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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ] $ QNDAY , APRIL 4 , 1887. . ' .
WHEAT ON THE CURB WEAK ,
The Trading Orowd Greatly at Sea as to tbo
Course of Prices.
MYSTERIOUS CLIQUE MOVES.
Corn Opcni a Fraction 1/owcr For
Puturo Ilollycry Sloro Interest
Taken In 1'roYlnlons Bncf
Cattle Stutly Qitotfttlons.
ClUOAGC ) I'KODUCE AtAHKKT.
CHICAGO , April 2. [ Special Tclcrnm tc
the OKK. ] Wheat was weak on tne curl
ycsturday afternoon , and this morning , antl
gold down to B2 > fp. for May , which was the
market at the regular opening , with June
quoted at 81&c and July at 7lc. ) The tradIng -
Ing crowd was at sen as to the course ol
prices. Many thought that the cliques lute
pretty well worked out of their May deal
while others were satisfied that they were
still heavily long , nnd that "the end WAS no
yet. " Evidently the end Is not yet , as MRJ
changed l Ql o above June , which would
bo ljf@2c above May , If the normal condl
tlon prevailed. It la admitted that a verj
largo amount of long wheat was sold out or
the advance durlne tbe past three days , bu
the relative position of May and Juno Is ac
oepted by nearly everybody as evidence con
elusive that the speculative long Interest I :
Btlll a largo one. A number of timid or Unlit
walstod shorts were driven In on the las
bulge , that culminated at 8CXc , and In usu
ally well tntormed circles the Im
pression Is deeply crounded that tin
co-called speculative short Interest yet re
malnlng Is very largely represented by the
wheat In store In Chicago and In the ware
housei through the northwest back of Chi
cngo. A great majority of the rocelvmi
houses are said to appear on the books ft
"ahort" for May. The Inference naturall :
drawn from such a condition of things L
that these houses arc short for customer :
who have property to deliver. The marke
to-day was a guess. Outside conditions con
tinue bearish and local sentiment is nieas
ured entirely by the predominating oplnioi
that may prevail at the inoimmt as to wlmi
the alleged "cll < iuos" may do nuxt. Cable :
wliro nulot. As previously remarked , whca
was rather weak at the openlne , but price :
wore run up Kc on thn buying by scalpen
who were banking on the natural reaction , '
Undine that the market had no other sup
port They turned about and May sllppet
Lackto8 @ 82'fcand80Jfo ' for June. Tin
crop-scare news and buying sent May 111
again to 8-JKc and June to 8lc. From tin
point there \\as a slight settling of values
when Walker again carried priced up to th <
outside limits previously reached , but jus
before the close a sharp decline occurred am
linal quotations were at Inside ligurcs real
Ized. viz : RJV@S3'/o lor May , bO %
lor June and 70xc for July , a net loss on id
day of K@'n'c. Trading was lively the firs
hour and the last lifteen minutes. Con
opened K@.Cc ' lower for future delivery , an <
during the lirst half hour or so thcru wa
quite active trading. Throughout tbo n
malndor of the session the prevailing ton
was one ot dullness. In the provision pi
the week closed with a llttlo more Intcres
shown In the market. In pork there wa
new trading , but lard aud short ribs receive
Increased attention and were at times quit
nctivo. In short ribs the movement In
speculative way was characterized with inor
than ordinary bplrlt , and under the unload
InK of holders lower prices prevailed. Fd
dillerent deliveries the closings lor this articl
were 15c under last night's figures. Lard als
closed at a decline of 2 c. The nuininn
quotations for poik were unchanged.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , April 2. [ Special Telegram t
the UisK.l CA.TTIE. Beef cattle wur
steady. Btockers and feeders wore nbou
the same as < yesterday , orSSQQfGc lower than
week ago. The general market was slow an
unsatisfactory. Some choice cattle wer
old to an eastern buyer , but the local dc
mand was very light. Sales otshlppln
steers wore made for 1,350 tp 1,500 pounds a
4.80@5.20 ; 1,200 to 1,300 pounds , 84.a5r4.80 (
950 to 1,200 pounds , S3.80@U.20. The trad
ot the day was Blow and values were wea
but prlcss on the whole were about the sain
as on other days ot the week , inferior t
lair cows have sold as low as S 15.00(530.0 ( !
with now and then n good to choice faiull
cow at 835.00@45.00. Pretty good cows ai
often hard to see at S15.00M.uO. : ) howove
eight car lots are nearly unsalaeblo except fi
canning purposes.
llooH The small receipts of rough an
mixed to-day was not surprlsiue. The di
mand was generally light and packers wer
not dolnu much , but good to choice hogs wei
wanted at nearly steady prices. The infuric
to fair kinds in some cases slowly and 1
some cases 5iOclower. It would have bee
impossible to clear the pens of common stoc
without a considerable reduction In price
The market for packing nnd shipping wi
moderately nctivn and prices were gunerall
about steady for best hogs. There was a slo
trade In common stock"and the general ma
ket closca weak , as usual ot late. There wei
more ordinary mixed and heavy hogs tha
the demand called for nnd the prices ot tl
week have been somewhat Huctuating , bi
ro now about the same as one week ag
For light weights tlio market was very dul
L1VB STOCK.
April 3. Tht Drovers' Jou
nal toporlH an follows :
Cattle-llocelpt\ ; steady ; shlpnlr
Bteew , 3.bO < ; r5.20 ; stockers and louder
U.75@4.20s COWR , bulls and mixed , 2.00i
4.00 j bulk. S2.50@3.15.
Hogs Keceipta , 8,000 : slow for commoi
light , dull ; roiiKh and mixed , S5.20G(5.Ci (
paclslng and shipping , 85.05@5iX ) ; liuht , 85.
@ 5.SO ; skips , SasOQ bO.
Shoop-Uecolpts , ' . ' ,000 ; stronu ; native
3.00@4.85 : western , S3.75dil.CO ; corn-ft
Toxaus , S4.50.
Nutloti ! l Stock Ynril . Knst H
IjiiulH , 111. , April 2. Cattlo-ltecoipt
JtOOrslilpmonts , 'too ; steady ; choice hea\
native steers , Sl.70@5.v5 ! ; fair to ciioie
$3.70 ( < 44.40 ; feeders , fnlr to good. sa'JO
4.00 ; stockers. fair to coed , S2.lO ( < fU5. ;
llogs-Kccelpts , 725 ; shipments. l.SO
steady ; cliolco heavy and butchers' sele
tioiiB , S5 05@5.6Q ; packint , fair to good , 55.
© 5.00 : \ 01 kors , medium to prime , S5.20i
G.35 ; pl'scommon ( to good. | 4.00J ( , > .00.
Kansas city , April 2. Cattle Receipt
050 ; shipments , none ; market weak and
shade lower for sliipplna steers , cow
Imtclicrs and leaders steady ; common l
choice shipping , S3.lKK3i.G5 ; stockers , S2.CO
; fecdln steers , 53.35Q4.OOj cows , 52.25
Hoes llncelpts , 4,6')0 ; shipments. 2,70
steady : common to clioice , 5i..i0 t5.50 ; kli '
and
V1NANUIAI/ .
