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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. MARCH 28 , 1887.
SATURDAY MARKET FIGURES ,
The Price of Wheat Hoyed Up Solely On
Korahaw'u Bidding.
THE CLIQUE STILL A MYSTERY.
Transaction * In the Provision 1'lt Altogether -
together Uncvmitrul-Cnttle Bual-
nous Active Hardly KnouRh
Hogs to Make a Market.
CHICAGO rnonuois SIARKIST.
CHICAGO , March V . | Spcclal Telegram to
tlio ItBR. ] Kerslmw , the lender of the clique
broken , opened wheat up this morning at
81c. halo last night on the curb the -jrowd
was soiling wheat fairly at WKc and It came
down tills morning cxpectln * to irct under
this figure. The price was moved up early
simply by Keruhaw's bidding , llo needed to
buy very little itraln. The sentiment Is as
mixed as ever over the purposes of the clique ,
nnd as to whether It Is buying now because
It wants wheat and behoves It cheap , or be
cause It must buy to make a market to sell
on. If the former were the case the crowd
cannot see why the buying Is not done
secretly Instead of openly and by Kcrshaw.
The latter can not get much wheat without
the scalpers tailing right after him and ad
vancing the price. Thn crop situation is beginning
ginning to cut a more and more Important
liKurc. The extraordinary dryness of the
month Is becoming so apparent that It Is no
longer a matter to be argued over , and If It
lasta ten days longer will afford the bull *
great aid. The clearances at fthe seaboard
617,250 bushels were so heavy that the wheat
pit , after their arrival , needed no clique sup
port The market stood of It
self , and the llgures ontlio "vis
ible decrease" began at once to bo
Increased. Just before the close Korshaw
caino into the nit and apparently had hU cus
tomary 1,000,000 bushel order. Ills bids
quickly advanced May from 81 > < c to 81c ,
. > where It closed. It Is said that three separate
, /S'H / > ool3 were made up early this morning to
r laid wheat and break the prioo down under
the 80c ligure , where the clique has stood
guard. If It is true that these pools were
made up , It is certain that they gave UD the
raid. They were probably frlehtcned on by
big clearances. A Now York broker was on
ihe floor looking for cash wheat. Ue came
n here. It Is said , supposing that the clique
would sell him cash under the market If ho
would only guarantee to ship It , but ho found
himself mistaken. Ho offered up to the mar-
kot. but wouldn't pay commissions , and did
not get his wheat. He had engaged litty cars
of Lake Shore at 20c. In corn the receipts
wore largo enough to make the price easier ,
but now and then the corn pltcuts loose from
Its own statistics and goes up or down slm-
.ply out of sympathy with wheat. This was
why the Mav option was so steady to-day at
0&t9 : c. Provisions were altogether un-
ovoutful.
CHICAGO iTlVB STOCK.
CHICAGO , March 20. [ Special Telegram to
the BEK.I-CATTLE. The receipts ot cattle
for the week wore 41,000 , against 80,000 last
week. Business was active for Saturday ,
the market closing steady and about every
thing sold , yet prices are lOQWc lower than
last week. Trade has ruled rather uneven
the past week , prices fluctuating with re
ceipts , which ranged from less than 5,000 to
more than 11,000 some days. There was a
down turn Monday , a booming market Tues
day , both on upturn and down turn Wednes
day , and a steady market Thursday , 10@15c
lower Friday , and steady Saturday. During
the week blc , heavy steers have sold within
a range ot 55.8005.00 ; fancy 1400 to IGOO-lb
steers , 85.00Q5.25 ; choice 1800 to
1400-lb steers , S4.40Q4.CO ; fair to
Bood 1050 to 1250-lb steers , S8.P5
O4.CO. A few still steers have made
34.85. Ono or two head of grass'loxanssold
At 53.00(3:1.40. ( : Best cows and heifers are
making s : .7r > (34.oo ( : oilier descriptions , $2.50
( < ? 3.50 ; mills , S.COC : ! 3.75 ; veal calves. J5.00 ®
O/DO / for the best. Stockers , S3.0p@3.00ferjk ;
era. 83.75@4.25 ; milk cows , per head , 820.00@
45.6o ; Rood Bhlpplnii steers , Vaw to 1500 bs ,
Boidto-dav at * 4.Wi.OO ) ! ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs ,
; 84864.75050 ; to 1SCO Ibs , 3.90@ .50 : stockers -
> ers md feeders , S3.75@4.sa : cows , bulls and
mixed , f3.oo@4.oo : bulk , a.75@3.25.
lloos-KecelDte for the week were 70,000.
last week 80,000. Trade was active consider
ing the supply , which was barely stifflelent
to make a market. About all were sold at
Btearty prices. A few tancy heavy sold at
S5.8S& > &K > : packing norta. $5,75 ( < { 5.sp ; com
mon , | 5.25@S.BU. Light sorts continue ne-
ejected. .The demand was light _ andmines ,
. .
UUOOlUOVi UUjfOI a diu v t iBMiufkj uM .ey
cost too much money as compared with the
other markets. Yorkers ot 160 to 170 Ibs
noTdat 15.25(35.50 ( ; avoraues of 180 Ibs at
* 5.60 , and ol 190 Ibs at 85.70. Light light ,
5.35@5.45 ; plga. 85.00@5.10 ; skips , ? 4.90.
LIVE STOCK.
ChVoago , March 26. Th Drovers' Jour
nal leportu as follows :
Cattle Receipts. 2,000 ; market alow but
steady ; shipping steers , 83.90@5.00 ; stockers
and fneders , 82.754.25 cows , bulls and
mixed , | iOO@4.00 ; bulk , 82.75W.'i.25.
lloes Itecelptfl. 0,000 : market steady ;
rough and mixed , 85.iOW5.70 ; packing and
shipping , 85.00(45.90 ( ; light , 84.90@5.GO ; skips ,
$3.00@4.90.
Hheep Receipts , 1,000 ; markpt steady : na
tives , 83.0034.90 ; western , 83.75@4CO ; Tex-
nsT , 2.60@4.00 ; lambs , 84.50@5.50.
Nttttonfl Stock Yards. Knat Bt ,
Ijnnli , III. , March 24 Cattle Receipts ,
1,500 ; iteady ; choice heavy native steers ,
I4.80 ( < 15.25 ; fair to good snipping steers ,
84.0034.70 ; butchers' steers , fair to choice ,
83.GoSl.35 ; feeders , fair to good , S3.10Q3.90 ;
stockera. fair to good. | 2.20@3.15.
Jlogs Ilncelpts , 500 ; steady ; choice heavy
nd butchers' selections , f 5.7005.80 ; packing ,
folrtogooii. 85.5035.05 : Yorkers , medium to
prlino , 85.30 ( 5.45 ; pigs , common , to good.
H70&5.10.
KaniasCHy.March 20. Cattle Receipts ,
2,000 ; shipments , 1,000 ; weak ; common to
choice Bhlpnlng , S3.80a ( .70 : Btockers , 83.60
s.8.r > ; feeding steers , S3.40@4.00 ; cows , 32.25
Q3.CO.
