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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1887)
* | r 11 THIS OMAttA DAILY BEE , ; , FRIDAY. JUNE 3. 1887. 3 LICflT TRADING IN WHEAT. Bat Very Little Business Dane in Any of tin Options. THE PRICE OF JUNE PEGGED. Speculation In Corn Active lint at Ixiwttr I'rlcesTli.in Wednridny Onti BrinpatlilzR Wltti Corn Market Quotations. CHICAGO PUOnUCK MARKET. CHICAGO , Juno ! ! . ( Special Telegram to the Hin.1 : Tlicro was llijlit trading In wheat to-day , though there was more than usual cxcltnmcnt In the pit , and the uiarKct throughout was nervous. Juno was lirmly held , but the tendency of later futures until Into was toward lower prices , and the 1 o'clock closlncs were below those of yester day for the whole list exceot the "clltjucd" month. The outsldo markets were all weak and lower , and a bearish sentiment xecms to govern at this time. The Atlantic port clearances show up lan'c. Juno wheat opened up at M.fc ) , advanced to fa'Jjtfc , settled back to BOJfc , and remained oe gud at about b'JXe during the latter part ot thu lontf ses sion , resting at that li 'uro at 1 o'clock. No very largo amount ot business was done In Juno in the pit , though there was more or less uosslp In circulation of private settle ments on a basis ot faOftiUKc. Yesterday 400,000 bushels sold for May weio settled prl- vatcly on a basis of S9c for St. Louis ac count This sort of thing Is doubtless KottiR on to a considerable extent In June * , but to _ what extent there Is no means of knowing. July opened at bGJJc , sold up to bOc , and declined to WJfc , and closed at the bottom. August ranged M , ' < c HlpM , and b3 @SXc ! low , and September b OtSJ c. the 1 o'clock prices being at tlm lowest point. The clique was conspicuously out of the market to-day. In the .speculative mailtet for corn to-day there was quite aetlvo trading , a liberal busi ness bolng tiansactcd by room trai'ers.and ' on orders. Most of the scalping crowd went homo long of the market last night , but the weather conditions and receipts did not ap pear favorable for a bull turn , and so thcio was a very general desire to unload. Thu increased olTerlngs hnd a softening elTect , and after a pretty linn start the market weak ened , the 1 o'clock quotations for leading fu tures being } { ( $ % c under yesterday's clos- Juno closed at37Xc , August tit40 > .fo and September at 414lJ c. Oats displayed lair activity In a specula tive way mm the market sympathl/ed more or loss with corn. The feeling early was one of strength , but the opening prices wcro not maintained and the 1 o'clock closing was rather easy at substantially the same range as was current last nlirht. July closed at lOXC ! 26Xc on the split , alter selling off from 2Ccatthe opening to2Ge. August sold from " 6 > fc to'.MJ c and closed on the split , with September quoted steady and un changed ul'M .c. The provision pit Is still a quiet section o the lloor of the board. A little more than the usual interest was developed to-day , bu the Improvement In this respect was duo more to the stronger tcellng prevailing than to any special Increase In trading. Lard closed practically at yesterday's prices. Jun pork was lirmly held at 823.00. In both Ian : nnd short ribs July , August and Scptembei were the leading deliveries. The casn prod net was In bettor request , llo s were In Rood supply and linn for heavy otTcrlnira. AHTKH.VOON SKSSION Wheat was higher , Juno bU.Kc , July WWc , August 83Kc. Corn was firm. Oats were steady. Pork was quoted at 823.00 for June , with other deliver ies nominal. Lard sold htrong. July 0.55 , August 80.G5 , September at S0.75. Uliort ribs closed 2'c higher , or at S7.32K for June , 87.27KQj7.30 tor July , 87.40 for August. CHICAGO lilVE STOCK. CHICAGO , Juno 2. [ Special Telegram to the IlKE.l CATTI.S The receipts to-day were moderate and for the week show n de crease of 8,600. This Is why prices are stron ger and the only reason , though there Is just a little better outlet on the coast. There was a goodly attendance of buyers from all points and the market was again higher. Prices to-day were about UStitoUo above the low point of last week. This represents unite sharp advances , and as It has been pretty well announced through the country there Is dan ger of the market going wrong acaln. Prices will Improve with anything like rea sonable supplies. Shipping steers , 1,850 to 1.500 IDS. . 84.4004.00 ; 1,1200 , to 1,850 Ibs. , 84.10 (34.75 ; ttVJ to 1.200 Ibs. , S4.00@4.40 ; Mockers and feeders , 9-.50Ct4.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed , l.75@uo : ; "bulk , f3.GO'J3.00 ; Texas grassore , 83,750:100 : ; fed cattle , S3.30 4.10. Hogs The market was active , with little or no change in prices as compared with yes terday. All the packing linns were buying , and there was a talr shipping demand. At the close , however , there was less strength than at the opening and quite a number were carried over by speculators. Common mixed sold at 84.80Q4.85 ; bust mixed , good butcher weights and assorted heavy , 4.0.rxil5.10 ; light sorts sold all the way from 84.50@4.S0 ; York ers , | 84.70 < ; { 4.SO , for lGO@ltl ) averages , closely assorted. _ LIVE STOCK. Chicago. June 2. The Drovers' Jour nal reports as follows : Cattle Hecclpis. 0,000 ; strone and 5@10c higher. Shipping steers , 84.CKX34.UO : stack ers and feeders. 