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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1888)
' * * " ' > " - ' It qSijPP nllS SiigPf " * ' fHE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 24 , 1888 , I ki , I3.TIX34.96 : tprlne , $1.75(33.00 ( : rye flour , | 3.8A < g3.10 per bbl ; buckwlicat flour , I5.00W0.75 per bbl. Wheat Moderately active but weaker ; opened about "fo under Tuesday's oloso and closed K@'clower ' than Tuesday ; cash und March , 75u ; May , 7iXo. ! Com Moderately active ; opened easy at J < @X ° 'Iccllno and cloned X@c lower than Tueffday'a close ; cash and March , 46 } < c ; May , BOVc. Oats Easier and K@ c lower than Tues day ; May , SOXc. Rye Quiet at COc. Barley Nominal at 77Q60C. PilmcTlmothy-2.44. Flaxccd - 1.4.r . Whialcy-tl.15. ni'ork Averaged lower ; cash , tl3.80 ; May , U.OO. short clear , $7.1K8.CO ) ; short ribs , IT.'JO. Uutter Quiet ; creamery , 21' @ 2 cdairy ; , SOWOk ; . Cheese Firm and higher : full cream cheddars - dars , ll@UKc ; flats , ll { @llXc ; young Americas , t2K@llc. ! Eggs Unsettled ; fresh , 17@18H'c. Hides Unchangedgreen ; hides 5 } < ogreen ; frozen , Tic ; heavy green salted , 0 % ; light green salted , (5 ( % ; salted bull , 5)fc ) ; green bull , 4 c ; green salted calf , 8c : dry flint and dry calf , l @iJc : : branded , in per cent off : deacons , 80c each ; dry salted , llc. ) Tallow In fair demand ; No. 1 , country , solid , 4 < { c ; No. 2 , 8i : cake. 4j c per Ib. Receipts. Shipments. Flour , bbls 48,000 90,000 Wheat , bu 27,000 1 ,000 Corn , bu * . .271,000 125,000 Oats , bu 224,000 04XO ( Uyc.bu 0,000 3,000 Barlcy.bu 42,000 4 ,000 Ijlvrrpool , Feb. 23. Wheat In poor de mand ; holders offer freely ; California , Cs 7d per cental. Com Dull and lower ; now mixed western , 4s 0) ) d per cental. St. IjoulH. Feb. 23. Wheat Lower ; Whisky-1.0l. ! Butter Crcumery , S4@30c ; dairy , 18@ 2ic , Afternoon Board Wheat , easier ; March , 80c bid ; May , 8IM < Corn , lower ; March , 45c bid ; May , 4na@W c. Oats , barely steady ; May , 2 Minneapolis , Fob. 23. Wheat Lower ; receipts for two days , 490 cnrs ; shipments , 120 cars. Closing : In store No. 1 hardcash and March , 70u ; May , 78fc } : No. 1 north- northern , 75J e ; No. 2 norlheru , 73@7I Flour Unchanged. Milwaukee , Fob. 21. Wheat \Vcatt ; cash , 7514c ; March , 75o ; May , Corn Dull ; No. 8 , 4 c. Oats Neglected ; No. 2 white , 32 , Rye Quiet ; No. 1 , OlJ c. Barley Steady ; No. 2 , 75c. Provisions Easier ; pork , February , 113.75 @I4.K ( ) . Clnclnnntl. Fob. 23. Wheat In fair de mand ; No. 2 red , Stic. Corn Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 52c. Oats Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 33 0. Hyc Sternly ; No. 2 , lii : ( < 2Hc. ( Provisions Pork dull af$14.50 ; lard lower nt $7.55. Whisky-Steady at $1.09. Now Vork , Fob. 23. Wheat Hecelpls 18,700 ; exports , 28,000 ; cash steady ; options declined % @ % c , from which there was no material change , closing heavy ; ungradet red , 89 @ 'J24'o ! ; No. 1 red , nominal , 03c No. 2 red , 88Kc store and clevalor , 8'JX(3'JOi ( delivered ; March closing at 83c. [ 1 Corn Uecolpts. 24,000 ; exports , 28,000 options closed at lowest on a decline of % ( < i , lc ; spot declined } e ; ungraded , MOJOle ; No 2 , March , closed at 58) ) e. Oats Keceipts , liiTi.OOO ; exports , 1,000 fairly active ; ) f Xo lower ; mixed western l'Xil)40e ) ( ) ; white western , 40@4'ic. Coffee Spot , fair ; Uio , weak and nominal options active , unsettled and decidedly lower ; sales , lGO,7fiO bags ; February. $ H.b5 ( $12.00 ; March , fll.05@11.00 ; April , $10.80 ® 11.35 ; May , $10.l:0@ll.5 : ; Juno , 10.75@11.05. Petroleum Steady ; united , 8'J ' c. Eggs Quiet and easy ; western , 20@ Pork Firm ' ; now mess quoted at $15.25 O15.BO. Lard Lower and dull ; western steam , 8)Ot ) , $3.07 . Butler Steady ; western , 14@30c. Cheese Steady ; weslorn , HJirt ( > 12c. Kansas City , Fob. 23. Wfieat Weaker ; No. 2 soft , cash , 78 ! < , 'c ; May , Titjjjc asked. Corn Lower ; No. 2 , cash , * % asked ; May , 45c. Oats No. 2 , May , 30c asked. New Orleans , Feb. 23. Corn Quiet and steady ; white , CO@Ulc ; mixed , Olc ; yol- " ' ' "o'ats Easier ; No. 2 , 39@40c. . Corn Meal Firmer at $ J.852.00. Hog Products Quiet and steady ; pork I14.62U ; luru , $7.25. Bulk Meats Shoulders , $0.20. MVK STOCK. Chicago , Fob. 23. The Drover's Journal reports as follows : Cattle Ueceipts , 0,000 ; market strong and prices steady ; ' steers , $3.00@5.35 ; Btockcrsand feeders , $2.45@3.70 ; cows , bulls and mixed , tl.blXu3.10 ; Texas cattle , $2.50@ 4.00. 4.00.Hogs Kccelpls , 10,000 ; market steady ; 1 mixed , $5.05 ( < J > 5.40 ; heavy , $5.30@5.05c ; lighl , $4.t5@5:25 : ; skips , $3.25s34.85. ( Sheep Uecelpls , 4,500 ; market steady ; natives , $3.50i ( 550 ; western , 4.25@5.40 ; Texans , $3,00@4.75 ; lambs , $5.00@U.30. National Block Yards , East St. Ixiuis , Fob. 23. Cattle Ueceipts , 1,000 head ; shipments , none ; market steady ; choice heavy natlvo steers , $4.30Q5.20 | ; fair to good native steers , $3.80@4.35 : butchers' Bleers , $3.10ig4.10 ( ; slockcrs and feeders , f2.00@3.20. Hogs' Receipts , 3,000 ; shipments , 000 ; market slow ; choice heavy and butchers' se lections , $3.50V4,50 ( ; packing , $5.0005.30 ; light grades , $4.80@5.05. Kansas City , Fob. 23. Cattle Receipts , 1,700 ; shipments , 440 ; market linn and steady ; good to choice corn-fed , $4.40@4.80 ; common to medium , $3.20@4.25 ; feeding steers , $2.75@3.45 ; cows , $1.50g3.15. ( Hogs Ueceipts , 7,000 ; shipmonts-l,500 ; market steady to 5o lower ; common to choice , $4.70 5.40 ; skips and pigs , $3.00@ 4(10. ( _ OMAH A iaVE STOCK. General. UNION STOCK YAHDS , Op. m. ) Thursday , Feb. 23,1883. f The receipts were fair on all grades and prices lower , 5 cents on hogs and 5 cents on ordinary grades of cattle , while the best cattla were steady. The receipts of hogs tire about the sumo as the sumo day of last week. Cattle. 