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THE OMAHA DAILY KflE ; TUESDAY , MARCH 29 , 1887. v J |
AN ACTIVE WHEAT MARKET ,
Good Dealings Early , But Late the Old Stag
nation Returns.
CORN FLUCTUATES SLIGHTLY ,
Onts Dull Iluf Plrnt-Bliort nilis nncl
Ij.ird . .Largely Dcnlt In 1'ork
HcmninH Inncllvo Mnr-
kct quotations.
CHICAGO rnonucE MAKKET.
Cnir-Ado , March SiS. ( Special Telegram to
the BKK. ] Karly In the day tliere was moro
dhow of activity In the wheat market , but as
Uic forenoon waned thesaine feeling of stng-
natlon tlmt was the ruling characteristic last
week uasncnln fell nnd business slackened
in a most discouraging manner. The for-
pirn market dispatches Indicated a quiet but
not necessarily weak sentiment abroad , and
New York advices were rather more favora
ble than for several days previous. Liverpool -
pool and London buyers nro .seemingly at a
loss to understand how it has been possible
for the American markets to hold bo steady
in the face of the bc.ulsh advices they Imvu
been loading cables with , and exporters re
port vigorous "nibbles , " but as yet no largo
amount of actual new business , Neverthe
less the exports of wheat and Hour from the
Atlantic ports lust week aggregated 2,500,000
bushels and the visible supply
shows n decrease of 701,000
in the face of very heavy receipts In the
northwest St. Louis and Now York rather
led Chicago this morning In thecaily linn-
ness , but the response from this market was
Bhnrp , and from 8IH < J at the beginning May
advanced to b'Je. Juno ascending from S0fc }
to 8JVc. There was n good demand lor
property on the advance , but toward the top
plenty of wheat was for sale and values
cased off , The receipt of disquieting crop
news fiom the winter wheat sections serves
to stimulate the activity of the shorts , nnd
tlioy seemed Indisposed to stand on their
trades. Corn was only modoratly active to
day in the speculative hraiich of the market
and prices fluctuated within a narrow ranuc ,
closing at the same ran o as on Saturday.
Oats In the speculative market were dull hut
firm. In the provision market there was n little
moro Interest displayed than on the closing
days of last week , in pork late the Inactiv
ity was continued , but In short ribs nnd lard
the trading was moro general and larger in
general. The two last named articles at
tracted , In fact , considerable attention , nnd
ntt the offerings were Insulliclont to meet the
dcnmnu higher prices prevailed for both.
OHICAUO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , March 28. [ Special Telegram to
the UKE.I CAITI.K. Notwithstanding the
Jact tlmt dressed beet men received 1,300 cat
tle from Omalia and Kansas City , the re
ceipts to-day were really quite light for Mon
day and wore n.OOO to 4,000 less than many
dealers had estimated. Salesmen naturally
asked higher prices and a few very choice
pony-built steers and a few ripe , heavy cattle
sold a shade higher. The general market
for cattle , however , was slow and some ordl-
narv heavy steers and Inferior light stock
sold rather lower. There were some promi
nent eastern buyers who made up their
minds that they would have to pay moro
money If they bought , so they held off and
that tended to make trade slow. On the
whole there was not much change compared
with the market ot Friday. Among the of
ferings wore numerous lots ot Texas cattlo.
more or less corn fed , which sold at S3.75 ®
4.3r , or fullv steady prices.
% lloos. The market was an active one to
start with. As usual of into , the matket was
opened by speculators , who paid stronger
prices for good to cliolco mixed hogs. The
regular buyers held back and were unwilling
to pay any more , but the uenural market for
any kind of decent heavy hogs or choice
mixed stock was fie higher. The Inferior to
fair , light mixed and very rouirh heavy hogs
wore no bettor than steady. Only llvo pack
ers were In the market , but they bought a
liberal proportion of the olTnrlnc.s. A lot of
103 bogs , averaging 3S1 Ib.s , sold at 85.55. In
- > the lot were 13 stags and 13 pregnant
sows , malctnz ft dockage of I > 20 Ibs. Tiicso
bogs wuro very rough and caino from Si.
Louis. Some choice heavy hogs sold to a
shipper at $0. Good to choice were not any
too plenty. _
FINANCIAL.
KKW YOIIK , March 28. [ Special Telegram
to the BKE.J STOCKS. The upward move
ment in stocks was continued to-day and
there was better buying than for a month
past , and more widely distributed. The mar
ket has broadened considerably and there Is
a better feeling generally. Money is easing
up and It Is thought that there Is not much
danger now of tight money , The old bcai
party has disappeared , though it has not yet
covered Us shorts. There is a strong dispo
sition to make ( Jould stocks'duo favorites , a !
ho lias come out as the first Dull leader , anil
Western Union , Missouri Pnclflc , nnd Texas
I'.tclfic nro recommended as eood purchases
by most houses. Active stocks opened
strong : , Western Union nt an advance of } j
per cent , Union Pncliic X per cent , nnd MIS'
eourl 1'ftcllic % per cent. There was bulling
of Union Pacltto on the report of a favorable
statement to bo made at Wednesday's meet
luir , and Western Union advanced on a
promised good showing to bo made in their
annual report. The annual report of the
Union Pacific for Ib8 < 3 showed net earnings
of 87,532,707. Tbo net Income over charges
showed G.15 per cent earned onjstock. The
floating debt Is 80,000,177 and the funded
9148,540,130. Broken said the advance in
Northwestern to 120 on Saturday was on
good solid buying and that they expect to
see 123 or 125 for It this week. St. Paul IE
xpccted to follow'ln sympathy and Omaha
preferred Is likewise apt to be a bull card.
Ornaha earnings for the month of February
decreased 320,736. A strdnit syndicate con-
* eluded to-day the purchase of 90,000,000 Rock
Island 5 per cent first mortgage bonds. They
were bought direct from the company and
issued for extensions in Nebraska. The
market held up well to the close , though al
the last Northwestern and Union Pacific
eased off a little nnd showed a gain for the
day of about } i of n point In Union Pacific ,
and about K a point in Missouri Pacific ,
Lake Shore and Wabash , and X In North
western. The total sales were 408,205 shares ,
HovKiixMRNTs Government bonds were
firm and strong. " -
YESTLllDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
U. S. C's 7MO0. 4N. "
1) ) . 8. 4'scoup n.ist > v ! jloi
CanadaSouth'n. . ttJ ,
Central Pacific. . 38 ,
Chicago & Alton.144
do preferred. . . . ] >
Jftov.
. . . . ; : . -
Erie 84) , ,
do preferred. . . , 73
Illinois Central. . ! ' . " . ) :
J. , B. A W 34'
K. & T..A.- ; . . . I1 do preferred..112) ) ,
LakeShoi- . . . . Texas Pacilic. . . . 29
Ij. &H Union Pacific. . . . 69)
Mlchlca * Cent' ) . . W..8t. LAP. . . , 18
Mo. Pacilic . do preferred. . M
No. Pacilic 28 W. U. Telegraph 77 }
do preferred. . . . fi ! ) , * _ Kx dividend.
