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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1887)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEETUESDAY. : ; . . APRIL 124 1887 ; SHOWERS SEND WHEAT DOWN Tbo May Option Takes a Tumble With the Reports of Bain. THE VISIBLE HELPS IT ALONG A .Spurt In Corn on Estimated Jlccclpts Provisions Iloltl Steady Cnttlc In IjlKnt Hupply and Steady. CHICAGO I'llODUCE MAHKKT. CHICAOO , April 11. [ Special Tclrgratn to the lii.l ! : : May wheat this mornlne sold down from 83Jf c to MXc on promises by the wcnthcr bureau at Wablilngton. For several days rain has been promised , and because the predictions \vcru not realized the market lias been excited and higher , The advance on Friday above frlc for May was caused al together by the failure of the piomlscd rain to materialize. A wetting down In northern California Saturday , however , broke the price to K3 > 40 ami a pretty liberal fall at DCS Molncs , and llcht ralnsover Iowa , Xebraska , northern Kansas and northern lexas made the feeling so much easier this morning that May sold under b.c. ! Commission iiuuscs took no share In tdo trailing about the wheat pit early. .Neither the clliiuo houses , nor houses wlilcii operate for people outsldu of tlio cliquG were doing anything up to the time of the announcement of the visible sup ply figures. Scalpers were doing the > ellln ? , nnd doing It recklessly. It was known qultn early that the visible supply figures on wheat were going to be a disappointment. The decrease esti mated last week was very largo and the ac tual decrease for the same week a year ago was veiy larce. (2 nesses and theories on the wheat cllqutfarc still In voguo. It is known thut Inquiries whlcti wvro started to ttace the amount of wheat bought by the three clique houses Kershaw & Co. , itoscnfcld & Co. nnd Irwin , ( ireen & Co. discovered only ijCOO.COO : bushels , but it is also true that only forty-seven dittercnt houses made answer to inquiries. A gentleman who ran a little oat deal oncu In this market says In that deal ho was surprised to find 150 different linns short to him. Jlo argues that If IM linns were short on a petty oat deal , 300 houses would be short on a wheat corner. The visible supply statement was a great dampcnrr on the spirits of the bulls. Tbo In crease In the visible supply was something altogether unlocked for , and especially as Ust year , when exports were small , the de crease for the corresponding week was 1,800,000 bushels. At the moment of the greatest depression Knrshaw & Com pany supported the market. Thn May option was "pegged" at 82e and not allowed to get lone under that liptire. The crowd also believed that the visible supply figures had been "monkeyed" at New York and that they would have to bo corrected. Corn took a xDurt at about noon on the falling otl In receipts of car lots for Tuesday. These are estimated at only 17.5 for to-morrow , against over 1,000 last Tuesday. 1'oolp , Kent & Co. were covering Sid Kent's short ribs this morning , and Armour's brokers were nlso buyers. May advanced : < * . Lard was largely bought by Sawyer. May closed at 2 :30 : p. m. The markets on the afternoon board were quiet. Wheat broke Xitc , but corn and provisions were steady. Wheat for May sold at tti8JXc , June at 8l81Kc , July at SlpSl c , September at 80X < 3SOJ < c , closing at S5fc for May , 81 } < c for June , Sljfe lor July , cOx@80c for September. Corn for May sold at 3 ! > > < j@39Xc , jlmo at 40J < e , July at 42'42Xc , closing at 39'tfcfor May , 40e for Juno , 4S > c for July. Oats for May Bold at 29 > , 'f(72u ; < c , Juno at SOc , July at 80 , ' c. Lard for May sold at 87.5007.52 } . Juno at S7.57Kfff7.00 , July at SG.72 Ainm r r sn.w. Short rins for May sold at S8.4508.50 , June At88.55 , . 8.00 , Jufy at.88. 5(38.70 , closing at 'K for May , SS.ST,1 for June. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO , April 11. | Special Telegram to the B E. ] CATTLE The beef cattle sup ply to-day was light and the demand was not very strong. Buyers wore evidently disap pointed that the receipts wore so small , and they started out very slowly. It was late be ( ore buyers and sellers could come touetlici on terms , and trade on all roueh , heavy and thin cattle was very slow. Average prices , however , were steady , and the supply was well cleared. Nice , handy 1109 to 1200 It cattle , fat and of good quality , soli ! readily at Rood prices , sorao sale ! of that class belnc a shade higher. The or dinary klnda of beef cattle , however , sole very slowly. A Boston buyer had to pa ; 85.00 for some very nice 1400-lb cattle , suet as ho bouclit last Thursday at 54.85(34.90 ( while good ICOO-lb cattle which he bought a 95.10 were no higher. As a rule there Is i very limited demand for cattle welghlni over 1450 Ibs. Shipping steers , 1350 to 150 Ibs , S4.85 5.251200 ; to 1350 Ibs , S4.50@4.90 050 to VJOOIbs , 84.00@-4 50 : stockers and feed MS , S2.60@-l.15 ; cows , bulls and mixed. 32.0 < ft2.PO ; bulk. 82.70 ® : ) . 10 ; throueh Toxa grassers , S2.75Q3.40 ; corn-fed , 83.85Q4.i . lloon The market was active and price good 5c higher than Saturday. Light sorts such as suited the shipping trade , osneclall Yorkers , were wanted. Common light o light light may ba quoted at 84.75@5.15 , am Yorkers at 85.40@5.CO , with a few fancy n 85.6505.70. The best heavy sold at 85.75G 6.85 , and packing aorta at 85.05 5.75 , wltl common at S5.25@5.50. LIVE 8TOCK. Chicago , April 11. The Drovers' Joni nal ieuort as follows : Cattlt-Itecelpis , 7.000 ; slow and steady .hipping steers , 94.0035.25 ; stockers an feeder * . 82.60(34.15 ( ; COWK , bulls and mlxec | a.OO U.90 ; bulk , 2.70@3.10 ; through Text cattle , 83.75(34.20 ( , llogs Receipts. 