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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1887)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEEH TUESDAY. MAY 24. 1887. NOT VERY HIP RAINFALL Substantial Welting Downs in the Wheat Belt Rather Scarce. THE CORN MARKET DEPRESSED. No Ufc .Shown In Any I'nrt or the I'royUlon I'll Cuttle Valttrn liu\vcr On Account ol'lllu Itccclptw. CIUOAOO MAKKUT. CiticAfio , May ! i3. [ Special telegram to the HKI : . ] The signal service map was tinged nil over this mornlnc with the blue pencil marks Imllcatltic rainfalls. Hut closu examination sliowcd that while there had been numerous welting down ? , substantial rains had hecn very scarce. The map was for forty-eight limns , nnd If the same rain fall had appeared on two maps Instead of one , aa would have been the case any other day but Monday , It would liavu created no hear sentiment. As It was the few minutes befoio the onuiilni , ' wore trying ones for the holders. Thu market once opened , however , the apprehension was plainly all on the other side. Juno wheat opened at bbifc and sourt- od up to bS c at once , not , cither , on any forcing Iroin the clique brokers. Therowas plenty of bear news , but there were plainly , too. plenty of shorts , and they were not feel ing easy. At St. Louis thcrenre.lt Is said , only ! M7,000 bushels of contract wheat. From Duluth last week S,000 ! ! ) bushels of whe.it were shlupcd. Exporters said that them wns n temporary pause In the forelirn demand , but It Is explained that foreigners have now bouu'ht HO freely that their anxiety is a little relieved nnd they mo prepared to wait 11 little. Still the mar kets hcio , however , It Is expected , will start them In ns buyers again , The visible supply figures , when they were nt last made public , were about as anticipated. Wheat sliowcd n decrease of only 1,400,000 bushels in spite of the exports last week from Atlantic uorts of 'AUU.OOO bushels of wheat. Estimated car lots for Tuesday show that the promised Min neapolis and other northwestern wheat is en route to a certainty. Inspectors' estimates nro for the receipt to-mono w ofVM cars of wheat nud 405 cars of corn. The St. l' . ul road Is reported to have sent COO empty cars to Minneapolis yesterday , nnd Is also reported to have contracted to bring 200 cars ot wheat from there every day this week. This talk comes , of course , troin the bears and the shorts , but the actual car lots are promised tills we k , nnd this makes it look us If there was touiu truth in the ptedlction. But , with the exception of a great lot of spring wheat headed toward tills market , all other news was bullish. At New York it was said that forty boat loads of wheat had been taken for export. The exports of wheat nnd Hour last week reached the enormous total ( Hour reduced ) , of 3,531,000 bushels. Clicjuo operations wcro coiilined to occasionally peg- gliigjunu wheat atMJfc. There was some selling of Juno bv a clique bouse. Cudahy was credited with large purchases of July. July opened ntHT c. eased off to bTQST c advanced to KTJie , and remained linn nt about 87 > Vci37 ( c tor a long while , closinc on the split. Influences were all depressing to corn to day , and the market weakened perceptibly despite the firmness In wheat. The highest prices ot the day wcro established at the opening , and throughout the entire morning session the tendency wnssteadlly downward , there being no reaction of moro than 1-iOc from the opening to the close. Appearances Indicated a pretty general liquidation on the part of the lonus , and a talr peicentnge of the selling to-day was for account of coun try operators against cash. Juno broke from yO' e to 88o and closed nt ! W ; < c , while July sold elf from 40c toJO c and rested nt < OM@IO > ( ; c on the split beller August closed at 41 c. Oats were exceedingly weak to-day , the speculative market breaking sharply on re ports of rnln In the wc.st and n better pros- poet for the croo generally. There was a heavy trade nnd largo offerings of long oats. The August option showed the greatest weakness. It opened J < c lower , broke a c more and closed practically at the bottom , or at2G % ( ( < < % June and July were -fcOKc lower , closing at 227c respectively. In the provision market there was no life in any direction. Outside orders for both cash and future property failed to show any Increase over last weak , and In local circles there was no improvement in the disposition manifest to take nold. In both lard and short ribs there was more or less doine In the way ot chancing over near by contracts to Inter mouths , but the now business tran sacted was limited and featureless. Changes In lard were made at a monthly difference ot 7J < 91Uc , and in short ribs at lO@l'-JJ < c. lUbs were 5c lower at the opening under large arrivals ot hoes , but this decline was recov ered as the day progressed , and at 1 o'clock prices stood -Xc higher than Saturday's clos- Inir. Lard was steady and quotably un changed. Pork was advanced to S' i.ou , an Improvement of 50c for cash. May and Juno. July was the favorite future In the trading in lard nnd ribs. AKTKIINOON SESSION Wheat was stronzor ; JuneSSKc.July 87Kc. August rVttfc. Corn was firm ; Juno 8SXc , July 40Kc , August 415fc , Oats were stronger ; May asc , June 2iWe bid , J uly 37Vc bid. tfork was quoted at $22.00 for cash , May nnd June ; no trading. Lard was advanced 2 > ( 'J5c ; Mar closed nt -fi.07K , Juno nt J0.07 , July at 80.68. Short ribs closed 