicago * LINCOLN , NEB. GHEATEST RAILUOAU CBNTIiR IN THE Vi ( HIM ) OF ITS AGE. It lins crown from 400 to 400(10 ( population In 19 years mul Is now cniwInK faster than over. Investment ) ) In brick blocks pay 10 to'JO per cent. LoUhnve nvcnuod over 100 per cent per nnnum COKUK i'o'NDBNCB AND UUSINKSSSOL1C1TKI ) . < 3 A. J. OBOPSEY& CO. UKALKSTATK HIIOKKUS. IJNCOLN. Havofor sale brick blocks lii hics lou. nil kinds cf real vntntc. I , f5,10 nnd 20 ncro tracts , farms und cheup lunds , MONKV LOANED. 1NVGST.VKNTS JIADH. KKFKUKNCKS-The ; First nnd Lincoln National banks , ( loT.Tlmyor , Juiljje C'obb , Son. S. M. Culloni , Illinoisand Uen. lien Harrison , InJlunu. NORTH V mAsVaVPsff And Chicago The only road to take fur Dos Molnes M ar Ehailtnwn , Cctlnr liaplils , Clinton , Dlxun , Chlca go , Milwaukee mid all points cunt. To the pco plo of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyomlnff , Utuli Idaho , Nevadn , Oregon , Washington and Call fornln , It oUnrs superior advantages not posil < ble by any other lino. Among afowof tlioiiumerouB points of su poriorlty enjoyed by the imtrons of this road between Omiitia and ClilcaKO , are Its two tralni adny of DAV COACHCd , which are the nnost thnt human art and imconulty can create. Itt PALACE BLEKl'INO CA11S , which are model of comfort nnd oleganre. Its PAULO It DRAW ! N(1 ItODM OAHS , UDBiirpnesod by any , and Ita widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING CAUS tno equal nf which cannot be found clsowhoro At Council Dluffg the trains or tbo Union PaclHo llv. connnct In Union Depot with those or tliu Chicago it Northwestern Ity. In Chicago tlio trains of this line make close connection with those or all eastern line ! . For Detroit. Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincin nati , NlntrnrnFalls , BiitTHlo. I'itUbunr.Toronto , Montreal , Doslon , Nuw Vorlc , 1'hlladelphla , Baltimore , WaEhlnRton and all points in the cast , ask for a ticket vln tlio "NOHTHWESTERN. " If you wish the best accommodation. All ticket BRcnts Ecll tlfkets via this line. H. I1UOH1TT. B. P. WILSON , UonL Manager. ficnl. I'ass'r Agent Chicago , III. W. M. I1ABCOCK , L.U. IIOI.LES , Weitcrn Aftont. City I'nis'r Agent , Omaha , Nebraska. CHICAGO SHORT LINE - OF THE - Ctiicap , Milwaukee 6 Si Paul R' ' Tlie Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluff * to THE E.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun cil muffs Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapidt , Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford , Clinton , Dubuque , Da\ennort , Elgin , Madison , Jnncsville , neloit , Winona , La Croesc , And all other Important points Bast , Northeast and Southeast. ForthroUKb tickets call on tbo Ticket A > out at 1401 Fnrnam street , ( In 1'axton hotel ) , or at Union Pacific Dfpot. I'nilman Sleepers and the finest Dlnlnp Cars In the world aru run ou the main lines of tbe CHICAGO , MII/WAUKKB it ST. I'Aur. HAH. WAY , and every attention U paid to passengers by courteous employes of the company. 