TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TJSUESPAY. MARCH 28. 1889 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Culls Profoes to Bo Alarmed By
the Continued Dry Woathor.
CORN RECEIPTS RATHER LIGHT.
Oata Actlvt ) nnd Much Stronger
I'roTlBlons Ncfvono nt n Jllsthcr
Level Cnttlo Demand Fnlr
'llrlsk.
CHICAGO PKODUOE MAnilET.
CniCAao , March 27. [ Special Tclcpram to
Ian BKE.J Pretty much everything on
board had tlio nopcnranco of solidity most of
the day. In wheat the most influential fac
tor was tlio fear of the bulls who affected
distress on account of the aatnaga the con *
tlnued dry weather might Inflict on the crous
that bavo hardly commenced to think about
growing yet , and the boars and shorts were
nervously afraid that there might bo some
thing In the cry entertained by the nlnririlsts.
The apprehensions of the shorts were fur
ther excited by the gossip about the heavy
July holdings for account of Futrbank and
bin associates , and tha consequent heavy op
posing short intercut * . Tnus It was that
fear bccamo a potent Influence In establishIng -
Ing speculative values to-day. The weather
map did not glvo any consolation to the bcar-
Ishly Inclined. It was dry , cold and windy
In the northwest , moderate and dry through
out the northern , winter wheat area , and
windy everywhere north of Ohio. In many
points in the south rain was re
ported , and that section seems to beSetting
Setting along nicely. The dry weather Is
certainly stimulating the general speculative
activity In the now crop futures , nnd n satis
factory business was done in the pit to-day.
May , on the contrary , was inactive , though
exceedingly nervous. It has been pretty
thproughly boycotted by the general traders ,
and the operations In that month nro con
fined in n great measure to the clique bro
kers and a few professional scalpers who
take u flyer at anything that promises a frac
tion. The ilrst thing this morning Bloom
ibid out 250,000 bushels of May wheat , flo
commenced unloading at tbo opening price ,
tl.03 % , and by tha time ho was through the
prlco was down to $1. Bloom bought this
wheat yesterday on the theory that "it was
ft. bet that the market would bo boosted 20c
before it would bo lot down oc. " Hutchinson
took all the wheat which averaged below
11.01. The price struck 91 twice , but no busi
ness to amount to anything was done on that
basis. This transaction was tlio only Inci
dent of consequence in the May deal to-day.
Fair bank was doing nothing unless through
Hutchinson. The prlco got above (1:01 and
itaycd there. The fluctuations were
Within the limits of fl.01@1.0lk. The
close was tl.Ol.V. July had a ragged opening.
There was trading in different parts of the
pit all the way from 89.c to 90o. The
market worked down to 89 u , reacted
to S9o , and then Bold to 3&c ,
With the recovery in May the July price
went to SQ c , dropping again to S8K@'SOo.
It then climbed steadily to 89 eon n weather
flurry , but afterwards eased off and closed
Bt 88c , or Xo better than yesterday. The
later weakness was duo to reported rain in
the southwest.
The corn market was. fairly active and
firmer at the start. The receipts were light
hero and at the otbor primary markets , and
the shipping demand for the lower grades
was of the same active character * as has
been noted of late. Liverpool was quoted
easier , and the outgoings from the Atlnntio
ports yesterday were considerably under the
recent average. There was some buying of
April contracts and selling of May at a Jfo
difference in price , and a prominent oper
ator was offering July and September very
freely , and his offers were readily taken.
The receipts for to-morrow were estimated
At 217 cars. May opened at 35o. which is
% o higher than it closed yesterday , the
principal cause of which was the threatened
cold weather. It declined later to 35Xo , but
again became llrmer on the light offerings
and the active demand for tlio low grades ,
finally closing at 35c.- which is J c improve'
ment over yesterday's resting prico. The
outsldo markets were tame ana colorless and
without any decided tendency , and after the
first hour business here became dull , with
prices holding firm.
Oats were uetlv6 and much stronger , with
B lib'Oral speculative business reported. As
for some time past , May was the pivotal
month , with the longer futures relatively
itoady. After the arm opening May de
clined Xk'o ' to 20Kc. followed by a sub-
itantial up turn of fully % c , touching 20Jf @
2GJffc under liberal buying and the absence of
any pressure to sell. The advance induced
considerable realizing , with fair sell
ing attributed to the Milwaukee longs ,
nnd ? { @K ° of the advance was lost.
Boiler March was neglected with No. 2 oats
to go to store quiet at iJS c. Out of the total
Inspected receipts of but 74 cars , 29 cars , or
40 per cent , were contract grade. The
Withdrawals from store were 10,810 bush
els.
els.In
In provisions the fooling was nervous.
Disappointment over the receipts of hogs ,
coupled with rumors of a deal in pork and
lard , curtailed the usual disposition to sell
and made the shorts anxious to cover to pro
tect their outstanding contracts , nnd contin
ued easily the late Dullish inclination , In
products of all desonptions , though moro es
pecially In pork , prices were advanced when
bvor a doslro was manifested to buy. The
entire trade was In a nervous condition , and
the market all around touched a higher level
than yesterday. In pork the day closed
with an actual advance of 12) @ 15c , and in
Ihort ribs of 2Ko. Lard was pounded sonio-
tyhat late In the session and closed at yester
lay's prices to 2o lower.
CHICAGO sxooa.
CHICAGO , March 27. | Special Telegram
to TUB BBB.JCATTHS The demand was
fair , with chances that about all the offerIngs -
Ings would be sold. As to prices , there were
* variety of opinions , but the bulk of the par
lies interviewed on both the buying and soil
ing side thought that there was little or no
change compared with yesterday. There
y . . 'ore more really peed steers among the nr-
1 Rivals than for many a day , a largo per cent
of which were much hotter than the stock
displayed during the holidays , The export
trade was well represented , and tha chances
tV were that a fair business in that line would
bo transacted , cow stock soiling fairly well
nnd rough stock generally soiling about the
name as horotoforo. The stacker and feeder
trade was reported In good shape , with
prices the sumo as last week. Cboico to extra
beeves , M.25@-t.40 ; medium to good steers ,
1850 to 1600 IBs , M.OOQ4.00 ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs ,
3.60@3.05t 050 to-1200 Ibs , * 3.00@3.40 ; stock-
era ana feeders , $2.20@3. 40 ; cows , bulls and
mixed , $ l.40@3.25 ; bull : , $3.20(33.40. (
lloas llupinesi was brisk and prices a
simile stronger than at the lowest point yes
terday. Tlio bulk of the mixed nud prlmo
packers sold around about II. SO , so inn at
$4.70@4.75. and a few at , S5. Best heavy
uold at t4.60Ql.85 , and light sorts at
4.00
NBW Vouit , March 27. [ Special Telegram
to TDK UBB.I STOCKS A promising fea
ture ot the stock marUct at one time during
the morning was the widening of the active
interest , including a larger proportion of the
list than for some tlmo. This was confined ,
however , to a spurt of activity at the open
ing , when prices ruled # @K per sent over
the close yesterday , with Lake Slioro and
Uurllugtoa & Qulaoy about % higher. After
tlio llrst activity died out the Interest nar
rowed , atid grangers and coal stocks largely
monopolized tha activity , Before the end of
the hour thure was a downward turn In
prices , with Missouri Pacific , Heading and
Atchlson leading the docllno. Atchlson
dropped 1 per cent straight from tbo best
price early , The trading at II o'clock a. in.
