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highest figure re: . On the 925th #old as low _ps $3.60 ahd not above $3.1 Priges_for November ruled better, xlmuqh £3.50 swas the highest price paid for a Joad of hogs during the month. The receipts for December weie A."u\h-t‘nml prices were also better. On the dtn 0¥ sold all the way_from . and _on the Sth at 8337 ey \ sold _lower, rang- £3.171¢ being the N fe month of Jan- r ranged the highest, The this month was 3,80, 1t will be seen b s that the hog market for the [mst few days lias been stronger than at any time since \l‘lvh"mlwl How long it will continue thus stromg it is impossible to tell, however, some buyers predict lower prices for the near futire Showinig the number of catti sheep purchased by the vack ket to-day. J. E. Boyd 532 H. Wiitne 45 Sheeley & Co Tinrris @ Fisher. G. 1, Hammond & Co HIGIEST AND LOW Showing the highest and lowest prices paid on this market for hogs during the six days and for the corresponding per last month: on the mar- HOGS, L 185 day Thursday Note—All sales of stock in this marketare | made per ewt. live weight unless otherwise | hogs “sell at Ie per Ib, for all nlnlwI. Dead weights, “Skins,” or hogs welghing léss than 100 1bs, no value, Pregnant sows are docked 40.1bs and stags 80 1b: WHOLFSALE MARKETS, Thursday Evening, Jan, 21 General Markets, e, market continuds quiet, and | 3195 eral and | g5 are lil stocks are farge. . Sales are béing made at TS Brw about equ ! butter is qu t—"Fhe receipts are not large, but 1 to the demand. Choice table od at 15@i8e; common, Sai0c; Il\h'rll (G ancy full eream cheddars, Oc- mlm oo, 116 flats young America Tiges first quality Swiss cheese, 106: secon ..unl y, I3 14c; brick chicese, 150} Limburger, 1le Povrrny—Turkeys” -dre rather plentiful and weak. Nicely ‘dressed chickens, ducks and geese are in fair request. . Inferior stock is very hard to sell. Tirkays, ehoice, 10¢; 5, rlmh'l- O@@ic; ducks, choice, W@10c; [ I he market 15 eeipts light, owing principall llun of the'season. - Prairie 3,003 -uv-nu mallard, $2.407@2. $1.2 'AI. ducks. mixed, 1 3 shipe, $1O0@1.25; i lnck rabbits, §3.00@5.00; sy $1.00, SAUER KrauT—! b bnrn»i ;n‘ Dbbl. §5.75. Prrs S, JELLIES, nll klllds J(L]h pailsper 1b. qx\ 10e: assorted 5-1b. pails per - do: elhu all kinds, first grade, 20-1. ,m]h, per nails, per 7: do, L. do do, tumbiers! per 113 ntronu and re- Best quality, $0.50 per30 ETC.—Preserves: 0:50: do 10 p{x’l‘ll .lhs«lllmd first grade, 51b (qu §5.00; 3| b’ pails ufl' SohoonEr per_doz., 52 case, 2 dor., $140, all Kinds, second grade, 30-1b. pails, per 1b. be. Mince Meat, grade !5 bbl.. per Ib,, 7¢; do, 1%, 38 and’ 68 b ils, ‘per ib., 7ige; do. bdb, } pails, per doz. m;u iple butfer, ext nlhw i bbl., per Ib., 7e: do 40-1b nlh) per Ib., 7343 do. 5-1b Dails, per dog., $6.00; peach and plum butter, 40-Ib,, {;nlls per I, "0ig 'E'N plum flml qu utter, assorted, pa 1s, per do; catsup (Snyder's), finest made, per y $5.00; horse radish, plnz T5—Hickor, nu(s. lnnm per_bu, $1.40; oll barks, £1,75; chestnuts, 12¢; Iared. pollehied, pecans, medium, de: English walnuts, lde: almonds, ‘Tarra gona, 2y do, Languenoe, 17 mmlm, 1i2e, filberts, ded peanuts. hand' picked, fancy Virginia, 1 do roasted e, rias FEET, Iml'r A\nLA)ms'ToVnrN 84.75; do. i{ bbl., $1.00, ‘Lmlm tongues, per ., -‘l.-i), d(hr]bel' kit, $2.75; do. quart doz 0; do. %Im, hm per uist, 30" 87,00, 11!])0 15bbl. $2.25; do. pe Brullc-n mmk- erel, new. per case, w cans, $6.50, Coxn Hoxey—Calitornia 2 ib frame 60 1bs in ease per Jb., 150; extracted, 2 Ib. in cans, 2 dNO:E in case, per case, $4003 10 1b. frames, CInER—New Ymk retined, per bbl., $7.00: do. lm]“»bl.. £4.00 Vi Whit cider, 1214e. A s, Smyrna, 100 1b. kegs, mr Ih 1le: lay 12 and 16 lh boxes, per Ib, '16iTes Jayer, fancy poxes, per Ib, 25¢; layer, fancy, 2 hy. m 1oons, per Ib, 16¢, Dates, fancy Fard, 12 1b b«xu, per 1b, H(‘ fane, sian, 50 10 Imxn'n, Yer , 1le. Prunelles, 25 1b boxes, per b, L,EMONS—New Messina, per box, $5.00@ l.u! Angoles are quoted at $2.05 i 'Nu\' s, ¥4,00. Flori- 0 per hox, fancy dark, oranges mc nwndy at 8§ ape fancy dark, CRANBER Cod, Cape Cod, ber . bbl, 3§ and Bugle, per box, & consin Bell and Clierry, per bb), ‘6 ggn}egn Bell and Cherry, 5 bbl. 