Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; THURSDAY MARCH 24 , 1887.
WHEAT STARTS IIP AGAIN ,
The Oalifoinift Crop Keported Bad and Prices
Qo Higher.
OTHER BULL NEWS RECEIVED.
The Provision 1'lt Mvely , With Lnril
mill Short Jlltm IiCiulliiK Corn
AilvnricpH n Ijlttlc Gen
eral Quotations.
CHICAGO i ; MAHKI T.
CnirAno , Mnrcli IS ) . iHpc'dal Tcleuram to
tlio UKK. ] Tlic lirst navancn In wheat was
worked In tills maikct by Ciillforniacrop
news. That was nt tlm tlnio the coast bad
bad no ruin nt all lor about sixty days , and
when It had Lic nii to bu thought that every
thing was tniliiK dried up out there. On that
scare \\hcat for May was 5c above present
prices. Hut there came a little wetting down
and California crops \\cio altogether forcot-
ten , nnd tlm wheat markets weto run on alto
gether another Issue. Now the California
crop N being talked up again. May wheat
was advanced at the opening to-dtiy on a 10-
vlval ol bail weather talk. The cable was a
little bullish. May opened at bl c. The
clearances at New Yoric to-day wern over
100,000 bushels , and the export huslness done
there yesterday ( forty-two boat loads , accord-
liiC to most icnorts ) , was quite large cnuuuh to
cncouiago the trade hero to believe that cash
wheat business between hero and Kuropc on
n large basis had been resinned. The clique
brokets were sticking close to the wheat pit ,
nnd at the moment wnen 8l4 81-Vc was
touched they wcro bidders. There was an
Idea prevalent on the lloor to-day that yes
terday's low liiiirc bOKc will bo the low
point for some time. The provision pit Is
being enlivened by operations In lard and
ribs. Hogs at the jards wcro fewer and
higher , anil May short ribs as a ronbciiuenco
verofctarteu elf at S8.15. Lard was strong.
7n corn the price was moved up
to 40c for May on a little
covering by some of the shorts. The big
shortsIteam antlJ ones did not make any
, open effort to buy In their corn. If they had.
tnrro would haubeen quite n ruahlng up of
firices ; but still the crowd knows that there
Is a big short Interest out , and the receipts
are somewhat smaller than the extravagant
bears predicted. Hut while the receipts may
bo : t little smaller than the shorts had hoped.
( hero aru still over 0,000,000 bushels ot corn In
store here , with a great lot of eountr > corn
certain to nnlve In the next sixty days. May
corn a year ape was US c , with the receipts
not much bigger and with the stock In stoio
not nuicli more than half the present one.
The grain markets on the afternoon board
were dull but steady. Lard and short ribs
were weak and Uc lower on lard nnd "Ko
on short libs. Wheat for May sold
. . . * , , Bl vi * HUJ , t-JV flVi 1UI U Ull
bO ) < c for July. Corn for Mav sold atU'J
@ : iU5fc , June at 40 } < J-IO. ? < e. July at 415/e ,
closing with 41KC. Oats for May sold at 28 %
'Me , June atSOc.Moss pork tor Mav and June
"
old at 821. Lord for Mav sold "at 7.i74 : < a
7.42K , Junn at i57.4 Q7.47 > , closing at thi ;
inside. Short ribs lor May sold at 87.b7J $ @
7.07K. Jnno at SIMXQiS.WM , closing at tin
inside.
CHICAGO L1VI2 8'IOCK.
CHICAGO , March a ) . [ Special Telegram tc
the Ur.K.J CATTI.K. To-day's receipts were
very light of cattl * and hogs. For the week
thus far thcro Is an Increase of only nKW cat
tie , and 2,000 decrease In hogs. Tlie hoa
maiket rallied to-day and prices for good
lions were fully as hluh as ono week ago ,
Cattle continued light. The receipts cave
valcsmcn moro confidence and they began bj
asKlng considerably Higher prices. The do-
irmnd was good but buyers wcro very reluc
tant to pay prices , and some of the moro I in
portant eastern shippers stood olT , saying
they would take tliolr chances of buying
lower later In the week. There were some few
very early sales of $5.30@5,40 cattle at hlgliei
prices , and the S4.2. ' > @ 4.85 cattle sold reudilj
at Just as high prices as. last Wednesday
which was the hl h day of the season. Afto :
10 o'clock there was loss snap In the trade
mi while light and medium cattle wen
about all sold before that at lOc advance then
were seine late arrivals and then
wcro some 1450 to ICOO ib cattle
tlo which could not be sold so well
In fact there were some big cattle for whicl
buyers would bid no higher than on Monday
At 8 o'clock there wcio numerous droves o
rattle , mainly of good quality and heav
weights , which could not bo sold within 10 ( <
15cof the opening price * . Buyers were tig
vring on excessive receipts to-morrow am
the market "closed weak. Shipping steers
law to 1500 Ibs , 5.00 ( < Z5.40 ; i'-JOty to ltt !
Ibs , S4.MX < 15.00 ; 950 to 1'JOO Ibs , 84.00@4.4t
htookers mid feeders , S2.DO@4.40 ; cows , bull
and mixed , S2.ffi@I.OO ; bulk , S'iOO(43.l5
Jloos Trade was active and prices a bl
5c higher at the opening , but rather easier a
the close. A few fancy heavy sold at S5.90i (
0.00 ; the bulk of the best packing sorts a
'SS ' fKttf.S'i , and common at So.45 < S5.Uj. Llgli
vorts sold at S5.lSS5.80.
FI.NANC1AU
NEW YOIIK , March 23. [ Special Tolograi
to tlio BKK.J STOCKS. The stock mark )
was quiet again tcnlay , openlngratherstron
but dull , at about steady prices. Londo
bought some St. 1'aul and Heading , and con
mission houses were disposed to be bulllsl
but did littlo. Northwestern was stroni
lioth common and preferred stock , and wr
bid up by room traders , as was Omaha ala <
The story gained ground yesterday on theai
vance In Lixckawanna ttiat S. V. Whlto wi
abu > er because of the anticipated favorab
showing which the March quniterls oxpecte
to make. Ills friends maintain , howeve
that while ho Is a lirm believer In Lackawami
property , ho Is not buying any further line
and Intimate that tlio report was circulated I
help the shorts in covering. Washlngtc
dispatches said J udgo Cooley would bo electc
president ot the Inter-state coinmlssloi
Kallroad men generally expressed satlsfa
tlon with the commissioners appointed , wll
the possible exception ot Morrison , who
* thought to bo antagonistic to railroad Intt
csts. The earnings of the Kast Tennessi
tor the second week of March Increasi
18,595 , nnd for the third week Mllwauke
Lake Shore & Western earnings were 55,7J
an increase of 324,223. Cotton seed oil cc
tiilcatcs wcro quiet at about steady price
lilchmond Terminal was finite active and so
up a little early , but by noon had worm
back to about the opening figures. The sal
to Ui o'clock wore CO.GOO shares. During tl
afternoon the market was , If possible , dull
than over. The day throughout was devo
of Interest and business was very 1 IK lit , Uj
Krcsatlng 105,313 shares.
( lovKiiNMEXTS Government bonds we
dull but steady to lirm.
YESTEliDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
V. 8.C's 100XIC. &N. W 117
U. s. 4'scoupon. 127H do preferred.,147
U. S. 4X'scoup..lOiW.N. ; Y. 0 Ill
racltietPsot'W..1SOHO. It. Jfc N W
Canada South'n. . 57&O. T. St
Central 1'uclHo. . 87H 1'aclllcMall 54
Chlc8KO&Alton.l44 I' . , I ) . &K 84
do preferred..HJO Pullman Pal.Car.l5fl
p. , H. * 0. 188W HcajlInK 80
! > . , L. & W lS45f'Kock ' Island. . . .123
D.1U5 2'St. L. &S. F. ! . ! SJ
Krlo. . 33 % do preferred. . . . 07
do preferred. . . . TJ 0. , M. & Bt P. . . .
Illinois Central..129 do preferred..12) )
r\ , K. & W ' - ' JJfSt P. & 0 4V
! { J. ' , , . . 314 | do preferied..UC
Lake Shore W Texas Pnciiic. . . . 2s
AN. 04 Unionraciiio. . . . 51
Michigan Ccufl. . R ? f W. . St. LA I' . . . . 11
Wo , Pacllic 100 do preferred. . K
No. I'acillc W. U. Telegraph 7J
do preferred. . . .
MONEY ON CALL Easy at 2 co t
cent , last loan 8K per cent ; closed ottered
8 per cent.
1'iiiMR MKKCANTILK PAPEH oXJiC t
cent.
STKIIMNO KXCHANOK. Fairly active a
firm at S4.S1K tor blxtj- day bills , S4.tCX I
Demand.
Clilcnu'o. March 23. Following quota-
tlons are tins 3:30 : closing ligures :
Flour Nomlnallv unchanged ; winter
wheat Hour , 84.2.1.80 : southern. 84.10
fS4.0 ; Wisconsin. S4.0fyi.30 : Michigan soil
snrlni ; wheat , SU.70it4. " > o : Minnesota bakers.
S3.7004.SO ! patent ! ' , g4.M84.tw ; low grades ,
81.t v < a. 5sr > o flour , qniet at 83.83(33.40 ( ; In
Barks and barrels , 83 ( < ji.70. :
Wheat Moderately active ; opened h@\c
higher for May nnd closed same as yester-
dacash ; , 75c ; May , Sl.Vc ; June , fcO Q
tolc. .
Corn Firmer : opened at yesterday's figures
anil closed kjfiVc above yesterday ; cash ,
3iXc ; May , : ? j tt-lfic ; June , 40 < < jc. *
O.its Qiiotably Urm and averaged silently
better ; cash. 2IC : May , 23 13-lGc ; June , 2Uc.
Itye-Qulntatr.lXc.
Barley- Steady at 501 , c.
Timothy Scod Prime , 81.73.
Flax Secd-Sl.O * .
Wlilskv St.is.
Pork Dull early hut artlve later , rinsing
2.Va > c higher ; cash , $20.00 ; May and June ,
liaril Mnilcrately active and about steady ;
cash , S7.iO ; Mav , S7.i7K : ! June , S7.4"Kc.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , Sb.dOCdC.'U ; short
clear. 8S.aortZS.2.j ; short ribs , 87.76.
Butter Fairly active ; creamery , 24 > f@30c ;
dairy , 17@27c.
Cheese Firm ; full orram cheddar , 12' ' @
12 ilat ' . ' Americas 13'i '
jp ; , liifji''J e ; Voting ,
Kirns Lower'at llUffilSo.
Tallow UncliaiiKed : No. 1 country , solid ,
8Kc ; No. 2.34'c ; cake , 4e.
Hides Unchanged ; Green , Cc ; heavy
green salted , 7c ; salted bull , Cc ; gieen
salted ralf. c ; dry salted hides , lOc ; Ury
Hint , 1''Qiac ; deacons , 40u each.
Heceli ) ! * . Shipment ? .
Flour , bbls 89,000 1(1.000 (
Wheat , bn G'J.OOO I'.OOO ' '
Corn , bu ab'J,0)0 ( ) 111,000
( Jats , bu 220,000 5'J.OOO
H > i' , bu 3.00U none
Ilailey , bu BS.OOO 10,000
St. l.ouK March 2.T. Wln-at-Diill but
Rteatlj ; No. 8 led , cash , 7'J ) c ; May and June ,
7lJ ) < c.
Corn Firm ; cash , ! i.4""kc ( ! ; Mav , 3J c.
Oats Firm ; cash , 25 ( < J23Xc ; Alay , ' 8)i@
.
Kjo Unchanged.
I'ork Quiet ; new , S10.CO.
1-ard Nominally tit 87.20.
Whisky-Steady at S1.13.
Mutter Steady ; creamery , 24@30c ; dairy ,
IS'd'i'jc. '
Afternoon board Wheat Kaslcr and } @
Kc lower. Corn Kasler and Vc lower. Oats
Steady and unchanged.
Kaunas City. March 23. Wheat Stcadv ;
No. a red , cash , CiiJ c bid ; Apill , C'JKc bid ;
May , 71 < c bid , 72 e asked.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2. cash , 31B'c bid , 3
asked ; April , 3i ; < c bid , 33'tfc ' asked ; May ,
32J/c bid. S3c asked.
Oats No quotations.
Now Orleans , Maich 23. Corn Firm ;
white held at Me.
On Is Kaslcr.
Cornmeal Dull and lower at S2.15@2.20.
llojr Products Dull and lower ; poik ,
817.00 ; lard , rehned tierce , 87.00.
J5ulk Meats Shoulders , 80.00 ; lone clear
and clear rib , 88.00.
Liverpool , Maich 23. Wheat-Steady ;
demand fair ; holders offer moderately.
Corn Steady ; unchanged.
New York. March 23.- Wheat lie-
coipts , 300 ; exports , 118,000 ; spot M ( Xc
higher ; options opened , @J c higher , but
towards the close weakened , declined & ( < $
? -c , closing heavy ; ungraded red , b7a ( lic } ;
No. 3 red , b Ji/n ; No. 1 red. 93 > e ; No. 2 ,
red , Hike In elevator , 01 ? 01Kc , f. o. b. ;
April closing at Ulc.
Corn Uecelpis , 79.000 ; exports , 07,000 ;
spot M@ > ' c higher ; options opened Jtf@ c
hlL'her.and closed weak with advance paiilally
lost ; ungraded. 48 @Mc ) ; No 2 , 48'ssc in
elevator , 49 fc delivered : old No. 2 , 50c In
elevator , OlJi'c delivered ; May closed at
.
Oats Hccclpts , 4,000 ; exports , 510 ; n shade
lower ; mixed western , 35@37c ; white west
ern , 38s42c. (
Patroloum Steady ; United closed at C3c
Pork Firm and quiet ; mess , quoted at
817.25(317.75 ( for old ; S10.00 for now.
Laid Opened lirm , butclosud 2@'J points
lower and dull ; western steam , spot , 57.5"j@
7.fi7K.
Uutter Quiet and weak ; western , 12 ®
30c.
30c.Cheese
Cheese Firm and in fair demand.
In Urm and fair demand ; western ,
Milwaukee , March 23. Wheat Quiet :
cash. 7G c ; May , TU&c.
Corn-Steady : No. a , 30J/e.
Oats-Dull ; No. 2 white , 31c.
Rye-Firm ; No. 1. 55Kc.
Barley-Steady ; No. a , Sl c.
Provisions Quiet ; pork , repacked , cash ,
810.50.
Cincinnati. March 23. Wheat Wenter ;
No. 2 red. b2c ,
Corn In fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , 39(0 (
.
o.its Active and firmer ; No. 3 mixed ,
Ityo Stronger ; No. 2 , Clc.
Pork Dull and nominal at 817.50.