was largely in Northwestern , Reading ,
Burlington and Atchlson , with a fairly firm
tone prevailing and prices but slightly under
the opening figures. lforo ! noon HocU Is
land and Louisville & N sh villa became
sooro active , and under the lead of the ani
mation In those , there WAS a slight upward
movement in the list. At noon the nurkut
was featureless nnd prices were about where
they started. The last hour of the stock
market was marked by better buying , well
distributed on grangers and Southwestern
( docks. Some very material advances were
made. Atchlson and Rock Island each
.closed 1 per cent higher , with Missouri Pa
cific nnd St , Paul nearly n point advanced
for tbo day , The other gains were : Union
Pacific , Jf ; St. Paul , 21 ; New England , * { \
Lncknwannn , > . , ' , anil Chicago Gas , ? .
Heading showed a lots of ? 6 per cent. The
easier feeling In money circles on the other
'side Is regarded as likely to lead to better in
vestments in securities. The total sales" for
the day were 20,450 shares.
The folio wing wore the closing quotations ;
. IT. , P , , 4n regular..U'SS Northern Puclflc. . 25U
.s ; 4scoupons..ini ! dopreferred C0i
U. b. 4 ! i regular. . 1113 C. * N. W
V. B. 4 ! i coupons . , 103 do preferred , , , . . J.KI
r cinoosot w . . .uw N. V. Central. . IWHf
Central IMclno. . . . .11 l'.U.&K. . . 23 > i
Chicago & Alton. . . 125 Itocklilaml 1
ClilcagnIldrllngtouni'i ? -M.&St.P 63 ! ,
. ni'i dopraferred W4 !
D..L. & . . . . . . . . . St. 1'aul Ik Omaha . AH ,
Illinois Central. . . .loo dopreferrod 01
1..H.&W \ > X Union Pacific Ci
Kansas & Texas , , . 1-U W..8t.U & ! ' 123 *
I.akcShora . do preferred. . . . 30
MlchlganCentral , , H.H4 Western Union. . . , . bli !
Mlssourll'acino . . . 07U
MONET OK CALI/ Easy at 2 < g5 per cent ;
last loan , 2 per cent.
PititiB McnaiNTiUi I'AFfin t yJW Per
cent. "
STBRI.INO EXCIUNOK Dull but firm ;
sixty-day bills , $4.S5 { ; demand , M.SSJf.
ruonuoi'j
CHICAGO , March 27. Wheat Closed
Irregular ; cash , 00 , 0 ; May , $1.01 ; July
S'Jc. '
S'Jc.Corn
Corn Firm ; cash , 84J c ; April , 35c ;
May , 8jc.
Oats Firm ; cash , 25 ; o ; May , 2CYc.
Rye May , 44c.
Barley Nothing doing.
PrlmoTImothj J1.27.
Flax1.61. .
\Vhlsky-S1.03.
Pork Stronger ; May , $12.72 5 July ,
$12.S7 > .
Lard Steady ; cash , 7.02 > ; May , $7.10.
Flour Steady ! nominally unchanged j winter -
tor wheat , $ J.50Zr ( .40 ; spring wheat , $1.45@
0.80 ; r.yo , $2.05@3.00 in barrels.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders. $ o.50@5.75 ;
short clear , ? 0.02 > @ 0.7C. ; short ribs. $0.80
© 0.33. :
Butter Unchanged ; creamery , 17@24o ;
dairy , 17@21e.
Choose Unchanged ; full cream choddais
nnd flats , lOKCSUo ; Young Americas , 11 } @
12c.
12c.Eggs Unchanged ; fresh , 10@l2c.
Hides Unchanged ; bonvy green salted ,
" ; "Rllt Broon Baited , 50o ; green ,
' @ 8c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
o ; No. 2 , atfo ; coke , 4Vfc ,
Hoccints. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 9.000 7,000
Wheotbu . 19,000 8,000
Corn.Du . 218,000 05,000
Oats , bu . 80,000 01,000
Now Vorfc. March 27. Wheat Receipts ,
10,000 ; exports , 8,000 ; spot market dull and
o higher , steady ; No. 2 red , 88Jf@
in elevator , [ 90Jf < 391oafloatOOJ ; @ 91 ? c
.o.b. ; No. 3 red , 8'J@S2 > c : ungraded red ,
) @ )30 ) > .fc ; options active , unsettled and
Ighor : March , 89 c.
Corn Receipts 103,000 ; exports. 8,000 ;
, pot fairly active and steady ; No. 2 , 42J @
12o in elevator , 43K@43Jfo afloat ; No. 2
vhlto , 40J < oj ungraded , 40 ( 44 0 ; options
'airly active and } ic lower , weak.
Uots Receipts , 45,000 ; exports , 5,000 :
pot , firm nnd quiet : options dull nnd MdbXc
ewer ; Mnrch , 31o ; April , SO c ; May , 30Xo ;
ipot. No.2 white , 83@33)4'c ; mixed western ,
ffoo Options steady , closed 5@15
iolnts below yesterday ; sales , 57,250 bags ;
.larch , and April , $100 ! ) ; May , $10.00 ®
.0.75 : spot Rte , quiet and easy ; fair cargoes ,
18.75.
Petroleum Steady but quiet ; United closed
it 91Kc.
Eggs Quiet and weak ; western , OX@
Oifc.
Pork Firmer ; now , $13.75@14.00.
Lard Steady ; western steam closing at
.4C > i : March , $7.30.
Butter Easy ; western 12@20J a
Cheese Dull and easy ; western ,
Liverpool.March 37. [ Special Cablegram
o "Tnn BEE.J 3:30 : p. m. close. Pork
loldors offer moderately ; prime mess , east-
rn , C5a , steady ; ao , western , 55s , steady.
Lard Ifolaere offer sparingly ; spot and
March , 80s 9d , firm ; April ana May , 37s ,
teady.
Wheat Holders offer moderately ; No. 2 ,
vintor , 7s 4d , dull ; dospring , 8s , llrm.
Flour Holders offer moderately ; 11s 3d ,
iteady.
Corn The supply of ' spot is in excess of
ho demand and future Holders offer moder
ately ; spot , 3s 9 d , easy ; March 3s 9 } d ,
steady ; May , 8s O d , steady ; April , 3s OJid ,
steady.
Milwaukee , Mnrch 27. Wheat Dull ;
cash , 88 } < o ; May , SOtfo.
Corn Stoauy ; No. 3. 31@31Kc.
Oats Dull ; No. 2rtiite. , . 27 > i@23c.
Rye Dull ; No. 1 , 43 c.
Barley Dull ; No. 2 , 58@53Xc.
Provisions Firm ; pork , ? 12.05.
Clnclnimtl , March 27. Wheat Dull ;
No. 2 red , 05e.
Corn Firm ; No. 3 , mixed , 85@35c ,
Oats Easier ; No. 3 mixed , 2T@27Mc.