1 The receipts of cattle were 324 head of 1i1 common to good natlvo stock with only a light sprinkling of butchers' stock. The i1 market was lower by 10 cents on common grades and steady on choice cuttle. Hog * . The receipts were fair and the quality notwithstanding contrary reports in after noon city papers belter than for some days. The market was D cents lower on all grades except choice heavy. Sheep. The receipts wore light and there was nothing doing onHhe market. n Official Uecetpta. Catllo 823 Hogs 3,040 Bhocp. , 231 ProYaUIng Prices. The following is a table of prices paid in this market for the grades of stock men tioned. It frequently occurs that no sales ol some particular crude are mode , when In this I cose the lublo will slate as nearly as possible the prlco that would have been paid had there been any of that class among the offerings. Prime steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs.(4.15 @ 4.45 Prime steers , 1100 to 1UOO Ibs. . 3.35 ( $4.25 Fat littla steers , UOO lo 1050 Ibs. 3.10 @ 3.75 Corn-fed range Blccrs , 1200 lo 1500 Ibs 3.50 @ 4.15 Common lo choice corn-fed cows 2.00 ( M.15 Western cows 1.50 $2.50 Fair lo good range feeders 2.30 03.75 Medium to good native feeders , 000 Ibs and upwards 2.25 @ 3.00 Common lo good bulls 2.00 (43,00 ( Fair to medium native feeders , 000 Ibs and upwards . . . . , , . . . 2.25 (32.50 ( Sleeken , 400 to 700 lu * . 3.16 ( $2.75 Prime fat sheep..t ' 3.75 (34.25 ( Good fat dheep , 00@100 Ibs. " . . . 8.50 ( $3.75 Fair to medium sheep . , . . . . . . 2,25 ( * 3.00 Common sheep 2.00 @ 2.25 Light and medium hogs 4.50 ( H5.05 Fair to choice heavy hogs fi.85 ( jjS.SO Fair to choice mixed hogs G.25 ( 5,35 ItcprcMCtitativo Sales. NATIVE STEEItS. Range of Prices. Showing highest and lowest prices paid for cading grades of cattle on dates mentioned Space left blank indicates that no sales of that particular class of cattle were made on that date : Dockage and Commission. Public Inspectors dock pregnant sSws 40 pounds , stags 80 pounds each. Dead hogs. 100 pounds and over , $1.00@ 2.00 per cwt , less than lOO lbs , of no value. Yardage : Cattle , 25c ; hogs , 80 ; sheep , So per head. Feed : Corn , $1.00 per bu. ; timothy hay , $ M : pruirlo hay , $20 per ton. Commissions : Cattle , 50c per head ; calves and yearlings , $10 per car. . Hogs and sheep : Single decks , $5 ; public inspection on hogs , 15c per car. All sales unless otherwise stated per 100 Ibs llvo weight. Live Stoo k Notes. Everything sold. No sheep market. Light receipts of cattlo. T. A. Munir , of Craig , marketed hogs. Hoagland & Hawes , of DeWitt , marketed hogs. P. M. Colby , of Bradshaw , came in with a load of hogs. John Lansing , of Fairchild , was In with a load of hogs. Moore & Lyons , of Dunlap , la. , were at the yards with hogs. A. Aldritt marketed two loads of cattle from Friend , Nob. J. J. Miller , of Vallcr , was on the market with a load of cattle. E. F. Ayres has returned from a visit to his parents in Dakota. Willard & Frazier , of Columbus , topped the hog market to-day. Charlie J. Furer , the well known shipper of Falrtleld , was among these who came in with hogs. J. R. Burkholder , of Woodbine , a well known shlpi > cr , was hero and marketed two loads of hogs. J. N. Culver , of Clay Center , was at the yards with three loads of hogs. One loua topped the market. John Wiggins , the "genial" secretary of the Live Stock Shippers' association , was at the yards this afternoon. Robert Robinson and Harry Hyick were on the market with thrco loads of cattle for the Packard Lumber & Grain company. J. E. Farrington , of Lyons , came in with a load of mixed cattle. Eight steers brought $3.00 and the balance , cows , went at $2.70. C. W. Zciglcr , of Columbus , was in with two loads of hogs , ono load of which aver aged 407 pounds and brought $5.50 , the top of the market. E. W. Van Doren. of Zovin , was herewith with two loads oi nogs. Ho repots that there are some cattle in his county , but that hogs are mostly picked up. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Produce , Fruits , Nuts , Etc. Thursday , Fob. 23. TJic following quotations are wholcsdli end not retail. Prices quoted on product arc the rates at it-7ifch round lots urc sold on this Tiutrfici. lYiifteor other lines of uoodf requiring extra labor in paclilnu cannot al ways be supplied on outside orders at tin same prices quoted for the local trade , Kates on flour und feed arc Jobbers prices , Prices in ( train are those paid by Omaha millers delivered. All ouolnlfoits o i 7 cr- chniullsc are obtained f win leading houses and are corrected dally. Prices on crack ers , cakes , etc. , arc those ylvcn by leading manufacturers. BUTTEU Creamery , solid packed. 21@23c ; choice rolls , 17@10c ; medium , 14@15o ; low grades , 12c313c Eaos-Strlctly fresh. 15@17o ; limed , 10Q 13e. 13e.TURNIPS TURNIPS Good stock , C0@75c ; rutabagas , LnMONS-$4.00Q4.50 per box. CALIFORNIA PKAIIS $3.50@3.75 ; oxtrt choice , $3.00. POTATOES Ulah and Colorado stock , $ ! . ! ( (31.15 ( ; choice homo grown , 85(290 ( ; commoi grades , OOc. IlEANb-nood stock , $2.00(32.30 ( ; Californlt beans , $2.23(32.40. ( > CKAHiiEiuiiE3-J3eU & Cherry , $10.50(211.10 ( < Bell & Bugle , Ill.OOQll.BO ; Dell & Bugle , prctnmm , $11.50(312.00. ( BANANAS Medium , $2.COR3.00 ( ; choice , ,00 ( 3.50. OxioN8-Homo grown , $ l.l5c@t,25 ; Span ish , per 60-lbcrale , 11.60 1.75. r Choice , 40 < 245o per doz ; fancy , APPLES Eastern fruit , fair to choice stock , $3 50(33.75 ( ; fancy stock , $3.75Q4.00. DITDS Persian , 8c per Ib , SAUH KKAUT Choice , per bbl. of 30 pal. , $8.2538.50 ; X bbl. , $4.57@5.00 ; $11.00 per bbl. of 50 gal. CiDEn-Cholco Michigan elder , $0.00@0.50 per bbl. of 32 gal. POPCOIIS Choice rice corn Is quoted at 4@ 4a per Ib , other kinds 2 > ( V3c per Ib. CAUIIOTS $2.25u2.50 ( per barrel. PAHSNIPS