MONKY ON CALL Easy , at 4K@7 pc
cent ; last loan at 6 percent ; closed at
per rent offered.
PniviK MEKCAUTII.K PAPER. 5(38 ( pe
cent.
STKHLINO EXCHANGE. Dull and weak n
14.84V for sixty day bills , 84.bO ? { for dc
maud.
I'ROUUCK MAKKKT.
March 28. Following quoti
tlnnn are the 3:30 : closing figures ;
Flour-Steady and unchanged ; wlnt *
wheat Dour , $4.2.4.3o : southern. 14.1
W.W ; Wisconsin. 4.20iJ4.30j ( Michigan sol
prior wheat , t3.70004.SO : Minnesota baker
IS.70A4.su ; patents , J4.50@4.b0 : low trade ;
pl.P5Q2.95 ; rye Dour , quiel at 8.25 < 23.40 ; 1
arks and barrels , 53(23,70.
Wheat-Fluctuations confined -within
- J Vi . , J
narrow ranee , closlnc Jfi Kc higher ; cash ,
7ii5-iCc ; May. 81 13-lCc ; June , Blc.
Corri Moderately active early , later ruled
nulct , closing 'iXSKc above Saturday ; cash ,
l' c ; May , tf.tli-lGc ; June. 403'c.
Oats Dull and unchanged all lound ; cash ,
! 24c : May , tis ; < c : June , 2t'c. '
ltyc Quiet ut M , c.
llarley--Quletat MOKP. )
Timothy Sepd-Pilme , S1.70.
Flax Si-cd-81.0 ? .
Wnlskv-81.18.
Pork Dull but steady , with no material
chance ; cash. 820.00 ; May and June , S21.0C.
Lard Stronger early , with more doing ,
closing steady ; cash , $7.40 ; May , S7.47J4 ;
June. S7..YIJI.
Hulk McaU-Shouldcrs , 80.00QG.25 ; short
clear , 8i30rtJ8. 40.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 24 } ( g.lc ! ; dairy ,
Cheese Firm : full cream Cheddars nnd
al. , ll'cijl)1 ! ) ; Young Ameileas , IS QlS fc ;
klniB , JC'i .
ICirgslfHMc. \ \ \ .
Hides Finn nnil unchanged ; heavy preen
ailed , 7'/c ; salted bull , Gc ; preen salted
alf , On : dry salted , lOc : Hint , rJcglSc ; dry
alf , ! U < ytl4c ; deacons , 40c each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 4c ;
o. 2 , 34'e ' ; cake , 4h'e.
ItccelnK Shipments.
"lour , bills 33.000 22.000
Vheat , bu 40,000 87.000
? orn , 1m SOy.OOU 121,000
) ats bu IM.OtK ) 150,000
{ ye , bu n.OOO 1,000
Jarloy , bu -10,000 31,000
St. lioulN , .March 23. Wheat Strong and
l hcr : No. 2 red , cash , 7iyf < i $ : > o fc ; .May and
tine , bO'i'c. '
Corn Firm nnd higher ; cash ,
lay , 3 : > fp.
Oats--Slow but lirmer ; cash , :
AIay,2SJ.-
Barley-Quiet at 5'Jc.
Povk-m.OD.
Lard Firmer at 87.25.
Whisky S1.13.
Butter Firm ; creamery 2'QoOc ; dairy , 15
ft27c.
ArnniNoox BoAim Wheat llrm and tin-
Imimed. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
nominal.
Kansas City. March 28. Wheat Dull ;
No. 2 rod , cash , GSUe bid , 70c asked ; April ,
ii'cbld ' ; Mnv , TS o bid.
Corn Dull : No. 2. cash , 31tfc } bid , 3 >
asked ; Apul,32caskud ; May , SKC bid , ay
askod.
Oats Nominal ; 27pbld forcnsl ) .
New Orlcnns , March 28. Corn Un
changed ; mixed at 40c ; yellow , OOC Olc
while , 53' K'K ; .
Oats- Dull n.ul lower ; S < 5X@37c.
COrnmcal Easier at S2.15.
llos Products Dull and drooping ; pork ,
817.00 ; lard , S7.00.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 0.10 ; lent ; clear
and clear rib , 88.00.
Llvcr | > eel , March 28. Wheat-Steady
but demand poor.
Corn Unchanged.
New York. March 28. Wheat Re
ceipts , 105,000 ; exports , 180,000 ; soot } c and
options 9/@lc higher , closing steady ; un
graded red , 01@94XG ; No. l red , 03c ; No. 2
red. Oljfc In elevator , 02o. free on board , 03c
delivered ; April closed at DlKc.
Corn Iterolpts , 82,000 ; exports , 102,000 ;
spot J-i'@Kc und options ( ? ? ifc higher , clos
ing steady ; ungraded , 48JfW-tO > c ; No. 2 ,
cln elevator. 49XC delivered : April , 48c.
Oats Uecelpts , 102,400 ; exports , none ; a
shade stronger and moderately active :
mixed western , 35@37c ; white western , 38 ®
42c.
42c.I'otroleum Firm ; United closed at C3Yc.
Pork Dull ; old mess , 815.2 3(35.75 ( ! ; new
mess , 810.50.
Laid Higher but quiet ; western steam ,
spot , 87.05.
Butter Quint ; western , 12@20c ; Elgin
creamery , a.'C i33c.
Cheese Firm , but rather quiet.
Eggs Easier ; western , fresh , 13@lf ! > i'c.
Cincinnati. March 28. Wheat Dull and
lower ; No. 2 red. SlMC Tc.
Corn Good demand and lirm ; No. 2 mixed ,
SOJ c.
Oftts Good demand and steady ; No. 2
mixed , 2954xc.
Kye-FlrmNo. ; 2. Glc.
Pork Quiet at 817.85.
Lard-Firmer at 87.37K.
Whlsity Active and lirm at $1.13.
Milwaukee , March 23. Wneat Inactive ,
but firmly hold ; May , 7U.tfc ; June. BOc ; cash
ranged 2c below May.
Corn-Neglected ; No. 3 ,
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white ,
Kyo Unchanged.
Hurley Steady ; No. 2 , C2c.
Provisions Quiet ; mess pork , 810.50.
Minneapolis , March 23. Wheat Steady
and active for lots on track ; little doing In
futures ; No. 1 hard , cash , 70c ; May , 775fc ;
June , 78 > < c ; No. 1 northern , cabh,75)4e ; ; May ,
7Go ; June , 77c ; No. 3 northern , cash , 7Jc ;
May , 74c ; ; June , 75c ; on track , KglJic above
these quotations.
Flour Quiet ; large shipments ; patents ,
S4.2504.40 ; bakers , 83.80@3.50.
Receipts Wh at. 100,400 bu.
{ shipments Wheat , IS-J.OOO bu. ; flour ,
41,000 bbls.
In Store Wheat , 7,503GS3 bu ; at St. Paul ,
800,000. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
LIVE STOCK.