Whislry-Firm at $1.03.
St. Louts , March 27. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 03o ; May , 03c.
Corn Firm ; cash , 29J/o ; May , SO c.
Oats Higher ; cash , 25e ; May , 27c.
Pork Higher nt * W.OO.
Lard Nominal nt $ O.S7J .
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
Butter Quiet nnd unchanged ; cream
ery , northern roll , 14@10o ; dairy , 20@23c ;
creamery , 33@25c.
KniiHaa City , March 27. Wheat-
Steady ; No. 2 red , cash , 80o asked ; May ,
80o bid ; No. 2 soft , cash , 8So bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 cash , 35J/C bid ;
May , 20&u asked ; No. 3 whlto , cash , 2r"
bid.
bid.Oats
Oats No. 2 , cash , 22o bid.
Minnoapolls. March 27 , Sample wheat
dull , about steady ; receipts , HO cars ; shin
ments , 30 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , March ,
81.09 ; May , $1.14 ; on track. $1.10 :
No. 1 northern , March , 98c ; May , 9S. ! u ; on
track , OStfc@tl.OO } ; No. 2 , northern , March ,
69o ; Moy , " " " -
, March 87.Tha Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 11,000 ; shipments . none ;
market closing steady : beeves , $4.25@4.40 ;
ntockors ( ind feeders , J.20@3.40 ; cows , mills
nnd mixed , $1.40(33,25 ( ; steers. fJ.OOWUO ;
Texas stuora , $ il.OOiU.nu. (
Hogs Receipts , 1S.DOJ ; shipments , none ;
market closing strong ; mixed , fiU5@4.SO ;
heavy , $4.0o@-l 85 ; light , fl.05@4.95 ; skips.
$3.50@4.50.
Sheep Receipts , 0,000 : shipmonti , none ;
market strong : natives , fy.OOQ5.00 : western
cornfod , $4.2r.SiJ.80 ( ; lambs , $4.50@.GO.
Knusaa City , March 27. Uattlo Ro-
celnts , 2,800 ; shipments , 1,700 ; dressed beef
and shipping steers weak to C@10a lower ;
good to choice heavy feeding steers lOc
hlghor ; good to choice corn-fed , $3,00@4oO ;
common to medium , $3.75@3.00 ; stackers
and feeding steers , f 1.00@3.40 ; cowfl , steady
to strong. ? 1.0TiJ2.95. (
Hogs Receipts , 8,100 ; shipments , 1,400 ;
market slow.wcak to So lower closing firmer ;
common to choice , f i.lO@4GO.
National HtooU YnriU. Cast St.
IjouiH , March 27. Cuttle Receipts. 9JO ;
shlpmuiits , 800 ; market steady ; choice heavy
native steers , fa S0 ( < ? 4.30 ; fair to good ,
$3.00(33.95 ( ; Rtockers and feeders. $ lO@
2.90 ; rangers , corn-fed , ) .SO ( 3.4I ) ; grass-
fed. $ l.40 ( < f3.75.
Hogs Receipts , 4,600 : shipments , COO ;
market easy ; choice heavy and butch
ers' selections , $ i.7S@4.S5 ; packing , f4.05@
4.SO ; light grades , $4.65 ( < % 4.60.
Hlnux City , March 27. Cattle Receipts ,
5S9 ; shipments. 191 ( market unchanged ; fat
steers , f3.75@3.i3 ! ; ittovkors , (2.00@2.bO ; feed
ers , $2.25Q2.S5 ; fat COWH , Ji.25 ( < 2.CO ; can-
tiers auil bulls , fl.OOQl 75 ; veal calves , 13.00
@ 4.00.
Hogs Receipts. 1,507 ; murkot stronger ;
light and mixed , U5@4.57 > 'i heavy , $4.40Q
400
* *
oai AUA. j
Cattle.
Wednesday , March 27 , ISS'J.
Whh heavy receipts for to-day , on well as
.
" -y MNP. " f ' " y
on yesterday , It was not at all unreasonable
to expect an easier market , nnd then , too ,
the curly report * from other markets were
not reassuring. However , the cattle about
nil sold and nt prices not very different from
yesterday , but upon tha whole easier. The
bulk of the steers sold at n range of $0.10 ®
3.CO. with n choice load as high us tt.05 , The
quality of the cow stuff was peed , and as
hleh as $3.10 was paid for n fnncy bunch.
Thobnlkof the cows sold nt * 2.10@2.SO.
There was considerable Inquiry for feeders ,
nnd n bunch of natives brought (3.00 and
sonic northern feeders $2.05.
HOR .
There was not much change In the prices
paid for hogs , but the buyers apparently
wanted them n llttlo lower , nnd they may
have succeeded in getting n shade 6IT. The
trade was n llttlo slow on account of the
bearish disposition of the buyers , but the
pens were cleared by midday.
Blicop.
There were not many here , nnd part of
what there were the packers did not con
sider good enough.
Receipts.
Cattle 2,000
Hofrs 3,000
Sheep 500
Prevailing Prlooa.
The following Is a table of prices paid In
this inarkut for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Prlmo steers , 1300 to 1500 lbs.$3.33 @ 1.00
Prlmo steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. . a.OO C e3.5'J
Native feeders 2.75' ( VJ3.00
Common to good cows , . . . . . . . 1,50 ( { 2.4J
Choice to fancy cowa 2.50 @ 3.00
Fair to choice Dulls 1.73 ( fg'J.OO
Fnlr to choice light hogs. . . . . . . 4.50
Fnlr to choice heavy hogs 4.50 © 1.00
Fair to choice mixed hogs . . . . 4.50 054.55
Fair to choice western sheep. . 8.80 ( 4.20
Fair to choice Nobraskas 8.00 ( 4.10
Reprcsontntlvo Sains.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
I \)1 \ < ) UOO 11 11G1 KS.25
0 1144 3.05 3.274 !
M. 1070 3.05 42 11M : W75 }
1U 1331 H.II5 20 llii 3.2 ! k
47 1023 . 18 1253 3.27W
IB 11:17 : 3.1U 19 1SBO 3.30
14 1103 3.10 a 132J 3. )
18 lIKig 3.10 23 1306 3.30
3.IW
! " . " ! . ' . " . ! ! ! { air , H ins 3.30
31 1121 3.BO 19 12M
15 1250 il.20 8 12 , 2 3.35
18 1143 3.20 14 1313 3.35
M 12H 3.80 : )3 ) 1315 3.35
38 1145 3.20 11 133i
23 1221 3.20 18 1321 .
! W 1213 3.20 01 12(53 ( 3.45
12 1250 3.20 0 1337 3.4 >
8 1110 3.25 18 1375 3.45
3 1143 3.25 1H 13SO 3.50
4 1135 3.25 18. . . . , 1404 AGO
ID 1104 3.25 17 1WJ 3.80J
10 120 3.25COWS.
COWS.