11,000 ; strong and hlghei rough and mixed , 95.9035.70 ; packing an Shipping , 95.GO@5.U ; llcht , 84.90&5.55 ; skip : Sheep ItMelpts , 3,000 ; steady ; natlrei 9aoo@5.S5 ; western , a.755.00. Lauibs- 84.50 5.75 ; shorn sheep , 83.MK37.00. National Stock Yardsj , Kast Bi IxiBli , 111 , April 11. Cattle Hecelpt 1.400 ; shipment * . 1,900 ; active and stead ) choice heavy native steers , 94.SO@5.U5 ; fa ! to good shipping sieert,94.00CM.75 ; butcher1 teers , fair to choice , 83.70(34.40 ( ; feeder fair to good. 83.20@4.00 ; stockers , fair I good , 8440(33.15. ( ilogs Ittx-eipts , 1,000 ; shipments , 5,4tt active and stronger ; choice heavy an butchers' selections , ? \GOYg.'i.75 ; packlni fair totood , 85.40 & .K : Yorkers , medlui to prime. 85.25(35.40 ( ; pigs , common to goot Kama * City , April 11. Cattle Receipt 1,000 ; shipments.none ; steady and stroni common to choice shipping steers , S3.NX 4.00 : stockers , * i60 aso : feeding steer 83.8534.00 ; cows , 82.0033.00. HOES Receipts , 3,000 ; shipments , nom strong , active and 5c higher ; common i choice , 84.00(35.70 ( ; skips and pigs , 8'-.75 4.bO , FlNANClAIj. NKW YOIIK , AprU ll.-SiCclal [ Teh gram to the BKE.J STOCKS. Tl bull sentiment continues to prevail In stock with low-priced securities of various klm the favorites of the hour. Rather less Is sa about the old , high-priced dividend-pay ! ! leaders , owing to the generally admltti heavy realizing of late by some of the large bull houses In the street The mirketopeni firm this mornlng'at prices generally not in terlally changed from Saturday. Readli took the lead In point of activity and show considerable strength , advancing about > point in the first two hours. Gould e poets to return from his southwestern trip I side of a fortnight. While the rumor preva ! that the Baltimore A Ohio deal Is off , t principals refuse to say whether the ncgot lions are progressing or not. It is current believed that developments of Importan will leak out within a few days , and that t Gould-lluntlngton Interests will be found have control. Gould Is said to have tc Cammack before he left the syndicate H the deal bad entirely collapsed. St P earmnts fnr the first week In April Increas 8100,704. In the same time Chicago Jt Atlt tie earnings Increased | 20,978and the Cine ! oati Hamilton & Dayton's 860,90. , Thi was said to ba indications of 15,090 increi In the earnings of Louisville & Nashville which , though vngue , was encouraging to the bulls. The Omaha's report for the year endIng - Ing December 31 showed a net surplus for the ycarl&Oof 5070,710. Reading and Jersey Central were features of the day , advancing materially. There was not a great deal of activity In the rest ot the list. It was dull , in fact , aside from the new leaders , which , by the close showed about X point decline. Northwestern was oil J { point , Pacific Mall 1 point , and New England sold 1 point lower , but reacted a little. In Reading and Jersey Central there was little news. Reading opened at an advance ofX points and sold up 2. ' ) ; , points , closing a little under the top , and Jersey Central advanced 1J points , which was not wholly maintained. Thcro was a floating rumor that a company had been formed to buy the terminals of two roads \n < \ give them funds without calling an assessment , but It was only a rumor. The total sales for the day were iKM.bOU shares. ( iovr.it.VMr.XT3 ( jovcrmcnt bonds were dull out linn. YnSTEllDAY'S QUOTATION'S. U.S.C's 100 1C. AN. W 120 V. b. 4'scoupon. l'W l do preferred..US U. S. 4 > i'scoup..llO' < N. Y. C 1'iicillc ts ot ' 05..iurt o. IJ. i\c \ N CiuiadaSouth'n. . tW' ' O. T. Central Paclliu. . I'.iclllcMall 60V Chicago & Alton. 14 j I' . , 1) . AE : K do preferred..100 Pullman C. , J5.it O 14 , ! ( Heading 4 % I ) . , L. vt W 137' < Kock Island. . . 120 1) . &R.0 311 $ St. L. &S. F. . . . ? 0 Krio : ilj < ! do preferred. . . . 74K do preferred. . . . 7 : ! } $ C. , M. & St. P. . . . IWJ Illinois C < < ntral..l2 ! > | do preferred..121 ! . , B. & W 2GVSi. j > . jsi o MJf K. it T 3:13 : 1 do prefened..H'i Lake Shore ittkTex.is Pacilic..i'JV , L. AsN CSX Union Pacilic. . . . 01J Michigan Ccnfl. . i 'f ' W. , KJi. Lite P. . . . 20 Mo. Pacilic 10SK do preferred. . 'BJ No. Pacilic \V. U. Telegraph 77 do preferred. . . . MONEY ON CAM , Kasyat S@0 per cent ; closed littered at 4 per cent. PitiMB MEHCANTII.U PAPEII 3S6 ( per cent. STISIIMNO EXCIIANOI : . Fairly active and strong , S4.80K for sixty day bills : Sl.b7 for demand. JL'ROUUCK MAUKI2T. Chlcaen , April 11. Following quota tions aiotho 2iocloslng ; : ligures : Flour Steady and unchanged. Winter wheat Hour , 84.iX .30 : snutnern , S4.10i4.-0 ( ; Wisconsin. S4.2Xii4.0 ( ; ! : Michigan soft sprint : wheat , S3.70(44.o : ; : Minnesota bakers , 8X70 ( 4.iO : ; patents , S4..f)0@4.bJ ; low erades , 81.1)5(32.95 ) ( ; rye Hour , quiet ai 83.25@S.4U ; in sarks and barrels. S(2a.0. : ! ( Wheat Unsettled and lower and prices about the same as Saturday's close and closed K@Kc lower ; cash , 77 } c ; May , b2 ? c ; June , 81Vc. Corn Moderately active : weaker early and later became firmer , closing about the same to Vc better than Saturday ; cash , 34Xc ; May , 30kc ; June , 40Kc. Oats Ranged about the same as Saturday ; cash , 25J/c : May. 20 U-lCc ; June , 30c. Ryo-yulctat54Hc. Barley-Nominal at 52c. Timothy Seed Prime , 81.72. Flax Seed-81.04. Wnlsky 81.18. Pork Unchanged ; cash , 820.75 ; May and June , S21.Ki. ( Lard Stronger ; cash , 87.45 ; May , S7.50 ; June.S7.00. Butter Steady ; creamery , 23@2c ; dairy , 2K325C. Cheese Firm ; full cream chcddars anil fiats , 1313Kc ; i'oung Americas , 13 > i(314e ( ; skims , : ! ( u' > o. . . Uldes Unciianged ; green , C > ; heavy green salted , 7J4c ; salted bull , Cc ; creen salted calf , Oc : dry salted , lOc ; Hint , I2@i3c ; dry calf , 13iJ14c ( ; deacons , 40c each. Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 4c ; No. 2 , Stfc ; cake , 4J c. Receipts. Shipments. Flour , bbls . 31,000 27.000 Wheat bu . b2,000 4i.OOO ! Corn , bu. . . . . 512,000 45,000 Oats , bu . 