THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; jftHUKSPAY , MAY 11) ) . 1887. "OFF DAY" IN WHEAT , Encouraging Orop News Makes the Orowd [ } Feel Bcarisb , PLUNGERS RAID THE MARKET. Corn Ilccctptn SlinwttiK Up CoriHlilcr- nbly Ijnriccr Thnn hast Week The Cattle Traito Slow- General Quotations. onioAoo riionucE MA.RKHT. OnicAoo , May 18. [ Special Telegram to the DIK. : | This was nn "off day" In the wheat market , spcculatlYuly considered. Uio | ) news Is coining In favorably tlicso diiys , ami tlio budget of encouraging Intelllgunco from tlio Held was unusually heavy this inornlnk' . This iiiado the crowd inoru bearIsh - Ish than It would have heen othurwlso. Thu nuthorltatlvo statement that Ariuuur wns In no manner Interested In the deal caused un easiness nmuni ; "tailors , " and a good many who had bought on the theory that the "old man" was behind It , prepared to slldo out when they wcru formally Intioduced to the facts. Local plungers found the market In the right condition for a raid , and they jumped on It , carrying Juno from b'Jc down tob7 ; < c , July from MJ c to & 5's ; ' < 3W c , and August from Sic to 8'iJ c. The clique houses undo no attempt to support the market until Juno got down to bSc , when they put In an appearance , checked thu' decline and turned the current upward. They didn't buy much , because the miscellaneous crowd of opera tors In the pit wouldn't trade with them. Un the reaction Juno got back to SS ; c , July to 855fc , and August to We. The 1 o'clock range was at slight concessions from these figures , June standing at fetJj @S8 c , J uly fcOX@ * > Jfc and August 83 fc. The tone of the market was not very strong at any stage of the trading and operations were con ducted on a scale of minor maenitude. Corn receipts arc showing up larger this week. So tar this week , as was piedlcted last Saturday , the \\enther continues line and there 1ms been rain enough for the present where moisture was needed. Under these inlliieticis and In sympathy wlili the weak ness In wheat , the market was heavy to-dav , with a downward tendency to prices. Specu lative tradlnowas under nn avcnuu and be yond the shrinkage In values , which amounted to J e during the regular session. the day was an uneventful one. July opened at 41c , or ychterday's closing pi Ice , de clined steadily to Wjfc , with but limited trading at the Inside , nnd before the close leached about { c , 1 o'clock quotations stand ing at 41ij41 ( c , Juno tested at U'J'aC and Auguest at 41c. Oats were weaker , both for cash nnd fu ture delivery. seller Juno broke from ii7c at the opening to v:0/y@ : ' , ! < ; % o ami July Irom JSc ! to T % ( < l'ilc. both options closing at the bottom at 7 o'clock. In the provision pit the day was slow and uninteresting. Traders of all classes showed even creator disinclination to take hold , and as there was no Increase In outside orders the business transacted barely reached a moderate volume. A quiet , Indifferent feel ing , In a word , held full control , and for the speculative lines lard and short ribs easier prices prevailed. In laid , based on last night's closings , the decline at 1 o'clock amounted to 5@T c nnd In short ribs to Cc. Fluctuations In the.se articles were also con- lined ton small range , being only B@7Xc In lard and 7Wn In short ribs. I'ork was ad vanced WaiTSc and wns quoted at 831..10 for cash , Mnjuind Juno. Cash laid was held 2 > c under the June market APtKiiNoox SESSION Wheat was easier , Juno closing at bSJ c , July ntXSJ c. August nt bllKc. Corn was easy : Juno S'JJ o bid , July 41c bid , August 41c bid. Oats wore easier ; cash sold nt 25Xc , May about 25c , June MKe asked. July ST c bid. Pork was nominally , S'Jl.50 for cash , May and June. Lardclosed UKQSe lower. CHICAGO LilVU Bl'OCK. CHICAGO , May 18. fSpeclal Telegram tc the UKK.I CATTMS. Trade was rather slow , especially at the opening , with buyers slow to get around or make olfers. Yesterday BRlesmen wore not compelled to hunt up buy ers , but to-day they were busy In that direc tion , nnd In many cases they w ro not suc cessful. Shipping orders were light , the market closing very dull , with several lots unsold. As to prices there wns a variety ol opinion. Some salesman who had exactlj what a buyer wanted quoted prices steady others that had stock that wns of "oil" stylf nnd quality quoted It a strong lOo lower Ucpves , fancy , 84.00(35.15 ( ; good , 84.40@4.75 common , S4.00 < $4.40 ; stackers and feeders ! 3.75r ( 4.'i5 ; cows , bulls and mixed , S2.00 ( < ; 4.00 ; bulk , fiUXK&l.ilO ; Texas grassers , 53.01 @ : i.OO ; meal-fed cattle , 83.MK34.a5. UOOH. Trade was active , with a slight up turn at the opening in some of the division ! nnd a slight downturn in others , yet , taken altogether , there was little or no change compared to yesterday. Common mixed ma > bo quoted at S4.7.4.bO ) ! best mixed , S4.WX ; 4.0ft ; butcher weights and best heavy , § 5.0 © .MO ; light , 84.40@4.50 ; Yorkers , 84.80 ( < CbS ; Singeing pigs , 84.05(35.00. ( lave STOCK. Ohloaao , May 18. The Drovers' Jour nal reports as follows : Cattle Receipts. 8,000 ; shade lower ; ship plngstcers , S4.eO@5.15 : stockers and lection 82.7M3.25 ; cows , bull ! nnd mixed , S3.00 < < 4.00 ; bulk , $3.00@30 ; Texas cattle , 83.00G 4.3o , Hogs Receipts , 10,500 ; slow nnd closlni 60 lower ; rough and mixed , S4.GftT$4.0. > ; pauk Ingand shipping , S4.1XX35.15 ; liglit , 84.559 4-00 ; skips. Sa.oo@4.50. Sheep Receipts , 0,000 ; shade lower ; nl Bhorn , natives , S8.i ( 4.M : western. 