Chlcnjto , March 28. The Drovers' Jour
nal touorts as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 7,000 : market steady and
strong ; shipping steers. S4.00@5.10 ; stockers
and focdern , S3.00 < a4.25 ! : cows , bulls and
mixed , 82.10Q4.00 ; Tjulk , 82.00@3.20 ; Texas
cattle , 83.00Q4.35. = >
Hogs Receipts , 10.000 ; shipments , 4,000 ;
market firmer for good ; rough and mixed ,
35.20 ( 5.70 ; packing and shipping , SS.CS ®
0,00 ; light. 84.05@5.00 ; skips , S3.50Q4.03.
Sheep Receipts , 5,000 ; market strong ;
natives , 83.00@4.SO ; western , S3.75@l.75 ;
Texans , S3.75@5.75 ; lambs , S4.05.87) < .
National Stoolc Yards. Eftt Bt.
Louis , III. , March 28. Cattle Receipts ,
1,000 ; steady ; choice heavy native steers ,
94.75 ( 5.20 ; fair to good shipping steers ,
84.00(24.70 ( ; butchers' steers , fair to choice ,
S3.GOC44.3S ; feeders , fair to good , 33.10Q3.80 ;
stockers. fair to good. 5 2.80@3.00.
Hoes Receipts , 3,700 ; shipments , 2.000 :
a shade stronger ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , S5.7rx35.00 ; packing , fair to good.
J85.0535.70 : Yorkers , medium to prime , 85,30
© 5.50 ; pigs , common to good , $4.70(25.15. (
Kansas CItr.March 23. Cattle Receipts ,
1.200 ; shipments , none ; lirm for all good
stuff ; stockers and feeding steers quiet ;
common to choice shipping , 83.75(94.70 ( :
stockers , f2.60@3.W > ; feeding steers , 93.403
8.00 ,
Hoes Receipts , 3,000 ; shipments , 500 ;
choice about 5c higher ; medium , 85.00C'45.40 ;
skips and pigs , 53.WX34.80.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
The Week.
Monday , March 28.
The markets have been fairly active during
the week past. There were over 5,500 cattle
received here during the week , the greater
part of which were sold on this market. The
week opened with the cattle market lac
lower , but the loss was partly made up on
Tuesday by an advance of lOc. On Wednes
day the market was still higher. There was
, decline llnMLThursday , which was fol
a , < _ * . -J- .
lowed. Dj < M
* t closed- with
pted below.
wer
vM p :
-Trier ; * wert f w !
eoia. - - -
Cattle. . so
lions . „ . tt >
Sheep . 70
Prevailing Prloea.
Showlne the prevailing prices paid for llv <
slock on this inarknt :
Choice Rteers , 1800 to 1500 Ibs. . . .94. 40 4. 75
Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Iba . . . 4.25@4.43
Fat little stner 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . S.OoSi.SS
Good to choice corn-tod cows. . . . 3.000(3.40
Falrto medium cows . 2.00WJ.75
Good to choice bulls . a&0i.S5 ( ;
Light and medium hozs . & .45&5.SO
Good to choice Iicavj bogs . 5.60 (5.00
Ooo < l to choice mixed hoes . B.40W5..V )
Choice sheep , BO to 120 ibs .
RcprcsentatiTO Hales.
BTT.EnS.
No , Av. Pr. No. Iv. Pr.
4..10U3 14.00 35.,12i7 14.55
1Q..1270 .a'l 18..1330 4.C3
10. . . . 1213 4.-IU
BULLS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
1..1CM ) $2.70 3..1500 ? 3.15
C..14CO 3.00 8. . . .1000 3. ' >
CALVES.
No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . 603 S3.M
iton * .
No. Av. Shk. Pr No. Av. Shk. Pr.
b7..104 I''O S5.CO 77. . . .27 in085. )
73.'J43 ICO 5.45 71. .239 'JOO 6.M
73..2iS 1UO fi.50 70. .249 COJ 5.M
W..i > 39 2iO 5.60 68. .2rJ . ' .CO
bO..C05 2-10 5.0 67. 78 120 5.X ( )
71..24(1 ( 2.-0 f .60 M. .231 ! KO 5.00
CO..233 120 5.60 00..2S3 BO 6.CO
Rnngo ofl'rlcos.
Showlne the hlehoit and lowest or ICRS
paid for loads ot hozs on this market during
tliupntsovoiid\ys ! nnd tor the same time
last mouth nnd n voar njto.
Ton. 1887. March 1S87. Jlurch 1SSO.
22.1 6.33 fijr.,55 TuM
ZM 5.15 6.25 fi.5S 3.75 JU90
24th 6.15 f..25 ' II.70 441.01) )
K'llli M5 6.25 3.BO
' . ' ( Ith 6.W.tO !
27th Sunilnr
"Mil rM or > .co Sunilujr
Iilvo Klook IMirclmscs.
Showing the number of head o live stock
bought by the leading buyers ,
noos.
Analn-Amerlcnn TacldnKCo r.OO
J. 1' . Sqlllll'S & Co lilO
U. 11. Hammond & Co 333
Total CC2
Showing the number of c.ttlle , boss and
sheep ihlpp.ul Irom the yards during thu day.
CATTLE.
No. curs. lit. Deft.
11 Mil Chicago
0 N. W Chicago
' ' '
2 ? N''W' Chicago
Allsilcs of stock m this market are made
percwt. llvo welcht unless otherwise slated.
Dead hogs sell at Xc per lb. for all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weUliins less than 100 Ibs.
novnlno. Pregnant sows are docked 40 IDs.
und stass 80 Ib * . by tlio public '
Llvo Stock Notes.
Light receipts.
Cattle steady.
Hogs all sold.
Hogs reached S3.GO.
The yards were lull of Chicago men.
J. S. Dunham , Clarks , was in and sold 11
load of hogs.
Frank Grice , a Chicago live stock dealer ,
was looking over the yards.
James Frazier. Sioux City , la. , was In and
marketed three loads of cattle.
Fred Wiles1 , of Wiley & Perry , Kearney ,
wns in with two loads of sheep.
J. D. Harris , with Pyers , Patterson & Co. ,
Chicago , was a visitor at the yards.
Ed Ellett , of the lirm of Roscnbaum Bros. ,
Chicago , was looking around the yards.
George Suanglcr , Wlntlirop , la. , a heavy
stock dealer , was among the visitors at the
yards.
Ab Waegoncr , of the firm of Horlno &
Wagtcouer , has returned from an eight day's
visit to Chicngo.
L. &J. 11. Martin , composing the Chicago
cage llvo stock commission lirin of Martin
Bros. , were both here.
Sam Iloushnm and T. B. Butts , Central
City , were in Sunday afternoon with four
loads ot cattle and one of sheep.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAtlKETS
TlioVcok. .
Monday , March 28.
ThO past week has witnessed n few im
portant changes iu the produce markets.
Butter which has been coming plenty 1ms of
late been growing scarce nnd accordingly has
been bringing bettor prices. Eggs , however ,
have continued steady lor some time back as
quoted below. Dressed poultry has also
been about steady but liiclier prices will be
noticed In the llvo poultry market. Apples
nud potatoes have beencomlns In very freely
nnd both nro accordingly lower. Other lines
of pioduco continue about steady.
General Produce.
Tlic following prices arc for round loti of
producers sold on the market toctajThe
quohttlons on fruits represent the prices at
which outside orders arc tilled.