'lots, pcr bbl. CALIFORNIA K RUIT—Pears—E. Beurre and pound pears, ver box. §3.00. ArrPLES—Kancy New York and Michigan apples, per bbl, $2.75a@3s.00.; tancy New York nd Michigan upph bbl. lots, per bbl., fancy Y Michigan apples, 10 bbl. lots, il mln n]»rh‘x per ots, per ) 10 hl:l lots, per ons, 5 bbi. lots, per Missowri Genitons, 10 bbl, . $3.00: fancy eating, !x-r bbl, Michivan " frait. $3.006 s—Malaga, per bbl, §7.00. PRovIsioNs,—Ham, 10!5@lle, bacon, Sig(tie : elear side bacon, 7e; dr) des, 0c: shoulders, 5 Sy eurdd, bl 2 B15,002 Jard, 40 i II)l umul 4 Ib Fairbay exta selects, nedinms, nmon home gro here are a few extra choice i that are held at $1,00 per bush, POTATOES ~ are |\uu|h|ul stock. B tiful and very hard lu nlhpu»l‘ul \\Inlnn mn'l' lean beans meet with a dy sale on ar . Hand dicked na SLI@2.00; - hand-picked medium, good \lum country, $1,2%¢ 1,403 inte: (o GRAIN=Lhe Tollowin, prices vaid for wazon and at the mills to«l 25¢, wheat, [ rclmn he streets oats, 2w I '\ulul oads on t i wheat, best qlll|||) ] Second quility= = 5 ;uug, Wheat Buckwheat Flour— Xn I|.|| -S1.75 per owt, s, 0,00 T.00 per ton. RS AND OKIN: on skins are ady, Mink, muskrat, wi lAr 2wde; do, S2.6008.001 skunk, Sort stilped bmml s. :‘pui 10 15: badyir, coon, No. 1 lare, 40ho0; G0 Noe 8, 1o w prajrie do. mountain, §:2.00,00: \ildeat, 1330 e ver, $1LA0@2.50 per 107 fox. eaclt, =1 | deerskint, dry winter, B ise per 1b; do. fall and summer 20@de MinEs—L'rices are weak as is sl at |lu~ season” of the year. G buteners’y Te; n cured, S dry flint, 14c m‘y sult, Oc; damagod liides twodhirds allow 4, Grease, prime white, 4e. Slwwl'tlls— 2 furs and h was_ the | hogs and | breakfast | ming, and prices | uw “the ‘»m\'mlmg | LEATHER_No, 1 1 &Sons, S0 1 Cineiniiati, e slaughter sole anIlu-r 2K vrime nnk sole Jeather Upper lr-n(lw per foot, 20@ 2ici Hem kip, Basie: oak k l(r 00 1. Hem “calf, $1 calf, SI mui Frénch calf, $1.95@1,% rocco boot lew, 20@3% : Moroceo oil toppings and linings, MI!O("! Plow steel, spec Al cast, de H cast tools do, 1%@18c; wagon q{mhf‘l. per uorl o les, each, e} M.IIAN‘ nuts, per ., f@lle; coilchain per 1, H'llw maleable, 8¢: iron w s, 61 ero bars, 65 harrow teeth, de; &) s horse shoes £1.25; per 100 the, Shot—81,50 powder, kegs 83 (o, quatter kegs, $1.50; blasting, ke fute, ver 100 fect, e, Lead, Bar, SLO5. Dy PAINTS—\White lead, Se; French zine, ©o: Paris whiting,2}5¢: whiting gilders, 1%c] \\hmm: com’l, 1150 lampblack, Germantow n. Inm]nlnvl. inary, 10¢; Prussian blue, untramarine, 18e:” de; umber, - raw, sienna, burnt, dei sienna raw, 4e: Paris green, genus ine, 25e: 1aris green, common, Wei clirome green, N. Y. 200; ehi me green, K, 1% ver- million, English: in o1l asst 1sc; raw and burnt umber 11b cans, Vet sienna, 10c: vandyke brown, lic: remn d lampblack, 12c: Lll black and ivory bia k 16¢: drop bla 16e: Prussian blue, 40c: ramiarine blae. 18c: clirome green, 1 l(‘n" blind and shutter green, | 6c; Paris green, 18¢; Indian red, tian red. Yc: Tuscan ved, 22c: Am mllllnll. L. & ., 20e; yellow ocnre, %e: 1, M &0, ., 18¢; golden ochre, 160: patent dryer ey uruinllm colors, likkht oak dark oak, wal- nut. ehestnutand ash 1be. PAINTS IN O1<White lead, Omaha, P. P %e; white lead, St. Louis, pure les green, 1 Lo iflr cans, ecn wnl 127 French' zine varnish asst, 20¢ Toe: yermillion, American, 15¢ mv'r.m- pink. 1e: Venetian, et Venetian red, American, 13 vellow genuine, ochre rochelle ire, Awmerican, Lehigh brown, Prince’s mineral 110carbon, per gal on. 11 = head llglu per_gallon, 1 ¢3 1759 lu alig 1, per gal- lon, 16¢: 1502 wate insced hard ced, Doiled. per pei_wallon. 5 ¢; No. XXX, per . per gallon, €10 wallon, S1.60: fish, W, ‘. per gallon. L 7010, per gallon, n nmr-hhu. No. 1, per e sperm, signal, per gal- ne, per gallon, 4640} lmplln. r gallon: Kurn' o furnifure, No. conch, oxira’ 8140‘ h Damar, extra, c'-:lun, 85¢; slmllnc. Spinrrs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof 81,135 spirits, second auality 101 proof. €1.12: do. 188 proof, Alco- hol, 188 proof, $2.10 per wine gallon, Redis- d L50; ~ gin_ blended, bourbons, - $2, (Klulnlm' I n'm'h zine Indian. 