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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. APKIL 13 , 1887. DUUSESShN TI1EWQEAT PIT. Lower Prices Prevail ami But Little Trad ing Induleod In. A VERY WEAK FEELING IN CORN. Imrtl Active and the I'rlco Sharply Advanced Short Ulbs Go howcr iiccciptu or cattle Hojjs Active. CHICAGO 1'ItODUCE MARKET. CIIICAOO , April 12. [ Special TclpRrnm to the llr.i ; . ! It wna a llttlo rcmnrknblu tint nltliouuli the rain which was promised for this quarter did not make Its appearance , the wheat crowil all appeared at the start to bo In a holllnc mood. There was A llttlo rain In Kansas nnd seine rain In the northwest , where It has been reported too dry for spring wheat tanners to do their planting. Aa for any such rains ns the weather experts prom ised yesterday and tlig day before and the day bcforo that tlioy were not realized. The wcaKiit'ss at the opening was probably duo to uneasiness over clunio prospects and plans. This sort of uneasiness has taken possession of the crowd already a dozen times within the- last thirty days. Each time a spasm has been Buffered the "tailors" liavo been sel/.ed with a panic and cither believing that the "deal was no food" or that the "deal was to be abandoned , " liayo turned Boilers. So far the clique has survived all rumors. May wheat hold as low at the opening as82 > < c , when the market was the easiest to-day. At 2N'c lr- win , ( Irecn & Co. and Field , Llmlluy & Co. worobiijorsof wheat. Kt-rsliaw & Co. had reports Irnin the oxlrumo not th west of sleet Btornis. These purchases and reports of cold Htorms In the northwest and of the absence of rain In the west and southwest , turned the market up % c , but them was very llttlo sunr Hticcuhitlon. illraui Whueclor , of Munier , Whoi'ler & Co. , says there Is not left room In Chicago elevators for moro than 2,000 , K bushels of grain of all sorts. Tills will prob- nbly arrive hero In ttio next ten days , and. as navigation will not bo open butoro the25th , there will then bo n grain blocka < ] o Tticro was in store hero Satunlnj night 23,207,508 bushels of all kinds ot grain Wheat , after the llrst Hurry of selling , went to Kic and kept lioin uomi till 1 o'clock a little tlo above that llcuro. Trading bccamo ex ceptionally dull. There were no outside orders , and the local ciowd , which was dls nosed to sell , dared not when It saw clique houses "pegging" the market. In corn then was a very weak feeling , caused by the receipts ceipts , which were some sixty cars heavlci than anticipated , which also put the car loti pretty high , l.arcl was active and. was run U ] to 87.57' ' $ for May by buying by Kobert Warren ron & Co. nd others. For K lone while compared with ribs , lard lias been low , ou of proportion to Its relative cost of manufac ture. The advance to-day and yesterday wt ono of those sudden wakings UD which com < wlmnover the speculative ) market gets lent of the Joint. Wheat was unsettled on the afternoon SCR slon and declined K ( * * c. Corn was weal and broke founder lieavy offerings. Pro visions were quiet aim 7Kc lower on shor ribs. Wheat tor May sold at 8.5 < 8'c ! , Jun at WI 33lKc , July at 81@SlVc , Septembe at W > i81cvclo8lni : at the Inside , Corn fo May sold at 39J c down to 38c , closing a 88Ko , Juno at 40 > Jc down to 40 0 , closing n 40 > ic , July at 41J < ( ! ? 42c down to 41X1 , at 41 0. Oats for May sold at 29 June at 20 @ 29c ; closing at 20 Vc lor Ma and 29c for Juno. Lard for Ma'v sold a M.30 , Juno at 57.57" , July at 87.05@7.07 hhort ribs for May sold at S8.40ffi8.4'jCf , Jun at ? 8.f,2 > tf , July at S8.COS8.07 > ? , aniT close at 88.02 ' . _ O11ICAUO MVK STOCK. Cnic-voo , April 12. | Special Tolosram t the UBE. ] CATTI.K. Had dealers been cor vlnccd that the extremely small run was th result of natural causes , the beef cattl market to-day would have boon excited an very much higher. Aa It was everybod Bcoinod to think the surprisingly small oiler Ings miMt bo the result of temporary causes For ten days now buyers have been surprise when each succeeding day did not bring th expected big run. The market to-day wa dull , outside of a few good heavy cattle which sold early at stronger prices. Tli quality was poor and ordinary cattle sol very slowly at no better than steady rate ; and ouo or two salesmen callo the market decldodly poor. Price however , generally averaged about stead' ' The run at Kansas City to-day was over 4,00 and BO larger receipts arc expected. Shli pmir steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs. 84.80@5.25 ; 1200 I 1350 Ibs , S4.45@4.75 ; 050 o 1200 lb. , 84.00 ( < 4.r > ( stockerHand toedcn moroactlvo at.60g4.8 ( < cows , bulls and mixed , S1.75@3.75 ; bulk S'J/ ( if 3. 10 ; Texas grass built ) , 81.25 ; cows.fi'rx 250 ; steer * . 8a403.40 ; corn-fed , S3.754.35. lioos Trade was active and prices a goc 5c higher than yesterday , making an advaix of fully lOc for the week t > o far. Commoi llirht or lltlit-lltht : may be quoted at 84,75' 6.29 , nnd Yorkers -85.45(35.05 ( , with a fo lancv at § 5.7005.75. The best heavy sold i 85.80@5.CO , and packing sorts at 85.705.6 with common at 85.0.5GO. ! LIVE-STOCK. Chicago , April 12. The Drovers' Jou cnl leiiortu as follows : Cftttle-ltecelpts , 4,000 ; strong but slov nblpplng utt-em , 84.00 < g5.5 ; stockere at tpcderr , 82.80Q4.Mt cows , bulls and inlxe 1.75@a.7ft ; bulk , 82.75O3.10j through Tex ; cattle , 82.004.85. Hogs Hecelpts , 10,000 ; strong and 5@1 higher ; rough and mixed.5.r .255.75 ; Pau and ehfimlng 85.C0 5UO 84.WJ Ing , , ; light , 6.65 ; skips. SAOO&4.W ) . bhoep KecBlpts , 0,000 ; a shade lowe natives , 8il.OCK < (5.50 ; western , at l'ic per lo. dressed weight. Nntlunnl Stock Yrtl . Ka t ( j louls , III. , April 12. Cattlo-lleceipl 1.300 ; shlpmants. 