New stock , $ J.50 per barrel. OVSTCIIS Plain standard , 25c ; plain se lects , 30c ; standard , 40c ; extra selects , Tie ; New York counts , 40c ; bulk oysters , counts , $1.85 per 100 ; selects , $2.00 per gal. { standard , $1.25 per gal. OIIAXOES California Riverside , $4.00@4.25 ; Messina , $3.7C@4.25 ; Valcnclas , $6.00 8.00 per caeo of 420 ; Florida , brighls , $4.25 ® 550 ; russclls , . $3.50 ( < i4.00 ; Mexican , $4.00 ; Los Angeles , $3.50@.t5 ) ; navals , $5.50. POULTKV Dressed chickens , 8ft9e per Ib ; lurkcys , SKgllc ; ducks , 4@Wc ; geese , 7 < g'c. ) CAimioKs $1 per doz. and 3 ( 3J c per Ib for California. CAUI.IFI.OW EH Good stock , $2.CO@2.80. GKAPES Malagas , $7.50@8-00 per bbl. , and larger sized bbls. In proportion up lo $10. Fins In layers , inutile ; cake , lie per Ib. NUTS Peanuts , 0'-J@7c , raw ; Bruril nuls , 13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; English wal nuts , 15@18c ; filberts , ISc ; Italian cheslnuts , Ifio ; pcrans , 12c. llo.vr.v 19rt21c ( for Hb frames ; canned honey , 10@12o per Ib. Grocer's List. PKOVIIIOV.I Hams , llj ( llj c ; breakfast bacon , It > lftll ( } a ; bacon sides , 0 @n ; dry salt , 8tf@ . ! ? ; shoulders , 0 > i@7o ; dried beef , CAXDY Mixed , 0@ltc : stick. CANNKII Goons Oysters , standard , per ase , $ .1.30@3 ! ! 5 ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case , ' 3.25 ( < ? 3.35 ; raspbcrrics.lJ-Uj , per case , $3.20@ 30 ; California pears , per case , $4.70,9)4.80 ) ; .prlcotB , per case , $4.50 ( < ? 4.i)0 ; peaches , per asp , $ 'i.l'iO(75.75 ( ; white cherries , per case , $ ( i.OO ; California plums , per case , $4.30 ( ' 4.40 ; "jluuberrlcs , per case , $ 'J.80@2.40 : egg plums , Mb , per case , $2 50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case , i3.20 ( < 5.75 ; Mb salmon , per doz , $1.8T.@l. ! > o ; Mb gooseberries , per case , l.25rl3.35 ( ; 2-lb itrlng beans , per case , 51.hO@l.b5 ; 2-lb Lima jeans , per case , $ I.(10@1C5 ( ; 2-lb marrowfat > eus , $3.Xa'J.70 ( ) ( ) ; 2-lb early June pear , per : aso , $ 'i.S5 ; 3-lb tomatoes , $ ' 2.50 ; 2-lb corn , $2.30(52.40. ( IicpiNRi > LAUD Tierce , 7 ? < c ; 40-lb srniaro ? ans , 75 < c ; 50-lb round , 7c ; 20-lb round , ? H'c ; 10-lb pails , 8 > e ; 5-lb pails , 8c ; 2-lb mils , 8Xc. Blioovs-Extra 4-tle. $2.00 ; No. 1 , $2.00 ; No. 2 , $1.75 ; heavy stable. $4.00. HOLLAND Hintitisos 70@72 per krg. PICKLES Medium in bbls , $7.00 ; do in half bbls1.00 ; small , in bbls , $8.00 ; do In half bbls , $4.50 ; gerkins , In bbls , $0.00 ; do lu half bbls , $5.00. pulls , ? 1.50 < ( Z > 1.75. TEAS Japans , 20@55c ; gunpowder , 20i ( ? OOc ; Young Hyson , 22@55c ; Oolong , 20 ® D5e. D5e.ROPE Soven-sixleenlhs , ll@\lfc. } TOIHCCO Lorillard's Climax , 45c ; Splen did , 45c ; Mechanics' Delight , 44o ; Leggett & Meyer's Star , 45c ; Cornerstone , 39c ; Drum- mond's Horseshoe , 4."c : J. T. , 42c ; Sorg's Ipearhend , 44c ; Catlin'B Mccrscham , 31c ; latlin's Old Style. 23c ; Piper Heidsick , 04c. Svitui'H Now Orleans molasses , per bbl. , 43c per gal. ; corn syrdp , 35c ; half bbls. , 37c ; 4 pal. kegs , $1.55. SLT Per bbl. car load , ? 1.40. MAPLE SUGAU Bricks , 12) < c per Ib ; penny cakes , 15c per Ib. WooDESWAiin Two-hoop pails , per doz. , $1.40 ; three-hoop pails , $1.05 ; No. Itub , * fi M ) ; No. 2 tub , $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 ; washboads , $1.50 ; fancy washboards , $3.50 ; assorted bowls , $2.75 ; No. 1 churns , $0.50 : No. 2 churns , $8.50 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , $1.70 ; spruce , in nests , $1.70. peaches , eastern , new , J < fs , SJ fSbJ e ; evap orated , peeled peaches , liO&Slic ; evaporated unparcd , 18@lUo ; new cm'rants , 7@7J.Cc ; prunes , new , 4 @ "c ; citron , 24@25 ; raisins , California-London layers , $2. 40 © $2. 50 ; Cali fornia loose muscatels , $2.CO ( 2.10 ; new Va lencia , 7K@7 c. STARCH Mirror gloss , 5c ; Graves' cortj , GJ c ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c. COFFEE Ordinary grades , 18$10c ( ; fair. 10@20c ; prime , 20ff21c ( ; fancy green and yellow , 22@2sc ; old government Java. 28Q 0c ; interior Java , 25Qb28c ; Mocha , 28S30c ; Arbucklo's roasted , 22 > c ; McLaughlin's XXXX , 22tfc ; Dil worth's , 82c ; Red Cross , 22c. 22c.SUOAR Granulated , 7K@7JCc ; conf. A. fiK < H > 7c ; white extra C , fi % @ &c ; extra. C , yellow C. 5K@5c ; cut loaf , 7 f@ 8e ; powdered , 7X@8Jic ; New Orleans , 5 . itACKEits , CAKES , ETC. Prices subject to change. Soda , 5c ; soda ( city goods ) , 7c ; soda snowllakcs ( in tins ) . He ; soda dandy , OKc ; soda wafers ( in tins ) , lOc ; soda zephyr , 8c ; city oyster , fijtfc ; excelsior , 7o ; farina oyster , 5) < jc ; gem oyster , 5c ; monitor , 7c ; Omaha oyster , 7c ; pearl oyster , 5c ; picnic , 5c ; snowdrop oyster , 80 ; butter , 5c ; Boston , 8c ; Omaha butter , 7c ; saw tooth butter , Me ; cracker meal , T > % cgraham \ , 8c ; graham wafers , lOo ; grahum wafers in pound pack ages , 12) ) < jC ; hard bread , 5c ; milk , 7 } c ; oatr meal , 80 ; oatmeal wafers , lOc ; oatmeal wa fers in Ib pkgs , 12) < c ; animals , 12c : boliver gingcer ( round ) , 7c ; cream , 8c ; Cornhill , lOc ; cracknells , Iflc ; frosted cream , 8 > c ; ginger snaps , 80 ; ginger snaps ( city ) , lie ; homo made ginger snaps in boxes , 13c ; homemade made ginger snads (1-lb ( cans ) per dozen , $2.50 ; lemon cream , 80 ; pretzels ( handmade ) , HKo ; assorted cakes and jumbles , HJ c ; as sorted fingers , 15c ; afternoon tea ( in tins ) per dozen , $7.00 ; banana fingers , 14c ; butter jumbles , llj c ; Brunswick , IBo ; brandy snaps , 15c : chocolate drops ( now ) , lOc ; choco late wafers , 15c ; Christmas lunch ( in tins ) , per dozen , $4.50 ; cocoa taffy snaps , 14o ; coffee cake , 12c ; Cuba jumbles , llj c ; cream puffs. 