110.000 70,000 Rycbu . 0,000 2,000 Barley , bu . 42,000 17.00C New York. April 11. Wheat Re ceipts , 43,000 ; exports , 80,000 ; spot K@fc lower and moderately active ; options opened weak , declined % @ % c , closing steadv with a slieht recovery ; ungradcdred , bb' ra'.Kijfc ; No. 3 red , OOKc ; No. 1 red. 9 c ; No. 2 red , 01Jf@02c in elevator. % @ % delivered , 01 ll-10@02c f. o. b. . May clo'sing at Ol 'c. Corn lleceipts , 32,000 ; exports , 42,003 : spot steady and quiet ; options a sliadi fir in or on deliveries after Juno ; ungraded , 49@50) ) c ; No. 2 , 4y'jfc In elevator , 50) < delivered , May closlne at 49J c. Oats A shade lower ; receipts , 142,000 ; ex ports , 77,000 ; mixed western , 33@37c ; white 3S@42c. Petroleum Steady ; united , C4J c. Kigs Kapler and quiet ; western , 12(3 ( ISc. ISc.1'ork More active and steady. Lard 9@10 points higher ; western steam spot , 87.05 Butter Quiet and steady Cheese Firm but quiet. Cincinnati , April 11. Wheat Fair demand mand ; No. 2 red , S3c. Corn Strong and higher ; No. 2 mixed Oats ste-idy ; No. 2 mixed , Kye-8tronu" No. 2 , C3c. 1'ork-Qiilet at 817.00. Lard Strong and higher at S7.25. Whisky-Steady at fcl.13. Milwaukee. April H. Wheat Weak cash , 77Ye , ; Mav. 78 > Vc. Corn-Hull ; No. 3 , mxc. Oats Firm ; No. 2 white , 21Kc. Rye-Steady : No. 1 , OOc. Barley-Hlirher ; No. 2 , . . Provisions Firm ; pork , repacked , S15.5C Minneapolis. April 11. Wheat Inacl Ive and weak ; No. 1 hard , cash , 75Jfc ; May 77Jtc ; June , 78c ; No. 1 northern , cast .74&c ; May. 7Cj'c ; June. 77 ? c : No. 2 nortl : ern , cash 72 c ; May. 74 ! c : June , 75c. Flour Dull ; patents , $4.2584.40 ; baker ! 3.30@3.50. JtecelDts-Wheat. 119.000 bu. Shipments Wheat , 33,000 bu. ; flour , 21,00 bblR. In Store Minneapolis , 7,468,033 ; St. 1'aul 800,000. Kansas City. April 11. Wheat Ix > wcr No. 1 red , cash , COKe bid , 6c ! asked ; Maj Tic Corn Lower ; No , 2 , cash , 3l } c ; Maj 32Vc bid. Oato May , 27 > 'c asked. St. Ix > ul * . April 11. Wheat Close lower-cash ; , 7 KC 480c ; May , SOtfc. Corn Fraction easier : cash , 35 > c ; Maj ots Shade lower ; rash. 28c ; May , 27J < Pork Firmer ; new , 817.00. Lard Higher : nominal , 87.40. Whisky-Steady at 81.13. Butter-Quiet ; creamery , 24@30c ; dalrj " Afternoon Board Wheat Lower an weak ; Mar , bOVc ; June , 79Kc. Corn- Lower ; May. 30 > { c ; July , 37 > < c. Oats- Nothing doinc. New Orlcnna , April 11. Corn-Oulc but firm at 51@Wc Oats Firm at 37K@3Sc. Cornmeal-82.152..U UOK Prodticts-Quiut but steady : porl 810.2.5 ; lard , 87.00. Bulk Meats-Shoulders , SC.37 > j ; lone den and clear ribs , SS.25. I lvcrpool , April 11. Wheat-Qule holders otTer modeiately : California No. 7s Gd < $7s lOd per cental : red western , sprini 7s(27s ( Id ; winter , 7s@7s Id. Corn-Quiet ; new mixed western , 4s percental. K O3IAHA liIVK STOC1C. d The Week. std Monday , April 11. The receipts of cattle have averaged light aIfC durln the past week , the total receipts belt IfCHi , -4100 as against 4700 of the prevloi Hi week. The week opened with cattle 5@l 1 hicher but the advauco was lost on Wedne 1X day. On Ihursday thejuarket was IO < AH Xn lower and very slow. The week closed wl n1s rattle selling about the prices quoted belov 1s The receipts of ho s for the week past we 10 14300. The week opened with hogs sellli 10a from 55.35@5.37K. ? Therket however w ; aly weak aud dull. Tuesday's market w ; ly strong and active but Wednesday's mark COte clasod lOe lower. There was a still furtbi decline ot lO.'jJISo on Thursday. Friday to market was still lower and very dull. Id There has been very little done on tl sheep market. The receipts for the wci at were 700 of which number the greater pr ul portion were shipped east. The receipts to-day were extremely llg " and there were hardly enough In to make market. The market was about steady wl se Saturday. V. MlMi'j Jki , til s + a&a * ? JH jfc < tVi. Hoc * . There were very few hogs on the market to-day. The packers have disposed ef the surplus on hand and there was very good demand to-day. The few that were In sold readily at an advance ot fully lOc. Sheep. Nothing doing. Itccclpts. Cattle SCO Llogs t > 00 Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for llvo stock on this market : Choice steers. TAX ) to 1500 lbs..8l.aVQ4.50 Choice steers. 1100 to 1350 Ibs. . . 4.13 < ; $ .3.i Fat little steer UOO to 1050 Ibs. . . . n.s5Q * 1.30 (5ood to choice corn-fed cows. . . . ! 5.0M(3.40 Fair to medium cows 2.50 ( < W.75 Good to choice bulls 2.50 3.V Light and medium hocrs S.'iW5.TX ) Good fo choice heavy hogs r > . : XfW.40 Good to cholco mixed hoir.s fi.BOJ&'i.B.'i Choice sheep , 90 to 120 Ibs 3.50 1.00 Ilcprcscntntivo Male ? . cows. No , Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. 43..10S7 3.75 cAi.vr.s. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 0. . . . ISO SO.OJ noos. No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Hhlc. Pr. 7i.'A- : ! bO S3.2.-I 00..2. " . 40 S5.l ! > 137..ITS 5.25 G1..2T ! ) 120 5.40 07..237 120 5.SO 70..240 120 5.10 Uanjic ofPrlccs. Showing the hklicut aint lowest nrlcos paid for loads of hozs on this market during the past seven days and lor the s.imo time last month nnd a vcnr auo. I .Mnrch lb"7. | April 1H7. | April IftO. 5thl n-'o aw nthl Stinduv 3.75 fi.I.VO ; th' ' r to ctvn 3.75 CCILW Mh r > .25 ( ? ? A73 fi.15 1.TO J.8.1 © MS nih n.o'i rt.i.sn 6.111 © Mi loth 11.01 dt * , . ; ; > Sunilay 3.73 ( fW.00 llth 303 ( LJ'i.W Sundny Allsilesof stock in this market are maila percwt. llvo weight unless othcrwlso stated. Dead hnts sell at > f a per Ib. for all weights. "Skins , " or lioije wuUliln : : less ttim ; 10J lts. nov.ilue. I'ri' nant sows are tlockutl 4J los. by the public Inspajtor. Mve Stock Notes. A dull dAy. Light receipts. Hogs lOc hicher. N. 1 ! . BergKreen , Wahoo , a heavy shipper , was In with bovcn loads ot cattlo. Mr. Gibson , ot the Brush Lake cattle com pany , was In with two loads o cows from CcntialClty. C. K. Hnblone , a well-known shipper of Campbell , Xeb. , has slneo December 10 , IfeS'J , shipped twenty-nine car loails of lie s. onu car of cattle , one car of broom corn and thirty-two cars of grain. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS The Week. Monday , April 11. The most striking feature of the past week In the produce inaikcls , was tlio light ic- celpts of most kinds of country produce. Butter has been so scarce that even the poor grades bold readily nnd at peed prices. K cs were nlso in very light receipt and that fact , coupled with the usual brisk demand just pluvious to Knster , enabled dealers to partly advance the market. In spite of the strong prices which poultry has been biinglni ; in this market the receipts have continued very light. Most lines of produce remain steady at the prices of a week ago. General I'rotlncc. 37ic/otloii.'tiri ) price ? tire/or round lots of produce , ns sold on the market fo-/iu > / . BUTTKU Theio has been veiy little chanse in the situation in the butter market since a week ago. The receipts continue very light and the supply falls short ot the demand. The bulk of tne receipts Is very poor quality and a considerable portion of the better grades comes In such poor shape that It haste to be sold at a disuhanta.e. There is an occasional package of fancy butter that sells above the quotations given below. Uholco country , l 2'JOc ; fair to good , I4@l0c ; com mon , 10$12c. ( UIIKS > UD Foui/ruv The warm weather Is making it uioic ditllcult to handle dressed poultry to iulvantau't1 , commission men being compelled to sell on arrival whether they get their price or not. The receipts , however , of all kinds of poultry have been so Ik-lit that most anything would sell quickly. Choice fat chickens have sold quickly at 10@llc , and fitucy stock has brought even more. By reason of the light receipts of chickens , turkeys have been boiling fairly well at He and iluclts at about the same piice. Dressed poultry is practically out of season and the present high prices are duo largely to the scarcity ot llvo poultry. LIVE I'OULTIIY There Is a good demand for live poultry. Chickens are selling readily on arrival at 8..00$3.50 ! ( ! according to size. Largo tat hens are in the best demand and fancy block might bring a shade more than the quotations. Large and cholco ducks sell at S3.00@3.50 , and small varieties at W.75 ® 3.00. 3.00.CiiKr.sr. Full cream cheddars,9in < 'Ie,14 } c ; full cream Hats , twins , 14cM ; Young Amml- cas , I5c ; fancy Swiss , 10@l7c ; Swiss , im ported , 25c : Lfmburger. 14c : brick. I5l0c. Br.A.vs Inferior btock,7.X )31.00good ) ; clean country , 81.00 < , < i > l.-i5 ; medium , hand picked , S1.40@1.50 ; hand picked , navy. S.50@1.GO. ) PROVISIONS Ham , 12Jf@l3c ; breakfast bacon , rib. lOj/c : breakfast bacon , plain , lie ; dry salt sides , 8k@S > fc ; dried beef , regular , He ; dried beef , ham pieces , ! 4c ; lard , 50-lb cans , 7 ? < c ; 20-lb cans , Fairbanks , 7fc ; 10-lb cans , Fairbanks , 73 < c ; 5-lb cans , Fairbanks , be . 3-lb . Fairbanks 8' . . > : VIU cans. A kllL/Ullll.7. u < e. POTATOES -There is still a largo supply on hand and stocks arc moving rather slow on t at account. There Is very little or no de mand for car lots in bulk , and commission healers are forced to store the receipts and dell them nut a few sacks at a time. For all sliat the market Is In a little better condition than a week ago. There were a few Colo- tado potatoes in during the earlier part ot rho week which sold out at 1.20@1.5 ! per bushel. An occasional shipment of sweet potatoes Is received , but they are virtually out of the market and It Is difficult to till orders. New potatoes are coming In and selling at lower prices than a week ace , llonio grown , bulk , 40C$50c ; homo grown , in sacks , 45 < (4553 ; swret. per Ib. 4@5c ; new po tatoes , southern , per bit. S'i.OO. ' C.viniAOK-Thu market is well supplied. California cabbage , choice , perlb,3c. CAULIKI.OWIB There Is a fair suppl ) on the market. Cauliflower , per dozen"81.50(3 ( 1.75. 1.75.AiTi.F.a The market U weak and trade IE not heavy. New vegetables and fruits are beginning to take the place of apples. East ern stock is out of the market and all thai remains Is Missouri stock. Cholco Missouri stock , S4.00@4.50 ; common Missouri stock. NEW VKOETAULES The market Is a little more active and stocks are moving more freely on account of the weather becomhiG warmer and more settled. Spinach , per bbl , S-.00i2.r ; top onions , per dozen bunches , 35 < aiOc ; California celery , per dozen. UOc ; radishes , per do/en bunches , 3540c ; lettuce , 40c ; plu plant , per lb. be ; California beets per lb , Jc ; California carrots , per lb , 2c : California aspagus , per lb , 15c ; cucumbers , per dozen , S1.2.V southern string beans , pei V-bu box , 83.50 ; southern peas , perK-bi box , 53.50 ; Bermuda onions , per bu , 87.00. OYSTKHS llorso shoe brand , 25c ; stand ard , 2x : ; selects , SOc ; extra selects , 35 ; N. Y counts , 40c. GAME Mallard ducks , per dozen , 83.00 teal , per dozen , 81.50 : mixed , per dozen , 81.5 * (31.75 ( : geese , per dozen , § 3.00(33.50 ( ; brants per dozen , S'J.OO. LEMONS Stocks are beginning to inovt more trrely and hicher prices are antlcl paled. Messina , cholco , per box , 85.00 ; do fancy , per box , 85.50. ORANOES Trade has been Improving dur ing the past few days and a great many mon orders are coming In. California. Itlver is side , per box , S4.00 ; California , Los Angeles ) c per box , S2.75fiJ3.00 ; Mediterranean sweets i _ J3.75W4.00 ; Messina Imperial , fancy. 