1 , aid In good demand at 87.25.
Whisky Active and lirm at C1.13.
. , ,
70c ; June , 77c ; No. 2 northern , cash , 72J
Mav , 74c.
Flour Quiet ; patents , 84.25@4.40 ; bakois
. . .
Receipts Wheat , 85,000 bu. ; flour , 12 ,
bbls.-
hhlpmflnts Wheat , 09,500 bu. ; flour
30,000 bbls.
lilVG STOCK.
Chicago , March 23. Tha Drovers' Jour
nal louortK a.s follows :
Cattle Receipt * , 5,000 ; opened lOc hlghc
but closed weak ; shipping steers , 84.000
5.40 ; stockers and tpeders , 82.DO@4.40 ; cow1 ! '
bulls and mixed , 8 2.25@4.00 ; bulk , 8-.90 ( <
Hogs Receipts. 13,000 ; fie higher but clos
Ing easy ; rough and mixed , 5.25 < ! lft.bO
packing and shipping , 85.75&G.OO ; light
85.005.75 : skips , 53.705 4.W.
Sheeo Uecelpts , 0,000 ; brisk and a shad
stronger : natives , S3.00@4.05 ; western , 84.0
@ 4.70 ; Texans , 82.50@4.10 ; lambs , 84.50 ( <
5.50.
5.50.Natloncl
Natloncl Stock Yard * , East HI
Ijoula , III. , March 23. Cattle Keceipt ;
1,200 ; shipments , none ; market active an
stronger : choice heavy native steers , S4.t
(95.8H ( ; fair to good shipping steers , S4.1
© 1.7.5 ; butchersrsteers , 83.70@4.40 ; feedeif
fair to good , 84.10 ® l.l 3 ; stockers , fair t
good. 82.2.X33.80.
Hogs Kticeipts , 5,100 ; shipments , none
market was slow ; choice heavy and butcher :
selections , 85.70@5.l)5 ) ; packing , fair to goot
85.50 5.05 ; Yorkers , medium to prime , 85.S
W5.M ; pigs , common to good , S4.70@5.15.
KanianCitjr.March 23. Cattle Kecolpti
2 , : > 00 ; shipments , 1,500 : market strong ; cow
r > @ 10c blu'lier ; feeding steers firm ; commo
to choice , 83.00C < N.85 ; stockers , 8-.CO@3.2 ! !
feeding steers. S8.35Q4.00 ; cows , 82.25(33.0 (
llocs Receipts , 5,500 ; shipments , 2,10 (
choice heavy 510c higher ; common an
mixed , steady : pigs , slow and 5aiOc lowci
common to choice , 85.OOCg5.70 ; skips an
pigs , 83.50Q4.00.
OMAHA LIVE 8TOCK.
Wednesday , March 23.
: Cattle.
The receipts of cattle weio liberal to-da ;
1 though not as heavy as yesterday by 2i
head. The market opened active and at a
advenco of about lOc over yesterday's marke
When the later dispatches were receive
from Chicago , Klvlng an unfavorable repo
of the market there , the market eased o
here and closed weak. One choice bunt
reached 54.80.
Hog * .
The receipts to-day were iho heaviest tin
far this week. The market was stiongi
than yesterday although the range ol pric <
was no higher , The medium grades so.
near to tholicavy hogs. There was a go <
demand and the pens wcro cleared early.
Sheep.
The receipts were very liberal but the
was only ono small bunch reported sold.
Ilerelpts.
Cattle. .1,1' '
iiojjs. . yi1
* # * * * * * % ,
Sheep C
Provalllnic Prices.
Showlug the prevailing prices paid for Ih
slock on this market :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 lb3..84.50(3J.t ( > 0
Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Ibs. . . 4.3.XcH55
Fat little sleer U50 to 1100 Ibs. , . . 4.00MI.45
( iood to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 3.00iU3.5'J
Falrto medium cows S.OOC42.75
Uood to choice bulls . 2.50(33.23 (
Light and medium hem 6.SOC45.45
Uood to choic * Ueavr nogs 5,45(36.55 (
( Jood to choice mixed hogs. . . . . 5.30S'i. 10
Choice sheep , W to 120 Ibs 3.bOil.20 (
HeprcscntntiTO Sales.
Ilnngc of Prices.
Showing the higlwst and lowest prices
paid for loads of hoes on this market during
the past seven days and tor the same time
last month nnd a vcar ago.
Fob. 1M7. March 18M. Mill-oil 1887.
17th 4.00 ffM.40 5.40 © . 'i.75 11.73 O-.80 !
18th MK ) dVi.'M 52 > Wt.'M 3.71 fO'LOJ
I'.lth 5 ( HI ® - > .3a 5. * ) © 5.5R : i.7U av\.r \ A
Mill Sil nduy Sumlny
31st 6.0) ) 6i."i.io ! C.20 ® V < ri Sunduy
22(1 r > .io rfr.40 6.30 ( Mr,1 , n.w
23d ,1.15 5.2 , ' ) ® r..ri
Shipments.
Showing the number of cattle , hogs and
sheep shipped Irom the yards duilng the day.
CATTLK.
No. cars. Rt. Dest.
12 . N.W. . Chicago
30 . Mil . Chicago
AllsMosof stock in thU market arc niado
percwt. live wolitht unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at } c per Ib. for all weights.
"Skins " loss than 100 lt .
, or hogs weighing > s.
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 llw.
and stags SO Ibs. by the public inspector.
Notes.
Hogsstiongcr.
Few sheep sold.
No hogs left over.
Liberal receipts of hogs.
Cattle opened strongci , closed weak.
O. F. Tuttle , Frith , Neb. , was in and sold
cattle.
Oliver C.reeno , Admah , was in and sold a
load of cattle.
John Sandburg , .Oakland , was In ami sold
a load of cattle.
W. E. Smith , Chapmans , was in and sold
live loads of cattle.
Swltt & Co. bought eleven loads of cattle
on to-day's market.
Leo Egghoefor , was In ana sold two loads
of stock trnm IMuoHlll.
G. II. Hammond & Co. bought 280 corn fee
steers on to-day's market
Smdres & Co.'s drove of 002 hogs averaget
260 Ibs and cost 85.37.
Ab Waggoner is here from Omaha for i
few days. Drovers' Journal.
P. R. Peterson , Westerille , was here ant
marketed two loads of cattlo.
A. B. .Wilson. Logan , la. , was In urn
marketed two loads of cattle.
Mr. Ticknor , Ueatrlce , was In with fou
loads of cattle for Ticknor & Howard.
Mr. Meyer , buyer for Isaac Walxel , o
Chicago , was buying cattle to-day.
AxiKiist Anderson. Oakland , came In will
a load of cattle which sold on the umrkPt.
Emll Ingeuerson , oC Chicago , arrived her
to-day and will buy cattlu for S\\ift & Co.
Mr. Wilson , of Wilson , Rlcho & Co.
Uhsbcs , was in and sold two loads of cattle
The Anglo-American Packing compin1
bought 2.1&4 hogs , on to-day's market , tha
aveiaged 280 Ibs and cost S5.i7J : .
Mr. CumliiL's , Tnlnmce , was In with tw <
loads of cattle , ono load topped the market
Pete Burlette , a well known cltl/.cn of th
same place , was in with him.
A. Shroeder , Admah , Neb. , was In to-da
and sold three loads of cattle. Ho will rave
stock sale at his place on. Monday. Amoni
his stock Is a buflalo cow that weighs eve
2,000 Ibs.
OMAUA WHOLESALE MARKET ;
Wednesday , March 23.