20o ; egg jumbles , 14c ; ginger drops , He ; honey jumbles , HKc ; jelly lingers , 15o ; jelly wafers , 15c ; jelly tart ( now ) , 15c ; lady ling ers , 13c ; vanilla bar , 14c ; vanilla wafers , 14c ; Vienna wafers , 1 dozen packages in box , per dozen , $2.50. All eoods packed in cans 1 ct. per Ib. ad vance except Snowtlako and Wafer Soda , which is packed only in cans. Soda in 2 Ib. and 3 Ib. paper boxes , % cent perlb. advance ; all other goods , 1 cent per Ib. advance. Soda in 1 Ib. paper boxes , 1 cent per Ib. advance. The 2 Ib. boxes are packed in eases-holding 18 in a case. The 3 Ib. boxes arc packed in coses holding 12 in a caso. The 1 Ib. boxes are packed in cases holding 30 in a caso. Ono Ib. Graham and Oat Meal Wafers packed 2 doz. in a case. Show Tops for boxes , with glass opening lo show goods , 75 cents. Cans for Wafer Soda , $3.00 not returnable. Cans for Suowtlako Soda , S41.00 per doz. Tin Cases with Glass Face to display the goods , 75 cents each. No charges for Packages except for cans and re turnable cases. Glass Front Tin Cans and "Snowtlako" Soda Cans are returnable at prices charged. _ Dry Good * . DUCK West Point 20 in. 8 oz. , lOJ o ; West Point 29 in. 10 oz. , 12 > e ; West Point 10 in. 13 oz. , 15o ; West Point 40 in. 11 oz. , lOc. Checks Caledonia X , UYc ; Caledonia XX , 10) o ; Economy , OKc ; Otis , 8 } c. KENTUCKY JEVNSMemorialise ; Canlon , ISc ; Durham , 27 } c ; Hercules , 18o ; Leaming ton , 22 > < c ; Collswold , 27J < fc. CIIASH Stevens' B , Co ; bleached , 7o ; Ste vens' A 7 bleached Slovens' P , c ; , 8Ko ; , 8 > # c ; bleached , 0 } < fo ; Stevens' N , 9Kc ; bleached , 10 > c ; Stevens' S R. T , 12Kc. MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.85 ; plain Holland , S > c tOi'Jc ; Dado Holland , 12Kc. CAMnnics Slater. 5c ; Woods , 5c ; Stan dard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c. COMrOHTEItS $ t.CO@35.00. ) BLANKETS White , $1.00@7.50 ; colored , $1.10 ( 8.00. BLEACHED SHEETING Berkcly cambric , No. 00 , tttfc ; Best Yet , 4-4 , 0 > fc : butter cloth OO , 4 > fo ; Cabot , 7Kc ; Farwell , 8 0 ; Fruit of Loom , Oj/c : Greene G , Oc ; Hope , 80 ; King Phillip camuric , lie ; Lonsdalo , HKc ; Lous- dale , 7c ; New York mills , 10 } o ; Pcppcrcll 43-in. , lie ; Peppcrell , 40-in. , 12o ; Peppcroll. 6-4 , 15o ; Pcpperell , 8-4 , 21c ; Pepperell. 0-4 , 23c ; Pepporell , 10-3 , 25o ; Canton , 4-4 , 8tfc ; Canton , 4-4 , 0 > $ c ; Triumph , Oc ; Wamsulta , He ; Volley , 5c. FLANNELS Plaid Raftsman , 20c ; Goshen , 82KcuClcarLake , 32Ko ; Maple City , 3 Ko : Whltfc-GH No. 2 , k. 21c ; G H No. lJf , 27KcBHNo. ; 2 , 9f , i ! fc ; B H No. 1 , / 30o ; Quccheo No. 1 , { , 42cj Quecheo No. 2 , 25c ; J R F , Jf , 27 c ; G , % , 35c. PIUSTB SOLID COLOUS Atlantic , Oc Sutler , SJi'c ; Berlin oir.nV c ; Gunner oil , 6 ® 7c. PINK AND HOIIES Ulthmond.oJ c ; Allen , OKc ; River jwlnt , 5c : Steel River. C ) < e ; Richmond , Cc : Poclflcc. ! . INDKIO BLUE Washington , ( i ; Century Indigo blue prints , lOc ; American , 7c ; Arnold , 7c : Arnold B , He ; Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , Due's Charter Oak , 5c ; Hnmnpo , 4'o ; Lodl , 5c ; Allcu , Co ; Richmond , 8 , < < c ; Windsor ser , ti' e ; Eddyslone , ttUc , ; Pnclllc , CKc. COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis count LL , C fc ; CC , 7Ufe ; SS , 8tfo ; Name less , o.U'e ; No. 5 , Oc ; KB , OU'c ; OG , lOJtfc ; XX , l&cOG' ; 140 NN , IGctftX ISc R , 20c ; nu 1U , O ; IM tv , iu : u < uu , iw uf ov , ij , uu , colored , 10c50 ; , colorcd o ; 70 , colored , 15c ; Bristol , im/c ; Union Piicinc , ISe. C\nrBT WAitr Bebb white , lO.tfccolored ; , C0/c. ] BitowN Snnr.TiNO Atlanla A , 4-4 , 7j-.Cc ; Atlanta H , 4-4 , 7c ; Allnnta D , 4-40 fc ; At- lanllc P , 4-4 , c ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , OJfc ; Auro ra C , 4-4 , 5ft ; Crown XXX. 4-4 : 7c ; Hoosier LL , 4-4 , Co ; Indian Head , 0-4 , 7 4c : Lawrence LL , 4-4 , Cc : Old Dominion , 4-4,5c ; Pcpperell. U , 4-1 , 7c ; PopiKircll O , 4-4 , Cc ; Peppcrell , 8-4 18c ; Pepperell , 0-4 , 21c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 23c ; Ullca. C. 4-4. 4 c. Wachusctt , 4-4 , 7 0 ; Au rora li , 4-4 , OXc ; Aurora B , 44 , Oc. BITTS Standard. 8c ; Gem , 10' c ; Beauty , 12 } c ; Boonc , 14c ; B , cosed , $ (1.50. ( OiNOHAM Plunkctt cheks , 7'c ; Whitlcn- Ion , 7Kc ; York , 7J < jO ! Normnmtl dress , 8 } > yc ; Calcutta dress , SJ \Vhittenlon ; dress , Oc ; Renfrew dress , 8) ) @ 12 } c. TICKS Lewiston , 30-in , , 12) ) < c ; Lewisto , 82-in , , lil c ; York , 32-ln. , 14cj Swift river , 7 > < fc ; Thorndlke , OO , B c ; Thorndlke , EF , 8J < t ; Thorndike , 120. fl < fc ; Thorndlko , XXX , 15c ; Cordis , No. 5I , > Xc ; Cordls , No. 4 , lie. DCNIMS Amoskeng , 0-oz. , 1(1 ( ; Everett , iJUi4vtj& v tuun , j\.f * ) i * \ f jjv lie ; Beaver Creek , CC , lOc. General Markets. OILS Carbon. 12@Wc ; linseed , boiled , C2c ; linseed , raw , 6iio ; castor , No. 1 , $1.20 ; No. 2 , $1.12 ; sperm whale , $1.00 ; whnlo vater , bleached , We ; llsh , bank , 35o : ncats- bet extra , OOc ; ncatsfoot No. 1 , 60@55c ; rasollue , 74 degrees , Ific ; W. S. l.ird , trio ; > Io. 1 lard , 50c ; No. 2 lard , 50e ; W. Vti. zero , 4c : W. Va. summer , 12c ; golden No. 1 , 40o ; olden No. 2 , 25c ; whole , 20o ; naphtha , 1 de- rcu , 14c ; headlight ) 150 degrees , 12c ; hcad- Ight , 175 degrees , 15o ; turpentine , 48j ; cas- or. pure , $2.45 per gal. Durns Ammonia curb , 14c ; camphor re ined HOc ; copperas , ! } .fc'crcntnturtnr.42@45c ; ; ream cartar powdered , 20i ( < riOc ; Tndigo Mad- as. 75o ; morphia sulph , per ozS. 3.40 ; soda bl. : arb,04J < o ; Venice turpentine,40c ; gum opium , S4.49 ; quicksilver. 