82.50(34.00 ( ; cows , bulls and mixed , 1.75@3.75 ; bulk , S1.75Q3.70 ; Texas cattle , 83.75(34.10. ( Hogs Receipts , 20,000 ; steady ; rough and mixed , S4.fiO4.9. ; packing and shipping , 4.B5@5.10 ; light , 4.55Li.75 ( ! ; skips , $3.00c ( } 4.40. Sheep Hecelpts , 0.000 ; dull and S@10e lower : natives , 3.l5Lf4.50 ( ; western , 83.50 ® 4.45 ; Texans , 2.75@4.75 ; lambs , 11.00(25.75. ( National Stock Yards Ka t St. Lout * , III. , June 3. Cattle Jtecelpts , 2.000 ; shipments , 3,400 ; active and stronger ; choice heavy native steers , I4.45@-1.CO ; fair to good shipping steers , S4.00@4.40 ; butch- ersrsteers , fair to choice , I3.70Q4.25 ; feeders , fair to good , 83.104.00 ; stockcrs , fair to good , 2ilO ® 3.00. Hogg Hncelpts.ROOsblpments ; , 1,000 : easier knd weak : choice heavy and butchers' ( elections , 84.tsV34.95 ; packing , ( air to good. I4.70ft4.so ( ; Yorkers , medium to prime , 84.50 84.C5 ; pigs , common to good , S3.70@4.40. Kansaii City , June 2. Cattle Uocelpts , 500 : shipments , none ; strong and a shade higher for good shipping and dressed beef ; common to choice , $3.50 ( 4.25 ; stockers and feeding steers , S2.COi,75 : ; cows , S2.00@2.75. Hoes-ltecelpts , 0,000 ; shipments , 4,000 ; Itroug and higher for irood to choice : com mon to choice , 14.15(34.70 ( ; skips and pigs. | 2.80@4.00. FINANCIAL. NEW YOIIK , June a. [ Special Telegram to the UKK.I STOCKS The stock mnrkci was very soft to-day. London prices came In M < 3K Per cent lower all around , and the bears seized the opportunity to depress th < market by offering some of the unsupported stocks down. Fort Worth & ' Denver City gold off sharply , and a drive at 'Pacllio Mai ! carried It down 3 per cent lllchinoud Ter mlual dropped IK per cent , and all the fane ; itocks were dropped K@l per cent on selling orders. The story was current that Uouli was very 111 , and another that be was nbou to start on a trip to the south. An attemp was made to raid Gould stocks on thcsi reports , but not much of a decline was sc cured. There was a good deal ot talk abou light money , but the best Informed house : advised their customers that there was noth Ing to fear from this source. The Granjen broke In sympathy with the rest of th market Northwestern , however , was hel very steady , In anticipation of a very favoi aolo statement to be submitted to the directors t10 ors at the annual meeting unlay. On tin start It was reported that the surplus for th year would amount to 83,000,000. At nee the market steadied. The boars , bowovei wcro greatly elated at the break In price is nnd claimed that tired holders would now t compelled to liquidate , and that a lowi market was likely to be made after to-daj The pressure of long stocks carried ever y.y thing down until within half an hour of tt ll 8e. whea covering by uhorta caused a fra tlonnl rally , There was no news of a bearish nature , and the belief was that the market was forced down by soiling orders ot bears , aided by stop orders from timid longs. The close Wns unsettled at nearly the bottom prices of the day. The total sales were about 000,000 shares. UovKnx.MKNTS Government bonds were dull but steady. YESTUnnAY'8 OUOTATION-3. U S. C's 1C t NV \ 125'iJ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' If ! S. 4'a'coii'poti ! 129 1 'do pro'fcrrod. . . . 1 Y U. 8. 4k'8coup..lO' > HN. : Y. C 113 PiicilctVsot ! "J5. . usi'fO. ' II. &N 103 . Canada South' ! ! . . C3'd'O. T. .W * Central Pacific. . 4'J ' 1'aclllcMnll 52 } < Chicago A Alton.151 ) ! . , I ) . AH 37 do preferred..ir.3 il'tillman 1'al.Car.lM,1 C. , 11. AQ 148 lKeadlni , ' filj < 1) . , 1 * & W 13S-V Kock Island 130 1) ) AU.O 81 % St. L. AS. F. . . . 41 Jf Krie B4' ' < do preferred. . . . 81-'if do preferred. . . . 7ix : C. , M.ifcSt P. . . . 2K Illinois Central. . 127 do prof erred. . 124 ] f 1. , II. .t W 23 St 1' . A O K. & T : \ \ * tdo \ j referred..Il."i5 < Laki ) Shore l 7f Texas I'acilic. . . . 83' ( J > . AN G7U Union Pacllic. . . . Gltf Michigan Cent'l. . lUJflNV. . St. LAI' . . . . WV ) ; Mo. rncllle 109 do preferred. . K % No. I'acilic 32J < W. U. Telegraph 77 do preferred. . . . W\ * Assessment paid. MO.NKY os CAM , Kusy at 40 per cent ; last loan 4 pur cent , closed olfered at 3 per cent. PltlME McItCANTII.E I1 A PE It 5QO per cunt. STKIIM.VO ExciiAXon Dull and steady at S4.S5K for sixty day bills , and 84. 0 for dotnaud. 1'ItODUCU MAUKUT. Clilcnuo , Juno 2. Following quota tions me tin ; 2 : ! > o closing figures : Flour Firm and unchanged ; winter wheat Hour , 84. @ 4.30 : southern , 54.10(34.20 ( ; Wlhconoin , 84.20@4.W : Michigan soft snrlnihuat , S3.70(44.30 : Minnesota bakers , $3.7 < ) C ! 4. : ) ; patents , 84.50354.Sd ; low grades , Sl.C.j.y.r. ! ( ; rye dour , quiet at 83.23Q3.4U ; In sacks and barrels , 8.ftjH.70. ) Wheat Active and unsettled ; Junnopened K higher and closed Jc above yesterday ; July opened a shade higher and closed about the Fame as ycsteulny ; cash , fcUc ; July , bO.Yc : August , bii ; . Corn Fair trade reported ; ruled firm early , became weaker , and closed Jfc under yesterday ; cash , : i7 c ; July , 3'J c ; August , 40 13-16c. Oats Firmer and { @ ? ( higher ; cash , tfe ; July , 209-lGc ; August , ' . Jtyo-Dull at 5lc. llarlcy Nominal. Timothy Seed Primp , 81.7S@UO. Flax Seod-8t.U > i. Whlskv-Sl.10. Pork Unchanged ; cash and Juno , 823..V ) . Lard Moderately active and stead v ; cash , 80.45 ; July , * G.55@0.57K ; August. $0.05. Bulk Meats-Shoulders. 55.0005.705 short clear , S7,50@7.55 ; short ribs , 87.25. Butter Firmer ; creamery , 14@l7c ; dairy , 13M1CC. Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars , 8j/ ( < ? 8J/c ; Hats , 8 ( < iSKc ; young Americas , b } ( MUc ; skims , 3Q4c. EKKS Vmn at HU@12c. llldes-Uiichangellieavy ; green salted 7 fc ; llitht do , 7fiSc ( ; salted bull hides , Gc ; green salted calf , o ; dry flint. 12C4ite : ; dry calf , 13il4c ( ; deacons , 40coacii ; dry salted , lOc Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 3 ? c ; No. 2,2Jfc ; cake , S OS'fc. Kecolnts. Shipments. Flour , bbls 9.COO 22,000 Wheat , bu 191,000 5,000 Corn , bu 202,000 339.000 Oats , bu 107,000 151,000 llye , bu 1,000 4,000 Barley , bu 3.000 11.000 Now York. Juno 2. Wheat Receipts. 