Hoes Receipts , 5,000 ; shipment ! * , 1,300 ;
opened strong , became weaker and lOc lower ,
closing slow and weak ; common to choice ,
35.00(45.65 ; skips and pigs , $3.00x 4.85.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Yor.K , March 20. [ Special Tolnzram
to the llEi.J STOCKS. The stock market
evened strong but dull , with Western Union
onuottli * main features. This stock ad
vanced # pnr cent In the forenoon , presum
ably duo to Gould's pronounced bullish ut
terances. Missouri Pacific was a trltlo higher
but Inactive. Gould's friends assort that he
Is In eat nest when he predicts a higher range
for all Ills active specialties In particular and
the while list In general. It is an open fnct
that during the past two or three weeks ho
has Ircen a buyer ot all securities with which
his name and Influence are Identified. The
baukstatement to-day was expected to be un
favorable , but when It came in the market
Improved a little on thn surprise that It was
no worse. It was stated that the presidents
o ( trunk lines would meet In Now York
1'neaday and try to get thu Grand Trunk to
cancel its notices of withdrawal. The most
conservative and best railroad people In that
city do not regard with alarm the action of
the Grand Trunk road , oven If it decides to
remain on the outside. According to a
Cleveland dispatch a Lake Shore official with
information said that within three months
rates would be demoralized worse than for
years. Large holders ot Pullman lu Boston
have little conihlenco In the rumors of an
extra dividend. It was intimated , the dis
patch sald.that thocompany has an Interest In
the Baltimore & Ohio deal , and that 8500,000
new stock May be lisucd to'stockholders
at par to provide new cars for tint road.
Louisville & Nashville advanced a point , and
there were bull points on It and also on Richmond
mend Terminal. The earnings /or the third
week In March for the former road WM said
to show an Incrme of about 8-W.OOO. The
other roads showed Increases for that period ,
that of St Paul & Duluth being f 10.017 , of
Norfolk A Western $8,700 , Ntttberu I'ftdftc
87,019 , of St. Lonls , Kansas & Texan S17OOU ,
of Evansvllle & Terre liaut * S3.COO , ot
Evansvllle & Indianapolis 82,000 , and ot
1'corta , DecaturA EtansvlIIe 84WP. Sates
to noon were but 71,000 shares. The market
held up well all day. There were no feat
ures to afternoon trade , the advances of the
morning being generally well maintained.
Northwestern took a spurt of % per cent and
thrro remained pegged at the advance for
some time. The strength In this stock was
partly attributed to the talk of an extra divi
dend and to the support of one or two local
pools. The close showed gains for the day
of about 1 # points In this stock , 1 point In
Omaha common and preferred , aboutK point
In Lackawanna and Union I'aclllc , and 1 %
points In Western Union. Just at the close
trading was quite heavy ami the last figures
wore about the last of the day. The total
sales were 63,370 shares.
GovF.n.VMKXTS Government bonds were
dull but Arm.
VKSTEHDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
TJ. S. r.'s lOOJ IC. &N. W 120V
U. H. 4'scoupon. 12SJ < do preferred..149 } $
do preferred..100 Pullman Pal.Car.153
C. , B. & 0 139 Heading 88Jf
D. , L. & W ISOtfllock Island. . . .120
I ) &H.G 2SfSt. , U&S. P. . . . 33 %
Erie at'fl do preferred. . . . Wf
do preferred. . . . 72f It' . , M. & 8U P. . . . 91
Illinois Central..121) ) do preferred..ISO
I. , B. & W ai SL P. & o r.iV
K. AT Sl t do preferred. . 113
l.aknShoro Pft Texas Pacllic. . . . 20
do preferred. . . .
MONEY ox CALL Easy at 85 per
cent ; last loan at 4 percent ; closed at 2
percent
I'IIIME MKHCANTILE I'APEII 5(36 ( per
cent. .
STKiiMNn ExriiANOE. Dull at 5185 } for
sixty day bills , S4.b7tf for demand.
FKODUCK MAUKBT.
Chicago , March 20. Following quota
tions are tho2:30 : closing figures ;
Flour Steady and unchanged ; winter
wheat flour , S4.2fX84.SO ; southern. J4.10
@ 4..M ; Wisconsin. S4. X34.30 ; Michigan soft
soring wheat , 8S.70044.30 : Minnesota bakers.
f 3.70 ( 4. 80 ; patents , 4.50@4. * : low erades ,
Sl.B5@ii.V5 : rye nour. quiet at 83.25Q3.40 ; In
sarks and barrels , 83@H.70.
Wheat Stronger ; opened a'shade stronger.
fluctuated ami closed about Ic above ycstor-
dav ; cash , 701-lGc ; May , 810-lCc ; June ,
S0 ° ic.
Corn Quiet but steady ; opened at yostor-
dav's close , fluctuated within a MO range and
closed about the same as yesterday ; cash ,
345-lfic ; May , sy o ; June. 40'lfc.
Oats Firm at yesterdav's outside figures
toc better ; cash , 2-lc ; May , ! i9J c ; June ,
28 15-lCc.
Itye Quiet at 64Ke.
Barloy-'Qulet at 50@dOy'c. '
Timothy SePdPrlmiS1.7C@U77.
Flax Seed-81.00X.
Wnlsky-51.18.
I'ork Qulot and nominally nnrhanccd ;
cash , 120.2.20.50 ; May and Juno , 321.00.
Lard Qulot but linn ; averaged a trifle
higher ; cash , 87.80 ; May , 87.87K@7.40 ; June ,
S7.45O7.47Ke.
IJulk Meats Shoulders. S6.00@C.25 ; short
cloar$3.208.25 ( ; short ribs , S7. S.
Butter Steady ; creamery , 24@30J c ; dairy ,
1727c.
Clioeso Steadv ; full rreara Cheddars ,
l"13J < c ; flats , 18@1 Kc ; Vouug Americas ,
13M@14c ; skim ? ,
Kgs-10K@nc. !
Hides Firmer ; heavy green salted , 7c ;
salted bull , Co ; preen salted calf , Oe : dry
salted , We ; flint , 12@l3c ; dry calf , Ii5 ( < $14c ;
deacons , 40c each.
Tallow Firmer ; No. 1 country , 4c ; No. 3 ,
" ; cake , 4 > 4'c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 18,000 18.000
Wheat , bu 55,000 20.000
Corn , bu USl.OOO 143,000
Oat % bu 159,000 133,000
Kye , bu 3,000 none
Barley , bu 43,000 13,000
If ousan City , March20. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 red , cash , CttXo hid , 71o asked ; May ,
72o hid , 7ijfc naked.
Corn-Steady ; No. 3 , cash , OlJ c bid , 32c
asked ; Mar , itJXc.
Oats Nominal ; cash , 2Cc asked.
Ijivcrpool , March 20. Wheat Quiet and
steady ; holders oiler moderately.
Corn-Dull.
St. Ijouln. March 20. Wheat Firm ;
cash , 7871).Jfc ) ; May , TJ > i@70 c.
Corn Firm but slow ; cash , 84 @ 3c ;
May , 85US5859j ( > c.
Oats Dull ; cash , 27J < @ 2Sc.
Port Firmer at $7.50.
J ard Stronger at 37.20.
Whisky 51.13.
Butter Steady ; creamery 25@30c ; dairy 15
® i7c.
New Orleans , March 20. Corn Scarce
nnd lirm , none lu first hands ; dealers holding
mixed at 49c ; yellow , SOQilc ; white ,
Outs-Dull aad lower ; SfiK@37c.
Corn meal Kasier at 82.15.
ling Products Dull and drooping ; pork ,
817.00 ; lard , 87.00.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 50.10 ; Ionic clear
and clear rib , 58.00.
New York. March SO. Wheat Re
ceipts , 100,000 ; exports , 410.000 ; cash shade
higher : options lirm and higher ; unicradcd
red , OlQWJ c ; No. 3 red , 89'tfc ; No. 1 rod ,
93c ; No , a red , OOK@91o In store , Oltfe In
elevator , Ol.WiOlKo free on board ;
delivered ; April closed at 91c.