Burrnu Butter has been scnrco nil the
week. Kvon the poorer grades are not com
ing iu such abundance ns a week or two ngo.
There Is an active demand for choice butter
and all such sells quickly on arrival. The
market Is accordingly stronger than last
week. Shippers must bear In mind that the
quotations tor choice butter are for butter
that Is strictly choice and sweet. A lltlle
more care In making and handling the but
ter would Increase Its value from 2c to 5c per
lb and It would sell more readily and at bet
ter nrlces. An occasional package of fancy
butfer sells at better prices than those quoted
below. Choice country , 17@18c ; fair to good ,
13(315c ( ; common , 5@10e.
Kaas The egg market has been very
steady during the past week. The market Is
In about the same condition as a week ngo.
The iccelpts have averaged very heavy and
while thu local retail demand Is good and the
shippers huve been takineall 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 bo called active at that price. He-
ports from other markets Indicate a decline
but as yet the effect has not been felt here.
HIIKSSKD POULTRY The receipts have
been light and the market lirm. Chickens
bave been in eood demand and good stock
has sold readily at lOc , In a few Instances
extra choice stock hits brought lie. Small fat
turkeys have been selling at I0@llc , and
coarse heavy turkeys at OOJlOc. 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 POULTRY 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 ana everything received thus far has
sold readily on arrival. Good heavy fowls or
chickens have sold at $3.00@3.sa perdozen ,
while a few choice have gone at 33.50. There
Is not much demand for turkeys but those re
ceived have sold at 6 < 38c peril ) . There have
been a few large ducks in which brought
$3.00 per dozen.
CHKKSK Full cream Cheddars , single , 1 . " ? > , ;
( $14o ; full cream flats , twins , 14c ; Young
Americas , 14 > fc ; fancy Swiss , 10@17c ; Swiss
Imoorted , 25o ; Limburzer. He ; brick , itxaiOc.
DBEANS-InferiorstocK.75@81.00good ; clean
country , 91.00(81.25 ( ; medium , hand picked ,
8L40@1.80 ; hand picked , navy. 81.50@1.60.
PROVISION s Ham , 12@l3c ; breakfast
bacon , rib. 9/cbreakfast : bacon , plain , 10c ;
dry salt sides , 8W < 8HJ c ; dried beef , regular ,
lie ; dried beef , ham pieces , 14c ; lard , 50-1 b
cans. 7kc _ ; 20-lbcans , Fairbanks , 7j c ; 10-lb
cans , Fairbanks , 7J e ; 5-1 b cans , Fairbanks ,
Be ; 3-lb cans. Fairbanks , 8'j'c.
POTATOES The receipts of potatoes dur
ing the past few days have Deen very heavy.
In addition to the car lots received by the
commission dealers , the local farmers have
.beonjcuuuiDK in a eood many and selling
LreMiors. This has tended to break
't-a * the stock brought in by the
" Mfcon sold by them at very low
"r Hwuiugs as low as 35c. At
Ifl Itlt MtiUiiJto give a queSt -
St ffTi lb JUd .conaj-
corni
'
nre ii good many In ant !
Jtla lower. There Is a good dea
lore poor stock In than there has been
Fancy eastern stock. 84.50@5,00 ; choice Mi *
sourl stock , S4.00g4.SO ( ; common Mlssour
stock , S3.50@4.00.
OLD VEGETABLES-The supply on the mar
kot Is not large but the demand Is light anc
stocks movlncslowly. Onions , choice stock
per bbl,83.50@4.IX ) . Beets , carrots , turnips
etc. , per bbl.81.75@2.00 ; horseradish roots
per lb. , 7c.
GUKKN VEGETABLES The receipts thu :
far have been light and there has been verj
little In aside from spinach , which has no
been very rapid sale. Home crown celery li
very poor and scarce. Spinach , per bbl.
81.75(32.00 ( ; top onions , per dozen bunches
8035c { celery , horn * grown , per dozen
S5 ( < W3c ; California celery , per dozen. OOcfc
81.00 ; radishes , per dozen bunches , 35c ; let
tuce , 40c ; pie plant , per lb. 10c.
OYSTERS Mediums. 20c ; standard , 2Cc
selects , 2Sc ; extra selects , 33 ; N. Y. counts
Stic *
GAME The receipts have not been ver ;
heavy and the demand has .beeu.very fall
There are a eood many brants on the mar
ket and tlioj1 are vcrr slow salo. Mallard
ducks , per dozen , ? 2.0(3 ( < J.'i'5 ' ; teal , per dozen ,
Jrl.60Wl.7ft : mixed , per dozen , 5S.W ) ; geese ,
per dozen , S'J.OO@3.Os brants , per dozen ,
t'-.OO.
Lr.moN" The market Is firm. Slocks are
movliiL' fairly well for tlio season. Messina ,
choice , per box , S4.75ii&.co ( : do. fancy , per
box , S.i.OO@5.SO.
OIIANOKS Stocks are moving slowly and
the supply Is about equal to IMP demand.
California , Riverside , per box , $ : ) .7rx.nM.OO ;
California , Los Angclcc , per box , ? H.Oo ;
Navels , 50.00 ; Mediterranean sweets , 53.75
(34.00.
STitAwnr.nniES Therethavo been a few In
this week. Choice stock sold readily at 10 ? .
BANANAS Large bunches , per bunch , 2.60
( S3.60.
NUTS Afew black walnuts are eomlni ; In
from the country and are slow sale at 7f > o per
bushel. The following are the wholesale
prices at which orders from the outsldo are
lillcd : Almonds , ' < ! 0c ; pecans , largo polished ,
He ; filberts , 14nBrazlls ; , 14cwalnut ; < , Naplps ,
SOc : walnuts , Chill , 14c ; peanuts , 11. P. Vlr-
Klnla , PC.
FLOUR AND MILI.STUFFR Winter wheat
flour , best quality patent , S2.75 ; second qual
ity , $ 'J.OO20 ; best Quality spring wheat
Hour , patent. SJ.402.IK ) ; bran , 70c percwt ;
chopped feed , 7.5C per cwt ; white corn meal ,
We ; yellow corn. me.U , SOMOOc per cwt ;
screenlnir , 50 75c per cwt ; hominy , Sl.OO ;
shorts , 70c percwt : graham , SI.75 ; hay , In
bales S7.00 per ton.
OIIAI.V Corn , 27c ; wheat , No. 2 , 67c ; oats ,
23c ; rye , 45c.
Gl-ocur'si filot.
PICKI.CS Mrdnim , In bbls. 58.00 ; do , In
half bbls , S4.CO ; small , In bbls , SU.OO : do , In
half bbls. S.J.OO ; gherkins , In bbU , S10.0J ; ito ,
in halt bbls , S5.W.
powdered , .
