Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1886, Page 3

L 25 per ton on all grades. The de- m is falling off rapidly, and sales are mndP only in single car lots” to dealers who haye run a little short. Turpentine has advanced 2 chiloroform has declined 5c, and glycerine 2c. A deline will also be noticed in sulphate morphine and strychnine, While there is no change in quotations on fish, there is an upward tendency in lake fish, especially whige fish, and an advance is ex- pected soon. Stock is moving freely and the volume of business is improving. General Markets. Eaoe—The liberal receipts continue and the market went down to 1lc, with an ocea- sional single case at 113 or 120, Over a hun- dred cases were sold for shipment at 11e. Burt iere is a very limited amount of stock moving and prices continue about steady. Choice roils are quoted at 13@loc; fair h&r;o good, £@i0c: inferlor, 4@fe; eream- -Fancy fall cream cheddars, Oc: tober make, 111¢e: flats 12@12'ye; young Am- erica, 1314 |«l||n'\!\lf Swiss cheese, 16c; ond quality, 13@idc; brick cheese, 16¢; Lim- burger, 1112, Poutary~There 1s no change in the mar- ket, though a few sales of fine stock were made to-day at stronger prices, Chickens are quoted at 7@0c; turkeys, S@de, and geese and ducks 8@9 GAME—A few ducks have been received White brandts are not wanted. Al chickens, per doz, $2.60; quail, er doz, 1.50; jack rabbit 7. 83,0005, Tard' ducks, : teal ducks, $ 1.50; mixed d I|t~k~4, 81,251 small r Dits. The@$1.00; geese, $3.00(:3.50, PRESERY JELLIES, ETC.—Preserves, all kinds, 20-1b. pails_per Ib., 1035c; do 10 pail Tots, per ib, 10c; assorted 5-b. pails per crate, 6 pails, 85,15, Jellies, all kinds, first grade, 20-1b, pails, per Ib,, e} assorted, first grade, 51b pails, per crate, 6 valls, 8250 do; 11b pails, per case, 2 doz, §2.55; do, tumb* lers, ver case, 2 doz.. $1.40. 'Jelly, 'all kinds, gecond grade, 50-1b. pails, per Ib. e, Mince Meat, best crude, i bbl, per Ib., fe: do, IS, 85 and 68-1b pails, per 2 Ib., 0. '5-1b pails, per crate, 6 pails, p..\c- butter, extra, fine, i bbl. per’ b 7¢; do. 40-1b pails, g do. Bb palls, per erate. 6 pails l'nn h and plum butter, 40-1b pails, per ach, plum and quince butte sorted, palls, per crate, 6 pails, atsup per case, ' Qi Chint. bolties: $5.00 ‘mr«'mdluh pint bottles. per doz. 81.50. RIPE, ETC —Pl,zn' feet per 0. 1., $2.40; do. anhs tongues, per i per kit, €2.75: do, quart fars per. doz., $5.50: do. ;;lm jars per case, doz., $7.00. Tripe, per % .m., &4 .o, do. per 14bbl. $2.25: do. ver k SAUER KRAU —mn quumy L"\I bbl, 7,501 30 gal bbl, £6.50; 15 eal B, & Nirrs—Pecans, large polished, 115 i pecans, medinm, %e; English walnuts, l4c: almonds, Tarragonn, e; do, Languenoe, 17c: Brazil g hand picked, fancy 84, Bc-r k|t $1.00, bl., §3,50; do, 2 1p frame 60 1bs, frames, Nebraska, $0.50; 2 15¢; 10 1b, CipER-—Michigan refined, per bbl, do Imlfbb £4,00, 16c; eider, 12}4e. ayer figs, nnm[ Prunelles, 251b Dates, fancy Fard, 121b 3 do, fancy Persian, 50-1b Lossina and Palermo, per sina and Palermo, Cali- o8, per box, : do, 10-box fancy Rivers 5; do, 5-box ‘l.