Corn Spot lirm but quiet ; options , . , _
hlehor , but lesa active and closing ilrm ;
receipts , 80.000 ; exports , 88.400 ; ungraded ,
< 8K@49Kc ; No , 8. 48X@45 o In cfevator.
49c ; delivered ; April closing at 43J 'c.
Oats Steady and quiet ; receipts , 59,000 ;
exports , 303 ; mixed western , 85@37c ; white
western , 8SQ42c.
Petroleum Firm : United closed nt63Kc.
Eggs Heavy and lower ; western , 13'M
13Uc.
hard Higher but quiet ; western steam ,
spot. 87.55.
Butter Unchanged.
Cheese Unchanged.
Pork Unchanged.
Minneapolis , March S8. Wheat Strong
nnd active for lots on track ; futures little
doing ; No. 1 hard , cash , 7G fc ; May , 77 c ;
Juno , 78Mo ; No. 1 northern.cash,75Vo ; May ,
75 > < c ; June , 7CKo ; No , a northern , cash ,
Wc ; May.74Kc ; on track , IQlJ c above
these quotations.
Flour Firm ; patents , ? 4.254.40 ; bakers ,
S3.HO@3.60.
Receipts Wheat , 118,000 bu ; flour , 125
bbls.
hhlpnifints Wheat , 83,000 bu. ; flour ,
27,000 bbls.
Milwaukee. March 20. Wfteat Firm ;
cash. 77J < o ; May , TOkf 7 'e.
Corn Dull ; No. 8 , 7c.
Oats-Steady : No , 3 white ,
Rye Nominal.
Barley Quiet ; Na 2 , 52c.
Provisions Quiet ; pork , repacked , 818,50
Cincinnati , March ' . . Wheat-Higher ;
No. 2 red. 82c.
Corn Demand good ; No. 3 mixed , 39Kc.
Oats-Finn ; No. 2 mixed , SOc.
Rye Firm ; No. 2 , Olc.
Pork-Dull at 817.50.
hard Scarce at 87.25.
aWlilsty-Steady atSUX
OMAHA LIVE STUCK.
Saturday , March 00.
Cattln.
The receipts were fairly liberal for a Satur
day , although there were COO head less than
yesterday. The market opened very dull am
blow with prices very nearly steady with yes
terday. The buyers were very slow to take
hold and the day was quite far ad van red be
fore very much was done. In gome Instances
cattle told a little lower than yesterday , bu
the general market was steady.
Hog * .
The receipts of hogt were liberal for the
close of the week , there being only 4 < X ) less
than yusterdav. The market opened verr
dull and slow , but as soon as the buyers be
gan operations the market advanced abou
Co , The bulk of the hogs were sold at the ad
vanco. Before the market closed everything
was sold.
Sheep.
Them were a few fresh receipts and ono
small bunch bold ,
Iteoeipu.
Cattle. coo
Hoses. . . . . . 2,20
bueep . . . . , 200
lV - --f
' Prevailing Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for llvo
lock on this mnrkrt :
Iholco steers. IHOO to 1500 Ibs. . , .84.4Xa4.7 (
Jholce steers. 1100 to 1S50 lha. . . 4.25 ( 1.45
'at little fitter 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . : i.Wi$4.35 (
lood to choice corn-fed cows. . . . ! 3.XVai3.40 (
'air to medium cows 'J.UOC < t2.75
lood to choice bulU aWdfaas
jlghtand mediumhocs n.U5M5.40
lood to choice heavy nogs 5,4035.50
lood toctiolco mixed hoet 5.30 (5.40
Choice sheep. 90 to 120 Ibs 3.b0 4.20
Representative Hales.
STicnus.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
11. . . . 810 83.60 31. . . . 1171 84.25
18..1SO ! 3.50 19..1103 4.25
20..1091 3.73 2..1400 4.HO
2..1155 3.75 20..1H01 4.HO
2..100,5 3.75 01. . . .1205 4.1
7..10J4 8.PO 3..1i J 4.30
20..1010 4.05 1..1210 4.30
2a..H2a 4.10 19..1192 4.30
21 . . .10M 4.10 30..1WJI 4.40
23..1100 4.10 18 . . 1323 4.10
111. . . .12M 4.20 15..1370 4.40
34..1201 4.26 83..1327 4.50
COWS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
12..1061 82.75 14..1120 83.85
1. . . . 870 3.00 I..1200 8.S.J
4..1015 8.00 22..10.4 ! 3.40
8. . . . 091 8.17tf 3..1230 3.50
3..10SO 3.2. ) 1..1470 3.50
3..1243 3.30 13..1181 8.50
BULLS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
l..inVO 8 .50 1. . . . 140032.90
1..1340 2.75 1..1470 8.00
2..14V ) 2.75 1..13SO aOO
1..1UO 8.75 1..1340 3.00
1..2010 2.S5 1..1S9I ) 3.25
STAGS ,
No. Av. Pr.
1..17GO 83.75
83.75SHEEP.
SHEEP.
212. . . . 88 83.70
HOOS.
No. Av. 8hk. Pr No. AT. Shk. Pr.
TJ. . . .218 100 85.80 C3. . . .267 100 85.40
82..210 120 5.30 76..242 100 5.40
73..215 5.85 85..235 80 5.40
77..207 80 5.35 52. . .242 40 5.40
G8..SS 320 C.a5 65. . . 242 120 5.40
53..203 80 5.35 70..245 120 5.40
04..243 120 5.35 127..210 C80 5.40
C9..2i:9 : 240 5. : 70..201 80 5.45
80. . . . 104 40 C.35 03..253 120 5.45
79..203 360 S.STt 53..268 160 5.45
CO..26.5 200 C.35 71..253 80 5.45
71..841 80 5.45 71..247 120 5.45
70..200 200 G.87 > f 64..21 160 5.45
01..COO 120 5.40 79..204 160 5.45
50..281 40 5.40 St..823 1(50 ( 5.50
70..233 40 5.40 CO..291 120 5.50
Range of Prices.
Showing the highest .and lowest crlcfls
paid for loads of hozs on this market during
the past seven days and for the same time
last month and a voar ago.
Fob. 1887. March 1887. Mureli
SOtll Sunday Hundny
JlBt B. ) O5.i : . @ ' > .4.r , Sunday
21M 6.1U 5.30 3.80
23(1 5.15 .1.75 O1.90
2th 5.15 W.40 il.70 651.00
Slth 5.U5 5.25 Wi.46 3.UO HWM
20th 5.30 © > .50 365 4W.W
Iilvo Stools Purchases.
Showing the number of head of live stock
bought by the leading buyers.
CATTLK.
Lehman & Rothchlld 343
G. H. Hammond &Co 1S. " >
Andy Haas 10J
Clark Bros 03
Others 20
Total "C17
noas.
Anglo-American Packing Co 3311
J. P. Squires & Co 130
Total 23 U
81IEE11.
Clark Bros .313
Shipments.
Showing the number of c.iltlo. hoes and
shuup shipped f lorn the yards during the day.
CATTLE.
No. cars. Rt Dpst.
31 Mil Chicago
3.3 N. W Chicago
noos.
3 U. I Boston
SHEF.I1. .
3 .N. W Chlcaso
Allsalosof stock in this market are 'made
percwt llvo welcht unless otherwise stated.
Dead bngs sell at Xc per lb. for all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weUhine less than lee IDS.
novalue. Pregnant sows are docked 40 IDs.
and stags 80 Ibs , by the public Inspector.
OH All A. WHOLESALE MAKRETS
Saturday , March SO.
General Produce.
T7ie following prices are for round lots of
producers sold on the market tn-aay. The
quotation * on fruits represent the prices at
whlcli outside orders are filled.