80o ; ( | uinlnc , German per / . , 55c ; quinine , P. < fc W. , Olc ; wax , yellow , Hire , Sic ; wax , white , 40/r45c ( / ; citric acid per b. , ( I4c ; oxalic acid , per Ib. , 54c ; alum , 4c ; iorax , retlncd , per Ib. . lOc. rev > ncit AND SHOT Shot , $1.40 ; buckshot , 1.05 ; Miami powder , 85.00 ; half kegs , $ .5.75 ; mo-fourths , Sl.SO blasting kegs , $2.15 ; fuses ; 00 feet , 450&75C. SI-HUTS Colopno spirits 183 proof , $1.14 ; : lo. 101 proof , $1.10 ; spirits , second quality , Ut ) , proof , $1.14 ; do , 183 ; proof , $1.13alrohol ; 188 proof , per wine gallon , $2.1S ; redistilled whiskies $ I.OJrtl.50 ( ; gin blended , $ l.50@2.00 ICcntucky bourbons , $ .J.X ( > < ( IG.OO ; Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes J2.U.0.50 ! ) ( ; Golden Scent bourboli and rye whiskies , $150@3.00 ; brandies imported , $5.lKSS.r ) ( ! > 0 ; domestic , $1.30 ( < | 8.00 ; gins , imported , f.VOO@00 : ) ; do mestic , 1.25@3.00 ; champagnes imported , per- : ase , 23.00@33.00 ; American per case $10.00 ® ' 0.00. FI.OUU AND FEED Minnesota patents , ? 3 00 per cwt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy winter patents , fr2.00i&2. ( 75 par cwt ; Nebraska pat ents ; ? 2.4rj@2.50 per cwt ; rye Hour , $3.00 per cwt ; wheat graham , | tl.7.'iil'l.l.)0 ( ) per cwt ; rye graham , $ l.2fi per cwt ; New York buckwheat , W.5tt@7.00 per bbl ; Excelsior , SO.OO per bbl ; ready raised , $5.00 pel' 100-lb case ; cornmeal , yellow , M.00@1.10 pcr"cwt ; white , $1.05 1.15 | ) cr cwt ; bran , $10.00@17.CO per ton ; screen ings , $14.50 ( 15 UO per ton ; hominy , $3.25 per bbl ; chopped feed , , $19.50(320.00 ( Dcr ton ; chopped corn , $18.00@19.00 per ton. HEVVY HHOVAHE Iron , rate , $3.40. plow steel , special cast , 4c ; crucible steel , OJ c ; ca t stools , do , 12c ; wnpon spokes , per sct , $2.00fl5.5 ( ( ) ; hubs. 'per ' set , $1.35 2.00 ; fel- locs.sawcd dry , $1.85 1. 50 ; tongues , ench,75c ; axluscach,75csquaro ; nuts , per lb.4@13c ; coil chain , per Ib , 0 > < ( * 13c ; mallable , 8@Uc ) : iron wedges , Oc ; crowbars , ,0c , ; harrow teeth , 4c ; ( ' ? 4J4 spring stccl,4@0cj ; Burden's horse shoes. ? 4.0Eo Burden's mule , Shoes , $5.05 ; barbed wire in car lots , $4.00 l$6r $ HX ) Ibs ; iron nails , rates 10 to ( We ; steel nails , $2 50. Hums Green butchers' , 4V@5o ; green cured , 50c ; dry flint , 9c ; dry salt. 8c ; green calf skins , 7c ; damaged hides , two- thirds prlco. Tullow S'l'c.Grca.sc Prime white , 4 , ' c ; yellow , 3c ; brown , 2c. Sheep pelts , 25c@1.00. Green ox pelts , 3@3Kc ; kip skins ( unfrozen ) , 4SC ( ; c ; cowhides , ' uns Raccon , 10@00c ; mink , 15 ( < ? 40c ; musk rat fall , 2$7c ( ; striiied skunk. 5 ( < 'J5c ; mountain wolf , No. 1 , $1.50250 ( ; No. 2 , prairlo , 50@75c ; No. 2 , 25@10c ; beaver , No. 1 , per Ib , $2.00fI3 ( ( X ) ; No. 2 , $ I.OOo)1.25 ( ) ; otter , $1.K0.00 ( ) ; dry doer skins , $20u ( > 35c perlb ; dry antelope , elk , moose , etc. , 15 < vl25c. WOOL Per Ib. , 14@20c. LKATIIRII Oak soles , 35(3370 ( ; hemlock slaughter sole , 20@29c ; hemlock dry sole , 21 upper , 19S24c ( ; English grain upper. 25c ; hem lock grain upper , 21i24c ( ( ; Tampico B. L. Morocco , C9 ( < J33c ; Tampico pebble , 0. 1) . Mo. , Gricscn kids. S3.00@3.50 ; French glazed kids , $2.50@1.75 : French calf kids , $3.20 ; oak kip skins , 80c@1.00 ; oak calf skins , $1.00@1.25 ; French calf skins , $1.25 ® 2.05 ; French kip skins , $1.10@lf > 0 ; Russitt linings , $ G.OO@G,50 per doz. ; pink , cream and white linings , $7.50@10.00 per doz. ; colored toppings , ? 9.00@11.00. Gnus Wheat , OOc ; rye , 55@58c ; oats , 30@ Slo ; yellow corn , 40cj , white corn , 45c ; bar ley , 55iOo. ( ( EXTUACTS Sanderson's oil berpamot , per Ib. , $3.00 ; oil lemon , per Ib. , $3.50 ; oil pepper mint , M.OO ; oil wintergrecn , $3.60 ; alive oil , Malaga , per gallon , $1.25. SOAI- Castile , mottled , perlb. , 8@10ccas- ; tile , white , 10@lc. ! ( PAINTS White lead , pure , Oc ; white lead , fancy , 6c ; putty , In bladders , 8c ; Paris white , 8c ; common , -j-ic ; red lead , 7c. . WINDOW GLASS Single , 70 per cent ; double , 70 and 10 per cent discount. FLAXSEED Quoted at $1.85 per bushel. COAL Egg , $9.75 ; nut , $1000 ; range , $10 ; walnut block , $3.60 ; Iowa nut , $3.bO ; Iowa lump , $3.00 ; Illinois , $4.50. HAY Common , $0.00 ; upland prairie , $7.00. Dry Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMI1KHS. 2,14 & 16 ft. 18ft. 20ft , 22ft. 24 2x4 . .17 60200021 032200.2200 2x8 , . . .17 6038 CO21 0023 OO'St ' 00 2x8 . .17 6030 0021 0022 0022 00 2x10 . .17 60,20 , 0021 0023 0023 00 2X13 . .1H 26 20 0021 0024 0024 00 4x4xH . * .1B 60 10 60,20 , 60 23 0023 00 DOAttnS. No. 1 com , s 1 s.$18.50 I No. 3 com , s 1 s.f 15 50 No. 3 com , sis. 17.00 , | : No. 4 com , sis. 13.50 FKNCJNO. No. 1 , 4&01n 13 & 14 ft. , rough $19.50 No. 1 , " " 10' " 10.50 No. 3 , " 13 14' " 10.50 No.3 , " " 16 , " 18.00 SIDINO. A , 13,14 & 10ft.$31.50 I C , 13 , 14 & 16ft.$15.50 B , " " 20.501 D , " " 12.50 VLtiOUIXO. A 0 In White Pine $25.50 BOin " " . . . , ' 33.50 COln " " . . ' .3 , 30.00 DOin " " . . ' . ' . 21.50 EC In " " ( Sel..Fencing ) l'J.90 6 in. Drop Siding 50c per M extra. CBILIXO ADD PARTITION. 2d com % In White Pine Ceiling $34.00 > ' ) . 28.00 Clear , % In Norway , " " 10.00 2dcom. % In " " 14.00 . 8TOCKDOAROS. AlSinchsls $15.50 B13 ' 39.20 C13 " 30.00 D13 " 23.00 No. 1 com , 13 in sis , 13ft 20.50 " " " 14ft 19.00 " " 10ft IS.ffl " " " 10,18,20ft 21.50 No.2 , " " 19.00 " " " 18.50 12 & 14 ft " " " 17ft 17.5fl 13 In Grooved roofing , $1 per M. more than i'J In Stock Boards same length. 10 in Grooved Roofing same price as 13 in Stock Boards. SHIP Ltr. No. 1 Plain 8 and 10 in , $19.0C No.3 " " 17.5C No. 1O G , 8In t ; . . . . 19.5C 1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , 1J/ ins 2s $51.0C " " lUf , 2 51.0C 3d , dear , 1 In , i " lj < llj < l aln . ' ' 40' ° ° A , select , 1 in 82s , . . . . . ' . . . . ' . 40.00 A , " lVl ,31ns3s . 44.00 B , " HnB2 . , . ; . . . . 80.00 B , " l , lK,21ns38 . 87.00 SOUTIIKKS TELLOW 'INK. Com. 4 Ino h Flooring. . . . ' . $17.50 Star " " . . . . . . 21.60 1st and 2il clear 4 Inch Flooring . 23.00 Six inch 40c less. Clear < lnch Coiling . 21.50 Clear 'finch Partition . 