5.50J to 0.00 ; San Gabriel , slnu'lu box lots , 83.00 ; Sai h UabrlPl , 5 box lots , 82.85. f. STitAwiinnniES The receipts have nee e been heavy and the market Is fairly active g Strawberries.per qt , 40fi45o. is MALAGA GRAPES The supply on tin market Is not heavy. Itegular slzo casks 85.00 ; large size casks. S5.5ft30.00. PiNKAri'LES A few pineapples have ai rived on the market and are in good condl tioji. Pineapples , per doz , 10 " BANANAS Large bunches , per bunch , $2.0 k ' > - OLD Vr.OKTAmF.s-The demand Is llhe for most kinds of old vegetables and stock are moving slowly and mostly In a small wa > Oilons are not bringing quite as .much a lit they were. Onions , choice stock , per bb a S3.&OA3.75. Beeta , carroU , turnips , etc. , pe if75 ; ; < 32.00. . NUTS Afew black walnuts .are coming li from the country and are slow sale at 75c per bushel. The following arc the wholesale prices at which order * from the outside arc filled : AlmoniK .We : pecans , large polished , 14c ; lilberis. l4cBrazlli ; ( , McwalnutsNaplcs ; , SOc : walnuts , Chill , I4c ? peanuts , H. P. Vir ginia. Sc. FLOUH AND MILLSTOFFS Winter who.it flour , best quality patent , 52.75 ; second qual ity , S'J.WHiW.&O : be t qiiallty spring wheat flour , patent. S2.40 < 32.)5 ( : bran , TOcpcrcwt ; chopped feetl , 75c jiercwt ; white corn meal , We ; yellow corn. meal. SO Wc per cwt ; EcreenlnL . 50d75c per cwt ; hominy , 81.50 shorts. 70c ] > erc\vt : graham , SI.75 ; hay , In bales S7.00 per ton. ( JitAix Cc.rn.27c ; wheat , No. 2 , & 7ftGOc ; oats , 2S ; ; rye , 45c. Grpcor'4 1i\nt \ , PIOKI.BS MiurTiini , In bbls. S3.00 : do , In half bbls , SI.50 ; sunll. In bbls. S'.KOO ' ; do , In half bbls , 85.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , 810.00 ; do , in halt bbls , 35.5U. Sua.vn Graiuilalcd , C\0GXc ; conf. A , f@ OVc ; white extra C,5H ( < i5'4c : extra C , ft' o 5c : yellow C , 4 { @ 4 c ; cut loaf , O' QCifc ; powtlurcd , OKo c. . . . COFFKKS Otdlnary grades , rQ15 ! 'c fair 15' ® Vc ; prime. 10'ic ; choice , loyoii c ; fancy green and yellow. 10@lc : old cov- ernment Java , -W te ; Interior Java , 10 } < ( rfi 20c ; Mocha , ajrf'JIc ; Arbuckio's roasted -Me ; Jtcl.aushlln's XXXX roasted , 21e ; Dilwortirs.'JiJjc : Kcd Cros ? . 'Jlc. CAs.snDOooos-Oystcw.Rtandardper case , S3.l5iii3.25 , : strawberries , 21b. per case. S'.BO ; raspberries. 2 Ib , per case , S2.i" ; California pears , per case , S4.53 ; apricots , per casj. Sl.OO ; ueaches. P < r case , 55.00 ; white cher ries , per case , $0.00 ; plums , per case. SV > ' ) ; blueberries porcase , S1.S5 ; o < c plums , 2 Ib , perc.ise. ii50 ; plueappliis , a ID , per case S3.20Cii.5 { ; 1 11) nihJkercl. per iloz , 81.U ) ; 1II ) salmon , per do31.50 31.55 ; 210 , goosu- berries per cane , 31.75 ; 2 lb strinc beans , per can1 , Si. " ! " Ib llmabeaiM , per ca o , 81.00 ; 2 Ib marrowfat peas , porcasc. 8i.WiW.00 ; 2 II ) early June peas , par caso. 82.75 : 3 lb toma toes , S2.3'Jfi < 2.nos Ib.eorn 3A40'aJ. . > > 0. MATCHES Pi'rcaildle. 2" c ; snunro cases , S1.70 : nuilf square. S1.2U. Svuui'-No. 70 , 4-galion kegs , Sl.S3Sl.2-i ; Now Orleans pergallon ftX < 14Cc ; maple byrup , half bbls , "old Him1. " per g.xllon , 70c ; 1 gal lon cam , wur doz , S10.00 ; hall gallon cans per doz. S5.50 : quart cam , SIJ.IM. OA.VDV Mixed , simile : stick , SKQl' ' c CuACKKits-Garneau's soda , butter and picnic. f > xc : creams.s c ! ginger snaps , o C ; city soda. 7 . . , . , bTAitcir .Mirror glns.s 1 lb. Cc ; mirror gloss , : i lb , n fc ; mirror gloss fib , OJfe ; ( Jraves corn.l lb,0l < c ; Klngsford's corn. 1 ID , 7c : Klngsford's gloss , 1 Ib. 7c : Klngsford's clo- , Olb. 7Kcl Klmrsfnrd's pure lib. f > Ke ; Kingsford's pure , 3 lb. 5 c ; Klngsfords bulk. 4c. SoAi'S Kirk's savon Imperial , S2.70 : Klrk-8 satinet. 53.00 ; Kirk s standard , S3.05 ; Kirk's white Kussian. 84.00 ; Kirk's white- cap. SC.50 ; dome , § 3.8.5 ; washboard , 53.10 ; white cloud. 53.75. General MarKoti. \AitNisiiKS llairols , pergallon ; furni ture , extra , 51.10 ; furniture , No. 1. 81.00 ; coach extra , 81.40 ; coach , No. 1 , 81.20 ; Da- mar , extra , SI.75 ; Janin , 70c ; asphaltum , extra 65c : shellac , 83.50 ; hard oil tlnlsli , 81.50 IIKAVY HARDWAIIF. Iron , rate 52.S ) ; plow 8ttelspecl l cast,4Kccruclblosteel.'iXc ; ; cast tools , ( fo. 12 ( isc ; wagon spokes , per set , 82.00(83.50 ( ; hubs , per set. S1.25 : felloes , sawed dry , 51.50 ; tongues , each. SOc : axels , each. 75c : square nuts , per lb. Gl71c : eoil haln , per lb. GK1lte : ; malleable.b@l'c ( ' ; iron rt-lre. In car lots , S400 per 100 Ibs. Nails , rates , 10 to 50. JUOjr steel nails. 82.1U. Shot.Sl.a5 ; buckshot , 51(00 ( ; Haznd powder , kegs , 55.00 ; do. half kegs , S2.5 ; do. quarter cogs , 551.50 : blasting , kcg'i , 52.lu : fuse , per 10 'cet , C.C. Lead bar. SI1 ' 2c ; Parli whitlne , 2iiu ; whiting , nilders , 9fo ; whiting , com'l , IJic ; lampblack , ( ier- nanstown , 12c ; lampblack , ordinary. So ; 'russlan bluo,55cultrninarlne : , l c ; vandyit- brown , So ; umber , burnt. 4c ; umoer. raw , 4c ; sienna , burnt , 4c : sienna , raw. 4c ; Paris green , genuine. 25Cp Paris green , com- iion , 22c ; chromu green. > . Y. . 20c ; vermillion American. Ifc : inninn raw and burnt umber , l tt > cans , aa ; raw nnd mrnt sienna , I2c : Vandyke brown , 13c ; re ined lampblack I2c : coach black and ivory ) Iack. ICc ; drop black ; ' ICc ; Prussian blue , Oc : ultramarine black. 18c ; chrome ereen.L. , Al. & D. . lOc ; blind and shutter green , i , . . At. & D.lGc ; Paris green , 18c ; Indian red , I5c ; Venetian red , PC ; Tuscan. 22c ; American vennlllion , L. & H. , SOc : yellow ochre , 2o ; L. M. tc O. ! > . . ISc : goodochre. ICc : oatoni dryer , 8c ; uralnlug color , light oat , dark oak. walnut , chestnut and ash. We. Drtuos AND i..aEMicAi.s. Ac a carbolic , f > : c ; acid tartarlc , 5'Aj ; balsam copaiba , per ft , soc ; bark sassafras , per tt , lOc ; calomel , ) er ft , 78c , chlnchonldla , per oz , 40e ; chtoro- 'orm , per ft 'Co ; Dover's powders , per ft , 81.2.5epsom ' : salts. , per ft , % Xc ; glycerine , mre , perlb. 