BUTTEH Butter has been scarce all the
week. Even the poorer grades are not com
ing in such abundance as a week or two ago.
There Is an active demand for choice butter
nnd all such sells quickly on arrival. The
market Is accordingly stronger than lost
week. Shippers must bear In mind that the
quotations for choice butter are for butter
that Is strictly choice and sweot. A HUlo
more care In making and handling the but
ter would Increase Its value from 3c to 5c per
lb aud It would sell more readily nnd at bet
ter prices. An occasional package of fancy
butter sells at better prices than those quoted
below. Choice country , 17@18c ; fair to good ,
13@15c ; common , 5@10c.
Eoos The egg market has been very
steady during the past week. The market Is
In about the same condition as a week ago.
The receipts have averaged very heavy and
while the local retail demand Is good and tbo
shippers Imvo been taking til the surplus
stock , so that notwithstanding the heavy re
ceipts there has been no accumulation of
stocks. The ruling price Is lOc and the mar
ket can be called active at that price. Re
ports trom other markets Indicate a decline
but as yet the effect has not been felt here.
DRESSED POULTRY The receipts have
been light and Hie market flrm. Chickens
have been in eood demand and good stock
has sold readily at lOc. In a tew Instances
extra choice stock has brought He. Small fat
turkeys have been selling at 10@llc , and
coarse heavy turkeys at 9@10c. The demand
is mostly In a small way as live poultry Is
coming In season and it Is only due . to the'
extremely light receipts that the above prices
have been obtained.
LIVE POULTHV The receipts of live poul
try have been very light thus far as the sea
son Is not fairly opened. There Is a very fair
demand nnd everything received thus far has
sold readily on arrival. Good heavy fowls or
chickens have sold at S3.00@3.35 pcrdoien ,
while a few choice have gene at 83.50. There
Is not much demand for turkeys but those re
ceived have sold at 0(3Sc ( per lb. There have
been a few large ducks in which brought
53.00 per dozen.
CHEESE Full cream cheddars , single , 13 }
(3He ( ; full cream flats , twins. He ; Young
Americas , 14fc ; fancy Swiss , ICQUc ; Swiss
Imnorted , 35c : Llmburger. 14c ; brick , I5@10c.
DBKANS-InferIorstock,75S1.00goodciean ;
country , Sl.00c41.25 ; medium , hand picked ,
SL40@1.50 ; hand picked , navy. 81.50Q1.GO.
PROVISIONS Ham , I3 } @l3c ; breakfast
" ' ' '
bacon
dry
lie
Fairbanks ,
POTATOES The receipts" potatoes dur
ing the past few days have boon very heavy.
In addition to the car lots received by the
commission dealers , the local fanners have
been running in a eood many aud soiling
direct to retailers. This has tended to break
the market , as the stock brought In by the
farmers has been sold by them at very low
prices , In some Instances as low as 35c. At
the present time it Is difllcult to give a quo
tation on account of the demoralized condi
tion of the market. Commission dealers are
generally holding for about 40@50o. Home
grown. 4050c ; Colorado rose , per bu , 81.05
( i1.10 ; Colorado snowrlake , per bu , $1.05 ®
1.10 ; Salt Lake , 85c@J1.00 ; sweet , per lb ,
CABBAGE The market U firmer than last
week on account of the lighter receipts.
There Is nothing In but California stock.
California cabbage , choice , per lb , 3Uc.
CAULIFLOWER The market U well sup
plied with choice stock , which Is selling at
81.75 per doz.
AWLKB There are a good many in nnd
the market Is lower. There Is a good deal
more poor stock in than there has been.
Fancy rastern stock. 8150(33,00 ( ; choice Mis.
sourl stock , S4.00Q4.W common Missouri
stock , 83.50@4.00.
OLD VKOKTAur.ES-Tho supply on the mar
ket U not large but the demand Is light and
stocks movlngslowly. Onions , choice stock ,
per bbl.3.60@4.uo. Beets , carrots , turnips ,
etc. , per UiL31.75@3.00 ; horseradish roots ,
per lb. , Tc.
UBKXS VcaKTABLBS-The receipts thui
far have been lUht and there has been very
little In aside from splnacJM which has not
been very rapid sale , llntttferown celery Is
very poor and scarce. jMlnnch , per bbl. ,
Sl.75dfJ.00 ; top onions , ttorflo7en bunches ,
'iogjt.'ic ; celpry , homti gNwn. ) > r dozen ,
3-X44Sc ; California celpry , per ( Id/en. OOcC < S
Sl.uo ; radishes , i > cr down bunches , 35c ; let
tuce , 40c ; pie plant , per Ibi lOc.
OVSTKIIS Mediums , 20rt i standard , 26c ;
selects , 2Sc ; extra selects'a ' ) } N. Y. counts ,
88 C.
C.UAMK The receipts hate not boon very
heavy and the demand lias boon very fair.
Thorn are a coed many brants on the mar
ket and they are vcrv slow sale. Mallard
duck' , per dozen , 82.00(32.25 ( ; teal , ppr dozen ,
Sl.Mxai.75 : mixed , pet down , 82.00 ; geese ,
ppr dozen , $3.000j.0 ; brants , per dozen ,
S'J.00.
Lr.Moxs The market Is firm. Stocks are
moving fulrly well for the season. Mesttnn ,
choice , per box , S4.75Q5.00 ; do. fancy , per
box , 85.OOQ5.rx ) .
OnANOES Stocks are moving slowly and
the supply Is about equal to Um demand.
California , Riverside , per box , 83.75iM.OO ; ;
California , Los Angeles , per box , 83.00 ;
Navels , 8tf.OO ; Mediterranean sweets , 83.75
@ 4.00.
STHAWIJEHRIES There have bren a few In
this week. Choice stock sold readllv at 40c.
BANANAS Largobunchos , per bunch , 82.50
@ 3.no.
NUTS Afew black walnuts are coming In
from the country and are slow sale at 75c per
bushel. The following are the wholesale
prices at which orders from the outside are
tilled : Almonds , aoc ; pecans , large polished ,
14c ; lllberts , 14cBrazlls ; , 14owulnutsNaples ; ,
? 0c : walunts , Chill , He ; peanuts , 11. p. Vir
ginia , 8c.
FLOUR AKD MILLSTUFFS Winter wheat
flour , best quality vatant , 83.75 ; second qual
ity , S'-.00@2,50 ; best quality spring wheat
flour , patent , S3.40@2.1K ) ; bran , 70c percwt ;
chopped feed , 75o per cwt ; white corn meal ,
90c ; yellow corn. meal. 80@90c per cwt ;
screening 50 7.V per cwt ; hominy , S1.50 ;
shorts , 70e per cwt : graham , 81.75 ; hay. in
bales $7.00 per ton.
dims Corn , 27c ; wheat , No. 2 , 57o ; oats ,
23c ; rye. 45c.
Grocor'e Mst.
PiCKTE3 Medium , In bbls , 88.00 ; do. In
bait bbls , 84.50 ; small , In bbls , 39.00 ; do , In
half bbls. S5.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , 810.00 ; do ,
in half bbls , 85.55.
SUUAU Granulated , CXOfltfc ; conf. A , 5 %
@ 0o ; white extra C , 5W@5 > ic ; : extra C , f > Vnj (
fttfc : yellow C , 4J4Jo ; cut loaf ,
powdered ,
fancy green _ . _ . . . . . _
ornment Java , 20@26o ; interior Java ,
20c ; Mocha , 2224c : Arbuckle's roasted
111540 ; McLaughfln's XXX\ roasted , 19Xo ;
Dilworth's. l Kc : Rod Cross , l 5fc.