General Produce.
Tlicfollowtnfi price * arc for round lots o.
prociiicc(8 ( sold on the nun Act tnuiti'lit
quotations on fruits represent the prices a
which ( tutshle orders are lilted.
HUTTKII An occasional paekaco of fane
butter sells at better pi Ices than those quote *
below : Cholcftcountry , 10 < 317c ; fair to goo (
1214c ( ; cninon , 5@lOc.
Ed ( is The receipts are liberal and th
market steady at lOc.
DiiBBsno POULTRY The warm weather 1
lessening the demand somewhat for dressci
poultry and at the same time Is Inci easing th
demand for live poultiy. Dressed chicken
are selling mostly at lOc with an occasion ;
sale of extra stock ata llttlu more. Turkey
and ducks have been selling at about th
same price as chickens. A few small , fa
turkeys have sold at lie.
LIVE POULTHY Choice chickens sold a
83.50 to-day.
GAMK Ducks are becoming quite plent
and are selling fairly well. There are also
good many geese coming In. There art *
treed many brants on the market and the
are very slow sale. Mallardducks , per dozei
82.00(32.75 ; teal , per do en , 81.502.0C
mixed , per dozen. 82.00 ; geese , per dozer
83.00 ; brants , per dozen , 8'J.OO@2.50.
POTATOES The receipts of potatoes hav
been heavier during the past few days. Th
market Is fairly active and the stocks movln
freely. There are a few Colorado and Sa
Lake potatoes on the market. 'There- are als
a few sweet potatoes In. Home growi
60@65c ; Colorado , Rose , per bu. , Sl.OSQl.K
Snowttake , per bu. , Sl.OiQl.lO ; Salt Laki
81.00 ; sweet , per Ib. , S c ,
CAUUAOE There is a very fair demand fc
cabbage and It continues to arrive In liber ;
quantities , The supply of Colorado stock o
tne tnarkol has been exhausted. Callfornh
per Ib , So.
CHEESK Full cream cheddars , single , 14c
full cream flats , twins , 14c ; Young Amer
cas , 14 > f@14Kc ; fancy SNYISS , lG@17c ; Swli
mported , 25o ; Llmburger , We : brick , 15@16 <
Ari'LES The receipts are increasing an
the market Is weaker. Choice stock Is arrr
Ing from MUsourl and selling Wf II , Fane
Is urlnelne S5.00 and good to choice 84.MX
4.75. Poor and Inferior stock Is belling a
the wav from 83.50 up , according to quallf
OLD VF.QKTAiii.Ks-The supplyon the ma
ket is not large but the demand Is light an
stocks movlngslowly. Onions , choice stool
per bbl.84.00 < S4.50. Beets , carrots , turnip
etc. , pcrbbl. 81.75 ( < t2.00 ; California , 82.001
SJ.23 ; horseradish roots , per Ib. , 7c.
GIIKEX VuoETAiuEb There has bee
very little of what might bo called good stoc
on the market for the past faw da ; s. Tl
spinach Is not very eood and Is slow sail
California asparagus has put In an appoa
ance but lies been held most too high to st
readily. Homo grown celery Is very poi
? .nd scarce. Spinach , per bbl , , 82.oo@j.fii
top onions , per dozen bunches , 30 : i5. .
celery , horn * grown , per dozen , 35(345 (
California celery , per. dozen , 00c@81.0
cauliflower , per dozen , - ; radishes , p
dozen bunches , 25Q30c.
. The supply -oiJ trio market Is
liberal but not large. Stocks are moving a
little slow as the weather Is wnun enough to
create nnvcreat demand. M sslna , fancy ,
per box , S5.OOoi5.fX > .
OIIAXOES The orange traJ lsbrlKhton-
Ing up and the market is lirm. The uncer
tainty as to the result of the now law which
will go Into fifed on thu tlrst of the month ,
has caused dealers tn antltlpatn their wants
to seine extent. California , Riverside , per
box , si.75' : < 4.00Californla ; , l.os Angeles per
box , 8'-.7.y33.0o : Xavols 80.00 ; Mediter
ranean sweets , S3.75W4.00. i
Si IIA wiiKiininsFlorida straw borrlns have
put In an appearance hut In limited quanti
ties thus tar. The stock was NL-ry fair and
was < nld at 40fil50c per box.
OYMTKIW Mediums. 20c ; , Ktandard , 2C < ; ;
selects , 2bo ; extra selects , 3 : } ; N. Y. counts ,
8c.
8c.UIAXS : Infei lor stoclt.75rtS1.00 ; K oed clean
ountrv , ? t.OJitl.2.j ; mi-dtuin , h.iml plckiul ,
Sl.40ufl.50 ; hand nicked , naw , S1.50 l.i .
I'novHioN's Ham. rJ Wliic : breakfast
bacon , rlt ) . 9J/c : break fast baeun , plain , 104o ? ;
drysalt sides , SKQsjfc ; dried beof. regular ,
lie ; dried beef , hum pieces , 14c ; lard , 60-lb
cans , bo : 20-lb cant. Fairbanks , b' ' 'c ; 10-lb
cans , Fairbanks , sue ; 5-lb cans , Fairbanks
Ve ; 3-lbcans. Fairbanks , bi c. .
HANANAS Largebunchcs , per bunch , S2. 50
( ft 3.50.
NUTS Afcw black walnuts are coming In
from the country and aio slow sale at 75c per
bushel. Thu following are the wholesale
prices at which 01 ders from the outsldo are
tilled : Almonds , 20c : pecans , largo polished ,
14c ; lilbert" . 14cUia7lls ; , UcwalnntsNaples ;
SOo : walnuts , Chill , Uc ; peanuts , H. P. Vir
ginia , 8c.
FI.OUR AND Miu.sTUi'Fs Winter wheat
Hour , best quality patent , fc2.75 ; second ntul-
Itv , S'J.0002,50 ; best iiuallty spring wlieat
Hour , patent. S2.40@2.UO ; bran , 70c percwt ;
chopped feed , 75c per cwt ; white corn meal ,
We ; yellow corn , meal , bOia'.Kte per cwt ;
scrcenlnir , 60 750 per cwt ; hominy , 81.50 ;
shorts , 70c percwt ; graham , 81.75 ; hay. In
bales 87.00 per ton.
( iiiAix Corn , 27c ; wheat , No. 2 , 57c ; oats ,
25c ; rye. 45c. _
Grocor'q Jiiit.
Picici.ns Medium. In bbls. SS.OO ; do , In
half bbls , 84.50 ; sm.ill. In bbls , 89.00 ; do , In
halt bbls. S' .oo ; gherkins , In bbls , 810.00 ; do ,
In halt bbls , S5..10.
buuAii-liranulated , G(36'c , ( ' ; conf. A , 5
@i5c ; white extra C , 5UTrf5 < i' ; extra C , 5'rt'C ' '
6 , c : yellow C , 4t , ! { @ ; < c : cut loal ,
powdered , 05 < n(0j < c.
COFKEKS Ordinary grades , 14J4'@i5Vcfalr
15'41 ' c ; prime , 10 } c ; choice , I0@io > 4c ;
fancy green and yellow. 10@17c : old eov-
ernmcnt Java , 200200 ; interior .iava , lf > ( A
20c ; Mocha , 22(3240. ( ; Arhucklo's roasted
llijic ; McLaughlln's XXXX roasted , 19c ;
Dilwoith's. Ifljtfc : Red Cross , lu c.