NEW YOIIK , April i [ Special Telosra
tothoUKV-J-SiocKS. The bull feellni ; I
locks still prevails , but In a moro tnudiflc
tono. Nearly all of the hie conunlsblc
houses admit that they have sold extensive
ol long stocks , partlculaily on yesterday , bi
they are not bearish , and manr of thum orgi
that the fact that the market absorbed sue
lanro amounts of securities as have been so
durlne the past forty-eight hours only 111 :
Unto the truth of the statement that tl
general market has widened and broadom
within the last few days. Comuilsslc
brokers report an increase of outside ordc
nda disposition on the part of the unpri
fesslonal operators to become Interested I
the market. Some of tlio loading trade
who have been left on the advance are tal
Ing bearish und say prices should have a i
action. The opening this morning w
rather feverish at prices generally about tl
same as lost night's close. There vr < is son
moderate selling of St , Paul at the opcnln
thought to bo for London accounts , aud qul
Urire selling during the inornlnir , but tl
stock held up pretty well In splto of It. Ai
Jones stated that he and Mr. Roam were
New York on private business aud that the
presence had nothing to do with the ad van
In stocks. A friend oC Uarrett's stated In
evening that the latter signed an Kgroeme
to veil tha Italtlmore < & Ohio property tar
day * i fc ! * < l cllaod , however , to say wl
wcto the real purchasers , but the Irnprnsslon
htalns that Ives and Stavnor bought the
ropcrty for tlio syndicate headed by Meyer
nd Vlllard. Gould Is probably not In It.
Yhrthcr this has had anything to do with
ho decline \Vcstern Union Is not very
Icar. The Baltimore & Ohio has made ar-
aiicunicnts to u.xchungo business with tlio
'ronch Cable company , tlins increasing Its
acllltlos. Hie friends of Louisville & Nnsh-
ill are great bulls on this proiverty nnd say
t Is good for a 10 point rise. It was reported
hat P. P. Power A : Co. had purchased a ma-
oilty of Chicago & Kasle.ru Illinois stock ,
t Is umlcrstooil tliat tills jiurchase was made
y W.V. . Porter , picsidont of the Chicago &
ndiana Coal railway , ami a syndicate ol
strongmen. Ills believed that this pur
chase solves the problem of. the Indiana
oal railway entrance Into Chicago and
lolders of this stock think that tint purchase
will save that road 81,000,000. The total sales
for to-day were 210,800 shares ,
( loVKitXMKNTS Government bonds were
dull out steady.
YhsrilUDAY'S QUOTATION'S.
U. 8. C's 9-JJi C. AN. W 121
U. H. 4's coupon. 12S i tlo preferred..147
U. H. 4X'8cnUi..lODt. | N. V. 0 IMS
Pacific tfs ot ' 5. . iari ; o. K.
CanadaSoutli'n. . riJ4' , ( ) . T.
Cential Pacllic. . PaclticMall. . . .
Chicago A Alton. 141 P. , I ) . & K : M
do preferred..NX ) Pullman Pal.Car.153
C. , U. AO 140 UuadinK 3ft
P. , 1 , . & \V \ WIJ < Itock Island. . . . 125
1) AKO. t. L. &S. F. . . . 4H
Krio. do prt'fontul. . 701
dS prcYcrVed : : : ; 73 C. , M. A St. P. . . . Wfti
Illinois Central..12Sf ? do preferred. . 121
I. , JJ. A W ! ! 7tfSt. P. AO . , „
K. AT ! 5fl do prof erred. . 112 > i
1-akoShore WJf Texas Pacilic. . . . 80
L. AN 07 % Union Pacllic. . . .
Mlclilgnn Cenfl. . 035 ; W..St LAP. . . .
Mo. Pacific 108 % elo preferred. .
No. Pacllic 2 . \V. U. Tolt'fjrapli
do preferred. . . . " ' ;
MONKVONOAM. Easy an 8 } < f@4 per cent :
closed nlfered at 4 per cent.
Pitutic MEHCAMTILB PAPKH 5K@OK pel
cent.
STKRUN KXCUANOK. Dull but steadj
ana unchanged at S4.81X tor sixty day bill ;
and 4.bGi ) for demand.
1'ItOUUGK MAUK1CT.
Ohloaco , April 2. Followlnsc quota
lions are tliH3:3u : closing figures ;
Flour Quiet and steady ; wlntei
whrat flour , 84.2.X94.'JO ; southern , 84.11
GM.20 ; Wisconsin. 84.20@4.BO : Michigan sofi
sprlnc wiieat , S3.7Ki4. ( ; J ; Minnesota bakers ,
S3.70a4.0 ( ; ! ; patents , 84.r o4.W ; low uracles ,
Sl.ltrrfd2.95 ; rye Hour , quiet at § 3.25 ( 3.40 ; U :
sacks and barrels , 83QX70.
Wheat Dull and overaced below yester
day ; cash , 70c ; May , 82/Vf t82'fc ' ; June
bOVc.
( lorn Moderately active early , later ruleil
quiet and easy , fluctuated within } /c tangi
and closed li ( 3c below yesterday ; cash
O.its Dull and quiet and } { o lower that
yesterday , the market being influenced b ]
wheat ; cash , 23 916c ; May , 23 0-10c : June
29c.
29c.Kye DullatM 'c.
Uarley Steady at 52c.
Timothy Seed-Prime , 51.09.
Flax Seed 81.08K.
Wnlsky-SUS.
Pork Dull aud unchanged ; cash , 520.75
May and June , 821.00.
Lard Quiet and weak early , declined 2KJ (
5c later and closed at medium figures ; cash
S7.2.X37.27K ; May , 87.32X@7.35 ; June
S7.37 } < ® 7.40.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders , S6.10@C.25 ; shor
clear , SS.50r.J3. 55 ; short libs , S8.00.
Butter Weak : creamery , 23@'iOc ; dalrj
Cheese Full cream chcddar.s and Hats , 1
< ail3 > { c ; Young Americas , 13 ( < il3Kc ; skims ,
Eggs Active and lirm at
Hides Firm and uncliansed ; heavy greei
salted , 7tfc ; salted bull , 6c ; green saltei
calf , Sic : dry salted , 10c : flint , I2@13c ; dr
calf , 13@14c ; deacons , 40c each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 4c
No. 2 , Stfc ; cake , 4ic.
Kccolpts. Shipment !
Flour , bbls . 33,000 29.00
Wheat , bu . 67.000 100,0(1 (
Corn , bu . 157,000 I4 , on
Oats , bu . 105,000 200.0C
Kye , bu . none lou
Barley , bu . 12,000 S2.00
New York. April 2. Wheat lt <
coipts , 40,000 ; exports , 180,000 ; spot Kc an
options ? Ve lower ; heavy at about insid
rates ; ungraded red , 01@95Jc ; No. 8 re.i
89J cNo. ; Ired. 91c ; No. 2 led , 91V@01K
In elevator , 91 fc f , o. b. ; 92 > { c delivered
May closed at 9le.
Corn-Spot , Mfa and options .
lower ; closed barely steady ; receipts , 57.00C
exports , 48,000 ; ungraded. 49@50c ; No. ' .
4S49c in elevator , 50c delivered ; Ma
closed at 48c.
Oats Steady and moderately active ; r <
celpt.s , 09,000 ; exports , 1,400 ; mixed westeri
35C'37c ' ; white western , 8S@42c.
1'otroloiim Steady ; united , GS5 c.
Eggs Firmer aud good Inquhy ; westert
4
Pork Quiet and generally steady.
Lard Lower : dull and closed steady
western steam , spot , quoted at S7.57 > J.
Butter Quiet but steady.
Cheese Firm butquiet.
Cincinnati. April 2. Wheat-Scarce nn
higher ; Mo. 2 , red , 82@84c.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , mixed , S9Jf(940c. (
Oats Fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , 3ti&
Kye-Stoady ; No. a , Gl , c.
Provisions Easier and unchanged.
Whisky-Steady at 81. 13.
Mllwankoe. April 2.-Wheat-Easici
cash , 77c ; May , 7B c.
Corn-Dull ; No. 3 , 37e.
Oats-Steady ; No. 2 white. SO'fc.
Kye-lligher ; No. 1 , GOc.
Barley Easier ; No. 2. 52c.