1. Cookson's red lead chrome ochre, ¢; WVinter's sperm, W. yer wallon, K!Im I||L'l allon Be: \ Jai ; asphaltum, $3.50; hara oil finish, d I umm-d tic, $1 mported, $4.50 @6.003 1Ivl|l|l'~llx' I(vun\ —I|||- orted, $1.50,00% domestic, ported, per case, §2 om.u 00; case, $10,00a16,00 4 Fish. HBEKRINGS, BI's " 1 H 1s | 200 ) S'tNo.1L'b 7 004 00 Lige Gib'ed 3 "ey(6 003 50 NACKEREL. Y Ilhli Hale nm«‘%- Bbls' _74 0018 0016 2 a'ur 00 12 50 11 30 40 50 um\mu'mm ) 9 L'. bl | 50 Bloater Mess. 18h’s i | il | 4 «l., LAKE FISH, Ry xriT. ’li 1 llm~1<) T umu P'h Kes W 40110 No.1 White Fish. Family ~ * No. 1 Trout No.1 Pickerd 13 «)um’o 353 65 ].lw?‘)\)fl\k 3552 90 115 00[8 0pl7 Nmfl:m’ T Tbls HIf umun Bhis l'nun or klls REW pie. (T?) %050 40|15 12 Norwegian | | , (] KKK Her'iny sll007tmll(lfi.l":lm 98 8 Norwegian Mt KK Herrings. l’momfim.x.m 0 | 80 “HNIIIIIMN. |8 o0l4 504 002 301 9022 63 w0 ES —numosm Holland )l(.ll‘hll!v ('gs o(h., Russian M\ldlnm, 45¢; Ancho- m in glass, Ole nlJ brnuu ,wr A0z, 3 Anchovies in kegs, 1 Ole Bull brand £100! plecd Habure: horringe skins and heads off, per pail, $L00, CODFISH: bank cod, de; sea king, umm mnlu.fl' clover. leaf, Georges strips, 6lge: 2 1b bd‘«"l. Bc. Pmlrle flo\wr. Hlb bllek Ge} wild rose, 3 Bmmrb Fisi—Malibut, new, fc; new scaled herrings, 2%c; macKerel 12¢; salmon, 2c: smoked sturgeon, 16c, Holland herring, new, per keg, 7ic; new long s 5.1 suukllsll, wc, new short split stockfish, 9%4c. Grocers List. S\'nul«—smndnrd C_23¢, bbls; Standard, do 4-gallon kegs, § New Orleans 55 40(, per ;inlhm' Maplé Syrup, 3¢ barrel, strietly pure 'mc per gaflon; 1 gallon cans, §0.25 per duz. g gallon cans, §5.25 per do; quart cans §3.00 DRIED l“nL . 1 auarter n{mh‘i, 44 evaporated, boxes, S ei blackberrie: boxes, 9:,@10c; peaches: Easter; AR peaches, cvu]mlmvll 15}g@lie; Salt Lak: H@2Te; cu Prunes, new, 5ysty; 3 gran 3 Ntan medium Standard per er ease, 52,507 California s, per case, White cher: ‘ se, $0.00; p S, per case, $4.00; whr Yo egg nl.'h""‘- ar pe flm!..'.' U,phmnpple\i.alb per case, $5.20 @ "\I'Ancxmsvl'or caddie, Sae: round, per case, %, 8170 Oshlkosh ¢asos, 4r. 1,9 Auml~ r bbl, $1.35; Ashton, i sacks, Ashton, %' bbls Black popper, boxes, 15 II”,\! WWei cinnamon 15@ cloves, 15@25e; ginger, 152e; mustard, 15@ COoFFEES—Ordinary 10%0; prime, H@izge: Si18iic; Kroen and ye old {.mv S h\ullh 8, Arbuckle's wnd .\lx Zaughlin's XX are sold 50¢ per case off above prices case lots. —Gunpowder, fair, 20@s7; good, 45@ choice, 60@Tde; £ood lmpy “40ie4 cl m\ec £ X oig H yson, koo, 0 e cholce, S0@:te: Oolong, good, % Ou: long, ehoice, 40@0c : English Breakfast, gmnl @i0c; ehoiee, M@hde: Souchong, guml, e l‘hulw, Bha4ne; s, fair, 25@ihe; ool iadse; choiee, 5 Téa Dust, 13t Tea Sittings, v PLUG TOBAC Climax, «clml 1b; Horse- 420; Spearhead, 46¢; Gold Pipe lh-'(hhk.flk 1‘>un.~n dle: Silver Tag, dbe; JTJ, i .»ul 24 inch and larger, ss‘e. inch, €5 5 ineh. e JANDY—Mixed, 1}g@12: stick, 9';@11e. Soba—In Ib papers, $3.25 a case; ku;: |w Ib, &2 :GAK CIDER—13@18¢; White wine, 15 s—-Ground—Black pepper, Li@lbe; eihuamon, i ginger, L—2c; ip, $5@95¢; French | 00@]1. 10, oak H vandyke, brown. % | | et Pepperell, raw and burnt | 0 Marseil | fan 4¢; Spanisn | gallon, | | Lansdowne, 7 Cy | rose,’t Il | Com 4 anit 6 inen ProxLEs—Medium in barrels, 87.00:do ln half barrels, §4.00; small in barrels, $8.00: do in half barrels, $4.50; ght-rklm in barrels, §9.00: do |n hl\lf barrel 5 00, CRA soda, butter and §'{c; ginger snaps, 8'jc; 7 CANDLES— Hoxes, 40, 68 11104 88, 11ige; boxes, 40D, 16 oz, 0s, 11'ge; Liall box, Py i, Fixe Cur—Hard to Beat, 70¢; Cliarm of the West, 60c; Fountain, 70ci Golden Thread, avorite, 60y Buds, 50¢; Rocky Moun' toc; Fancy, 45 Daisy, 40c: North Star, 700 Good 1uck, 56¢: Our |n-~| 2lye, Boars—Kirk’'s Savon I1mpenal, $ Kirk's satinet, £3.15; l\lrl\ s standard. §3.50 Kirk’s White ‘Russian, $460; Kirk's Cap, $0.50: Dome. 4. % Niagara gloss, 1 1b, ek slow \v, Yol Niagara ¢ l\lmn’u corn, 1_1b, Sey 1oss, 11, Se; Kinasford's eloss ngsford's pure, 31b 0fe; Kings- ford's bk . PrixTa—S American, 5i¢: l\l||u|(|'<.r Manchester, 6ey Lyman, be; (:Inurmu‘r, c: Dunnell Jao: quard, 6e; Dunnell, 5 e Windsor, 6e: 'Pa- ulw tes Harmony, ¢ 4isel Anchor Shiriin s, y(‘ Merrimack ~ Shirtings, 4jc; Berwick, nn CHED CoTTONS —F m|r‘|: choice, ‘abot, 63{¢; ano, . 