100 ; active and stronge choice hehvj native steers , 84.80@5.40 ; fu to good shipping steers,84.10 ( 4.75 ; butchei ttcers , fair to choice , 83.80@4.45 ; frcde ; fair lo good. $3.80(0,4.00 ( ; stockcrs , fair good , 82.200i3.15. Hogs Hncoipts , 4.000 ; shipments , 1,8C active and a shade higher : cholcu heavy ai butchers' selections , 85.70 5.80 ; packln fair to good , 85.5i ; 5.65 : lorkors , medlu to prime , 85.25f35.40 ; pigs , common to goo Ksmaan City. April 12. Cattle Recelpl 4,200 ; BhlpmentH.000 ; slow and closing wea common to choice shipping steers , 83.1K 4.05 : atockers , 82.60 3.30 ; feeding steei 83.8.X33.M ; COWB , 82.00(33.110. ( lions Kecclptu , 10.000 ; shipments , nor active and Co lower ; common to choli 83.0CKii5.04 ; skips and pigs , I3.5CX33.00. FINANCIAL. NEW YOIIK. April 12.-SpecIal [ Tel gram to the DKE.J STOCKS. Keadl was the topic ot the hour among Wall Stn men at up-town resorts last night. It was 1 ported that the reorganisation trustees h harmonized all connecting Interests and U 11 the opposition to the foreclosure and sale h been withdrawn. Husldcs , Heading and I Pennsylvania companies have as reed to vide Schuylklll tonnage , and the latt r co pany , which has heretofore refused to en any combination , now | Induntlflcs Itself w the policy of peace. It was said that Lend " buying of Heading during the past two wet has been on Inside assurance that everythl 1 * < would come out all right and that an ami bio settlement wouldpo made with Wheel and other opposition parties. A Lend cable said this morning their stock marl S was active with an upward tendancy , owl to the public buying considerably for lo account , and this favorable news from sen the \\iitor caused the New York market ox.n ] at a general slight advance. Lend houses were large buyers this forenoon Krle , Lake Shore. Union Pacific , St. Pa Ixjulsvlllo A Nashville. The S. V. Wb fallowing Is reported to be bullish on all ci properties. A Lackawanna director w last night that the road'H actual earnings the first quarter this year were over W\ \ cent on stock , and that the road was ctol better than at any time within elghtc months. Colorado coal was said to be a L card and U at a dividend would bedeclai bcforo July. The Wabash earnings Increased $23,000 the first week In April. The Cana dian Pacific showed an Increase ot 535,000 , and the St. Louts , Arkansas & Texas of 822,097. At the Western Union meeting to day the Issue ot 12,000 share * ot now stock was ratilied and the proposition to authorize a collateral trust loan to fund obligations of the company In the matter of subsidiary companies , was adopted , The stock fluctua ted within comparatively narrow range and closed at about the opening figure. Heading w as acaln active but did not advance very much. It sold IIP % per cent , but at the close this had mostly been lost. Jersey Central was strong and active , advanclne 2V points , Manhattan was marked up 3 points , New England gained 1) { points , St. Louis & San Francisco , both common and preferred , Itf points. These advances were not wholly maintained. Omaha was also active and sold 1 points abovo' the opening , but lost a little ot Its advance by the close. There was very good buying after room traders left oil bulling It , based on Its good yearly state ment that came out to-day : Louisville & Nashville earnings 'Increased 8 ! > ,2G5 the llrst week In April. The total sales \yero 394,000 shares. ( JovEiiNMF.STS Uoverment bonds were dull but steady. YHSTEHDAV'S QUOTATIONS. U. S. C's 100 C. AN.V. . . . . U. H. 4'scoupon. do preferred. U. S. 4W'scoup..llO } < N. Y. C PacllciiW'l ! 5.12 < SMO. H. AN CaimdaSouth'n. . 02VO. T Central Pnclllc. . . Pacific Mall Chicago A Alton. 145 P. , D. AK ay * do preferred..100 Pullman Pal.Oar.151K C. , B. AQ H'JJfi Heading . I ) . , I * & W ii7'4'Kock : ' ' Island. . . 120 1) AUG 32St. L. AS. P. . . . 3S Erie 35y | do preforrod. . . . 7CJ4 do preferred. . . . 74 , ,0. , , M. A St. P. . . . 0 % Illinois Cnntral..lW ! > | do preferred. . 120 % I. , U. A W B0 > { St P. & 0 53' K. & T Si l do prefened..ll3 Lake Shore 3 f Texas Pacilic. . . . 29 < i L. AN G'J } < Union Piicilic. . . . 019 Mlchle n Cent'l. . IttJi \V..St LAP. . . . Zlii Mo. Pacific 108 } do preferred. . 30 > , No. Pncllic 28 % W. U. Telegraph 77'tf do preferred. . . . 01 Moxr.Y ON CAI/L Loaned from G to 9 , closed at 5 bid. PKIMK MKIICANTII.B PAPER 5&0 pei cent. STKIII.INO EXCHANOK. Dull but steady , at SJ.boW for sixty day Sl.b7 for demand. rnouucK MAUKICT. Chlcaco , April 12. Following quota tions arc th 2:30 : closing figures : . Flour Steady and unchanged. Wlntci wheat Hour , S4.24.BO : southern , S4.10ffi4.20 ( : Wisconsin. S4.20@4.K : ) ; Michigan soft sprint wheat , 83.70l.X ! ) : Minnesota bakers. 53.71 ( # 4.30 ; patcutB , 84.5U@4.8J ; low grades , 81.05@2.t)5 ) ; rye Hour , quiet at $3.25eI3.40 ; lr sarks and barrels , S3&3.70. Wheat Quiet and easier ; opened a shade easier , closing % at 4c higher than yester day ; cash. 78c ; May , 8c ! ! ; June , bo ; < c. Corn Dull ; opened a shade lower than yes terday's close and closed K@5c lower ; cash 34Kc ; May , SS c ; June , 40 , ' c. Oats Dull andnbont i cousler ; cash,24Jic May , ! 49 > c : June , 20Vc. Hye Quiet at Mjift.Vie. Flax Seed 81.05Kwl.00. Barley-Firm atS2c. Timothy Sced-Pilme. 81.73. Wnlsky 51.18. Pork Quiet and unchanged ; cash , 820.75 May and June , 821.00. Lard Active ; advanced 2V(35e ( , closmcra Inside prices ; cash , 57.45 ; May , 87.50 ; June 87.57K. Bulk M'eats-Shoulderfi , 50.10 ( < i0.25 ; shor clear , 88.60fit8.C5 ; shoitrlbs , 8 .35. Butter Easy ; creamery , ' 21@2Cc ; dairy 1CM25C. Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars am flats , 13l/0il3Ko ; Young Americas , skims , 3 < vJ8Uc. Efrgs-12@12 ; c. Hides Uiicnanged ; green , 0) ) ; heav ; green salted , 74cH.iltcd : bull.Gc ; green saltei calf , 9c : dry salted , lOc ; flint , 12Q13c ; dr ; calf , 13@14c ; deacons. 40c each. Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 4c No. 2 , 3)iccake ; , 4 c. Hecolots. Shipments Flour , bbls . 18,000 15.00 Wheat , bu . 62,000 7.00 Corn , bu . 101,000 22,00 Oats , bu . 71,000 49,00 Hye.bu . 2,000 i.ou Barley , bu . 15,000 6,00 St. Louis. April 12. Wheat Cash an May wheat lower ; cash , 79 > # ftT c ; Maj 79Kc. " . Corn Weak and a fraction off ; cash , 35' h. Oats Finn for cash at28(528 ( c. Pork Firm ; new , 818.00. Lard-87.25. Whisky-Steady at 31.13. Butter Quiet ; creamery , 24@30c ; dain Afternoon Board Wheat Easier ; Maj 79 ; < c ; June , 70tfc ; August , 78k@785i ( Com Weak ; May , 35@35&c ; June , 36) * < Oats Quiet ; May , 27 0. , Kanena City. April 13. Wheat Qulcl No. 2 red , cash , "OJic asked ; AMay , 70c bh 70Kcasked. Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , SlVfc ; Maj 33c ; June : < 3Kc bid , 34c asked. Oats Nominal. New Orloani , April 12. Corn Easlei mixed , SOc. Oats Quiet and weak at 87Kc. lloz Products Firmer and not quotabl hlehor ; pork , 810.25 : lard , 87.00. Bulk Meats-Shoulders , S0.37W ; lonit clea and clear rlbi. 88.a > . Cornmeal V X1&2.20. Liverpool , April 12.-Wheat-Dull an demand poor ; holders otter modelately ; re western winter , Cs lld@7s percental. Corn Firm and demand ( air ; new inixt western , 4s # d per cental. N w Ifork. April 12. Wheat -r R eolpts , 94,000 ; exports , 30,000 : spot K ® ) . lower ; options opnned steady , later declint a trifle , Rtibncquently advanced Mkc , clu ln < steadv at near best rates ; ungraded re VlHQWhc ; No. 3 red , OO c ; No. 1 red , 9 < No. a red. Uljf < 391Ke In stern , 92e In elevate , % @ /c , f. o. b. , 2Ji@'J3 > 4cdellverwlM ; ; closed nt 91Kc. Corn Snot shade easier and dull ; optloi opened VW c lower , closed steady with d cltnc recovered ; receipts , 15,000 ; exports , 11 uniraded and mixed , 48Jf.1iOc ; No. 2 , 49) , In elevator , W@WXc delivered , May clc Inirat 4 ! Jfc. Oats Steady ; receipts , 87.000 ; expori 100 : mixed western. 85sJ7c ( ! : ; white , 3S@42c. I'etroloiim Steady : united , G4c. Eigs Quiet and weakr western , 12 ° 13c. 13c.Pork Moderately active and steady ; rnes 315.Ml'r'.75. ) Lard Opened hlaher but closed with a vance lost : western steam , spot , 87.7i@7.75. : Butter Dull and lower ; western 10 < 82oc. Cheesu Quiet but rirrn. MilwaoVco. April 12. Wheat-Stead casli.73KcMav.7W-VCc. ; Corn r Inner ; No. a , SC STc , Oats lllirher ; No. a white , 82c. Barley Kxclted and higher ; No. 2 , caa Hyo Strong ; No. 1 , 60e. Provisions Firm ; mess pork , cash ai ellers , April , 815.0. MliinoApoil * . April 12. Wheat Lll lessNo. ; 1 hard , cash , 75 , ' c ; May , 70Ji June , 7Bc ; No. 1 northern , cash , 74 > o ; Mi 75J < c ; Juno , 77c ; No. 2 northern , cash 72 } { May , TMc : Juno , 75c. - Flour-Patents , 14.25 ( 1.40 ; bakers , } a @ 3.5tt. UecelDts-Wlieat , 73,000 bu. bhlpmcnts-Wbeat , 80,400 bu. ; flour , 12,4- bbls. bbls.Cincinnati Cincinnati , April 12. Wheat-Firmt No. a red. 83c. Corn Strong and higher ; No. 3 mlxe 42@4Jc. : Oats Strong and higherNo. ; 2 mixed , 3 ! 31 c. Kye-Stronc ; No. 2,63c , Pork-Oulet at 817.00. Lard-Quiet at 87.25. Whlsny-FIriu at 11.13. UMAIIA LIVE HTOCK. Tuesday , April 13 Cattle. The rect'Inti , althouirh heavier than yesv day , are still very light. The market w about steady. There was nothlaj of any i count left over. Hoica. The ho/ market opened at an advance o (310c ( over yesterday's market For a Bin ttrmt the market was very active and a ice many loads changed bands. A little la the market became very dnll and the buyc would not bid within lOe to 15c ot what th ; - . paid early In the morning. The marl closed very dull and weak with several loa d | left over. . , B lice p. Nothing doing. Receipts. Cattle 400 Uutfs. . 3000 Prevailing Price * . Showing the prevailing prices paid for live slock on this market : Cliolcosteers , 1300to 1500 lb3..3UVa . .pfl Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Ibs. . . 4.15@I.3T Fnt llttlo steer 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.85i ( $ .30 ( iooil to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 3.00/1(3.50 Fair to medium cows 2.50(52.75 ( Oood to choice bulH 2.50(33.25 ( Light and medium lion 6.25W5.80 Oood to choice heavy hogs 5.30(45.4' ' > ( Seed to choice mixed hogs 5.205J5.35 Choice sheep , 90 to 120 Ibs " Representative Sales. srEEits. Showlne the lilulunt and lowest prices paid for loads of heirs on this market during thepist seven d.xys and for the same time last month and a vonr ago. March 1837. | April 1W7. April 10. Sunday 7th 540 CiTi.73 3.75 8th 5.23 © 5.75 6.15 e.ri.iW ! ) .80 mil r.tw © VHO 5.10 Q. " > .23 300 101 h 6.00 ei.7S Suivlny 3.75 ( ( W.OO inh 5Ud r.-jn © .1.40 Sumln7 l.'th r. an BO Showln ; the number of e.ittle. hozs and sheep shipped from the yards during the day. CATTLE. No. cars. Ht. Dcst. 1 N W Chlcagf 5 C. B. A Q Chlcagc lines Sold. Showlnz thn number of hors bought bj leading buyers. v Anclo-American Packing Co 103 ( i. 11. Hammond A Co 4.'i T. J. Llptou to ; Harris A Fisher C' ' Total 2IN Allsilosof stock in this market are made porcwt. live weUlit uuloss uthcrwlso stated. Dead hogs sell at Ho pur Ib. for all weight * "Skins , " or hogs woUUin ! os * than 10J Ibs n oval no. t'rt'gnant sows are ( locked 40 Ibs , andstagsS'j Ibs , by the mibllo impoetor. Live Stock Notes. Cattle steady. 