5@7 > < c higher , or nt S7.22& foi May. 87.35 for Juno , 87.35 tor July. CHICAGO HVK STOCK. CHICAGO , May 83. [ Special Telegram to the UEK.J CATTI.K. The big run of to-daj on the top of the heavy supply of list week wits more than the market could stand , hence values went down at least 10@l5c below the low prices of last week. Ono lot of stiller ! sold at 84.50 against 54.00 last week. One lol of big 1,000 to 1,700 Ib. steers was hold al 84.80 , with 84.00 the best offer. Tha undeslr able and rough but useful sorts , such as Col orados and other westerns , probably sold 3 ( tj35c lower than any time last week. PJentj of fat and useful stock went as low as S4.00 , There were lifty loads ot Texans among the irosh arrivals , the best making nearly oi good prices as last week , but ordinary and common sold 15iOo lower. Native butch- en' stock is about the same us last week with the chances that cannlnc and othei common stock will Hell considerably lowei before the week Is out. There was no busi ness of note In the stocker nnd feeder line Iloos The market was active with n dowt turn of about a nickel as compared with Sat urdny. The Tohoy & llooth sort cost 5.05 A load or two ot fancy heavy sold at S5.13 > < ( 5.15 ; light light , 84.4064.60 , to averngl 'Z about 140 Ib.s iiuht assorted , averaging UK Ibs. or better , 84.70@4.75 ; Yoikers.avcraglni IN ) Ibs and under , 84.85ft4.l)0. ) FIMANUIAU Nr.w YOIIK , May 33.--fSDeclal Telogrart to the UEK-I bTOCKS The stock luarke was rather narrow to-day , about all the ac tivlty centering In ono or two specialties which wcro moved fast enough to more that make tip for the dullness ot the rest ot tin list. St. Paul & Duluth was the center o speculative Interest and was traded In inon heavily than for months. It opened at T and before noon sold at T7K. Some of tin heaviest traders In the street were buyers The Ntory was that the old board of director was to bo ousted nnd a now ono elected which would favor a division of the surplu of the company during the past uvo years Grangers were inclined to be heavy on renewed nowed reports of sources of complication among the roads In the northwest. It wa reported that St. Paul hud given notice of reduction In rates from Omaha to Chicago the effect ot which , It was claimed , would b to Involve all the roads west of Chicago In fierce rate war. The best operators soli dangers and they generally sold otf , and a noon vfcio about 1 per cent lower than 01 Saturday. Gould stocks were rather buoj tut , Texas Pacllic being In especially gooi demand. The talk was given out by Con nor's brokers ttut It would sell up to 40 thl week. At noon the market was rather weal and ragced , sales to that hour aggregatln 111,000 shares. A strong bear raid was road on the market In the afternoon and evorj khlug on the list suffered a severe break. Tb clfort ? of the bear ? seemed to bo particularly cllrcUcd towards Grangers and Vnnderbilts. St. Paul was sola In blc blocks by the D.ito- inan party on tlio rate war In the northwest. Mr. Connor was quoted as taking a very bearish view of , the situation. Pacific Mall was thrown over In larjjo quantities , a breali of 2 percent In Its price being recorded. The whole market closed very soft at the lowest prices of the day. The total sales were about 2.V,000 ) shares. OovKii.vunNTS Government bonds were dull but llrm ta strong. YKSTKltDAV'B pUOTATIOSS. U. S. C's 1C. AN. W 12W U. H. 4'Bcoupon. 129X do preferred..100 U. S.4K'9Coiip .110 ? , N. VIC 113 / PAclllou'sofJ. ) . . ! ' . k ) . It. tt N 104K CaimdaSouth'n. . fiaVtf O. T. 34'.T ' Ccntial Panlllo. . 40 | PacllicMall WJtf ChlcaioAAIton.l54 ; P. , I ) . A K S7 ? < do preferred..1C J 'Pullman ' 1'nl.Car.lftSH ( ! . , H. it O fi'JH'HcndlnK ' 4 I ) . , L. . .tV 1 7 > Kock Island W 1 > . .tl ( . ( } 3l < St. L. * S. F. . . . Erie : ? do preferred. . . . do preferred. . . . , o. , M.&at. i' . . . . w ; < Illinois Central.,1"0 do preferred..l-M'f I. , H. .Vs W .P. A O W& K. it T : ' , do preferred..110M Lake Shore ! > 7 Texas 1'ixolllo. . . . 34'f I&N CS Union 1'acllic. . . . ( W'f ' Mlcliliran Ccnt'l. . \V. \ . St.tit \ I' . . . . 31K AIo. 1'aclilc _ . . . do preferred. . 37 No. 1'acllic SB lW. U. Telegraph 77K do preferred. . . . G-J > 'j ; | MONEY ON CAM , Loaned at from 3' ( < ? 8 per cent ; last loan at 3)tf per cent ; closed of- forrtl at ! ! per cent. TniMK MEUCANTIMS I'APEII 5.1X per cent. STKiti.i.Vd KxciiA.von Dull but steady nt Sl.MKQ4.bii for sixty day bills , and 5l.b74 for demand. 1'ROIJUCH MAUKKT. Chicago. May 23. Kollowlnx quota tions aietlio 2Kcloslna : ; ) ; ligurest a l-'lour ( Juiet and unchanged ; winter wheat flour , Sl.'rxjM.ao : southern , S4.10W4.20 ; Wisconsin. 8 .204.jo : : Michigan foft snrlnc wheat , S3.70C < ? 4.rx ) : MlDnesotabakers , 8 .7i4.xj ) : ; patents 84.WJiil.aJ : low urades , Sl.yrxjj'j.y : . ; rye Hour , quiet at g3.ajQ3.4U ; In sacks and barrels , S3(3b\ ( . Wheat Strom ; eaily , opcnlnsj becatno tinner , closing ibovo Saturday ; cash , . bSVcJune ; , July , 87 c. Corn Moderately active butcaslcr ; opened it about Saturday's close and closed ? c lower lor futuies ; cash , 38 u ; June , 3sl5-lCc ; July , 40Xc. Oats Active and rangcd c lower earlvbut ater advanced somewhat ; cash , ti-W/c ; June , lOMOc ; July , 'J7 ! > lCc. Kye Dull , atCOc. liarloy-'Nomlnal at & 7c. KlaxSecd-gl.lUK. Timothy Seed Prime , S1.7.j@1.7C. Whlskv-Sl.10. Pork Dull , with 50c advance ; cash and Juno , SSLOO. Lard About the aatno as Saturday ; dull : cash , 50.05 ; June , SG.SO ; July , SO.'JO. Bulk Meats Shoulders , S5.00i5.70 ( ; short clear , S7.fiO ( )7.C5 ) ; short ribs , 87.0o@7.10. Butter Weak ; creamery , 15@lSc ; dairy , Ml'c. Cheese Quiet ; full cream Cheddars , Vi\f \ llats , lo ( ! $ UHc ; youns Americas , lMil2e ( ! ; sklnis , tM7c. ! KICKS 1 < inn atlOUf@Uc. Hltos-Unchangcdheavygrpen ; salted "Kc ; luht do , 7 ( < j8c ; salted bull hides , Cc ; green salted calf , fc ; dry Hint , W ( < jiic : : dry calf , 3(414c : deacons , 40ceach ; dry salted , Oc.No. Tallow Weaker ; No. 1 country , 3 C ; No a , % c ; cake , Kocelpta. Shipments. Hour , bbls 17.COO 4,000 Wheat , bu C4.000 21,003 3orn , bu IKl.OOO ( J7.000 Jats , bu 171,000 170.000 lyebu 3,000 none Uarley , bu 9,000 7,000 Now Vork. May 23. Wheat Receipts. 