83.50G . ! & ; Texans,8i.OOC : i3.00 ; lambs , 13.00(34.00. ( Nation ? ! titoclc Varcln Kaat HI LiouU , III. , May 18. Cattle-Receipts , 3.000 shipments , tiJO ( ; steady ; choice heavy nn live steers , S4.00@5.00 ? ; snipping steers 84.0004.5.1 ; butchers' stecrs.falr to choice S3. 70 4. 10 ; fair to good feeders , 83.C034.2C Hogs Receipts , 4,000 ; shipments , 1,000 active and a shade tinner : choice heavy am butchers' selections , 85.00(35.15 ( ; pack inn fair to good. S4.85@5.00 ; Yorkers , medium t prime. | 4.C534.bO ! ; pigs , common to good 84.0034.CiO. Kaniaa City , Mav IS. Cattle Receipts 1,000 ; shipments , 1.HOO ; barely steady ; coin moil to choice. 8.75(24.40 ( ; stockers. SW.GOC S.'O ; feeding steeis , 83.S3 < g3.yO ; cows , S'J.l @ ' ! .bO. Hoes Receipts , 11,000 : shipments , 4.00C steady to strong ; common to choice , JM,10 ( 4.70 ; skips and } > lgs , 82.50(34.00. ( Liverpool. May 18. Wheat Fin and demand good ; holders otter moderately Corn Quiet , steady and unchanged ; nt" mixed western , 4s IJid per cental. FINANCIAL. NEW YOIIK , May 18. [ Special Telegrai to the UKK.I STOCKS. The stock tnarki showed a little diminution ot tlio bull fovt to-day. Some stocks \vlilcli have been bulle out o ( proportion to the rest ot the marla Hhowed sltcns ot weakness , but others vet very strong. Gould stocks suemed to bo tli favorites and tlio story was cliculated tin Gould had IInally concluded to takea han In bulling lib properties. Missouri Paclt gained 3 per coin before noon and Text 1'aclllc , Kansas & Texas and Western Unlo ' ; * wcro In good demand at advancing prices i1 * The strcncth of Could properties caused decidedly lirni feeling throughout the cnth list. The London market quickly respontli to the bull feeling and the closing Londu prices showed a good gain. The story w ; ' that Northwestern was lagged at I'M at the market never dropped raoro than } g pi cent under that figure. Now England move up sharply on the report that a quiet pool hi been formed to manipulate ) a bl ) ; advance I It Hocking Valley dropped i ! per cent c unfavorable reports from Columbus rcgar liiK the limitation In which It Is Intereste now progress , but subsequently rallied fraction. The talk was still very bullis especially on St. Paul , which was bought 1 large blocks by Chicago people. At noon tl market was very strong , sales to that ho aggregating 187,000 shares. A genuine boo vita developed , extending throughout tl whole list before the close. New Ennlat advanced 3 per cent and all Gould stocl wcro up 1 to IX per cent. Vanttcrbllt'fl and Grangers advanced to tha highest point readied this year. St. Paul sold at O'i and was quoted as having advanced 1 percent In London , just bef ore the close ot that market. liuttonsccd oil certificates moved up n paint and there was soinu talk of a pool having been formed to put them up 10 points hlghcrr. Although the market was the broadest and strongest seen for a lone time. The market closed at top prices of the day. The total sales were about 400,000 shares. GOVEU.VMKNTS Government bonds were dull but linn. YESTHHDAY'S QUOTATIONS. U.S.C's 100 1C. AN. W 120 U. . 4'8 coupon. 120 I do preferred. . . . IW U. B. 4U'scoup .UO' ' N. i.O llPtf PacillciFsot 'U5..1'JOUO , It. Ac N lOIJf CanadaSoutli'n. . OI K ) . T. 34 % Cuiittal I'licllli ! . . 4Ui 1'aclllcMall & > } $ Chicago A Alton. ! . > } P..D. A0.v. ] . . . VfS do iireforrod. . . . 10 J Pullman I'ul.Uar. 0. , 1) ) . A ' ( ) . 1.15 Heading O. , L. it W . preferred liako.Shoro. . . . . . Jlf'i Texas P.tullic. . . . SW-V L. AN ( ' . ) „ Union 1'iicllic. . . . C2" ' Michigan Cent'l. . \V.St. KA1' . . . . Bl f Mo. I'acllic < lo preferred. . 37 ; Nn , l'.icilio \V. U. Telegraph 77 , do preferred. . . . Kt-dlv. Sto.VKv o.v CALL Easy at 4(25 ( per cent ; closi-d ollcred at 5 per cent. I'UIMK AlEltCANTJI.K 1'AI'EIS 5Qi)4 ! ) per cunt. SrKiit.iNcu : ExniANnn Dull , and tin- clinnced at $4.&V { for sixty day bills , 94b < j fordt'inaiul. 1'UOOUCIO SI Chlcnco. May 18. Following quota tions aiothu 2:3U : closing llittires : o Flour Firm and unchanged ; \\lntor wheat Hour , S1.2.-4.30 : coutnern , S4.10@4.0 ; Wisconsin. S4.20@ . : ; o : .Mlclilgan soft stirlnir wheat , 53.70 4.30 : Mlnnesotabakers. S3.704.iU : ; patents , 4.5oa4.8J ; low cr.ules , S1.5i."Xj'J.lJ5 ; rye Hour , quiet at 83.23Q3.4U ; in sarks and barrels , SS'ify.'O. Wheat Qnlut most ot session ; opening at stronger ligurus than thu close of yubturday for June , and closing % WAv lower , cash , fcfiJiJc ; June , bSJ c ; July , S"ij < c. Corn Opened a shaan lower than the close yesterday anil closed about % c below ycsteiday ; cash , 3S > u ; June , 3U5-10c ; July , 41c. 41c.Oats Oats Weaker , cash , 25Jfc ; June , C67-lCc ; Uyo-gulft , Barlcy-'Nomliml at 57e. Timothy Seed-Piime , 1.70@U71. FlaxSeed-81.11. Whlskv-Sl.lO. Pork Dull , higher ; cash nnd Juno S-n.50. Lard Easy with fair trade ; cash , SO.G2 } ; June. S0.05 ; July , 550.75. Hulk Meats-Shoulders , S5.CO5.70 ; short ribs , 87.10short clear , S7.50@7.75. Uuttor Easier ; creamery , 10@19 > c ; dairy , 14M18C. Cheebc Easier ; full cream Cheddars , l lie ; IliUs , ll dSUic ; young Americas , 12o ; skims. 0 ( < s7c. KKKS Firm at 10jf@llc. llides Unchangeillieav.v ; green salted 7 c ; lluht do , 75iOj8c ; salted bull hides , Cc ; green salted calf , So ; dry Ulnt , 12 < j 13c : dry calf , 13d14c ; deacons , 40e each ; dry salted , lOe. Tallow Unchitiiired ; No. icountry , 4c ; No. 2,8 c ; cake , 4j c. c.Koeo'oK Shipments. Flour , bbls . 46.COI ) COJO , Wheat , bu . 8S.OUO 30,000 Corn , bu . 119,000 93.000 Oats , bu . 227,000 180.000 Itye , bu . 