1C MILI.EU , General Manuicor. J , F. TUCKEII , AsslEtant OenerM Manager. A. V. It CAHITNTKU , General Pas enxer and Ticket A if ent , GKO. K. IlKAFroun , Amlsunt General I'as- icnpnr and Ticket Agent. J. T.OLAIIK , Qcnerul BuperloteoJou' Omaha Jobbers' Directory , Agricultural Imp/ements. \Miolf al I > r Urln Arrlcnltural Jinpleiiicnts , Wnpons , et and Untclr * . Jcnel Kr U bitwoou Vlb end lUlb.Oiunha , N b. Agricultural Implements , IVngoni'.rnrrliMiM , llugeli . tlte. , Wholmlr , Om-ba. ES , FJtlED cC CO. , Jobbers of Hnrtlwuro and Nnlla , Tiowatc , Ph t Iron , Kc. ! Aeotit for How * Hcnlaa , nnd Miami ronderCo.OmnhitNrh. PA RLIX , O H K\fO It F ( v MAltTIX Arlculinml Implements , ( TngontanO Hiicjlov ' .CMOI.lOj ndH)7 ) , Jonen it Artists' Material. "A. 'Jidsr'K JjTT Artists' Materials , Viuno- ? and Organs , 1113 loiipl i ptrert , Diuahn. Builders' Hardware and Scales. Buililei's'Ilurdwnro&Sc.i In Uepalr Shop Wechunlco'TooIs mill IhirTnlo Srnlui. KUJ UuuvUt ( L , > Omnlia , Neb. Coots and Shoes. lf JlAXD S'E WEI ) NHOE COMPANY , llnnufuctursmniul Wholesale Dealer ! In BootH and Shoes , Comi'lcte ftock of Itubhcr UomU ] way on liand MJ K. l31liBl.Omnhn , Neb. A. T. Auptln , AKIIU. ? r. r. MOJtsK < c co. .loblirrs of Joots ! and Shoes. 1111 Karnam tt. , Umiiha , Nob. Manufactory , Summer ftrei'i , Itoston. Z. T. L1XD8EX cC CO. Wholesale Riibbar 3)t4 an I Shoes Itiililior nnd oiloil CUitlilNK mi'l ' I'VIt Hoots and Shoc . Soutlii'ift I'orni'r Ilth nut ] lloupltw. Beer. M. KEATIXG , Ajft. for Anhcuscr-Viisli Brewini : ; Ass'n Rpcclnl lirundn. FnuslBuihrelscr nnd Krlnngcr. " STOHZ t ! JLEJt , Lnjjer JJcer lirowcrs , 1511 North llh Blrcet , Omnhn , Nob. Butchers' Tools. uifTfrELL Hntchers' Tools and Supplies , Sautngo Cueing * of all klniU nlwnynln atock. 1315 Coffee , Spices. Etc. CO. , Omaha Cofreo and Spice Mills. TMS.Gorrrca , Spleen , nuking I'owdpr. Fl'irorlne Bz- tracts. Laundrr Hlue , Ink , ICtc. HU-lGIJwcey Street , OaiHha , Neb. GATH $ , VOLK t > MILES , Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'sr Co. Coffee Roiwittr * nnd Splft ) Orlndon , Manufacturers of Baking Powder. Kh\orlne 15xtrncti.niulnK.Klo Try one t anc of o ir 1-tt packnuo Homo Ulend lloaetcd OiTeB. ( HOD HowHrd t. oraibn. N t. Cornice. EAGLE COltNICE WORKS , John Epcnctcr , Prop. Manufncturer of ( lalranlred Iron an ! Cornice. 938 Dodge und 103 and l'J& ' N , 10th at. . Oraaba , Neb. IlUEMl'lNG l > BOLTE , Mnnufactnrera of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Windows , Final * . MetallcSkyllnbtetc. 3108. 12t'.i ft. , UnmUa. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Speclit , Prop. GalTanlted Iron Cornices , etc. flppct' Improved Pat ent Metalio Skylight. aJ8 and 510 8.12th FUOmnlia. Carpets. OMAIIA CARFET CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Cnrtains , Oil Cloths , I.lnolcnnis , Mattlngi. Etc. 1511 Douglat street. S. A Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths , Mattlugi , Curtain Ooodi , Kto. IU3 I'arnaoi blrcet Omaha. Neb. Crockery and Notions. Agent for tbo Manufacturers and Importer * of Crockery , Glassware , Lampi , Chlmncyi , etc. Office , 317 South Utb IL Omaha , Neb. Commission and Storage. Commission and Jobbing1. Butter , EEttaand Produce. Conilgnmema solicited Ueadquartera for Stoneware , Hurry Holes and tirnpo liaskcu. lilt DodgeBtreot.Omaba. FEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fruits , Produce and ProTliloru. Omaha , Neb. W. E. MIDDKLL , Storage and Commission Merchant. Specialties nutter. Eggv ( 'liefse. Poultry. Game , Oysters , Bta , Kte. 112 Mouth I tin street. WIEDEMAN tti CO. , Prodnro Commission Merchants , Poultry , Uutter , Unrao. Kiulti , etc. 220 B. lltbit Oinnba , Neb , Coat antfLime. i , Pre . C. F.OOODMAN , V. P e § . J. A. HUNDEHLAND , gee. and Treas. OMAJJA COAL , COKE < K LIME COMPANY Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 909 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb. j. j. JOHNSON a ; co. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime And Shippers of Coal and Coke. Cement , Planter , IJruc , llalr , Fire nrlrk , Dmln , Tile and Sewer Pipe , Offlco , Paxtoa Butol. Varnam ( t. , Uinnha , Ntib Telephone nil. Confectionery. Manufacturing : Confectioners , Jobberi of Kmlti.NatB and ClgaiB. 1211 Firoam St , Omaha. Cigars and Tobacco. EYER C0.7 Jobbers of Cigfars , Tobacco , Qune and Ammunition , 915 to 923 B. 11th St. , 1020 to 1024 Farnam St. , Omaha. Neb. WEST < C FRITSCUER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wboleiale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccoi , Noi. 103 and HON. Mth strttt. Uiiaha. _ _ Dry Goods. M. E Dry Goods , Furiilshlnp ; Goods & Notions 1103 and 1104 Douglas , cor. Ilth St. , Omaha. Neb. Distillers. Distiller * of Liquors , Alcohol and Pplrits. Importers and Jobbers of Wlnesand Liquors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLED CO. and ILEll c CO. , Importers and Jobberc of Fine Wines and Mqnors. Holeraanufaeturersof Kennedy's Kast India Bit- ten and Domestic Liquors. 1112 Ilarney St. " " " " " Drain Tile , Etc. . . J.W.ninronn.8ec.4Tre s It. J. CAHBOH. V.Pres. and Bupt. T2IE UNION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO. , OKce 21S B. Hth St. , Omaha , Nob. Machinery and Supplies for Uanufac luring Cement Dram Tile. ELEVATORS. H.W HoaEita , D. B. Il\nitinit IVs. Esr Aiiunnf n 187V Vloo-I'rc-g OMAHA ELEVATOR anil GRAIN COMPANY , Jobbers nd Storcrs ol Grain. lilpmcuts of ( loalcrRsolldto imd stxtlifaction euiirnntcoil. Omliau Neb. furniture. DEirEY d Wbolesulc Dealers in Furniture. Knrnitn it. . Omaha. Neb. Omaha Jobbers' Directory. Groceries , Wholesale Groceries nnd Provision Kon. TOt.tOT. TOO and 7118.10th ft. Omaha. N b. _ McCORD , B.llADY .C CO. , Wholesale Grocers , 15tn and l TenwortlttOi > aria. Hardware , w. Hcnvy Himlwnre , Iron and Steel , SprlntiVnii > n Stork , llardniirii Lumber , ( to. 1M _ mul nil llnriify n. . oniahn. _ EDNEY .f GIBBON , Wholesale Iron and Steel , Wjpon iincl Curnigc Wood Block. HC TJ H nlw r * Klc. r.'l ? uiul lily l.tnTcnwonh t. , om hn , Neb. MILTON ROGERS C SONS , ' Stoves , llnnffps , Furnaces , Tllest , Mantlci , Ciratci , llrannoodii. 131 * nd 13X1 Karnm Mrect. Iron Works. Iron Works , WrousM anil Cant Iron RulMIng Work , Iron Plolra , llalllnit. Hc.itiu mil ( lnler , Pipum KnyltK * . HrsM .Work , UtucTuI ffuuudrjr , Muclnno ami Illacksmltli Work. OfficennJWorki.U. V. llr.Hiiditlii.licet. . K. It. .MC.MA.VIIH. ( ? . sr OMAHA H'JJtE iCIltOX WOltKS , MM mi fiic hirers of Wire nml Iron Kalllnps , Desk Hulls , Window ( iuiirdn. Klnwer Htnnil < , Wlro Hl nn , Kla 1IJN. lOlli. Orders by mill promptlr iittondedto. Lumbar. OMA1FA TUMIiER CO. , Uonlor. . All Kinds of fluildliiff Jfatcriiil nt Wholosp.le. 18th Street nnd Union 1'nclflo Track , Omnhn. JAW is intA Dealer in Luinher , Imtli , Lime , Sasli , Doora , Kto. Yard Oornor'th nml Douglns ) Corner I'thnnil ' Domini. CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lninbcr , PI4B. 14thstreetOniabnNeb. f.Colpctr.er , Mananer. C. N. DIETX , Lumber. 