3 Hill 44, Lonsdale, 8 3 Fruit, 8 y¢; Wai sutta, 10%e, Const Jm'«—komum‘ ey Armory, Ige; Indian Orchard, 6\c} NaumEKeag, Brows CortoN—Lawrenee 1,1, 5e; Shaw- mut LI, be: Beaver Dam L1, mhmm 1L, be: War 3, CC " Crown iy fton U lun( tlantie I, 5iqe, Iy pperell R, nt‘; 3 3 Statue of Lib: ; sc. N oL i chod) =8 oz, Magtiolla; 10%¢ot 10 oz. Magnolia, 12¢: ¥ oz, West Point, 1034, S Point, 1%ig0 ok~ (colored) —130ston 9 oz. brown and dra, 18ige: 130ston O 11 brown and dmb, 9¢; Boston” XK brown_ and. drab 10¢: Boston Chrown an drab, 1ige; Boston O P bluc, s Warren ‘Tricot, 1 I York River, O ||’ 1 ¢ = I!‘A\nfltmml-v. H@103ge '\mnskmg o: Amoskeag, staple, ile; 1v. 3 Wainsuita, ° wick, Sige: Whilteridon, Bates, staple, v¥ge; Randoiph al.’l]vlu,"i‘.] e, Tipes, Y Wige: Whittendon, ' stripes, Otis, checks, 91je; Otis. stripes. e, yal 68{c: Amoskeag, uvd 10'5¢; Lue ray, book fold, 12¢; Oberon, book fold, 111g¢; Endurance, book fold 12c. Dry Lumber, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS. 121414 1616 118 1t 20 R I .00 16,00 16.00 1 14.50 1550 16.50 19 .00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18,00 19.00 ) 15.00 16,00 17.00 20.00 20.50 ) 1500 16.00 17.00 19.00 20.00 15.00,16.00/17.00, 18.09,19.00 3 st and 24 Clear, 11§ inch, s, 2 1 2d Clear, 1ig and 2 inch, 8 3. #d Clear, 115 ineh, $2; 8d Clear, 1! B Select, 115, Istand * 'll( h'm 11 I A Select, 1 ineli, 5. B Select! 1 inch, s, 25 BATTENS WELL 0. G Batts, 24 neh. (Hm'h Well ’l'ulnlu: l). ARDS, No. 1 bo'mh, 12, H nml 16 ft No. £ board , 14.and 16 1t No. § boa 1’ 14 and 16 ft No. FENCING, No.1,4&6 lnch, 2 and 14 feet, rough. No. 1, 4 & 6 inch, 16 feet, roug No. ¢ 0 inch, 12 and 14 feet, 6 1, 16 feet, rough, 10 .816.00 L PAR + { inch White L, 55 ' ineh White Pine FLOORING. lfil (‘(Illl‘ 6 inch, white p1 Com. 6 inch, white pine 1. 6 inch, white pine 6 inch, v|l||ltl pine vellow pine Star 4 and 6 inch )Mlu\\ pine 1stand 2d clear yéllow pine, 46 inch.. BHIP LAV, 'N , Plain, § and 10 inch. 3 ) Pl Sand 10 inch '\0.1 0. G POPLAR LUMD ('[Pllr I‘uplur Bu‘ Bds, X in, A el Corrtigated Ceiling, ¢ SHINGLES, LATH, ¥A* Standard nmh, clear, No 1st Com, 21 Com, 5036 el ¢ L, o White Cedar, Sinch, “ (3 pied i hal . E S and Sin o' round. Tenessee red cedar, split TOCK BOAR Q l:" ineh, 1.1 I H and lh fed [ D+ \u 1Cam.J2in. 5. 1512 14 and 3 10, 18 and 20 1t.. * 12, 14 and 16 ft.. LIME, ETC, Qmm-v white ime’ (be Akron, 81, plaster, 82,50 ir, per B0y lsnnh 50 per cent off 1] doors, blinds, moulding per cent off list; tmndn-n, per ewt., $175: straw board, $1.60. IAIKA OIII.YIVATOI'I AND HOUSE- thing wonderful in Premiums. mno... s A Anend o . Costa) carl for bl and you will be delighted, Mention Uils paper aud it 8MITH, Pub., Omaha, Neb. T IAMAN WHO 18 UNACQJAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAFMY OF Tiig COUNTRY WILL GEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE b of ts ce fral nosition and clowe relation to line fal and ter i il and lat twoon clties B the Afuriic s also the favorite aid heat Tout and Boutheast, a Norihwest and Sonth The Grex Rock | Iand Routo Guarantees lta patrons that rio mi l!unlml by a solid, llmwuxlnly ballast il tracits oF wéntinuonty slec! it culvorts and b e i, "o el e o Dopisid . St L E I nl-u d!llgn uul sul Immw y Mke«l m-' s on Tietw " i Kan are llw luu the Ltl&ln nlell l(hnnlnu alr Cars, The Famous Albert Lea Route l}' disset aud fayorits line bebween Chi 1 Deots for a1 poi Mrll lobagets tor ol o ress Tra uits, Ka - places: seuntis At festrable i Lt W PR < Toutn to the Vich wheat e Ll W v oAt fields R. R. CABLE, E. 8T. JOHN, Pres't & Gonl Wg'r, Con'l Tht & Pass. Ag'ty CHICAGO, flnll»ard Tables, THE BRUNSWICK-BALK E-COLLENDER & Co. Manufactarers of Billiard & Pool Tables, And Saloon OMcnd Hank Fixtures. Market ana jiiion Sts, Chicago, Tl Omaha office, &, 10th St Book Binding, Etc, REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And Wank Book Manufacturers, Nos. 106 and 168 South 14t Strect, Omaha, Neb. Buuer Tubs. J. SEYMOUR, Hanuractnrar of Batter Tubs. 56, f20; ™, 2o 20 B, 100 B firk. ins, e, rree St ( ) feana s inha, Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEVER & O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition. 