Provisions Quiet. Pork , repacked , o
815.50.
Minneapolis. April 2. Wheat Weali
little trading ; No. 1 hard , cash , 7f. 'c ; Ma ;
77 , ' c ; June , 7SR'c ; No. 1 northern , cat > l
75J < c ; May , 75Kc ; Juno. 77s'c ; ; No.
noithern , cash. 73c ; May. 74c.
Flour Steady ; patents. 81.25 4.40 ; bakcri
S3.ao@3.50.
Jtecelpts Wheat , 118.700 bu. ! flour , 150.
Shipments Wheat , HJ.OOObu. ; Dour , 20.0C
bbls.
bbls.St.
St. I ouJs. April 2. Whpat Wca
and lower ; cash , 7l > MasOo ; Jlay , SOc.
Corn Dull nd lower ; cash ,
May , 35KC.
Oata Dull and lower ; cash , 27c ; Jlaj
Pork-Dull at S17.00.
Lard-87,20.
Whisky Steady at 81.13.
Butter Steady ; creamery. 25Q20c ; dair :
Now Orleans , April 2. Corn Dul
nnd lower ; mixed , 4'Ja ; yellow , & 0c
white , 5lc.
Outs-Easier at SOK'c.
Cornmeal Qulut and steady at 52,15.
liny Products Quiet but linn ; porl
817.00 ; lard , 87.00.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , S0.37 } $ ; lone elm
and clear rib , 53.25.
Liverpool , April 2. Wheat Qulel
holders offer raodetately : California No. :
7s Cd7s lOd j > er cental : red western , sprlui
7s@7s Id ; winter , 7s7s Id.
Corn Quiet ; new mixed western , 4s Jj
percental.
Kansaa City. April 3. Wheat Dul
No 3 red , cash , G'Jo bid. 70c asked ; May , 71
bid ; June , 7So bid , 7 Jfc asked.
Corn Weaker ; cash. S0 } < o bid. COJj
asked ; May , 3ltfc bid , iHXo asked.
O.its Xomlual ; 27c bid cash.
O.M.Vllt ItlVK STOCK.
Saturday , April 2.
Cattln.
The receipts were very light aud there wr
nocoidlnglv very little done on the marke
Thu o.Utlo that were In , sold at about yestoi
day's pi lees. There was uothlng of any a
count left over.
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HORS.
Tim -elptsof heM were liberal for U
lust of thu week. The market opened i
iirlois * nbaut .steady with yesterday , and a fe
loads \MMTusulil. After that the buyers hel
otf on account of their orders belli e ulled an
wutilil not uvuu hid on thu hogs. Late In tt
afternoon a low loads were sold at adeclln
of ntioiit UV. 'I'nu remaining loads In tl
vtuit.i ueru nnt sold until almost sun dowi
Tin ) market clo d a strong lOc. lower tha
> e tml.iy.
Slieop.
T .1 nothing doing on the market.
Kooolpte.
SliowlnKt1iepreT Ulngpf loss .paid for 11 v
BlockonlEttiuarkeli
Choice steers. 13 1 to 1503 lbi..SI.3'.a , f . " >
Choice steers , 1100 to IS5U Ihi. . . 4.353$4.40
< 'at llttio steer UOU to 1050 lln. . . . : i.d06l.K :
looil to choice corn-fed cows. . . . : i.00a3.4u
? a\t \ to medium cows 2.tKK't2.7.i '
Good to choice bulls 2.r > 0 < rti.25 :
l.lphtand medium hogs 5.2or t6.0 : ?
iootl to choice heavy hogs. . , . . , . .I.JVXii.'i.M )
Jood to choice mixed hogs 5.2tXrt5.V ! >
Cholcu sheep , W to ipoihs 3.bOil.20
Representative Halos.
srncus.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
M. . . . ! ! SUB 41..120J S4.45
S. * . . . .129 ; 4.10 13..1301 4,55
47. . . . 1207 4.42K
IIUI.1.3.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr ,
40. . .14C9 S2.G5
COWS AND IH'It. .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
5..1U03 5:1.25 :
norm.
No. Av. Shk. Pr No. Av. Shk , Pr.
70..215 12055.20 TO..2)0 40 S5.40
7.i. . . 2M 120 5.25 6U..240 120 5.40
GS..2W 'JOO 5.2.1 70..S32 300 5.40
70 . . .yja 120 5.27J 55..247 5.42 } (
CO..245 M ) fi.27k 5".SOS 110 D.45
0..244 Kl B.-JO 74..29 ; ! 80 5.45
to..230 ilCO 5.35 Oi..353 80 5.4)
74. . .217 40 5.3.5 ( V1..275 IM 5.45
G'.l..243 120 5..T. 7J..243 80 5.45
rfJ..WO 120 5.35 CO . . .271 130 5.DO
5'J. . .240 5.35
UanRo orl'rlcot.
Showing the highest and lowest prlcns
paid for loads of hois on this market durinq
ihe past seven days and tor the same time
last mouth nnd a vear ago.
Fob. ltW7. March 1887. March 18S6.
S8th Huntlixy a60 „
27th C.30 05.60 Sunday
28th B 0 5.66 3.70 ffW.75
29th r > . : to a.r..co
: uith C.25 3.06
; tlBt
MHrcii 1887. April 1WT April JbCB.
1st . ' 5.21) O5.42V 5.30 3.65 ® : i.87' '
5,00 © ' , .45 3.76 © 3.P5
Shlpinonts.
Showing the number of cattle , hoes and
sheep sliipp'jd Irom the yards durlnztheday.
CATTLE.
No. cars. Rt. Dest
17 . N. W . ChicaRi
5 . Mil . Chlcagi
1KK1S.
Xo. cars . lit . Dest
la . II. I . Uostor
3 . Mil . ChlcaRi
All.salesoC. stock in this market are made
percwt. live wclclit unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs soil at He per Ib. for all weights ,
"Skins , " or hojs welching less than 100 Ibs ,
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 UH ,
nnd stags SO Ibs , by thu public inspector.
OMAHA. WHOLESALE MARKETS
Saturday , April 2.
Oonoral Prodnce.
ThcfoUowtna price * ore /or roitntl lots oj
produce , as soltl tm the marltelto-iuiu.\ \
liUTTint The receltits of Rood butter an
very light and the market Is cleared. Then
is a good demand for choice , sweet tabii
butter , but tlicro Is very little coming tha
can bo Kraded as such , and buyers have beer
compelled to take the poorer ciades. On ac
count of the scarcity of the choice Krade :
poor butter lias sold more readily than usuu
and at better prices. JJcalers , however
must not expect to receive fancy prices foi
common stock. Choice country , lS@'JOc ; fai
to rood , 14lCc ; common , 810e.
Eons At the present time the market ma ]
bo said to be devoid of any new features. 1'hi
receipts continue heavy. There Is a KOO (
city demand while the shippers are taking al
the surplus stock. The prevailing price 1
lOc. A good many dealers are anticipating
lower prices when the Intel-state cotnmerci
law BOOS into ellect. The new law wll
raise the rates between this point and tin
1'aci He coast from 81.0. " > to S.t.00. This wil
tend to lower the market here unless then
should chance to be an advance in the Call
fornia markets , as shippers will requln
wider marKlns on which to ship.
CHKISK : Full cream chctldars , sinnle , 13 >
full cream Hats , twins , 14c ; Youni
Ameiicas , 14J c ; fancy Swiss , l17c ( ! ; Swls
imported , 25c ; Llmbureer , 14cbnck ; , I5@l6c
C.BKANS Inferior stock,75@ $ 1.00 ; good cleat
country , SUOOcdl. ' ; medium , hand picknd
S1.40@1.50 ; hand picked , navy. S1.50Q1.M ) .