3,000 none Barley , bu . 15,000 1,000 New Ifork. May 18.Vhcat Kecclpts. 117,000 ; exports , 820,000 ; spot lower and act ive ; options opened about steady , later ruled easier and declined , closing heavy at bottom rates ; ungraded red , U4jlrgl.oo ( % : No. ii red , 05 < c : No. 1 red , U9 > ic , June closing at UO c. Corn Uecelpts , 37,000 ; exports , 32,000 ; spot lots generally steady , moderately active ; options dull and leer , closing heavy ; un- Kraded , 48K 41Ji3 ; JNo. 2 , 48c In elevator , 49tfc delivered. Oats Kocelptfl , 39,000 ; exports , none ; steady and active ; mixed western , 34Q$36c ; white western. 38@41c. Petroleum Steady : United closed atC2J c. Eves Firm and In fair demand ; western , ork Quiet and generally steady ; now 815.25@t5.50. Lard Lower and moderately active ; west ern steam , spot , 87.00. Butter Dull and heavy ; western , 12@20c. Cheese Quiet and weak. Milwaukee. May 18. Wheat-Steady ; cash , 82c ; June. 83jfc ; ; July , 84c. Corn Weak ; No. 3 , 40c Oats-Easier ; No. 2 , white , 30e. lyo-lnllNo. ; 1 , 5Cc. Barley Lower : No , 3 , 65J c. Provisions Quiet ; porn , May , 814.50. Cincinnati , May 18. Wheat In good demand ; No 2 red , bO-87Kc. Corn Easier ; No. 2 mixed , 42@42 > < jc. Oats Scarce and linn ; No. 2 mixed , 31c. l yo-Ste.idy ; No. 2 , OGc. Pork Dull nnd nominal at S15.50. haid-KasleratS0.5 > . Whisky Quiet at $1.05. St. Louis. May 18. Wheat Lower ; cash , 85Kc ; June , 84Jic Corn lllflicr ; cash , 39c ; June , 37 0. Oats Dull ; casb , 27 > @ 27 c ; June , no sales. Pork Dull ; new , 815.75. Lard-Quiet at SU.45. Whisky Steady at $1.05. Butter Quiet and easy ; creamery , 18@20c ; dairy , I5@17c. Afternoon Board Wheat Easier ; June , Kc ; July. 8i ; c. Corn-Quiet ; July , Oats Dull. Kansas City , May 18. Wheat Steady ; No. 3 red , cash , 72c ; Juno 72 fc. Corn Stroncer ; No. 2 , cash , 35 c ; June , Sl'tfc ; July , 34Kc. Oats No. 2 , cash , 30c asked. Minnoapoili , May 18. Wheat Easier ; No. 1 hard , May. 80 > c ; JUDO. Sltfc ; July , 82 o : No. 1 northern , 83c ; No. 1 northern , May , 79 { c ; June , SOtfc ; July , 813fc ; No 'J northern , cash , 78tfo ; June , 79c : July , 81Kc. On track : No. 1 Hard , 81Kc ; No. 1 north ern , bOX(3Slij ( ; No. 2 northern , 71 > o. Flour Firm and in good demand ; pat ents , 34.40i 4.50 ; bakers' . t3.50Q3.CO. Keceiots Wlieat. 80,000 bu. bhipments Wheat , 11,000 bu ; flour , 18,000 bbls. bbls.New Orlonns , May 18. Corn Higher ; No. 1 ; mixed , fi2c : whit" . 57c. Oats Easier at 3737Ke- Corn Meal Firmer at S2.40@2.45. Hog Products Easier but not quolably lower ; pork , 810.50. Lard-50.r)0 C C2H. Bulk Meats Shoulder ? , 85.80 ; Ion : cleat and clear rib , 87.50. O3IAUA LTlVK STOCK. Wednesday , May 18. Cnttlo. The receipts of cattle were only about half what they were yesteulay. ID addition tc the fresh receipts there were about 100 head on the iiiarKet that had been held over from the day before. Tne market opened dull anil slow , with very little doln ; . Later it livened tip somewhat and a few bunches changed hands. The market was about steady at yes torday's prices. _ Hogs. , There was a falling oil In the receipts ol hogs as compared with yesterday o ( 700 head The market opened active at prices a littlt stronger than yesterday. Taking the qiiallts of hogs in consideration the market mlch be called 5c higher In HOIIIU Instances. Tin pens were cleared at an early hour , every' a thing otlurcd on the market being sold. e Sheep. d There wcro a few in to-day ana sold " Ileculpw. Cattle 4CX UORS. , 3ax Sheep 201 Prevailing I'rlcoi. Showing the prevailing prices piid for II vd slock on tola market : Choice steers , V30J to 1500 IbJ. . . . 81.20m 2.5 Choice steers , 1100 to 13VJ Uu. . . 4.05 .15 Fat little steer UJJ to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.0 1.03 Extra ciioicocows and heifers. . . . 3.4'M3.50 deed to choice corn-fe 1 cows. . . , 3.15023.30 Common to medium cows 3.00(23.10 ( Good to choice bulls 2.7.V23.2 } Light and medium how 4.20 4.30 Good to choice heavy nogs 4.4.v < 4.M Uood to choice mlxedho _ 8 4,35 ( 4.45 Ilepresontatiro dale * . 8TEEUS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 0. . . . 70S 3. < X > . 65..1333 4,15 IS..1009 S.Ori 24..15i'.7 4.CO 10..1013 4.00 41..1203 4.25 11 . . .1150 4.15 COWS. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr. 1..10.V ) S2.75 10..1031 3.W 1. . . . 840 3.75 1..1100 3.50 3..1101 3 , : : i..nr)0 ar.o . 1..13S ) 3.35 0 . . .122S 3.70 I1UI.1.S. No. Av. Pr. 2 . . .1753 53.20 lll'I.l.S AN * COWS. No. Av. I'r. 10. . . . WJ S3.3o I-lvo Stuck Sold. Showing the number of cattle and hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-day's market : lion * . Anelo-Amerlcan Packing Co 2,534 ( ! . 11. Hammond As Co 455 Llptou 114 Total . 3,13.1 lleldover . 13J CATILU. BurnsldPS&Co . 77 Clarke Hms . f , ' , U. 11. llanimond&Co . tti Local . 04 Total . 248 Left over . 50 Local 210 Shipments. Showing the number of eUtlo. ho'i nnd Bheupslilpp'jd Irom tlio vards during thu dty. CAT ! I.E. No. cars. Ut. Dpst. 3 Mil Chicago 7 N W Chicago linos. 2 N.W Chicago > ' ' 4 .U. 1. . Chicago All sales ot stock in this mtrkot are made percwt. llvo woliht unless otliorwlsa stated. Dead hogs sell at % o per Ib. for nil weights. "Skins , " or hogs weighing loss than 10J IDs. no value. Pregnant sows are docked 4010s. andstagsSa Ibs , by the public inspector. Ijlvo Stock Notes. Cattle steady. Hogs stronger. Everything sold. A light run of cattle. ' O. A'nderson , Syracuse , was in and sold n load of cattle. 