CANNKD Goons-Oysters , standard.per case ,
5i.l6 : ( < ? 3.2.5 ; strawberries , 2 lb. per case , 5i80 ;
raspberries. 3 lb , per case , 82.35 ; oCallfornia
poaM , per case. 84.50 ; apricots , pur casj ,
$4,60 ; Poaches. Pc&se ! , 55.00 ; white cher
ries , per case , 80.00 ; pmms. ppr caso. 83.05 ;
rjlupborrles porcase , 81.BT ) ; oge plums , 3 lb ,
vierease , 82.50 1 pineapples , a ID. per case
S3.200J5.75 ; 1 lb mukerel. per doz , $1.40 ;
1 Ib salmon , per dnz , 81.50 ( 1.55 ; 2 ID , goose-
burrier porcase , 81.75 ; 2 lb strins Deann , per
case , Sl.ii5 ; a lb lima beans , per case , 81.60 ;
2 lb marrowfat peas , percaso. 8i50 ( 12 60 ; 2 lb
early Juno peas , per case. 375 ! : 8 lb toma
toes. a.50 ( < $2.iOa ( : lb.corn 82.403.50.
MATCHES Per caddie. 25o ; square cases ,
81.70 : mule square. 81.VW.
SYRUP No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , S1.201.25 ;
New Orleans poreallou 3S@46c ; maple syrup ,
half bbls. "old time. " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal
lon cans , per doz , 810.00 ; hall gallon cans ,
perdoz. 85.50 ; quart cansn83.0u.
CANDY Mixed , smallest stick , 8J @ 9Xc.
CRA.CKEUS Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic. 5 } < c ; creauuskc ; ginger snaps , 8) < c ;
city soda. 7W. , , .
STARCH Mirror gloss. 1 lb , 6c ; mirror
gloss , 8 lb , 5Jfc : mirror gloso , 6lb , 6 c ;
Graves corn , 1 ib.e c ; Kincsford's corn , I ID ,
7o ; Klncsford's gloss , 1 Ibsj/Tc : Kingsford's
cioss , Olh. 71 0 ; KinirifonP * pure lib. 5Kc ;
Kinesford's pure , 3 lb , pKc ; Klngsfords
bulk. 4c. ff
SOAPS Kirk's savon Imperial. S3.70 ;
Kirrs satinet. 83.00 ; Kirk s standard , 83.05 ;
Kirk's white Russian. 81.00 ; Kirk's white-
cap. 80.50 ; 'dome , 83.85 ; .washboard , 83.10 ;
white cloud. 83.75. _ UA
General Alaflc'oti.
"VAUNiRMES Uairols , pir gallon ; jrurnl-
ture , extra , 81.10 ; furniture , No. 1. 81.00 ;
coach extra , 81.40 : coachjj No. 1,81.80 ; Da-
inar , extra , 51.75 ; jap. n , rou ; nsplmltum ,
extra 85c : shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil Unlsb ,
xi.&u
HEAVY HARDWARE iron , ratn 83.80 ;
plow8teelspeclarcast,4 > jccrueiblestool,8 ; > ic ;
cast tools , do. la.yiw ; wagon spokes , pet set ,
$2.00(33.50 ( ; hubs , -per set , 81.25 : tolloes.
sawed dry. 81.50 ; tongues , each. 80c : axels.
racli. 75c : square nuts , per lb. Gl7lo ( ; roil
chain , per lb. 6X@Hc ; malleable. 3@lOc ; iron
.
wire. In car lots. JM.09 per 100 Ibs. Nails ,
rates , 10 to 50. SLU ) : steel nails , 82.00.
Shot , 81.35 ; buckshot , 81.60 ; ilazud powaer ,
kegs , 35.00 ; do. iuilf kegs , S3.T.1 ; do. quarter
kegs , 3L50 : blasting , kegs , $2.lu ; fuse , per 10
feet , 65& Lead bar.
maiistown , 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , HO ;
Prussian biuo,55cultruuiarlno ; , l c ; vandyit-
brown , 8e ; umber , burnt 4c ; umoer. raw , 4c ;
sienna , burnt , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4c ; Pans
green , genuine. Sag. Paris green , com
mon , M3ao ; chrome green , N. Y. , 20c ;
vermlllion American. IHc : inaian
raw and burnt umber , 1 Q > cans , i'Jc ; raw and
burnt sienna , ISo : Vandyke brown , I3c : ro-
hnud lampblack I2o : coach black and ivory
black , lOc ; drop black. 16c ; Prussian blue ,
40c : ultramarine black. ISc ; chrome ereen.L. ,
M. & D. . I6o ; blind and shutter green , U. M.
& D. , 16c ; Paria .green , 18c ; Indian red , 15c ;
Venetian red , Vc ; Tuscan , SSc ; American
vermlllion , L. & D. , SOc ; yellow ochre. 2c ; U
M. * O. D. . 18c : jrood ochre. 10c : oateni
dryer. So ; training color , light oak , dark oak , .
walnut chestnut and sh. lac.
DJIUOSAND CHEMICALS. Ao cl carbolic ,
C5c ; acid. tarUrlc , 58c ; balsam copaiba , per
lb , 50p sjtiark sassafrai per B > , 10c ; calomel ,
per tt ,
- . _ , , - ' - , glycerine ,
pure , per lb , Soc ; lead , acetate , per B. 31o ;
oil , castor , No. 1 , per gal. , ' 81.50 ; oil castor ,
No. 2 , per gaL ; 81.40 ; oil olive , per gaL , 81.40 ;
oil orlvannum. SOc ; opium , H.tiO ; quinine.
P. & W. and R. & S , , per oz , 75e ; potassium
iodide , per Q > , 81.50 ; sallcln. per oz , 40c ; sul-
chate morphine , ner oz. 8 US ; sulphur , per
tt,4cstrychnine. ; ix > roz.SLSU.
f AINTS IM OIL White lead. Omaha.P P. ,
Olfc ; white lead , St. Louis , pure , 0 > ic ; Mar
seilles , green , 1 lb cans , tie ; Kronen zinc ,
croen seal , isc ; French zinc , red seal. Ho ;
French tine. In varnish a st. 20c ; Kcnch
ilnc.75c ; Termllllon. English , In oil , 75c ;
red , lOc ; rose plnK , I4c ; Venetian red , Cook-
son's , SJi'o ; Venetian rod , American , l } < c ;
red lead , TKc ; chrome yellow , genuine , sec ;
chrome yellow , K , We ; ochre , rochelle. 8c ;
ochre , French , SJic : ochre , Amencan.
IKe ; Winter's mineral. Lohlgh \ blown ,
-He ; Spanish brown , 3Kc ; Prince's rclncral ,
SPIRITS Cologne spirits. 188 proof , 81.17 ;
do 101 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , 51.17 : do IBS proof. 81.10 Alcohol.
183 prooi , SA'JO per wine eAllon. Redistilled
whiskies , Sl.00ai.50. ( Jltkiobloiulecl , y\.MM \
8.00 ; Kentucky bourbons7 83.0030.00 ; Krn-
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 3iOO ( < tfi.50 ;
Goldcm Sheaf bourbon urn rye whiskies ,
Sl. > 0@3.oo. Brandies , Imported , $5.00@S.50 ;
domestic , 81.8093.00. Girfs Imported , 84.50
0.00 : domestic , 81.353.k . Champagnes ,
.