CANNED Uoon.s-Oy.stcrs.standard , per case ,
S3.15Ci3.25 ; strawberries , 21b. per case. S .aO ;
raspberries. 2 ib , per case , 82.2.1 ; oCallfornla
pears , per case , 84.50 ; apricots , per ca.sj ,
84.00 ; peaches , Pt" case , 85.UO ; white cher
ries , per case , 80.00 ; p.ums , per case , 8'3.0 > ;
blueberries percase , Sl.to ; e g plums. 2 Ib ,
per case. 82.50 ; pineapple * , a id , per case
$3.20@5.75 ; l Ib nihMcerel. per doz , 81.40 ;
1 ID salmon , per do/ , 81.50(41.5" ; a ID , goose
berries percase , 81.75 ; 2 Ib string Doans. per
case , l. i5 ; " Ib lima beans , per case , 81.00 ;
2 Ib marrow fat peas , per case , 82.50S2002 ( ; Ib
early June peas , per caso. 8 .75 : 3 Ib toma
toes. 2.5)2.fiO:2 ) Ib.corn 82.40(22. ( % .
MAICIIF.S Percaddle. sio ; square cases ,
81.70 : mule square. 81.2U.
SYRUP No. 70 , 4-gallon krgs , S1.30@1.25 ;
New Orleans per gallon 3b@40c ; maple syrup ,
half bbls. "old time. " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal
lon cans , ner doz , 810.00 ; hall gallon cans ,
per doz. 85.50 ; quart cans , S3.w. !
CANDY Mixed. bK < KHc : Ick , 8K@9 c ,
CRACKEHS ( Jarneau's soda , butter and
picnic. 5 > $ c : crc-ams,8i o ; ginger snaps , 8 > $ c ;
citv soda. 7 . , . ,
bTAiicn Mirror gluss. l Ib , Cc ; mlrroi
gloss , 3 Ib. 5Jfe : mirror ulo.ss , Olb , O c ;
Graves corn , 1 lb,6J < c ; Klngsfonl's corn , I ID ,
7c ; Kincsford's gloss , 1 Ib , 7a : Klngsford's
closs , 0 Ib. 7fo ; Klnnsford's , pure , lib. 'iKc
Kinesford's pure , 3 Ib , 5Js'c ; Klngsfordf
bulk , 4c. ' *
SoA.i-3 Kirk's savon Imperial , S2.70 :
Klrk-s satinet. 33.00 ; Kirk H Standard , S3.05 :
Kirk's white Russian. 84.00 ; ' Kirk's white
cap , 80.50 ; dome , S3.85 ; wasliboaid , 83.10 ;
white cloud. 83.75.
General MarKeti.
"VARNISHES UauoK'periJalion ; i-urnl
ture , extra , 51.10 ; furniture. No. 1. 81.00 ;
coach extra , 81.4' ) ; coach , No , l , 81.20 ; Da
mar , extra , 11.75 ; Japan , 70c ; asphaltum
extra 85c : shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil llnlsh
iiEAVY llARnwARn Iron , rate 83. so
sawed dry , 81.50 ; tongues , cacn. 80c : axels
each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib. Cla71o ( ; col
chain , per Ib. oxrai" * ; malleable. ( tfc ; 1101
wedges , 6e ; crowhars , 60 ; harrow teeth , 4 , ' < c
spring stcol , 7@Uc ; Uurden's horseshoes
84.75 ; Burden's mute shoes. S5.75. Barhoc
wl In car lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails
rates , 10 to 50 , UO : steel nails. 82.1U
Shot,81.35 ; buckshot , 81.00 ; Ha/nil powder
tegs , 85.00 ; do. half kegs , 82. ' ? ; do. quarto
kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kegs , 82.UK fuse , peril
feet.CTxs. Lead bar. sn
DRY PAiNT -Whlie lead , .c ; French/luc
12c ; Paris whltliifr. 2Wc ; whiting , cilders
2Jfc ; whiting , com1 ! , IMC ; lampbiaelr , Ger
inanstown , 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , be
Prussian bluo,55cultramarine ; , Ifc ; vandys-
brown , 8e ; umber , burnt. 4c ; umDer. raw , 4e
sienna , burnt , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4c ; Pan
green , genulno. toe. Paris green , com
mon , 22c ; chrome green. N. y. . 20c
vermlllion American. l c : inoiai
raw and burnt umber , l tt cans , i'Jc ; raw am
burnt sienna. 12c : Vandyke brown , 13c ; n
lined lampblack I2o : coach black and Ivor
black , lOc ; drop black. ICc ; Prussian blue
40c : ultramarine black. 13c ; chroma creon.L.
M. & D. . lOc ; blind and shutter green , L. . M
& D. , lOc : Pans green , ISc ; Indian red , 15o
Venetian red , 9c ; Tuscan , S2c ; Ameiica ;
vermlllion , L. * D. , SOc : yellow ochre. 2e ; L
M. & O. D. . 18o : good ochro. lOc : oaten
dn or , So ; graining color , light oatc , dark oak
walnut , chestnut and sh. 12c.
DHUOSAND tjiiEMioAi.B. Ac fl carbolic
O-'c ; acid tartaric , 52c ; balsam copaiba , pe
n > , fiOc : bark sassafras , per ft , lOejcalome
per ft , 78c , phlnchonldla , per oz , 40c ; chlon
form , per ft48c , ; Dover's powders , per tt
* 1.25epsom ; falls. , per ft , 8 } c ; glyceilm
pure , per Ib , 3yc ; lead , acotato. per tt. 2lc
oil , castor , No. 1. per gat. , 81.50 ; oil castoi
No. 2pergaL , 81-40 ; oil olive , per gal. , 81.40
oil oriiranninn , 60c ; opium , f'i.iiO ; qulnlm
P. A W. and R. &S , , per oz. 7. > c ; potasslui
Iodide , per ft , 3'.50 ; sallcln. per oz. 40c ; stil
tihatomorplilno. per oz. $ < .I5 ; sulphur , PC
tt.4o ; strychnine , neroz. Sl. > .
I'AINTS IN OIL White lead. OraaharP P
0' ' < ro ; white lead St. Lonls , pure , OKo ; Mai
seilles , green. 1 Ib cans , 2c : Kioncnzim
eroen seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal. Uc
French zinc. In varnish asst. 20c ; fcnc
zlnc,75c : vermllllon. Kngllsh. In oil , 75c
red , lOc : rose pink , I4c ; Venetian red , Cool
son's , 2fo ; Venetian red , American. iKc
red lead , 7Kc ; phrome yellow , genuine , 2i'e '
chrome yellow , K , l'-c ; ochre , rochello. 3c
ochre , French , 2fc } ; ochre , AmoriPar
IXc ; Winter's mineral. 2tfn ; Lenigh biowi
2 } < e ; Spanish brown , 2Mc ; Prince's rclnera
SPIRITS Cologne spirits , 188 proof , 81.1"
do 101 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality
101 proof , 81.17 : do IBiTproof. 81.10 Alcnho
1H8 prooi , 82.20 per wine callon. Redlstlllc
whiskies , 81.00M1.50. Gin , blended. si.60 (
81.VX3H.oo. Urandles. Imported , 85.00@8.5 (
domestic , 81.30@3.00. ( Hns. Imported , 84. !
( < JC.OO ; domestic , 81.25(33.00 ( , , Champagne !
Imported , per caso. 528.00033.00 ; Amcncai
percase. 510.OCXdlo.Oo.