25.00 Clear < Inch , Partition $3 above ; V - Inch Ceiling . . . 25.00 Clear Finish , 1 and 1 ) / Inch , s 2 s . 29.00 Clear Finish , 1 } and 3 Inch , s 3 s . 30.00 Clear Corrugated Celling , 4 Inch . 25.50' Clear Yellow Pine Casing and Base , . . . 27.00 rori.ui LUMtiKit , CPoplar Bx. Bds. # In. , s 2 s . $35.00 " " K In/Panel , s 3 s . 27.00 " " Corrugated Celling , XSSGO HATTESS , WELL TUII1NO , PICKKTS. O. G. Balls , 2K In G5o ; J x3 , sis. 40o ; 3 in Well Tubing , D. & M. anABev. , $23.00 ; Pick els , D. & H. Flat , $20.50 : D. H. Sq. , $21.50. SIIIN < 1LE ! < , LATH. XX clear , $10 ; extra * A . $3.85 ; "A * stand ard No. 5 , No. ! , . $ ! . 45 ; lath , $3.55. White ccaar , 0 In. , ' / s. 12J c ; 9 In. qrs. , HMc ; white cedar , 6& in K H c ; 8 in. qrs lOc ; white cedar , 4 In. round , lO e : Ten nessee red cedar , split , 14c ; split oak , lOu ; . in 7 in. , and 8 In. ( & each ) 8 ft. , round , W.C posts. _ An Ideal Indian lighter. Chicago Times : Mr. Edward II. Al lison , in his buckskin clothes mid his old whito. lee rim hut , is one of the most interesting mon I over mot. I usually llnd that the mon who Imvo made national reputations by tholr ex ploits on the plains and among tno In dians dwindle and shrivel and become stupidly uninteresting when one cotnos near enough to them to see what they reully are. But this is not true of Mr. Allison. The more one socs of him the more interesting one becomes in him. It was hovho , single handed , brought about the surrender of Sitting Hull after the massacre of General Custor and his troops , and the btory of this ex- iloit gave Mr. Allison a national fame ; jut , after'all. . that was only one of his jxploits and by no means the most in- crehting of them. I wish everybody in this land every body whoso head has boon llllod with 'also pictures of Indian fighting and of .ifo on the great American plains I ivish every sueh boy could heap Mr. Al ison talk for an hour. Ho is far more ntertaining than the dlmo novelist , md , what is better , ho makes true pio- uros , which , while they entertain , arc ull of goqd moaning and profit to those ivho hoar them. Ho is an ideal ' 'Indian fighter , " but is very far from that par ticular and false ideal set up by the jheap penny-a-lincrs who novpr saw a plain or an Indian , but who write miser ble stuff about them both by the tnilo. It is a gentleman who inhaUits those buckskin elothes of Edward H. Allison an intelligent , a hearty , a true gontlc- nan and a scholar. Mr. Allison was born in Michigan in 1817 , and spent the first li f teen years of his life on his father's farm. Then , though yet so young , ho passed the ox- uniiiation , standing as high 1)9 ) , and was matriculated at Ann Arbor university. Soon after this ho enlisted for the war , out of which ho came after thrco years , iit the ago of nineteen , fitted , as the army is likely to lit one of his years , for something more active and exciting than the old farm life in Michigan. In 180U ho accordingly went west and be came a gavornment-disputoh bearer. Ever fainco that time he has lived upon the plains , suffered its hardships. learned its lessons , and now ho hoscoino out , after twenty-two years of it. an in telligent gentleman with a broad untler- Rtanding not only of Indians , their lan guages , and their characteristics , but of "tho Indian question" in all its phases , from that viewed by the states man to that imagined by the ambitious youngster who sticks his mother's bread- Knife in his bolt and starts to extermin ate the race of red men. Mr. Allison has not merely learned the Sioux language ; ho has mastered it. Ho speaks a dozen or more Hugos , or dialects , but ho says the Sioux is the language of the American Indian , and that of the 800,000 in all the country the Sioux nation comprises one-sixth. ' There is , " said ho , "only one language that is employed by all our western Indians. It is the sign language. " Then Mr. Allison gave mo an example of this "tongue : " An Indian is hungry ! Ho motions with one hand towards his open mouth , as if he were throwing food into it , and then makes a negative ges ture away from his mouth. The trans lation literally is : "I have eaten not. " Of course if ho has not eaten ho is hungry. If ho is very hungry the gesture toward his mouth is greater in extent that is , ho motions toward his mouth and continues the gesture clear along down to his stomach ho is empty all the way down , so to speak. Now ho wants to say he has looked for game ! This is said by pointing his two Hrst lingers away from his eyes , the back of his hand being in front of his nose. If ho wants to say he had to look long for the game ho points in several direc tions and for some time with these "fingor-eyes. " To toll of mounting his pony and riding away ho straddles two * lingers of one hand over the forefinger of the other , and makes a galloping motion with the hands. To say that ho levels his gun at the game ho holds his arms as if holding u gun. Slapping ono palm upon the other means that holirod the gun , and slapping the back of one hand on the palm of the other means that ho brought down the gamo. If ho missed the mark he makes the same gesture , but adds the negative flourish to it he "brought down the game not. " So he goes through everything ho has to say , and Mr. Allison tells mo that every Indian in the west knows this language perfectly. Mr. Allison hold the position of dis patch bearer for some time and then became a mail carrier , riding on horse back and taking the mails on a pack mule from old Fort Rico , in Dakota , for hundreds of miles in all directions , through a country swarming with hos tile Indians. JEo always had with him an escort of Indians friendly to him , but. they had many battles with the hostiles during the three years ho con tinued in this service. "It was hard to go more than three hundred yards out side the