11. B. Nlc.idemus , Fremont , was In nnd marketed two loads of cattle. Samuel Dalton , Hlllsdalc , la. , was in nnd old a load of hogs on the market. W. 11. Beagle , Loup City , was in nnd mar- etod a load ot cattle and two loads of tio.cs. Mr. Logan , of the firm of Penn & Logan , Ilearwater , camu in with two loads of hogs. Jim Marsh , Blue Springs , was in and sold wo loads of cattle , 41 nead averaged 1203 , iul sold at 51.25. AV. F. Drown , of the firm of lirown , Park- urstACo. , and one of the oldest cotnmis- lon men at the yards , was yesterday me- entctl with a very line cane. Ab Waggoner uadn a very neat presentation speech and Mr. lirown , although taken by surprise , was qual to the occasion , and after thanking his nunds for their kindness , said : "Alter this vhun you see mo luirrylni ! to catch a dummy rain you can murmur , 'there goes lliown , vltli the best canu in town ; although a little nine , ho will get there all the same. ' " OMAHA. WaoLRS.\til3 MAKIIETS General Produce. Wednesday , May 18. The following prices are/or round lota of produce. < w sola on ttie market to-aui/ . Eoas-Kcccipts light. The bulk of the stock is moving at llftillj c. BUTTKII There Is an occasional package of fancy butter that sells above the quotations given below. Chlce country , 13@l5c ; fair to ; end , lo@12c : common , OCguc. CHEESE Fullcrcamcheddars,8ln'le,14J ! c ; full cream llats , twins , 14) ) c ; Young Ameri cas , 15c ; fancy Swiss , 18c ; Swiss , irn- Dortcd , 25c : Limburger , 14c : brick. 15@10c. LIVE POUI.THY Chickens , 83.00@3.i5. ! GAMI : Ducks , mallard , per doz. 82.00 ® 2.25 ; ducks , teal , per doz. 81.6001.75 ; ducks , mixed , per doz , S1.50Q1.75 ; geese , per doz , SU.OO@3.50 ; brants , per doz , S2.00 ; snipe , pentoz , S1.2t , rjlovci file. POTATOES Home grown , small lots , from store , 85@00c ; new potatoes , per bbl. S4.50. ONIONS Now southnrn , pur bbl , 5J5.00. CAHHAGU Now California stock sells at Ai-ri.Ks Tlio market is bare and there Is no stock of any account. NEW VEOETAIILES Spinach , per bbl , $1.25 ; top onions , per dozen bunches , 20@ 25c ; radishes , per dozen bunches , SOc ; lettuce , 40c ; plo plant , per Ib. 2jc ; home grown asm- gus , per doz , 40@50c ; cucumbers , per doz , HOC. HOC.BE Ai8-lnferlorstoek.75 ( ( < S1.00 ; good clean country , 81.00.cil.iV ( mpdiuin , hand picked , $ L40@1.50 ; hand picked , navy , Sl.JKKVtl.W ) . PHO VISION 8 Ham , 12Kc ; breakfast bacon , rib. 10) ) < c : breakfast bacon , plain , lie ; dry salt sides. 8 > < @ 8Jo ; dried beef , regular. 10 @llc ; dried beet , ham pieces , 13c ; lard , 50-lb 7c : 20-lbcans. Fairbanks , 7 ( c ; 10-lb voua , Fairbanks , 7Kc ; 5-lt > cans , Fairbanks , DC : 3-lb cans. Fairbanks , S o. LEMONS Messina , choice , per box , 84.50 @ .00. OIIANOES California , Los Angeles , per box , 3.00 ; Mediterranean sweets , SS.SJxa B.75 ; Messina imperial , fancy , 5.50 ; San Gabriel , slnirlu box lots , $3.00 ; San Gabriel , 5 box lots , 82.85. STnAWiiKHitiKS The receipts are liberal and the market lower. Choice stock , per case , 55.00. BANANAS Largebunches , per bunch , 53.50 @ 4.00. General Haricot * . \AHNisuES llairels , per gallon ; furni ture , extra , $1.10 ; furnituto. No. 1. 31.00 ; coach extra , 51.40 ; coach , No. 1,51.30 : Da- mar , extra. 81.75 * Janan , 70c ; asphaltum extra 85o : shellac , 93.50 ; bara of Jlinlih , DKY PAINTS White lead , 7c : French zinc , 12c ; Paris whiting. 2ifc ; whiting , gliders , Jfo ; whiting , com'1 , IMC ; lampblack , Ger- raanstown. 12c ; lampblack , ordinary. Be : 1'russlan blue,55oultramarine ; , l o ; vandyn- brown , so ; umber , burnt 4c ; umber , raw , 4ci eiannt , burnt , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4c ; Paria green , genuine , ' 'c. Paris green , com' rnon. 22 rnroine green. N. y. , 20c ; vermlllion American. ibo : inaian raw and butni umber , l S > cans. 1'Jc ; raw and burnt ilenna , ISc : Vandyke brown , 13c ; r * lined lampblack I2o : coach black and Uory black , 16c ; drop black. I6e ; Prussian Dlue , 40c : ultramarine black. ISc ; chrome croon.U , Jd * D. . I6c ; blind and shutter green , L. . M , A D. , 16o ; Paris green , 18o ; Indian red , 15o ; Venetian red , PC ; Tuncan , 23c ; Amerlcar vermlllion. L. & D. , 20o : yellow ochre. 2o ; L , M. to O. D. . ISc : good ochre. ICc : nawni dryer , 80 : eralnlng color , light oak , dark oak , walnut , chestnut ami asli. VJc. , , Ur.uosAND tiiiEMiOAi.8. Ao d carbolic , „ c : acid tarUrlc , 52c ; balsam copaiba , pei B > , .We ; bark sassafras , per Ib , lOo ; calomel , pure , per Ib. SQC- lead , acetate , per tt , ale oil , castor , Ho. l'per gal. , 81.50 ; oil castor No. 2 , per gaL , gl.W.oll olive , per gal. , S1.40 oil orlirannum , 50c ; opium , 91.50 ; quinine P. 4 W.and U. AS , , per oz. 70C ; potassluti Iodide , per ft , 5J.50 ; sallcln. per oz. 40c ; sul phatetnorphlno. per oz. Si. 5 ; gulPhur. pei B > . * cstrychnlnn. peroz. SL'JJ. _ _ , , . WAISTS i.x OIL White ie t Omana.P P. "lfc ; whitn lead , St. Louis , pure , * c ; Mar ellles , srenn. I Ib cans , 2c ; Frencn zinc rroen seal , 120 ; French zinc , red beat. He French rlnc. In varnUti asu. 20o ; Fenot rlnc.75c : Tcrmilllon. English , In oil , 7o red , lOc : rose plntc , I4c ; Venetian red , Cook son' * , 2 o ; Venetian rod , Amerlcu. IKc rod lead , 7Wc ; chromo yellow , genuine , 20c chrome yellow , K. 12c ; ochre , rochello. So ochre. French , 2c : ochre , American IKe ; VVInter's mineral. 2n ; Lenifti blown 2He ; Spanish brown , 2Kc ; Prince's nclnera ! UIUKS-Ureeu butcben , 5K(3 ( < Jo ; freei cured.7c ; dry flint. lUgl c ; dry salt , 9 iOc treon ealf 8kinsMfJ ! divmnnett 1 ides , two-thirds price. Tafjow'-tfc. ' : : Orpaso Prime white , c ; yellow , 2 c ; brown , 2c. Sheep Pelts. 