123,000 ; export8,2'.0,000 ; spot a shade lower , Zoning lirm ; options opened steady , later de clined } t@J6c , and subseiiuently advanced Jii@ " < c , closing firm ; ungraded red , D4/ , ' @ Use ; No. 1 rod , IW 'c ; No. 3 red , 05c ; No. a red , WxV06)a'c ) , elevator ; 07@t 7 c , free on hoard ; t 7Kc ,97Ji delivered ; June closed at Corn Spot MOXc and options n shade ewer , closing hrm ; receipts , 200,000 ; experts , iri,000 ; ungraded , 474Uc ; No. . 40c ; No. 2 , 47 @l7Jfc , In elevator : 47 @ 4Sc , canal alloat ; June closed at 4tjc. . Oats Shade stronger ; receipts , 40,000 ; ex ports , none ; mixed western , 34&iGu ( ; white western , 8S@42c. Putroloiim Steady ; United closed atG2Jfc. KICKS Firm and In fair Inquiry ; western , fiesh. I3@i3 c. Pork Dull and nominal. Lard HUlier but quiet ; western steam , spot quoted at S0.97H@7.00. Butter Quiet and weak. Cheese Steady but quiet Mllwnukcc. May 23. Wheat Strong ; cash , 83 jc [ : June. 83 c : July , 85c. Corn-VeakNo.3 ; , ita , Oats Kaslor ; No. 3 , white , SOc. Kyo-Dull ; No. 1 , 573 < c. Barley-Quiet ; No. 2 , 65 Jfj. Provisions Easy ; porK , May , S14.50. Cincinnati , Mny 23. Wheat Strong ; No. 2 red , H7c. Corn Weak and lower ; No. 2 mixed , 41 ® Kc. Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , S0@30 } c. Hyo-StcadyNo.2. ; CGc. Pork Firm at 815.50. Lard Firm at 50.55. Whlsty-QuietatSl.05. Minneapolis , May 22. Wheat Strong and active ; No. 1 hard , cash. Sic ; June , si > c ; July , 8JKo ; No. 1 northern , cash , 80)fc ) ; June , bO c ; July , 82 > tfc : No. 'i , northern , cash , 7bc ; June , 7 Xc : July , BOc. On track : No. 1 hard , SVfcj.No. . 1 , north- pat- . ( 3. J. - - - Uecelots Wheat , 15,000 bu. bhipmnnts Wheat , 30,000 bu ; flour , 1,400 bbls ; wheat In store In Minneapolis , 6,748- Oil : St. Paul , 810,000. Ht. Louis. May 23. Whnat Strong nnd higher : May , 83 } c ; June , 87c. Corn Weaker ; cash , 3Sc ; Juno. 37 o. Oats Dull und weak ; cash , 27 c ; June , 27c. 27c.Hye5Cc. . Pork S10.50. I < ard-80.40@fi,45. Whlsky-Jl.05. Butter Quiet and easy ; creamery , 17@16c ; dairy , I3@icc. Afternoon Board Wheat Firm and hi.her ; May , 89@ift > Xc : June and July , 83K @ 84)4'c ) ; August , b.(383 ( . Corn-Dull and unchanged. Oats Nominally unchanged. tfausasCltr. May 23. Wheat Weaker ; No. 2 red , cash , 81c asked ; June , 8 % c ask d , Corn Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 34 'fc asked ; June , 33c asked ; Julv , 34Vo bid , 35Kc asked , Oats-No. 2. cash , 37Jfc bid , 2-J c aske < l. Lilvorpool , May 20. Wheat Firm ; fair demand : holders offer moderately. Corn Quiet ; demand poor ; new mixed western , 4s } d per cental. Now Orlenns , May 23. Corn Irregular : mixed , Kic ; yellow. 54o : whiu , 5G < S57c. Oits-Kasfer at sowsoj c. Corn Meal-Quiet but llrra at 8.40@2.45. HOK Products Dull and drooping ; pork $10.50. Bulk Meats Shoulders , 85.70 ; lone cleat and clear rib , 57.25. _ LIVK HXOOli. ChloaKo , Mar 23. Tha Drovers' Jour nal reports as follows : Cattle-Kecelpw , 0,000 ; slow , heavy nm lee lower ; shipping steers , V3.b5@4.5 stockersand loeders. S2.50M4.10 ; cows , bull : and mixed , 82.00(33.80 ( ; bulk , S2.GO@3.1 ! > Texas cattle , 2.80@3.b5. Hogs Receipts , 23,000 ; active and & lower ; rough and mixed , S4.GOC i4.95 packing ana vhipulng , K4.0035.15 ; light 84.60@4.00 : skips , $3.5O4.50. Sheep Hecelnts , 4,000 ; steady for gooc stock ; natives , S3.2.5@4,30 ; western. 3.5i @ 4.1S ; Texans , 2.25 ( 3.CO ; lambs , | 4.50 0.00. 0.00.National National Stock Yar < U K t St LnuU , 111. , May 23.-Cattle-Kecelpts , 4,000 shipments. 200 ; loner ; choice heavy natlv tcer8.84.404.00f ; lr to good shipping steers 3.WX < < 4.35 ; butchers' steers , fair to choice S3.50.25 ! ; feeders , fair to coed , 53.00Q 4.00 ; stockers , fair to good , 13.00(33.10. ( Hogs Hecelpts , 3,000 ; ihlpments , 1.000 weak and lower ; choice heavy , S4.UO@.00 packing. S4.bo < 34. < JO ; Yorkers , medium t prime , $4.00(34.75 ( ; pigs , common togood , 84.0 Kanias City , May 23.-Cattle-Recelpts 1,000 ; shipments , 100 ; glow but about steady common to choice , J3.WXtt4.45 ; stockers , $2.6 fi3.30 ; feeding steers , S3.35Q3.fiOcows ; , SJ.Oi gS.oOt iloes Receipts , 5,000 ; shipments. 