fort palisade , " said ho , "with out having an arrow shot at you. " "By the way , " ho continued , " ! should like to saya word for the Indians who wore especially friendly in these days , such as Cold Hand , Goose , Good Tone Metal , Butcher ( or 'Cut-'Efn-Up , ' as some called him , because ho carved his enemies to pieces ) . These Indians and some others were friendly to the govern ment through thick and thin , and were wounded in many desperate battles they had for the government's sake. I think they deserve to bo pensioned. But it has always so happened that the gov ernment has done the most for the hos tile Indians , while the friendly ones have been leit to look out for them selves. " . In 1872 Mr. Allison was in Charles Mix county , in southern Dakota , where ho had embarked in business for him self , and where ho was chairman of the llrst elected county board. Ho speaks vary bittorlv of the treatment ho and the other pioneers of that county re ceived at the hands of the administra tion at Washington. Just before the county was disorgan ized Mr. Allison was'o looted to represent it 1n the Dakota legislature , but ho never did so. Ho had his certificate ol election , but he had no county to repre sent. , f > c j n "i OMAHAJOBBEBS'DIBBCTOBY ' Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER , Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Carriage ) and Uii li < ii. Jcmpi Ptrert. betwccuVth and 10th , Omaha. Nebraska. LININGER Si METIMLF CO. , Agricnlturallmnlements agons arriages Bugglci , Etc. Wholetale. Omaha , Nbra k . PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN , Wholesale IValf n In Agricultural ImplementsWagons&Bnggies , (01 , ITO , 005 and 007 Joncn Street , Omaha. P. P. MAST & CO. , Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders , Cultlraton , Har HakM. Cider Mill * and I.uban 1'ul- Tcrltort. Cor , llth and Nlcholaa Streets. WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. , Whole ale Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Bnggies Comer Ulh and Nlcholaa Strecti. O'lV'tV HltANOK. J. F. SEIBERUNG & CO. , ( Akron , Ohlo.J Haryesting Machinei'y ' and Binder Twine , W , K. Mead , Manuxor. liiJ Lvavenworth t. , Omalm MOLINE.M ILBURNiSTODDAR b"c"o Manufacturcm ami Jobbers In Wagons Bnggies , Rakes , Plows Etc , Cor. Oth and Paclflo Streets , Omnha , Nob. Mat rlaja. AHOSPE , Jr. , Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , 151.1 Douglas Street , Uronna. Nebrii ka. Boots and ' V. MORSE & CO. . Jobbers of Boots and Shoes , till Fnrnam Bt. , OmnliR , Noli. Manufactory , hummer Htrcet , lloslon. KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. , ( Successors to Itcod , Jones A Co. ) WholesaleMannfacturers-oflootsandShoes Agent. or BojUm " "SluCoim. 1,0 , * 11W Booksellers and Stationers ? , H. M , & S. W. JONES , . Successor * to A. T. Kcnjron & Co. , V , holcsalo & Iletall Booksellers and Stationers , Flue WcddlnK Statlonerr. Commercial Stationery. WM UouKlas Street , Omaha , Neb. CoffeeajJSplcos , ' EtCj COFFEECO , Omahu Ootrco and Spice Mills. Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , FluvurltV Kitraclli , l.uunctry llluo. Inks , Ktc. 14U Ulilllurncy Street. Oumhn. Nebraska. Crockery and Glassware. W . "L" ' WPrfGHT. AKcnt for the Manufacturers and Importers of Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys , Ktc. Office , 317 S , Ulli St. , Omaha , Nebraska. Commission andI Storages _ n A 1111 n L F \ Commission and Jooliing , Duttcr , KKK unit rroducc. ConolKnmvntn rollcltcd llenrtquiirtcrs for HtoricwHru , Hrrry Huxcn und liriipu lltukets. HU Uudtio tat. , Umulia. RIOUbLL & RIDDELL , Storage and Commission Merchants , Specialties Butter , KKKS , Cheese , Poultry , Game , Oysters , Ktc. , Ktc. 112 foiith llth btruet. W1EDEMAN & CO. , Produce Commission Merchants , ' Poultry , Butter , ( lame , Krults , Ktc. 210 South litli St. . Omaha , Nebraska. CEO. SCHROEDER & . CO. . ( Successors to McKlmnu & bchrocdcr. ) Produce Commission and Cold Storage , Omaha , Nebraska. Coal , Coke andLlmo. _ ' ' OMAHA'COAL. COKE & LIME'CO. , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal , SM South 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraska. J. J. JOHNSON k CO. . Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime , Anil shippers of Coal , Coke , Content , Plaster , Mine , Drain Tile , and hewer Pipe. Odlce , Paxton Hotel , Farnuiu bt. , Omaha , Neb. Telephone 811. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . Shippers of Coal and Coke , 214 South nth bt. . Omaha , Neb. Dry Coodsjind jNotlons " " "M. E SMITH & CO. . Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 1103 and 1104 Douglas , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions , Gents' Furnishing floods. Corner llth and Iluncy Sts .Omaha. Nobntska. RjrrilUjre. _ _ DEWEY & STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Farnam Street. Omaha. Nebraska. Grocer los. PAXTON , GALLAGHER Ac COM" Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions , 703,707,709 and 711 S. 10th St. , Omaha , Neb. McCORD , BRADY & CO. , Wholesale Grocers , 12th and I < eavenwortb Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. D. M. STEELE & CO. . Wholesale Grocers , 1819.1251 and 1233 Ilaraey Street , Omaha , Neb. ALLEN BROS. , Wholesale Grocers , 1114 and 111(1 ( llarney Street. Omuha , Neb. > Hardware. LEE , FRIED & CO. , Jobbers of Hardware and Nails , Tinware , Sheet Iron. Ktc. AgcnU for lluwe Scales , and Miami Powder Co. , Omaha , Neb. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1405 Douglai Street , Omaha , Nebraska. RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. , Wholesale Hardware , 10th and llarney Sts. , Omaha , Neb' . Western Agent , ( or Austin Powder Co. , Jefferson Steel Nalli , Fairbanks Standard Scales. Hardware. W. J. BROATCH. Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel , Springs , Wagon Stork , Hardware , Lumber , Ktc. 1KN and 1211 llarney Street , Omaha. JAMES A. EDNEY , Wholesale Iron and Steel , Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock , Heavy Hardware , Etc. U17 ana 1819 Leavenwortb St. . Omaha. Neb. Lumber. OMAHA"LUMBKR CO. , All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale 18th Street and Union PaclBc Track. Omaha. LOUIS BRADFORD , Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash , Doors , Ktc. Yards-Corner 7th and Douglai : Cornel llth and Douglas. " " " C. N. DEITZ , Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , 131h and California Streets , Omaha. Nebraska. FREDW. GRAY , Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc , , , , , , . Corner Cth and Douglas Bin , Omaha. OMAHAJOBMS'D1GTOBY ' _ . LumborT _ T.W. HANVEY LUMBER c To Dealers Only , Otn ? , t n K rn m Street , Omah * . JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lnnilier Etc , gulncr Whlto Mine. CHAS. R. LEE. Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpets and Parquet rfoorln * . Wh anil Doncta * " PAXTON WrongM and Cast Iron Building Wort , Engine * , limit Work.Urnernl Foundry , Machine and llla < .k mlth Work , Ofllro ami Work * , U. 1 > llj. ml nth Street , Omul ) * . OMAHA WIRE Sc IRON WORKS. Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Desk HnlK Window Guard * . Flower Stnrnln , VTIro Mlin . Kto. l N rtU ICth Struct. Ouinlia. OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS ; Mau'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes Vault1" , Jail Work , Iron ami Wire VVnclnn , Slum. Kto. O. AmlroFii , I'rop'r Cor , lull ami Jackson 8ts , CHAMpTdN'lRON mid WIRE WORKS Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards. nd Screen' , fnrbnnks , ofllevi , stori , ri'Milcncc * . etc. lBproTC.1 Awnlni > * , . ) /ock mUh Marlilncrr aud Blacksmith Worki. H South 14th SU IMEAOHER & LEACH , Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks , General Aeont * for DIcboM Safe A I ck Co. ' Vaults and Jail Work. 1115 Parutiiu struct , Oumha. W. L. PARROTTE & CO. , Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods , 1107 Uirucy Struct , Omaha , Neb. Mllllnory and I. OBERFELDER & CO. . Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions an. 810 mul 2U Houlli 11 th Street. Notions- J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,4(0 ( anil tK > fit utli 10th St. , Omnua. VINYARD St SCHNEIDER. Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods , 1105 Hnrncy Street , Omaha. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wholsale Refined and Imbricating Oils , Axle ( Ireanc , Ktc. , Omahu. A. II. Hls-hop , Managen Paper. Wholesale Paper Dealers. 'nrry n nice Hock of Printing , Wrapping and Writing I'aptir. Hpuclal uttentlon KIVPU to tar load onlori. Pointers' Matprjola. WE STERN NEWS PAP ER U NIO N. Auxiliary Publishers , Dcalcri In Type , Prciwci and Printers' Supplies. MI Houth 13th Street , Omaha. Rubber Goods- OMAHA RUBBER CO. , Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods Dll Clothing and U-atber Ilcltlng. 1003 Fnrnara StrMt , Steam Flttlneo , Pumpa , Eto. A. L. STRANQ CO. , Pnips , Pipes and Engines , CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. . Wholesale Pnnips , Pipe , Fittings , U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. , ; Steam and later Supplies , ; U1lldoy Wind Mllln. P18ond9MFnrniiru St. , Omnht. O. F. Iloss , Acting Manavcr. BROWNELL St CO. , Engines , Boilers and General Machinery , Sheet Iron Work Steam Pumps , flnw MIKi. ISLMZlfl Lcnvenwortli Btrect. Omaha. 8 < eeda. PHIL. STIMMEL & CoTT Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds 911andllUJonciitJtrc < t Omaha. Storage , Forwarding & Commission ARMSTRONG. PETTIS * CO. . Storage , Forwarding anil Commission , . Branch homo of the Ilenner UuKurCp. nuggleial wholeiulu and retail , MB UlOnml U12 IiarJ Street , Omaha. Telephone No. 700. OMAHA' HWACTD1RS. Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice , John Kpeneter , Proprietor. ! BO Dodge and 1(0 ( aud 1M North IDth Htreet. Omaha. Brewora- STORZ & ILER , Lager Beep Brewers , ' 1121 North Klicthteentu Street , Omaha. Neb. Overalls- CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. . Manufacturers of Overalls , Jcana Pants , Shirts , Kto. 1103 and 1101 Uouglu Street , Umaha , Neh. Sash , peers , Etc. _ M. A. DISBROV-CO Wholetale ManuC. turorn of " Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , ( Branch Qfflce , 12th and Uard 8treot . Omaha , Neb. . ' BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ' ' Manufacturer of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Mouldluiii. RUIr Work and Interior Ilanl Wood ni 1m. N , K. Comer Hth and 1/eatcuHorth titreeti , Omah . Neb. OMAHA PLANING MILL CO , , Manafactnrers of Moulding , Sash , Doors , And Ullndi , Turnlnff. Stair-work , Hank andOSlcaFlt * tlnui. anii and Poppleton ATCIIUO. Staoka , BollerB , " SAWYER Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Slack ? , Uritchlnsi , Tanki and General Holler Ilepalrlag. 1314 titreet. Omaha , Neb. SOIffl OHAHA , C. lt.l-AI.HEH. N. P. IIICIIMAK. J. II. JII.ANCUAlia , PALMER..RICHMAN k CO. , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Oflice-HoomJI.Oppoilte Kicliango llullcllng , l/nlo Block Yardi.Boulb Uuiuha , Nub. McCOY BROS. , Live Stook Commission Merchants , Market turiililiixl lieu on application. Btockeri and ferilom furnished onjtonil tcraii. llurorunioi ; Oma * ha National Hunk uiiuhoutli Ouiuhu Nutluuki , Uolua Block Y..nl , buutb Umaha. LORIMER.WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission , Itoom 15 , Kicbnniie Ilullillng , Union Block Tard , boutb UmuUa.Nub. . * ALEXANDER & FITCH. Commision Dealers in Live Sock , RoOiiiK , Oppnglto liichnngo llulldlnil , Uulou Stock Yariii , boutU Uuiulia , Net ) . UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , . Of Oinalia , Limited , Job * F. Dor d , lupertaVeadentt