25 < a75c. | JJPUUT8 Cologne-spirits. proof , 51.10 ; do 101 proof , 81.1spirit * , second quality , 101 proof , si.D : tlo iss proof. Jt.t.it . Alrniiol. 183 proof , S2.10 per wlno callon. Kodlstllled whiskies , Sl.OOjtl.W. Gin , blended , M& ? .oo : Kentucky uourbons S2.oOflTO.00 , Keni i lucky and Pennsylvania ryes , S2.006t0.5U ; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whlsklci , Sl.W < 33.oo. Brandies , Imported , 55.OOM8.fiO ; domestic , Sl.COf3.oo. ( ! ltw. imported , 84.50 & 10.00 ; domestic , 81.25 3.110. Champaitnoj , imported , tier case Z2S.pO < 333.00 ; American , reo case. Sio.ocxaio.oo. i T HEAVY HAnnwAiin-.lron.rato 82.33 ; eawed dry. 81.60 ; tongtiCH , each. 80c : each. 75c : sauaro nuts. Per Ib. Gl$71o ( : cell chftln , porlb. r.i < f < erc ; inalloablo.btJIOo ; lion wedges. Cc ; crowb.irs , Cc ; hanow teeth , 4Ve , spring steel. "i&Vc ; Burdens horseshoes , H. 75 ; Burden's mulosliocs. _ $1.75. Barbed wire. In c r lots. 84.0 ! ) per 100 Ibs. Nails , rates , lo to M ) . SUO : steel nails , 82.0. Shot.Sl.W ; buckshot , 81.CO ; lla/.nrd powder , kegs , S5.00 : do. halt kegs , Si75 ; do. quarter kezs , 81.BO : blasting , kegs , 52.10 ; mso , per 10 feetG5c. Load bar. Sl PICKLES Medium , In bbls , SS.OO ; do , In half bbls , 81.50 ; small. In bbls , Si'.OO ' ; do , In halt bbls. S > ,0o ; gherkins , In bbls , S1U.OO ; do , in halt bbls , S5.W. , SuiiAit Gianul.itcti , C\@C } c ; conf. A.l ( O.Vc ; white extra C\56 it5V ; o\ta C , 6He : yellow C , 4iii4Kc ? : cut loaf , powdered.K' ( ' < ! "c. COFFEKS Ordinary grades , 17if@i-'c fair l ( ? $ l HCiprlmp.l H le ; choice , l ( ft ! fancy green and yellovv. - ( > ( $ lo ; oTd ernment Java , 20jI'iOc ; Interior Java , 1 CANNED Gooi > 3-Oy.stersftnnitardpor case , 83.16jf3.2.1i ( ; strawberries , 2 Ib. pt-r case. S2.30 ; aspberries. 2 Ib , per case , 82. 5 2. ift ; Califor nia pears , per case , S4.5U ; apricots , per casj , S4.cn ; poaches. PI"- case , S3.00 ; whlto chor- les , per cast80.00 : plums , per case , S'S.S' ) ; blueberries per case , S1.S5 ; oig plums , 2 Ib , lercase , 82.50 : pineapples , a ID , per case 8 Ib marrow fat peas , per case. 8i-)0S)2.502 ) ( ) ; Ib earlyIune peas , per case. 52.75 : 3 Ib toma toes. .TJ. 0(42. 0:21b.rornS3.40'a2.'K ) . MATCHES Percaddle. 2' c ; square cases , 81.70 ; mule square. l.ao. , Srnup No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , S1.2 < @ 1.0 ; ; New Orleans per gallon 88@ ( Tc ; maple syrup , half bbls , "old time. " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal lon cans , nor doz , 510.00 ; hall gallon cans , per doz , 85,50 ; quart cans , 83.0u. ToiiAcro Ping Climax , : : : lmr ° o shoe , ; stur , 35 : J. T. . 3t : spear head , 37 ; merry ivar , 25 ; robin rnlf. CO ; happy thought , HO ; " 'iner-IlulilsU-k ' , 6' ' ) . OANDT Mixed. 8 < $ llo : stick. 8 ! ® 9 c. CnACKEKs Uarneau's soda , butter and picnic. 5 > jc ; creamsa)4c ; ginger snaps , 8 } $ < j ; city soda. 7W. Dry ImmliPf. DIMENSIONS AND TIMllCUS. 12ft 14 ft 10 ft 18ft 20 f t 22 tt S * ft 2X4 . 17.50 17..W 17.M 18.60 19.50 22.50 ! .50 17.50 17.50 1 17.50 18.W 1V.M2Z.60Z-J.M 2x8 17.50 17.50 17.50 18.50 IW.50,151.50 , 22.50 SxlO 17.M 17.50 17.50 18.50 10.50 22.50 22.50 2x12 17.6J 17.50 17.53 18.50 18.6022.60 22.60 18.50 18.50 1U.50 20 60 23 Oil 23.00 I10A11D3. No. 1 , com , sis . 810.50 No. 2 , com , si s . . . 17.50 No. 4 , com , s 1 B . , . . . 13.50 No. 1 , 4 & C in , 12 & 14 ft- rough . 810.00 " " ' " " f' " . No.2 , . 15.00 SIDIXO. A , 12 11 and 10 ft . . . 832.00 B , l ! ' " . - . ' . . 20.50 C , " " " . 15.00 D , ' " " . , . 13.00 CK1L1XO AND TAHT1TION. 1st com. , in White Pine Celling . 834.00 'Jlear , % In. Norway Pine Ceiling . 10.00 A 8 Inch , white phie. . . i.i. * . 83.5.00 C " " " > . 29.50 K" " ( SelFen'g ) . 19.50 ' A12lnchs. 1 . 845.00 No. i , com. 12 in s. l s.,12. & 14 No.2 " . is ' , f wit ! ; . , moo " " " " lOit . 17.00 FINISHING. 1st and M. clear , IV IneU , s. 3s . 850.00 8d , clear. 1 Inch. s. a s 85 IX , IK. 3 In 45.00 B selccr , 1 inch , s. ! 9 s 30 ; 1M.1M- 37.00 POSTS. White Cedar , 0 In. , fts 12c ; 0 ln.qrs..llo HATT11NS' I'ICKKTS. O. O. Baits , 2J < In. , 70c ; J < x3 , s. 1 s . 4Uc Pickets. D and 11 llat . 821.00 LIME , KTC. Qulncy white lime ( bes ) . 81.00 Akron cement . 1.C5 Hair . 30 SHIP LAI' . No. 1 , plain , Sand 10 in . 810.00 No. 1 , plain. audlOIn . 17.00 NORTH W MsfBaf D The only road to take for DCS Molnes H iir- Bhalltown , Cedar Hnpkls , Cllttin , Dlxun , Chica go , Milwaukee and all points euat. To thepoo- plo of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoming , UtMi Idaho , Nevada , OroRon , WnshlnKton and Cali fornia , It offer * superior advantages not pos l- bio by any other lino. Amonir a few of the numerous point * of su periority enjoyed by the putronu of this road betnruon Omaha nnd Chicago , are Its two trains ttdiiof DAV COACHES , which are the finest thnt humnn nrt and Ingenuity can create. Itl I'ALACESLEKPINUCAIIS , which are raodoM nf comfort and oleifiinoe. Its I'AULOll DltAW- 1NCJ HOUM CAUS , unsurpnssed by any , and ita widely celebrated PALATIAh DINING CAHS the equal nf which cannot bo found elsowhorn At Council Blullfl the inilns of tlio Union Pivcitlo It/ , connect In Union Depot with those of tlie Chicago & Northwestern Hy. In Chicago the trains of this line ranko close connection with those of all eastern lines. For Detroit , Columhtifl , Indianapolis , Cincin nati , Niagara /alls , Buffalo. Plttsburir .Toronto , Montreal , Boston , Now YorK , Philadelphia , Daltlmore , Washington and all points m tin east , ask for a ticket via tun "NOHTHWESTKBN. " If you wish the boit accommodation. All ticket ntrcnts sell tickets via this line. n.HUOHITT. > . P. WILSON. UenL Manager , f OenL Pass'r Agent W. M. BABCOCK. ' ' ! ! . R. BOLLES , Western Axent. City 1'ats'r Agent , Omaha , Nebraska. * i. i Union National Bank i i OMAHA , NEB. Paid Up Capital , . .ft. , $100,000 Authorized Capital 600,000 W. W. MARSH , President. J. W. RODEFUR , Cashiei Accounts solicited and prompt attention given to all business entrusted to its care. Pay 6 per cent on time deposits. No 20o Masonic Building , cor.Capitol Av < enue and IQtli sts. Telephone No 812. For Inactive liver , Disordered Stomach' Irregular Habit , When IllllouMicss comes llko a foe. Tostip the itreninh of hlgli and low ) IIr ilny the stroniiett nerren to shako , lir lilitlit to keep the brain awake ; I.ct no one pine away In urlef. for TiUUANT'B BKLTZUlt brings rellet LINCOLN , NEB , Ten Itnllroaus , and moro nro coming. 110 Trninn Dally. fctiilo university , Wcslejnn University , Stnto Cnt'l ' Inl. Uo'toMlio ntiflno" t.oti hive donMpd In price In IholiiftlZ month' . Acrc-liiii < l. within ! mllci of llio city .Increased over two ItamtrcHl percent. t.lncnln ltheirpiitp t llntlroml Ccntar of lt nye In thoworld. I'rlck ' t > lntkpiiy 8 to 211 per rent. Vncsnt loi'linvi'itrernxca 10J per cent per iimwm on llr t 12't't. for I' ) jour * . Lincoln l < urent ( illftrlbutlna point. Porno whole- Filartnnlcr * hnvo mule princely fortiiiio . llnlM'MK' K I K m > In nil illreillon . MmltiOM con- crallv en nl , llimke , retail mcrclmntj , mechunlci , etc. , A. J. OBOPSE Y & CO. ICooin .tl , lllcliitrilN Itlock , eaf Estate Agents & Loan Brokers Ilnvo for 5 lo brick block ! , bn ine loK nil klnil of rcnl e-tnte. 1 , } , r > , 10 , ' 'J , W , ( t ) , iJ and WO ucro tracti farms nnd cbeap laiuls. MOXnV I.OANKI ) . INVr.STMKXTS MA DIG. UKF intl'.N'CP.Si-Klrst iiiul Lincoln Nation Honk ? , ( iovi'rnnr Til mcr , Jllilco Cotih , llur. Dr. O. CielRhlon , l.lncu'oi Scnitur S. M. Ujllom , llllao aiHllionur.il lien. II irrUj i. la linn CHICAGO SHORT LIKE OF THE Chica Milwaute&StPaulfl'y ' The Best Route from Omaha anil Council liluffs to THE E.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun cil Blufli Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids. Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , Janesville , Bcloit , Winona , La Crosse , And at ! other Important points East , Northoait nnd Southeast. For through tickets call on the Ticket Agent fttHOl Kurnam street. ( In i'axton hotel ) , or at Union I'aclflo Depot. Pullman Hleepors and the finest Dining Cars IB the world are run on the mainlines of the CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL HAMWAY , and every attention IB paid to passengers by courteous mployes of the company. K. Mni.Ea , General Mnnnirer. J , F. TuCKBii , AtnUtant Gonerml Manager. A. V. U. CARi'BNTEii , Qenaral FMieager and Ticket Agent. KO. U. HRArronn , Assistant Qoneral Pas- cngor and Ticket Agent. J. T. OI.AIIK. ( Irnorol Suiiorlntcndun * . THE RA1LWAI TIME TABLES , OMAUA. Arrive heave Uinulia Omaha ONION PAOIFIO. Depot loth and .fierce sts. 1'acllic Expiess 7:50 : am1 8:20 : pm Denver Express 6SOpmlO:5r : : am Local Express 11:00 : nm , 5:05 : pm Except Sunday. B. & M. K. U. K. Depot loth and I'acllic sts. Mall and Express fi:45 : pm ] 0:00 : am NlahtKxpress 10:00am : 7:45 : pm 0. U.&Q.U.U. Uepot 10th and IVjllic sts. Mail and Express 0:20 : am 0:00 : pm Chicago Kxpresa 7:0jpm : 8:40 : am K. C. St. J. & C. B. Depot 10th and I'acllic st Mail 7:05 : pm 8MO am Express 7:00 : am , 8:50 : pm C. St. P. M. & O. PepotlStii and Webster st Sioux City Express * 4:45pm : 8:15 : am Bancroft Express 10MOamlM5pm illalr ras > , enKcr 7:40pm : 5:35pm : 'Except Sunday MISSOUKI PACIFIC. Depot 15th and Webster st Day Express , . . . . 0.2o am ll:10 : am Night Express SiiWpm , 0:10 : pm Lincoln Express 11:10 am 0:10 : pm DUMMY TRAINS. llunnlnc between Council Bluffs and South Omaha. In addition to the stations men tioned , trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty- fourth streets , and at Summit , In Omaha. Westward. BroadTrans - Omaha. Sheel'ys Stock way. fer. Yards. 6:15 : 0:27 : 0:40 : 0:47 : 7:0. : > 7:17 : 7:25 : 7:40 : 7:47 : 8:05 : 8:17 : 8:25 : 8:40 : 8:47 : 9:05 : Si : 17 9:25 : 9:40 : 9:47 : 10:05 : 10:17 : 10:25 : 10:40 : 10:47 : 11:05 : 11:17 : 11:25 : 11:40 : 11:47 : 12:05 : 12:17 : 12:2r : 12:40 : 13:47 : 1:05 : 1:17 : 1:25 : 1:40 : 1:47 : 2:05 : 2:17 : 2:25 : ! i:40 : 2:47 : S:05 : 3:17 : i:40 ) : ai7 : 4:05 : 4:17 : 4:25 : 4:50 : 4:57 : 5:15 : 5:22 : BW : ! 5:45 : 5:53 : 0:15 : 0:22 : 0:32 : GtfO 0i7 : : 7:00 : 7:11 : 7:18 : 7W : 7u : : 10:00 : 10:12 : 10:20 : 0:08 : 9:15 : 10:2,5 : lo:3i : 11:20 : 11:32 : 11:40 : 11:45 : 11:53 : 12:05 : KnBtwnrrl. Stoctc ihcel'ys Omaha , Trans Broad Yards. fer. way. 0:15 : 0:23 : 03- ; 0:50 : 0:58 : 7:15 : 7:28 : 7:35 : 7:50 : 7:58 : 8:15 : 8:28 : 8:85 : 8:50 : 8-.5.S 9:15 : 9:28 : 0:35 : U.v : ) H:5S : 10:15 : 10:28 : 10:35 : 10:85 : 10:43 : n-.oo 11:13 : 11:20 : 11:50 : 11:58 : 12:15 : 12:28 : 12:35 : 12:5 : > ) 12:5S : 1:15 : 1:28 : 1:35 : 1:50 : 1:53 : 2:15 : 2:28 : 3:35 : 2:50 : 2:5 : 3:15 : 3:28 : ! ! ; 35 3:50 : 3n8 : 4:15 : 4:28 : 4:35 : 4:50 : 4:5S : 5:15 : 5:28 : 5:35 : 6:40 : 5:47 : 0:05 : 0:18 : 0:2.- : OMO OH7 7:00 : 7:13 : 7:20 : 7:25 : 7:33 : 8:15 : 8:28 : 8:35 : 10:00 : 10:13 : 10:20 : 10:30 : 10:38 : 11:20 : 11:40 : 11:45 : 11:53 : 12:05 : COUNCIL BhUFFS. i heave I Anive CONNECTIMQ LIMESTransfer Transfes | depot I depot O.K.I.