00 weak ; common to choice , 14.1534.75 skips and pigs , | 3.50@4,10. Fine watch and jewelry repairing a Uubermanu's Co-operative Jewelry store OMAHA L1VK STOCK. Saturday , May 23. The Week. The past week has by no means been en- couragtna to cattlemen. The general mar ket has been Mow and dull , and the bujcrs very backward. Cattle owners have also been slow to accept the low prices. The week began with a decline of Sc tOc on hoe * , which were selling all the way from 84.20 to Sl.ftO. This decline was regained on Tues day and Wednesday. On Tliurs-day the mar ket went ftc lower , but on Saturday there was an advance of KXjUuc and an acthe market. Tlirio has been a good demand tor hess all the week , anil evcrytlilnz received has met with ready fn\c. \ Cnttlo. The receipts of cattle were to-day moio liberal for the lirst day of the week , and heavier than on Saturday by 500 head. The market was dull ami dragging at about steady prices ; however several fair-sized bunches changed hands. The week opened with liberal receipts of hogs. The market was artlvuat steady prices , and everything was sold out early. KIlRUfl. There were none In to-day and no demand. lteccliu. | Cattle . 000 llo S . . . . . . 2,000 Provnlllnjf I'rlcc * . Showing the prevailing iiricea paid for liva stock on this market : Choice steers. 1.T03 to 1500 lbs..Sl.ira . :50 : Choice steers , 1100 to W50 Ibs. . . 4.00ft l.20 Fat little steers UOO to 1050 Ibs. . . . iUiO&I.OO Kxtrnchoicocows and heifers. . . . 3.40 ( ' : i,50 CJoo < l to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 3.1Vii3.3ti Common to modluin cows . ; i..KM.10 ( ) : ) Good to choice bulls . 2.7.V < aiO Ughtand mcdiumhoirs . 4.40f < S4.50 Good to choice heavy hogs . 4. . 0ZI.05 ( ( Good to choice mixed liom . 4.45 ( .5 > ItcprcsiMitativc Sales. STL CHS. HotiH Sold. Showing the number of hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-day's maiket : Anirlo-American Packing Co 013 ' } . II. Hammond & Co 4b9 jlpton 454 Total 1.S50 lold over All sales of stock in this market are made percwt. Uvo weUht unless otuorwiso stated. Dead hogs soil at 'Xa par Ib. for all weights. "Skins , " or hogs weUhlne less than lee Ibs. no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs. and stags 33 Ibs. by theniiulio iusyjctor. Uvo Stoclt Notes. Everything steady. Cattle dull. Hogs active. A. Ci. Buchanan , formerly with J. E. JJoyd n the packing business , and Mr. Myersou , with Sheeley & Co. , were among the visitors at the yards. Geo. Xwiobel was In with n load of hoes rom Sarpy county. C. McCauley , Kearney , n heavy feeder nnd shipper , was In nnd sold n load of cattle. Mr. Cundall , of Cundall & Anderson , Au rora , was hero with two loads ot cattle. James Danley , Ashland , a well known shipper , was In witli tivo loads or hogs. The young gentlemen boarders at the Ex change hotel are heartbroken. The young ladies who have been wont to dispense hash and pleasant smiles at meal time have van ished. OMAHA. WHOLiKH VhE MARKETS General frotltice. Monday , May 33. Thefolloiinnn prices are Jar round loti of produce , us sold on tne market to-au\i. \ The.week in the pronuce markets has wit nessed some changes. There was a strong elTort made by some of the commission deal ers to advancu the egg market which was partially successful. On the other hand butter has been coming down. As the re ceipts became more liberal there Is a smaller proportion that brings top prices. After the retail grocers have had their pick from the receipts the balance has to be sold to peddlers or shippers at very low prices. By reason of the poor quality of the butter a great many restaurants and similar places have been forced into using butterlne. Poultry , as will be noticed by the quotations iciven be low , has been bringing better prices than a week ago. Eons The egg market has been somewhat unsettled this week. As the receipts have not been heavy , the dealers have been trying to put the market up from lie to HKc. Only nfewslngie case lots are golngatll c , while the bulk is moving at lie. BUTTER Choice butter Is being sold at 14 @ 15c , while good butter Is eoing ail the way from 10@13c. Common butter Is being sold nt 0@8c. Local farmers and dairymen are bringing In a ( rood deal of good butter , which they sell direct to the retail trade , and which cuts oil considerable trade from the commis sion houses. There is little or no accumula tion , as shippers are taking all the surplus stock. POULTRY Old fowls are bringing a little better prices on account of the llelit receipts , ( iood large fowls have sold very readily at S3.50 per dozen and in some Instances were higher. A few sales of small stock have been made at 83.35. There havn been a few spring chickens in , but they are too small yec to sell well. The best of them do not move very readily at S : < .50@4.00. POTATOKS There are very few potatoes of any kind coniluc In. Good home grown stock Is selling as high as 81.00 per bushel for small lots from the store. Car lots move readily at 85@IQc. New potatoes are higher , owing to the short crop south , and are selling at 35.00 Q5.50 per barrel. ONIONS The market Is well supplied with iinw stock at 84.50 ( 5.00 per barrel. MKW VEGETABLES Lettuce , which has been very scarce , Is now more plentiful. As paragus nnd spinach are being supplied di rect to the trade by the local gardeners. Prices are generally lower. Top onions , pet dozen bunches , I5 < i(20c ; radishes , per doien bunches , 30Q25c ; lettuce , 30c ; pie plant , pet Ib. 2Kc ; cucumbers per dozen 50c ; oystei plants , per dozen , 30@0c ! ; wax beans , pcr < bushel box , 3.50 ; string beans , per K bushel box , S1.25@1.50 ; peas , per K bushel box , 8LOO ; Caullllower , perdoz. , S1.75@3.00 ; new beets , per doz.,50c. LEMONS Messina , choice , per box , 14.50 O'IIANCJKS Mediterranean sweets , 83.50(9) ( ) 3.75 ; Messina Imperial , fancy , 4.50 ; San Gabriel , single box lots , $3.00 ; San Gabriel , 5 box lots. 83.85 ; Klverside , 84.00 ; Papei Kinds , 83.60. BTitA.wiKimus : The receipts are liberal and the market lower. Choice St. Loult home-grown stock , per case , 85.ROaoo. BANANAS Large bunches , per bunch , 83.5C Q 4.50. CiiKituiKS There are a few California cherries on the market which are felling al S3.35Q3.50 per 10-lb. box , according to th < sl/.e and qualltvot the fruit TOMATOKS There are a fnw southerr tomntoes on the market ; 10-lb. boxes , SI.00. PROVISIONS Ham , 13c ; breakfasi bacon , rib. lOo : breakfast bacon , plain , 10) ) < c dry salt sides. 