\ vels, $4.50, —Cape Cod cranberries, per ape Cod~ do, bbbl lots, ell lml(hm'rv«.n per bbl, §5, I:l)llslfi per bbl. .m AND bbl w'fl ( bbI: $8,00; do, 5-bbl Michi prices hoice stock. nominal ul 350006 for $100 per bu; ON10 ted Westerlield, Salt L nkn- £3¢e vor Ib, ps—California ea 1y Californin colery, - £500 ersey sweet potatoes, dc per | 32,00 per bushel: Michizan rutaba ver bbl.; caulifiower, $2.90 per dg null:n. e, S per NDYY lmn | picked l|ll'lllll 1. country. $1.25 GRAIN— lmxuur pr 2{c; wheat, 6 8e. KLOUI and M U FRS W Inter \\ hpm,— Firm; best quality patent at $3.00@3,1 Second guality—S2,50@@:.00, bp[lm. Wheat—DBest quality patent at §2.50 Buckwheat Flour—In barrels, Td b packages, $1.00 Bran—sac per ot Chopped Feed—Per 100 1bs, 70¢. Corn Meal-—White, S0¢; yellow, AOch‘r('\\L Bercening —No. I e por ewt; No. % e llnmul)— 30 per ewt., 15 ~00c per ewt. er ewt. 0@6.00 per ton. es are steady; he; extra seleets, 40¢ Uc; - sel 30c: medinms, ll)(mllllq(-. Bneon, Ha=ijo: clear ide bncon, T sides, Ge: shou l(' cur ew Yo eets, 3 bfl-nl(f’fil Ited butchers, B@614¢ dry flint, 1101 zwe, damaged hides two-thirds jie. Grease, prime whi 3 brown, 24 Pelts: FURS AND { skins are 2 K, o A i £9,50060.00; skunlk, short striped, brond striped, 10@15; b coun. No. ]au;n e do. No. 8, 10@3e; do: mouniain, 8 §1.50 vy xlAl(thlr—l(un. rates, §2. 6 plow steel, special east, 4¢; crucible steel, cast tols do, lamrsc Wagon_spokes, per se bs, per set, Sl 25, felloes, sawi each, 7 nxh-n. each, T5c; . 7G@lle; coilchain per b, hle, ices iroh wedges,be: crow- arrow feeth, igi s pring steel, 7@Se; horse sha Burden’s mule 50; buckshot, §1.85; 1o, hnlf Legs, 2. sting, kegs, $4.35; fuse! Lead Bar. 165 1 1ittsburg harness J. C, L, 1 Pittsburg, K. & S, e i) 3 vrime slaughter e T ek ile Mahe Jeathior, e foot, e B0; 0ak kip, SH@We: Freneh i : Hem calf. $1.09001.10, onk calf, $1.00@@1,25; Krench calf, $1,25 roeco boot lor, 0@3%e: Moroeco Bhoy loppinas and inings yer dor CoAj—Anthiacite grat range, §8.50; thlnul Walnht b souri $1.00 Dity PAINTS--WHIto lead, o; Krench zing, 1 e: Paris whiting, 2hge: whiti \unflh\ 15¢ “hmnx.eoml 1ige i 1%e; lamvblack, ordinary, Bic,, u tramn 8e: " vand, nu-nnn. A N, genu- ris kreen, comimon, Me: chrome chr wo_green, K, i2c; ver- n ol asst 1oe; raw and burnt u ber 11b rnns. 10¢: raw and burnt sienna, 10¢: vandyke brown, 15¢: rean « Iawpblack, d ivory black 16e; diop black, 16¢; Prussian blue, 40c: ul- tramarine blue, 1803 chrome ereen, L. M & hlhld lmd shutter green, L., M _& D, i Aw L& ll . M )\lluw ocnre, e O Sy elre, 1601 pauxuulryer R fraining dojore. Nt Gak - drk oak, wal- nut ehestuutand ash e, LAINTS IN Ori-- W hite lead, Omaha, P. I Tide: white lead, St. Louis, pure $7. u: Mar- 80 118 wreen. 