&I ; . : 7:15 : am 0:15a : in All Trains run Dally. 9:15 : a in 6:25 p ra 0:40pin : 7:00pm : C. & N. W. 0lKara ; 0ir : a m trains run dally ] All Gio ; p m 7:00 : p in C. B. & Q. All trains run dally. . . . | 0:35a : m 0:15a : m 6:35p : m 7:00p : ra C. M. & St. P. 0:15 : a tn 0:15 : a m All trains run dally. . . . . | 0:40pm : 7:00nm : K. C. St .1. \ C. B. Except Saturday , 1000a ; m 10:35 : a m tExcept Monday. 8:55pnr5:30pra : : W. St [ u A P. All trains run daily . .I 250pm ; 12:15 : pm . . . .8 0. A 1' . AlltralmrundallT. . . . . i 7:05 : a m : a m 6:25 : p m Omafia Jobbers' Directory. Agricultural Imp/ements. PA RKKH , \Vboleialn Dealer In Aifrlcultiirnl liuplcinpnts , . . ! ono Klroct , botnecn I'th and lOltl.Olnnhu. .Scl > . L1X1XGKR C SlETVALF CO. , Afcricutturnl IniiiU'inonts , Wngonn.Oarrlnge * , llugglci , Hte. , Whnlocile , Omb . IXORK2 Wholesale Dealers In Acrrlruliurnl IVaRons and lliuglos. SOI , W , w i niul 1W , Jones st " " ' Artists' Material" " Artists' Materials , Pianos nml Or nns , .M DoiiKlns Ftrept.Cmnlin. Builders' Hardware and Scnttt. Buildcrs'Hnrdwnro&ScitloKcpnlrShop Mech nlc5'Tool nnil llufftlo Scales. KM Douclus it _ Oinalju. Neb. floors and Shoes. AMEKICAJf JfA A'7) S E W KllOE COMl'AXY , Manufacturer * ml WbolCinloDcalcri In Boots nutl Shoos , Complete stock of Itubbor Good * ulnnya on html M ) S. l3th t..Omalm , Neb. A. T. Aimin. Agent. ir. r. MOUSE cC co. Jobbers of Boots nml Slices. lilt Karnain t. , Omnhn , Nob. Manufactory , Summer ptrri't , Ito'ttm. TJi WDSEY "aTc' < 7 ; - Wholcsalo Itubbot1 Hootami ) Shoes Htilibur nn > l ( illeil Uotliliitf unit Volt llotiia and Shoos. Southeast Comer UtU unJ fleer. KA\1 TfXG , Agt. for Anhcuscr-Bush Brcwinf ; As3'u Gpoclnl llrnndi. rnust.lludweUcr nnd Krlsncer. STORZ ,0 ILEIt , Lapcr Bcor Browcrg , 15t ! North llh Slroft , Omahn. Nob. Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLEK , Bntchcrs' Tools and Supplies , Jsngago Cnilnm of nil kind * nlwnyiln tock. JunuBst.Oaialm _ l Coffee , Spicet , f- Omaha Corrco and Spice Hills. Tcaa.Ooffeeg.Rplcei. Uuklna Powder. FliTorlnu : Ex tracts , Laundry lilue.Itik.Kte. nu-lOUorncy bireot , OnmUa , Neb. GATES , COLE . MILES , Homo Coffee and Spice MiilH MTgr Co. ColTeeRonatcranail pplte Orlndcrt , Mnnufocturcrs of linking I'owder. Fluorine Hitrnctn , llluliiK. Kte. Try one ens * of our l < b packnuo Homo Blend llou teU Octree. 1 < Uonard ttt..Oicnbrt. . Cornice. John Epenctcr , 1'rop. Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron nnd Camlet. Oil Dodge nnd 103 and 106 N. 10th H. . Omab , Neb. JIUEMPIXG C BOLTE , Manufacturers or Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Windows , Finals. MelnllcSkylliibt , tc. 3108. 12tn tt. , Omaha. WESTERN COKNJCJS WOKKS , C. Speeht , 1'rop. Qalvdnlied Iron Cornices , etc. Bnect'altnprovcd I'at- cntMctulle Skylight. WJ3 and 510 H.12thKt.Oraaha. Carpets. OMAHA CAKPET CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , I.lnoleumn , MnttlnRS , Etc. lilt DouRlnj itreet. ' S. A. ORCIfA'RlT Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths , Mattinji , Curtain Ooodn , Eta 1U3 Karnam btreet , Om h . Neb. Crockery and Notians. W. L. WRIGHT , Agent for tha Manufacturers and Importers of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Cbtmneys , etc. Office , 317 South llth it , Omaba , Neb. Commission and Storage. Commission and Jobbing. Bntter , EzKnand Produce. Conslcnments solicited. Ueadquartcra for Btonewaru , Hurry lloxes and Urapo llasketi. 1411 Kodiieeueut.OmaLu. 'PE CKE BR087 Commission Merchants. Fruits , I'roduco and Irovlilons , Omaha , Neb. Storapo and Commission Merchant. Specialties Hutter. Efg , Cheesa. Poultry , tiamg , Oystera , Ktc. . Ktc. 112 youta Hth street. WIEDEMAN C " CO7 Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , Hutter , Game , Kiults , etc. 230 S. litbit Coal anif Lime. Uo. f . J.AiiAan , t'rcs. C. F. aoonwAN , V. Ynt. J. A. NONDEiiLAND , Hoc. and Treui. OMAHA COAL , COKE d > LIM E COMPANY , Jobbers of Bard and Soft Coal. am South Thirteenth Street , Omaba. Nob. ' J. J. JUUXSOJf Ui CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. And Shippers of Coal nnd Coke , Comoat , IMaster , Ume , U lr. Uro Hrlrk , Drnln , Tile nnd Kener I'lpo. OOlco , raiton Hutui. Farnum St. , Oru.ihn. Nub. Telcphono hll. Confectionery. - Manufacturinif Confectioners , Jobber ! of Frulli , Not * and Clitai s. 1111 Karnam BL , Omaba. Cigan and Tobacco. MAX MEYER , C CO. , Jobbers of Cigrars , Tobacco , Quni and Ammunition , 215 to 221 B llth > l. , 1030 to 1U2I Farnaiost.OmihaNeb. WEST B FRITSCIIER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wbolcialo Dealers In Loaf Tobaccos , Nos. 108 and HON. t4tb street , Omuln. Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH l ) CO , , Dry Goods , Fiirnlshinp Goods & Notions 110 } and 1104 nouulaa , cor. llth St. , Omnha , Neb. ' Distillers. Dlstlllera of Liquors , Alcohol and Spirits. Importer * and Jobbcrsof WluesBDil Liquors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS' CO. and ILEH < 0 CO. , Importera and Jobber ! of Fine Wines and Llqunre. Bole manufacturers of Kennedy's Bast IndIn Bit ters und Domcsllo Liquors. Ill ] Ilnrnay ft. Drain Tile , Etc. A. ll.BAl'lii.Prcs. J.W.ninrnnn,8ec.