11048 readied $5.50. Hogs open lOc higher and close with ad vance lost. lion. Watson Tys"bn , Blair , was in looltiui over the market. A. S. McCartney , Dunbar , was hero am marketed a lo.iu of corn-led steers. O. G. Vreeland. Jnniatta , was here an < disposed of a load of cattle nnd ono of hogt Mr. Parson ? , ho : : buyer for Squires A Co. Boston , has icturned and will buy on th marki-t. Arthur Cruise , Atkinson , a heavy shipper came in with two loads of hogs , which soli on the maiket. Mr. Dowllnir , of the firm of Dowllnc i Piircpli , North Bend , was In and muikcte < a lend of cattle nnd a load of hogs. J. K. Thompson , of tlio linn of Thompsoi A White , livestock shippers of Council Uhillf was In and sold two loads of hoxs. C. K. Urquhiirt , the cfliclent and populn n entof tlio Clilc.iuo , Burlington and Qunicj has icslgncd to accept the position of clcr with Swift A Co. OMAUA WUOLKSALE MAUK.ET ! General Produce. Tuesday , April 12. Tliefollntnntt prices arc for round tots o. produce , us sold on the market to-aai/ . Eoos The receipts are a lit to moro llbera The bulk of the stock Is moving at lOc. BurrBit There Is an occasional packag ot fancy butter that sells above the quoti tlons given below. Choice country , 18 < (420c fair to good , 14@lOc ; common , 10@l2c. DitESfKD POULTRY Choice fat chicken havH sold quickly atlO@llc , and fane stock has brought even more. B reason of the light receipts of chicken1 turkeys have been selling fairly we at He and ducks at about the same prlci Dressed poultry Is practically out of seaso and the uresout hleh prices are duo largel to the scarcity ot live poultry. LIVE POUI.TIIY There Is a good deman for live poultry. Chickens are selling readll on arrival at SM.OO M.M according to size Largo fat hens are In the beat demand an fancy stock might bring a shade more tha the notations. Larce und choice ducks se at S3.00@3.50 , and small varieties at 82.75 ( 3.00. 3.00.CIIEESK Full cream cheddarsslnIe ! > 14J < full cream flats , twins , 14c } < ; Young Amer cas , 15c ; fancy Swiss , 10u17c ( ! ; Swiss , in ported. 25c : Limburger. 14c ; brick. LXfilGc. BKANS-Inferlor8tock.75WSl.00 ; good clea country , S1.00A1.25 ( ; medium , hand picket 81.40@1.50 ; hand picked , navy , S1.50@l.eo. PKOVISIONH Ham , 12 f@13c ; broakfa bacon , rib. 10 'c : breakfast bacon , plain. Hi dry salt sides , 8UWc ; dried boef. regula lie ; dried beef , ham pieces , 14c ; lard , 50-i cans , 75 < c ; 20-lbcans. Falrbanks-7 c ; 10-1 cans , Fairbanks , 7c ; 5-1 b cans , Falrbank 8c : 3-lb cans. Fairbanks , B o- CAHIIAGK The market is well suppllci California cabbage , choice , periodic. OAULIFI.OWIB : There Is a lair supply o the market , Cauliflower , per dozen SI.5ft 1.75. APPLES The market Is weak and trade not heavy. New vegetables and fruits ai beginning to take the place of apples. Eaa ern stock is out of the market and all tin remains Is Missouri stock. Choice Mlssou stock. S4.00@4.50 ; common Missouri stoc S3.00ig3.50. NEW VEGETABLES The market Is a litt more active and stocks are moving mo freely on account of the weather becomli warmer and moro settled. Spinach , per bt 8 0003.25 ; top onions , per dozen bunche 35$40c ( ; California celery , per dozen , 90 radishes , per dozen bunches , 35(340o ( ; lettuc 40c ; pieplant , per Ib. 8c ; California beet per Ib , 2c ; California carrots , per Ib. 2 California aspagus , per Ib , 15c ; cucnmbei perdo/en , 81.25 ; southern string beans , p V-bu box , 83.50 ; southern peas , per-l box. 83.50 ; Bermuda onions , perbu , 87.00. OvsTKns Horxeshoe brand , 25c ; stain ard , 2t < c ; selects , 30o ; extra selects , 35 ; N. 1 counts , 40e. OAMK Mallard ducks , per dozen , 83.0 teal , per dozen , 81.50 ; mixed , per dozen , 81. ( gl.75 ; geese , per dozen , 83.0033.50 ; bran I per dozen , 8'J.OO. LEMONS Stocks are beginning to mo more freely and liiehor prices are antl < pated. Messina , choice , per box , Si.00 ; d fancy , per box , 85.50. ORANGES Trade has been Improvlnz di Ing the past few days and a ereat many mo orders are coming In. California , Hive side , per box , 84.00 ; California , Los Angel * per box , 82.7Vit3.OU ; Mediterranean sweei 3.75 ( 4.00 : Meulna Imperial , fancy. 5.50 6.00 ; ban Oabrlel , slnsla box lots , 83.00 ; Si Uabrl l. 5 box lots , 82.85. STnAWiiEuitiES The receipts have n been heavy and the market Is fairly actlv Strawberries , per qt , 40Gi45e. MALAGA OB APES The supply on t market Is not heavy. Hegular size cast 85.00 ; large size casks. 85.50 < iC.OO. PINEAPPLES A few pineapples have i rived on the market and are In rood com tion. I'lnrapclrs , per dor , | 4.00.00. BAKANAB Large bunches , per bunch , 82. Q3.00 , . > OLD VKOKTABLKS-The demand U lib for most kinds of < ttd vegetables and stocks are moving slowly and mostly In n small way. Onions arc not brlnglnc quite as much ns they were. Onion * , choice stock , per bbl , S3. ? > 0a.t.75. ( Bcctst cafiots , turnips , etc. , per bbl.8I.7.Vria.OO. / Nurs Afcw black walnuts are coming In from the countiy nnd aie slow sale at 75c per bushel. The following are the wholesale prices at which orders from the outside are tilled : Almonds , 20c : pecans , large pollshrd , He ; filberts , 14cBrnzll ; , 14cwalnutsNaples ; , voc : walnuts , Chili , He ; peanuts , 11. P. Vlr glnta. be. > FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS Winter wheat flour , best quality patent , 52.75 ; second qual ity , 8'J.OO@2,50 : be.st quality spring wheat flour , patent , S2.40Q2.iVi ; bran , 70cpercwt ; chopped feed , 75c iwr cwt ; wlilto coin meat , We ; yellow corn , meal , 0u90c IM.T cwt ; scrconlnir. 50f ( 75c per cwt ; hominy , 81.50 shorts , 70c per cwt : graham , 81.75 ; hay. In bales 87.00 per ton. Orocor'R List. FICKT.RO Medium , In bbls. 88.00 ; do , In half bbls , 84.50 ; small , In bbts. 89.00 ; do , In half bbls. 85.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , 810.00 ; do , In halt bbls , 85.50. SUOAH ( iranulated , 0\6 } < c ; conf. A , CQ OVo ; white extra C,5 < M5'1ic : extra C , 5' ft 5 c ; yellow C,4 ( J4J < c : cut loaf , e'i'QeSfc ; powdered , O 'iS'c. ' COFPEKS Ordinary grades , l"15Kc fair Ditworth's.2iKc : Hcd Cross , 21c. CANNED ( ioois-OvHteM.8tandardpercn' < e , 83.16 ( 3.25 ; strawberries , 2 Ib. pi-rcase. 82.30 ; raspberries. 