HIDES Green butchers , ' 5K(20c ( ; croe
cured. 7c ; dry Hint , llWl-'o ; drv salt , OfftlCX
creen calf skins , 8 c-.damaged ; nule
two-thirds price. Tallovr-riik'c , Grease-
Prime whlto , 3Ke ; yellow. 2kc ; brown , 15
Sheep Pelts. 25O75c.
J'Uits AND aiuNs 'itio .followln K prl <
are for prime , well handled skins : Heave
prime , clean per pound , 81.50 3.00 ; fall , 81.1
( 2.00 ; meaty and Inferior. 5l.OOQl.25. Bea
brown and grizzly. 85.00(39.00 ( ; rubs HH
j-earllngs , J.oXeC4.00. JJadgcr ; 50 ( < ( ixc. Ca
wild , 2CK3nOc : domestic , black , 10j ( 15c : d
mestle , sundry colors. 5@ c.c , /ox. red. 81.i
@ 1.25 ; cross , 82.00@4.00 ; grqy,1K ( 50c ; sllvc
810,00(840.00. ( Fisher. S4.00iO.O ( ) . Otto rS4.i
00.00. Marttps 8jW i75. jtuscra'r.w ]
t sr. Iftrgo , lOc ; fall , Sc ; itti Mink , . Ian
dark , 3. > @ 40c ; small and palo , 1520c. Ra
coon , largo prime , 40(350c ( ; small andlnfrrlri
20Q30C. Skunk , common , iS&-JSe. Wol
largo gi y , 81.50(32.60 ( ; coyote or prairie 75
OOc. Deer and antelope , winter , per potin
15c ; full and summer , per pound 20c.
OrrUOAliDB.
UOAliDB.
No. 1 Com. sis S18.I
No. 2 " " 15.
No.3 " " 11.
N 4 " " la
DIUKNSIONR AND TIUdEHK.
un lift 16ft 1811 20 ft i tt
2xt 18.00 17.00 18.00
1B.3J 1800 17.00 19.00 19.00 2.60 1
10.00 18.00 I7.00.1U.OO lU.OO/'l.Mhil ,
IllO. 16.0Q 18.00 17.9) ) 18.00 lO.OO'a.60 ' ? ' ,
I8.U ) I6.0U 17.001H.OO 19.00Sd.60 SI
Ui-8l8 18.00 18.00 iB.toim'.oo ailoolaj'sola
FF.XCINO.
No. 1 , 40 Inch , 13 anil 14 ft. . ronh..SlV > 0
No. 9 , 4 itGlncli. and H ft , , rouKU. . . 1X00
SltllNO.
A. IS , 14 ami ID ft . , . . . . $31.50
H , l ! " " . SO.OO
C. " " . 1\00
1) , . " " " . 11.50
cm , ixo AXI PAitriTio.v.
1st com. , Ji In Whlto Pine Cellini ; . SUM
" ( I " ' " " " . . . USOO
Sdcom. , * $ In Norway 1'lnu Celllnz. . . . 14.00
A Cinch , white pine , : w.M ) C S2T..M . )
KCIncti. " " ( SelFen'g ) WOO
1.1 MK , inc.
Qulncy white lime , ( best ) fl'c
Akron cement , 2.73 ; hiilr 25c
TDC1 < IIO.MUI * .
A12 Inch s. Is. 45.50C 835.50
No. l , com. 12 In . l s. , 12.14 S'-X ) : 10 ft.m.oo
No. 3 ' " 17.50 ; " 10.50
.
1st and 2 < l , clear , Hi Inch , s. 3 s . S50.W
8d , clear , 1 Inch. s. 3 s M 1 1'j. I1 * . 'J In 4.V > 0
11 clear , 1 inch , s. 2 A - " . > .50 ,2 In ! 1UO
inn1 i.\r.
No. 1 , plain , S mid 10 in . S1S.V )
sol'Tlir.UN \ Kl.l.OW I'l.M : .
Com. I and tt In. tlnmlni ; . S17.W
Clear , llnish , land 1'4 in. s. 'J-s . 'JU.OO
" corrugated culling , I In . 24.50
" Yellow pine ca liiK and baste . 27.00
.
Pickets , 1) and II Hat SW.50 ; D k 11 sq.S20.50
. ,
XX clear . 53.00
* A * standard . 2.15
All. 11. and 1) . 2.50
Whlto Cedar , n In. ! M-Tl' c ; Oln. qrs..llc
" 5Jf I" . Ks , lUucsSln. iirs..lOc
Atorncy and Client.
In the ease of William O. ISartlio-
lomuw tigiunst the city of Omaha , on trial
yu-stcrdny morning in tlic district court ,
before Jntl o Xtivillc , tlio pluintill' , was
his own attorney. City Attorney Cou
ncil represented the defendant. The
suit was for ihinmgo in runnlnc 11 street
through the plaintitV's lots. Jiuliro Bar-
tholomcw undertook to testify in his own
behalf in a narrative style , but defen
dant's attorney objected anil insisted on
plaintiiVactinp his dual role of attorney
and witness. He asked him elf questions
and gave the answers , which were taken
down by the stenographer.
Great preparations are beinp made for
the ball of Myrtle division of the unt-
forme d rank of the Knights of Pythias ,
which occurs on the -lltli of this month.
In the. afternoon a grand pn/.e uniformed
drill will be held , in which the divisions
of Omaha , Hlulr. Plattsmouth. Lincoln
Hastinirs will participate. The music
will bc ° furnished by the Musical union
with thirty musicians.
LINCOLN , NEB.
CINTKK :
IN fllK Oni.D OF ITS AOE.
U lius Rronn from 400 to 4lixxj ( iiopu ntlou In 19
yours un 1 Is now crowing fnntcr th in over.
lnentraentR In brick liiockn pay 10 to ZJ per cent.
IxitHliuvu uvcraxed ever 110 per cunt per unnum
: SS SOLICITED.
cm
A. J. CBOPSEY & CO.
unoKKits , LINCOLN , xnn.
liavo for le brick lilockt. luifInos lotx , nil klniln cr
r ul viitutu. la , 6 , lOiintl 2J aero tructa , farms and
cheap lands ,
MO.NKV LOANED. INVESTMENTS MADK.
nEPKUKNCKSi The Kjr t and Lincoln Nnlloniil
l' iik , ( JOT. Timer , Jinlue C'obli , Sen. H. M. Cullora ,
lll'uoln , and lien. Ucn llHrrlion , Indiana. .
E CHICAGO
Tlieonly road to tnku fur DCS Molnos Mar-
ehniltown , CeJur Uiinklg , Cllr.ton , Dlxon , Chlou-
go , Milwnukoo niul all points oust. To the people -
plo of Nrhrnshn , Colorarto , WyomlnB , Utah ,
Idtiho , Ncvailn , Oiepon , Wustilnxton anil Cull ,
fornla , It oirors superior advantajc ? not posil-
Mo by nny other Hue.
AmoriK a few of the numerous points of sn-
jiorlorlty enjoyed by tlio patrotis or this road
between Oniutm anil Chlcntro , nro Us two trtilni
nilny of DAYCOACHUS , which are the finest
thut mimnn nrt nnd litsonulty can create. Iti
I'ALAUE StiKRl'INQ CAH8 , which nro moileh
of comfort uml oleeance. Its I'.Mtt.Olt IUA\V.
ING I'.OUM UAKS , unsuipnssoj hy anv. uncl Ita
widely celebrated PALATIAI , OINlKO CAItS
the equal nf which cannot bo found clsowhcro
At Council DlulTs the trains of the Union Pacific
Itv. connect In Union Depot wltli those of thu
Chicago & Northwestern Hy. In Culcuco the
tiftlns of this linn make close connection with
those of all eastern linen.
