Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 23, 1889, Page 3, Image 3
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 23. CL11TCIIED BY MONOPOLY Grain Men Strongly Oppose the Prcsidonta' Combine. WHAT ONE OF THEM SAYS. JtiimoiTlmi t\ . lie Here I'foiii I'ort- tanil to Succeed HI u nroe. llio Prpsldctils1 Coiiililnr. 'Hint the presidents' agreement will bo In jurious to the interests of the west istho pre vailing opinion among the rcprtscntiUivo grain merchants in Oniidm. A vigorous pro test was made against it by each merchant keen. 'Jhe > stntothnt it has alrendy dealt the produi In if cloiiient of not only Nebraska , but the entire western belt a blow from winch it will bo hard to recover. Last year , they ( lain ) , that corn was 10 cents higher per bushel than It Is at the pic ° cnt time , ami nt the very time that n reasonably low rate fthould prevail. In this MMISV they hi iito that the railroads by reason of the presidents' agreement having been culmd into , have Increased the rules. while the market m cin the decline , thereby iiMikinif it impossihle for the western pro ducer to obtain a price for his products suf- Ill-lent to remunerate him for Ills labors. It is also stated that , at the prevail'iiir prices iiinl Inch rates , the Nebraska fnnnrr could not leali/c enough piolit from his product to warrant him in the handling of it for trans portation , tos.iy nothing of producing it. The rate to the seaunard on export corn under the presidents' ncrccinrnt is 1,1 cents per 1(10 ( pounds , while last year it was " 0 cent" , and at times lower still. Along with this , the corn prlco is IB'/ cents lower per bushel in the New York market than it was near , ago. A prominent grain incichant said : "II is an outrage per petrated on the western producer and west ern enterprise. The presidents' agreement Is only a combine ot eastern sharks formed for the put pose of monopolizing our product at extremely low prices. We are the corn pro ducers of the country. The corn crop of No- bra ka can safely be rested atT5,00t)00 ( ) bush els , and fully 12UOOHJ ( ) of this is exported , At present , about one-half of the 'sS crop is In the hands of the pioducers in Nebraska , and 1 fear that the outlook is not very nroin- Ising. This state of ullalrs Is brought about by the presldcnls' combination. As soon as that was 111. st sprung in New york , rates to the Heaboard viiluall.\ went up and are now about T cents per KX ) higher on corn than they Were lust December. One year ago \\e sold corn to Mississippi river points I'J ' cents per bushel higher than wo can get for it to-day. Heforo the prcsldents'agrccment was formed we were handling about one hundre I cars of grain per day , mm since that time our busi ness has fallen oil W ) per cent. Why I He- eause wo cannot offer the producer anywhere near what his corn was worth , and what is tne result ) The producer owes the country merchant for groceries ; the latter owes the wholesale houses for goods and the latter m turn are Indebted in another source upon all ot which pajment must bo deferred , winch is attributed to the high rates on rail and a low prfcc on corn in the market. This is what brings about a llnancial crisis and wo have a right to lesist such an undertaking as has just been entered upon in railway circles when our commercial resources are at stake. 1 know of cases no\y where the Ne braska farmer has concluded to burn his corn rather than sell it for what it would rc- ali/o for him in case ho accepted the low mantel and paid the prevailing high rate. The oat and wheat crop having failed at all other points , now is the time that a low rate should bo given us for our corn product in order to reach a good market. Hut no the eastern sharks have centered on the opposite , and the western producer , and especially that of Nebraska , will experience a serious loss. It behooves the railway commission of Ibis state to turn iis attention to the gros- > wrongs that are being perpetrated on every producer of Nebraska. " OHIclnl Cliiium-H I'eiullinr. It has b'-on reported at the headquarters of the Union Paeilic that .1. A. Munroo , general freight agent ol that road , is to be retired , and the report is now coupled with another that Ucnjamin Campbell , general freight ngcnt of the Oregon Hallway and Navigation , will bo his successor. It is stated that Camp bell will bo succeeded by .1. S. Tibbots as general freight agent of the Orciron road , and that G. M. Cuming , now assistant general manager of the Union Pacillc , with head quarters at Salt Luke City , is to be made as sistant general manager of the Oregon road , with powers and au thority nf gciicr.il manager. Vice President Holeomb , of the Union Pacific , is at present general manager of the Oregon Hail- way and Navigation , and it is stated that ho has concluded to place Cuming in direct management and 1111 Cuming's place with an eastern man. Inquiry was made among the odlcials at headiiuarters as to Mr. Cuniing'a intention , but none appeared to know any thing concerning the changes , Mr Hoi- comb , they said , was the "man to see. " The latter is absent , but the report is backed up by good authority , also with the statement that the vice president has already placed himself In an atUludo that would go to show that ho is after the olllcuil queue of the gen eral freight agent. It is slated that some thing will drop in this direction in the near future. _ lolin Clilnainan VM Union Paelfle. On the afternoon of March 10 , 1SST , Wung Sue , u Chinaman , was struck by a train on the Union Pacitlc , while he was crossing the coinpan.v'H trucHu at South Omaha. He wns badly bruised , but in no way seriously in jured. Ho brought a suit for damages ngaiiiBt the Union Pacillc , and in March , l-iSt1 , the ease was tried in the district court at this place and u verdict of SI , ,100 \vas rendered for the plaintiff. The Union Pacific , through its attorney , tiled a motion for n new trial on the ground that the llnd- ing had been rendered in error , but the court denied the motion. The case was appealed to the supreme court , and Thuisday Chief Justice Heese nf that tribunal alUrmcd the action of the lower court , and accordingly the nlmond-eved celestial will bo reimbursed to the extent of $1,800 by thu Union Pacitie. The plaintiff conducts a laundry in South Omaha. _ _ Siiliiirlmn Train to P. million. The Missouri Pacific is limiting arrange ments for the construction nf u branch con nection track at Portal with the licit and main line and as soon as this is completed the suburban service will be extended to Pa- pillion. At present the suuurbaii trains ply between Omaha and Portal. Mr. Clark and Superintendent Hathbiirn decided upon this measure after Inspecting the situation yes terday. _ ICiillro.ui On March 1 the Chicago , Milwaukee * St. Paul will put on clrau- cars between O.im'iu nnil Chicago. Grunt Williams , telegraph operator in the general olllco of the Chicago , Milwaukee & Ht , Paul road , has been confined to Ids resi dence for the last week , Uul is now convales cing. His place is temporarily tilled by Arthur Mead , formerly connected with the Union Pacilie headquarters of this city. AMDHHMHXrs. The second advent in Omaha this Reason of Mr. Wiliard Spenser's comic opera , "The I.ittlo Tycoon , " was effected at Hoyd's opura house lust night , and attracted a large audi ence. On the previous presentation of this tuneful , picturesque , and pleasing work , it was cordially commended as affording n most enjoyable entertainment , without pos sessing , what Is uncommon with productions of this class , u single offensive feature. It Is agreeable to bo able to refer to \ \ hit was before said without the ne cessity of qualifying n single expression of commendation , and to add that the opera improves with acquaintance. The company appeared hist evening to bo In an especially favorable mood to bring out fully all the vivacity aim rollicking spirit of the opera , nnd the voices seemed as fresh as though their possessors had not undergone any of the wear and tear of travel. Miss Liny ard Bang most pleasingly the muslo of Violet , while Mr. Llbboy and Mr. Wilson acquitted themselves respectively us Alvln Harry ami Hufus Heady in thu most acceptable manner. Since last here the company have been strengthened by the addition of Mr. H , 1C , Uruuuui , an excellent comedian , and Muiulo ( Yrbl who is vcrv rlf > vor In thr > part ft Doli.V IJunplo Tlir CiPiicral K'urkprboekr-r of Ornhaui is. iiJllnraUle. nnd hi topK-al song was pri'iti.v niiiiwuiiitiM Thu Japanese scene1 wns iti a AiMitamlar way notable. The entertainment was licarfilv onjoj&l b.v the large audience , whi"h wns more than usually peiirrous In inamJcstitit , ' its nlmsiiro nnd np- pi-oval. 'I here will bu jierforifiaii'-es this nftei noon and evening. The intellectual tme ; displayed by n great majority of Omaha pr-ople Iti their choice ol thcalfic.il entertainment is something re markable. 1.nat ween tlirco of the cheapest , poorest , thrashi'-st , snaps imaginable played to large audiences at tlio (5r.ind ( , and thl wocliiinaiisnatlnelvbad "I'licloTotn'sU.ibln" show made bij ! money there , wlmo now the very strongest and funniest attr.ictlon that has been In the bouse this c.ison pla.\ to empty olriirs l.nst night F.lllo HUsler , ( is pleasing and enU'italnint , ' an aetross as the Aini-ruaii stage nnssosseo , unit her ndiiiirablo company gave u performance that every in telligent person would have enjoved , yet her amlii'tn'e was miserably small. The ettreiiK ! eoitl and many counter entoitaiiimeiits may have had something to do with it , but there seems to lie somi'thiiigslratifain ; the indiffor- cnee nf people who rnjo.v extraordinarily su porlnr things of that sort when they have n chaliri ! not to laUo advantage of u. "Judge Not , ' an intensely intercsttnir ilrninu , was the bill , Miss F.llsler appearing as Katharine Ulaie , an aetress , uputt lillnd with just siu-h touches of emotion as she ran pertrny to per- fi'rtio'i. Aidi-il by thu Kuppiu t with whn h sue is surrounded , a'pn [ urinam-i * such as is seldom witm-SMcil w.is guen. Umn Johnson , I'lanl : U'ostciti and Jliss KiiL'eniii hinder- man , tintlnve leading people , again distin- ( 'iilihed Hieinsplve- " , and every member ol the cast did wiilcndul work. At the matinee this afternoon "Tho Keep Sake'1 will be the bill , and "Judge Not" uvniii to night. It 11 hoiicd that Miss Kllslor will be preeted with crowded homes. The holiday matinee yes- terdaj alternoon was well attended. UrutM'lier .MaMIm.'rude. The D.'Utscher dub proposes to give n magniticeut masquerade on March 2 , which they hopu will excel anything of the hind ever attempted in the city. .Tlievhave miido uri-atiK < * inonU for U5J masks , and will occupy the whole of Cierinuni , ! hall. Thuy have now a niimljer of decorators fiom thu east putting the olub rooms and the dance hall into llrst-rlass condition , and among the do- cor.itions they expect to have about 250 colored Incandescent lights. Tickets \ * < ill bo sold only by subscription. A 'HTNMjh ON Mlti : . \Vi-eck ol1 a Fi-oiKM Train Ciiusen Immense Iamuto. CiMivKvri , Feb. 22. Tunnel No. 1" , on the Cincinnati Houtliern road , near Sun- burl , Tenn , is burning. Tliu lire w.is caused by a freight train collision , by which a tank containing , S00 gallons of oil was broken and set afire. The limestone , coal and wood work inside of tne tunnel arc combining with the llamcs to mnku the tunnel a wreck. Neaily all hopes are lost of subduing the ( lames , for it is cviden1 that the two veins of coal arc burning , anil may continue to do .so for months. Hotheads of the tunnel have been dammed up , and a stream of water has been turned inside. The loss is put lit J250- 000 , and may go higher. \Vnrlik < ! Talk in Canada. MONTHI- , , Feb. 2.3.Special [ Telegram to Tin : BII : : . ] Considerable comment is made hero in military and other circles ovum warlike - like speech mnde by the governor general yesterday at the annual mooting of the Do minion aitilliu-y association. The earnest way in which Lord Stanley impressed upon his hearers the necessity of being ready at u moment's notieo to defend Canada , and his prayers that immediate cause of such r.ctiou be avoided , leans many to supi ese that there is still a possibility of ictaliatory measures b.