PKOVISIONS Ham , rJ34'@t3c ; broakfas
bacon , rib. 9Jic : break fast bacon , plain , I0c
dry salt sides , SKSSj c ; dried beef , regular
lie ; dried beef , ham pieces , 14c ; lard , 50-11
cuns , 7 ? < c ; 20-lbcans , Fairbanks , 7Jfc ; 10-11
cans. Fairbanks , 7Kc ; 5-lb cans , Fairbanks
8c : 3-lb cans , Fairbanks , 8Kc.
DHKSSUD Poui/rnv The weather tli !
week has been cooler aud tlieie lias been ;
very good demand for dressed poultry. Th
ibcuipts , however , have been very llcht am
Kood prices have been obtained. Choice fa
chickens have been selling readily at lie
and fair to good at lOc. Turkeys , altliouc !
not In very good demand , nrn Celling at 10i (
lie on account of the scarcity of chickens
Largo fat ducks are in good demand nt IOQ
lie but small , poor stock Is slow at 8@0c.
LIVE POUI.TRV The receipts of live poul
tiy have also been light and I lie demam
good , ( lood largo towls are selling readily a
smaller ones at bi : - 1
There hnvo been a few turkeys In but the1
weie slow sale at 7e Largo ducks nre sellln ;
at SAOO and smaller ones at 53.&OQ2.75.
GAME Game continues to arrive in libera
quantities and meets with very fair sale
Milliard ducks , per dozen , S2.00@2.'J5 ; teal
per dozen , $1.0$1.75 ( : mixed , per do 'n
U : geese , per dozen , So.OOQj-j.rH ) ; brants
per dozen , fc.,00.
I'OTATOES The receipts have not bee ;
quite as heavy during the past few days
Local farmers are nnt bringing In as , man
and the outlook is a llttlo more encouraging
The retail dealers are mostly stocked up to
the time being , but storks are not heavy. Ii
some cases dealers are trying to get a littl
better prices for home grown than thos
quoted below. The trade IB confined nlmo.-
entirely to the sale of small lots from th
store and tt would be a difficult matter t
close out car lots to a single buyer. An o <
cnslonal small lot brines a little 'more than i
justified as a quotation. New potatoes , fror
the south , lime put In an appearance thi
week , but are not moving very freely as ycl
The stock is not very larjte and Is held nt
high price. Homo grown , 45W50c ; Coloracl
rose , per bu , Sl.KKgl.15 ; Colorado sno\\
lluku. per bu , Sl.loc.jl. 15 ; Salt Lake , 81.00
sweet , per I b , He ; new potatoes , southern , pc
bbl. , 37.00 ; new pot.ttoes , southern , per Ib
4c.
4c.CAHDAQE Stocks are moving freely an
clioicH stock Is in good demand. The mailu
Is fairly well supplied. California cabbagi
choice , perlb,8 > ic.
CAULti'i.owr.B There is not vorj nine
on the market. The dmnaud is fair for goo
stock. Cauliliower. per dozen S1.75X&2.0U.
Ai'iT.v.s The maiket Is well supplied wit
apples , but choice and lancv apples are nc
so plenty. Jtoinanltes , willow twig an
Uenctons are in the best demand and sell tc
about S-I.W , whllfl lion Davis are selling a
8I.OU. Fancy eastern stock. 54.50@5.00 ; cliolc
Missouri stock , SM.OOfjSt.&O ; cummon Mi ;
hour ! stock , S3.KXst4.00.
Oi.n VKUETAiH.KS-Tho demand Is lljrl :
for most kinds of old vegetables and stock
are moving slowly and mostly In a small waj
Unions are not bringing quite ns much n
thny were. Unions , cliolce stock , per bb
S3.W@,1.75. , Ueets , carrots , tut nips , etc. , pc
bbl.51.75ffl2.00.
.NEW VKOETAHI.KS The weather has bee
colder this week than lor some time bac
mid accordingly thu demand has not been e
heavy for gieen vegetables. Kalatuazo
celery is begiuuing to corini In , but It Is stl
scarce and Is greon. Spinach , per bbl
Si. 75 ; top onions , per dozen bunchu
S5li5c ; California celery , per do/en. 81.0C
radishes , perdo/.en bunches , avi40c ; lettuci
40o ; pieplant , per Ib , V-'e ; California rxn-t
perlb , IHc ; Caliloruia cartota , per Ib. IVit
California turnips , per Ib , 1 , ; Callfotnl
aspagus , per Ib.UOo ; cucumbers , per dozei
SI. 00.
OYSTKHS Medium ? . 20o : standard , 2fx
selects , 3Sc ; extra selects , 3d ; N. X counts
3Sc.
3Sc.LKSIOXS Tliere has been no materii
change In the market. Trices continue h'rn
Messina , cliolce. per box , 55.CO ; do. fane
per box , 35.wxaa.RO.
ORANGES There Is not a very heavy sui
ply on the market. A consignment of Me
slna stocV- has arrived. California , Klvei
side , per boi , 8I.OO4.25 : California , Lc
Angeles , per IK > \ , SH.Oo.M.iJ.'i ; Medlterranea
Bweets , 84.00@ . 'J5 ; Messina Imperial , fane ;
00
A very few continue (
arrive and meet with ready sale. Choic
stock U soiling at 45c. lleports from Missou
Indicate a light berry crop for the season , i
all kinds of berries.
BANANAS Largebtinchcs , per bunch , S2.C
. .
NUTS Afew black walnuts are coming Ii
from the country and are slow sale at 75c pt
bushel. Ttm following are the wholesal
prices at which orders from the outside ai
tilled : Almonds , UOc ; pecans , large pollshei
I4c ; filberts , 14c0nulls ; , 14cwalinitsNapIei ;
JOc : walnnts. Chill , 14cpeauuts ; , 11. r. Vii
ginla , DO. . .
ASD Mni9ryfr-winUc wtwi
flour , best quality patent , Rfc ; second qual
ity , s'J. ( ® a..V ) : best quality1 spring wheat
Hour , patent. S2,4H'J.fVi ( ; bran , 70c percwt ;
chopped feed , 7.V ; per e\vt : ' wlilto com tni-al ,
Bcrcpnlne , BOOtTSc per cm ; hominy , S1.6HJ
shorts , 70o percwt : graham , 1.75 ; hay , In
balm 87.00 per ton. , ,
GH.MN Corn , 27c ; wheat , Xo. 2 , 57ftCOc ;
oats , SSc ; rye. 45c. i , <
Grocer' * filsi.
PICKLES Medium. In bbls. 53.03 ; do. tn
half bbls , 34.50 ; small , In' ( > ul . StUH ) : do. In
halt bbls. 55.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , SH'.Ooiio ; ,
In half bbls , S5.W. r
' "
"coFPKKS-brdinarv grades , ir is c fair
Dilworth's.'J c : Hcd Crosi , 20'fc.
CANNKnOooi)3-OystorsHtandardpercas ( ! ,
SK.15Ci73.ti5 ; strawberries , 2 Ib. pur case. Siao ;
raspberries , a Ib , per case , 8i25 ; California
pears , per case , 84.50 ; apricots , per casd ,
J4.00 ; pouches , ppr c&se , 55.00 ; white cher
ries , pur case , 50.00 ; piuius , per case , fS.50 ;
Dlueberrlcs pnrcase , 81.85 ; ese plum ? , 2 Ib.
per case. 32.50 : pineapples , v ID , per cae
93.20 5.75 ; 1 Ib mh-kerol. per doz , (1.40 ;
1 IbBalioon , per doz , Sl.6ocal.55 ; 3 ID , goose
berries , per case , 81.75 ; 2 Ib string Deans , per
case , 81.05 ; 2 Ib lima beans , per case. Si.CO ;
2 ibmarrowfat poaspercaie. 3J.50WJ RO2 ; Ib
early.lune peas , per case. 83.75 : 3 Ib toma
toes. aa.5ar < 2.fiO:5 : ib.com 3a.40a3.w. ,
MATCHES Perc ddle. 25o ; square cases ,
SI.70 : mule square , S1.2U. .