'l to 223 South 11th Btreet, 1020 to 1024 Farnam Street, Omaba, Nob, AINTEROCEAN CriAR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealors in Leaf Tol 108 and 110 N. 14th Street, Oma Cornices, _ Eagle B Cornlco Works. RUEMPING & BOLTR, Manufacturessof Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windowes, Finals, Ete,, 510 8, 12th 8t. Workdone inany part of the country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Propriotor. anizod Tron Cornices, Ete. Speoht's tm. ! Patent Metall'c Skyllght. * 508 und_ 610, -+ Omali, Nt Doors, Sash, Etc. i The Gate City Plen'ng wuill. Sash and Rli Also all “Door 8. Seroil and Stair work of every turning. seription. A ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer fn Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails o epecialty, Telephono No. 42 5th aud Marcy 8ts., Omulu, Neb. Electrical Supplles. L. W. WOLFE & C0., Electricians, Electrical Snpphes, k, Omaha, Burglar Alarms, Bells, Mattin, Npenking Tubos, Plating, Ete. Iron and Nails. OMAHA NAIL MANUFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nails o, Specialty. Omaha, Omaha Iron Works Compauy, ery, Castings, Archite tural Iron Wa and Mill Machi Pacitic ob. Ty, hinnd #th EARN Foundry Works. Cor. 14th and Jackson 8ts., prepared to do all kinds of Tron and Brass Costings; nlso, Bannister's Rocking Grate Burs manufag Mattresses. T, M HULSE, Mattress Company, Mnnuflmmrhlfi Mattresses, Bedding, Feal Pillows, Cots, Ete. 1200 and 1208 Douglas St Omaha, Neb. 0veraiis; g CANFIELD MARUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Punts, Shirts, Etc., 1102 and 114 Douglas Strect, Omaha, Nuh Bndge Mah ria'" YMOND & CAMFRELL, Engineors and Contractors. Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridees, Viaduets and Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving, und Onk Timber, 15th Bt,, near Fi am. Tele- phone No. 34 Safes, Omalia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN, Mxmumomr rof Fir dar Proof Safos, Do Jail Work. Shutters and Wire . 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb, Soap, J. QUEALE' Soap Hannrflcturer, Ofiice and Factory, Powder Omaba Neb, Wagons und Carriages. Magazine, GRATTON & DRUMMOND Manufacturers of Fine Carriages, 1815 and 1317 Harney strect, Omuh Agents in Nebraska. for Jo Bhatt Sulkics. Established 185, A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 1409 and 1411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. White Lead. s OMAHA WHITE LEAD COMPANY, Corroders and Grinders of Perrec]lly Puro Whlte Laad Nel Pre OMAHA HOTEL DIRECTORY. The Millard, . Shears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietcrs solicit Douge west of Uhicugo: 2lanters House, < FERIIS, PROPRIETOR, Ratos, 8100 per duy.. Sreet cars trom U/ depot, within one I)In k of house, Cc Dmlgo and 10th steeets, Omuba, ‘\Lh. 'l‘he Cozzeus, P, Rumsey & Co., Proprictors. 00 per day, no dark rooms. Omaha, viciors of Palaco Hotel Suntd Canneld House, Cor, Ninih and Furnam Sts. The best §2 per modcled, rnishe opposite pitss the door, Goorg b fore. 4180 Unigh " Moek Yurds Hotel Omuha. vopric Eouth Hotel do Goos, GOOS, Proy hr. uropean l'lun The unl) centrally lurul(xl 8 & day bouse. Three doors from 1k O House and one-halt block fr the l'm(u 00 and the Court House. 