15. 057 3.10 3 13D5 2.K )
' 1000 2.16 Z 1280 2.60
IB' 018 2.15 2 1250 2.60
16. 1112 2.25 3 1000 2.50
1107 2.35 23 1085 2.00
1270 2.3 > 14 11C9 2,05
1203 2.40 43 109'J 2.70
15 .1020 2.40 43 1185 3.W
7 1100 2.40 M 073 2.80
10 1001 2.40 2 1250 3.00
015 2.00 4 1475 3.00
3 1183 2.45 40 1315 3.10
8 10EO 2.50
2.50DULLS. .
2.25
2.35
H'JO 2.35
15M ) 2.40
1JO 2.40
law 2.50
.1370 2.05
.13JO 3.00
.1130 S.OO
684 2.10
730 2.00
BhK. IT.
120 J4.65
40 4.55
100 4.55
80 4.55
. . 4.55
120 4.55
40
120 4 > ,5
. . 4.55
240 4.55
4.55
4.55
440 4.65
130 4.65
. . 4.65
120 4.55
. . 4.65
40 4.56
40 llKK
4.57H
4icO
SHEEP WESTEnNS.
03 .93 .3.70
Live Stock Notqs.
Cattle a llttlo easier.
About everything sold.
Not much change in the hog market.
\V. A. Combes , Chicago , was here looking
> vor the yards.
Hanna Bros. , Nelson , Neb. , sold a load of
attlo on the market to-day at $4.05. J. A.
Hanna came invith them.
OMAHA , AVHOLUSALE MAUKETS'
Produce , Fruits , Etc.
BuTTnn Creamery Fancy print , 24@20c ;
choice print , 21@23c ; fancy solid packed , 20
@ 22 ; choice solid packed , 19 < < ? 20c. Dairy-
Fancy roll , 17@19o ; choice , 15C41io ( ; good , 12
@ 14c ; low grades , 10@llc. „
CHEESE Full creatn Cheddars , choice , 11 >
@ 12Kc ; full orcam flats , two in hoop , "llfrt (
18c ; full cream Y. A. , choice , 12 } @ 13c ; off
grades and skims , 5@9o ; limburger , 10@12c ;
brick and Swiss , 14@15c.
Eaos Strictly fresh , lOo.
LIVE POULTIIY Chickens , per doz , $3.75 ®
4.00 ; ducks , $3.2503.50 ; gceso , $ S.50@9.00 ;
turkeys , per Ib , 9@10c.
DUESSED POULTKV Chickens , per Ib , 9 ©
llo ; turkeys , ll@12o ; goose , H@l2c ; ducks ,
® Hc.
VBAL Heavy grassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@
Oc ; Inferior calves , 50 to 00 Ibs , 8@5c ; me
dium to good , 70 to 85 IDS , 4@Gc ; choice to
fancy. 100 to 130 Ibs , C@7c.
VEGETABLES Potatoes , Colorado and Utah ,
C0@05c : Wyoming , 50@55c ; Nebraska and
Iowa , choice largo , 25@30c ; common , 18@23o ;
sweet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , $2.753.00 ;
beotH , jier doz , 50@70c ; carrots , 35@40c ; cabbage -
bago , California , per Ib. 2u ; parsnips , per bu ,
50@00o ; onions , rod choice , S0@o3c ; silver
skin , C0@75o ; turnips , 20@25c ; rutabagas , 35
@ 40f ; radishes , 35 ( < ! ! 40c ; lettuce , 25@30o ; cu
cumbers , $1.50@2.00 ; string beans , per box ,
$1.75@2.25 ; celery , 25@30c ; spinach , * 1.2i@ !
1.50 per bbl ; plo plant , per doz , 50a ; parsley ,
per doz , 25o ; soup bunches , 85c ; cauliflower ,
. .
GAME Mallard , per doz , $3,00@3.50 ; redhead -
head , per doz , $2.50@3.00 ; teal , per doz , $1.75
@ 2.00 ; common small , per doz , $1.00@1.50 ;
rabbits , per do/ , 90c@$1.00 ; jack rabbits , prr
doz , $ . ' 1.00@3.50 ; squirrels , per doz , 00c@fl.00 ;
look snipe , $1.0601.25.
Ari'J.BS Per bbl , fancy -New York nnd
Michigan , $3,25 ; cholon , $3.75 ; choice Mis
souri , $2.50 ; good , $1.75ft2.00.
FOIIEION FnniTa Malaga grapes , kegs , 40
to 55 Ibs , lOo per Ib ; bananas , per bunch ,
$1.50 ( 3.00 : lemons , fancy now , 300 to 800 s ,
$ .I.75@4.5U ; oranges , Los Angeles , $2.50 :
Riversides , $ % 50j Navels , $5.00 ; Ranohlto ,
$2.50@2.7S. ,
CitANiiuuniES Boll & Bugle , choice , $0.75 ;
Boll & Cherry , choice , $0.50 ; choice Jersey ,
$ S.OO.
' limits Green salted , No. 1 , 6 ( < ? 5Ko ; No.
S , B@3 > fc ; calf. 6@5 > $ o ; dry Hint , 7@so.
BEA S Navies , hand picked , pur DU. $2.10
@ 2.20 ; good clean country , $1,05@2.00 ; off or
poor stock. 11.00 1.50 : California , $2.00@ ! > .10.
CIUKR Michigan , perbbl.i.50@5.00 ; Now
York , per bbl , $5.00(25.50 ( ; half bbl , $3.75 ®
3.00 ,
FBATHRUS Per Ib , prlmo live geese , white ,
5@4Uo ; mixed with gray , 25@30o ; damp and
musty , 10@20a ; prime live domestic- duck , 20
< S25o ; wild duck. 15@20a
SAUCHKIIAUT Per bbl , 30 gal , choice , $3.50 ,
per half bbl , $2.00.
PorcoiiN Per Ib , rlco , IQl o ; common ,
HONET 1-lb frames , choloo white , 15@18o ;
dark , lH@14o ; strained , 10@12o.
JjtLLiKs 4ft4Yo ( per Ib ; preserves , 10Q12
per Ib.
Liun--7X ° I" f'O'f ' pkgs.
MINCEMKAT < 3K@7" per Ib ,
Groceries.
Revised prices are as follows )
BAOUINQ Stark , A , seamless , 22o ; Atnos
kuag , seamless , n c ; Lowlston A , ecamlcss
19u ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , 4 to 5
bu , llt14o ( ; guunles , single , 14c ; gunnieg
double , 28o ; wool Hacks , 40o.
TWJSES Flox,20o ; cotton , 18Q220 ,
DIIIKD FJIUITS Fig , in boxes , per Ib , llt (
llo ; dates , In boxes , 710o ; London Dchcba
aycr raisins , per box. W.00t Malnga loose
raisins , $2.rtO@2.50 ; nc ' j\jalcncla raisins ,
> er Ib. 7Ko : California loose muscatels , per
jox , $1,602.30 ; California Londons , 1S83 ,
$2.40 ; pitted cherries. 17c ; California pitted
plums , per Ib , 12@l3oi'dr1ed : blucTtbcrrles ,
wrlb , Oi37c ; dried rnspbcri cs , per Ib , 22c ;
evaporated apples , O TJ c ! California un-
> ared evaporated peaches , 12JJ14o ( ; evap
orated California nprlcoti , 17c ; currants ,
> Vf'Ko ( ; Turkish pruncb , 49 @ 4Xc ; citron ,
22 24o ; orange pool , 15c ; lemon peel , 14o'
California French priinbs , 7 } (7UlHC. (
PICKLES Medium , inj bbls , $5.UO ; do , in
half bbls , $3.00 ; small , in bbls. $0.00 ; do , in
half bbls , $3.50 ; Rhorklrfs , in bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
n half bbls , $4.00. i
ROASTED COFFEES Gorman , ZMci Me-
Laughlln's XXXX , 24 > < o ; ArlosaXc. \ .