COFFEKS Oidlnary grades , 14lf@l5t.Cc fair
15' r'c ; prime , lOKc ; choice , loaio c ;
fancy grocn and yellow , lognc ; old tov-
ernmeut Java , 20@2Co ; Interior Java ,
CANNED Uoois-Oystersbtandardpcr ) case ,
Si.l53.2. : > ; strawberries , 2 lb. per case. S'J.iiO ;
raspberries. 2 lb , per case , S'.a" ; oCallfornla
pears , per case , S4.ftO ; apiicots , per casj ,
54.00 ; Dcaclies. nr c.ise , S3.00 ; white cher
ries , per easy , 80.00 ; plums , per case , $ 'i.M\ \
blueberries porcase , Sl.85 : egg plums. 2 lb ,
per ease. S2.60 ; plueapulos , a ID. per case
S3.20@3.75 ; I lb iiiRJkcrel. per doz , 8UO ;
1 Ib salmon , per doz , Sl.OOtal.53 ; 210 , gooseberries -
berries , per case , 31.75 ; 2 lb strinz Deans , per
casi , 31.lift ; 2 lb lima beans , per case , Sl.iW :
2 lb marrowfat peas , percaso , 8isor T)3 ) 00 ; 2 lb
early Juno pea1' , par caso. SJ.75 ; 3 lb toma
toes. 2.532.nOa ; Ib.corn 32.402.r > 0.
MATCHES Per caddie. 23c ; square cases ,
81.70 : inulu square. 81.2U.
SYIIUP No. 70 , 4-galon ! krgs , $1.201.05 ;
New Orleans per gallon 3S@40c ; maple syrup ,
half bbls. "old time , " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal
lon cans , ner doz , IIO.OU ; hall gallon cans ,
per doz , 85.50 ; quart cans , S3.w. ( . „ . ,
CANDY Mixed. SKlle : stick. SKOO c
CBACKEIW Oarncau's soda , butter and
picnic. 5 > $ c : creams , Kc ; ginger snaps , o > < cj
city soda. 7V. .
STAncit Mirror gloss. 1 lb , Co ; mirror
gloss , 3 lb. 5Vc : mirror gloss , Olb , CJic ;
Graves corn , 1 lb,0) ) fc ; Klngsford's corn , 1 ID ,
7c ; Kincsford's gloss , 1 lb. 7c ; Klngsford's
BIOSS , Olb. 7Ko : Klmsford's iJllTO 111) . 079
Kingsford's pure , 3 lb , 5Kc ; Kingsfords
bulk , 4c.
SOAM Kirk's savon Imperial. S2.70 :
Kirk's satinet. $3.00 ; Kirk H standard , 83.05 ;
Kirk's white Uusslan. S4.00 ; Kirk's whitecap -
cap , JO.M ; dome , 83.65 ; washboard , ? 3.10 ;
white cloud. 53.75.
General Market ! .
\Ai5JiisiiES Batiels , porgallon ; furni
ture , extra , 81.10 ; fiirnlture. No. 1 , 81.00 ;
coach extra , 81.40 ; coach , No. 1,81.20 : Ua-
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70c ; osphaltum ,
extra 85c : shellac , 53.00 ; bard oil Unisli ,
$150
HEAVY llARnwAnn Iron , rate 2.3D ;
plowsteelspeclarcasMKcjcrueiblesteel.'iJic ;
cast tools , do. 12@iPo'wagon ; ' spokes , pei set ,
82.00@3.r)0 ; hubs , per set , $1.25 : lelloes.
sawed dry , 81.60 ; tongues , each. SCc : axels ,
each. 75c : square nuts , per Ib. Cl@71c ; roll
chain , per lb. 0)tf < iZWc ; malleable. SQICc ; iron
wedges , 6c ; crowbars , Gc ; harrow teeth , 4's'c ,
spring steel , 7QPc'Burden's ; horse shoos ,
84.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , 8" > . 5. Barbed
wire. In car lots , 4.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails ,
rates , 10 to CO , BI.UO : atoal naiu. S2.ua :
Shot , 81.35 ; buckshot , 81.GO ; Haz'ird'powder ,
kegs , 85.00 ; do. halt kegs , 88.73 ; do. quarter
kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kegs , SU.lu ; fuse , per 10
feet , OTic. Lead bar. SIS . ,
jJnv PAINTS White lead , .0 . ; French zinc ,
12c : Parl ; whiting. 2Kc ; whiting , gliders ,
fcSfc ; whiting , com' ! , Ike ; lampblack , Gcr-
manstown. 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , 8c ;
Prussian blue,55oultramarine ; , IBc ; vandyk-
brown , 8e ; umber , burnt 4o ; utnoer. raw , 4c ;
sienna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw , 4c ; Pans
green , eenulne. 250 Paris green , com-
nion-.Mc ; chromegreen. . N. Y. , 20c ;
rermlllion . American. INs : inaian
raw and burnt umber , l Q > cans , i2c ; raw and
burnt sienna , 12c : Vandyke brown , 13c ; relined -
lined lampblack l3c : coach black and Ivory
black , IGc ; drop black. IGc ; Prussian blue ,
40c : ultramarine black. 18c ; chrome crroen.L. ,
M. A I ) . . 16c ; blind and shutter green , L. . M.
& D.l6c ; Paris ereen , 18c ; Indian red , 15c ;
Venetian red , 0c ; Tuscan. 22c ; American
vermllllon , L. & D. , 20c : yellow ochre. 2c ; L.
M. & O. ! > . . 18c : eood ochre. IGc : nateni
dryer , 8c ; eralnlne color , light oak , dark oak ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. V& .
DnunsAND i/HEMioAi.s. Ao'fl carbolic ,
We ; acid tartarlc , 5'2c ; balsam copaiba , per
n > , nee ; bark sassafras , per ft , lOc ; calomel ,
pure , per Ib , 8oc ; lead , acetate , per ft. 21c ;
oil , castor , No. 1 , per gal. , 81.50 ; oil castor ,
No. 2 , per gal. , 81-40 ; oil olive , per gal. , 81.40 ;
oil orlirannum. fiOc ; opium , 83.00 ; quinine ,
P. & W. and K. & S , , per , oz. 7flc ; potassium
Iodide , per n > , 8.50 ! ; sallcln. per oz. 40C ; sul
phate morohlno , per oz. Jt.15 ; sulphur , per
ft < o ; strychnine. r er oz. 81.S *
>
PA/NTfr IN OiL-WIUte lead. Omaha.1' P. ,
0' < fc ; white lead , St. Louis , pure. o > c ; Mar-
Bellies , ere n , l lb cans , 'Jot Frencn zinc ,
ereen seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal. l\c ;
French zinc. In varnish asst. 20c ; Fench
zinc.75c : vermlllion , English , In oil , 75o ;
red , lOc : rose pi UK , I4e ; Venetian red , Cook-
son's , 2ko ; Venetian red , Amerlcau. ixc ;
red lead , 7Kc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 2 < . 'c ' ;
chrome yellow , K , 12c ; ochre , rochello. 3c ;
3c
bFiRiTS Cologne iplrlts , 188 proof , 81.17 ;
do 101 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , 81.17 : do lea proof. 81.10 Alcohol.