&Trant 1U J. CAneoH , V.l'res. und Bupt. THE UNION IfYDRAULIO DRAIN TILE CO. , Office 213 B. 14th St. Omaha. Neb. Machinery nnc Supplies for MunufaoturluK Cement Drain Tile. ELEVATORS. . "n. s. l'it'8. KSTAnt.lSllii)1875. Vlco-1'rcs. OMAHA ELEVATORand ( JltAIJi COMPANY. Jobbers and Storcrs of Grain. Bblpmuuts of dojlors solli.'ltod and Hiittnfnctlon KUiirantooil. Oiniilin , Nob. furniture. DEWEY < C STONE , Wholesale Dealers In Furniture. Kitrnamst. . Omaha , Neb. CTLTJtLES SHIf'ERICK , Furniture , BedillnB1 , Upholstery , Mirrors , etc. 1206.1203 and 1210 Farnam St. , Omaha Omafia Jobbers' ' ' Directory. Groceries , 0 C7O | Wliolesnlo Groceries and Provisions , No : , 7 i,707. rm anil 7113.10th St. Omaha. Nob. MjcVORD , B.UADY tv CO. , Wholesale OrocoM , l.'th ami l.Mvcnnottli stj.Om hi . Hardware. LEE , FRIED tf CO. , Jobbers of Bardwnro and Nails , Tlnwnre.Ph.'iUlron. Klc. A ents fur How e Bcal % nnd Miami Powder riOninlm.Nel' . ' W , J. IfHOATCir , Heavy Hardware , Iron mid Steel , prluggVasnri Flock , llardnaro Lumber , elo. IX _ and nil llarney St. , Oninba. Wholesale Iron and Steel , Vauon nnd Cnrrlnco Wood StocB , Heary UardwnrA l.lc. K17 and 12ty Lcirenirortli si. , diuHlm , Neb , aiiLTO&Jiofnsits ax svxs , ' Stoves , Rninres , Furnaces , Tiles , Mantles , Grntcs. Ilrus9ioods. 1.B1 and 1223 Iron Works. Iron Works , Vroncht and Cast Iron IlulKllna Work , Iron Flair * , llnlllne , llenms nnd < llrder , Sloiil KnKlncs , llrnst VTork , ill narnl IToundry , Mrchlno and lllHi kunillh Work , omcouu.l Works , U. P. KandlTthsti et. "T\u. MCMANIIH. c. SULLIVAN.J OMAJIA WIRE .CI11OX WORKS , MunufHcturnrs of ire nnd Iron Bailings , Desk Bulls , Vlndow ( iuardK. 1'lcmor 8liindnVlro SlniH , 11 to 12.IN. Kith. OnlPMliymall nrnnilitly nttmidi'dta. Lumber. OMAHA TIMBER CO. , Dc.ilo' ' . . All Kinds of Buildiiifir Material at Wliolcsplr , > . 19th Street nnd Union 1'ncllto Track , Omalia. " " LOUIS IIRADFORD , [ ) calcr In Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash , ) oors , Ktc. Yards CornerTth nnd Douglas ; Curnor th nnd Doujlas. ' CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , J4 8. llth street , Omnhn , Neb. f.Colpoticr , Manager , C. NTDLETZ , Lumber. ir.th nnd California Streets , Omaha , Nsb. JVtED IP. GRAY , It nmbfr , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Rto. Cor.Ctb nnd uouglts sts. , Omaha , HOAGLAND , Lumber. T. W. HARVEYLUMnER CO. , To Dealers Only. Office , 1403 Farnatn streetOmabii. " " " COAS. R. LEE , Unrdwood Lumber , Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 9th and Douglat Orantin. * JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , AVhoIcnalo Lumber , Etc. Imported and American Portland Cement. Rtntl Agent ( orUllwaukfo Hydraulic Cement and Host CJulncf WhltoLlrae. Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd , Superintendent. Livt Stock Commission. M. BURKE C SONS , Live Stock Commission. _ Oeo. IHlrke , Manoiter. Union Stock Tarda , 8. Uraaha. Telephone Ml. SA VAGE C GREEN , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Shipment * of nnr and all kinds of Stook solicited. Union Stock Yards. Omaha , Neb. Millinery and Notions. I. OBERFELDER C CO. , Importer ! and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions , 1213 and 1S15 Harney St.-eot , Omaha , Neb. Notions. J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , Wlioleealo Dealers In Notions and Furnishing Goods , 40.1 and (05 B. Tenth Ht , Omaha. Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMl'ANY , Mannfnctnrers of Overalls , leant Pants , Shirts , Etc. 1102 and 1104 Dou'jlas Street , Omaha , Neb. Paper Boxes J. L. WILKIE , Mamifnctiirnr of Paper Hoxcs , 8.14th Ht. . Umnait , Nabriiik * . Urders by mallii ll lt < anil wlllreo lTtor nsp ( attontlon. Printing. ItEES PRINTING COMlANYt Job Printers , Blank Book Makers. And Hook Hinders. 101 and 11H Koutli Fourtoantll street. Omalm , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary PubllHliors. HoalenlnType , Preiin and Printers'Supplies. COB South Twelfth Street. Purtips. BROWNELL C CO. , Manufacturers and Dealers In nertnes , Boilers & General Itlarhlnery Bhoet Iron work , Steam Pump * . Hiiw Mill * , Acm'a UbaftlnK. Dodno Wood split Pulloyi , llelttnz , etu. Also wairons , scrapers , and bulatlas. UU-UU Lav Tonnurthst. Omiihu CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , " \Vholosalc Pumps , Prjie , Fittings , Bteamund Water Suppllus. lloaaquarters for Mall FoDstCo'sUoods. llllVarnam St. , Omnbt. Neb. U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY. nnlln-lnrWInd Mllist etcnm snit Water Supplies , riuuiutnis Woods , lleltlnif. llosc. MB and VJU lur- imm St. , Omnhn. H. K. Kclton , Muuaifor. Tolephnno No.ilO. A. L. STRANG CO. , Tumps , PiucH and KnpinoH , 8tem , Wntcr , Hallwar and Mllllni : Hupplicr. Eta , 920 , tUiund Wi Farnaui ci.Oinnhii , Nel > . Safes , Etc. P. BOYER tC CO. , Afronts for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.a' Fire and lluruUr Proof Nsfas , Tlmo Ixicks , Vaults nd Jail Work. 1B ( ) tarnarn str ot Omaha , Nab. _ G. ANDREEN , Omaha Safe Works. Manufiicturors of Klro and Ilnrglnr Proof Sntcs.Vnull Doors , Jail Wnrk.Bliutleri and Wlru Work. Cur. luh and Jnckson Hts. , Urar.Uu , Nab , Sash , Doors , Etc. C CO. , T/uolesalo Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , lilimls and Monldinfifs , llrnnch oSicellU and Uard nt . , Qg.ahs , y tt ? . BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Mould'jiiis.ftalr Work and Interior Hani Wood Klnlsh Just opened. N. K.ror. Mi nnd JXMveuwortliHls. Oiuatin. Neb. CARl'EXTUR 1'Al'ER CO. , Wholcsalo 1'ajicr Dealers. Curry ii nlcu stock of I'rlnllnit , Wrapping und \Vrll. Inn I'liper. Hiiotlalat'ontliin lilvcn to car Inad or ; ilers.ntill b will bu sliliiodillr | | tt ( mm mills. All orilcr will rc-tnlvo prnnnnl Httcntlon. antco touJ vo il > nun l w piU-ui , UllandllllUDauclaitiU