Synun-No.70 , 4-gallon kegs , 81.23Q1.25 ;
New Orleans poreallon 3SQ4f > c ; maple syrup ,
half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal
lon cans , per doz , $10.00 ; hall gallon cans ,
per doz , 85.50 ; quart cans. O.AI.
OANDr Mixed. 8K ( llc ; stick , 8 ® 9 c.
CRA.CKKHS Uarneau'a soda , butter and
picnic , 5 > ( o ; creams. . c ; ginger snaps , c ;
city soda. 7 .
S FA uoir Mirror gloss. 1 Ib. Go ; mirror
gloss. 3 Ib. 55fc : mirror eloss , Gib , GKo ;
Oravcs corn.l lb,6Kc ; Kingsford's corn , 1 In ,
7c ; Klnirsford's gloss , 1 Ib. 7o ; Kingitord's
Closs , Olb. 7Xc ; Klncsford's pure lib..rii < i ;
Klnesford's pnre , 3 Ib , 5 > jc ; Klnpsforda
bulk , 4c.
SOAi'3 Kirk's savnn Imperial. 82,70 ;
Kirk's satinet. 83.00 ; Kirk H standard , 83.05 ;
Kirk's white Uussian , 84.00 ; Kirk's white-
cap. SR.50 ; dome , 53.85 ; washboard , $3.10 ;
White oloud. 53.75.
General Market * .
\AnNisiiEs Uairels , per gallon ; * nrnl-
ture , extra , 8Uo ; furniture , No. I. 81.00 ;
coach extra , 81.40 ; coach , No. 1 , 81.30 ; Da-
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70e ; asplmltutn ,
extra 85c : shollao , 83.50 ; hard oil linish ,
UEAVY HAnnwAnic Iron , rate 83.81 ;
plow steel special cast , 4Kc ; cruclble steel , 0 > c ;
cast tools , d-o. lar itd ; ; wagon spokes , per set ,
82.00di3.50 ( ; hubs , per set , 51.25 : telloes.
sawed dry , 81.50 ; tongues , each. 80c : axels
each. 75c : square nuts , per Ib. Gl(371c ( : roll
chain , per Ib. f.KWl c ; inaileableh ( lic ( ; iron
wedues , 6c ; crowhars , 6c ; harrow tenth , 4J Cc ,
spring steel , 7 ( < 49c ; Uurdon's horseshoes ,
Jf4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. $5.75. Uarbod
wire. In car lots , 84.00 DM 100 Ibs. Nails ,
rates , 10 to 50 , 8UO ; steel nnlls. 82.0J.
Shot.Sl.S5 ; buckshot , 81.00 ; lla nd powder ,
kegs. 85.00 ; do. half kegs , 82.75 ; do. quarter
kegs. 81.50 : blasting , kegs , S3lo-fuse ; , per 10
feet. Cr * . Lead bar. SI. * .
Dnv PAINTS White lead , 7c ; French zinc ,
12c : Paris whiting. 2 > icj ; whiting , glldors ,
a c ; whiting , convl , IkcirJampblack , ( ! er-
tnanstown. 12o ; larapbiack , ordinary , 8c ;
Prussian blue,55oultramarine ; , likvandyit- ;
brown , Be ; umber , burnt 4c ; umoer. raw , 4c :
sienna , burnt , 4c ; sienna' ' raw , 4c ; Paris
green , ( teuulno. 'i > c , Paris green , com-
moil , Sac ; chrome green. N. y. , 20is ;
Terraillion American. , r , 18c : inman
raw and burnt umber. 1 tt > cans , iic ! ; raw and
burnt sienna , 12c : vandyk'o * brown , lic ; ; relined
lined lampblack I2c ; coacn black and Irory
black , Ifxs ; diop black. Iddj Prussian blue ,
40c : ultramarine black. IBcVchromo croen.L. ,
M. & I ) . . Ifio ; blind nd shutter green , U , M ,
& I ) . , 16c ; Paris green , ISq ; Indian red , 15c ;
Venetian red , 9c ; Tuscan , i2c ! ; American
vermllllon , L. & U. , 20o : yellow ochre. 2e ; L.
M. * O. D. . 18c : srood ochre. ICe : natoni
dryer , 8c ; eralning color , light oak , dark oak ,
walnut , chestnut and nsh. l'-a
DHUOS A.KD I UEMICAI.S. Ac d carbolic ,
( We ; acid tarUrlc , rtio\ \ balsam copaiba , pel
tt , rjOc'.Jbark assafras pel , A , lOo ; calomel ,
pure , per Ib. 3 c ; lead , acetate , per ft. 21c ;
nil , castor. No. l , per gal. , 81.50 ; oil castor ,
No. 2 , per gal. , 51.40 ; oil olive , per gal. , 81.40 ;
oil oriirannum. 60c ; opium , $4.00 ; qulntiio ,
P. A W. and K. AS , , per toz. 70c ; potassium
Iodide , per Ib , S.i.50 ; salloln , peroz. 40c ; sul
phate morphine , per oz. 8U5 ; sulphur , per
lb.4c ; strychnine , prroz. 81.81 * . _ _ „
f AINTS IN OIL Wlilte lead. Oraana.P P. ,
C e : wlutfl lead , St. Louis , pure. ( > % c ; Mar
scllles , green. I Ib cans , ac ; Kronen zinc ,
rreen seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal , lie ;
French zinc , in varnish ass > t. 20c : Fench
rinc.75c : vermllllon , English , In oil , 75c ;
red. lOc : rose , plnic , I4c ; Venetian red , Cook
son'H , 2 fo ; Venetian red. American , lj < c :
red lead , THC ; chrome yellow , gfiuulno , 20c :
chrome yellow , K , 12c ; ochre , roclielio. So
ocbre , French , 2ic ; ochre , American ,
IKc ; Winter's mineral , " > { ; Lenigh hiown ,
2 > Jc ; Spanish brown , 2 > c ; 1'rlnce's mineral ,
S PIBITS Colocne spirits , 188 proor , $1.17
do 101 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality
101 proof , Sl.17 : do 18 $ proof. 81.10 Alcohol
IBS proor , 82.20 per wine gallon. Redistilled
whisk-lea , 81.00M1.50. Uln , blended , 5l.50@
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , 82.00 6.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , S3.00dC.50 (
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies
81..WQ3.00. Urnndles. Imported , $5.0098.r > o :
domestic , 8LSO@3.00. Gins , imported , 84.S
© < 5.00 ; domestic , 81.25@3.oo. ChampaRnea
Imported , per case. 828.0033.00 ; Amencan ,
per case. S10.OOuJlfl.oo.