101,000 ; exports , 319,000 ; spot lots declined X@c { and options K@Jc , closlnc steady with a reaction of X ( ' ? ( ic ; ungraded red , USj.Cc No. 1 red , 93 > fc ; No. 3 red , 94Mc ; No. 2red , Cc In elevator , 97K@)7Jfe ! ) delivered , OTifc Ireo on board ; July , closing at 05 > fc. Corn Kecelpts , r.1,000 ; exports , 117,000 ; spot steadv but moderately active and op tions steady ; ungraded and mlxi'd,4G < ( ' (4Sc ; No. 2 , 4GK@4To In elevator , 47Xe alloat ; July closed at 47Kc. Oats Hecelpts , 71.000 ; exports , GOO ; white , M@Kc lower ; mixed , steady ; mixed westeru , 8lcoiJc ; No. I white , 40c. Petroleum Firm ; united closed atC2 ? Pork Dull and weak. Lard A trlllo stronger and moderately ac tive ; western steam , spot , SG.SO. Butter Dull und barely steady ; western , fresh , 12@l7c. Choose Dull but rather weak. i Firm ; demand lair , western , fresh , Milwaukee. Juno 2 , Wheat Strong cash , 83Uc ; July , 84 : September , Corn Firm ; No. 3 , ! JO > c. Oats Easy ; No. 2 , white , SOc. Kyo-Dull ; No. 1. 57) < c. Barley Lower : No. 2 , 50c. Provisions Quiet ; pork , June , ? 14.00. Cincinnati , Juuo 2. Wheat Ea'ler ; No. 2 red , b7@88c. Corn-Firmer } No. 2 mixed , 40WJ < c , Oats Easier ; No. 2 mlxc'd , yji&iti'fa. ' Hye-Qulet ; No. 2 , or * . Pork-Quiet at $15.00. J ard Firmer at S0.0. : ! WhlsKy-Firm at 1.05. Minneapolis , Juno 2. Wheat Weak No. 1 hard , cash , 80) < c ; July , 8l ? c ; August 83c ; No. 1 northern , cash , 70 } < c : July , to < o August , 82c ; No. 2 northern , caoh , 78 > fc Jnly , 79c ; AuRiist. 81c ; n track , No. 1 hard , 8lWc ; No. 1 northern , 80MC Wc ; No 2 northern , 70 } 3SOc. Flour Dull ; patents , 84.45 4.50 ; bakers' , J3.50Q3.GO. Koceiots Wheat , 125,000. Shipments Wheat , 47,000 bu ; flour , 15.KOC bbls. bbls.Kt. Kt. Loulfl. Juno 2. Wheat Quiet und lower ; cash , 87c ; July , 8f Xc. C orn Easy and lower ; cash , ST.-i'c ' ; July Oats-Dull ; casb,27tfS27 ( c ; July. 33c. Pork S15.00. hard-86.20@C.SO. Whisky-Steady at 81.05. Butter Steady ; creamery , 14@17c ; dairy , Afternoon Board Wheat , higher : July , S3 @ 83Kc ; Auuust , 815 @ 81c , Corn , barely scady. ; Oats , nothing doln ? . Kaaia * City. June 2. Wheat Steady ; No. a red. cash , 71c bid ; August. fiTWo bid. Corn Steady ; No. a cash , 31 c bid , 81xo asked ; July,82Xc. Oats-2S c asked. New Orleans , June 2. Corn Dull , weak and lower : mixed , 51351 } < c ; yellow , 63 < 354c ; white. 55a56c. ( Oats-Dull at 36 > 36Xe. Corn Meal-Dull at 82.35@2.40. UOK Products Dull and unchanged ; pork , 810.0. I.ard-Ilefined tierce , 56.37K. Bulk Moats Shoulders , 85.80 ; long clear and clear rib , 87.35. Liverpool , June a. Wheat Firm and demand fair ; holders oiler sparingly ; red western , spring , 7s 3d@7s 4d per cental ; winter , 7s 5d7s 7d per cental. Corn Steady and demand fair ; now mixed western , is Id per cental. OMAHA. LIVB STOCK. Thursday , June S. Cattlo. The receipts of cattle were extremely Ilcht today. There was i very fair demand for good corn-fed steers , and owing to the light run and the favorable reports iroui eastern markets , the market hero advanced lOc. The market Is now fully 20 to 25c higher here than It was a week ago. The mn of hogs was liberal today , and In addition to the fresh receipts there were 15 loads of stale hogs , making a total ot over G.WJ hogs on the market. The market opened uctlvti with a good demand for good heavy hogs , nut the buyers were very slow to look at the light and light-mixed loads. A very few of the lirst and best loads sold brought about yesterday's prices , but the general market was 5c lower on heavy and lie ) lower on light and rough hogs. Although there are a good many very good hogs com ing In , there ) are also a good manv light and sklpy hogs that go very slowly. The market closed early with everything sold. Sheep. 10 There was nothing doing on the market. Id ir- Receipt * . t- Cattle. 20C lioga 5.20C lien Prevailing Price * . Showing the prevailing prices paid for llvo slock on this market : , Choicesteors , 1300to 1500 Ibs..84.1004.23 bo Choice steers , 1100 to 1350 Ibs. . . 4.00(3UO cr Fat little bttwrs 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 8.05&3.U5 cry. Extrachoicecowsand heifers. . . . tt.25M3.39 Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . a. 15/33.SO yhe Common to medium cows. . . . . . . . 3.00M3.10 he Good to choice bulls. . . . . 2.7.Vi3.2.1 ic- Light and medium Itogs Good to choice heavy hogs 4.50M.CO ( Good to choice mixed hogs 4.30&4.45 Representative Hales. STHEUS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. C. . . . U7U 175 10..118J 4.17K 1..11SO 3.75 1C..127S 4.20 10..10HS 4.10 20..1178 4.20 14..1079 4.10 17..1337 4.3' 1..10501.10 20..1 i'J 4.25 COWS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 2. . . . MX ) S2.M ) 4 . . . N 83.00 1. . . . 7tO 2.75 1 . .1000 3.00 WKqiKUN STEEItS. Xo. Av. Pr. 49. . .1409 81.15 DULLS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1..1810 53.00 1..1TW ) S3.25 MIXED. No. Av. Pr. 10..10J1 3.15 ST QS. No. Av. Pr. ! ! . . . . 1'JIX ) S3.00 nor.R. No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr. 75..159 J51.2J OS..270440 84.4) 78..214 SO 4.25 72..21 13) ! ) 4.15 ( VS..243 2S ) 4.2. * . bO..249 100 4.45 77..1M ) bO 4.25 00 . . .2)4 ) 40 4.41 ? OS..214 4.30 75..254 bO 4.45 70..210 400 4.0 ! ! ( VI..S51 100 4.47 77..I9i 120 4.o : ; rM..2iii r.'o 4.w U3..107 100 4.W OS..2IW KO 4.50 70..213 40 4.35 00..271 40 4.50 74..210 100 4.S5 OK..257 40 4.50 bC..21.'l 120 4.35 01..257 40 4.W 77..2-JI 4.Ci : 01..209 1IX ) 4.50 70..201 -I3 00.50 bO 4.50 fcO. . . . ! > 7 40 4.l"i ! 04.'iM 40 4.5'J b2..xos bo 4s : ; ca..soo 40 4.50 50..2J5 4A5 01..217 bO 4.50 70..U24 40 4.35 bO..259 210 4.50 79..210 bO 4.35 74..251 40 4.50 59..230 bO 4.iK ! Oi..2..8 120 4.50 77..227 200 4.10 0l..2li : ItiO 4.M ) 09..2o : ; : KO 4.10 O4..2.vi wIM CO..210 KO 4AO O9..2 ( 120 4.50 72..228 4.10 5-I..299 bO 4.52J 71..241 4.40 07..291 100 4..V. Ob..218 80 4.10 59..2HU 210 4.55 G0..25 : ! 