For Detroit , Columbus , Imllannpolls , Cincin
nati , NluirnrnFnllH , IlufT.ilo. 1'lttsbiirv.Toronto ,
Montriml , tlnMon , Now Yonc , Philadelphia ,
Onltlmnro , Wnshlnplon nnd all points tn the
east , iifk for n ticket vln the
"NOUTinVESTKRN "
If you wl < ; h the host accommodation. All ticket
HKcnts sell ticket ! via this line.
II. HUaillTT , E.P.WILSON ,
licnl Manager , ficnl. I'aes'r Agent
Chicago , 111.
w. M. nAiicocK , L n. noi.LEs ,
Western Airont , City I'lua'r Agent ,
Oinuba , Nebraska.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
The Best Jionte from Omaha ant.
Council Bluffs to
THE E.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Conn
cil Ulufli ,
Chicago , ANp Milwaukee ,
St. Pan } , CcdarRajiUs
Rock Island , Frceport , Ro-jkford ,
Clinton , Dubuquc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesvillc ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points Bast , Northcai
and ( Southeast.
For through tickets cull on the Ticket Agen
lit HOI Furnam elreotln ( I'uxton hotel ) , era
Union rnclflo Depot.
I'uilmnn Sk'Cijrs ' | nnd the II no e t Dining Car
In the world are run on the nmlii lines of th
ClIICAOO , MlI.WAUKIX & ST. 1'AUI , HAM.WAI
nndovory uttentlon U jmlil to pn "iigers b
couitoousomnloyosof tlio cqmpam.
-Mii.i.KU. . Gcnerul Mummer.
J , F. TUCKKR , AbSlttunt a < mcrM Manngcr.
A. V. it. CAiu'K.sTKit , Ucnoial 1'asscugor nn
Ticket Agent.
fiEO U , IlKiFFOitn , Assistant General I'm
scngor and Ticket AgC'iit
J. T. Ci.AHic.ciicrnl ] BuperlnlcndPiit.
ATAIUUI.
l r unHocurcr FrcetunpK
NO packlce and book for 4 ctntl In itamnt
L 11. MEDICAL CO. . att Uunptoo , UUQ
Omaha Jobbers' ' Directory.
Agricultural Implements.
" " '
CHURCHILL PARKEllT"
\\liolrralo I > eat r In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
fxrtafOi ninl lluinli'n. Jones utrret , Lotitceu Otb
fiiul lUl
LIN ING EK L MlifCALF COlT
Agricultural Implements ,
Wfl8on .rarrl'\e ( , HiiKitlo , Hie. , Wholesale , Orn h .
tp co. ,
Jobbers of Hnrdwuro and Nnils ,
TiDwnrc , hret lion. Ktfl. Asontu for llowu bcnlet ,
and .Mlnnil Powdcrl' . .OmaliaNi'h.
Wholesale Dealer * In
AcrrliMilhmil implements ,
( VaKornaml Hnirelrj. ffll.WV.Oi omUo ; , Joncn lit
Artists' Mater/ttl >
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
KM toiiitln ) Street , Omr.hn.
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
HLVEIIAUG7IT TAYLOR ,
Bnildurs'Hnrdwiirc&Scale Itcpili'Sliop
Mechanics' Tools nml llutTnlo Scale * . liOo Douulus t. ,
v Omalm , Neb.
Boots and Shoes.
j'rAND
SHOE COMPANY.
Manufacturer ! mid Wholesale Dealers In
Hoots and Shoes ,
Comtilcto flock of llubbcr Cao < ls always on hand
WJ a. 13thet. , Onmlm. > b. A. T. Aimin , Audit.
W. V. MOUSE tC CO.
Jobbers of Hoots and Shoes.
1111 Knrnam tt , Ouniliix. Nrb. Manufactory , Summer
ptrpct , lloMon.
Z. ' . LIXDSEY e ( JO.
Wholesale Rubber itn aul Slides
Utibbor nnil OIloU ClntliliiK ' " 1 1'vlt Hunts
niul Shoo" . oiitlici\ I'uint'r lltli unU Douitlua.
fleer.
Agt. for Anlieusor-Htish IJrewlntf Ass'n
Siioclnl llriinrts. Knuit , llmlwelner nnd Krlancer.
' WfO llZ jg fLElt ,
Lager Beer Hrowcra ,
IMl North I'lh Htrcct , Oranhn , Nob.
Butchers' Tools.
Louis 'HELLER
Hutclicrs' Tools and Supplies ,
Cnslogi of nil kinds nlwajs In stock. UK
JOIIU BI.OIUHU
Coffee , Spices , Etc.
Omaha CoiTco and Spice Mills.
Tci.CoITces. Pnlro. llnklnz Pondor. Fltvorln Hl-
tracts , iJiunary lllue. Ink , Ktc. 1(14-16 Ilurcer
btrcotOnmha , Neb ,
GATES , COLE iO MILES ,
Homo Codec and Spieo Mills MTjr Co.
CnTpoRon lcrB and ppttt Orlndorn , Manafacturcra
nf Daklnx Pur.dcr , I Itiorlni ! ixtrnct . lllnliin. Ktn.
one ia p of our l-r > pn < k ec llomolllend Heart d
Teu. litbllowunl t , omnbu. .svl.
Cornice.
EAGLE COltNICE WORKS ,
John Epenctcr , Prop.
Hnrnfucturer of Galvanlieil Iron ant Cornice. 823
Iloclgo and 103 and 1,15 N , lOtli ( t. . Omaha , Neb.
11UEMPISG C I1OLTE ,
Manufacturer * of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finals. MctnllcSkjllKhtetc. 310S.
12t > i < t , Oinnha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
Galvanized Iron Cornice" , etc. 8 | > cct' Improved I'at
entMctnllcSkjIlght. MW and 6)0 ) H.lZtli M.Omahn.
Carpets.
CO. ,
Jobbers or
Carpets , Cnrtaiiif , Oil Cloths , Hues ,
Linoleums , Mattings , Ktc. lilt Douflag itri'ct.
8. A.
Wholesale Cariiets , Oil Cloths ,
Uattlngi , Curtain Goods , Etc. 1U3 Karnain btrcet ,
Omaha. Neb.
Crockery and Notions ,
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer ! of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Chimneys , etc. Office , 317 South 13th it
Omaha , Neb.
Commission and Storage.
" 1STA. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing.
Butter , KEC'and Produce. Consignments solicited.
Ileadqunrters for btnncware , Ilcrry lion H and
( Jr | io lluBkeii. Kit Dodge street , Omaha.
1'EYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and I'rovlilons. Omaha , Neb.
"W. E. RlIlELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Specialties BtUteUERI. . Cheese , Poultry , Game ,
Off ten , Kta , Etc. 112 South ilth street.
WIEDEMAN C CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , llutter , Gnmo , Fnilts , etc. 330 8. Hthst
llniahn , iNeb ,
Coal antf Lime.
Qiu. F. I.AIUUII , l'rc . C. F.DOODUAX , V. Pioi.
J. A. .SUNIJEKLAND , Hoc. and Treas.
OMAHA COAL , COKE LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
Ma South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
, r. /o/zxso.v t ; co. ,
Maniifiicturers of Illinois White Lime.
And Shippers of Coal and Coke , Cement , Plaster ,
Utne , llmr. Hre Ilrlck , Drnln , Tile and Kewerl'lpe.
onicu , I'.nton Ilute. . Knrnam st , , Omaba , Nub ,
Telephone fcll.