2 Ib , per case , 82.25 ; California pearrt , per case , 84.50 ; apricots , pur casj , 84.00 ; ueaches , PI > P c.ise , 85.00 ; white cher ries , pur case , 80.00 ; piums , per case , 83.50 ; blueberries percase , 81.85 ; e.'K plums , 2 Ib , per case , 552.50 : plneapplos , a ID , per case 83.205.75 : 1 Ib .nihckorel. per doz , 81.40 ; 1 Ib salmon , perdoz , 31.50(91.55 ( ; SID , goose berries percase , 81.75 ; a ib string beans , per case , 81.71' ; 2Iblluiabeaim , per case , 81.00 ; 2 Ib marrowfat peas , per case , 8i50'J.OO ; 2 Ib early Juno peas , per caso. 52.75 ; 3 Ib toma toes. S2.5r2.tiO:3 ) Ib.corn S2.40rti3.fiO. MATCHES Per caddie. 25c ; sauaro cases , 81.70 : mule square. 81.au. SYBUP No. 70 , 4-gallnn kegs , 81.2-i@1.23" ; New Orleans per calliin38@40c ; maple syrup , half bbls , "old time. " PIT gallon , 70c ; I gal lon cans , nor doz , 810,00 ; hall gallon cans , per do85.50 : quart cans , S'w. ' ! ( CANDY Mixed. SKtftlio : stick , 8i@9 ! c. CBAOKEIIS ( Jarncau's soda , butter and picnic. .V c ; creams , .kc ; ginger snaps , o c ; cltv soda. 7 ! . ' . STAitcif Mirror gloss , 1 Ib. 6c ; mirror gloss , 3 Ib , 5 c : mirror closs , oib , 65fc ; ( iraves corn.l lbOV < c ; Kingsford's corn , 1 lo , 7c : Klncsforil's glow , 1 ib. 7c : Kingsford's closs , Olb. 7Hcl Klmiafoid's pure lib. 5V < fc ; Kiimsford's pure , 3 Ib , 5 o ; Klugsfords bulk 4c. SWAPS Kirk's savon Imperial. S2.70 : Kirk's satinet. S3.00 ; Kirk s standard , 83.05 ; Kirk's white Russian , 84.00 ; Kirk's whitecap - cap , 80.50 ; doni" , S'J.S5 ; washboard , 83.10 ; will to cloud. 83.75. General Mnrkoti. ns Ilairo'.s ' , per gallon ; rurni- , extra , Sl.lO ; furniture. No 1 , 81.00 ; coach extra ; 81.40 ; coach , No. 1,81.20 : Da- mar , extra , 81.75 ; Jnpin , 70c ; asphaltum , extra s.5c : shellac , 83.00 ; hard oil uulsh , 81.50 HEAVY HAnnwAitF. Iron , rate 52.80 ; plow htoelspeclal cast,4J ccruiiblosteolXc ; ! ' ) ; cast tools , iw , ] 2rt51S : ; wagon spokes , pci set , 32.00ct3.nO ( ; hubs , per set , Sl.25 : telloes. sawed dry. SI. 50 ; tontriies , each. 8-o : axeK. each. 7tc ) ; snuaro nuts , rwr Ib. 01rt ( > 71c : cell chain , per Ib. 0 > ( luc'mfilIcable.snH'c : ' ( ; iron wedees. 6c ; crowbars , 6c ; barrow teeth , 4) ) < c , spring steel. 7QSc ; Burden's horse shoos , 554.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. SV75. Barbed wire. In car lots. 54.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails , rates , 10 to 50. 'SUO : steel nails. 82.90 , Shot , $1.S ; buckshot , 81.WI : : Haznd powder , kegs , 5.)0fdo. ( ) half ki'gs , 33.5 ; do. quartet kegs , 81.50 : blastiuK , ki-gs , 53.10 ; fuse , per 10 feet. Goc Lead bar. S DKY PAINTS- White lead , 7c ; French xlnc , I2c ; Parii whltlnir , 2Kc ; whiting , ellders , * % c ; whiting , com'li Ike ; lampblack , ( Jer- manstown. 12c ; Ininpoiauk , ordinary , be ; Prussian bluo,55c ; ultramarine , IBc ; vandyk- brown , 8c ; umbor.i burnt. 4o ; umber , raw , 4c : sienna , burnt , 4c .sienna , raw , 4o ; Paris Green , eenulne. 8. ) , . Paris crocn , coia inon , 22c ; chrome groen. N. Y. . 20c ! vorinlllion American. I8c : raw and burnt umber , 1 tt cans , i2c ; raw ant burnt sienna , 12c : vaudyko brown , I3c ; re lined lampblack l2o : coach black and ivorj black , lOc ; drop black. ICc ; Prussian blue , 40n ; ultrainnrlno black. 18c ; chrome croon. L. M. A IX. lOc ; blind &nd shutter green , t , . . M A D. , 16c ; Paris green , ISo ; Ir.dlan red , 15c Venetian red , we ; Tuscan , 22c ; America ! vermllilon , L. A D. , i0o ! : yellow ochro. 2p ; L , M. He O. D. . 18o : irood ochre. ICc : pawn dryer , 8c ; sralnlng color , light oak , dark oak , \vfluut chestnut and ash. 1'Jc. i DnunsAND CHEMICALS. Ac d carbolic , Osc ; acid tartnric , 52c ; balsam copaiba , pel ft , ? ,0c , : bark sassafras , per ft , lOc ; calomel per Ib , 78c , ehlnclionldla , per oz , 40c ; chloro term , i > er ft , 'Oo ; Dover's powders , per tb 81.25 : epsom Falls , per ft , 3 > fo ; glycerine pure , per Ib. 3oo ; lead , ncetate. per fc. 2ic oil , raster , No. l , per gal. , Sl.W ; oil castor No. a , per gal. , 81.40 ; oil olive , per gal. , 81.40 oil orliranuum , 50c ; opium , $1.50 ; quinine P. AV. . and H. AS , , per.oz. . .Cc ; poLissluir Iodide , per ft , 83.50 ; sallcln. per oz , 40c ; sill- phato morphine , per oz. 8 ' . 5 ; sulPlmr , pci tt.4c8trychnlno. proz. Sl.a > . , FAINTS IK OIL W hlto load. OrflanaP P. 6' ' < rn ; white lead St. Louis , pure , c ; Mar seilles , greon. I Ib cans , 2c : Kronen zinc ercen seal , 12c ; Trench zinc , red seal. Uc French zinc. In varnish. ost. . 20c : Fend : r.lnc.75c ; vermllilon. English , In oil , 75c red , lOc : rose plnic. lie ; Venetian red , Cook son's , 25 0 ; Venetian red. American. iKc red lead , 7 c ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c chrome yellow , K. 12c ; ochre , rochello. lie ochre , French , 2Jic ; ochre , American IKc ; Winter's mineral. 2 > 'n ; benign blown 2Kc ; Spanish brown , 2X0 ; prince's mineral 3cbriBiTS Cologne spirits , 188 proof , " 81.17 do 1C1 proof , 81.18 ; spirits , second quality 101 proof , SL17 : do 188 proof. 81.10 Alcohol 1S8 proof , 82. 0 per wine irallon. Hedlstlllei whiskies , 81.00 1.50. Uln , blended , si.50 $ 2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , 8a.00@0.00 ; Ken tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 82.00(40.50 ( Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whlskle 81.50@3.oa Brandies , Imported , 85.00Q8.50 domestic , 81.80@3.00. dins , imported , 84.5 QJO.OO ; domestlo , 81.25fd3.oo. ! Cliarapanne Imported , wr case 828.00Q33.00 ; American percase. $10.00 Jlfi. oo. HIDES ( Ireen butrhers. 5ViOc ; greoi cured. 7c : dry flint. llWl-c ; drv salt , OuilOc green calf skins , b } c ; damaged nidee two-thirds price. Tallow JJ c Grease- Prime white , 3sfe : yellow. 23 0 ; brown. IJj Sheep Pelts. 25O75C. . . . . Urns ANn BKIXS The following price are for prime , well handled skins : Beavei prime , clean per pound. 81.50@3.oo ; fall , SI. ! ! © 2.00 : meatvand Inferior. S1.00@1.25. Beai blown and grizzly. 85.00 8,03 ; rubs an yearllnus , SJ.Wtt4.Oo. Badger , 505400c. Cai wild , 20@ 0c : domestic , black. 