188 proot , 83.20 per wine eallon. Ked I stilled
Oln _ , blended ,
„ anvn j * * W *
2.00 ; KentuckylwHrbons , 82.00CJ .00 ;
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 82.00nt6.5U ;
Golcfen Sheaf bourbon and rye whi' '
9l.inStw. AitnuutCD , llllUUilcu , Ou.WAAO.iJU ,
domestic , 81.80O3.00. Gins , Imported , 84.50
@fl.OO ; domestic , 81.2.va3.00. Champagnes ,
Imported , uercase. 823.00@33.00 ; American.
per case. 910.ooaifl.oa
HIDES Green butchers , 5 @ 6c ; ereen
cured. 7o : dry flint. ll l2c ; drv salt.
creen calf skins , Kc ; damaged nicies.
two-thirds price. Tallow-Htfc. Grease-
Prime white , 3i-c ; yellow , 3Xc ; brown , 15f
Sheep Pelts , 253l75c.9 . .
JfURS AND &KINH The following price
are for prime , well handled skins : Beaver
prime , clean per pound , 81.50@3.00 ; fall , 81.2. '
( 2.00 : meatv ana Inferior. S1.00@l.25. Bear
brown and grizzly. S5.008.00 ; nubs ntl
yearlings , 82.00 4.00. Badger , U@GOc. ) Cat
wild , SOQtOc : domestic , black. lOt lAc : do
mestlc , sundry colors , 5@8c. Fox , red , 31. U
1.25 ; cross , 82.00@4.00 : grey. 40 500 ; silver
ilO.00@40.00. Fisher. 84.00 0.00. Ottor,34.0i
- Martin. 81.000175 , Muscrat wir
Uta ; fall. 5c ; kilts. Mink , ilargi
_ small and pale , 15@20c. llao
larze-prHBO iOt SOc small and Inferior
, coon. iarz - pnie , ;
1 30IBfc- ( Skunk , femmon , 15@25c. Wolf
f "WWC./ ! . ? . 5u'I ; coyote or prairie 75J (
i. Me. .DMflniramte ( ) , winter , per pound
ISo ; fall ana suuiiner. per pound 30c.
Dry LmraDer.
DIMINEIONS AND TIMdEltS.
13 ft U ft 18 ft 18 ft W ft 23 ( t 2 * fl
SZ4. 16.00 18.00 17.00 18.00 10.00 2S.25 22.2
Il8. l .tX ) 18.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 Z3.60 22.6
Jl8. 18.00 1100 17.00 18.00 19.00 ZI.W 21.6
I IllO. 18.00 18.00 17.0) ) 18.00 19.00 22.60 22.5
ZzU. IB.MJ 18.00 17.00 18.00 1U.OO 23.60
18.00 18.00 18.00 10.00 L'O.OOlK 60 K.G !
J
IIe.1 , 4 A B inch , 13 and 14 ft. rough..813.
No. a , 4 Jfc Oinch , U ana 14 ft. rough. . . 15.0
LII1K , ETC.
Qulncy white lime , ( best ) , 05
Akron cement , 2.75 ; nt ir 25
BOARDS.
No. 1 Cora , sis , 818.0
No.3 " " 15.S
No.3 " " 15.C
N 4 " " 1G.C
B1DINO.
A , 12,14 and 10 ft Sau
H , " " " 20.(1 ( )
C , " ' " 15.C
U , " ' H.
CEILINO AND TAIIT1TION.
1st com. , J ln White Pine Celling SS4. <
' '
2d com. , H In Norway Pine Celling. . . ! 14. (
A 6tnch , white pluo , a\W 0 J7C.M
K OlncU. ( SclFen'u ) 19.00
STOCK HO AKI > S.
Aiainch s. Is. l.'i.WC $35.50
No. i , com. 13 in s. 1 s. , 18. 14 S'-X ) : 10 ft.in.00
No. 2. " " " " 17.50 ! " 10.50
liit and 2d , clear , IWr Inch , . 3 s , . . . . . .SSO.M )
H clear , 1 Inch. s.3 s SfW llt , W. * In 4.1. V )
B clear , 1 Inch , s. a s .lUiOjltf , is In 37.00
SJ1I1' LAP.
No. 1 , plain , Sand 10 in 516.W
SOUTIIKII ! * Yr.l.LOW I'l.NK.
Com. 4 and n In. Mooring S17.W3
Clear , llnlsh , 1 nnd Itf In. s. 8s. . . . . . . . . . 2 < J.OO
" corrugated culling , 4 In 2-1.M )
" Yellow pine casing nud base. 27.00
ricicr.TS.
Pickets , 1) and H llat S20.60 ; 1) & 11 sq.520.60
SlII.NdLKS , LATH.
XX clear S3.00
* A * standard 2.75
A 11. B.nndB 2.50
I'OSTS.
White Cednr , Glu. , H * , 12 > a'c ; n In. n.rs..llo
" " 6 } < In. Jis , Hh'e ; In. qrs.0c
LINCOLN , NEB.
GHKATKST UAtLHOAU CENTEK
IM THE WOULD Of ITS Af.U.
U tins gronn from < W In 19.000 tiopu'atlon In 19
jreiirs nncl U now ( [ rowing f.mter Hum ovi > r.
liu cstmcntn In brick block * piiy 10 to 20 | icr cent.
l.ot hnvo HTurnued over 100 per cent per nnntim
comKCsi'o.NniiNrK ! A.vn IIUSINESSSOMCITISO.
A. J. CROPSEY & CO.
nnAT.r.sTATn nnoicmts. LINCOLN. NUD.
HAVC for rule brick block * , Imflnos ? lots , nil llnt ) of
renl I'stnto. 1,2 , o , 10 mill 29 acre tracta , ( arm ; ulul
cheap Inntli ,
MONKV l.OANUn. 1NVKSTMKNTS MAIin.
nKPIIUENCHSl-Tlio First mid I.lncol Nitlnn [
hank , ( lor. ThHrcr , Jtidiro Cobb , Sen. S. M. Cu , „ '
Illinois , and Uon. lien llurrlson. Indliina. lom
THE RA1LWA1TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
iLeave | Leave
U.P. BRIDOETKA1NS. Transfer.lOmaha.
Except Sunday * | 7:12 : am t6a5am :
tConnects with S. C. A * 8:15 : nn 7:35 : am
P. at Council Bluffs. :25 : nm 8:00 : am
llCounectswlthC. B. A 94 am 18:40 : am
J. ; C. A N. W. , C. M. A * 10:37am : * 10:00nm :
P. , c. R. P. at. 11:47 : am 11.10am
Council Blurts. * l:80pm : 1:00 : pm
tConnects with W. St 2:37pm : 2:00 : pin
L. A P. at Council Bluffs. 3:37 : pm } 2:20pm :
( Connects with all evenIng - * 4:37 : pm 300pm ;
Ing trains for Chicago at 5:50pm : 4:00 : pm
Council Bluffs. Trains 6:42 : pm 5:00pm :
leave Omaha at Union 7:10pm : 5SOpm :
Pacific depot , 10th and 7:12 : pm | 6lOpm :
Pierce streets. 8:50pm : 7:00pm
10:47pm : 8:15pm :
ll:55pm : 10:00pm :
ll:10pm :
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MORE CATAnKII. TbeGnatGtrmaa
Hemcdy li a potltlrc cnre. Fife tampU
NO packaee and book for 4 tenti In tiHDiis.