\ the United States , and that the llsheries dispute will not bo bottled without serious trouble. Lord Stanley .spoke of the duty of citi/cns to alwavs ho ready to ileleml tlicir country. lie bind every man in all quarters of the country should bo u soldier ami at the present time there was especial need of them in the Dominion. He piomised his aid for the Dominion in securing from the Hritish government proper military dc- fetiso. t _ Whether in the palace ot pure ile- lightrtosprlbeil hy the eastern romancer , they put. lUvorin'friii thenpics , jellies , puddings , custards , ete. , is not stated. 1'fohnbly they did. But neitbei- the orient , Kuropo or the ITuitoil States lias over produced an article litly rivalling in delicacy of llnvor and purity Van Du/.oi-'h fruit flavoring exit-nuts , the bottles of which contain more than others. Long ago this lirst in goneril estimation , anil deservedly so. Grocers everywhere sell them. AllfKctl Cattle 'llilrr Cnu-ilir. DintoiT ; , Mich. , Feb. 22. L. M. Hartley , one ol the wealthiest cattle owners in north ern Iowa , says that last fall he lot John II. O'Kcefe have cattle on time , taking a chattel mortgage on the stock as security. When the moitg.ige ramu due it is alleged that the cattle had disappeared , and so had O'Koefe , who turned up in Windsor. Out , last December under thu iiuinu of II. Conely. Through Uio ruse of a detective C'onely was deeo\ed to Detroit last night and arrested. The uotoctivo telegraphed Hartley , telling him of the arrest , nnil re ceived a dispatch from the sheriff of Sioux City .saying to hold Conely at all ha/ards. It is s..id thu amount involved will rcacli $1 * , TOO. An Absolute1 Cmv. The . OKIC1NAL AHUVl'lNE OINT- MICN 1' is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes , and is an absolute euro for old sores , hums , wounds and chapped hand" , and all skin eruptions. Will positively euro all klndsof piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL All- IKTINH OINTMENT. Sold by ( ioi.dnmu Drug Co , , at 25 coats per box by mail ! JU cents. Anntliee Itiiiliimcl .Man ArresK-d. NE\N VOIIK , Fob. 22. Wilson Woodruff , secretary ol the Cincinnati , Hamilton & Djiy- ton railroad company under the reorganisa tion of thu company effected by Henry S. Ives and ( icorge 11. Stnyiier , was arrested in Newark last mglit. Ives and Stayner were Imhctcii by the grand jury yesterday on the chiti tje of grand larceny. A latch of indict ments wus i ( 'turned , and it is probable that the iiuhcluioiit of Woodruff was among these. A TcrHhlfVre ) k. Sr. Lot is , I''b % i.--A special from dales- burg. 111. , says tliat a rear end collision bo t-.veeii two freight train s on the Chicago liurlingtun < & ( Blimey railway , near that place , icsnllod in a teuible wreck. The deinulihliPil car.s took lire. II. S. McKinney , &f ( Jaleshurg , a braliuman , was taken trom the wreck alive , his legs being burned nearly oil. Hu lived two hours in horrible agony. _ The Death Krooril , NEW YOIIK , Feb. 22. Frances Sherman Muullon , sister of Cieneral Khcrman and Senator Sherman , and widow of Colonel t'hailus W. Moulton , died in this city last night , aged sixty. lnii"iulicl ilie Oaliinct. Hrcii HIB-IT , Feb. 22.Tiio chumber of ucp- utie has adopted a motion to impeach thu liratinna cabinet and the appointment of a cominibiion to investigate thu matter. 'lh is Last State WASIII.NUION , Fub. 2J. The | ircbldent' reception to the public , the last of his state receptions , drew a tremendous crowd to the white houtiti lust night. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Wli < * n Diby was > lck , we garo her Cojtorlo. \Vlirn nhe nun CliilJ , the cried for Coitorla , WlieQ the became Mlia , she clunfto Costorta , W > ; E BboLaJ CiillUreo , she cuvo thcia Caatorla. OMAHA ijivt : sr JD\ . uittlc. Prlila.v , Kcb ' .vi I < * ' . ! . Thfro wns vcrv liltlfl chnnijo in tlio mar l < ct to duv , pru-i" ! for tlio mint purl beiii nbout strnily. The tr.ulo on liccf wit t to win not so very m-tlve , nn < l tlic pai-Uers Old not net very cnRor , but before the elo o about I'vcrj-tlilnn wiw clc.tncl up. While luitch- crs" stock sold nt about Mead.V prlcen the f < 'ellii > . ' was n littl" easier nnil llio bin ori nart'iitly | ) ) wnntotl to take oft sotnetliliiL' . Tlio tmilo in fccilois Wi the liiMvicst tor some ilny ? , anil In mltlltlon to the native * sold < | ultc a large bunch of westerns vliangcd iiaiuls , The markft was about lOc liiclier nnil ne- live nt the iidviiiii-o , ami the ofTt'Hnps were all iiirked up n.irly. The best ll lit lo.uls anil onu very eholeo loail of heiivy IIOR * bronchi S-I.-10. The bulk of both the he.ivy and li'lit ) hogs sold at f ( . : . ) . " > , while the inived went mostly tit ( I : ! 0. Kht-cp. The' supply wns ver.y I.II-KC , and the mar ket was fuirly active at steady prices. Cattle . 1,300 HOJS . ' .MHO Kheep . 2 , 'JO The fo'lo viui n a tnleof pricn \ll in tlii'uiiiritot for tiii ) r.iui of stojc me ! tioned. , I'nmo sta".r , 1303 to l.M ) ) Itn . . * : ! 