4JO 75..201 4.55 05 . . .251 200 4.4(1 ( 57..2111 40 4.55 CS. . . . . ! 4.40 01..279 40 4.55 59..217 120 4.10 00..29 120 4.55 70..3J7 SO 4.40 70..2S5 40 4.55 72..2.M ) 120 4.40 00..29S SO 4..5 O4..2i8240 440 O2..2b0 4U 4.55 OS..237 40 4.421 * 03..259 bO 4.110 OO. . . . ! ! . ' ! ; ) 4.15 5S..29I 4.00 01..245 40 4.45 72..250 120 4.00 78..2.-X ) 120 4.4 > ( K ) . . . . 274 120 4.110 70. , .2 0 W ) 4.45 53..312 100 4.00 75..WI 4.45 C5..2S5 4.00 04..233 120 4.45 57..279 100 4.00 03..535 200 4.45 04..283 40 4.00 00..210 4.45 Live Stock Buhl. Showing thu number of head of stock sold on the mat ket to-day noos. Anirlo-Amerlcan Packing Co 4,203 ( } . 11. Hammond is Co 307 Lipton 775 Squires & Co 55 Chicago Packing Provision Co 590 Other buyers 107 Total 0,303 OATTI.I : . G. 11. Hammond it Co 13S C. Burr : > Local 19 Total I'JO Shipments. Showing the number ot cattle , lie s and sheep shipped Irom the yards during the day. CATTLK. No. cars. Kt , Dcst. a C. B. &Q Chicago lions. 10 U. 1 lolint 3 N. W Chicago 3 C. U. A (2 Chicago 1 . .U. 1. Stewart , la All sales otstoclc in this market are made perewt. llvo weight unless otherwise ) stated. Dead hogs soil at % a per Ib. for all weights. "Skins , " or hogs weUhiug less than 10J IDs. no value. Prugnunt sows are docked 40 lus. audstagsSO Ibs. by thooiibllo Livestock Notes. Cattle higher. Hogs 510c lower. Light hogs slow sale. Everything sold out. Good heavy hogs sell quickly. Mr. Paris , bookkeeper for Keenan A lion- cock at Chicago , Is heio. W. L. Nash , Kearney , was at the yards and marketed two loads of hogs. T. J. lilckey , anew buyer In the now town of Urotna , came In with a load of hogs. Fremont iloy , Silver Creek , an old shipper to tliebO yards , was hero with a load of hoes. John K. Stewart , a well known feeder , was here nnd sold a load of cattle of his own feed' Ing- IngMr. Mr. Ellis , of the firm of Wlnholtzcr A Ellis , Oileans , was in and marketed two loads ot hogs. hogs.W. W. U. Ellis , Friend , came In with a load of cattle of his own feeding , which sold on the market. J. K. btowart , Friend , was In and sold load of 17 corn ted steers that averaged 1337 at $4.25 , the top price , E. M. Lipsoy , a well known stock man o Lincoln , was here and topped thu market with a load of liiG9 pound steers. E. M. Klchardson , with Palmer A Klch- inond , llvo .stock commission men , of Chicago , was among the visitors at the yard.s P. Unltt , Seward , one of the heaviest cattle shippers in tlm state , was In with a load o hogs , lie saye ho will come here with all his cattle as soon as the new packing house is running. Thomas Mortlmcr.the newly married mem ber of the linn ot Wood , Bancroft A Co. , Madison , well known feeders and shippeis , was In looking over the yards and took two loads of stockcrs home with him. Emli ; Ingwersen , cattle buyer for Swift & Co. , has returned to buy cattle on this mar ket , lie has orders to buy as many of their kind of cattle as are offered at the market price. These cattle will be shipped to the Swift packing bouse in Chicago until the house hero Is ready to slaughter them. Mr. Ingwersen made himself very popular during his stay hero a few months ago and his le- turn lias given general satisfaction. OMAHA WHOLitisALB MARKETS General Produce. Thursday , JuneS. The folloimna prices arejor ruund tots o produce , a * sold on me market to-atiy. BUTTKII Butter continues to arrive In very liberal quantities and far In excess of the demands of the local retail trade. Local farmers and dairymen are bringing In a great deal of choice butter , which they sell direct to the retail trade , and this cuts otf lust so much from the commission houses. The great bulk of these receipts Is selling at 10@12c , with the greater proportion at the K'bS price. An occasional package of the best Is sold to the retail trade at 13(3Uc ( , but It has to bo strictly choice to bring that price. The shipping demand Is good and the ship pers are able to keep the market cleaned up and prevent any accumulation of stock. EGOS The receipts have been a little more liberal this week In proportion to the de mand than last week. The prevailing price has been lie thus far this week , but stocks bare been moving a little slow with a ten dency to accumulate. Yesterday there was a weak feeling on the market and a good many dealers were looking for a decline. To-day , however , the receipts were heavy and eggs were selling generally at lie. with round lots at 10 > { c. There are a gooi many stale eggs received and shippers would do well to candle their eggs and thus avoid paving ex press charges on stock that has to be thrown away on Us arrival. CHEESE. Full cream rheddari , single , 14o ; full cream flats , twins , 14o ; Young Americas , 14Wc ; fancy Swiss , 18c ; Swiss , Imported , 25cLlmburger , 15c ; brick , 15(3lGc. ( BuANs.-Inferlor stock,75c@S1.00good ; clean country , 81.00Q1.25 ; medium , hand picked , 81.4W9l.50 ; hand picked navy. 81.50C41.GO. LIVB Poui/riiY The receipts of chickens are not heavy and the market is linn. Old fowls of fair size sell readily at $3.25@3.50. There have been no spring chickens in of any account this week. Good sized sprlnc chickens would sell well. A few small ducks were received and sold at 3.50 per dozen. POTATOES. There IB a strong demand for old potatoes but very tow coming In. On ac count of the scarcity of new potatoes , old potatoes are still higher than last week. Good stock , sells quickly at 8l.OOQl.10 per bushel. New potatoes nave advanced on ac count of the scarcity and there ara very few to be had at / price , Hjpme grown , 81,00 < 3 1.10 ; new potafofa her bbl , & < X > < 80$0 , ONIONS. There lias been no material chance In market slncqla t week. New southern omims per bhl , Jl.500j5.00 ; now BOiithnrn , * bush , crates , Sl.50. CAIIIIAOK. The market Is about cleared np of all slock. California cabbage , new per Ib. 3Vc. Ni'.w VKOKTAIIM : * . Local gardncrs are now supplying the demand for most kinds of vegetables , such as top oulofis , rniUslic ? , lettuce - tuco pie plant and ticatsi and there Is not much salu for stock of tlijtt kind shipped In. Pens am being sold by tlio ifardners direct to the trade at about ? t.0p tor bushel. Top- onions , per dobunche.s 10Q30c ; radishes , per doz bunches 10m ! > 0c ; lettuce , per do/ bunches , 30@35c ; pieplant , fcer lo. lla'c ; cu cumbers , per doz , GO < jl7ici ; wax beans per two-thirds bushel box , S2.50 ; string beans , per two-thirds buMiel .mix , 81.25 : cauil- llouer , per doz. 81.