IIIDKS Green but hersja 5 @ 6c ; green
cured. 7o : dry flint. liritU'c drv salt , 9&10c ;
green calf skins , 8 > < oitdamaged mites ,
two-thirds prlca Tallow Skc. Grease-
Prime white , 3c : yellow ' iKc ; brown , \H
Sheep Pelts. 25O7.'K5. 'nu )
lums AND OKINS The following price
are for prime , well handlMK skins ; Heaver ,
prlino , clean per pound. SV.oO@3.00 ; fallSLi1 *
( $2.00 : meatvana Inferiori91.00@1.2.5. Bear ,
brown and grizzly. 85.00 8.00 : rubs und
yearling * , 8J.OlWS4.00. Badger , M00p. ) Cat ,
wild , 20@iOc : domestic , bUtlc , I0 15e : do
mestic , sundry colors , . "JQlail Fox , rnd , SI.00
@ 1.2.5 ; cross 3.00@4.00 ; crw , 40iJ50c ( ; sliver.
810.00(340.00. ( Fisher. S4.ooc < | fi.oo. Otter,84.oo
Oi .OO. Martin. 81.00(3175 ( , Mnscmt > win
ter. large , Idc ; fall , So ; kltts. Mink , largo
dark , 35@40c ; small and palo. 1520c. Rac
coon , large prime , 40rg50c ; small and inferior ,
20@:5oc. : Skunk , common , 1525c. Wolf ,
large grey , 8L50Q2.50 ; coyote or prairie 75(3 (
OOc. Deer and antelope , winter , per pound
15c ; fall and summer , per pound 20c.
Dry Lniuaber.
DIMENSIONS
12ft tilt ft1 10 ft 18ft ft a it art
2X4 M.OO 10.0J 17.00 18.00 19.0023. 5 22.M !
18 Ufl.OO 10.00 17.00 18.0U ISI.WiXW ZiBO
Sl8 ,16.00 , 18.00rM \ 18.00 1U.OO'Z1.601.50 ' :
2x10 18 On 18.00 17.0" " ) 18.00 19.00
2x12 18.10 18.0117.00
118.00 l8.0ol8.Ui | )
' '
fAOlneh.iaVnd'u'ft. , rough..f 18.50
Na.a.4.40lncu.l3 udl4ft. . rouKfc. . . IXIW
UUK , KT&
Qulncy white lime , ( best ) OSo
AJcrou cetneut , 2.75 ; hair 25c
EOAUDS.
No. ICom. sis 313.00
No.a " " i.\w
No. S " 15.00
N 4 " " 10.00
S1D1.NQ.
A , 12 , Hand 10 ft S31.S )
II , * } " ' . ' 0.00
C , " " " 15.00
D , " " " 11.60
CRU.TVn AND TAJITITIOX.
1st com. , JIn White Hue Cclllus SH4.00
Al " " " " . . . UH.OO
2d com. , ; V In Norway Pine Celling. . . . 14.00
FLOOniNO.
A Cinch , white pine , : t5.M > C S20..7) )
K Olnch. " ( Sol Ken'c ) W.OO
STOCK I10AHOS.
A 12 Inch a. 1 s. 45.50 C 8Xi.50
No. i , com. la in s. i s. , 12. & 14 SIM : in tu'.t.oo '
No. 3. " 17.fX ) ; " 10.00
rnjiinwo.
1st nnd 2d. clear , 13 < Inch , ( .as f 50..V )
Sd , clear , 1 lucli. s. a s S4S 1' ' . 1H. Q lu 45.ro
B clear , 1 Inch , s. 2 s OT.MslJ..l'f.Bln 37.00
SHU * L.AJ1.
No. 1 , plain. 8 nnd 10 in SIS-M
80UTUK11N YKt.LOW 1'l.NF. .
Com. 4 and 0 In. Hoorlnis S1T.W
Clear. llnlHli , 1 and 1 In. s. a H ! .00
41 corritRatod culling , 4 In S4.50
" Yellow pine caMiiR nnd base 137.00
P1CKKTS.
Pickets , D and II Hat 3W.50 ; D & II sq.530.RO
SIIIXQLUS , LATH.
XX clear J3.00
* A * standard 2.75
AH. B. nndB a50
POSTS.
White Cedar , 0 In. . Ss. 12 c : 9 in. qrs..lle
" ' 6Xln. K , UHo8ln. ; qrs.10c
WoodbridgeBrothers
STATE AGENTS FOK THE
Decker Brothers
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
Ix > wc t Jlnte Ever OlTbreil from Mo. lllvep
" 0
CALIFORNIA"
VSIGLER'S Grand Pullman Car Excursions ,
Pcraonolly conducted , leave Chicago , St. Louta ,
Kama * City , Omaha and other Western Cltle *
monthly , for California orer the C. n. & Q. and the
GREAT SCENIC ROUTE & ! & .
U. C. BIGLlIIl. Manager.SJOClark street. ClIICAao.
LINCOLN , NEB.
(3HEATKST 11AIMIOAD CKNTEB
IN THE WOIU.D Of ITS AGE.
It has grown from 400 to 40,000 population In 19
yeun nnd l nowurowing faster than over.
InrctlmenU In brick bTockijpay 10 to 20 per ocnt.
] / > ls linvo avaraccd over 100 per cent per annum
Sro'NDBNCK AND BUSINESS SOLICITED.
A. J. OBOPSEY&OO.
IlKAT , K ( TATK rmOKIIIlS. LINCOLN , NEK.
llrtve tor sule brick blocks , bunlnois lots , ail kind * of
real ptttnto. 1,2,5,10 anil 20 itcic trarts , furms and
chcup lunda *
MONKV LOANBO. INVESTMENTS MAPI ! .
nKFKUKNfKSi-Tlio First nnd Llneol Natlonn ,
tunks. GOT. Thai nr , Jlirtuo Oobb , Son. S. M. Cuiloiu
Illinois , and ( Jen. lien llnrrison. Indiana.
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
Arrive Leave
Omaha Omaha
UNION PACIFIC.
Depot 10th and 1'ierco sts.
3'acliic Express 7:50 : am 8:20 : pra
Denver Express 5:201101 : 10 rs-i am
'Local Express 11:00 : am 5:05 : pin
Except Sunday.
R & M. K. K. R.
Depot 10th and PaclUc sts.
Mall anil Express 5:45 : pm 10:00 : am
Night Express lOOOHtn : 7:45 : pm
Lincoln 8:55 : pin 8:30 : ain
O. H. & Q. K. It.
Depot 10th nnd I'acl&c sts.
Mall and Express 0:20 : am 0:00 : pm
Chlcngo Express 7:10 : Dm 9:20 : am
K. C. St. J. & 0. B.
Depot 10th and Pacific sta.
Via Plattsmouth 7:10pm : 0:30 : am
Lincoln Express * 7:00ain : t8:45 : pm
"Except Monday.
tExcept Saturday.
C. St. P. M. * O.
Depot 15th and Webster st.
Sioux City Express 5:45 : pin 8:15 : am
* UaniToitAccommodation 10:80 : am 5:15 : pin
* Exceut Sunday
M1SSOUUI PACIFIC.
Depot 15th and Webster st
Day Express 6.a1 ; am 11:10 am
Night Express , 0:00 : pm 9:10 : pm
Lincoln Express , 11:50 am 6:10 : pm
UNION STOCK AUUH Leave l/eave
TItAim US V'ds. Omaha
* Kxcopt Sundav. 6:09 am * 015am ;
Trams Icavlue U. P. de 7:05 : am 7a5am :
pot in Omaha at 10:55 : a. * S:10am : 8 :85 : am
m. , 5:0T : p. m. and 8:20 : p. 0iOam : ! 10:00 : am
in. , and those leaving 10:5iam : 10:55 : am
Union stock yards at 0:09 : 2:00pm :
a. m. and 10:51 : a. m. are 2iOpni : ! 305pm ;
through passenger trains : 3i.'ipm : ! 4:05pm :
all others are regular stock
yarns dummy trains be 0:15 : pm 525) : ! > m
tween stock yards and ' 8:00 pin
Omaha. Saopm ;
U.F. nRIDGETIUINS.lTran'sVfur.1lOmeala ? !