MiDKS-lreen butphera , 5 @ 0c ; greet
cured. ? c ; dry tllnt , Il ( l2c ; drv salt , 0jlOe ;
green calf skins , Xc ; damaged nidea
two-thirds price. Tallow Stfc. Ureaso-
Prime white , 3s < c ; yellow , aua : brown , 1
blieeD Pelts. 25 < a75c.
l < uiis AND oia.vs-'ine' followhiR pricei
are for primp , well handled skins ; Heaver
prime , clean per pound. 81.50@3.X ( ) ; fall,81.2l
@ 2.00 : meatvana Interior. Sl.ooQl.i" . . Uear
brown and grizzly. 85.OOa8.OJ ; rubs urn
yearllnts , Si.Od .OO. Uad or , fj0500c. { Cat
wild , aXgiiOc : domestic , black , I0 5l5c ; da
mastic , hiindry colors. f > @bc. Fox. red , Sl.M
@ 1.25 ; cross , g2.00@4.00 ; trey , 40@50c'silver ;
' 510.00(340.00. ( Fisher. 84.00 0.00. OtterS4.0
ftjfl.00. Martin. 31.00 ( l7r. , Muserat wn
ter. larce , lite ; tall. Bo ; Kitts , Mink , elariri
dark , ; @lOc ; small and pale , I5aoc. Kao
coon , largo prime , 4Ur 50c ; small and inlerloi
SiOgKwc. Skunk , common , 15@25c. Wolf
large grey , 3l.M2.r ) > 0 ; coyote or prairie 75c (
OOc. Deer and antelope , winter , per pound
15c ; fall and summer , per pound 20c.
Dry umber.
PtMlNSlONS ANP TlildCIIS.
12 ft U f tll ! ft 18 ft 20 ft IiJ tt St t\ \
Sxt. IBOO , in.0)li7.oo 18.00 IB.OO sa.as 22.2
iu.oia.uoji7.w ) ] ) is.oo IU.OO 22.60 Si G
lfl.OJ16.0017.OQ118.00
ZxlO i oo 18-00 i
! . : : ; " : ; - /r : : : : : . . : ; ; : iu.oo ; : M i.
04-8x8
.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 Inch , 13 and Urf U. rough. . . SIS.rx
No. 2 , 4 & Cinch. 12 aud 14 , ft , , roimU. . . 1J.OI
I.IMI : , r.i'cJ
Qtiincy white lime , ( bestKzl . O.r
Akron cement , 2.75 ; hair. ' ; , . . 25
. .
No l Com. sis . " ' . . 818.01
No. U . „ . 15.5
No.3 " " . in . 15.0
'
N 4 " " . Mi' . . . . . .10.0
hIDINO' ' '
A,12,14andlO ft . 'r. ° . . 581.5
11 , . . J'J . 20.0
C. " " " . I" . 150
u , . . ; . 11.5
OKIMNO AND I'AKTITION ,
1st com. , J/ln White Pine'CoilinB . 34.0
2d " . fiaa " . . . as.0
2d com. , ? 8' in Norway PinpColling. . . . 14.U
A Cinch , white pine , S5.50 C . S2C.ri
K 6 Inch. " " ( SelFen'c ) . W.U
STOCK noAnos.
A 12 Inch 8. Is , 45.500 . 833.S
No. l , com. 1'3 In s. 1 s. , 12. < t US20 ; 10 11.111.0
No. 3. . 17.50 ; " 10.5
a.
1st and 2a. clear , IK inch , s. a s . S5f > .fi
Sd , clear , 1 inch. s. a s 4-J 1)4 ) , 1 } $ , 2 In 45.5
U clear , 1 inch , s. 3 s 2lt.50-.ltf , 1) ,2 In JJ7.0
SIIII * IA1 > .
No. 1 , plain , 8 and 10 in . SlS.'j
SOLTIIKIIX VEM.OW IMXK.
Com. 4 nnd 0 In. Iloniinc . S17.H
Clear , tinlsh , 1 and U { In. s. 3 s . 2H.U
" oorrugated culling , 4 In . 24.5
" Yellow pine oaslnt ; anil base. . 27.0
Pickets , D and II Hat S'ij.sb ; 1) & 11 sn.S20.5 ,
SHIXOLKS , I.AT1I.
XX clear . - . . 53.0
* A standard . : . . 2.7
* AH. B.andB . . . , . . / . . , . . . . . as
* XO Tfi. * ' * *
White Cedar , 6ln. , s , l2Kc ; 0 ln.qrs..U
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ME RAILWAY TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
Arrive f/cnve
Uumlm
UNMOX .
Depot loth and 1'iorco sti.
1'acllic EMix" < 3 7.Vani : ) 8:20 : pm
Donvcr Kxniess r > : " 0 pm lot.Vi nnt
* locat Kxtro | < 3 11:00 : am ! 6:05 : pm
"Except Sunday.
1) . A M. U. 11. 11.
Depot loth nnil Pacltlc sts.
Mail mul Express . ' nMSpm 10:00 : nm
10:00am : 7:45 : pin
. U.A Q. U. H.
Depot 10th ntul IVjllicst ) .
Mail and Express . 0:00 : nm 0:00 : pm
Chlc.iRO Express 7:10uin1 : UvM : am
K. O.St. J. AU. H.
Depot lOUi and 1'ncltic sts.
Mix ! I . 7:10 : pm ! i-20 am
Express . . . , 'T.UOarn.tSMS pin
Except Monday.
tExeept Saturday.
C. St. P. M. * O.
Depot 15th and Webster st.
Sioux City Kinross 5:45 : pm
BancrottAeeommodatioii 10:30 : am 5M5 pm
Exceut Sunday
MiSSOUUI PACIFIC.
Depot 15th nnd Webster st
Day Expreis 11:10 : am
Night Express , , 0OUpm : 9:10 : pm
Lincoln Express < ll:5nm : ( ) 6:10 : pin
UNION STOf'K'YAUUS lit-ave l.BKVU
TRAINS. US Y'ds. Omnha
Except Snndav. 0:09 : am
Trains leaving U. 1\ dePot - * 7:05am : * 7 : : ( . " am
Pot In Omaha at 10:55 : a. * S:10aui : H : a.5 am
in. , 5:0 : > n. tn. and 8'JO : p. 10:00 : am
m. , nnif those leaving * 10:51am : ior : > r > aia
Union stock yards at 0:0t : ! U:00pm :
a. in. and 10:51 : a. m. are 20ptl : ! ] 305pm ;
through passenger trains : 3 : 3.5pm 4 :05 : pin
nil others are regular stock * 5:0iuin : !
yards dummy trains be ol.5pm :
tween block yards and 8:25 : pui 8:00pm
Omaha. ; i:30 pm
U. P. B KI DOE THA INS.'Tf ' f or.
Wotloe.
MArTElt of Application of Ja-nos Houty foi
liguiirliron'.o.
NotU.i > 18 lunobr Rlvon that Jnmos Ileiity
dirt upon llio Ut dny of April , A. U. IBS' , Sic
his application to tlio mnvor und city council ol
OmaliB , for license to sell malt , srirltr.ouH und
vinous Iliiiiord , at No. 7"4 Souui Thlrteontl
street , Secoml wardOmahn , Nbb.frotn ttiollth
duv of April. 1837 , tn the llltli day of April. ltii ! .
If Ihi'ro bo DO objection , lemonstranco or
protostfllod within two weeks from April 1st
A. I ) . , 1337 , the mud license will bo granted.
JAMII * IIiiATVAnpllciint.
J. B. SOUTHARD , City Clerk , 2-U
The only rend to tnku for DCS Molnes Mar
clmlltown , Ceilnr KnpldA , Clinton , Dlxon , Chlca-
BO , Milwaukee nnd all points pitst. To the peO'
plo of Nolimska , Colornrin , Wyomlnpr , Utah ,
Idnho , Nevada , Ore on. Wuflhlnirton and Cali
fornia , It olfdrs sujierior advantages not posjk
bio by any other line ,
Amonn a fowortlie nutnorous points of su
periority enjoyed by the patrons of this rend
boiwoen OrauhR and fhloapo , nro Its two tralni
nday of 1)AV COACHKS , which are the nnesl
tliHthumnn art ami in onultr can create. Iti
PALAC KSLKKl'INO CAltS , whloh m-o model !
of comfort und rleeanuo. ltd I'Altl.OR IItAW ) <
INfl ItOOM CAIIS , unturpiissoa by any , and lie
widely celebrated PALATIAL DININ'G CAMS
tbe ni\ml | of which cannot bu found nlgowhora
At Council niufTs the trains of the Union Pacltlc
lly. oonnnot In Union Depot with the o or tlit
CblCHRO .VNorthwcstoin lly. In ClilciiffO tin
trnlns ofthls line mnko close connection will
those of all eastern linen.