&fri-.TO ; new southern beets , per dozen bunches , SOc. LKMO.N8 Keports tiom New \ ork Indicate that the cheap lemons have bemi mostly worked oir and that there Is a demand for good keeping stock. Prices them are ad vancing. The market licit1 Is nboiit steady with an active demand. Messina , choice , per dobunelir.s g4.WOf5.00. OitANOKH The season for California oranges Is rapidly drawing to a close and only a few more cars am ovneotrd to arrive. Mediterranean sweets 83.50Ttfa.75 ; Mi-s- slna Imperial , lanny. $4.a.XiN.50 ; Ulversldi- . 8l.2.XiTl.50 ; Taper Kinds , S3.50Los ; Anseles ; S3.25Q3..V ) . bTHAwiiKiiniKs The recelots ha\e aver aged a llttlo iinovcn this week. On Wednes day thev were very heavy. Thnsu sold early In the morning went at S7.oOyi8.00 per stand for cholco .stuck while later In thu day In older to close out oinu sola as low as S'l.co per stand. Yesterday tlm ircelpU wore light nnd hardly equal to thtulumnnd. To- dav pooil stock Is moving at S .OO per stand. CIIIKIIIS ; : : There Is n fair supply on the maiket and the average price lor 10-10 boxes Is S3.50. BANANAS Thcio Is a fair supply of choice large ImiH'hos on tlm market. Largcbiinches , per bunch. S3.00S ( 1.50. ToMA'ions There are a fnw soutliprn tomatoes on the maiket ; 10-lb. boxes , Sl.oo. I'ltovi-sioNs. Ham , 12c ; broaktust bacon rib. 10 ; biiMkfast bacon , plain , lOJ c ; drv salt sides , bJ SJf ; dili'd beef , reztil.ir . , lOCj 11 ; dried beef , ham pieces 13c ; lard , 50 Ib cans , o ; < c ; lard , 20 Ib cius Fairbanks , 7c : lard , 10 Ib cans F.ilibanks " ' < , c ; laid fl Ib cans. Fullb.tnks , 7'fc ; laid , 3 Ib cans , Fair banks , 7 > ( dc. General Market * . Hiurels , per gallon ; Furni ture , extia , SI.10 ; lurnltnre. No. 1 , Sl.OO ; coach , extra , SI. 10 ; coach , Xo. 1 , S1.20 ; Da- mar , extra , SI.75 ; Japan , 70c ; asnhaltum , extra , b5c ; shellac , fr3.50 ; hard oil finish , Sl.50. Dr.v PAINTS- White lead , 7c ; French /Inc , 12c ; Paris whiting , 2 > c ; whiting , gilders , 2Jfc ; whiting , com'l , Ijjfc ; lampblack , Cer- ! manstown , 12c ; lampblack , ordinary , 8c ; Prussian blue,55c : ultranmiine , Uc ; vnndylcu brown , be : umber , burnt , 4c : umber , raw , 4c ; sienna , burnt , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4c ; Piuls ereen , genuine , 25c ; Paris green , common , 22c ; chrome green , N. . , 2Uc : vcrmlllion , American. Ibe ; Indian , raw and bin nt umber , 1-lbcans , 12u ; raw and burnt sienna , 12c ; Vandyke blown , 13cj refined lamp black , 12c ; coach black and ivoiy black. lOc ; diop blnck , 10e ; Prussian blue , 40cultramailne ; black. 18c ; chronic grccniL. , M. * I ) . , 10 : blind and shutter green. L. M. As 1) . , lOc ; Palis green , ibc ; Indian icd I5c ; Venetian rod , 9c ; Tuscan , 22oAmerican ; vermillion - million , L. A : 1) . , 20c : yellow ochre , 2c : L. M. it O. D , Ibc ; good ochre , ICc : patent dryer. 8c ; graining color , Unlit oak , dark oak , walnut , chestnut and ash.TJc. Dinuis AMI CiiKMicrAV.s. Acid carbolic , OOc ; acid tartarlc , .We ; balsam copaiba , per Ib , 50c ; bark sasafrass. per Id , lOc ; calomel , per Ib , 7Sc ; ehlnchoniilla , pero/,40cchloroinrm ; , per Ib , 50u ; Dover's nowilers , jier Ib , $1.25 ; upsom salts , perlb , 3Kcjglycerine , , pine , per Ib , 30c ; lead , acetate , perlb , 21c ; oil. castor. No. 1 , per gal. Sl. . " > 0 ; oil , castor. No. 2 , per gal , S1.40c ; oil , olive , per sal , Sl.50 ; oil , oiie- aiirnun. 5c ( ) ; opium , S l.fiO ; quinine , P. it W. and It. ifcS. , per : 07 , 70fl ; potossium , iodide , per Ib , 5f3.50c ; salicln , per 07 , 40c ; sulphate morphine , per 07 , S3'25 ; sulphur , per Ib , 4c ; strvchnine , per o81.20. . PAINTS IN On-Whlto Und , Omaha , P. P. , OJ c ; white lead , St. LVmls , pine , 7c ; Mnr- sjilles , green , 1 Ib cans , 2o : French 7.inc , green seal , 12c ; French1 zinc , red seal , lie ; French zinc , In varnish asst. , 20c ; French 7.lnz , 75c ; verinillioii , English , In oil , 75c ; red. lOc : rose pink , 14ctVenotlan ; red. Cook- son's , 2J-ic : Venetian'red. American , lj < c ; red lead , 7Wc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c : chrome yellow , K , 12c ; ochre , rochelle , 3c ; ochre , French , 2Vc ; ochre , American , IJ c ; Winter's mineral , 2' < ; c ; Lcnlgh brown , 2ic ; Spanish brown , 2 } c ; Prince's mineral , : tc. Si'iniT.s Colocno spirits , 188 proof , 81.10 ; do 101 proof. 81.13 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof. 81.10 ; do l&S proof , S1.09. Alcohol , IhS proof , § 2.10 ner wine gallon. Red dis tilled whiskies , Sl.0n@1.50. ( iin. blended , S1.59@2.00 ; Kentucky Tiourbons , 82.00@000 , Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes , S2.0D ® 0.50 ; r.olden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies , 81.50@3.00. Brandies , Imported , S5.COM8.50 ; domestic , S1.30@3.00. ( iins , imported , S4.50 ® 0.00 ; domestic , Sl.iTO.SOO. Champa nes , im ported , per cnso , S28.00@3S.OO ; American , rod casp. SIO.OOWVHH ) . HIDES Orcen butchers. 5J @Oc ; green cured. 7c : dry flint , HCJl2c5 drv salt , 10c ; reen calf skins , Sc ; damaged I ides , two-thirds price. Tallow 3c. Grease Prime white. He ; yellow , 2c ; brown , l e. Sheep Pelts. 