Except Sunday. I 7:13 : am1 tfl:85am :
tConnocU witli S. C. & 8:15 : am ! 7:35am :
P. at Council iilurTs. 9:25 : ami 8:00 : am
UConnectawlthC. B. & 9:42 : am IfSMOam
: . , C. & N.V. \ . , C. M. & 10:37am : * 10:00ara :
t P. . C. 11. I. & P. at 11:47 : am 11.10am
Council JilulTs. 1:30 : pm 1:00 : pm
Connects with W. St. 2:37 : pin Soopm :
L. .fc P. at Council Uluirs. 857pm : ! t2:20 : pm
( Connects with all even * 47pm : : ; : i:00pm :
ing trains for Chicago at 5:50pm : 4:00 : pm
Council Bluffs. Trains fi:42pm : n:00pm :
leave Omaha at Union 7:10 : pm 5sipm : )
Pacitlc depot , 10th and 7:42pm : | riOpm , :
Pierce streets. 8:50 : pm i 7oo : pm
I047pm ; 815pm ;
11.-55pm. lOiOOpm
ll:10pm :
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
I f < eave I Arrive
CONNECTING LINES/Transfer iTransfes
depot depot
C. U. L & P. : r:15 : a ra 0:15 : a m
All Trains run Dally. 9:15 : a m S:25 : p m
oHOpni :00pm :
c. & N.y. \ .
All trains run dally. . . . . | ; gi S 7:00 9L5a : : p m m
All tralnLAdQa'lly. ; . . . { ; gjgS ? $
C. M. A St. P. |
Alltra.nmnda.ly. . . . . . . | JI5. : , .
K. C. St. I. &C.B.
Except Saturday. 10OQam1Cttain : !
tExcept Monday. | * 8:55pm : 0:30pm :
W. StKAP. "T |
All trains niti daily . . ) 300pm ; 1:30 : r > m
BO. A F.
-7:05am :
0:25putj : 8:50p
Omalia Jobbers' Directory.
Agricultural Implements.
WholeuU IValt r In
Agricultural Implements , "Wapons ,
CuTlagtf anil nuCRloft. Jones Mrett , I'otwcou Vtb
anQIOtbOmaha , Neb.
& MKTCALF co. ,
Atrricnltural Implements ,
W lgon .Cl > l a , Runlet , Hte. , Wholonulp , Om 'b .
E , FJIIED cC CO , ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nnlls ,
Tinware , Sliixtt Iron , Klc. A ent for Itoit * Bolai ,
anil Miami row(1 r'o.Omnh , N h.
VARLIN , OllEXDOnFA MAKTIN
Wliolcf > lalpal nln
A ricnlcural Implements ,
001 , t03 , UOS nail W7 , Joatt lit
Artists' Material.
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
U13 Douglaa BtrMt. Omaha
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
HIMEBA UGH < e TAY Lo
Biilldevs'HarilwBre&Scale Repair Shop
M ch nlc8'TooU iid Buffalo BcalM. liDft Douf lat ( L ,
Om h . K b.
Boots and Shoes.
AMERICAN HAND SEWED
SHOE COMPANY ,
UinuUctnrtri ind WboteuUDMUn U
Booti and Shoes ,
Complete ttock of Hibbcr Qoodi alwdji on hand
KB B. I3in iu Om ba. Neb. A. T. AuiUn. Ag nU
w. r. MORSE & co.
Jobbers of Hoot * and Shoes.
1U1 Faruam it , Omaha. N b. Manufactory , BumnM
ttrect. lloiton.
Z , T. UiNDSEY A CO.
Wholesale Itubbor Bootj and Shoes
Itubbar nnd Ullcd Clotliliitf mid Felt llootl
and Sboes. Bouthcixit Corner 14th und Dougloa.
Betr.
M. KEATING ,
Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewiiiff Ass'n
Special Tlrnndi. FtnitDodwel > rnd Erlanier.
STORZ tC ILER ,
Lajrer Beer Brewers ,
1521 North IfMh Street , Omaha , Neb.
Butchirs' Tools.
LOUIS TTELLER ,
Batchers' Tools and Supplies ,
iiniaga Cailuft of nil klndu nlwajaln a lock. U1S
Jonoa at.Omaha
Coffee , Spictt , Etc.
CLARKE BROS. d5 CO. ,
Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills.
_ i.Ooffrei , Spleen. Baking 1'owdor. FlnrorlDg.
irmcu , J undrr Blue , Ink , Hie. -16DaiBey
GATES , COLK < U MILES ,
Homo CofTeo and Spice Mills M'f'p ; Co.
Coireo Ko ilen nd Splcu Orlntlcri. Manafacturem
nB klnic Ponder , Hmorlng Kitrncc. , Bluing.Etc.
Try cue cu of our 1-n puckas * Home lllend lloasttd
wnilowHrdat..Omolia. Neb.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epencter , Prop.
alannfnctnrer of Galvanlied Iron and Cornice. SS3
Dodge and 103 and lot M , 10th at. . Omaha , Neb.
RUEMPING Jt BOLTE ,
Hanufnetorera of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Window ! . Ktnali.MelallcEkjllgbt.elc. 910S.
12tu > t. , Omaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
Galrnnlttd Iron Cornlcpn , etc. Bpcct'almproTed Pat
ent Metallo bkrlltilit. ( W and ( id N. r.'tti m..Omaha.
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
Jobben of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Rngs
Iilnolouma , Mnllhijti , Etc. 1M1 Douglai itrort.
& . A. ORCHARD ,
Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Uattlaf i , Curtain Goods , He. 113 Famaiu Strett ,
Omaha. Neb.
Crockery and Notions.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for the Uanufnctnrcn aud Import * ! * of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Chimnara , etc. OIBce , 117 South llth it
Omaha , Neh.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing : .
Batter , Eggiand Produce. Cnnalgnmenta eollclted.
lieadquarten for Blnneware , Berrr Boiei ana
Urape liaikoia. 1114 Dodgenlr otOmaha.
P'EYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fmlli , Produce nnd ProTUIona. Omalia. Neb.
W. K
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Bpeclaltles Butter. Egv. Cheeie , Fonltrr. Game.
Ojlteri , Ktc. . Etc. 112 South llth tr t.
WIEDEMAN d CO. ,
Produce Commission Kerchants ,
Poultry , Butter , Oame , Frnltn , etc. 290 . 14tb.it
Omaha , feb ,
Coal anif Lime.
Qau. * . J.AIIAUII , Prei. O. r.doonuirl , T.PiBa.
J. A. KUNDIRLAND , 8eo. and Troai.
OMAHA COAL , COKE g LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft CoaU
J09 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
, r. jr. JOHNSON < s > co. , *
Mannfiicturers of Illinois White Lime.
Aud Shlppera of Coal and Coke , Cement , Plaater ,
Ume. JIalr. Klre Brick , Drain , Tile and Hewer 1'ipe.
Office , Paxton Hotel. Varnan at. , Omaha , Neb.
Telephone 811.
Confectionery.
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Manufacturing : Confectioners ,
Jobber * of FiullaNuti nnd Cigara , 1211 Farnam SU
Omaba.
Cigart and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER < C CO ?