'il tUIi..IO I'ritno stt3t > ri. UOJ to ISJJ iln. . ; i.l ( I : i.-li ) Native fec.l'jra . . - . . , axi fii.'j.H ) Cointnon to iool eo\vs . l.lij ca-i.ti : ) Chniorto f.uirv eowa . U. Il ) < i2 ! 7.1 Fair tochniiibiill4 . ! . ? " > ( < i'.5'l ' Fair to PIIOICO nunt lioirs. . ! . . ' ! " > Ml 10 Fair to ehoico 'IPAVV lioj-i. . . . . -I. MO ( ( iJ.il.'i Fair to chrnco 1111x11 hess . lit ) IIJ/I..TI / Fair to cholre xvoatcrn slioai ) . . H " > M I. 'JO Fair to ehoico Nebraska * . y.o'J ( iji.lo * IlciH-u tMitallv < ; Sa CVTri.K. No. Av. Pr. 1 eannor . ! ire J1..MI 'J runners . KITVi l. * > 0 Icinv . sSD l.iM ) 1 cow . HIM ) 1.7.1 Ilcows . UC.O y.l' ' ( ) 'J cows . 10 TJ 'J.H ( ) la C.IIIIR-M . | Kid LMH ) i bull . irni 'J.oo I ) cows . lib" 'J.O.I i bun . mm 'j.io 1 bull . 1710 'J.10 1 bull . llXil ) 'J.15 1 cow . 10.10 V ! . 15 l bull . i : > ; n a. in .Meows . ti-l 'J.15 U cows . inJ.'JO ; ) i cow . HOD a. so 'J bulls . 17LT. 'J.'JO Jcows . niio a.-jo 10 cows . 1 107 U''JO y cows . ioi ! ) a 20 10 cows . HS'J 'J.'J.- ) I'J mixed . 10111 'J.-J5 . ' ) cows . 1110 ti.'Jj 4 cows . b.'iO . 'J. > It cows . hid 'J.'J.'i I'J cows . 1 1D5 'J.i'i 11 cows . 1001 : ! . 'J. > l bull . 1:110j. : . - , ' . - ) 1 hcifi-r . -1K ! ) is cows . 1017 i bull . xw 14 few . tw. " y.- " > : t bulls . i.tvt a. : ) llcowa . ' .170 y.3) ) ir > cows . .NJ y.ar > lOrows . ll'Jl : 'J.ir : Jo co w s . 1110j. . . ' , : 1 7 co ws . 1 07.J. ) . -1 0 'JO uows . ! l7."i 'J. 10 n eow . luit a. m " nr > 5 a.5D Hi rows . 1J-3S ! a.i ) i cow . rj-o a.do I ! cows nnd heifers . 1074 'J.70 litl feeacrs. Colorado . 10'Jl 'J.75 ail feeders . 1014 a.75 1 feeders . 7IVJ a.7. > S feeders . 10.V5 'J.'JO It feeders . S)7 ) aid ) S feeders . 1NJ 'J.'JO ' 'J'J feeders . b'Jii 'J..IO ' 4 feeders . 7tH a. ! 'JO feeders . loin 2..r ' 0 feeders . 777 'J. ' , ) , " > 10 feeders . SHi : i.)0 ( ) 'Jti steers . 10'JS ' it.OO 5ir feeders . 10 Id il.OO Ohteers . 1015 a.OU . jcoxvsaud heifers . Ill I : t.OJ lijsteers . 122" il.ir. IS steers . 10'.I5 ' : W ( Vi steers . lir > 7 .05 5 steers . llb'J It.10 a-2 feeders . 11B15 H.10 1 a steers . \W \ > a. 1'JK 0 steers . 103 a.15 Hi steers . 1141 It. 15 a steers . IMC a.15 22 steers . 12 15 : t.'J5 'JO steers . litW 3.15 lit steers . 14411 3.45 li ! steers . 127 ! ) a.,7) ) IDhteers . 14U1 a.55 ISbtccrs . 143' : ! a.7. ; ivealcalf . 170 5.50 IIOGs. No. Av. ShU. Pr. No. Av. ShK. Pr. r > ii'Ji 20051.25 r,7..2ia so ? i.tr ; , ri7. . 21 ( ! 200 4.25 IH..2.Vi bO 4.35 ( .3 .15 bO 4.30 45..25i 4.35 4S. . . 375 4i0 ! 5b. . . . 'iO.'t 4 it5 rc aio ; so i.ao ivj.'joi10 4.a. > fi" . . .arii w ) i.3o 75. . . . ail ) ! . : ; - . U , j 7 _ j.j ; | U'J..2I3 100 1.3-1 IH . 2.i ! ) bo 4.o : : . . . . . 'Jiri i.'i.i 72 . . .277 210 4.30 73..2'i7 40 1 . ! 5 4i. ( . . .323 SO 4.30 tXi.-:5I bO II5 : 71. . . .241 120 4tO : 41) ) . . . ,0t bO I.i5 : " > . . .IIOO JliO 4.30 ( i7 _ 2.7.1 W ) 4.5"i 01. . . 301 120 4.30 7U.'JU1 -0 ! l.ijri 54. . . .325 4.3JX " . . . * I1' " l. ! | " > 05 . .207 40 4J.2 ! ; 07. . . . 20' ' ) 120 1.35 55. 272 200 432' ' , 50. . . . : 3 i 1.35 40 . . .3lp5 -l.a-yjf W ) . . . .250 bl ) 135 47.-OJ 1HU 4.35 71. . . . 22. ! 4.3 ; ' ; 4- ! . . . , 311 10) ) 4.35 .10. . . . 253 4.37) ) 71. . . , 2' ; ! ) 120 4.5 : 05 _ 2IJI5 4.37) ) < f l . . . . 4,35 52 . . .311 bO 4.40 73. . . . 257 40 4.35 I17..24I ) SO 1,10 (10..2.M bO 4.35 03..2S5 4.40 biuir. : : No. Av. Pr. Hl Nebraska owes . b ! ) S I.fi5 155 Nebraskas . b ! ) 1.00 207 Nebraskai . ' . -0 4.00 lfi-1 Nebraskus . b'J ' 4.00 107 Nebraskus . SJ 3.50 lib westcrn.s . 135 4.10 lilvi * Stouk Notc-f. A heavy run of sheep , A treed many feeders eliniiRO hands. Not much chance lu the c.ittlo nmrkot. The hoi ? market si-ores a sharp advance. .1. II. Mryer anil Herman Kioi'kcr .sold 40. ! hou- . 1) . Straub , Avoca , broiifjlit in a fauey loail of heavy hogs , which topni'd the market. I1. 1. . - ft * J v. C'liiuimo , Fob. 2 j I'ni ) Droveri' Jour nal reDortsas follows : Cuttle Kei-oipts , ' ,1,000 ; market mnro active - tivo , steady to strong ; ehoico beeves , $4iOi ( ) 1. 50 ; btcers , j,3.00' " 4 00 ; slockersninl ( ei-dt'r.i , ? 2.it'Jii/3.40 ; rows , bulls and iiilxeil , fi..H ) 3.10. bulk. ? 2 1H ( < ' . ! 50. Hoys Ui-i-oipts 21.0,10 ; market strong anil 5c hiHlier ; mixed , SI I ' @I.OO ; heavy , * t.4.D ( ) 4.00 ; ll ht , f 1.45 ill 70 ; pi s , W.0lri ) ( ) . ! > . } . Sheep Kecoipts1,500 ; market htron ; nn- tive , fia.Vi < Sitil ; wehti'i-iis. fl.31'ii4 bO ; Tex- mis , , 13.00 1.50 ; laiilbs , * 4.75 ( < fl.5'J ! ' , KansiiH City. F < * li. ' " . ( Jattlo He- rcipti , 1'JOO ' ; bhipmnnts , 820 ; dressed boot steers and cows 10o higher ; i oed to choieu corn-fed , * 3 (15'K ( ' 1.25 ; uommon to tuodiuiii , $2.bOi3 ( ! SI ) , htoek-ers anl fei'iliiiff steers , ai- ! tivo and 10o higher at SI 70 ( < g.t.25 ; cows. , $1.25 Oi'J.b5. Ho s Hot-olptH , 5,000 ; shipments , 1,000 ; market strong , active and ( XglOc higher ; i-ommon to ehoieo , f l.00@.42 | > .i. Nntliinal Slock Vai'.l-i , I'jnst Nt , KonlH , Fob. -C.Utlo Hocnipts , 200 ; shipments , none ; market steady ; choice heavy native nicer * , f3.7lKigl.-IO ; fair to h'ood do , $20a.i'3.SO ( ; stoekors and feeders , fl. OOoe 'J.'JO ; rangers , corn-fed , l.lO i 3.40 ; grass-fed , IloecipH , 2,503 ; shlpmpiits , iiono ; market higher ; clioleo heavy and bntchors' bolectloiw. Jl-10 .4 45 , packing , $1.35fU.5U | : light grades , fJ.wai.CO. Sioux Ctty , Feb. Cattlo-Kecoipts , 100 ; bhipiniiiits , 25 ; market strong and un- chiuiBeil ; btockers , fJ.OOi2.75 ( ; fat htcers , $2.90 .J35l ) ; feeders , . 