10 ( < 415c : dc mestlc , sundry colors , 5@8c. Fox , red , 81. ( J (31.25 ( ; cross , 82.004.00 ; troy , 40@50o ; sllvei 810.00(340.00. ( Fisher. S4.00 < JjJI.OO. ( Ottor,84.C ® 0.00. Martin. S1.00Q175 , Muscr-U i wi ter , largo , Kta : fall , 5c ; kills. Mink , larc dark , S540c ; small and pale , I5 < 3 0e. Hai roon. largo prime , 40ft50c ; binall andlnferloi 20@30c. Skunk , common , 15@25e. Wol large grey , 81.50Q3.50 ; coyote or prairie 75 ( OOc. Deer and antelope , winter , per POUIK 15c ; fall and summer , per pound 20c. Dry Lumber. UIUINKIOXB ANI ) TISIdEKS. 11OA11US. No. 1 , com , B 1 s . t . 510. ; No. 3 , com , 8 1 sJ. . . . ' . . 17. ! No. H , com , si 8- . 13. ! FKNC1NO. No. 1 , 4 & 0 In , 13 & 14 ft. rough . 819.1 No.U , " " ' " t ! " . 15. ( BIDING. A , 12 , 14 and 10 ft > . . $ > ? . ( i , . < . ao.i C , . 15.1 u , " " " . ia. ( CKII.INO AND rAHTITIOX. 1st com. , i\n \ White Pine Celling . 34. ( Clear , In. Norway 1'lue Celling . 16 , ( A Inch , white plue..t . S35. ( . O . 29.1 K " " " SelFcn'K ( ( ) . 10. STOCK uo.vnn.s. A12 lochs. Is. . S < S.i No. l , corn. 13 In a. Is. , 12. & 14 . ao. ( . in ft . 19.1 No. 3 " " " ' ia.tt4ft. . . . . IB.I " " " " ' 16ft . 17.1 Istand3& clear , luinett. * . 3i . iso.i 3d , clear , 1 Inch , a.1 g S4 14' ! , 1J < . 3 In 4.M li clear , 1 inch , 8.aa o ; 1 , IX , 8 In 37.i White Cedar , fl IU.MS' We ; g lo rs. . . ! ! ' Qulncv white lime ( best ) . . . . ' . .81J Akron cementi . l.i Hair . , . t . ' i.Ar. No. 1 , plain , Snml 10 in , S1C.OO No. 1 , plnln , nnd 10 In 17.00 80UTIIF.IIX YF.I.I.OW I'lNE. Com. 4 mul 0 In. IloorliiR 919.00 Clear < In. ccillni ; , T. 21.00 Clear Ji In. partition SWO Clear In. partition. SJ Clear , llnlsh , 1 nnd llIn. . . 2 a 0.00 " corruRntod colliui : . 4 in 23.0 IIATTENS' I'lCKKTB. O. 0. Bntts.ax in. . 70c ; K\3 , s. 1 s 40c IMckcLs , 1) and II lint S2I.OJ SHINUU-.S. I.ATH. XX clear. $3.00 KxtraA ' -.t5 A * fctniulnrd 2.75 * AJI.U.iVsH 2.51) ) 5lncl 1.75 Oln , clear 2.00 No.l 1.50 Lath 2..10 WANTED , RAW FURS ! At the highest mnrkrt prlco. . Send for prlco current to the Old Itclmtilo Furriers und Fur Murulnints. Kstnbllshcd lBi',0. A. K. IIUltKHAUDT & CO. , 113 West Fouith mul 11:1 : und lit llakcr Street , CINCINNATI , OHIO. THE RAILWAI TIME TABLES , OMAHA. Arrive Leave Omalm Omaha UNION PACIFIC. Depot 10th and Plerco sts , Pacific Express 7:50 : am 8:20 : pm Denver Express 5:20pm : 10:55 : am Local Express 11:00 am 5:05 pm Except Sunday. U. A M. H. H. H. Depot 10th and Pacilic sts. Mail and Express 5:45pm : 10:00 : am NiKhtExpress 10:00am : 7:45 : pm O. H.AQ. H. H. Depot 10th and I'.i'jili Mall and Express 0:00 : am 0:00 : pin Chicago Express 7:10pin : 0:20 : am K. C. St. J. A C. H. Depot 10th and Pacific sts. Mail 7:10pm : 0:20 : am Express * 7UOam : t8:45 : pm ICxcept Monday. tExcept Saturday. , . C. St. P. M. A O. 1 Depot 15th and Webster st. Sioux City Kxprc-.ss 5:4. : pm 8lfi : am Bancroft.Vecoininodatlon 10:39 : am 5:45 : pm Except Sunday MlSSOUHt PACIFIC. Depot 15th and Websterst Day Express < 0.25 am 11:10 : am Night Express rc'Upiui :10 : pm Lincoln Expie's , 11:10 : ami 0:10 : pm UNION STOCK"YAUDS Leave l < eave THA1NS. US Y'ds. Omaha hxeopt biindav. C:0fam : ) T.15nin ; Tiains leavlnittJ. P. de * 7:05am : 7:35am : pot in Omaha at 10:55 : a. 8:10 : am H:35uiii : m. , 0:0) p. in. and 8:20 p. 00am ; 10:00 niu in. , and these Icavlns : * 10:5lam : 10:55nm : Union stock jards atOOii : ll:35ant : 2:00im : n. m. and 10:51 : a. m. arc 30r ; > i > m thiouirh passenger trains : 3:35 : pin 4:05 : Din all other ! ) are regular stock 5:05liii : yards dummy trains bo- 0:15pm : iween stock yards anu 8obpm : Omaha. .20 pm 1 Leave Ixjave U.P. BHIDCETHAINS. Transier. Omaha. Except Sunday. I 7:12 : am tConnrct * - S. C. A , 8:15am : 7:85 : am P. at Council Hluff.s. , :25 : am 8:00 : am llConiu'ctswithC. B. A' ' 9:42 : am USHOam Q. , C. A N.V. . , C. M. A * 10:87am : * 10:00atn : St. P. , C. H. I. A P. at it.-47 am 11.10am Council BlulTs. l:3pm ( 1:00 : pin { Connects Witll W. St. 2:37 : pm 2)0pm : ( ) L. A P. at Council Bluffs. 3:37 : pm J2:20pm : IConnrcts wlt'iall even- 4:37pin : R:00pm : Ini ; trains for Chicago at' ' 5:50pm : , 4:00 : pm Council .Bluffs. Trains ] 0:42 : pm 5:00pm : iravo Omaha at Union 7:10 : pm1 r > :30pm : Pacific depot , 10th and 7:43pm : | fl:10pm : Pierce streets. 8:50pmi : 7:00pm : 10:47pm : .S'Wpm ' 11.55pm , "COUNCIL BLUFKH. Leave Arrive CONNECTING LINES Transfer Transfoa depot depot C.IM.&P. : , 7:15 : am 9:15 : am AllTnilnsiuu Dally. 9:15 : n m 5:25pm : 8:40 : p m 7:00 : pin C. A N. W. 0:15 a m All trains run dally | o:40pm : 7:00 : pm C. B. A Q. 0:35 : a m 9:15 All tialnsrun dally. . . . j 0:35 : p m 7:00 : pm am C. M. A St. P. AH trains run dally. . . . . | 0:15 7:00 Dm a m K. C. St .1. A C. B ; Except Saturday. 10:00 : am tExcept Monday. 8:55 : pin 5:30 : i W. St. L. A P. I All trains run daily . . { 2 ; 15 pm 8:31 : . S C. A P. AH trains run daily * . . . . 7:05 : a m 9:35 : a u 0:25 : pin BiSOpm VKE CHICAGO AMD MORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. The only road to tahu fur DOB Molncs Mar ehnlltown , Cedar Itnpkls , ClUOn , Dlxon , Clilca BO , Milwaukee mid all points cHat. To the ppo lo of NebraakH , Colorado , Wyoming. Utah Iilnho , Kovada , OrOKOn , Washington nnd Call fornlo , U o'.rnra superior ndvantnites not posil bio by nny other lino. Amonir a few of the numerous point * of iu I'crlorlty enjoyed by the patrons or this rniti betwuon Oinaim nnd Chicago , are Its two trnln ndiiy of DAYCOACHKg. which are the tines tlmt humnn art and Imronultr can create. It I'AI.ALESr-EBPINQC'AHS. which are model of comfort and elegance. Its I'AllI.OIt DKAW IN ( ) HOUM CAHS , uusiirpii8 < : el br any , and It widely celebrated I'ALATIAI , DINING CAUS tbe equal nf which cannot bo found eliowborfl At Council UliilTs the trnlns of the Union 