For Detroit , Columbus , Indlnnnpolis , Clnoia
nati , NlnuarnFalls , Bnffulo. Plttslmrjr.Tornnto ,
Montreal , Boston , Now YOIK , Philadelphia.
DHltlmore , WnshlnRton nnd all points m th <
cast , nsk lor n ticket via tlio
"NORTHWESTERN "
Tf you wish the uest ncoommodatlon. Alltlokol
( ilteiitR Roll tickets vln thiri lino.
H. HUGHITT. K. P. WIf,9ON.
Uenl Miuir.irer , nenl. 1'asi'r Agent
Chicago , 111.
W. M. BAriCOCK. L II. TtOLLES.
Western Anent. City 1'ass'r Agent ,
Umuha , Nobrusku.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE-
The Rest Route from Omaha am
Council lilnffa to
THE3 E.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun
, cil Bluffs
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapidi
Rock Island , Frceport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubiiquc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesville ,
Bcloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points last , Northca *
and Houllieajt.
For through tlokctj pell on the Ticket Asrea
atllOt KHrnam glroot , ( tn 1'axton hotel ) , or n
Union I'Rdac Depot.
I'ulhnan Sloopura and the finest Dining Can
In thu world are ruu on the innlollnoi of tbi
ClIIOAOO , illl.WAUKKt & UT. I'AUt. 1UU.WAT
nnd every attention U paid to pnitenjcera bj
courteous eiaployoa of tbe company.
It. MILL7K , General Manager.
.J , F. TccKKtt , Anlitant General Mnnairer ,
A. V. It. CAKrgSTEii ; General I'atsenter BUI
Ticket Agent.
GEO , K. HEAiroRD , Asiiitaat General I'M
enger and TlckM AgPnt.-
Omaha Jobbers1 Directory.
Agricultural Impltments.
CIl URCIULL PA RKEll ,
Vfholcxnle Denier In
Agricultural Implements , Wnpong ,
aud Unset'1 * . Jones elrvet , b twuon Vtt
ami lOtli.Oiimlin. Nob.
l f C ALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
Wntoni.rarrl , n-.igrlot , Hte , , Wholesale , Om h .
LEU , FRIED A Cd7
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
, fih t Iron , Kte. Apenli for Howe 8c le ,
lid Miami roi ilorCo.Omnhn.t > vb.
PARLlNORENDORFtK MARTIN
Wbolpnalc Dc lor In
Afrrlrnltural Implements ,
( TagnniianU Bucrlm. _ Ml.93.1. TO3 and 107. Jontt tt
Artists' Material
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
_ _ _ 35tt IKHiglnt Btrcct. Omaha. _
"
Builders' Hard wart and Scales.
HIMEDA UG
Bnildera'Hardwareft Scale Repair Shot
Mechanics' Tool * and tluffalo drain. UOo lougl i t ,
_ ( mialia , Ntb.
Boots and Shoes.
AMERICAN 'HAND IsEWEE
SHOE COMPANY ,
Manufacturer ! itnd Wholesale Dealer * In
Boots and Shoos ,
Complete ttork of Rubber Ooorii alwari on hand
KJJ ) H. Uth it. , Omaha. Nub. A. T. Auitlu. Agent.
W. V. MORSE A CO.
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
till Faruam tt. , Omaha. Neb. Manufactory , SammM
_ itrcet. llotton. _
Z. T. LIND8KX < C CO.
WholesalB Rubber Boots and Shoes
Kublior mid uiliM Ulotliln * und Felt Iluotl
and Shoes. 8outuca < t Corner Uth and IJouglua
fleer.
M. KEATING ,
Agt. for Anlieuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n
Bpecl.il Brnntls. Fnuit. nudwelao
STOKZ iS IL ES
Lnsrer Beer Brewers ,
North 18ib Direct , Omaha , Nob.
Butchers' Tools.
Butchers' Tools and Suiipllcs ,
lansago Cailrjgi of all kind * nlwnjiin atoek. 111 !
Jontmt. , Omnha
Coffee , Spices. Etc.
Omaha CorTvo and Spice Mills.
TiBi.CofTcej , Spires , Unking Powder , FlHrorlne
tracu , lunarr Blue , Ink , Ktc. HU-ltJ llamer
_ Bireat.Oaiaha.Neti. _
GATES , COL IS tK MILES ,
Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'jf Co
Coffee Roaatera aud Pplce Orlnflern , Mannfaitarcn
of Baking Powder , KlMnrlnt { Extract * , lllulnn. Klo
Tr > one cftop of our 1-th pnrkiiKO Home Blend llourtvC
Ooffoe. litt ) Howard nt , ( lamb * . Ni'b.
Cornict.
'EAGLECORNICE won JKS ,
John Epeneter , Prop.
Marufiicturer of Galvanlteri Iron and Cornice. 92
Dodge nnd 103 aud lua N , lOUi at. Omaha , Neb.
RUEMPING < K BOLTE ,
Manufacturer * of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finn's. ' MdnllcSkyllglH.l'tc. 3108
1'it'i ( t. , Omaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
OnUsnlicd Iron Cornlcm , etc. Spcct'a Improved Pal
ent McUlic Skylight. WW and 6IO8. _ Uth t.On iha ,
Carpets.
Jobbers of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Ruirs
IJiioleuroi. Mattlnga. Etc. Ull Douflai itrcek ,
S. A.
Wiolcsale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Mittlnf i , Curtain Ooodi. Etc. 1U3 Famam Street
_ Omaha. Neb. _
Crockery and Notions.
W. T WRIGHT ,
Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer ! of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lampi , Chimneys , etc. Office , 817 South Uth II
Ouiaha , Nub.
Commission and Storage.
J A . HURLEY ,
Coiunilssion and Jobbing.
Butter. EKirBnnJ.l'rortucp. ConilEnmentii eollcltod
Ueadqimrtern for btununare , llrrry llori'S aud
Urnpu flUBkets. 111 ! UodKO nl I cot , Omaha.
Commission Merchants.
Fruits , Produce and ProTlilone , Omaha , Neb.
W. E. JIIJDELL ,
Storapo and Commission Merchant
BpeclHltlci Hdtter , Egg . Cheese , Poultry , Game
Oysters , Ktc. , Etc. 112 bouth Uth street.
WLEDEMAX dS CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , Uutter , Gimc , milts , etc. 10 B. Uthil
Omaha , Neb ,
Coal ana" Lime.
Gnu. iI. . AII Ad ii , rres. C. F. OoonMAX , V. Pivi
J. A. HUNDtiii.AXD , Boo. and Treas.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & LIMl
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
3 South Thlrtonnth Htroet , Omnlm. Neb.
ico. . ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime
And milppora of Con I nnd Cokn , Cement , Pla trr
Uine , lluir. Klro nnH , Drain. Tila nnil Sewer 1'lpe
OOieo , I'iMton Hotel. Fnnmm at. , Umitna , N ti
Tulopliiinu Ml.
Confectionery.
Manufacturing : Confectioners ,
Jobbers of Fruits , Nuts nnd riguis. 1211 Faruam St
Cnmhft.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
duns nud Ammunition , 215 to 233 B Uth St. , 1030 t
10I Farnam it. , Omnha , Neb.
WEST dJ FR1TSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cicrars ,
And Wholetftlo Drnlers In I.caf Tobaccos , Not. 1C
nnd 111) ) N. ' 4th street , O > narm.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH A CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods &Notlom
11M andJUIt Douglas , cor. llthSt. _ , Omorm.Nnb.