Confectioner/ .
-jT"
irnmifactnrinfr Confectioners ,
Jobberi of Knilti.Nuts nndClcaii. 1211 Farnam St ,
Omnlm. .
Cigan and Tobacco.
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco.
dues and Ammunition , 215 torn S. llth St. , 1010 U
Itr.'t Farnam st , Omaha , Neb.
WEST < C FRITSCUER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , NOB. 10
and 110 N. Mth strict. O-naha.
Dry Goods.
JIT. E. SMITH C CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods ANotlont
1103 and 1104 Douglas , cor. lltli Bt. , Omaha , Neb.
Distillers.
Dtstlllcra of Liquors , Alcohol and Spirits. Importer !
and Jobbersof VHnesanuLiquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS'1
CO. and ILER H ) CO. ,
Importers and Jobbert of Fine Wines and Ltqnon
Hole ru nuf eturer of Kennedy's Ksit India lilt-
t rs unJ Doutstlo Liquors. 1112 llarney St.
Drain Tile , Etc.
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A. n.BAt'EiiJVs. J.\V.riEnroniBec.4Tr si
It. J. CAIISON , V.I'rei. and Supt.
THE UNION HYDRAVLK.
DRAIN TILE CO. ,
Office 313 R. llth st. Omaha. Neb. Machinery am
bupplles for iliinufaoluring Cement Drain Tile.
ELEVATORS.
JI.W HonKiis D. 8. JUiuiim
J'OS. KiTAIII.ISIlFIl IbT'j , VlOO-I'rCl
OMAUA ELEVATOR anil GRA1I
COMPANY ,
Jobbers and Storers ol Grain.
hip menu of ( leulcresollt'lto anil gittlsfuctloi
Onihaa Nob.
Furniture.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Furnam sU. Omaha , Neb.
Omaha Jobbers' ' Directory.
Groceries ,
LTnGJr
Whoh'salo Groceries and Provisions ,
Nog. 7K,707,709 and 711 H. 10th St. , Omnhn. \ b.
p. co.f
Wholesale Grocery
1ln and Lrnvenwortli K . , Omnhii.
Hardware.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
BprlnitaTauon , Stock , llardwarn Lumber , etc. 1201
anil Ull llarney ft. , Omaha.
EDNEY ! > GlllllON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Waeon nnd Cnrrlano Wood Slocli. Heavy HariwarA
Ktc. UlamlUjiH. mcimonliit. | . Omabii. Nob.
'MILTON ROGERS P SONS , '
Stoves , Knnges , Kurnaces , Tilpg ,
Maiitlci , Orates , liratsCoooX Inland 1323 Karuaal
direct.
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Cast Iron lliillolnB Work , Iron SUnlnv
Knlmitf. IH'iinm nnd ( Hnlcri. . Steam Knvlnrii , llrnn
work.Umeral Jfoumlry , Mnrhlne anil ll'aikumltti
\/ork. omco an J Works. U. 1 * . Ity.ainl Kill nieol.
K. H. McMANUS. C. SULLIVAN.
OMAHA trJJlE r IROX WORKS ,
Mnnufiicturora < f
Wire nnd Iron Uallimrs , Desk Kails ,
Window ( hmnl . Flower Sinml . Wire Wgn , Klo
l.'l.N. Ibtli , Orders by mull promptly iittcndcillo.
Lumber.
OMAHA TiUMUER CO. ,
Ueilor . All-inIn of
Building Material at Wholesale.
18th Street and Union 1'nclffo Trick. Omnlia.
LOUIS 11RADFORJ ) ,
Dealer in Lumber. Latb , Lime , Sash ,
DoorsICto. YanU Cornt > rth and Uoutilai ; Corner
Uth and Domini.
CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
BUS , llth street. Oinahn.Neb. T. Colpetier , Mannsor.
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V.'N. DIETX ,
Lumber.
13th and California Streets , Omaha , Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Cor.Oth and Douglas its. , Omaha. Nei.
HOAGLAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER C0.t
To Dealers Only.
Office , 1403 Furnam streetOmaha.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets nnd Parquet Flooring. 9th nnd Doujla *
*
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American Portland Cement , flat *
Agent lor Milwaukee Hydraulic Cement and licit
( Julncy White Lime.
Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John K. Bovd , Superintendent.
Liv Stock Commission.
M. BURKE ,0 SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
_ Geo. Burke , Manager
Union Stock Yards,8. Omaha. Tela.pnone.M2.
SAVAGE C GREEN
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment ! of any and all klndi of Stock solicited.
Union Stock Yard * . Omaha , Neb.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OBERFELDER C CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
1313 and 1.M5 Harney Bt , eet , Omaha , Neb.
Notions.
j. T. JIOBINSON"NOTION'CO. . ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
403 and 40a 8. Tenth St , Omnha.
Overalls.
_ "MA NUI _ _
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
leans Pants , Shirts , Etc. UK und 1104 DOUGHS Street.
UinahK , Nob. ,
j
Paper Boxes '
J. L. WILKIE ,
Manufaeturor of Paper Boxes ,
B.Hth SI. . Omih'i , Nibrui'iii. Orders by raili | >
llclted and will rocqlve prompt attention.
Printing.
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Makers.
And liook Dinners. 101 and 108 South FouitocaUl
street. Umabn , Nob.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
Dealers In Trpo.Preitet and Printers' Hupplloi. WJ
South Twelfth Street.
Pumps.
BROWNELL C CO. ,
Maiiufncturors nnd Dealer * In
, Hollers & ( icncral Mnchtiiory
Blioet Iron work , Stoum I'uinp * . Hnw Mllln , Acm *
Klmftlna , Dodne Wood split I'ullujri , lloltlnv. eta ,
Also wogont , ncrapcriand bulotlcj. I.'l > ] il5Le * .
Tcnworth at. Omaha
HECTOR C WILHELMY CG. ,
Wholesale Hardware.
Wcntern ngentt for Jelferton Pleol Null * . Au tln
Powder Co , Knlrbunk * KUndaril Hcalct. Corner
lOtb and llsrnor. Omaha.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Bteam and Water Supplloi. Headquarter * fur IJaft
' llll > 'arnum it. . Omnhn. Neb.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Bteam , Water , Hallway and Mllllnx riupulic-j. EtO ,
0 , ffZiand VH Farnam it. , Omaha , Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMF
COMPANY.
nalladar Wind Mllni fleam and Wkter Buppllei ,
Plumbing tioodi , Deltlng. Mono , ma and WO f ar-
nam tt. , Omaha. B. K. Kelton , Munuger.
Telephone No. 310.
Safes , Etc.
P. J10YER A CO. ,
Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s'
Hre and llnnt'ar Proof Bafei , Tlma Ix > cki , VaulU
and Jail Work. ItU ) Karnam ttroet Omaha , Nab.
G. ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
tfanufacturenof Flroand namlarProofBnfei , Vault
Uovn. Jnll Work.Hhuttera and Wire Work , Cor.
lubnnd Jackion Sta. , Omthii , Neb ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A , DISBROW c ? CO. ,
Wholciale Manufacturer ! of
Snsli , Doors , liliiuls and Houldinga ,
Branch office , Ulli and liard Hi. ,
BOIIN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould < jifi | fitalr Work and Interior Hard Wood Klnleh
J u t opCD d , N. K. cor. 8th and l-Ctttenwortli Bu.
Omaba , Null.