1008 151G, 1510 Farnaw Bt., O shs, Neb, | Office, Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, inds o | ©" | Jobbers of Lurd nnd_soft_coal, 209 8. Roilers, | ¥Fruit, Produce and Provisions, Licens, Luces, Olll!l JOBBERS’ DIREGTOM Agricultural Im;wlements. LININGER & METCALF €O, ‘Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Omaha, Neb. " PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Tmplements, Wagons, Carringes and Bugeic Jones St bet. Oth and . Omaha, N¢ Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & 0., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 1411 Farnam Streot, Omahn, Neb. Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston, Carpets, 8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Ol Cloths, Mattings, C \m\nil|l1“"l-<‘v;;lll‘:h“?x&; i‘l(..l Farnam Coal, Lime, Etc. JEFP W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. 213 8, 1th ©t., Omaha, Yurds, 0th and Dr venport Stre COUTART & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal. Test varictics, Office, 215 8, 13th 8t. Telephone No. 1482, Omahia, NEBRASKA FUELCO, Shippers of Coal and Coke, LS8t fill.!:mllllxlx‘\" and Treas, Ofice, ) President. GrO. PATTERSON, 3.1 Hunnenr, F.A.Barem, TProprictor, Munuger. Hehraska Coal and lee Company, 3. AL SUNDERLAND. Sce. tnd T Omaha Coal, Coke aud Lime Coml}lu;f}uy\, Omaha, Neb, o OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclugive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 touth 14th street. Coffee and Spices. CLARKE 8ROS. & €O, Omaha Coffes and Spice Mills. , Coffees, Spices, Buking Powder. Flivoring 1-* tricts, Ltindry Diue. Tnk, ete. 1110 Ha , Omaha, Neb. Commission, Etc, g BRANCH & €0, Wholesale Froits, Produce, Oyst_ers, 1121 Furnam §t., Omaha. Apples—Our ing—Platt & Co's Tiger Brand Oyst Sgwrs, Game, Poultry, Potatocs. JOHN F. FLAC General Commission Merchan_t £ Tith St., Omahit, Neb. Consignments Returns made promptly. e LOUIS HELLER, Jobber and Commission Merchant, Cheese, Sausage Fruits, Butchers' Tool: Supplies, X Jo , Omuha, } o W. E. RIDDELL, General Commission Merchant. SPRCIALTIES —Checse, and ~ Game, 112 8. 1th., (Omuh: phone No. 305, D. A. HURLEY, | Sheet Butter. Eggs, 1nulny’ ’g‘ Dodge Si | Dodge Strects, Commission and Jobbing, s and Produce. A full linc of Stong onsigniments solicited. 1414 Dodge E. MORONY, Gensral‘l(:ommlssion Merchant, Butter, Eggre ud Country ]’m(lucu gen- ‘erally, h 8t., Omaha, Neb. MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing Hou, 14th & Leaven- vorth St., on U, . R. L5, Trag Jmululv Neb. " Established 1870, i ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, 2118, 1th St., Omaha, Specinltics—Buttor ! ,;m, Poultry and l-uu PEYCKE BROS,, Commission HMerchants, Omaha, N & FONS, ehick.) | Steam wnd Water | Omaha, Produce Commlsslbu Merchants. No. 213 South 12th 8treot, Omaha, Neb., "7 TROXELL & WILLIAMS, Storage and Commission Merchants, Fruits, Flour, A pples, Stoneware, Cider, Vi Grass Seeds, Butter nnd Eggs, 313 and 515 South l ith »n\ 't, Omaha, Nebraska, WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commlsslon Merchants. s, Ete, Poultry, Butter, Game, On A. F. BETHGE, Wholesale Foreign aud Domestic Fruits, Meats, Lard, Jelhes, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Eto, | No. #0 8. 12th St., Omuhu, Neb. | WESTERFIELD llll()B., General Commission Merchants, | 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Cousignments | Boncited, K. McDONALD, COMMISSION MERCHANT. Street, Omahu, N ter, Bges, and ¢ nnum 315 120 Crockery. W. L. WRIGHT, Agem for the Manufacturers and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Oflice, 17 South 13th Btrect, Omub; | Dry Goous, J. J. BROWN & Co,, Vholesale Dry Goods and Nouons, 1325 Douglas Strect, Omaha, Neb, L. GINSBERG & €O, Wholesale Delers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, wbroidery “and White' Goods, 160 Dotigrlis Street, Omaka, Neb, Engines. BROWNELL & €0, The Baker Automatlc Engines, Stationary mnd 2 boilers and gheot iron” work, Wi lural jmplc ments, pumps ete. 12031205 Leavenworih Leather, Hides, Etc, L. €. HUNTINGTON & SON, Dealers in Hides, Wool and Tallow, 1114 Jackson Nuu Omahg, Ncb, i 2 SLOMAN BROS, Whole Leather, Saddlery llnrwm. Baddlery o Pelix, B, Fleur, Ete, WV, Prescol. GLOL A HARDEG N WM. PRESTON & (O, | [ [ Live Stock Commission Merchauts, Wholesale Flour, 898,10 2ud 512 Pierce Street