8 } { < lsc : dried beef , regular. U Oille ; dried beet.liam pieces , J3c : lard , 50-lt cans , 7c ; 30-lb cans , Fairbanks , 7 'e ; 10-11 cans , Fairbanks 7c ; 5-lb cans , Fairbanks , 7ftc : 3-lb cans. Fairbanks , 7Xc- General Markets. \JLBNisnEs Uatrels , per gallon ; rural ture. extra , fUO ; furniture , No. 1. 81.00 coach extra , 81.40 ; coach. No. L 81.90 ; Da mar. extra. 81.75 ; Japan , 70c ; aspbaltum extra 85c : shellac , IS.tO ; hard of finish DBT PAINTS White lead. 7o ; French zinc J2c : Paris wultlnir. Sifc ; whiting. Kllders We ; whiting , convi , IMO ; lampblack , Ger manstown. 12c ; lampblack , ordinary. 80 1'iuulan blue. e ; ultramarine , lie ; randy a > brown , 8c ; nmbor. burnt 4o ; umoer. row , 4e ; sienna , burnt , 4c ! sienna , raw. 4c ; Parn rrMn. genuine. * v. Paris Erceti. com mon. ,22" rhrome ft ca N , y. , SOc ; Termlllum American. IN ; : inaian r T md bmni umber , l ft cans , IM ; raw and burnt "lenna , c : vanflykfl brown , iscr - lined lampblack 13 = coacn black and ( Tory black , 10o ; drop black. 16c ; Prussian DIIIO , 40c : ultramarine black. We ; chrome erocn.lj. , J * . * 1) . . iflc ; blind and shutter green , U , M. * . , 16c ; Paris croen/lSo/ Indian red , lee ; Venetian red , Ue ; Tuscan , sac ; American > ermllllon , L. A 1) . , 20ct yellow ochre. 2c ; L. M. & O. U. . ISc : ecod ochre. ICc : natJini dryer , So ; eralnlng color , light oak , dark oak. walnut , chestnut and ash. We- , . . UnuosAXD i.iiiEMic i.i , A < jd carbolic , f'lc ' ; cld tartarlc , 5io ; balsam copaiba , per ft , Mc ) ; bark sassafras , per tb , lOc ; calomel , per ft , 78c. chlnciionldla. per oz , 40e ; chloio- form , per ft , MHS ; Dover's Powders , per n > , ei.25ep ; < tom calls. , per a > . Hc ; Blycurino , pure , perlb. Soo'ead. ' . acetate , per ft. Vile ; till , castor , Mo. i , persal. , , , 11.50 ; oil ca-stor , No. 2 , per ( jal , 81.40oll ; olive , per gal. , 81.40 ; oil orltranuum , 50o ; opium , f i.rx ) ; quinine. I1. * W. and K. &S , , per oz. 70c ; potaoslnra Iodide , per ft , Sl.50sallcln. ; Pcroz. 40c ; sul phate morphine , per oz. 8f. 5 ; siilPhur , per D.4cfitrychniniDrnz. : . si.'j. I'AINTS i.v on , White lead. Omana , PP. , O'fe ' ; white lead , St. Louis , puro. c ; Mar seilles , Rrenn. I Ib cans , Sc ; Kronen zinc , croen . seal , 120 ; French zinc , red seal. Uc ; French zinc. In varnish asst. 200 ; Fench zlnc.75c ; vermllllon , Knellsh , In oil , 75c ; red , lOc : rose plnn. I4e ; Venetian red , Cook- son's , 2 fo ; Venetian red. American , ! > . { c ; red lead , 7Ke ; chrome yellow , genuine , 200 ; cbromo yellow , K , We : ochre , rochello. 3c ; ochre , French , 2J/c : ochre , American , IKc ; Winter's mineral. * X < \ : lA'iiigh btown , 2Kc ; Spanish brown , 2Kc ; I'rlnco's iclncr.il , HIDES ( Srcon biitrheM. 5Jf@Oo ; green cured. 7c : dry llliit , llWl'-'c ; drv salt , 910c ; ereon calt skins , tc ; damaged HKM. two-thirds price , fallow . " ' c. Grease Prime whlte , _ c ; yellow , 2'c ; brown , 2c. Shcco Pelts. 2.5C976C. BPIBITS Cologne spirits. xSS oroof , 81.10 ; do 101 proof , 81.1spirits ; , second quality , 101 proof , Sl.ii' do lib proof. 81. jo. Alcohol. 183 proof , 83.10 per wine callon. Redistilled whiskies , Sl.00yt.50. . Cln , blended .5u@ P.OO ; Koiitucty bourbons S2.ooao.00 , Ken tucky nml Pennsylvania ryes , 52.00ao.50 ; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies , Sl.W33.oo. Hrandles , imported , & 5.00@S.50 : domestic , S1.803.00. Gins , Imported , 84.50 ( .JO.OO . ; domestic , 51.25 3.00. Champagnes , Imported , iier case. S28.oo@:33.00 : ; American , red case. § 10.00(810.00. ( liKAvy llAKnwAnE iron , rate 82.S ) ; plow steel specl rcast,4)ic'.crucible ) steel.'lHc ; cast tools , do. VJfiJli'o ; wagon spokes , pei set , 82.00 ( 3.50 ; hubs , per Bet , 81.25 ; tclloes. eawed dry , Sl.60 ; tongues , each. 8Ue : axeK. each. 73c : square nuts , per Ib. Ol71c : cell cnaui , porlb. OKfiJl"c ; milloablo,8 ( J10e ; iron wodKPi , Oc ; crowbars , Be ; harrow teeth , 4'ffc , spring steel , 7@9c ; Uurden's horse shoes , 64.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , * > .75. Harbed wire , In car lots , 54.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails , rates , lo to 50. SUO : steel nails. 82. o. ShotSl.35 ; buckshot , 81.CO ; ltazudpowaer. kegs , S5.1K ) ; do. halt kegs , 53.7.do. ; . quarter kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kegs , S2.lo ; fuse , per 10 feet. C5c. Lewi bar. SW Grocer' > Fjidt. PicKr.r.9 Medium. In bbls. 88.00 ; do , In halt bbls , 84.50 ; small , In bbls , 89.00 ; do , In halt bbK 85.00 ; gherkins , In bbls , $10.00 ; do , In halt bbls , 85.50. SutiAit Granulated , OV@OXc ; conf. A , fl@ flXc ; white eKtraC,5 % ( 5fc ; extra C , 5' ' < ( ! g 5Hc ; yellow C , 4Bi@47ic : cut loaf , 0 @ 0c ; powdered , OX"t7c. ' ' ' grades , 17K@lac talr , ic ; choice , Ufijl'.i ' o ; 'ancy"greeri and j-ollow. 'JU@ ic ; old rov- OANNEDGooDS-Oj'Stcrs.standard.percaso , S3.15Qi3.25 : strawberries , 2 Ib. per case. 82.30 ; raspberries. 3 Ib , per case , 83. 