13th nnd California flrcctn , Omaha , Nab. FRED W. GRAY , Immber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc. Cor.Cth and Douglas sts. , Oinnhu.Nu' ) . IIOAGLAND , Lumber. T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , To Dealers Only. Office , 1403 Farnam street , Omaha. CHAS. Jt. LEE , Hardwood Lumber , Wood Cnrpets and Parqnet Flooring. 8th und Douglof Oninbn. " " JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. Imported and American Portland Cement. Pint * Agent forllllHuukco Jlydraullo Cemcut and Best yulncy WbltcLlmo. Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Uoyd , Bnpcrlntcrdont. Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE cC SONS , Live Stock Commission. _ Oeo. UntieManager Onion Stock Yitrdt , a. Omaha. Telephone 66 ? . SAVAGE .0 GREEN , Live Stock Commission Mcrcb0t'a , Shipments of any nnd all kinds of Stock ( elicited. Union Stock Yard * . Omaha , Neb. Millinery and Notions. Importers and Jobbcri of . , Millinery and Notions , ! ' v 1 1J13 and I5 Harnej Ht.-oet , Omaha , Neb. ' -i Notions. jT Tr tbJuNs'd io co t | Wholesale Dralcn In Notions and Furnishing Goods , 4OT and tta B. Tenth St. , Omaha. , | Overalls. CANFIELIt f tJfuT CTURING j COMPANY , Mannfacttircrs of Overalls , loans Panti , Bbtrti , Etc. 1102 and 1101 Dou > lu * Street , Uniahii , Neb. Paper Boxes J. L. WILK1E , Manufacturer of Taper Hoses , B.14tbSt. , Omnhn. Nobratku. Orders by raill | > Hotted and will reculTo prompt attention. Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Rook Maker * , And Book Hinders. lOt ) nnd 1M Koutu Fourteenth street. Omaha , Nob. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers In Type , Projsos nml Printers'Supplies , tat feouthTwelfthHtreet. Pun < pS. BROWNELL .0 CO. , Manufacturers and Deulcrn In Enplnes , Hollers fc ( lenoral Machinery Sheet fron work , Htoam Pump/ . Saw Mills , Acme Mhaftlnv , Dodxe Wood bpllt Pullays , Hcltlnir , etc , AlnoirnKon8Hcrai > crs , nd bale tics. I.TMiliLui- venworth st , Omuhu RECTOR < C WILHELKY CO. , AVholesalo Hardware. Western npents for Jefferson Step ) Nulls , Auitlq PowUtrt'u , I'ulrbankii Standard hcalcs. Comer 10th and Ilarnoy , Omaha. CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , Bteamand Water Supplies. Headquarters fur Unit FoastCo's Goods. fllUarpnm st..Oinahn.Neb. A. L. STRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines , Steam , Water , Hallway and Milling Supplies. Et * 830. V22and VU Farnam St. . Omaha. Neb. U. S , WIND ENGINE anil PUMP COMPANY. Dalladay Wind Mlliii ctcam and Wftter Puppllei , Plumbing Ooods , neltlnv. lloie. Blft nnd VX ) Far nam it.i Omaha. H. K. Kelton , Manager. Telepnona No. 210. Safes , Etc. I' . BOYER < f > CO. , Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Ilnrif'ar Froof Safss , Time Ixicks , Vault * and Jail Work. 10 J Furnauj street Omaha , Neb. G. ANDREEN , Omaha Safe Works. ' Vanufacturertof Fir * and narclirl'roof Ssfrs , Vault Doors , Jail Work.Hhutton nud Wire Work. Cor. IHh and Jaekion Hti. , Umnhu , Neb , Sash , Doors , Etc. M. A. DISBROW C CO. , Wholesale llanufaeturers of Sash , Doors , Winds and Moulding ! , nranch oiflce.mli and litrd sts..OninlSy . BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Mould'JiES.ftatr Work and Interior Hard Wood Hlnlih Jusloueueil , N. K. cor. ( ih and Omnba , Neb.