E.U. UIiUIOALUO..KaitIJampton , Ctoo.
Mini ,
U. S. DEPOSITORY. *
Capital $500OOC
Surplus 1OO.OOC
Herman Kountze , President.
John A , Creighton , Vice-Presldent ,
F , H , Davis , Cashier ,
W , H. Megquier , Asst-Cashier.
U.TnKINllAHDT. F.II. Mcrza
City Engineer B. Omaha.
SURVEYORS.
Offices , South Omaha , KuomS , IIUDti Building ' 01
Omuda.noomC , OTerCoramero al National Hank
B. W. BRIGGS ,
RcalEstateftLoanBrokei
)0
DO
50 160 ! ) Howard-tit. , Ground Floor.
Om a ha , Netitmc.
00
DO LOB ( for sale in all parts of the city.
00 Inside property a specialty.
Omaha Jobbers' Directory.
Agricultural
CHURCHILL PA'RXER ,
Wbol f l l > 1 r In
Aarrlcnltnrnl Implement ? , Wnffons ,
CurUgn and HDKIMM. Jonrt Hint , bott > cu 9th
nil nth , Omaha , Neb.
LINIXGER C 3IETCALF CO , ,
Agricultural Implements ,
Wagon .Carrla < ei. nacalci. Htc. . Whole-all * . Om ha.
LEE , FRIED cC CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware nmt Nnlls ,
Tinware , Hhrrtlron , Rio. Anpnti for How * Hcal.i ,
and HHnil PinTdtrCo..Omalia.N b.
PARHNORENDORt\V MARTIN
Wholesale I > cnler In
Agrlculiural Implements ,
101 , (09 ( , Mi and W)7 ) , Jone ? el
Artists' Material.
Artists' Materials , Pianos nnil Organs ,
1M3 l > ougln Rtrcpt , Oinnlia.
Builders' Hardware and Scales ,
Buildors'Hanlware&ScaloUcpalrShop
Mechanics' Tools anil llnffnlo Benin. lllUDouglaiiu ,
>
Boots and Slices.
AMEIIICANHAND
SHOE COMPANY ,
Uanufacturara and WholesaleUoalcra In
Boots and Slices ,
Comi'lotP MorX of Rubber Goodi n1way on hind
M > f. ISlli M. . Umulia. Kt-b. A. T. Auitln , Agent.
W. r. MOIiSE tC CO.
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
1411 Farnaia et , Oiunlm , Neb. Manufactory , Summer
itrcet. llotlou.
Z. T. LINDSEY dJ CO.
Wholesale Kubbor Boots ami Shoes
Jttihhor nnil oiled Ulottilnir mm l-'clt Hoots
anil Slious , i-ontlmist Coiner Hill and
Beer.
M. KEATING ,
Agt. for Anheuscr-Busb. Brewing Ass'n
Special llrands. Fault , Budwelter and Krlnncer.
STORK tC JLEK ,
Lajrer Beer Brewers ,
1W1 North lth Street , Omaha , Nob.
Butchers' Tools.
' '
'LOUIs'HELLEIt ,
Bntchcrs' Tools and Supplies ,
Sausage Caelngi of all klndi "Iwajiln aloe * . 1113
Jong i.Oinatj
Coffee , Spices , Etc.
JtKE BROsT '
Omaha Cotico and Spice Hills.
Tc > ,0offoes , Fplces. linking I'owdcr , FI'ivorinaBx- '
tracti.ljiunSiy Blue , Ink. ICtr. KU-loiIarrer
Mreot , Omaha. N.b.
GATES , COLE 05 MILES ,
Homo Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'ff Co.
CnffroRoatlorcand Fplcn Grinder * , MnnafnciuriTi
ofllakliiK 1'owder. KliTorlnic Uxtractv niiilng. Kto.
Try one cn o ! oar Mb packnce Homo lllcnd Itoattad
Ooffnn. uro Ilotrard t. . Omnba , .N t.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epenctcr , Prop.
Unr.nfacturor of Galvanized Iron and Cornice. 921
Uoilge and 103and 1D5 N , 10th at. . Omalia.Ncb.
KUJEMPING .C J10LTE ,
Manufacturers of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finals , JlfiiallcEkjlljiMetc. 3108.
12tli it. , Orqnua.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
Galvanized Iron Cornices , etc. Spect's Improved Pafc
ontMotallcMkrllght. MM andilU H.l.'tU 8t.Omilm.
Carpets.
O1HAHA CARTET CO. ,
Jobbers of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Linoleums , Mnttlngi , Etc. 1111 Douglas itroct.
H. A. ORCIIARU ,
Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Halting * , Curtain Goods , Eto. 1O3 Farnam fctrcet ,
Omaha. Neb.
Crockery and Notions.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agentfor the Manufacturers and Importer ! of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Cblmners , etc. Office , 917 South Utta it
Omaha. Neb.
f
Commission and Storage.
J > . A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing : .
Dntter , Bet-sand I'roduco. Conslcnmcnts eoliclted.
UeaiquKrtrB for Btonetrare , Uerrr nozos und
Uraiio Ilaskcts. 1414 Uodvo street , Omaha.
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and rrorlilor.s , Omaha , Neb.
\y. E.
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Bpoclaltlct Ilntter , Egd . Obceie , Ponltrr. Uarne ,
OTttors , Etc. , Etc. 112 South 14th street.
WIEDEMAN tC CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultrj , Itutter. Game , Ktulti , etc. 230 6. llthft
Omaha , Nub ,
Coal ancf Lime.
GKU. K LAIIAOII , Pres. R. F. CloonWAN , Y. Pics.
J. A. BL'NDtBr.AND , Sec. and Treaa.
OMAHA COAL , COKE C LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
JW South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Mcb.
.7. J. JOHNSON < t ! CO. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime.
And Shipper ! of Coal and Coke,1 Cement , Plaster ,
Urae , lialr. Fir * Brick. Drain. Tllo and Sewer Pipe.
Office , PaxVm Hutol. ITarnam St. , Omaha , N b.
Telephone 811.
Confectionery.
Manufacturing Confectioners ,
Jobbers of Frults.Nuts and Cljais. Ult Farnam BU
Omaha.
Cigart and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
Jobbers of Cisrars , Tobacco ,
Quns and Ammunition , 215 to 223 S. 1Kb St. , 1020 M
10 : Farnam St. . Omaha. Neb.
WEST < & FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Ncs. IM
and 110 N. 14th street , Omaha.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH 0 CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Not ions ,
1101 and HIM Douglas , cor. lltb St. , Omaha , Neb.
Distillers.
Dlitlfleri of I.lqnors , Alcohol and Spirit ! . In-.portert
and Jobberiof WlneiamlUquort.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS' *
CO. and ILER d > CO. ,
Importers and Jobbenof Floe Wlnei nnd Llqaora
Solomanufiotnrernnf Kennedr'n Bait India lilt-
ter and Doueatle J.lqunrs. Ill ] Ilnrn y St.
Drain Tile , Etc.
n.UAfrii.Pr' " . J.W.ll nronn.Bec.ATr i
It. J. CUHBON. V.l'rea.andHnpt.