5 > ,2.4. . > ; Califor nia pears , per case , 84,50 ; apricots , per casj , 84.60 ; peaches , tx" case , 85.00 ; white cher ries , per case , 80.00 ; plums , per case , $3.50 ; blueberries porcase , 8l.b5 ; ore plums , 3 Ib , per case , 82.50 : piueapnins , a 10 , per case C3.20@5.5 ; 1 Ib mwjkerol. per ( | oz , 81.40 ; 1 ID salmon , perdoz , 81.50(21.5 * ) ; a Jo , goose berries , per case , 81.75 ; 2 Ib string beans , per case , 81. vn ; 'Jib lima beans , per case , Sl.fiO ; 3 Ibmarrowfat peas , porcase. S3. tO ( < frJ.50 ; 3 It ) early June peas , par case. 82.75 ; 3 Ib toma toes. S3. OfitfJ. 0:2 Ib.corn S2.4lMl3.f > 0. MATCHES Per caddie , 3jc ; square cases , 81.70 : mule * square. 81.au- STRUP No. 70 , 4-gaIlou kngs , 8l.a @i.o : : ; New Orleans per callon 880c ; inaole syrun , half bbls , "old time. " per gallon , 70c ; 1 gal lon cans , oor doz. 810.00 ; hall gallon cans , per doz. 85.50 ; quart cans , 83.Ga O ANDY Mixed. SJOllo ; stick. SJ Qg c. CRACKKHS Garneau's soda , butter and picnic. 5xc ; creams , 8 > ici ginger snaps , ax < s ; city soda. 7k. Dry ljuniticr. DIMINSIONS AND TIMBERS. 12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft ± 5 It 34ft 17.50 17.50 17.IW 18.50 IV.&O W.M 22.51) ) 2x8 17.HO 17.50 17.50 18.50 1U.5022.6022.50 ZxS 17.60 17.60 17.ro 18.50 IW.BO 23.60 K.60 tllO. . . . 17.60 17.60 17.50 18.50 19.50 22.50 33.50 2x12. . . . 1T.5J 17.50 17.50 18.M 19.50 22.60 22.60 < Xi-8x8 18.60 18.60 18.60 10.60 20.50 23 On23.00 | I1OAKUS. No. 1 , com , sis . 819.50 No. 2 , com , si s . 17.50 No. 4 , com , sis . 13.50 FKNCINO. No. 1,4 & 0 In , 12 & 14 ft , rough . 819.00 No. 2 , " " ' . ' " . 15.00 SIDINO. A , 12. 14 and 10 ft . 881.03 U , " ' " . 20.50 C , " " " . 15.00 D , " " " . 13.00 CKII.ING AND PAIITITIOSI. 1st com. , % In White Pine Ceiling . 834.00 Clear , * ( In. Norway Pine Celling . 10.00 A 6 Inch , white pine. . . . . . . t . 835.00 O " " . 20.50 E" " * ( SelFen'c ) . 19.50 STOCK BO AntJS. A121nchs. Is . 8 5.00 No. l , com. 12 in s. l g. , 12. A 14 . 20.00 " " " " 10 ft . 19.00 No.3 ' ' 12 , fe4ft. . . . . 18.00 16 U . 17.09 . 1st and 3d , clear , l incHs. 3i . 850.00 3d , clear , l Inch , s/3 845 1 > , 1H. 3 In 45.00 B select , 1 Inch , s. a a 30 ; 1 ,1 } , 2 in 37.00 POSTS. White Cedar , 6 In. , > $ s 12c ; 9 in.qrs..llo 11ATTKNS' I'lCKKTS. O. G. Batts , 2X In. . 70c ; Hx3 , s. 1 s . 4io ( Pickets , DandTH flat. . . . ? . 821.00 I.I ME , ETC. Qulncy white lime ( bcsj . 81.00 Akron cement . 1.65 Hair . 30 ' ' No. 1 , plain , 8 and loin' . . . . . 810.00 No. 1 , plain , and 10 In . 17.00 MORTH- WESTERN , RAILWAY. Th onry rostdtotake for DCS Molnef Mnr- hailtown. C d r Kaplda , CllnOn , Dlzoa , Chica go , Milwaukee and all points cast. To tbepoo- ole of Nebraikn , Colorado , Wjomlnr. Dt * Idaho , NeTi-da , Oregon , Washington and Cali fornia , it off r superior odvantaxes not poul- ble br any other Hue. Amonif few of the numerous points ) of su- perlorltr enjoyed by the patrons of this road between Omaha and Chicago , are Its two tratnl a day of DAY COACHES , which are the finest that human art and Ingenuity can create. Itl PALACBBLK8PINQUAH9 , which are modeli of comfort and elegance. Its PAIILOR DHAW. 1NO KOOM CARS , unsurpassed br aar. and Itl Widely celebrated PALATIAL DIN I NO OAKS the e < iual of which cannot be found elsqwhern At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union Pacific Rr. connect In Union Depot with those of th Chicago & Northwestern Iy. ( In Chicago th trains of this line make close connection wtU thnso of all eastern lines. for Detroit , Columbim , Indianapolis , Clncln nati , Niagara /alls , BuSula. Pltuburir .Toronto , Montreal. Doston , Mew YorK. Philadelphia BaJtlraor * . Washington and all points tm th < east , ask for a ticket rla thn "NORTH WBSTBBN. " It you wlsk the best accommodation. All tlokel agenU aafl tlcketl Tla this line. H.HUOHITT , B.P.WILBON , OsmL Mantfer , OeaL Paw'r Af at W. M. aABCOOE. ' L. R. BOLL , LINCOLN , NEB , Ten Hnllrotdj , nmt more are coming. 150 Trams Dully. Mute L'nlvorsltr. We lnyan University. State Cnl'l tnt. Mo t of the nu lnps I.on hive ilnubtoil In price In tbcliKlU iniiilh . Acre-l'iml , within S mllei of the city , lncr < M cd over two hundred percent. Lincoln l the err > ntp t Hullroad Ccntar of Its nee Inlhuworld , llrlik hlorkapu ? StoJUpcrccnt. Vnc.int on Imvonvcr.'iited 10) ) pur cent per annum on lift CUnTOlni iittro'atill trlhutlnz point. Homo whole- snip itp'ilori hnri ! m ute iirlnoulT forliiiipi. In nil direction * . lluslno" Ken- orally eoi > d. n inkers , retull merchant * , mechanics , 010.1 cctllrgrlch. _ CROPSEY & CO. A. J. . Itnom IS , Itlcliard * Cluck , eal Estate Agents & Loan Brokers Ilnvo for falo brick block ) , lm tncs < lot , nil klnd of reiilcjtnte. 1,2 , ft , 13 , SI , 40 , SO.WJumlCIOacra trans furras nnd cheap lnnd . MONIIV I.OANKI ) . ISVKST.MKSTS MAINS. IIEFKIIKNCKS ! Klrst iintl Lincoln Nation nankc.OoTornor Til nror , JmUo Cobli , UCT. llr. O. Crcluliton , lilncolc. Hemtor S. M. Cullom , llllno and Uenor.il lien , llir rls3i , In II in n THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES , OMAHA. IJU3IMY TIIA1NS. Runnlnc between Council Bluffs nnd South Omaha. In addition to the stations men tioned , trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty- fourth streets , and nt Summit , in Omaha. Wemwnrrt. CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE ChicagOiMilwaukee&SLPaulR'y ' The Btt Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE B.