1t 5 eans. e; Frenel zine, 1 Freneh llnhmd seal. 1le; veneht ziiie,in v ruish asst, French zine 'I§c vermillion, American, 1 Indian. red pse pink. Venetian, red. Cookson's xo Venetian red, American, 13(c; red lead Tiget ehrome yollow gonulng, ‘ics chrome K, 1% ochre nwln,llu ochre, chie, W inter's mineral, Se: Lebiih browa. ise Spanisn browu. £ie: rnce’ sunmml e gallon: Furni- \ ARNISHES-—LSarTel Pet ture, extra, $1. 1«' mm ure, N 1, $1.00; ooach, No. 1. $L20; , extra RIAT, extra, !lfl Juuu. ¢1 asphaltium, g{m. 85¢; shellac §3.50; hara oil fnish, O11.8—110earbon, pes ga'lon. 10¢, 150 - head Jght, per gallow, He: 175¢ beaaliga!, per Kal- Auerical lon, 1 ¢: 1508 water white, 14e: linseed hard r@r gallon, #¢; linseed, boiled, per gallon, e lard, wlmer str'd, per_gallon. 503 No. 1, 4%c; No, 2, 4'c: eastor XXX, per galion, $1.55: No. on, $1.00; nwnu”\\ B.. ver R'fl}nn €1.60: fish Vv, B. T gallon, 6c: neatsfoot extra, per gaiton, !'l\l No. 1. 6%: lubrieating, zero. ':n-rzalmn No. summer, 15c: golden machine, No. 1, ner Ilnn %0c: No. 3. %5e: sperm, signal, por gal- turpentine, per gallon, 5 Dflr gailon, Iic. DrUGS A\h CHEMICALS—~Acid, earbolie, ’”r’ acid, tartarie. 5%; balsam copaiba, per , bark, sas<afras, per Ib. : calomel- b., 72 cinch er b, epsom, 1.44: sweet, per en § stsoiene ers, per 1b., glycering, per Ib., 20 oil, castor, er gal., 1,403 quinine, P! 3 potassium, 0t 07, 400 \lll]h"f. eastor, No, o . 2 per gal., $1.4): oil oliy ofl, origanum, 50c; & W, and R & S, per Ib, ,,n\mphr 16, proof §1.13; 101 ,,r.mv S112; hol. 188 proof, tilled _whiskies, $1.50@2.00; Kentue Kentucky and ]'l‘"ll\\| Golden Sheaf bourboit SL50h,00, Brandies —1 mestic, $1.80@3.00, G i domestic ported, 4,500 dmmmlu §10.00@16,00 Fish, ql NDRIES — Domestic Iolla; K S0e: Russian sardines, 45¢; Ancho- vies in glass, Oie Bull brana. per aoz. $°.00; spiced Hambure herrings, skins and Tieads oif, per pail, $L0M AERT B T V15 Q'r BIS Pls Kt 11200 100 W B0 40 12 10 60 53 Lm‘(x b5 50 Lo It ¢ ' 40 53 47 ';u\l]nu Gin bh-mml , 29,0000, aniaryes. § mul ye herrings, NEW FISH. NEW FISIL rBbls l;‘l* Kts |50 40 7000 wq 803101 04 8503152 051 %0 62 00 No. 1 White Fish Family “ 55 No. 1 Trout. ... No. 1 Pickerel ... . _ MACKEREL. u ||n nnlr Illrluqulhls I Bigod Rea | T aska ... 13 () 52 Blood lted | At ot Cal. ... 13 007 00 IMPORTED FISH, oI . |bls HIE bl O BEIS Pl or kit [ 2007 100 W | B0 40 |15 12 \m \u'uum | } (= } " 12 06 505 w'5 22 70/ 4\0"\ |25t Wk Herrings. 11 206 005 453 o'z 50l Bristlings.....| 8 004 504 002 :h)l '.H soss SMOK NEW FISH. n:; 8 83l 7 63 6 Fisn—Halibut, 10c; scaled herr- 3 salmon, lie: smoked sturgeon. Lonnm—‘ arze '(lk. B. whole cod, ( L) b boxes, 3 wild rose, ey Grocera List. i\nLl'——N-. 2 ¢, bbis; No. kegs, 1.0 Orl ang 3@t ¢ per gallon; M.lpl(' y p,,, bar P & G, strictly pure, e per gallohi L gallon cans, £0.25 per dozd 1¢ gallon cans, §5.% punl.u.mnnmm 1agara gloss, 1 1b, 3 Niagara Niagara gloss, 6 1b Ningnm orn, 1 Ib, Kingstord's corn, 1 1b, - c: Kingsford’ }.ln#x. 11b, ic; Kingsford's gloss Glb, | >gc Lulgstuulsvum. 