25O75C. j1 HEAVT HARDWARE iron , rate 83.70 ; awed dry , 8l.t,0 , ; tongues , each. SOc : axels , each. 75c : siuare nuts , per Ib. Ola71o ( : cell cnain , per Ib. 04 } < ai3c ; rnalleable.saiOc ; iron wedces , 6c ; crowbars , 6c ; harrow teeth , 4Yc , spring steel , 7@9c ; Burden's horseshoes , $4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes. $5.75. Barbed wire. In car lots , ? 4.00 per 100 Ibs. Nails , rates , 10 to 50. S'V.'u ' : steel nails. 82. 5. Shot,81.33 ; buckshot , 81.00 ; Hazard powder , kegs , 85.00 ; do. half kegs , S3.75 ; do. quarter kegs , 81.50 : blasting , kegs , 53.10 ; fuse , per 10 feet. CSc. Lead bar. 813 ( Jpoccr'g List. PICKKI.S Medium , in bbls , 87.00 ; do In half Dbls , 84 00 ; small , in bbls , S8.CO ; do , In half bbls , 84.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , 80.OJ ; do , In half bbls , 85.00. SUOAH Granulated,6Xf36Xe ; conf. A,6r ( $ ; white extra C , 5J < ( 5fc ; extra C. 5 } $ < a ; yellow C. cjflc e ; cut loaf , % @ % ; powdered , CK@fc. CIKFIK : Ordinary grades , 1920c ; fair , 2Kfl c ; prime. 22@13 ; choice , ! U < 34 ; fancy green and yellow , 20@21c ; old uovernment Java , 23(3'toc ( ; interior Java , lK ! 2c ! ; Mocha , 23@24c ; Arbuckle's , roasted 27c ; Mc- LaiiL-hlln's XXXX , 27 0 ; Dllworth's , 27c ; Red Cross. 27 } < c. MORTH- ra WESTERN W ' RAILWAY. Th only road to take for DCS Molnes Har- thalltowa , Cedar JlaplcJi.xriltOn , Dlzom , Chlca- to , Milwaukee and all points pant. To tbe peo- pis of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoralna" . Utah. Idaho , Neraxla , Oreiron , Washlnirton nnd Cali fornia , tt offara superior advantages not possi ble by any other line , i Among few of the numerous ; point * nf su periority enjoyed by the patrons of tbli rood between Omana and Chlcajro , are 111 two train ) a day of DAY COACHE9 , which are th * finest that human an and Ingenuity can create. Itl PALACKBLKIPINOCAItS.whlati are model ] of comfort and elegance. Ha PA HLO H I ) HAW. I NO KOOM CARS , unsurpassed by any , and Its widely celebrated PALATIAL DIN1MJ OAHS the equal of which cannot be found eltowhem At Council Bluff * th * trains of thoUnlon Pacific liy. connect In Union Depot with Ihos * of thu Chicago * Northwestern lly. In Chicago th trains of tkls line make close connection wltb those of all eastern lines. For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis. Cincin nati , Niagara/alls , Buffalo. Pittsburgh/Toronto , Montreal. Botton , Mew Vorc. Philadelphia , Baltimore , Washington and * J > points IB thi east , ask for a ckt via thn _ ' NOHTII WESTBBrJ. " If you wish the best accommodation. All ticket agent * * * U tickets via this line. H. HUOHITT. B. PWILBON. . QML ManswOT , nenL PS'r Agent " 80' " W. M. BABOOO * ' "V . B9LL.S , Wra Agent. City PaMTr Agnt. Omaha , Nebraska. LINCOLN , NEB , Ten Ilnllroaus , nnd mora arc coming. ISO Trains Dally. Stntc unlvcrsltr. Wcslojnn Unlvcrilty , State tnl. Mo t of Iho nnclnp" I.ot < hive doitblotl In price In thotnutU inoiitlu.crol.imt. . wltliln'J lullci of the cltjr.lnrrencil orcr two liunilrnl percent. Lincoln l the Krpiti > t Knllmut Ontor of ll nee In Uin wurlil. llrlrk lilork < piy ; 8 toJIporrrnt. Vnount oUhavcTVonccil lUJ per cent per annum on lint ' , n srf'al iU trllintlnir point. Some whale- r.iloilonlrr < li.ivo mule iirliH-clT Mrtiino. . Hnlliline'ifH'nB n ilnull illrei'tloii' . Ilii'lne" aon- orally nonet , ll.mn Jf * . retail inoich.inls , mechuiilri , etc. , tc OROPSEY & CO. A. J. . Itooni .11 , Itioliardo IlUtfk , eal Estate Agents & Loan Brokers HBTO for snlo Iirlck block ) , biifiiic ? lot . all kinds of roil ejtnte. 1 , Z , 5 , 10 2J , n ) , 0 , V-M anil OU acre tracts larmi and elicap lanil . MDNIIV I.OANii : ) . INVKST.MKSTS MADE. HKF IKINCIS : : ! First unit Lincoln Natl nH k , ( ; overnor Tlmyer , JuiU'O Coljb , Hc7. 1) r Crclittilun. Ma colci Sonito1S. . -M. Culloni , 11 and ( lenoral Don. II irrlion , liullann CHICAGO SHORT UNE OF THE The Best Route from Omaha and Council Blurt's to E3.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun cil H hills Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapids , Rock Island , Frceport , Rockford , Clinton , Ditbiiquc , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , Janesville , Htloit , Winona , La Crosst , And at ! other Important points Bast , Northcnit nnd Southeast. ForthrouRh tickets call on the Ticket Agent At 1401 Farnam street , ( In Fazton hotel ) , or at Union I'aolio Dopot. I'nilmrin Sleepers and the flnast Dining Cars ! the world are run on tbe mainlines of tha ClIICAOO , Mlt.WAUKUK & ST. PAUL UATLWAY , nnd every attention Is paid to paMeagcr * by coui-t ou employes nf the company. It. Mttt.EB , Qenenil Mamwrer. J , F. TaoKCit , Asslftnnt QenertJ Mansrer. A. V. H. CARVENTUII , GenereJ PaMemger and TiPkot Agent. Gno ; ; . Hr.AFTonn , Assistant Qcoeral sender nnd Ticket AKOIII. J. T. CLAKK. THE RAILWA1TIME TABLES , OMAHA. Arrive Leave Omaha Omaha UNION i'AOIFJO. Depot 101U and Pierce sts. 1'acltio Expicss 7fiOnm : 8:20 : pm Denver Express 5:20 : pm 10:5.5 : am Local Express lliOOiun , 5:05 : pm Except Sunday. 13. & M. K. II. H. Depot lotli and I'aciUo'sts. ' MallandExprosa fi:45pm : 10:00 : am Nluht Express 10:00 : niu , 7:45 : pm O. H. & Q. K. U. Depot 10th and I'liolliost' ) . Mall and Express 0:20 : am 0:00 : pm Chicago Express b:40 : am K. C. St. J. < fc C. H. Depot 10th and Pacllic st Mall 7:0ripm : 8:10 : am Express 7:00aui : 8:50 : pm C. St. P. M. A O. Depot 15tli and Webster st. Sioux City Express " 4:45 : pin 8:15 : am Bancroft Express 10:40 : am * 4:45 : pm Jilalr Passenger 7:40 : pin. 5:35 : pm Except Sunday MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot 15th and Webster at Day Express 6.a-amil:10 : am Night Express 5:3U : ptu 0:10 : pin Lincoln Express 11:10 : am 0:10 : pm DUMMY TRAINS. Kunninc between Council Bluffs and South Omaha. In addition to the stations mentioned - tionod , trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty- fourth streets , and at Summit , In Omaha. Wcmward. liroad- TransOmaha. . Sheel'ys Stock way. fer. Yards. 