Uwaka, Neb W | ¢istributiog v d Owabis, Neb. OMAHA JOBBERS' DIREC 2 OMAHA L MRER 00, Dealers in All Kinds o Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Strectand « o on e i Track, Omah GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Tzard Strects, Omaha, N(-hrfl!n_‘ J. A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building Papers, Sash, Doors mmd- Moul& ings, Pickets, Posts, Lin Cement. . Nintn ana Jones, Oane. OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY BRUNO TZSCHUCK, IR, Agent for J. C. Hoffmayr & Co., Manafacturers of Highest Grades of Floae By Roller and Hungarian Process, Warehouse, 1218 Jones Street, Omaha, Neb. W.J. WELSHANS & (0, Wholesale Flour, Reed and Grain. Manufacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Raising Buckwheat flour and proprietors Omaha City Mille, cor. &th and Farnam Streets, Omaba. FISITCO,! | Successors to Teken Sfemssen & Cov Wholasale Fish Dealers, of Forcign Fish, Nos. 01 Strect and U. 1. Track, Omaha Millinery. 1. OBER LDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Nillinery and Notions, 10 1214 Harney Streot, Omahn, Neb, Etc. ¢ = u ol ey Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wiiolesalers of Musical Instraments 5 Weber, Decker, Hainos and Groceries, Driggs Pianos, Packard Organs, Chase Organs, - E | 101 and 163 1511 strect, [ ALLEN BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. & E. Il CHAPMAN & €O, ] Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, 1217 Howard St ME R & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1517 and 1610 Doug. Ins Street, Omaka, Neb, Furniture. DEWEY & STO Wholesale Dealers in l’urnltara, Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb, Notions, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Dry_Goods, Notions, Gents' Furniehing Gooda Goods from New York, Trado sales daily. 508 508 Southh 13th St., Omaha, L GOODRICH & 0., French and German Fancy Goods, | Druggists’ and Stationers’ Sundries. 1415 F‘An | nam, Omuha, 1. T. Robinson Notion Company, \< y 4053 and 405 S, 10th St., Omaba, Neb. Wholesale Dealers Tn Notions and’ Gents' Fm\ nishing Goods, | MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Neb. PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 705, 707, 709 and 711 K. 10th £t,, Omaha, Neb. = Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE (0, Wholesalo Dealers in 0ils, ! Gagoline, Mica Axle A H. lllqhup. Manager, Omnha, 1 Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppar, Omahn, N¢ HARRIS & Packers and Prowslon DOR|“1‘a. 7 Dodee Stroot. Packing rock, Omuha, Neb, Teles Hardware, . J. BROATCH, Heavy Harflware, Iron, Steel, F]-r!nv= Wiagron Stock, lll\ulvmm| lu\ml 1209 nnd 1211 Harney etroet, Omaha, N EDNEY & GIBBON, Wioloselo Jron, Steel, Wagon d Carriage Woo Honvy Hardware 1205and 1219 Leavenworth St HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. Ius Streot, Omahg, Neb, LE FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Iron, Bte. Agents for Howe Senles and Minini Powder Co., Omaha Ncb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, ; Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, ~ Mantles, Grates, B 2Ol 1321 and 1323 Far- wnolesnlo and Retml Dealer in Seeds, nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Agricultural, Vegetablo, ) ' Hall, N.W. Cor. 11th and ln, M Alm-xln Neb. Wholesale Hardware and Nails, AL Emerson Steel Naifls. Cor. 10th and Harney Streots, Omaha, Nob, 105 Doug- Safes and Locks, P. BOVER & (0. Agents for Hall's %ure & Lock Cos Fire and Burglar P s, Vaults | and Juil work. 1020 nhin, Nob. Drugs, Etc. H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, Wholesale Drugglsts, )il Jobbers of Pal oty les Harvesters, W DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, | Manufacturer of tho Deeriug\ Harvester Goods, Write to Wa, ' . Lopimer, General Agont, Omaha.” Telephone 610 THE GOODMAN DRUG Wholesale Druggist=, And Dealer in Paints, Oils uml Window (‘mss. | Omuha, Neb, Iron Pipe, Etc. COWING & €O, Hydraullc and Mechanical Engineers, Jobb: rs in Tron Pipo Tron ¥ ttings, Iron and | Prass Goods, Engincors' Suppliee. 