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun cil Bluffs Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids , Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madiion , Janesville , Beloit , Wlnona , La Crosse , Antt all other Important points Bast , Northoasl and Boutheiut. For through tickets call on the Ticket Agent at 1101 Farnam streetla ( Paxton hoteloral ) Union PaolAo Depot. Pullman Sleepers and the finest Dining Can ! the world are run on the mainlines of th CniCAQo , MILWAUKII & BT. PAur. UAII.WAT , and CT ry atteatlon Is paid to MWMniers by courteous employes of the company. K. UU.LBB , General Manager. J , Y. TUIMJU. Aealitunt Oensrai Uaxager. A. V. B. CAarsiiTSB , Qenaral PaweBger aad Ticket Agetrt. QBO. U. HBATTOBD , Assistant Qmral Pa * longer and Ticket Agent. J , T.OIU.HE.General Uuverlntendeot. Omalta Jobbers' Directory. Agricultural Implements. J Afirrtcnlttirnl Inipleinents , Wnpons , Cirrlagcs and titled ) . Jonr utrfct , , totwcen t'tli ' ana ,0iu.ilin , .N f. LIS1SGER ,6 METVALF CO , , Agricultural Implements , WRgoni.ri > rrlo . nugtlcs Hie. . Wholetalc. O-n ha. VA RLlXtOR E\DO U 1-\K JU It TIJN WholfMtcDr.iler * In Afrrtculcurnl Imploiucuts , ITflponnnnJ Hucelci. HH.UW.i'U nmlKiT , Jonfs st Artists' Matoriat. Artists' Mntorlals , 1'lanos nnd 2M9 Donctn * f trcot , dninhn. Builders' Hardware and Scales , Bnlldors'Hnrdwnre.V Sen lollppnh * Shop MechaulCB' Tool * ami lluirnln SraU-5. KU DouvluitU , Boots and Shoes. SEU'ED SHOE COMPANY. Manufacturer * ml WbolerntaDcalora In Hoot g nml Shoes , Complete rtook of Itiibtutr Onmli ulwnrB nn hind 50i ) 3. Hill t. , OiiiBlm , Neb. A. T. Auitln , Acont. lfr. MOltSE fC CO. Johhrrs of Hoots nnd Shoes. 1111 Furnsm et , Omnlm , Neb. Munufsctorj , Hummot Hrrrt. BoMiin. Wholesale Rubber Uooti and Shoes Itubtior nml Olk-il CUilhhu nuj R'lt lluott and Sliooa. Southcaiit Coruor HUi and Douglua. Sear. Agt. for Aiiheuaer-Biish Hrcwlny Ass'n Hlioclnl nrands. Faust , Iludwolier and Krlnnccr. STORZ 0 1LER , Lasrcr Hecr Brewers , 1W1 North l lh Street , Omaha , Nob. Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER , Tools and Supplier , Jausago CuBlngi o ( all kind * always In stock , lit ! Jonvi it.Omaba Coffee , Spices , Etc. Omaha COITGO nnd Spice Mills. .Oon'ces.Splcei. Uaklng Ponder. FliTorlurB tr ct § , Laundnr lllu * . Ink. Ktc. II It-It ) Banter ' GATES , COLE M MILES , Homo Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'fir Co. CotTpeRoaslcraand Spice Hrlndon. Mannfatturpri of lUklnx I'owdcr , FlatorliiK inrnct : . illulnk" . Etc. ' ' of l-n Homo lllend llonrted 'I'ry ono catr inir - > parknce OutToe. Md ilownrtl ft. . Ozu'bi. t. Cornice. 'EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , John Epenctor , 1'rop. Manufacturer of Galvanlied Iron an-J Cornice. 621 Hedge and IDS and 105 N. IQlh t. . Umabfc.Neb. JlUEMl'IXG C 110LTE , Mnnufactnrcrs of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Windows , F1nal , MeUllc8kyllgbt , etc. 3109. lit i t. . Omaha. WFSTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Specht , Prop. GnlTanlKd Iron Cornices , etc. Bpoct'n Improved Pat ent Mctallc t-kyllttht. M9 and till H. 121h Bl.nmhi > . Carpets. Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Rues , I.lnoleumi , Mattings , Ktc. Ull Donglai itrtfot. S. A. Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths , Mattlcf § , Curtain Goods , Flo. 1U3 Farnam street , Omalia. Nob. Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT , Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers' of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chlmnoje , etc. Office , 817 South lth et Omaha , Neb. Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY , Commission and Jobbing. Batter , Kggsand Produce. Consignments solicited. Headquarters for Stoneware , llcrry Boxui and lira 110 Baskets. 14U Dodge ilreet , Omaha. PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fruits , I'roduco and Prorliloni , Omaha , Neb. W. E. MID'nELL , Storage and Commission Merchant. Specialties nutter. Ezrv Cheeso. Poultry. Uatne , Ureters , Ktc. , Ktc. Ill Soutn lllh street. WIEDEMAN tC CO7 Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , Butter , Game , Fruits , etc. 220 8. 14th it Omaha. Neb , Coal ana" Lime. Uio. h. IAiiAcii. l'r s. C. r.GoonuAX , V. Pies , J. A. BU.NDkKi.AHD , Sec. and Treas. OMAHA COAL , COKE di LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal , m South Thirteenth Street , Omaha , Neb. , / . J. JOHNSON HI CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. And Pnlpners of f'oal and Coke. Cement , Plaster , Umo , Hilr. Klre Brick. Drnln , Tlla nnd KewerPipo. omce. Paxton Hotel. Fmniam st. , OHM ha , Ni.b. Telephone Sll. Confectionery. l > FAY jr Manufacturing ; Confectioners , Jobbers of Fruits , Nuts and Clsars. 1211 Farnam St , Omaba. Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER fi CO. , Johbers of Cigars , Tohacco , Gnni Bud Ammunition , 21S to 223 8. lllbst. , 1010 to 11T ! KarniMQ St.Omtlia.Neb. WEST ( C FR1TSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Cipars , And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Not. 10 ! and 11(1 ( N. Mtb struct , Omaha. Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH ,6 CO , , Dry Goods , Furnishing1 Goods ANotiona 1101 and 1104 DouKlm , cor. 11 tb St. , Omaba , Neb. Distillers. Distillers of I.lquore , Alcohol and Spirits. Importers and Jobbers of Wlntiurnl Liquors. WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLS' CO. and ILER < t > CO. , Importers and Jobbercof 1'lne Wines and I.lquorm. Bole m nuf eturor of Keanedf's Kill India lilt- t r > and Domollc Liquors. 