COFFEES Green Mocha , 2530o ; Rio ,
froodll8C il9c ; Mandahllng. SOtfttUo * , roasting
llo , 17C18c ; O. G. Java , 24@20o ; Java. In
ferior , 22@23o ; Rio , fancy , 21@J2o ; Santos
and Maracalbo , IT I'Jc.
SUOAII Granulated , 7f@8o ; conf. A , 7
CJ o ; whlto extra C , 7Vo ; extra C , 7o ; yol-
owO , r > J o ; cut loaf , 8Jf@9o ; powdered ,
8) c ; cubes , 8 > c.
BEESWAX Cnolco yellow , 20@22 o ; dark
colored , 10@14c ,
Toiucco Plug , 20 < 33oe ; smoking , 1C ®
19c.
19c.SALT
SALT $1.35(31.40 ( per bbl
Rorr.-7-lftT4c.
MAi'LR SuciA.it Bricks , ll@12o per Ib ;
icnny cakes , 12@13o per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
SunAii Srnups 340350 per gal.
AViiAi-i'iNO PAvr.it--Manllla. O' ' o per Ib ;
straw , l4@Wc per Ib ; rag , Zyfc per Ib.
TEAS Young Hyson , common to fair. 18(31 (
25c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30Vf55o ( ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 22W23o ( ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40@05o ; Jnpan.com-
non to medium , 12@20c ; Japan , choice to
'ancy , S0@45c ; Oolong , common to good , 25 ®
40c ; Oolong , choice to fancy , 50@70c ; Impe
rial , common to medium , 2o@35u ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 40@50o.
CiucKEitsti@7cpcrlb ; assorted cakes , S
@ 15o por.lb , as per list.
CAXDV Mixed , 9K@13)4o ; stick , 9 < < ? llc ;
rock candy , 10J @ 13c ; fancy candy , 72Sc.
HOLLAND IlEiintsos 5nS)30i3. ( )
MACKEIIEL Family , half bbls , $12,50 ; No.
, $13.50.
COD FISH 5J @SXc.
STAKCII l@7 > fc.
NUTS Almonds , 10@lSc ; Pecans , 18c ; Bra
ils , 9c ; peanuts , 9@10c. ,
Dry Goods.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trndo dis--
" '
o" ; 13B , 19o ; blcaebod , 20. c ;
00 , 12Ko ; SO , 13 > c. Brown and slate , 50 , Uc ;
' 0 , 12 > c ; 90. lOc ?
CAIU-ET WAIIP Bibb , white , 19c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.BATTS
BATTS Standard , 80 ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
2Vc ; Boone , 14o ; B , cased , $0.50.
PIHNTS Solid colors Atlantic , Oo ; Slate ,
Oc : Berlin oil , 0 > o ; Garner oil , C@7o.
PntNTS Pink nnd Robes Allen. Oc ; River
point , 5J c ; Steel River , C ) o ; Richmond ,
U > o ; Pncillc , 7c.
PitiNTS Dross Charter Oak , 5c ; Ram-
ape , 4c ; Lodl , 5 > c : Allen , Oo ; Richmond , Co ;
Windsor , O o ; Eddystono , O c ; Pacific ,
C > ic.
ic.PntNTa
PntNTa iNmoo BLUR St. Legcr , 5J o
Arnold , OV c ; American , OKo ; Aruold C ,
eng cloth , Uc ; Arnold B , long cloth , 10 > c ;
Arnold , Gold Soai , 10o ; Stelfol A , 12o ;
Windsor , Go'.d Ticltet , loUc.
GINOHAM Plunkett , checks , 7 , 0 : Whit-
onton , 7,4'c ; York , 7Jjfaf ; Normandl dress ,
So ; Renfrew dress , 8K@12 c ; Whittenton ,
8c ; Calcutta , 7c. .
Cutimics Slater , 5o ; Woods , Bo : Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c. " '
BLEACHED SiiEETiNd - ,
lousokeopor , 8 0 ; New1 Candidate ,
Borkoldy cambric , Nd. 00 , 0 > fc : Best Yet.
4-1 , 0c ; BuUorclothOO'4M'o ; Cabot , 7 } < fc ;
Harwell , half bleached8ifo ; Fruit of Loom ,
8 c ; Green G , Oc ; Hope , 'i o ; King Philip.
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdalo'cambrlc ' , lO c ; Lons-
dole , 8Kc ; New York 'Mills ' , lOo ; Pepper-
ell , 42 in , lOKo ; Peppe'roll,40 In , llj o ; Pep-
porill , 04 , 15Kc ; Popperell , 8-4 , 21c ; Pepper-
ell , 9-4 , 23o ; Popperoll.'KM ' , 25o ; Canton , 4-4 ,
8 > fc ; Canton , 4-4 , 9Kq ( Triumph , Oo ; Warn-
sutta , llo : Valley , 5c. 1 '
BUOWN SHEETING Atlantic A , 44 , 7Kc ;
Atlantic H , 44 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 44 , O' o ; At-
. . . .
x uiiimi viii 171 , iUi A.viiyvi 011 , j.u * MOU *
Utica C , 44.Kc ; Wachusett , 4-4 , 7 0 ; Au
rora R , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora B , 4-4 , 6 > c.
FLANNELS , PLAID Kaftsmen , JiOc ; Goshen ,
; Clear Lake , SC > c ; Iron Mountain ,
clieVNo : 2 , & , 37l < < 5 ; ' Qucchce' ' No. ' 8 ;
-Ilia ; Anawan , 82Kc ; Windsor , 22 > c.
FLANNELS , RED C , 24-lucb , 15 } < cj E , 24-
inch , 21 # ; G G , 24-inch , 20c ; HAF , , C5c ;
JRF27o ; G.,25c.
DUCK West Point. 29-in. 8 oz , 10c ; West
Point , 29-in , 10 oz , 12J < cf West Point , 29-in ,
12 oz , 15o ; West Point. 40-in , 11 oz , lOc.
CpusisTS JEANS AndroscopRin , 7o ;
Kcarsarpe , 7c ; Rockport , OjS c ; Cones-
( hens York , 80-in , 12 > c ; York , 82-in ,
13c ; Swift River , Sc ; Thorndlke , OO , 8. ' '
Thorndike , EE , 8 0 ; Thorndiko , 120 , 9.
Tborndiko , XX , 15o ; Cordis , No. 5,9.
Cordis , No. 4 , lOjfc.
DENIMS Amoslccag , 0 oz , lOJ c ; Everett ,
7oz _ , 18 } c ; York , 7 oz , 13 > < e ; Hnymuker ,
caver Creek , AA , 12o : Beaver Creolr , BB ,
lie : Beaver Crook , CO , lOo.