THE UNION HYDRAULIC
DRAIN TILE CO. ,
Office 313 (4. ( 14th St. Omaha. Neb. Machinerynnt
Supplies for Manufooiurlnif Cement Drain TIIu.
ELEVATORS.
IIW. Hoacitfl , 1) . S. 11nniai
1'cs. csTAiii.Klli'n 1S71 , Vloo-1'rci
OMAHA ELEVATOll nnil GRAI1
COMPANY ,
Jobbers and Storcrs ot Grain.
hlpuent- : il > .it iMo.lMo 111 * ' * usloa
Bunnintcod. Omhaa Nut ) .
Furniture.
DEWEY tO STONE ,
Wholesale Deakrs iu Furniture.
Farnam St. . OinabA , Nth ,
Omaha Jobbers' Directory.
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER A CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries ami Provisions ,
NoJ.Ttf > . ; 07,7fO ni < ; il ff.lCHhStOm b .N b.
McCORD , B.UADY tC CO , ,
Wholesale Grocers , '
llh nnd Lonrenworth iti.Oniatm.
Hardware.
W. if. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , Wagon Ktock , Hardware Lumber , ete. Ufft
anil Itll llsniry M. . Osnaha.
EDNEY ,0 GIBBON
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon and Cartlniie Wood Stoei , nearr Hard war * .
tic , rnianil UI9 l.STVernrorlh St. , Unialia , Nob.
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MILTON ROGERS C SONS ,
Stoves , Raiifire ? , Furnaccsi , Tiles ,
MaDtlvs.Utatis , Urais Hoods. 1M1 uud 1331 FarnaM
Street.
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work , Iron Rtalra
Hailing , Uvams and tllrdcn , Ntenm Itntlnes. llrml
Work , ( iLiieral Fonmtry , Machine anil lilac illultk
N.'ntk , omcuanJV/urks , U. P. Itr.andlHhatieet.
F. IT. MrMANITS. ( % SUI.MVAN.
OMAHA WIRE cP IRON WORKS ,
KlnnnfHctiirors of
Wire and Iron Bailinirs , Bosk Kails ,
Window Uuard * . Klciuer StunJn , Wire Slicnt. Ute
1"J N. ICtli. Orders by lunll promptly ulUnUoJ to.
Lumbar.
OMATfA TIMBER CO. ,
Defile' ' . . All Kinds ot
Buildlnjr Material at Wholesale ,
18th Street and Union I'uclHo Troolt , Omnhn.
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LO VIS BRADFORJT
Dealer in Luinbor , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Ktc. Yards Cornor7th nnd Duuvlas ; Coruef
kith and Dmulas.
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CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
814 8.14th ftriiotOmahaNeb. y.Colpcticr , Manager.
CTNTDlETZ. '
Lumber.
13lh and California . " ( reels. Omaha , Neb.
FJtED W. GRAY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Eto.
Cor.Ctn and Douglas sti. , Oionliu. NuJ.
HOAGLAND.
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Odlee , 1403 Farnam street , Omaha.
CHAS. It. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and Parqnet Flooring. 8th and Derails !
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American Portland Trmrnt. Stntl
Agent forllllwaukeo Ilrdrnullc Cement und Best
( juliiojliltuI.lnie. .
Live Stock.
. . .
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UNION STOCK YARDS CO , ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. John F. Boyd , Bupcrlntotdent ,
Live Stock Commission.
M. BURKE f ) SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
_ Goo. Burke , Manager
Union Stock Ysrd .B. limn ha. TeUphona lOl.
SAVAGE , C GREEN
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
BblpmcnU of any and all kind * of Stock ollelUcJ.
Union stock Vatdn , Umaba , Neb.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OBERFELDER A CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
1513anil 121SIarney Ht.eet , Omnba , Neb.
Notions.
J. T. HOBINSON' NOTION co.t
Wholesale Dealers In
Notions and Furnishing1 Goods ,
403 and 405 B. Tenth Ht. , Omahii.
Overalls.
CANFIELD'COMPANY
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jenni Panti , Sblrti , Ktc. 11W nnd 1104 Uou ' laa Street
Umahji.NoU.
Paper Boxes
, JL. . WILlflE ,
Manufacturer of Paper Boxes ,
B.UtbUt. , OmitUa , Ndbratlu. Ordon br inallii
ll lt daail wUlractlT vrampt itttcntlon.
Printing.
REES PRINTING' COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Makers.
s\Bd Book Binders. 106 and 1W fioulli Fourte Btk
street. Omaha , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary PubliHhers.
Dealers In Typa , Pronsos and Printers'Supplies. CM
South Twelfth Ktrcet.
BROWNELL & CO. ,
Utimfncturen and Dealer * In
, Hollers & General Machinery
Bhoet Iron work , Steam Pumpr. Saw Mills , Acm
Uhaftlnir , Dodga Wnod plt ! 1'ulleyi , BoHliu , eta.
Also vuRoni , Bcrapon , uud bale llei. I213-1U5 Ltk.
Tenworth Bt. Omaba
RECTOR d > WILHELKY CO. ,
Hardware.
Wctt m acentt ( or JcfTonon Flrcl Nalli , Auitlfl
Powder Cu , Kalrbtnki fetandard Kc k > . Corner
10th and Ilarner. Omaha. _
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CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , ,
Wholesale PunipR , i'ipe , Fittinsrs , '
Bteatuand Water Buppllea. Headquarter ) for Hart
o'iUO' > la. llll > arnau UOlimhu. N l > .
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A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Fnmpa , Pipes and Kngrinea ,
Btcam , Water , llallwar nd Milling Supplier. EUk
MO , KUandtKifarnani at. , Omaha , Neb.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMF
COMPANY.
nalladarWInit lllliit oteam and Water fliipplle/
jeiumblnc Uoodi. Ileltlntf. Ilaie. VIS and IrJO t'Af
nam at. , Omaha. H. K. Kfllon , Manauvr. , i
_ Telephone No. ' . ' 10. it
Safes , Etc.
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p. 'BOYER < c co. ,
A ( routs for Hail's Safe & Lock Co.s'
Klr nnd llnrx'ar Proof S ( u > . Tlma I/irki , Vault
and Jail Work. 1011 F.inmra tr jt Onmlia , Nab.
G. ANDREEN , j
Omaha Kisfo Works. '
Blanuficluremof Klrv and nnrclarrroof Bntn , Vnulf
IJoor .Jnll WnrkShutinr od Wlru Work , Cor. ,
llttianilJafXiuiiHti. , l > mbuN l ) , I
Sash , Boors , Etc.
M.A. JHSBROWA CO. ,
n'liolennla MnnufKCturora oi
Sash , Doors , KlliulH and iloui'ii)6r ! ) ,
llrnncb oMro.Ulli and Itxrd t . ,
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.t
Manufacturers , of Hash , Peers , Blinds ,
Mould'jK ! .HUilr Work and ! ntu.or ; Until Wfvf.il Flnlit
Ju lop n J , N. a r. ; hani L. a iawurthlla. )
O-u.iliu , Ntb ,