1112 llnrnwy Ht. Drain Tile , Etc. A. U.BACK , Pro * . J.W.Hrnrnnn.8oc.ATr is U. J. CAnsoN , V.l'rci. and Supt. THE UNION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO. , Office 213 P. llth St. . Omaha. Neb. Mnchlnerrnnd Supplies for Manufacturing Cement Drain Tflo. ELEVATORS. W. Honr.its , D. S. llAnitirscit Pros. KSTAni.isnEii 1875. Vlco-l'rea. OMAHA ELEVATOR and GRAIN COMPANY. Johhors and Storcra of Grain. Bblp.nenti ot ilunlers fcolioltcil uml Biulnfactlon tjunrnnlouil , Omalia , Nob. Furniture. Wliolcsulo Dealers in Furniture. Farnam St. . Omaha. Neb. CHARLES S HI VERICK , Furniture , Ileddingr , Upholstery , Mirrors , etc. 120C.H06 and 12111 Farnam st , Omitha , Q mafia Jobbers' ' Directory. Groceries , AmL/ Vholrsalo Groceries and Provision- , N03.TlV-.707.7CTandilP.10tliyt.Oni ) ha.iUll. * McVORD , BMADY ,0 CO , , Wholesale Grocery i INh nml I.rATennorlh ttt.Oranhft. Hardware , LEE , FRIED P CO. , , Jobbers of Hardware nnd Nnll , ' Tinware , Hh el Iron , Kfo. Agouti for Itows Sc.lJlL ami Miami ruwdmV.Omnlia.Nub. j * w. .r. BROATCH , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Stool , prlufo , Wason Clock , Ilirdinrn Lumber , vie. Mt ml Ull llarncy M. . Omaha. " EDNEY r aiuitON , Wholesale. Iron and Steel , WjsonnndC rrlflRo Wood Stock , Itcarjr HiMnar * Ktc. HIT mid I2I LfKTenworlb. St. , ( Unarm , Neb. " MILTON" ROGERS cO SONS , Stoves , Ranpt's , Furnaces , Tiles , ' ' Mautlci.Urnto , DrunKloodn. U2I and 13U F rns bltrct. Iron Works. I'AXTON i Iron Works , Wroneht and C'nrt Iron Building Work , Iron PUIr * 1 Ulll 11 1 ! , m > xnis nml Ulrilvrs , Sionui Kniilnui , Drii < Work , Unnural ( foundry , Mnchlno and HUcksnilHa Vork. OHlc an J yyorlm. . ! ' . IQ.imdl'th ttieet. T % II. MrMANtra. ( ! . St ) U.IVAN. " OMAHA WIRE cP/KCKV H'ORKSl Miinufactiirnrs of Ire and Iron Knilinpg , Desk Rail * Vlnilnw Ousrdu , Finn or Ptandu , Wlro Signs , Kt 1.IN. l < ilh. OrdPm hy mall promptly Httendedt * . < Lumber. OMAHA TIMBER co.t Do.ilo' All Kinds of -I Jtuildinir Material at Wholesale. ' 13th HtrBot anil Union Pact .o Truck. Omaha. " " LOUIS BltADFOltD , Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash , Doors , Utc. Tnrd > Corner Tth and Douglas ! Cornel Vth nnd Douzlns. J CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , J 11 B. llth > tr ct , Omaha. Nab. T.Colpetior , ManagOn Lumber. 13th and California Htrocti , Omaha , Ntb. FRED W. 01tAT , Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc. Cor.Cthand Douglai ill. , Omaha. NoX 1TOAGLAXD , Lumber. T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , To Dealers Only. Office , 1403 Farnau itrcet , Omaha. 9. R. LEE , Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpels and Parquet Flooring. Bill and Douglat Omnba. * JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , " \ Wholesale Lumber , Etc. ' Imported and American 1'ortlind Cement , fitntf Agent forUllwaukco llTJrnullc Comcutand lien ( Julncj Whltcl.lrue. , Life Stock. " " UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , . Of Omaha. f jf,1 Limited. John F. Bojrd , B'jpcrlntopdgnt , f " * Lire Stock Commission. - ] M. BURKE C SONS , ' , Jj. . Live Block Commission. ' . 8Tv ( _ Oao. Iluikc , Manager < r c' Union Stock YardB , B.Omaha. Telephone 6B . ja ( SAVAGE .K G'REEN ' $ ! K Live Stock Commission Merchants , BhlpmcnUof on ; and all klnda of Slock tollclted. Union Stocli Yanl . ( unnhn , Net ) . Millinery and Notions , I. OBERFELDER A CO. , Imporleraand Jobberaof Millinery and Notions , MIS and 1215 Harner Rt. cot , Omaba , Neb. Motions. T. JiOBINS'6 N NOTIOJr CO Wholeiale Denlori la Notions and Fttrnishinp ; Goods , 403 and < K > 8. Tenth Bt. , Omalia. Overalls. CANJFIELD MANUFACTURING } . COMPANY , \ Mannfactnrera of Overalls , / leans Pants , Shlrti , Etc. 1102 and 1104 Doujlas StreeV Omiihn. Neb. , Paper Boxes " J. L. WILK1E , . If annfucturer of Paper Boxes , , . Umatia , Nabraika. Urderi br malln iiBd wllir MlT r pipl atteotlon. t Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Book Mukevai , > And Book lllnders. KM und 10H Kouth Kourtoant * itre t. Omalia. Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. DatleralnTjpe , Prcnei and Printers' HupplUs. 601 feoutli Twelfth Street. Pumps. BROWNELL C CO. , ManufRCturon and Dealer * In urines , Boilers & General Machinery tiliet't Iron work , Htoum 1'umpr. H.nr Mlllj , Aon * Sbaftlnir , Dodga Wood split Pullar * . Ualtlov. oto , Alsowacons , serapers.and balatUa , Ult-in5L . tenwortli t. Omaha CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , "Wholesale Pumjis , Pipe , Fittings , > BUamand Water Kuppllos. Ileailqiurturs IVr Mail Koost Co'a Uoo > ls. llliraruam t. , < lniuliii. Neu. U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMf COMPANY. Dalladar Wind illlis ; ricnm and WMer Rupplleaw PlumblniiOood . Helling , llo c. I'W ' nnd UJJ fur- Dim si. , Omnlm. H. K. Kelton , Manager. Telephone No.i'lO. A.L. STRANG CO. , Pumpn , PipoB and Kiiplues. Bteam. Water , Itallwar and llllllnu Huiinlicg. EU | MO , vaandlBi Karnam t..Oamlni , Nel. . Safes , Etc. P. BOYER J5 CO. , Agents for Hull's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and llurx'ar ' Proof ( Ufoi , Time l/icki , Vtult * and Jail Work , lin ) Knninm trc ei Oumlia , N b. G. ANDREEN , , Omaha Safe Works. Uanufacturersof hTround IlarirlarProof Satci , Vault UoursJnllWorkHhutter > and Wlru Work. Cor. , lHbandJuckiuuBtB.Omahu , Neb , V Sash , Doors , Etc. M. A. 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