'J032.iOj ) stoekers and fat cows , fl.59 ( ( 2.GO ; euiners aud bulla , Hogs Ueeelpts , 1,4)3 ) ; higher ; light and mixed , fl.25 ; heavy , l,25@4.30. OMAHA AVMOMJSM , ! ; M VltK RTH. l-'l-UltS , Pl-mltlCr , 1-JtO. H'rrrn rreatneri Fall , V print , S-tWJV. I'huK-e print , 20 < < rJ2i. frtni\\ pond packed , 1" Oi.0 < ' ; cboieo solid packed , 13 , < Me. Dairy - Fancv roll , liijtl'.Uchoice. . lT'OMi - ; good , K fitl Ic ; low grades , Wrtl li1. "I'liri F Full creaui cheuilnr , ehoico , I2 ( < f U'o ' ; full ci-cam Mat * , tw ] In hoop , 12' ' , ( < f 13c : full cream Y. A choo. . I'i'/niae ' ; off prades and skims , ' ( ' ? ' ' < -v ' llmburger , I2i ( ? iai o ; brick and Swiss , U ( < nJc. Hiiiit-Strictly fre li , ll t-.V. Uivr. Poi I.TUChicki'iis pt'ido ? , J. oiW n.OO ; ducks per OOT , $2 tfi'if I ( K ) ; gee-o , per dor. $ i , " 0iiii.no ( ; turkeys , iwr Hi , 7 ( < i"Sc. liiiiin : 1'oui TIU Chickens , per lb , llv Sc ; turkevs , per lb , WiflU1 ; | 'ce e , per lb , S ; ' We : ducks. HiHOe. Vivi. : Heavgnissers , l.lo to 200 Ibs. 7 o 7ljC { inferior calves , 5' ' ) to HO Ibs , .V ( V ; iniO diiini to gooil , 70 to ' < . " Ibs , 7'ii-c ; choice to fancy , Kx ) to 1:10 : lln , s Potatoes" , Colorado and t'tah. cabbage. Culilonii.i , per orate. Si" : par snips , NK'ZiiOo : onions , rod choice , MXn.Vic ; rilvcr skin. ( MitT.'ic ; turnips , 20i ( AV ; ruta- baf.as , J1.t4e ( ( ( ) ; eaulltlower , choice large , per doreii , * l.2.Vnl..M ) : good , $ l.ix < i 1.2.1 ; rauishes. : C > ( , BIOo ; lettuce WtiMtlc ; cucumbers. * 1 JV.i ; stfinif beans , per box , Sl.r ? > 2.2i. celer > , 2."i i0i' ! ; spinach , l.TiO il T.'uier bbl. ( ! \MI : Mallard , per dru , $ J l..fiijHH ) ; red head , per do/ , { .J.Viifli.UJ . ; teal , per doz. fl . " ( ) dil.Tfi ; canvas back , per do ? , $ UKVi I Ml : common small , per dnfl.tHiitl. ( . . " > ti : rabbits , PIT doT.Vuffl IK ) ; Jack rabbits , per do/ , . JIl.i'Ou'l'iO ' ; purrels , per doT5c'il ( 00. Ai'i'i i > Per bbl , fancy New ' n U sine Msehig.in , $2 . " > > ; choice , fjniVi'-5 ; choied Missouri , ? l T.\ri J.IRI ; good , ? . : ( ) ( l.Tfi. INiiinii.N Fni'irMalaga grapes , kegs , 411 to Vi His , lilc p-r lb ; bananas , per bunch , $1 50,11:1 : Oil ; lemons , fancy now , . ' > to Hills , ? : ) T.'mf I..M ) ; choice old , Ml , s , f . ' .oOn.UH ( ) ; or.mgis , Florida , tancy bright. per imv , $ .t. > 0 ; Florida russetts , f.25 : ) ; Los Angeles , § . ' . ; riii ( I ) . DO. CiuviiKiinics Capo Cod , choice , per bbl , $1000iilO.ll ; fair , $ ' .lOJfa't.riO ' ; llclUV Bugle , choice , j'.l.OiKif'.PJ.'i ' ; fair. * < W T.'i ; Hell . "c " Clierrv , choice , j.s..HOiiS2S ( ; fair , 5T.2."n T.r > ; ) . Nrrs Walnuts , ff ) it Uli1 ; peanuts , h'us'nc ' ' ; I'heatnuth , K'l.lc ; cocoaliuts. per 100 , . * "i.U.K" ti.H ( ) ; liiuebuits , itdMc ! liicKorynuts , small , $ l.2.Vul fiO ; large , CrOniSc ; pecans , plain , tlm * be : polished , V t 10c. Hn > is-r.reeu : salted , No. 1. lie ; No. 2 , : ti ? Il' c ; calf , Tin "ii.V ; drv Hint , .I'l/sc. II\NS : Nnvn's , hand ilicked , per bu , $2.10 ( RJ'.VI ; good clean country , § l.T."i'i2.00 ( ' ; offer or poor stock , $ l.UO a I.5U ; California , SJ.OO.y1 2.1(1. 2.1(1.Cinr.u Michigan , per bbl , * l.r > 06.0ii ) New York , per bbl. fn.OOeVp.iV ) ; half bbl , ? 2.T.V It.Ol ) . FITIIIJISPeril : ) , jirimelivo geese white , : Ciilic ) ) ; mixed with gray , ! 3AMinc : ; dump and musty , Uif20c ) ; prune live domestic duck , 20 < ji2r > o" ; wild illicit , iri2Jc. ( S\riuKufr : Per bbl , HO gal , choice , $4 , " > 0 ; per half bbl , ? 2..r. ' ) . POITOUN Per lb , rice , 1' .inJc ; commoii , 1081 ' .c. HoNin 1-lb frames , ehoico white , IMlrtc ; dark , labile ; strained , llK'U2c. .lii.i.n.s : liivl.'i.i ; pcrlb ; preserves , 10fil2e ] > erlb. Ltun-Sc in f.O-lb pkga. < ; i-occrs' Ijist. lleviscd prices are as follows : lUr.iitN'n Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Amos- Itcag , so unless , IT1 je ; Lewist.iwn A , beamless - less , ISli1 : Ameriean , seamless , ITc ; burlaps , ito * , " > mi , llC'M-lc ; gunnies , Mngle , He ; gun nies , double. 2Jc ; wool .sack , 42c. THINTS Flax , ! Nc ; nxtr.i sail , 20W21c ; salt U , 20u21e ( ; cotton , 22e ; jute , lie. bim.n Full is Figs , in boxes , per lb , ( ) ( i/i lOc ; dates , in bo.xes , Tof tllo ; Lonilon Mul.iL-a layer raisins , per box. $ - } . . " > Om a TO ; Malaga loose raisins , W.iU ; ( < t2 5' > ; now Valenciu rais ins , per lb , V ; California loose muscatels , per tiox , $2.0 ( ) ( J.10 : California Loi.dons . , IViS , $ 'J40 ; pitted cherries , per lb. l c ; Cali fornia pitted plums , ! > ! lb , 12Miie : ; dried blackberries , per lb , l ! ( ( Tu ; dried raspberries , per 11) ) , 24C"- ' " > e , evaporated apples , fi'nsc ' ; California sun-dried peaches , lite ; California unparcd evaoratcd | peaches , ] Uritl2c ; evapor- ateil Californni ajiricotH , ITe ; currants -JdnTc ; Turkish prunes , r > 6 * " > Kc ; citron , 22 ( 2lc ; orange peel , lf ; ; lemon peel , lOc ; Califonaa French prunes , llu ( > luV. I'ifKi is Mcf.ium , in bbls , $5.00 ; do , in half bbls , ? : U)0 ) : small. In bbls , < ( i.OO ; do , in half bbls , l.f > 0 ; gherkmsf in bbls , ? T.OO ; do , in half bbls , fci.OO Corrn Oreen Mocha , 2."rtr30e : Uio. good , Mandahliii- ! > @i > < c ; roasting Kio , O ( ! . .lava , 2IC'iic > ; Java , inferior , 22 < cg : c ; Kio. fancy , 2lii,22o ( ; Santos ana Mar.ie.tlbo , lTt T.e ) ; German. 2.c ) ; MeLaugh- lin's XXXX. 2ic. : Sun \u Granulated , Tj/e ; conf. A , 7 o ; white extra C , lij c ; extra C , ( > % c\ yellow C , O' ' c ; iiowdered , fc ( < SJ e ; cubes , sofb'-jc. 15r.i.sx Choice iellow. 20i ( 22'4c ' ; dark coloicd , i : ) ( Mlc. Toiucxo Plug , 2y ( < f33S ( ; smoking. 10ffOOc. ( Su.r-l.C : > .l.Hpei' ) bbl. Hope T-Hl , llJic. M \ri.i : Stunis Hrieks,1 HC M2c per lb ; penny ealtes , 12f(0iic : per lb ; pure maple syrup , ? l 00 pur gal. TIAS : Voung Hyson , common to fair , 1S ( < ? > 2. > c ; Young Hyson , good to lancj , : ! 