14tn and Omahu, Neb, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Steam, Water, Railwity and Milling Supp) 22 and (824 Farnum St. Omah, CHURCHILL PUMP (0., Wholesale Pumgs, Pipe, Flt[lngs, . Headquarte: il Farnam Streot, Wines and Liquors. FRANK DELLON Dealers in Liquors and Clgars, | 1202 and 1204 Douglas St Omnha, Nob. T .4 and 5, S DIsE' N Y. . DUNCA ANAUA & DENCAY, Tmporsers wnd Wholosido Denlors in Wmes, Liquors and Cigars, S.1th St., Omaha, Neb, R R GROTTE, DG | Wines and Liquors. Jewclry. Wn-sml‘nAm'utl""l"u;‘ h:l.‘ll‘ilvlv:rllllx‘::hm Co. TI98, HENRY HORNBERGER, Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Cigars. _ 1521 Douglas &treet, Omaba, Neb. Must Foost Co.'s ). EDHOLM & ERICKSON, V Wholesale Jewelers. Dealers in: Silverwvare, Dinmonds, Watchas | dlers’ Tools ‘nnd Maferials, Ete., 101 o, Cor. Dodge, Omaha, Neb, ., ILER & CO,, Distillers and lmpoljter‘s of Winas;l nd Liguors, Sole » At Indi it o Live Stock, MBrIdfie Stock Yards, Omaha, . No Yardage Charged, %, Tir rccommodation . Cooper, Mane L. P. LARSC Wholesalo Dealers in Wfiiskles And Cigars, and ( Agents for tho Phillp Hosts' Celobiated Milwaukeo Boor, Omiha, NOb M. BURKE & BON; SRR Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Managoer, Union Stock Yards, 8. Omah, Téle shone 583 Harness, Ete, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Johbors of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, A% | pure Goods, Iankets wnd. TRobes, 1421 Furnm i reot Ouha, Ne, Chicags, Miwaukee & S Paul RAILW AY. The Short Line ] and Best Route W. F. BROWN & €O, Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Office—Exchange Building, Union St Fouth Omatha, “elephone No. 60, MALLORY, SON & (0, Live Stock Commission, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 11L, und Omaba, Nel k Chittonden, Manager Omuha Branch! 'hlv]h 23, Established 1862, W. L. PATRICK & CO,, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Aadvess nll copununications to us at 'nion Stock CHESHREEES. From Omaha to the Bast, Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. John I Boy AVAGE & GREEN. TWOTRAINS DAILY BE WEEN OMAHA AND Hnullm v neapolis, Cedar Hapid Dubuqu Froopor | h Mudison, Heloif, Winona, And all other importunt points East, Northea st ana Southeist, Ticket oftice at 101 Furam M;)h 1), 1 Limited. perintendent, ) ook Taiana 6 La Crosse, sbipments of any and all kinds of. stovk solicit ed. Union St:ck Yards, Omahn, Neb, Lumber, Ete, LOVIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lims, saeh, Doors, Fic rds—Cor. 7th and Douglas, Cor i and Douglad, reet, (in Puxtor nd at Union Pacitle ? L RATLWAY, and ngers by courtes Elt, A-fll!llllll 01 l'n|‘ Manager, PENTER, Gei Pussenger and BOHN MANUFACTUKING €O, J,.,k.. \,,‘.,,"“"‘“" Goner ouper. FROID, Apgtstant Gen ralPassen Mlflll”l[flclllrfiri_of Sash, Doors.”lm‘ng_s. | e et Agent. ouldings, Stair rior Haur ood | —— i P. BOYER & CO, | cor. Bth and Leuven DEALERS LN ' Hall’sSafes,Vaults, Time' ocks Jail Work, wnam Street, Omaha Neb, " ISAAG GRIFFITH, Gommission Merchant, And Wholesale Dealer in | Country Produce, Fruits, Butter, Eggs, Ete, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, & 4th Street, Omaha, Neb, F. C "Munagoer. : C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 5th and California Strects, Omaha, Nob. 1026 FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglus Streets, Omuha, Neb, GEO, A, HOAGLAND Wholexale Dealer in Lumber, Omuha, Nebraska, CH It. L Hardwood Lumber, Waren Elock, Kuncy Woods, Tyidye Timbors, &C.F WL Cor uth and Douglas, Omaha, N GOODS ON CONELGNMUNT A SPECIALEY, : 320 N, (6th St, Omaha, Neb, " mun llunk Na ingnan, A:al:nun Cisher + Chicugo. SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS WANTED BY E. Monrg, Lincoln, M,‘ Highes, Jlarket Price Paids . LYMAN, Dealer in Sash Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Bilding Paper, Bte, South 1t Strect, Qi Nebruska, Nebraska Lumber Co. in Capital Stock, §40,00, . Loy (- wholcsaie RLii . Merrl, Wis. ors.

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