KENTUCKY JEANS Memorial , 15c ; Dakota ,
18o ; Durham , -7 o ; Hercules , ISo ; ijeam-
ington , 22 > c ; Cottswold , 27 > c ; Melville ,
CIIASII StoVons" B , 5a ; Stevens' B ,
bleached , 7c : Stevens' A , 7 > c : Stevens' A ,
blcacned , S o ; Stevens' P , 7JicStovons' P ,
bleached , 8c ; Stevens' N ; 9o ; Stevens' N ,
bleached. 9 > o ; Stevens' SUT , ll o.
and Ctioiiilcnla.
ACIDS Sulphuric , lj o : citric , 58o ; oxalic ,
15o' ; tartaric , 4Sc ( ; Am. carb , 14c ; alum , yt
@ 3o ; arrowroot , SOo ; balsam copaiba , 05
75c : borax , 10@13o ; calomel , SOo ; castor oil ,
81.05@1.10 ; cream tartar , 82c ; corrosive sub ,
60e ; chloroform , 45o550o ; ext logwood , 12o ;
glycerine , 24c ; gum arable , 90o ; gum cam
phor , 85o ; gum opium , 13.15 ; morphia sulph ,
? 3,00@2.85.
OILS Bergamot , $2.60@3.00 ; lemon , * 2.00 ;
peppermint , ? 3.00@8.50 ; wmtcrgrecn. J2.40 ;
olive. (1.03 ; quinine , 85@43c ; strychnia , (1.05
(0)1.10. )
Motnl ntul Tinuor'B Stock.
Biocktin , smallplg 2S
Blocktin , bar . . . - . . , ,29
Copper , planished boiler sizes .33
Copper , cold rolled .80
Copper , sheathing , ,29
Copper , pitts .29
Cornier , flats .80
Ual sheet iron , Junlata , 50,10 , and 5
per cent discount\rt\m
Pat. planished iron-2Jto27 A. . . . . . . 10J
Pat. planished Iron , lUAo 27 B 9)J )
Rooting , 1C , 14x20. HSBhcots 0.00
Roofing , IX , 14x20 , 118 sheets 7.M )
Roofing , 1C , 20x23 , 1WJ sheets 11 00
Reeling , IX , 20x28 , 113hoots 14'50
Sheet iron No. 20. . . Ji.li 3-40
Sheet iron No. 37. . .litet 8.50
Solder jir 14@10
Tin plate , best charcbalt-
IO , 10x14 , 225 sheet * 0.50
IX. 10x14 , 225 sheotsjv , . . . ' . 8.25
Tin plato , coke IMP
1C , 10x14 , 325 shcctivh 0.25
Steel nails , per keg.mr. ! . < 2.25
Stool wire nails , popkog. 2.75
Dimensions and Tlnuje
18 ft 14 ft 10ft , 18 ft 20 ft B''Si ! ft
2x4 . 115.00 15.00 Jim ) 10.00 17.00 20.00
2xJ ( . 15.00 15.00 mft 10.00 17.00 20,00
2x3 . 15.00 15.00 JSIOO 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x10. . . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x12 , . . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.03 20.00
4x8 - 8x8 10.00 10,00 10.00 17.00 17.00 20,00
Fencing-
No. 1 , 4 and G inch , 13 and 14
feet rough . , . . . tlO.OO@10.50
No. 1 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 feet . 17.00@17.50
1 No. 2 , 4 nnd 0 luoh , 12 and 14
feet . 13.50@14.00
No. 2 , 4 and 0 Inch , 10 feet . 15.00@1S,00
Finishing
1st and 2d clear , 1 > f Inchs. 2s. , 49.00@5J.00
1st and 2d clear , Ijand3inch ,
s 2s . ; . . . . 47.00fi50.00
8d , clear , Itf Inch , s. 2s . 43.00ig40.00
3d , clear , IK and 2 Inch , B. 2s. . 48.00@40.00
B select , 1 } { , 1 and 3 inch ,
B.2 . . . I. . . . . . , ? . , . 37.W@38.00
1st and 2d , clear , 1 Inch , s , 2s , , 45.00
A select , 1 Inch , s , 2s , . 38.00
U select , 1 Inch , s. 2s . 31.00
Flooring
1st com Q inch whltnpino. , . , . . . 34.00
2d " > > " qt rvi
M - ; ; ; : : : ifcgg
D " " " 20.00
Com 4 nnd 0 in yellow pine 15.60
Star" " ' " . . . . 18.00
1st and 2d clear yellow rlno , 4
nnd 0 Inch . . . 20.00
-Imo , etc
Quincy whlto lltno , best .00
English nud German Portland
cement. , , , . 3.40
Milwaukee nml Louisvlllo 1.30
Michigan nnd FortDodgc , plas
ter 223
Blue Rapids plaster l.M
Hnlr' 20
Sash , CO nnd 10 per cent dis
count ; doors , blinds , mould
ings , GO and 10 per cent dis
count.
Tarred felt , per cwt 2.00
Straw boards , 1.05
. 'oplar Lumber-
Clear poplar , box boards , Jff in
s2s 35.00
Clear poplar , ? < In panel. . . . . . . SO.X ( )
Clear poplar , 9jf In pnnol 25.00
Clear poplar. * { In stock wide ,
82s . . ? . 28.00
Clear poplar corrugated celling ,
Kin 30.00
'osts
Whlto cedar , G inch halves 12
" " 6 > tf " " and
8 Inch nrs H
Whlto cedar , 4 Inch halves 10
Tennessee red cedar , split 10
Splitoak ( white ) 8
Sawed oak ( whlto ) 10
Shingles , Lnth. per M
XX clear 3.20
Extra A * . " .80
Standard A 8.CO
f > inch , clear 1.00(31.70 (
Olnch , clear 1.7C > @ 1.80
No. 1 1.10jfI.13 (
California red wood , dimension
widths 4.50
Cypress , clear heart , dimension
widths 3,40
Lath 2.GO
Ship Lap-
No. 1 , plain , 8 nnd 18 inch 17.50
No. 9 , plain , S and 10 inch 15.50
No. 1 , O. G 13.00
Siding
1st com , 12 nntl 10 feet 22.00
2d " " 19.00
3d " " 15.00
Fence " " 13.00
Stock Boards
A 12-inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 10 st ' 40.00
B " " " " 41.00
C " " " " 80.00
D " " " 2IJ.OO
No. 1 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 12 feet. 18.00
No.'l " ' " 14 nnd
10 feet 17.DO@18.GO
No. 1 com. 12 In. s. 1 s. 10 , 18
nnd 20 feet 19.50
No. 2 com , 12 in. s. 1 B. 14 and
10 feet - . . . 17.00
Ceiling nnd Partitions
1st com. ; in. whlto pine parti
tion 32.00
2d com. % in. white pine parti
tion 1 27.00
Clear in. yellow pine ceiling. 20.00
Clear % in. Norway 14.50
2d com. % in. Norway 13.00
Boards
No. 1 com. a. 1 s. 12,14 and 10 ft 10.50
No. 2 " " " 14.50
No. 3 ' " " " 12.00
No. 4 " " " "
( ship'ptull ) 13.00
Battens , well tubing , pickets
O. G. Butts , 2 > Inch CO
O. G. Batts , KJCS , sis. . . .v. . 35
3 in. well tubing , D. & M and
bov 20.00
Pickets , D. & H. flat l'J.00
Pickets , D. & H. square 22.00
SHROEDER DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
revisions Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
3O5 South 13th Street , Onmhu
THK CANADIAN PAUtilABlENT.