0@r . " > c ; Ciiinpowdur , common to good , 22a ( > 2 ; > c ; ( Jun- powder , ehoico to fancy , UVtfi'ic ; Japan , com mon to medium , lfliJ20c ( ; Japan , ehoico to fancy , 'iOC'iMoc ; Oolong , common to good , 23 ( iClOc : Oolong , elioico to fancy , WlftDTOo : Im perial , common to medium , 2V T > c ; Imperial , good to fancy , 40nt.Vic. Ci\fKiis-iiiiToper : ! ( lb ; assorted cakes , 8 ( S'i.'nper lb , as per list. C\xm Mif.-il. ' .i > . .f < M2 c ; sticlc , OJ.ffl ) He ; rock candy , 10'V8Wc ( ; fancy candy , T-i' ( ' 2Sc. UoM.is'ii Hriniisn OOc. Con Fisii li'/ijiiiTi e. J'mjiS'ie' ' per lb. Jlry GooiN. Coi ION FI\VNIIS : 10 per cent discount ; LL , Ti' c ; CO , ( i'/c ' ; SS , T-'fc ' ; Nameless , ts ; Hs' . I'se : K. Hie , No 10 , s' ' , 'c : No. 40 , 1(1' ( ' jc ; No. ( ill. 12'c ; No. so , l.'I'jC ' : No. . ' 10 , colored , ! lc ; No. ! i'J ' , colored , 12c ; No. TO , colored , l 'e ; llnstol , V\ Union Pacific , ITc. Curiiiti' : " Bid , white , 1'Jc ; colored , 22c. 22c.It -Standard , c ; Gem , lOc. Heauty , 12Hc ; Hoone , He ; 11 , cased , ? 0..r , ( > . Piiixis Solid colors Atlantic , lie ; Sinter , Oe ; lierlin oil , ( i'jC ' ; Garner oil , ( ifioTc. PniNrs Pink iind lobes Alien , ( i'j't ! ; Hiv- crpomt , .Vie ; Steel lilvcr , H'jC ; Ulelimond , lKc ! ; Pacitie , Tc. Pi.'iNTs Dress Charter Oak , 5fcj } Ham- npo , I'jc ' ; Lodi , ri'4e ' ; Allen , lie : Kiuhmond , Ik1 ; Windsor , tll c ; ICddyslonc , ( ! 'io ; Pacillc , I'KC. ' HIIACIIII : ) Siuin\fi : : Herkley cambric , No , ( i > , ! l'c ' , Hcst Yet , t-4 , < 5 , > /c ; butter cloth , OO , 4'4o ' ; C.il t , T.'i'e , Fill-well , hall bleached s'jc ' ; Fruit of the Loom , He ; dreono O. tic ; Hope , T'e ' . ; K'nig Phillip cambric , lie ; Lonsiialo camliric , llj is ; Lons- d.du , S'j'c ' ; Now York nulls , lO' ' c ; Pepper- ell. 42-in , lie ; Pepperoll , Ki-in , Tie ; Popper- ell , li 4 , llic ; Popperull , 8-1 , 2lc ; Peppuiell , ! l-l. 2Jc ; PoDperell , 10-4 , 2.'ic ; Canton , 1-1 , sJaC ; Triumph , Ce ; Wuiiisuiti , lie ; Val ley , , rC. Fusvni-s Plaid HaftMiien. "dc ; ( Jo-thou , 22l j'c ; Clear Lake , yii'.jU ; Iron Mountain , 2U1 , c. l.'ixsii.WhitonH : , No. 2 , % . 22' < e ; GH , No , 1. ? f , Si'm ; Ull , No. 2 , ' ' 4 , 2--c } , HI I , No. 1 , % , : iic ; iJueHiuo , No. 1. ? { , I2c COISSKIS JIHNS Andrftscoggm , T' o ; Ke.ir- sargu , T' ' c ; Kocltport , ( l e ; Conesloga , li1 , c. TIL-KH York , : iO-in , 12 } c ; York , ! U in , ia > jc ; Swift river , T e : Thorndilto OO , h'jiThorndlke ; , KK. Mc ; 'I hoindike , 120 , U'uc ; Thorndlko. XX. I So ; Cordis , No. fi , O.'jc ; Coiilis , No. 4 , IDJif. DisiMs Anio-ikeag , V-ot , li'a'c ; 1'verott , 7-o , ia'c ' ; York , T-ox. , Ill1 jc ; Haymaker , 8 } < o ; JaiTrey , XX , \ \ * 4aJalTioy. . XXX , J-JKis ; Heaver Creek , AA. 12e ; licavur Creek , H1J , lie ; Heaver Creek , CO. lOc. ICnsTi i KJr.ANs Memorial , l.r > e ; Dakota. Ibo ; Durham , 2TJ ( j ; IlcriMilus , I'jc , Leam ington , 22''c ' , ; Cotlswohl , 2C. ' CuxMii-Stovons' H , 0'fc , Slovens' H , blenched , To ; Stevens1 A , T'ie ' ; Slovens' A , bleached , 8'i ' % ; Stevens' P. sHcj Slovens' P , bleached , line ; Stevens' N.'J' ' e ; Stevens' N , bleached. 10' ' c ; Stevens' SUt , 12J < o. Cii\iiu\i--Plunkett cliecks , Tl-ji ; ; Whittcn ton , T c ; York , T'.j'c ' ; Normandl i > ress , SJjc ; Uenfrow dress , * ) } ( ( ( .12)-ie , CAMIIUICS Slater , fiu ; Woods , Ce ; Stand ard , r > o ; Poacocit , fit' . PKIN r , isnuio Hi.un Arnold , ( I'/e ; Amer lean , O' ' c ; Gloucester , < H4o ; Arnold C , long cloth , 'jc ; Arnold li , long cloth , lO c ; Arnold Gold Seal , lO c ; Steifel A , I2e ; WliuUor , Gold Ticket , 10 , ' ; c. First and Hocoiul eluar , ! ' . { in. . . ? 10 00@W 00 First and setond clear , li in. . , 47 IX ) . ' < c.il HO Thlid clear , 1'4 ' in . 4U OOif.VI 00 A select , 1)4 ) ( ivl > ' Jii . -45(10 ( H soiect , I' ' dd1 in . , . : tT 00 A stoc ! ; boaiOn , IC'idOft , 12m iti : 00 H stock boards , 12ci'Hl ' ft , 12 In. . -11 00 C stock bouriU , 12 < 4lti U , lu in , . ( A 00 li to 't boards , V2lrt ( ft 12 'n 'il W ) F norm tlrst comiimti. il in . ' 14 U Plooi ng , sero'id ' comimui. C , in . < 1 IX Select teneng tlooring . . 1" ( X Sidinir , llrst co ntnon. 10 ft 22 ( ) Siding , second co union 1' ' U Common board inro.ilPO IViieing , No 1. 1-.i.i2fl f 1(1 ( .VVitlb K Fom-ing. No. 2. 12 , HcMli ft . . . . 14 OVM.I O .loist and scaiitlliig,2.\4. 14ri Oft 10 HOrfl ? ( X Timlier , 4x4. SK < . 12M10 ft . . . U IX Pickets , I ) and 11 Hat 20 ( X Pickets , l ) and H square 20 ( V Shlncle * , extra A 2 < l Shingle * , standard A 2 iv Lath -J o < ! OG Halts , ' . 'i in T ( OG Hutts. I' vHii , S I S V a-ln Well tubing. I ) and M bev. . 22 0' Metnl and Tinners' Slock. Hlock tin , smallplg f 28 Hlock tin. bar 2 < J Coiper | , planished boiler sl/es HI Copper , cold rolled ill Copper , sheeting : u ) Copper , pitts 2'.t Copper , Huts. yo Uul. sheet iron , .lunmla , .VI , 10 and . " per cent discount. THE RAILWAY TIME TUBIES , OMAHA. rxioN I'At'int- . 1 IMVI- Arrni- li ) > jiiit lutlinml M.irij st * ( iinnh.'i. Omaha. I'acllk' i\lircsH : 7'fi p in 7i" : < i in t lii'.Ncnnc l.i' > " > p ill 11.4 * n in | i'l : u m , ) r , p m vullMls City , I.IIK-olU \ iVO'i n in ll : ' < > in Alialiovotiall.sdiilly. ! No. 8 St. Ii. IXplally. ) . _ I4\'t _ \ pml _ IS'JOlijn : SUItUICIt.XN TKAIX" . \Vcsi\v it'll. Itunnlii ? liatweoii Council IIlufTs ana Al- lirlijlit. In H'lilltlon to tln > stations montlniml , trains stop lit Twentieth ami TiMMity-fouith htrei't > , and at tne Siiinui it In Omaha , < J Nil. ii - liW : ( a. in.iC No fi , f > : ; ' : U ] > . m. A No. t : IO a. in. 'A ' No. if. . 