Dlitlllors of Liquors , Alcohol and FnlrlU. Importer
and Jobbcrsof Wlnesaml Liquors.
WILLO W SPRINGS l > ItiTJLLE'l
CO. and ILER < K CO. ,
Importers and Jobhnre of Fine Wine * and T.lquon
BolemanufAeturcMiif Kennt'dr'ii K t InUls lilt-
tursand Uouni'.lc ilqunri. 1112 llnrn yJ-t ,
Drain Tile , Etc.
A. H,8Al'BitPrcs. 3 W.Ilrniin ) > .Spc..V'rr8
11. J. CAIISOX , V.lTus. nnil hupl.
THE UNION JfVDRAULIi
DRAIN TTLK CO. ,
Once 513 S. lllh St. , Omahu. Neb. Machine an
feupplles furllanufacturlKg CVmem Drain Tils ,
ELEVATORS.
W. IlmKrt ? , I ) . .4.
OMAHA ELEI'ATORHnil GKAIl
COMPANY ,
Jobbers and Stnrors ol Grain.
hlpmeiiti if lit'i ' i ) n' ii1 ti , > a
KUfiruntced , Umliiut Neb ,
furniture.
STOXE , . , '
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrniture.
Farnaailloiatiii. . Neb. .
Omaha Jobbers' '
Groceries ,
Wholosnlo Wocorlcs and 1'rovl.Uotu ,
Koo. 700. 707. 7T9 nnJ 711 S. IQtli St. OrnnliK. Neb
McUOliJ ) , IIMADY .1 ! CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
l.'ln unit l.envenwortli rU.Omntm.
Hardware.
W. i. " JlllO \TClf \
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Stool ,
8l < rlU23Vncon Stock , tlardnnrn Lumber , do. 13M
ami 1211 lUrncjr M. , Ooinhn.
EDNEY.PI
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
YTnconnml C rrlneo WooJ PtocS , Ileirr llartwat *
Klo. im and mi ) l.tnvpimurtli t. . Umnlm. Ntb.
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MILTON ROGERS , l > KOXS ,
Stovns , Honors , Furnaces , Tiled ,
Uaotlei , UraU , Hints < lee < 1 . 1JHI and 123 Fsma
Iron Works.
I'AXTONA
Iron Works ,
Wreiitht Rnrt C t Iron Ballrtlnn Wor * . Iron SUIrt
Hulling. n Kin > nd lllrderi , St m Krirlnrt , HraM
Wurk , u nvral PounUrr , Murbln * und lll > ckiialll |
\7ork. Offlca nvotkt , U. I' . Hr. nJ Kill
F. II. HrMANUS. 0.
OMAHA WIRE .C IROX WORKS ,
ManufHOtnror * of
Wire nnil Iron Knillnes , Desk Rallg ,
Wlndnw ( luarrt * . Flower Hlnnill , Wlr Nlgn , Etc
173 N. 16th. Orders ty mull pruraptlr attondndt * .
Lumber.
OMAHA TUMJtEH CO. ,
D lc - _ AllKluiJlof
Jiuildlnir Material at Wholesale.
18th Btreot uncl Onion Paclflo Track. Om h .
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LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Llnio , Sash ,
Doon , Ktc. Vuidi Cornor7th itnd Duuglaij CornM
Uth nnd Uoujlni.
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CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
BU S. lltU utreot , Otiulm. Neb. p.Colpottor ,
Lumber.
nth anil Cnllforuln Mrects , Omaha. Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc ,
Cor.Ctb nnd Douglas ill. , Oam'.m.Nal.
HO AG LAND ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Ofllct , 1401 Famam ctreot.Omaba.
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CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 9th and Dougltl
Omaha.
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JOHN A. WAKEFJELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American Iortlund Cement. Stat <
Agent forMlltvaukup Iljdrniijlc Omtut nnd Boat
Qulncr VrhtluMmo.
Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
JJmlted. Johr. F. Bo yd , S'jportntendsnt.
Live Stock Commission.
M. HURKE t' SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
_ Oeo. Ilurkn , MannKer
Union Ftoefc Turdi.M. Omnlm. T lep1ion 537.
SArAGE C G'REEN ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
GhlpmonU of nnr and all klndg of Block solicited.
Union Stock Vardn. Omaha , Neb.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OVERFELDER tC CO. ,
Importer * and Jobber * of
Millinery ami Notions ,
1213and 1215 llarnaj St.oet. Omaha , Neb.
Motions.
Wholesale Dealers In
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
403 nnd ( > i B. Tenth St. , Omaha.
Overalls.
C iNFIELD" iuJ 7FlACT77RjN&
COMPANY ,
Mamifiictiircrs of Overalls ,
Jeani I'liite , Stilrts , Ktc. 1103 nnd 1101 Douilas Street
Oumlin , Neb.
Paper Boxes
, T. L. WILKIE ,
Manufactnrnr of Paper
B.llthHt. . Uouha , Nabrttska. Orders br
licked aud will r o lv prompt uttoatlon.
Printing.
REES PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printers , lUank Rook Makers ,
And Uook Jiluders. ! ( ' . und 108 RoutU I'uurteonth
street. Onmhn , Nob.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER LTNIOX
Auxiliary Pulili.sliers.
Dealers In Typo , Presses nnd Printers' Supplies. Ml
South Twelfth Slr t.
Pumps.
JIROWNELL , C CO. ,
ManufHcturen and Dealers In
Encrlncs , Hollers in. ( Jcnoral Miichincry
Bhnct Iron work , Htiiinn ruinii' . SHIT Mllh , Acrn *
Muiftlnn. DortKO Wood split I'ulluis , llolllri . ( to.
AlBownKonsi" < ra | > irsuuil Uulctloi. Ull-UlSlev
TOiiworth at. Uiuhlm
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. RECTOIt C WfLHELMY CG , ,
Wholesale Hardware.
ncrntB for Jefforsnn Hlenl Nnlln. Anntli
I'owdl-rCci , Fnlrhnnkn ftnndnrcl Prnlei. Corutr
lUtli and II in nay , Oumlui.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
'Wholosalo Pumps , 1'ijic , Fittingrs ,
Steam anilVnt r Kupiillcis. llendguurter * fur Uat
- - ' . luH'arniiiii it.Onmhn.Neb.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
P'uraps , Pipes atul Etiffliics.
Bteam , Water , ItaUwny nnd Wllllni ; huii | > licr. Et ,
VX , KiuMVH Furnnni tt. . Oiimlm. K > . .
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMf
COM L'ANY.
llnllnrtiT Wind Mlllt ) ntcnm and Wtter Hnppllog ,
FlumhmK flood * , llciltlni ; . HruB. Ul and 1UU t&f
uaui it. , Omnliu. b. K. Kellnii , tlmuixcr.
JVIephnnoNo. ZIO.
Safes , Etc.
I1. BOYER C CO. ,
Aponts for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s'
Fire and NurK'ar ' Proof Safot , Time Tc ! : , V ult4
and J ll Work. 107) Kerimm lre < it Oinnlm , .Veto.
G. ANDRE EX ,
Omaha Stifo Works.
Mnnf ctiircrnnr Kiroaml Uartl r Proof KHft > , Vaull
leer > , Jail Work. Html erf und Wlm Worn. Cur.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
Wlioleialu Mnnufnctarf'of
Susli , Doors , Winds and
Il.-anrh oSicu.U
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.t
Mnir'ufucturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
llonld'nzn.Sinlr Wort and Ifclnrtsr ll rlTcod rtnlih
Jutioiituvd. M. K.CCT. Ikb n4 'Le > B > WHjBU.
. . Oroihu , NrU.