30c ; lead , acetate , per ft. 2lc ; oil , raster , No. 1. perg&l. , 81.50 ; oil castor , No. 2 , per gal , 810 ; oil olive , per gal. , 81.40 ; oil orlirannum. 50c ; opium , 81.50 ; quinine. P. & W. and K. &S , , per oz. 7Pc ; potassium Iodide , per ft , 83.50 ; sallcln. peroz. 40c ; sul phate morphine , per oz. S' ' . 5 ; sulphur , per th.4c ; strychnine , per oz. si.Su. FAINTS IM OIL White lead. Omaha.P P. , OVn : white lead , St. Louis , pure. < c ; Mar seilles , grenn. l lb cans. 2c : French zinc , irreen seal , 12c ; French zinc , rrd seal. Uc ; French zinc. In varnish asst. 200 ; Fench zlnc.75c ; vermlllion. English , In oil , 75c ; red. lOc : roe pinic. lie ; Venetian red , Cook- son's , 2jfo ; Venetian red , American. I5fc ; red load , 7Jfc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yellow , K , V.'c ; ochre , rochollo. 3c ; ochre , French. ' 2Jfe ; ochre , American , IKc ; Winter's mineral. "XLenlgh \ blown , 2Kc ; Spanish brown , 2Kc ; Prince's rclneral. Cologne spirits , lt 5 proof , 31.17 ; do 101 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof , 51.17 : do 18s proof. 81.10 Alcohol. 1SS proor , S2.-W per wine gallon , lledlstllled whiskies , 51.00&1.50. Gin , blended. 51.50(3 ( 8.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , 82.00ffl .00 ; Ken tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 82.00(40.50 ; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies , Sl..W@3.oa Urandles , Imported , 85.00 8.50 ; domestic , SI.30(33.00. ( ( ilns. Imported , 14.50 (30.00 ( ; domestic , 1.2.v 3.oa Champagnes , imported , per case. 828.00(333.00 ( ; American , per case. 810.oot ifl.oa HIDES ( Ireen butr.hers , 5 @ 0e * . green cured. 7c : dry Hint. llf < l-c ; drv salt , SMIOc ; creen calf skins , t > Xc < d ma od nides , two-thirds price. Tallow 3 c. Grease- Prime white. 3c ; yellow. 2'fo ; brown , \ % Sheep Pelts. 25O74C , / I UKS AND SKINS Tne ffolIowlnK prices are for prime , well handled skins ; Heaver , prime , clean per pound , S1.50@3.00 ; fall.81.2S ( 2.00 : meatvana Inferior. 8l.OOQl.25. Bear , blown and grizzly. 85.0038.00 ; cubs nnd yearlings , 2. v { 4.00. liadger. MXffflOe Cat , wild , tXX&iOc : domestic , black. 10u415c : ( to- niestlc , sundry colors , 5@bc. Fox , red , 81.OC 01.25 ; eross , S2.00@4.00 ; grey , 40Q50c ; silver , 810.00 10.00. Fisher. S4.oo@3.00. Otter,94.0 ( @ 0.00. Alartln. 81.00@175 , Muscrat win tor. large , lOc ; fall. 5c ; kitls. Mink , Urge dark , 35@40c ; small and pale , 15@20c. Kac coon , largo prime , 40ti50c ; small and inferior , 20@30c. Skunk , common , I5@25c. Wolf , largo Krey , 81.50Q2.50 ; coyote or prairie 75@ OOc. Deer and antelope , winter , per pound 15c ; rail ana summer , per pound 20c. Dry Immber. DI1IIN8IONB AND I IS ft 14 tmo ft ton 17wl7.50 ! ! 18.50 IO.M 22.60 22.61 SlO 17.50 17.5017.50 ; 18.W 19.W . * iuv 17.50- > ai/Wo. | v iciifw 22.60 22.61 218 17.50 i7.MHi7r.oi8.5a , w.ta.sua''Si.K ' IxlO I7.M I7.r | l7..ri0 18.50 lil.M .M .a 2X12 njr > HtijtHtiJiio.iJV iv.uu , M.uui < ; * K ilt-8x8 18.00 lB.I.ll3.UOllP.OO-JO.OO' ) ! * - 50la.6 ( DOAIIDS. No. 1 , com , Rls . - . . 819.51 No. a , com , si s . 17.51 No. 4 , com , sis . 13.51 FEKC1NO. No. l.-UtOln , 12 & 14 ft. rough . Sl'.cx ' No. U , " " ' ' . ' . 15.01 SIDING. A , 13 , 14 and 10 ft. . . . , . . S8I.O U , ' . . f . i0. ! O , " " " . . . 15.0 CKII.TNO AJtn PAUT1TION. 1st com. , 5f In White I'lne Celling . 834.0 Clear , % In. Norway Pine Celling . 1C.O . A 6 Inch , white pine . S35.W O " " . v . S9.U E " " ( SelFen'g ) . 19.0 STOCK IJOAJIUS. A 12 Inch 8.1s . S45.0 No. l , com. 121ns. is. , 12. & 14 . ao.w . 10 it . 19.0 No.2 " " ' l-j it 14ft. . . . . 1S.O " " " " 10ft . 17.0 . 1st and 3d. clear , 1 u InoU , § . a s . f 50.0 3d , clear , l Inch. a. a fcl i IV , 1 } < , 3 In 45.0 B clear , 1 Inch , s. 3 s SO ; 1 , 1 , 2 In 37.0 81111 * I. AT. No. 1 , plain , Sand 10 in . -.81P.C No. 1 , plain , and 10 In . 17.0 BOUTIIKKN YKIXOW TINE. Com. 4 and 0 In. lloorlnic . 818.0 Clear K In. ceiling , . 21.0 Clear \i \ In. partition . , . 26.0 Clear > ln. partition . W.5 Clear , finish. I and.lX In. s. 2 . . . . . 20.0 " corrugate caUiug , 4 ( n..M . 25.0 11ATTKNS * I'lCKKTS. O. O. Halts. 2K in. . 70c ; Hx3 , s. 1 s . 40c Pickets , D and II Mat . . . : ; . . . . S21.00 8IIINOLES , LATH. XX clear. . 53.00 E\traA * . 'J > 5 * A * standard . 2.75 * A H.B.U . 2.50 5 In cl . 1.75 Cln , clear . 2.00 No. 1 . l.W ) Lath 2.50 Whlto Cedar , C In. , , 3. 12c ; 9 In.ar3..11c I.IME , KTC. Qulncy white lime ( best ) . 31.00 Akron cement . 1.05 llalr . SO tHE'RAlLWAfTIMFTABLES ; OMAHA. Arrive Leave Omaha Umalia UNION PACIFIC. Depot 10th and Plurco sts. Pacific Kxpresa 7:50 : am 8:20 : pm Denver Kxprcss I0:5" : > am 'Local Express 11:00 : am "Except Sunday. 1J. & M. K. It K. Depot 10th and PacIUc sts. Matland Kxpresa ' 5:45 : pm 10:00 : am Nluht Expres ? ' 10:00 : am 7:45 : pm 0. B. & Q. K. U. Depot 10th and IVslllcsti. Mall and " - , . I'i.uuill , 0:00 Chicago . I 7:10pm : U : am MORTH- WESTERN "W RAILWA. The only road to taVe for DCS Molnes Mur- sliniltowu. Cedar Rapida.CllcOn , Plxon , Chica go , Milwaukee and all points e ot. To tbe peo- ule of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah , Idaho , Nevada , Oregon , Washington and Cali fornia , It offnri superior advantages not potsl- Mo by any other line. Amontr a few of the numerous point * of su periority enjoyed by the patrons of this road between Omaha and rhloago , ar Its two trains a day of DAY COAOHKS , which are the rtneet tht human art and ligrnuttr can oreato. Its PALACE SLRBPINQ CAH9. which are roodoU of comfort and elgnnce. Its PARLOR DRAW- INO ROOM CARS , undurpossed br any , and its wldolr celebrated PALATIAL DININO CARS tne equal nf which cannot bo found elsewhere At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union I'aclflo Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of the Chicago * Northwestern Ry. In Chicago th * trains oftbls line make close connection with those of all eaHtern lines. For Detroit. Columbim. Indianapolis. Clncia- nati. Niagara Falls , Buffalo. Plttsburg.Torcnto , Montreal , Dostan , New YorK , Philadelphia , Baltimore. Washington and all points in the east , ask for a ticket via the "NORTHWESTERN. " If you wish the best accommodation. All ticket agents sell tickets via this lino. H. IlUaHITT , B.P.WILSON. Oen ! . Manager. OenL Poss'r Agent Chicago. III. W. M. BARCOCK , L. H , 1101.LES , Western Agent , City I'ass'r Agent , Omaha , Nebraska. THE ? GBIGAGO SHORT LIME OF THE The Best Route from Omaha unit Council Bluffs to THE E.