1'acltli Rr. connect In Union Depot with those of tin Chicago & Northwestern tty. In Cblrngo tin trains of this line rnitko close connection will those nf all eaitern IIne § . For Detroit , Columtnm , Indianapolis , Clncln nati , NlHgnrnFalls , Buffalo , I'lttsburp.Toronto Montrnnl , liomon , Nuxr Yorie , Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington and all poluts m th east , ask for a ticket via tlm "NOUTHWESTHBN. " If you wish the best accommodation. All tloke agentt sell tickets via tins lino. H.HUGHITT. K.P.WILSON , UenU Maoacer. . nenl. I'aM'r Agent Cbtcugo , III. W. H. BABCOOK , L. B. HOI.LF.3 , WMtern Agent. City 1'ius'r Agent , Omaha , NobruBka. otic * . MATTKR if application of Fred Hern/ike for liquor license. Notion u hereby ( riven that Fred Hernzlkc did upon the 2nd ( lav of April , A. O. 188' tllo hu application to the mayor and clt council of Uroulia , for license to sell mail Biilrltnous and vinous llquon , at No. 412 Bout 'Ihlrtconth xtrcut Hccond ward , Oraithii , Neb , from the llth day of April , 1W , to the lUth da of April , U8S. If there be no objection , remonstrance o protest tiled within two wocks from April 2m A. U. 1837 , the euld licence will ho irrantitd. hllKU IlKilMIKCH , AppllfHnt. J. D. SouTii.Min , City Clerk. 1Z-18 Notice to Contractorg. Bids nil ) bo received until April 16th , for tb brtuk and carpenter woik for u foundry bulli liitf. 1'luna und ipcultlcatloiiB at the olllceof th 1'Qxlon It Vlrilfng Iron WorkJ , Union I'nolf Hallway and South Kth street alftiiit- < Omaha Jobbers' Directory. Agricultural Imphments. CHURCHILL PARKER , WholemiUDoftlrrln Agricultural Implements , Wngona , CrrrUgei anil llnnrlr * . Jones tre t , betwcvn Sth nil IUthOm I h . N h. LINING ER c METCALF CO. , Agricultural Implements , Wagon .rarrlagf I , tlugglf . Itlc. . Wholttalf , Om.ha. IjEE , FRIED tC CO. , Jobbers of llnnlwiiro and Nulls , Tinware , Slitet Iron , Klc. Agent" for Howe Seal * * , mirt Mliitnl Pmtdtrt'o. , Omaha. Nob. _ PARLIN.OR ENDOR i\c MARTIN Wholesale noMern In Agricultural Implements , * rYagoni unit Buncos. sntwnnU nnd',07 , Jqnm it Artists' Material. A. HOSPE , Jit. , Artists' Materials , Pianos nnd Organs , JSI3 Builders' Hard Mart and Scales. Bnildcrs'Hardwnrp&ScaloKcpalrShop Mechanics' Tool * aud Iluffalo Br le . KM Uo , . < lmL , Omaha , Neb. floor * and Shoes. MERICAN HAND SHOE COMPANY , llanulactureriaud Wholesale Dealer * ID Booti and Shoes , Complete utock of Itublur Goodi alwari on hand SUM 8. 13lli it. . Omaha. Neb. A. T. Amtln. Agent. W. V. MOUSE cC CO. Jobbers of Hoots nnd Shoes. 1111 Farnaui it. , Omaha , Neb. Manufactory , Summof treot.llotton. Z. T.LiNDSEY J ) CO. Wholesale Rubber Boot * ani Shoes Kutibur nnil Ollitl Clothing mul Felt llootl and Shoes. Southeast Cornur Utti and Beer. M. KEATING , Ajft. for Anhcuser-lJiish Brewing Ass'n fipoclul II ran < 1s. Fault , rtiiil el or nnd KrUngcr. STORK C JLER , Lager Beer Brewers , 1MI North l ! h Rlropt , Omaha , Neb. Butchers' Tools. 'LOUIS HELLEJi , Butchers' Tools and Supplies , Casings of nil klnrti nlwayslu Hock. 1315 JonuBBUOraabft _ Coffee , Spices , Etc. Omaha Uofreo and Spice Mills. Teas. Ooffo < , Spires. linking I'owdcr , FliTOiln tracts , Laundry Mao. Ink , Klc. 1414-10 llarce/ Btrt-et. Omaha. N b. _ _ GAT EH , COLK O ! MILES , Homo Cotleo anil Spire Mills MT'jr Co. Coffee Routers and PplcoUrlndors , Manufactuturi nfllKklnit 1'owdcr. H.tuirlnt : ixlrnct : . Mining. Ktr. Trjr one case tit our l-n > parknxe Homo lilend lluuitud OOITPB. 1UM iloward ft , ( > mib . Ni-L. Cornice. John Epenctcr , Prop. Ifar.nfncturor nf Galvnnlroil Iron nrrl forrdfe. JJS Dodge and 10.1 nnd 1J5 N. 10th ft. . Omalm , Neb. RUEMPING C BOLTE , Manufacturer ! of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Windows , Flnair.Mctallcbkyllglit.ctc. 3108. I''t'i l. , omnlia. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Specht , Prop. GalTantzod Iron Cornice * , etc. Bnect'i Improved PaV ent MuUUo Skylltfht. M6 aud61li 8. 121U t..Ormilia. Carpets. . Jobboiu of Carpets , Curtain * , Oil Cloths , Linoleums , Mattings , Ktc. 1511 Doug'ai itrcrt. S. A. ORCHA RD , \VhoIcaalo Carpets , Oil Cloths , Matting * , Cumin Good * . Kto , 1O3 F mam fctrcct , Omaha. Neb. _ _ Crockery and Notians. W. L. WRIGHT , Agontfor tbeMnuufacturcrt and Importer ! of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , etc. Office , 317 South Uth it Omaha , Neb. Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY Commission and Jobbing. Butter. Kggsind Traduce. Conslttr.meuis solicited. Ucadqunrters for rJlunewaro , Kerry Boxes , und Uriiio Unikcis. 1411 ItadgostreetUmabi. PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Frnlts , Produce and rrorltlons. Omaha. Neb. W. E. RlD'ltELL , Stortpo and Commission Merchant. Specialties Butter. BR * . Cheese , Poultrr. O m , Ujriters , Ktc. , Ktc. 112 Soulb. Kth street. WIEDEMAN tC CO. , Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , Butter , Gsme. Kinlts , etc. 230 B. Uthit Omaha. Neb , Coal antf Lime. QEO. 1. JJAIIAOII , rres. O. r.GoonMAK , V. Pi J. A. rlUNiiiHl.AKD , Sec. and Trcas. OMAHA COAL , COKE cC LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 209 South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , , Neb. j. , T. jonxsotf a : co. , Mannfucturcrs of Illinois White Lime And Shlppem of Coal and C k , Ce'iifiit , Planter IJrae , Hair , Klre Ilrlck , Dmln , Til * ami Sewer Pipe oniro. Punton llol i. yarnam tt. , Uoiitba , Nub Telpphono 811. Confectionery. Manufacturing : Confectioners , Jobbers of Kinlu.NutB and Clems. 1211 Karuam Bt Omuha. Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MI5YER < C CO. , Jobbers of Cljfars , Tobacco , Qunt and Ammunition , 315 to 223 B. llth St. , 1010 t 1034 Karnnm St. . Omaha , Neb. WEST & FRITSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Clears , And Wtiole l Dealers In I < eaf Tobaccos , Nos. 10 audllUN. Mtb street , O-umh . Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH ,1) ) CO , , Dry Goods , Furnishing : Goods & Notion 1KB and 1104 DouKlan , cor , llth Ht. , Omnha , N b. Distillers. Dlitlilers of Llqunrs , Alcohol and RplrlU. Importer and Jobbers of WlncsanOLlqnors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLED CO. and ILER & CO. , Importers and Jobbercof Floe Wines and I.lqnon Hole raanufaeturers of Reniiedv' * Katt Indln lilt * UrianU Domisilo Llquori. 1112 llormjr 8t. Drain Tile , Etc. . . J.W.HinFORn.BecATr t It. J. CARnnif , V.l'ret. itnd Bupt. THE UNIO N HYDHAUI.H DRAIN TILE CO. , Office IIS B. 14th St. . Omsha , Neb. Machinery an Supplies for Manufaoturtiiic Cement Dralu Tile. ELEVATORS. W. HO.IKIH , D. H. JJAiiiiin ; l'i. . K'Ttm.iaitKti 1S71. Vloe-l'ro OMAHA ELEVATOR and GRAI1 COMPANY , Jobbers and Storers ol Grain. hlpmouu K in iMiinj < iii 11 i uioa irunrantcctt , Omhtta Neb. furniturti Vliolesalo Dealers iu Furniture. Farnam St. . Oiaaba. Keb. Omaha Jobbers' ' Directory. Groceries , ' ' 'G'ALLAG'HIIR co , , Wholesale Groceries nud Proviaions , Kos.TOii.707TOanallS.10tliyt ) , Omatia. Neb. ' McCORD , Il.ltADY , C CO. , Wholesale Grocers , l.'tti amt I.tarfinwortli rtn.OmahA. Hardware. Heavy Hardware , Iron nml Steel , Springs , Wagon Stock , llarUnar * Ium r , etc. ltd and 11 Hartley m. . Omaha. ' EDNEY C GIBBON , Wholesale Iron ntul Steel , Wason anil CarrUio Wood Stock , Heavy Hardware Klc. HIT and HID l. Tenwurtn it. . Omaha , Nj. | ' MILTON ROGERS cC SONS , Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , TIIe , i Uantk-i , UraUl , llr Ocxxln. 1.41 and 131 Btrti-t. Iron Works. Iron Works , \ < and Cant Iron Building Work , Iron Blalr Hallln * . Beams andCilnlers , Hiean Rnilnes , MraM Work , Utneral BVundry , Machine and H'aciiuilUi Vork. OtBce a i Works , tl. P. ny. and Kth sti eet. F. II. UrMANUS. C. 8UM.IVAN. OMAHA WIRE C IROX WORKS' , MannfHCturor * of Wire nnd Iron Kailinjrs , Desk Rail * , Window ( luardK , Flnirer Slnnd , Wlra Mcn . Hto 1MN , 1Mb. Orders by mall promptly nltendcdt * . Lumber. OMAHA TVMJtER CO. , loiilor _ All Kinds of Bnildinir Material at Wholesale. 18th Street and Union Pnclflo Track. Omnha. " " LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer In Lumber , Lath , Lime , Snsh , DoorsKto. Yardi Cornnr'th nnd Duuglasg Corner 8th and IXnulas. " * CHICAGO LUMltER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , 811 B. Uth iitrceIOmahaNeb , f. Colpctter. Mnndgor. ' CTN.'DIETX , Lumber. 13th and California ftrnots.Omahii , Neb. FRED W. GRAY , Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Ktc. O/r.Cth und Douglas sts. . Omaha. NiO. HQAGLAND , Lumber. ' ' T. w. HARVEY LUMBER'co. , To Dealers Only. Office , 1403 Farnam street , Omaha. 'CSAS. R. LEE , Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpets and Parquet Floorlnt. Sth and DouglU Ounha. " JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. Imported and American Portland Cement. PtatH Agent forMlmnukcu Hydraulic CemuntHnd Uest tlulncy WhltoMme. Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Mmltcd. John F. Boyd , S'jpcrinteratjnt , Lire Stock Commission. M. BURKE , e SONS , Live Stock Commission. _ Oeo. Uiuke , Manager Union Stock Yards , 8. Omaha. SAVAGE J ) G'REEN , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Shipments of any and all kinds of Stock sollolt4 > d. Unloo Stock TardF , Omnha , Neb. Millinery and Notions , I. OBERFELDER < 6 CO. , Importers and Jobbers of Millinery and Notipns , 1213 and 1215 Ilarney St.-cet , Omnha , Neb. Notions. J. T. ROBINSON NOTIOJS-'cO.t Wboleralo Dealers la Notions and Furnishing Goods , 40.1 and 4UJ B. Tenth Bt. , Omaha. Overalls. CANFIELD MANirFACTURING COMPANY , Manufacturers of Overalls , ' Jeans Pants , Shirts , Ktc. HOT and 1104 Douilas Street Omaha , Neb. Paper Boxes J. L. WILK1E , Manufacturer of Paper Boxc < < , B.UtbBl. . Omtftit , NibrMka. Orders.by mnilij lleiudand will rtovlr * prompt atuntloa. Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Book Makers , And Book Hinders. 100 and IDA Fouth FourUcotb street. Omaha , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers In Type , Preine * and Printers' Supplies. M Bouth Twelfth Ktroot. Pumps. BROWNELL & CO. , Maimrnctureri and Dealers In RngliiCB , Holler * & General Machinery Bhoet Iron work , fUonra 1'umpr. H.iw Mllln , Acme blmftlnir , Dodga Wood > pllt rulluji , lloltlnE. eta. AUowucons , ncrapcra.aiid bulotlci. nn\M \ Lc * > rcnwortlikt. Omuha RECTOR & WILHELMY CO. , Wholesale irardware. Western agents fcr Jeffenon Pteol Nails. Ati tl < j Powder Co , Kslrbanks t-tandard Scales. Corucr 10th andjlaruer. Omaha. CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale PumpB , Pipe , Fittings , BMamand Water Suppllet. lle UcU | rtcri tar Mt * * , , Fo3itCo'iUoo > U. ll 11 Karnnm t.insh . Neb. A. L. 8TRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines , Bteam , Witter , Hallway and llllllnu Suppllci. BM 990 , UUand tnt Fiirnaui St. , Omnhit , > ! eh. U. 8. WIND ENGINE atid PUM * COMPANY. dny Wind Mllni pteam and W Mr Pup limt-Gooil , , HeltlnK. llote. tUfl and 0 oam ft. , Uumhn. H. K. Kellnn , Mnu gr. Tdlenhinio No. 210. Safes , Etc. P. BOYER C CO. , Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' rir and llnrc'ar Proof Hufoi , Time Ixitkii , Vault * andJall Work. 103) Karnuu ilrcvt Omaha , Neb. G. ANDREEN , Onialia Safe Works. Ilanuficturcraof Uro and Ilurgliir Proof Bafri , Viiull Doom , Jail Work. Khutien anil Wire Work. C r. lltb and Jaektou BU. , Uninhn , No b , Saafi , Peers , Etc. M.A. DISBROWtC CO. , Wbolttal * M u f ctur ri of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Jlouldliurs , . Branch o e .17Hi and U rd H. . Ocaha.yti- BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturer * , of 5ath , Doori , Blind t , klould'Ad-Btalr Work and Interior Hard Wood rintsh Just ep a < l. N. K. tor. Sib and Ltavanwortb iu. Oaaba.NvU.