0:1'lii. : ic. CIIIOAil ) , HUltUNIiTON & riNcv. A No. I ! l)0a. : in.iA No. " , . .73I ; a. m. A "Nil. h . .Bl"i : ! J ) . III. A * No. 7. . .5io ; : ] ) . m. A N o. 0 .ii : . ' > ) n. in. A No. 'i. 'i.jUii. ' : m. CIHCACO \ NOIITIIWII.STI : u.v. No.H ! ltila. : in'A ' No. 'I. 7:10 : a. in. No. I . : Op. ) in 1) No l. .700n ; , in. No. 2 sIili ; ) . in A No. fi . < i\V' : \ m. CIIICAdO. .MII.WAI'lf IT &S' .t No. a ' 1:10 : a. in. A .No. I. lli.'iOa. m. No. 4 . .7.0)1) ) . m. A .7IOii. : in. KANSAS t'lTV. PI' . .lOSl.'I'll ' No , a . . .lli'il a. in. A No.H. Il'i0n. : ill. No. 4 . . : - ! p. in A No. 1 ji.i ; : : p. in. 'i IT Ar TACIl'lC A No. 10. * . 7IO : a.'lii'A"No.II. ' . . . . . , .HVi : u. in. A No. IV. 7:01 : p. in. A No.ll . ! lUO : ] ) . in. O.MAIfA A , > T. liUI'IS. A No. 8 4 : ) ! ) . in. A No. ' , l ! : < KJni. A dally : < lalb < > xr pt Sitniilay : Cixcopt Kiiinlay ; Di-xront Moii'lay ' : * fast mall The time Blvt'U iiuovo Is lor Trtinilur. thi'io lit'itiKfiom IHo to tun inlnut-B botw cfii Tunis- lur an < l lui.il < i pots , _ Are the Best , IN THU i.SSiNTIAIj : : i-H'AUTIKH Ol Durability , Evenness ot Point , and Workmanship. ' ' ' -'i . " .v ) ' . IVISON , BLAKEMfiH & CO , , 7''S'i orL. . .Il I'VIHKll S I1 ICIM.'V : ,1.11 III.A M . . . , . . | | PALMER. HICHMAN v CO. , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Ufllt'v lluuin 21 , OpjionIKi K rhanio Iliilldliu , t/nlon Stutk VUrdu , t-uutli Oiiiuliu , Noli. Live Stock Commission. U-)3ii ; IS , liitliu 111:0 Iliihdin. , DIIIUII MocU Y huutli Oiunli.l , livii. U7TON"JST : O C Y A R DS C-57i Of Oniena , Limited , ABrTcuitiirui Implements. * CHURCHILL PARKER , Dealer in Agricultural lmplcmcntsWagons , , t nrrlniiO unit lluckif .1 MIP "Itool.di'lweoaS'llinni I'lili < .im li\ Nol > i. " LfNINGER A METCWUP CoTT l\griciiltiiralIiiiplements \ , a OiisCarriage , ; : llneilcs. Elf.Vholc nlp. Oit ti NfhM lii l > ARLIN"oRENDoirF ft MARTIN ? " | ip l < > r In Agricnllnral Implements , Wagons&Bnggics WI , J . ftVi and ' .W Jones # lrpc t. Omnliit. " " ' P. P. MAST ft CO. . Mannfaetorers of BaCuCye Drills , Sccte , I'ulUTnto . HBT Ilitktu , Cltlcr Mini mi < l 1 ulinn 1'ut tdH et . Cor lllh inl Niih-il i Mu-t'li. _ WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. , WholMftlr Agricultural Inmleinents , Wagons & BuEgies f , rnrr 1 ' * i-- ' M ' rtn * tivp | _ ' OMAHA HttANCH. J. F. SEIBERLINO & CO. . Akron , O'ii" ' . Harvcsling Micliincry and Binder Twine , \V. I" MM' . MRiii'or li .t nr'i iT' Hi < i Onmtm. MOLINE.MILBURN&BTODDARUCo Innttficturi r ftinl Johlipri iti Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc , lor. Pill nil I I. lulu titvtl. Dinnlm. Noli. " " Arllats' M.itorlaln. , A HOSPE. Jr. . Artists' ' Mattnals , Pianos and Organs , 1M l I'ouelix Slri'ot Onmlm. Nrhrmfcn. DooUtiollors nntl Slntlontjro. _ H. M , & S. W. JONESV Sacccisorj to A. T. tOnrcnn Co. . Wliotriilr A llctnll Booksellers and Stationers , Kltio \ \ Jilli < ft Sin'iororiCimiiiHrcinl Glnllnncrjp li'-J Duut. A * illruct. unmhii. Nob. I _ Bootu nnd Shoa ? . KI'RKENUALL. JONES .t co. , iy ucci'sson to HcoJ. Jont-s A I o ) Wholesale Manufacturers of Bocts and Shoes Ativutiiur llo'ton lli'hticr Miw I < i I'.lt ! . 1IUIA HM _ ll nmy SI. , Oinntia. Ncbruokn. _ W. V. MORSE It CO. . Johhers of Boots and Shoes , ItOI 110 ! UOj DoiiRlns St.Hnmhn Mnnulattorr , Sum mer MIll EUlh , Coal , Goko nnd Lima. O'MAHA COAL ? COKE & LIME co. , Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal , -JO ! ) Couth IJlli Kt 'ut , Omatm , Nnlirntki. _ * ' NEBRASKA FUEL CO , Shippers of Coal and CoU III Soulll 13lh ! U . OtTfl' .1 Noli. . ' . t. .C JM.V'OA' , . ( O Manufacturers of Urn , nrt'lilnpoM nf Cul , Cji . C MIIIMII , 1'Uilnr. l.lmo main Till * mul ' ewer I'M"- . < ) iHcc > , SH s1.1" " 8t. , Oniili.i , Jsoli. Telephone SH. Cotfooo , Sptcos , Etc- ' , , _ _ " CLARKE COFFEE CO. , Oumliit CotToe and t-plci1 Mllle. Teas. Colfccs , Spices , Baking Powder , Hntorl'iK Kittncti , Laundry Itluo. Inks Htc. 1IU miillarnnr Strom. ( Ui hn. > etiriiika. Crockery and Clasavyaro. _ _ " W. L. WRIGHT , Aprnt for llio Manufacturers nnrt lmpoitct of Glassware Lamps Chimneys Crockery , , , , Ktc Ota cc , .1178 Hill ft. . Omr.lm. .Ncbrii.k ( > . PER KTNS , CATCH &LAUMAN. Iinonnt-TS ami . .loliboroC Crcciery , Glassware , Lamts , Silverware Etc. 151trcr.v.mSt. 1'uxton Iltiilcllnt' . Comnilaslon and Storage- " " "niDDELL & RIDDELL. Storage and Commission Merchants , Fpcclaill'tlntlrr Kpei , Clic"f. . ronltrv , ( inmi ; Hl'i llownnl i-tieat , Oinnlia , Net ) . GEO SCHROECER St CO. . ( Successors to McShano , -chrocder > Produce Commission and Cold Storage , Dry Gooda nno Notions. " M. E SMITH & CO. . Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , . llOZnml llMIIoualiu. Cor. llth i1 ! . , Omnho , Keb. KTC p A"TR fc i < - K 6 c hi D R Y o ODSCO Importers and Johhers in Dry GoodsNolions , Ucnta' riirnlshlni ; Onml . Oorner llth nnil llnJnpj MM..Oiunbn. Isclirnskn. HELIN. THOMPSON & GO. lini'orlrri ' nml JobliiMsuf Woolens ail Tail ] ? ' 'Mining ' > I7 ' oulli Till ) Stipet. Furniture. DEWEY .V STOrTt7 , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Karnain Str < el. Otcnliii v 'jrnskn. CHARLES SHIVERICK , Fnrnitnrc Crocorioo. ' " ' PAXTON. GAI.LAGHER'TCO. . Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , 70ii. 7U7.709 nnil Til P. 10th Ft. , Onmlm , Nell. McCORD , BRADY .V CO. , Wholesale Grocers. Hi nml l.eavunwnrtli StrPi'tr. Uninljn , N'olinnkB. Heavy Harclwaro. " " W. J. BROATCi ; , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , fc'prin.is , Wn.'cni ( ini.