Jobbers of Cigara , Tobacco ,
Gun * and Ammunition , 315 to 123 R. llth at. , 1030 to
! Ot ! FUrnarn at. , Omaha , Nab.
WEST di FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine
And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , MOB. 109
ftnUHON. 14th street , Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH .6 CO , ,
Dry Goodu , Furnisblntr Goods & Notions
1102 and 1104 Douulae.cor.lltb St.Omntia.Neb.
Distillers.
DUtlllors of I.lqnora. Alcohol and Spirits. Importers
and Jottieraof WlnesnnJ Liquors.
WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLE'
CO. and ILER C CO. ,
Importers and Jnbbore of Flee Wlnrs and Manors.
&ol manufacturers of Cennedr's Kast Indln till-
* ters anil Domestic I IquiM. 1112 llarnir St.
Drain Tile , Etc.
A. ll.Ur ( > nrr's. J.W.Bcnronn.Bec-iTrais
K. J. OABBOK , V.frei. anO BapU
THE UNION HYDRAULIC
DRAIN TILE CO. ,
Offlea 713 8. llta t. . Omaha , Neb. Uaehlnerr and
Supplies for MsoufaciurlQ < Comcnt Uraln Tile.
ELEVATORS.
IIW. llonEiis. D. S. IHintinK
Ven. nnTttiLMnrn 1875. Vloe-I'm
OMAHA ELEVATOR and GRAIN
COMPANY ,
Jobbers and Storcra ot Grain.
hip uoutiof ai\l , ) - < ( ) .lJio u I 4\'i Ajioa
irunrantrod. Omtiaa Neb.
Furniture.
DEWEY C STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers In Furniture.
raroass it. . Ouisba. Nub.
Omaha Jobbers' ' Director ? .
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER .C CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provialons ,
Nod. T , TC7 , 7W andtlt S. 10th ? l , Onuhi , Neb
McCOltD , It.UADY < C CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
I'tn and Learenworlh ti.Oinnha.
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Hardware ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprluga , Wngnn 5lork. Hardware Lumber , el * . USi
_ and lll llarnty at. . Omaha. _
EDNEY fl GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon and Carriage Wood Btooh , Heary ltardwM *
En. 111 ? and Ufa l.aatmiworth at. . Ommha , Neb.
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MILTON ROGERS < SONS ,
Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
ManlUl. QraU .lra ( loodi. lai aad 13a Fa
Btreet.
Iron Worfr.
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il"irW1 i"i 1 i- -i ni ii -t -inn > rOj > jXftAJ B
I'AXTONA
TTERLINQ . ,
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Cait'Iron Building Work , Iroa Slab *
Hailing. Beama and Olrdera , Sieam Engine * . Bvaal
Work.Uincral Voundry , Machlae and Blackanui
\york. OIBoeanlWorkaU. P. Ry.apdl7taaueet.
F. n. MCMANUR. c. SOLLITAW.
OMAHA WIRE cC IRON WORKSt
Manufncturen of
Wire and IronHaiIins , Desk Rails ;
Window fluarda , Flower Standa. Wire mint , aUt
LOW. 1910 Onloraby mall promptly allaudedt * .
Lumber.
OMAHA TXTMBER CO. ,
Doale'l. AllKlDdiof
Building1 Material at Wholesale ,
Uth Street and PnlonPadm Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lnmbcr , Lath , Lime , Bask
DOOM. KM. Yards-Corner Tth and Do gla | Conw
9th and Douglaa.
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CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
814 8.HthatrtetOmaha.N h. p.Colpetier. MaaagM.
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C. N. DIETZ ,
Lumber.
18th and California Btrecta. Omnha. K b.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lnmb r , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Eta ,
Cor.Glh ana Douglas it * . , Omaha.Nek.
HOAGLAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
OCIee , 14M Farnam streetOmaha.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
WoodCarpeta and Parquet Flooring. 9th and DoutM
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American 1'ortland Cement. Btatt
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A. ' - - " Wnuk e llTdraullc Cer1 " " * "
( julner WhiteIjlme.
Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha. ;
Llmltod. John r. Boyd , Superlntctxdent , .
Live Stock Commission.
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M. BURKE C SONS ,
Jjive Stock Commission. ;
_ G o. Biuke , lana er *
TJnlon Stock Turds , B. Omaha. TelBplione tf3.
SAVAGE C GREEN , - |
Live Stock Commission Merchants , *
BblpmenU of nny and nil kliula of Stock aollelt4.
Unlou Stock Yard a. Omaha , Neb.
Millinery and Notions.
Importer * and Jobber * of
Millinery and Notions ,
1111 and 1215 Ilarney m.-eet , Omaha , Neb.
Notions.
JT. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO
Wboleialo Doalcr * In
Notions and Furnishing : Goods ,
10) and 40S 8. Tenth St. , Omaha.
Overalls.
_ . Tifjjvro. . .
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overails ,
Jeans Panta , Bhlrti , Etc. HO ! nnd UOiUonjUa Street
Omaha. Neb.
Paper Boxes 1
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jr. L , WILK1E ,
Manufacturer of Paper Boxes ,
B.UthHU. OmabB , Ntbraika. Ord r > tsj uufli *
lleltedaad will rae lT r mp atUutlon.
ssssssssssm *
Printing.
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REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Maker * .
And Book Binder * . 10B and 108 Bouth fourteeolfe
itreet. Omaha , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNJOS
Auxiliary Publishers.
DMlen In T/pe , Preiua and Prlntera' SitpplHa. CO * . , , .
Bouth Twelfth KtreeU j
PuiT.pS.
BROWNELL < R CO. ,
Manufacturers und Doalnra In
Engines , Jioilcrs & General Slacliiiicrjr
Bheet Iroa work , Slonra Pump'.Huw Mills , Aciu *
Bhaftlnir , nodus Wood apllt l'iiller , lioltlnx , eta
n , rcrapom.auil bsilottei. U13-1I15 titan
TCaworth at. Omnhu
RECTOR < & WILJIELMY CC. ,
Wholesale Hardware.
Wimtom flEenta for JafTurinn Fitel Nulls. Au tl
' - , Fairbanks CUndard Srnli
lOtli and llaroer. Omalia ,
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Fumpu , Pipe , Fittings ,
Rteamand Water Supplies. lIcn < Um.irter fir Mut
Ko3stCo'aUoo < la. lllliunjim it. . ( > nmbo.Nob.
A.L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes nnd Engines ,
Steun , Water , Hallway and Milling Supplier. Et *
VX > , aaanOlCtyftmiiPi t..0miilm. Noli.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMf
COMPANY.
nalladay Wind Mllni nteam and Whtfr
oUs. IlcftlriK , llnin. VII kin ) ' . 'M f
Dam su , Omalm. 8. K. Kelton , Muuntor.
T lepbiin No.Z10.
Safes , Etc.
P. BOYER & CO. ,
Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co./
flro and Iliiitrlar Iroo ( Sufei , Thna fx > eksVa IH
and Jail Work. 103J Kar/iam ulroet Omaha , Neb.
G. ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Unnufncturoriof Fire and Iloritlarl'roof Saf , Vaull
Uoors.Jall Wnrk.HhuUera aud Wlia Work. Cor.
_ l th and Jackson Hta.Uomliu. Neb. _
Sash , Doors , Etc.
co. ,
Wlioleisle Uanufaoturaisof
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
.Iliannii office. 1UU and lurd all. . Oiaats , Ktb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO *
Manufacturer * , of Sash , Doors , Blind * ,
aljiM'Bgs.StalrWorkanajnterlqrnard Wood tint *
/tut opausd. M.JC.w > . ( liau4 ]
Oaiaba , Nb.