A Sivccplne Deiiuncintion or Ilio
Order or JoHiilts.
OTTAWA , Ont. , March 20. When the
O'firlon rssplutlons wore called In the house
.his afternoon , O'Brien moved an amend
ment , claiming that the Jesuit order is a se
cret order and is fraught with danger to
anada. Ho eaid he moved his amendment
owing to the convictions of his constituents ,
and what ho believed to bo tbo sentiments of
a majority of the people of the domin-
on. Ho reviewed what ho termed the
ilstory of the Jesuit order. Far was it from
lim to say anything derogatory to their
functions. It was true that the first worlc in
the direction of christianizing tbo heataon
was performed by the Jesuits , and hundreds
of them , with a self-sacrifico which was
admirable , had lost their lives. The reserva
tion in the subsequent capitulation applied
.0 all religions. Tito name of Jesuit
would not bo a by-word and reproach in
America and Europe if a majority of the
members of the order were as heroic in the
discharge of its duties. Slnco the time of
Elizabeth they were suppressed in England.
Their object was to overthrow Protestant
establishments in England. If they were
not expelled they wore at the point of being
expelled from scores of other coun
tries. I ? ok at their fate in France
and Sicily. In 1855 the title
of the Jesuits to estates was referred to the
Enclish attorney general. The report was
unfavorable to them. While other religious
bodies In Canada regained their property
the Jesuits were loft out in the cold ad a re
sult of their bad historical record. The
crown.stiowod them great clemency. There
is no legal , moral or equitable claim * for a
restoration of their estates , and all conten
tions in that direction were shallow and
flimsy. O'Brien ridiculed the Idea of the
pope Interfering in Canadian civil
matters and drew attention to a
reference to the pope in the
preamble of Mercier's hill. The people of
Canada know that it was unconstitutional to
let the operation of an act hinga upon the
negative or affirmative of a foreigner. The
weapons of the Jesuits might have changed
slnco the time when they were
hated throughout the world. The Jesuit
was an abnormal creature , without Jiomo
and family , and submissive to superiors.
They always had men to do their work ,
whether godd or bad. There had been men *
of great attainments in their order , but the
time hud coino when Canada must know that
Canada , brooking no interference , civil or
religious , desired to remain British.
O'lJriou then introduced a resolution ad
dressed to the governor general , setting
forth , in substance , that in the opinion of
the house the passage of the act by the leg
islature of Quebeo entitled "An uct re
specting tlio settlement of the Jesuits'
estates , " is beyond the power
of that house because it endows
from nubllo funds a religious
organization , bncausca it rccognlrcs the
usurpation of right by foreign authority ,
the pope of Koine , and because the endowing
of tlio society of Jesuits , an alien , secret
and political religious body , the expulsion of
which from every .Christian community
wherein it hud a footing has been
rendered necessary by Its Intol-
orunt and mischievous Intermeddling
with the functions of the civil gov
ernment , is fraught with danger to the civil
and religious liberties of the people of
Canada. The house therefore prays that his
excellency will bo graciously pleased to dis
allow said uct.
liykert declared that a majority of the
people were not in favor of disallowance.
If Ontario was canvassed it would support
the action of Premier Merrier , Bpoaldng as
an Orangeman , ho was prepared to support
the government. Ho could not join any ant i-
Catnolio crusade , and , knowing what he did ,
would not attempt to smash the confederation.
Ho was not there to champion the Jcnuita ,
but could bear n tribute to the good done in
Canada by the Catholics. The baron de
clared that the Jesuit was uu encroach
ment on the rights of the Protestant. He
then dwelt on the constitutional aspect of the
caso.
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farimm at. ,
telephone 11204 , blank book makers , etc ,
Agrlculturnl Implomonto.
CUUROHILL PARKE11 ,
Dealer la Agricnltmal Implements , Wagons
Carrligei and bnttlM. Jone < direct , between Vth and
IWh , Omaba. Nebraska.
LININOER A MKTGALV CO. ,
Agricnlt' ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages
. PiiBglfielo. Wholesale. Omaha , Nebraska.
PAttLTN , ORENDOIIF . MARTIN CO.
\Vholoisle Dealers In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons& Buggies
tOInUro3andro7Jone street , Omaha ,
MOLINE , MILBURNA S10DDARD CO. ,
Manufacturers and Jobbers In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rafts , Plows Etc ,
Cor.Wh and Paclflo strcoti , Omaha.
Artists'Mntorlnla.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1113 Douglas alrcet Omaha , Koliraika.
MWHHHMMMMMMMfeM
Boots nnd Shoos.
ir. r. MORSE A r.o. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Slioos ,
1101,1103,110& DouBUn street , Omaha. Manufactory ,
Bummer street , lloalon.
Co o I , Co k o q nid UI m o.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
SUP South 13th street. Omaha. Nelraalin.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Slices of Coal a'dCok'c ,
214 South 13th St. , Omaha , Neb.
Crockery and Clnsswaro.
PERKINS , OATCH A LAUMAN ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Croctoy , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Eto. 1M4 Kornam street , new Paxton building.
CqrnmlssloriondStoi'qBo.
RIDDELL A RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Dinter , ctt * . chroso , poultry , game.
111Howard ftroft , Oomlm. Nob.
pry Goods and Notions.
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnisnins Goods and Notions
11W find 1101 Douglas , cor. llth street , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK'KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Joobers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Oents' lurolshlno goods. Corner llth and Uarner
streets , Omaha , Kebraatt.
HELIN , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Imporlorg and Jobbers ot
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 South 15th street.
Furniture.
DEWEY < t STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrniture
Fnraum street , Orafihn , Ncbrnikn.
CHARLES SHIVE1UCK ,
Furniture ,
Cniftba Nobraika.
Crocorlos.
, QALLAQHEn & CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisioiis.
105,707,709 and 711 South 10th it. , Omabn , Nab.
MoUORD.BRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana icarcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
W. J.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , w'1on.0.9lt' ! hardware , lumber . , etc. 18)9 )
ahd 1211 tlarney street , Omaha.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Motali , sheet Iron. etc. Agents ( or Howe scales.
Miami powder and Ljraan barbed wire ,
HIMEDAUOH A TAYLOR.
Bnild rs1 Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tooli and Duffalo scales. 1103
street , Qmaha , Neb.
Lumber.
J077A- . WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumlier , Etc ,
Imported and American Portland cement. State
Ktnt ( ci Milwaukee- Hydraulic cement and
Qulnc ? wlillo lime.
CHA8 R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumlier ,
Wood carpets and parquet flooring , 9th and DotiBlas
streets , Omaha. Neb.