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun cil Bluffs Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids Rock Island , Freeport , Rokford , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , Janetville , Beloit , Wlnona" , La Crosse , And all other Important points East , Northeas and Bouthcagt. For through tickets cell on the Ticket .A Ben at 1401 Farnam street , ( In Paxton hotel ) , or a Union I'aclto Depot. 1'uiliuun bloepers and the finest Dining Car LB the world are run on the mainlines of thi Gmcuao , UII.WAVKU & BT. I'AUC. RAILWAY nnd every attention is paid to pouengersbj courteous employes of the company. 1C MU.LEB. General Maruurer. J , V. TUCKIH , Assistant Qoneral Manacer. A. V. R. CASU-CNTEU , General Fasacnger an < Ticket AyeaU Ueo , it. HBAITORD , Assistant General Fai sender apd Ticket Agent. , .General tinperlntendent Omaha Jobbers' Directory. Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER , WholtMUllctltrln Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Curligci auil Duffle * . Joncn ttrcct , between Mb in.Utftb.Omnbn , Met ) . LINING ER cC METCALF co. , Agricultural Implements , \V gen , C'arrliwc . Hugglc * . Etc. . Wholeolp , Om'ha. LEE , FRIED cC CO. , Jobbers of Hardware and Knits , Tlnnuro , Stiff t Iron , Etc. Acenti fur lion * Scnles , unrt Mlntnl I'owdtr Co. , Omaha. Neb. PARLINORENDOR F.C MARTIN WhoUiale Dealers In Agricultural Imiilumcutf , ( YiRonnnJ Ducclcj. WI.TO.IOJ andlUT , Jonts it Artists' Material. A. HOSPE , JJt. , Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs , : J13 DoURlm Street , Omaba. Builders' Hardware and Scales. Bnilders'Hiirdware& Scale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools nnd Itiifftilo Scales. KM Uougln j su , OiunhA , Ni'b. ( Boots and Shoes. "AMER1G AX fill NDSERVED SHOE COMPANY , Mnnulncturert * u < l Wholcsslo Dealers In Hoots nnd Shoes , Complete Mock of Kubher ( inods alwnn on hand Ml a. Hum. . Omaha. Neb. A. T. Aunin. Audit. ir. r. MOUSE tC co. Jobbers of Hoots and Sbocs. 1411 Karnamtt. , Otnnha , Nob. Manufactory , Bummer itrcut , Morton. Z. T. LINDSEY < i ! CO. Wholesale Itubbor Hooti ami Shoes Itubbor nnd uilcd Clottilnir mul Kolt Hoots and Slices. Soutbenst Coruur HtU mid Do u it lug. Beer. M. KEATING , Ajjt. for Anheuscr-Iinsh Brewing Ass'n Special lrniJ ) . Fault , lluclwelsor and Krlanccr. STORZ .C ILER , linger Beer Brewers , IMt North lth direct , Omaha , Neb. Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER , Butchers' Tools and Supplies , Sausage Caslox * of all klnda always In atocK. 1211 Jones suomaba , Coffee , Spices. Etc. ' CO. , Omaha Coffvo and Splee Hills. Te.Gon > e , Spleen. Baking Powder. FlaTOrlng tracli , laundry lilu. , Ink , Ktc. 1411-16Data.T Street , Omuba. Neb. GATES , COLE tC MILES , Homo Coffee and Spice Mills MTg Co. Cotrpenointersand Splco Orlndors , Manafacturen of flaking I'owdcr , KUiorln * Kxtrael * . BluingKtr. . Trv one c , f of our ! package Home Blend Koaited Coffee.ttfj \ [ lonard nt. . Omnbi. .Net. Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , John Epencter , Prop. Manufacturer of Galvanlied Iron anl Cornice. W3 1 lodge and 103 and 134 N , 10th si. . Omaha , Neb. RUEMPING C VOLTE , Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Windows , Klnnlf.MclaUcgkjlltbt.ctc. 3108. I2t'.i t. , Ouiaba. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Spcclit , Prop. Galvanlied Iron Cornice ! " , etc. Snect'i Improved Pat cnt Mctallc Skylight. 608 and Mo 8. 12lli i Kt..bmihV Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO. , Jobber * of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , "Rugs , Linoleums , Mattings , Ktc. 1511 Douglas itrcet. S. A. ORCHARD , Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths , Matting , Curtain Goods , Etc. 1U3 Karnaui street , Omaha. Neb. Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT , Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer * of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , etc. Office , 317 South Uth et Omaha , Neb. Commission and Storage. I ) . A. HURLEY , Commission and Jobbing- . Bntlfr , Keeaand Produce. Consignments solicited. Ileailqnartera for Moncware , Jterrjr llozi-a and Ursi'o Uaskets. lilt Dodge street , Omaha. PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fruits , Produce and Provisions , Omaha , Neb. W. E. Storage and Commission Merchant. Specialties Butter , Bz s , Cheese , Poultry. ( it mo , Oy ter , Ktc. , Ktc. Ill South llth itret. WIEDEMAN < CO. , Produce Commission Merchants Poultry , Butter , Game , Fiults , etc. 220 S. Ktb.lt. Omaba , Neb , Coal antf Lime. dio. K. I.AIIAOII. Pres. C. F.GOODMAN. T. Pies. J. A. 8UNOKHLAHD. See. and Treas. OMAHA COAL , COKE < LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. * South Thirteenth Street , Omaba , Neb. J , J. JOHNSON d > CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. And 8hlpp.ni of Coal and Coke , Cement. Plaster , IJme , Hair , Fir. Brick , Drain , Til. and MwerPIp * . Otsoe. Paxtoa Bout , rarnam at. . Omaba , Neb. Telephone 611. Confectionery. f. P. FAY A CO. , Manufacturing Confectioners , Jobbers of Frolts.NoU and Clean. Ull faroam BL Omaba. Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER C CO. , Jobbers of Clears , Tobacco , Onus end Ammunition , 115 to 3 H. llth St. , 10B to 1034 Farnaiu St. , Omaha , Neb. WEST & FMITSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wbolesalo Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Nos. 1 and HON. ttlh street. Omaha. Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH < S CO , , Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Doutlns , cor. lllh St. , Omaha , Neb. DistillersT Dlttlllen of Liquors , Alcohol and Pplrlts. Importer ! and Jobbers of WlnesanJ Liquors. WILLOW SPRINGS UISTILLE' CO. and ILER < f > CO. , Importers and Jobbers of Fine Wines and Liquor * Bole manufacturers of Kennedjr'n Kast India Bit * ttra anit Doiuolllc l.lqnors. 1112 llarney St. Drain Tile , Etc. A. B.BAfKH.rrfs. J.W.Binronn.Sec.&Treai H. J. CABSOW. V.l'res. and Sopt. THE UNION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO. , Offica 213 R. llth st. Omaha. Neb. Mncblncrrani : KuppllcsforManufaoturlDK Cement Drain Tile. ELEVATORS. W. HOOEIIS , D. 8. BAIIHIOE PC * . E TAn'.rani'n 1 < )7 ) ? . Vloo-I'ro OMAHA ELEVATOR antl GRAIX COMPANY , Jobbers and Storcrs oi Grain. blpmeiits j ( Jj U.-U n.j nil 4i' i anloa guaranteed. Oiuhan Neb , furniture. DEWEY < K STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture. Farnam sU. Omaha. Neb. Omaha Jobbers' Directory. Groceries , PAXTON GALLAGHER ,0 CO. , Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , Koe. TC6.TO ? , TO and ill S. 10th St. , Omaha. Neb. McVORD , Jt.RA DY it' CO. , Wholesale Grocers , l.'lh anil Learonworth , ts.Om hit. Hardware. w. , r. Heavy Hardware , Iron and StccF , Springs , Wagon Stork , Hardnaro Lumber , etc. lion and 1 > II llnrm'r t. , Onmrm. EDNEY C GIBBON , Wholesale Iron nnd Steel , * Wacon and Carriage Wood Ptock , Henry Ilnrdwuir Kir. UI7 and 1219 t.tavcutr urth M. , Oiiiabu , Neb. MILTON ROGERS cC Stoves , Raiipcs , Furnaces , Tiles , Mantlet , Grates , Brats Goods. Ull and U Karnaij Bltcot. Iron Works. ? ASTOXrjTrTERLING Iron Works , , _ . and Cait Iron BullilltiR Work , Iron Plain , Knlllng , llcnnn unit ( llttlemStrum linKlncs. ItraM WorKofncral ffpundry , Mrchlno nml Illnrksmllll Voik. OfflcoanJWurki.U. P. lly.amtliilivttcct. . 11. JlrMANDS. C St'I.I.IVAN. OMAHA WIRE tCIItOX WORKS , Mnniifiicluri'm of nnd Iron KnlHiifrs , Desk Kalis , Wlmlntv Ounrdii , Floncr KlnnJi"Vlro Man . o 13N. Ifitli. Owcrs lijr infill prorai'tlj nttonili-iltv. Lumber. OMAHA T UMBER CO. , Dealer ' All Kinds of uilillng- Material nt Wholesale , 18th Street iind Union PaclBO Track. Omnhii. LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Snsli , Doorf , lte. Yarili-CornrrTtti anil Douglas ; Corner ailiniul lomla . ' CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , | 814S. 14thttr ctOmnhiN b. r.Cnlpctier , Managen Lumber. 13th and California Mrootii , Omaha , Neb. FRED W. GRAY , Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc. Cor.Ctb and Douglti iti. , Omaha.NeX \ ; HOAGLAND , :1 : | Lumber. T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , To Dealers Only. Offict , 140S Farnam itreet.Omaha. ' CHA8. It. LEE , Hardwood LumbcV , WoodCarpfUind Psrqnet Flooring. 8th and Douglnl JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc , Imported and American Portland Cement Btatl . _ . . ' --"iwaukoo Hydraulic Cerncut and l ) t ( Julncr WblteLlme. Lire Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John r. Boyd , Snperlntccdent. Lht Stock Commission. M. BURKE C SONS , Live Stock Commission. _ O o. Burke , Manager. Dnlon Stock Yards , B. omnba. Telephone 681. SAVAGE C G'REEN ' , Live Stock Commission Merchants , EhlpmenU of any and nil klnda of Stock sollolMd. Colon Stock Yard * . Omaha , NcR Millinery and Motions. I. OBERFELDER C CO. , Importer ! and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions , 1JI3and ni&IIarney St.eet , Omaha , Neb. Notions. . , \Vbole le Dealeri In Notions and Furnishing1 Goods , 4CU and 406 B. Tenth St. , Omaha. Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY , Manufacturers of Overalls , / Jeans Pants , Shirts , Ktc. 1103 and 11C4 Dou laa Street Onuihn.Neb. Paper Boxes J. L. WILKIE , Mnnufacturer of Paper Boxes , B.Uthau , Omaha. NcbrMka. Orders br mailii 1I U < 4 and will reolTe rea l attention. Printing. BEES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Book Makers , And Book Binders. 106 and 108 South FourteenUa street. Omaha , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers In Trp , Pre s and Printers' flappllet. M Booth Twelfth Street. Pumps. BROWNELL d ) CO. , Wanufacturcn and Dctleri In . . . Engines , Boilers & General Machinery . ? } Bhoul Iron work , Steam Pamp . Saw Mllli. Acm KhaflliiK , Dodge Wood > pllt I'ulleyi , lieltlni. ate , Alio woioni , > crapenand bale t lei. I213-U1) ! > * Tcnworthit. Omaba RECTOR < C WILHELMY CO. , Wholesale Hardware. Vr tern menu fcr Jtffcraon Pteel Natli. Anitlq Powder Co , ralrbanki htandard Hcalea. Coiner 10th and Harrier. Omaha. CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , Bteamand Water Supplin. Headquarter ! fur > lail FeD lCo' ( ! OK | § . HllVarnaui t.Clmaba. Neb. A , L. STRANG CO. , Pnmps , Pipes and Engines , Bteam , Water , Rallwar and illlllng rjuppllci. EW , 0. DaapdWtfainaio it.Jm ha , Neb. U. S. WIND ENGINE anil PUMP COMPANY. HalladayWInd Mll'u : nteam and Wdt r Puppllei , Plumbing Gootlii , lleltlng. llnie. VIA and VJO fur- Dam it. , Oiuaba. H. K. Ktltnn , Muoaier. Telephone No. 210. Safes , Etc. P. BOYER C CO. , Agents for Hall's Sufb & Lock Co.s * Fire and Ilure'ar Proof Safes , Time Ixxkt , VaulU and Jail Work. ItttJ tnrnura street Omaha , Neb. G. ANDREEN , Omaha Kafo Works. Uanufactarrraof Hroanil llarelarl'roof Safes , Vanll Uoora.Jiill Work.Miutters and Wlro Work. Cor. Ktband Jackson His. , Omabu , Nub , Sash , Doors , Etc. Wboloialo Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , llraneh offlee.HUi and Ittra sti.Oicshsyt . BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , lloBld'jigs.fiUlrWorkand ' Interior Hard Wood ( Inldi Just ouenvd. N. K.cor. 8ib arid LeatenwurtUBt * . Omaba , Neb.