6:15 : 0:27 : 6:35 : 6:40 : C:47 : 7:05 : 7:17 : 7:25 : 7:40 : 7:47 : 8:05 : 8:17 : 8:25 : 8:40 : 8:47 : 0or : U:17 : 0:25 : 0:40 : 0:47 10:05 : 10:17 : 10:2,5 : 10:40 : 10:47 : 11:05 : 11:17 : 11:25 : 11:40 : 11:47 : 13:05 : 12:17 : 12:25 : l'J:40 : 12:47 : 1:05 : 1:17 : 1:8.1 : 1:40 : 1:47 : B:05 : 3:17 : 8:25 : 8:40 : 8:47 : S:05 : 3:17 : 3:40 : 3:47 : 4:05 : 4:17 : 4:25 : 4:50 : 4.ri7 : 5:15 : 6:23 : 5i2 : 5:45 : 5:52 : G:15 : 6:23 : OKJ : : 6J7 : : 7:00 : 7:11 : 7:18 : 7:32 : 10:06 : 10:12 : 10:20 : 9:08 : 0:15 : 10 A5 10ii : ! 11:20 : 11:32 : 11:40 : 1U45 11:53 : 13:05 : COUXCIIi . , i heave Arn v CONNECT1MQ LINES Transfer Transf | depot | depot C. K. I. & P. : 7:15am : f : i5ain AH Trains run Uaily. 9:15 : a m 5:25 : p m 6:40pin : 7:00pm : C. A N. W. . . . . . 915am ; 9l5a : m AH trains run dally. ] 640 ; p m 7:00 : p in C. D. & Q. AH trains run dally. . . . ] 9:35am : 9:15a : m 0:35p : m 7:00p : in C. M. & St. I' . All trails run dally. . . . . J 0:15am : 9:15ara : 0:40p : m 7:00pm : K. C. St .1. & 0. Except Saturday. 1000 ill 10:35 : am tKxcopt Monday , 5:30 : pm W. St. I , . 4 P. AH trains run daily 215pm ; 12:15 : pm AUtrJnsrunVflr. . 7:05 : a m : am 6:35 : p m bfiOpm ; Ofnafia Joiiars' Directory Agricultural Impltmtntt. "vlluTtCiYlLL 1A KKEX , Wbot * ! lK' k r In Agricultural Iniplcnicntii , AVa ons , C rl ftrj ud llniili < > . Jones itrcot , txtnveu Mb nil ICtb.Oiimha , N t > , L1S1XGEH .15 METVALF CO. , A ricultnrnl Implements , \VngontC rriiuo . llugulf s. Itte. . Whol lp , Om h . Wholcialo Dealers In Agricultural Implements , tVmton an < r niif | > lc . jPI.HM.Mi anil 107 , Jonei it Artists' MaterTaT. A. 1WSPE , Jit. , Artists' Jtnterinls , Pianos and Orpnns , UI3 liovislnd f > lrectOm h . Builders' Hardntart and Scales. Buildcrs'Hanlware&ScaloKepalrShop Mech ulCi'Toul ml IlulTalo Sf lo . 1106 Dougliti IU , . oimlift. Nfb. _ Boots and Shoes , " ' UAX'n SHOE COMl'AXY , llanufacturtri mil Wboleinlo Doalon In Hoots nnd Shoos , Compli'to ftock of Rubber OmuU clwayi on hind tcv S. Utli t.Umnlii , Ni'h. A. T. Auitln , C co. Jobliera of Jiools nnd Shoes. lilt K niMU it. , Ouiahit , Neb. Manufactory , Snmmot itrf tlli ton. Z. T. \Vliolosnlo Rubber Hooti and Shoes Kuliliur niul OIU' < 1 ClmlilMK "IU1 Felt lluoll Hud bhoo , SoutUeaat Corner UtU und Bear. At. { for Anlieuser-Uush Brewing Ass'n filicclal llramU. r u t , Hudwelier and Krlanirer. STORZ C ILER , linger Beo.r Growers , 1M1 North Iflh Street , Omaha , Neb. -Z.X.- Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLElt , Butchers' Tools and Supplies , Jausago CmlDR ) ot all klndi lw jiln itock. 1115 Jone. ft.oiuaha Coffee , Spices , Etc. ' CO. , Omaha Corrvo and Spice Milln. , _ .OorToo < , Spleen. Il klni ! rowder. nnvorlnc _ trcti , Laundry Illue , ink , Ric. 1IU-1C llnrrer Cornicn. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , John Epencter , Prop. Manufacturer of nalvanltod Iron and Cornice. Dodge and 103 and lOi N , 10th it. . ( ) mah . Neb. UUEMl'ING BOLTE , Manufacturer ! of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer WlndoHi , Kinal .Met llc6kjrllnht , tc. 310B. Ut'i it. , Omaha. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Specht , Prop. OalTanlted Iron Cornlcoa , etc. Bni ct'nlmproTCd Pat ent Motallo Skrllgbl. M8 and MO H. I'-'lli at.malia. Carpets. CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Linoleum * , Mnttlnga , Kip. Ull Doiiglai itrect. Wholesalo'carpets , Oil Cloths , Matllnf i , Curtain Ooodi , Elo. 1U3 Xarnara btreet , Omaha. Neb. Crockery and Notions. w. L. WRioirr , Agent for the Manufacturers and Importer * of Crockery , Glassware , Lampi , Chlnineyi , etc. Office , 117 South llth it. Omiba , Neb. Commission and Storage. D. A. 1IURLEY , Commission and Jobbing. Bntter , Ecus and Produce. Consignment ! solicited. ileadquarteri for titonewaru , Horrjr Bozoi and Urape llaiketi. Ull Uodgeitreot , Omaha. RIDDLE M RlltDLE , Storage and Commission Merchants , Sueclaltlei Butter. K ir * . Chceso , Po Hry , Oame , Oysfrs , etc. , etc. 1128. lllh St. PEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Frulti , Produce and lroTliloni , Omaha. Neb. 'IEDEMA N tSt CO. , Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , llutter , Uanio , Kiulti , etc. 230 B. mhlt. Omaha , Neb , Coal ana" Lime. QIo. r.LAiiAiin , I'rei. C. F. SOODMAN , V. Prei. J. A. KONDEUI.AKD , Bee. and Treat. OMAUA COAL , COKE d ) L1MJE COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 303 South Thirteenth Btreet , Omaha , Neb. , T. . / . , / /O//XSOAr : CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime. And Phlpperi of Coal and Coke. Cement , Plaster , Urae. H lr. Flro Brick , Drain , Tile anil Hewer Pipe. Office. Paxton Tfotot. rarnam it. , Omaha , Ntib. Telephone Ml. Confectionery. Mannfactnrlnjf Confectioners , Jobber > of FruUi.Nnti and Clf ait , Ull Farnam Bt. Ouaba. Cigart and Tobacco. WAX MEYER < C CO. , Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco , Ouni and Ammnnlllon , Hi to 123 B. lltbit. , 1CBO to 11)24 ) Farnam it. , Omiha , Neb. WEST < FRITSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Nos. IM and 110 N. Ula strict , Omaha. Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH d5 CO , , Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglai , cor. 11th St. , Omaha , Neb. Distillers. Distillers of Liquors , Alcohol and Rplrlti. Importer ! anil Jotiberiof WlneiaoJ l.lijnari. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS' CO. and ILER < CO. , Importers and Jobber ! of Fine Wlnei and Liquors. bolemanufiietureriof Kenned , ' ! Bait India lilt- ten anil Uomeitlo I.lquori. Ill ] llarney HI. furniture. DEWEY "dTiiTONE , Wholesale Dcalei a in Furniture. Farnam ft. . Omab * . Neb. CHARLES SIllVERWK , Furniture , HotUliiiK , Upholstery , Mlnori , etc 1206,1208 and 1210 Farnam it. , Omaha. Groceries , PAXTON , GALLAGHER H5 CO. , Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , Noe. TU.TOT , 1W ana 711 H. 10th Ht , Omaha , Neb. McCOltD , UMADY ft ) CO. , Wholesale Grocers , l.'ln and Learennortb n.Ora lui. Hardware. B CO. , Jobliern of Hardware and NallH , Tinware , Hheet Iron , Ktc. Agenti for Howe .Sculei , ami Miami FuwJerru.OmahaNib. w. j. B'ROATCH , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , Springs , Waion Stock , Uardwaro Lumber , etc. 1299 and Ull llarue/ . , Onmtia. EDNEY 0 Wholesale Iron and Ktcel , Wacon and Carrlaie Wood Block , Heary Hardware , Etc. UlTaiiU Wi Lcavenwurtbit. , Ou > aba , Neb , Omalia Jotters' Directory. ROGERS , r SONS , Stoves , Ranfires , Furnaces , Tiles , Mantlci.U rates , llratinoods. lai aud 1313 Farnui Btrwt , iron Works. Jr c riE Iron Works , Wroiifht and Taut Iron nulKIInu Work , Iron "Inlrs , llalllnit. llenuis and ( llnlert , steam Knulncs , llram \Turk , utnpral ITounilrT , Machine ami lllnrkKnilttj \fork. UBlce an 1 Works. H. I' . Uy.and Kill meet. II. K.SAU'YKlt , Mann rapturinprDonliT in Smoke Stacks , lltltchlivTnnk , nil ( Icnc'nl llnllor Itoiinlrlnir , I.Ui Hiiniilaotri'ot.Oiii.iliii K. II. MrMANim. r SDt.J.tVAMT" OMAHA WIRE .CJHOX WORKS , Hiinufiicturcn of Ire and Iron Knllini's , Desk Rallfl , Window ( luard * . flower Staniin , Wire Slum , Hlo IS.1N. UHh. Order , hr mall nnmiptlr atlcndodl * . Lumber. OMAHA T .UMBER CO. , Dealc' . . All Klmliof nuildtnir Material at Wliolesnlo. tli Street and TJnlon Pueino Track. Omaha. " 7.0 U IS BRAD FORD , Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash , DOOM , Lie. Vanli-Cornrr'th and Douitlai ! Conier Vth and Douzlai. " CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , 81 1 S. llth itreet , Oiuaha , NebF. Colpctier , Mannpor. C. Lumber. 13th and California Street * , Omaha , Neb. JltEDW. Git AY , L umber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Kto. Cor.Ctb and nouglai its. , Omaha. Nu ) . ItOAGLAND , Lumber. 2' . W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , To'Dcnlers Only. Otnee , 1403 Farnaru street , Omaha. CXLtS. R. LEE , Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpeti and Parquet Flooring. 6th and Dooglal Omaba. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. Imported and American Portland Cement RtatC Agent for Milwaukee Hydraulic Cement and Beit Wulucy WhlteLltnc. Lire Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Bord , BuperlntccdOat. Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE C SONS , Live Stock Commission. Oeo. llurke , Manager Union Btoet Yards , B. Omaha. Telephone M2. SAVAGE < C GREEN Live Stock Commission Merchants , iblpments of anr and all klmls of Stock solicited * Union Stock Varda. Omaha , Neb. Millinery and Notions. I. OBERFELDER C CO. , Importers ntid Jobbers of Millinery and Notions , s 1215 and 1216 Hnrncj fH.cet , Omnha , Neb. 1 Notions. f. T. "JiOBiNSOXr'OTIOJf - CO. , Wholeialo Dealori In Notions nnd Furnishing Goods , 403 and 403 B. Tenth St. , Omaha. Overalls. Jfcwu COMPANY , Manufacturers of Overalls , ' ( an ! Panti , Shirts , Etc. 1102 and 1101 Douilas Street. Omaba , Neb. Paper Boxes ,7. L. WILKIE , Manufacturer of Taper Boxes , B.HthSl. , uaitaa , Nakraska. Orders br mallii ll lt ana wlllraotlTlnroaipt attention. PAPER CARPEXTER PAPER CO. , Wholesale Paper Dealers. 'urry a nice stock of Printing , Wrapping nnd Writ * 1 7 paper , Hpcrlul uttcntlon itlven to car load or era. which will bo ililpped illrnct from mllla. All rdcrs will iceclTO pcrsonnl at'entlon. Woifiiar- untee gooil goods anil low prleoi. Ull und 11119 Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Book Makers , And Uook Hinders. lOi nnd 108 fiuuth Fourtoanth itreet. Omaha , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary PiibliHlinrs. Dealers In Typo , Preises and Printer * ' Hupplles. (09 South Twelfth Street. Pumps , BROWNELL C CO. , Manufacturera nnd Dcftlcru In. iifirincs , Koilcrs & ( icncrnl Mncliinery Sheet Iron work , Htc/im I'umpr. Saw Mills , Acin * bhaftlnti , Dodge Wood npllt Pulloja , Ueltlnic , ( , Aliowaioni , icraptn.and&aletlei. Ull-Uuliea > TenwortnsU Oniaba ( CITURCniLL PUMP CO. , 3 Wholesale Pumps , ripe , Fittings , 3ij Btcarn and Wiler _ 8uppll i. Headquarter * fur MaH "H KooitCo'i Uoo < ll. 1111 faruam it. , Oman * . Neti. U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY. DalladaTWInd Illlis : nteam and Water SnppllM , flumblnc Uoods. Heltlni , lloie. Kl and WU Far nam st. , Omaha. H. K. Felton , Maaa er. Telephone Nu. 210. A. L. STRANG CO. , Pumps , PipcH ami f'nprincs. team , Water. Ittllwar and Milling Hnpullcs. EM WO , m ana 4 Farnam St. , Uoiaha. Neh. . Safes , Etc. P. BOYER C CO. , Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock CO.B' rtre and llurslar Proof Safes , Time Locks , Vault * _ and Jail \York. V l t'arnam street Omaha , Neb. _ C ? . ANDREEN , * Omaha Safe Works. tlanufaetnreriof Dre and BoreltrProof8af s , Vault Doors , Jull Wiirk.Hhuticrs nnd Wlro Work. Cor. lliu and JackaonUts. , Omaha , Nab , Sash , Doors , Etc. M. A. DISBROW .15 CO. , Wboleiale Manufacturer ! of Sash , Doors , Uliiuls and Monldlnjrs , llrnneb oMce , UlU and liard its. , Ocsb : , N-b. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.t Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Mould'jiKS.Stalr ' Work and Interior Ilurd Wood rinlskj Just uueued. N. B. cor. 8th and Omaba , Neb. RUPTURE CURED. r.y Dr. 8nedlker'i method. No operation ! No Pilnj Kn licti-ntlnn from tuilnuii. AitauteJ to children as well as itrown people. Hundred ! uf autoiMpa , | injiiUI < n i Hl Ml n in MM i.'iu./o > 1 1 li tlal. LUNbULTAllOV I'UEB. i-itor. \ . i . COOK , Room (1 ( , 1.11-1 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb. WoodbridgeBrothers S'J'ATK AGENTS Hll Till' . Decker Brothers OMAHA , NEBRASKA.