'OMAHA L'UMUER co. ,
AllKinflsofBnilDgMatGrial at Wholesale ,
18th Street and Union PtclHoTfack.Omftha ,
' LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumher , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Uoori , Kto , Yards-Corner 7tl , and Douglas. Corner
10th and Lou ) laij
FRED W. GRAY.
Lnmlier , Lime Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner 6th and Douglas Bts. , Omaha.
C. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnralier ,
13th and California Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
and Notions.
J. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Joobers in Millinery & Notions
208,210 and 211 South llth street.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
tm and < 05 South 10th street. , Omaha.
Ottol
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and LnMcating Oils ,
Ailo greaie , etc , Omaha. A. H. Illshop , Manager.
CARPENTER
Wholesale Paper Dealers , "
Carrr a nlco stock of prlntlnn , wrupplnp and writing
paper. Special attention Rlrm to car load urdur * .
A imSTRONO , PETTHS & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission
Braob bnuse of tbo Hcnnor Hur Co. Ilunglesat
wholesale and roUII. UU ) . IJ1U , UU liarjttrevt ,
Onmha. TnlepUoao No. 1Mt
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If. HARDY AGO. ,
Jobber ! of
Toys , Dolls , AMrns , Fancy Goods ,
House ( urnlsblnv good , ciblMren' * carrligc-s , ' .C.
itlin ftiruam itrecv , OanUtMB.
PALMER , RIQIMAN ACO. . ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants
UNION.S'fOOK . YARDS CO. ,
OfOmana , Liiiiilcl
rJobn V. Doit , Superintendent.
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K1RKENDALL , JONES A CO. ,
Pnocoiors to Ke J , Jones A Co.
Agents for Itoiton llnbbpr Fhoe Oo. 1109. UN and II
Hamer Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
Browore.
STORK , * ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1B1 Nonh Elghlfenth street. Omaho. KeV.
Gornloo.
EAQLE CQttNWE WORKS ,
Mannfactnjers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
TCIndow-caps nnd tnrlallo skjIlRhl * . John KpentUr ,
proprietor , 108 and ilu boulli 10th street.
Offloo Flxturoo
S1MMONDS CO.
Manufacturori ! of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtnres ,
llnnllcs. Sldcbnonts , Honk Casei , limit yitlurrs. Wall
Caori , Partition ! ! . llllliiKsO untersne ( > randWlB
Coolers. Mirror * , Kte1 Fartnr ; and nfflce , 1T aodlfsj
South IJlh St. , Omaha. Telephone 112 * .
Pnpor Boxoa.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory , '
Noa. 131 ? add 1319 Douglas street , Omabn , Neb.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rnbber Gooft
Oil clothing anil leather bolting. 1KB Knrnnm street'
s sh , Peers , Eto.
M. A. DISBItOW A CO. , '
WholtJalo manufacturers of
Sasn , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch office. Kth nnd Itnnl street Omaha. Neb.
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IJOUN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulding * , stair-work and Interior hard wood finish *
I4.lt.cornerCtli "ml LeaTcnu rrth street ! ,
Omnha , Neb ,
, Eto.
STRAlfOA CLAItKSTAEM IlEATO O
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Btcam , water , railway nnd mining auppllef , eto >
_ tcti , 1CJ ami f.'l t" rnam street. Omaba. _
U. S. WIND ENGINE , t PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Wale ? Supplies ,
naildar : wind mills. 1)18 ) and HJ Jones St. , Omaha ,
_ . K. lton , octlnit mnnnger.
BROWNELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet-Iron work , steam pumps , saw mills , 1213-1111
Lcaronwortli street , Omaha.
STEAM BOILE'RWORKS ,
Carter & Bon , Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron Wort
Works South JOlli and 11. & M. crossing.
PAXTON & VIERLINO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron BnWiiig Work ,
Engines , brass irork , general foundry , machine and
blacksmlt'j ' work. Ufllco and worXs , U , P. lly.
and 17th street , Omaha.
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'OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rails , window guards , flower stand * , wire signs ,
etc. IS ! North ICth etrcot , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE Jc IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Vaults , jail work. Iron shutters and lire escape * .
U. Androcn , prop'r. Cor. llth nnd Jackson Su.
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CHAMPION IRON & WIRE WORKS.
Iron fud Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and screena. for banks , offices , stores , rcrldouces , etc.
Improved n\Tiilngi , locksmith nmclitnerr and '
blackbmlth works. UJ South Uth BU
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee &t , Paul R'y ,
TUo Dcst Route from Omaha nud Council
Bluffs to
HE EAST = =
TWO THA1NS DAII Y UBTWKKN OMAHA AN1 *
COUNCIL nLUFFS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Mlnncnpolls , Cedar Rapids ,
Koclc Island , Frceport , Itockford ,
Clinton , Ditbiiquc , Darcnport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jancsvllle ,
Bcloit , AVlnonn , La Crossc ,
And all otbor Important points East , Northeast nnJ
Bouthenst.
For through tickets , call on tha llckotasrentat 1501
I'orniin street. In Darker Bloc1 ! , or nt Union 1'aclUo
l-ullmsn Rloepon and the ( Incut Dining Cars In till
world are run on the miiln line of tlio Chlcuxo , Mil
waukee. & ht. r ul Itullwar , und every iitttntlon ls (
pala to patscDKors.bj courteous omplojci of the
HJrapnny.
It. MIl.l.KIlJencrnl Slfinnucr.
J. K. TITUKKll , Assistant Uenornl Mnnncor.
A. V. II. OAHI'KNTKH , General 1'aasoncer and
TlcUnt Agent.
OKI ) . U. IIKAKKOIID , Assistant ConernU'r iionsor
and Ticket Agoat.
T. J. UI < AttKOcti ra | Buperlntendon * , .
"CHICAGO111 *
Council
And Ghic.ap , 1
Indian mill ( Hllfornlii.U nrioti superior oJvuntage *
not posilMn by any otliur lino.
Among n futr of the numerous points of Bunorlorltr
oiijoyoilby Ilio i > atipn ot tlil > roxl bctwoco Duialik
ana ClilrnKo. are Its threa tralnn n rtar of IMlt
ajACIIICH , nlilcli arotno llnnst which liuniun nil unl
Inconultr conrreate. Its I'AIMUK HI.HUIMNO OAJtH ,
tbooqunl of whlulicannot bu fniin.t cliowbero. At
Council llluirsltii ( trains of tlio Union I'acltlolUlU
way ronriocl In union elapot with these of tlio Clit
C KO & Norltinestern llullnay. in Clilqaifn tlio trilpa L *
of this line niHLu cioio connection nltli tlioso or a7U ik
oilier Knitnrn line * .
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- Ask for tickets yl
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NOnTHWESTERN"
If ion wjsli the best ucoorainoilatlon. All tlek t
eents s ll tickets via lu s line.
uii' n , v. WILSON ,
Clen'l uei.'l . l' ii r 'A enK
W.N. MAIiroCK.Ci.n'l t Woitura Apent.
. . KIM II A , , ,
I ) K. 1,1 Ticket Aiient.
U. K. Wl'.rfT. cilPauVnger Aaent
HOI Farnain Street. Omnliu , y b.
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