-k Ihirilnnin , I.'inii.i'r , Kic , 1111,1 im llnriit-y Mivvl. Uiiiiilm , HIMEBAUGH U TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , Mechanics' Tools ainl IlufTalo hoali'B. 140j Duu lui RECT o R. w i L H E L M Y& Wholesale Hardware , fill nnil UnriifSlH Oiniiliii , Neb \Vratrrii Acentt lor Aumin 1'owiltT I'u JuiriTHOii Kiful Nullt , I'uirbunHa htnnduiU Hcnli'i * _ _ LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD WARE COMPANY , Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , Mentis , Mii-ct Iron , et , A < 'iili for llo < . firnlei , uih-r anil l.ynmii liaibcilliu , ( mulia , Nubi.iHku. Hardwnro. MARKS'BROS. SADDLERYr"ub7 Wholcmlo Miinufactnrc'ri of { Jadillery & Jjliiiersof Saddlery Hardware And Lcatliui. IWJ , IWi nii'l IP7 Hnriuy Ht.Onir.hr. , Hate , Caps , Eto. " " W. L. PARROTTE & CO. , Wholesale Hals. Caps and Straw Goods , 1197 Ilaruc ; ilicoUOmaha. JVI | . Lumhor. "O'M A'H A L u M B t ; R c 6V iVil Kinds of Building Material at W3'ic ! lit I Sired aii'l Union raclllc Tfuck. Oni i' . LOUIS BRADFORfJ , Dealer in Luraher , Lath , Lime , Sasfe , , Ulc. VJrJt'ornor Till nml J-/u i l.'uiuci KRbU W , UHAY. Lumber , Lime , Ceoieni , Eta , Etc , Cornet ttu ami honeM * Fts. . C. N. DIETZ , Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , Mil ami I'nlilornUi Street * , Omaha. N To Dealers Only , Ofllro.HKI Firnmu street Onuhn. " JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , t Jif salc iiiiiber , Etc , ijnmrj \ \ line | UUP. CHAS. H. LEE. Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood CarpoH nn.l I'nniiicl Kl.-onnj Slli mid HoncUi fflllllnory iincl Notlonn. " ' I. OBERKliLDliH .V CO. . importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions IN aiiinmUi" < iMitn lnii M Notions j. T Wholesale Notions ami Furnishing Goods _ _ lalnmln ! > , nlfi tniii m Ou.nlm VINYAF1D ft SCHNEIDER. Notions and Gent's ' Fiiriiisliing Goods , _ IKS IH-ni'V Mn'ot OmiM _ OvoraiiB. _ CA'NFIELD MANUFACTURING" Manufacturers of Overalls , H-niK 1'antJ. M.i.f. 1-t I'r.'ii 1 inn lvmila : Street , . . ' . Ol.JllllH. .I'll Office Fixtuioa. "I THI : MMMO.MH M vsrr.\nTiUMi co. Bank , OfflccliidlaToon Fixtures , Mnnlli" . siili > | , nntM Hook i mi Onn ; ntiirWnll I nvw. l'.ntiuoim Itnilin.M , > mili'ii > , llorrntulVlno liK'li-ii ' Mliiuii'tr liuiot , rti ' otUrivliXlimd lja J-uulll 1 .Hi M. Oiimtm T.-lofilumo 11-1. Olla. CONSOLIOATED TANK LINE GO" , Wiolsale Refined and Lubricating Oils , A lo Hreunf , Klc . OiuHlin. A. II lli > hon. ViMn"1" " Pniiita nnd Olia. _ CUMMINC3S t NEILSON , \\holo4iilo \ li-.ilpr ) In Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc , III" Knrn'im Stiovt. Onmhn , Nob. Paper. " CARPENTER PAFEn CC. . Wholesale Paper Dealers , rarrrnnlro ainrk of 1'riiilitu : Wi nm > lii ; xmlVrlllna . , . , . , . , * , , , , Pir * * t. i4 | -i rtr- ( < Storngo , ForwarclliiK & Cominleoion ARMSTRONG. PETTIS \ CO. , Storage , Forwarding anil Commission , Urancli hmiMHif tin1 UtMtni'y IttiKKv To Htik'Kk1 nt > . uulusaK-iiml ri'liul. l > i IllOuml 1,1' ' Iziinl btiuul , O null i Ti li'pli MIC N i 7' < l Toys. " H. HARDY & CO. . Toys , Dolls. Albiiiiis',11 , Fancy Goods , . 1 * , Ktc SHOi'l l linilliu , Ni'Ii _ _ _ _ _ Browors- STORZ & ILER. Lager Beer Brewers , IV.'l Xortli KUlliU'C'iilli Mrcpt , Oiniiliii , N'rli _ _ _ _ Cornico. EACTL E C O R N I C E WORKS ? Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice \\uriuvv clips .111.1 ini'taiukliunn .IIIIIN KIM vrrn : , l'niirlk-lur. | 1(13 llllCl HU OIIIll I'Jlll BlIIM't. Printers' Materials. _ " "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UWC-N. Auxiliary PuHislicrs , Dinlcrs In Tjriii' , TrcucH nnl I'rlnli'ra' Sunnllca. KB Will I2tli bin-el. Oinnlm. Paper Boxos. _ - ' ' jloHN L ? WILKIEJ Proprietor Omaha Paner Box Factory , Nos. HIT nnd UU ) DoiiKlaii St. , Omaha , No1 > . Rubber Coocla. OMAHA RUBBER CO. . Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 311 Ciullilnu unil I.eMlior Hi lluu. 10lb ( J iiniaui i'lroot. , Deere , Etc , - T j < } wi. A. DISDROV / CO ' IVhnli'salo Mnnii lurcr ? of Sash , Doors , Blinds anil Mouldings , Hrnm h ufllco. 13th nnd 1/iinl litrpots. Oiniiliii , Neb , . "B HN MANUFACTURING CO Manufacturers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds , V-ulJliiKB , Mull Work nnil lnli < ri < ir Hunt \Niui 1 riir MI N. h . Conior Ml ) nn l l.i'avL-uwjriU Slrt * lh , iJniglin. .Nuo. _ _ _ Rtourn Flttingo , Pumpo , Kto. ' " ' % " A. L. STRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines. itcr.mViitcr , lln Ir/ny niul M'ninu 'inptillc * . Klc. ' . 'X Vi > Hint Vlt iMriinn : tti , i'l. On. . aim. CHUHCHILL > UMP CO. , Wholesale Pnuins , Fire , Fi-lings , ir. nn Wnlcr PIIIMI | IV I tr U. a. WIND ENGINE & PUMT CO. . " * ; fgpii ! and Water Supplies , ) Wlrrl Mlll tin niul SCI r.un.im hi. , Uiuaba. - I Hii'i. A ( HIM MiiniiKfi. " BROWNELL & ( JO. . engines , Boilers and General Machinery , lit'C'l Ir n V.'nrk SICHIII J'liniix. Paw Mill * . r.TJ-1215 l.t'UVL'Mworlli hiio-'l. ni'Slm Iron WorUo. "STEAM BOIUER WO'RKH , Ciuturi. t-oii , ruip .MiiHiifacliin-Hiirnllktnil * Steam Boilers , Wsaud Sliest Iron WorK Wrrkni-oulliSUlli ami II. A MCroHln , ' . " I'AVION A VIKUUM ! IIION7 WOUKS. Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work , unU Kill l-trc ( t. OMAHA WIRE A ; IRON WORKS , Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Do k ItulKVlinUr.v ( iiinril" , I'lixicr HliimH , Wlro Hliiii" . Kir.'U \ Ni < rtli lull hlri'Ut.Orniihu. T. "vi. * . HA SAFE and IRON WORKS , Man'frs ' of Fire& Burglar Proof Safes Viiiilln. . .l.iliV < irk li"i Miini'-it ini'l ' I Irn K'fli li AliUroen , rropr. ' "r lull niul Jncksun fen. CHAMPION IRON nnd V/1RE WORKS Iron and Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards r.ml M , for lunik * , < , il ' < io.4' iiKiiluncv * . < ! to il AwniiiL'H 1 o * .tMiitia .Mat Inneruuil . 7 liluuksiulili < nk Mlhoulti lull HI. " " fi UHAI'IIMl , V H'lH. Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locto Ak'ODU t l Dliui'il-l htlu .III I.IU4 I. Ulllpt.l/'J \ uuil ami JunVori , I1J S. l.il.i Atruut. HYr ARE THE BEST UlUO B U uy