31b 52¢e; Kings- ford’s ‘Lud l\lllACCO—LIImnX 4% per 1b: Horse- shoe, :Me; Star, ide; Gold Roll, 4 l’nl\,l‘ lcldblck 60c; Punch, ’@126 ullck. id@lle. S 1 Ib pupers, $3:% & case; salsoda K per b, B e l’xcm.ms—Mudlum in barrels. 8'.°03do In half barrels, $ . smull in b-\rn,li, 87, 0: do in half barrels, 84, 5; gherkins in - barrels, §1.00: do in half barrels, 84,75, No. 1 quarter n pples, 4'se; 8w'e: blackberries, ches: Fastern, 4 ¢(@5'sey Salt Lake, 70, 4-allon x(ffll('(h e case, & xmplw mmmm 5. ar - cas s, per _case, , £6.003 plums, por{ease, X per uwo $4.00; ; egg phum. green gages, 2-1b. pine npplei, 2-Tb., per case, $5.2 @ Sbes round, per ease i Oslikosh cases, gr., $1.20: mule sauare, $1,25 r—Dray loads, per bbl, §155; Ashton. ) s 4 sacks, Ashton, '%c* bbls $2.03; 45c: SquATE eases, 1mperial, Kirk’s satinet, S‘il 1 Kirk fihmlnrd Km( x\VIllIA\ us llll.‘ 4, ulateds 8 ge: A, b dard extra U, 6L ra O, 0‘.‘1" medium vellow. Olie: New Orleans. A6 ge. Spi Ground—Isiack pep r, boxes, 15 @22; allspice, 12@l0ec; cinnamon 18@:> cloves, 15@25¢; ginger, 15@2c; mustard, 13 “TEAs—Gunpowder, fair, fhes choice, 6 kood " Linperial. Y oung Hyson, .mml 00 S0ane;. Qolong, good, Bie; G lmm, choice, 40@00c: English Breakfast, good, #0@doc; cholce, 50@he; Souchong, g @ 8ei, cholce, 85@430; J fair, 25%e 5 ) Sogine: "Tea Dust, 1ici [ea VlNLuAn CIDER—13@18c; white wine, 15 sods, butter and ginger snaps, 8ige; Corrrrs—Ordinary grades, 9';¢c; talr, 10@ 10%c; prime, 11 oice, 19‘1(’013\{13' funcy green and s@ldige; old ernuent Java, - Jargs Sova e ' Arbuckle's roasted, 1k XX rousted, 130} Dilworth’ CANDIES—Boxes, mlb ns ll‘m' 8s, 114¢ boxvl 401, 16 oz, 0s, 1liz¢; half box, .Nllr isal, 3¢ inch and larger, 8 ¢; % ch, 9 e, 70c; Charm of the (mhlvn Thread, Rocky Moun- North Star, Hie; Good PRINTS—American, 541 Arnold's, Cocheco, Ge; chester, s sc; Gloucester, ige: Dunnell Dunnell, Windsor. 6¢; Pucid 63 Harmony 4: 1or Shirtings, 4 M hm Borwick, dc. Farmers' choice, 4 Lyman, Jacquard, oigc: Cabots sdos uup'e. 7e; Hill Tig0i 115 08o: “Lonsdate 8 s ‘Friih, or W e sutta, 10 [ (nu\wr JnAN —Kearsarge, To; Peoperedt, 7 Niumkeag, 12, BrowxN CorroN -Lawrence LL paut LL, so: iewycr Dam Ll o Allmma ie! (A tlger l”loll Cro X f Utiea C., die Aaitic I, bide. ¢, site K > keag A(‘A ]5‘{&: T nom. 3 Iluundlku mtfi bury, l‘l‘gc ulvur. llnm\llon 1261 Swift 3¢ slwunkfls Bige: \hmuckut S8 e Manian ontauk BB, 1i0; Omega ACA, Lie FINE Biowy CorroNs—Pepperell R, 6ige; Pepperell O. 5%,¢, Atlas, 6ic; Statue of Lib+ erty, e ranac R, Oigc. Llufligl T Ures 10¢; Beaver Creel uc,.fmm XX Col nbluu Armory, T}§¢i indian UI‘clllnL bhu. Shaw- tH York, otk the; uu,vnulmuuma Duck(Unbieached)~Soz. Maznolla, 1040 10 0z. Magnolia, 12¢; 5 oz West Poiat, w,b‘o. 10 0z. West Point 13e Duck—(eolored)—Boston oz brown and dmh. 183¢e: Hu;lun O 1 brown and drgb, 9¢; b XX brown and drab 10e: Bostotl (x brownand ara, 11'ge; Boston O 1 blue, 114 % Lo, Urvawams—Renfrew 0@10'¢c: Amoskea @ress, 9c: Amoskeag, staple, 7iy0i Ivanho Oige; Wamsntta, 8igc: Nublan, sige; War wick, Sige: Whittendon. %c: Bates. dress So: Bates, staple, b3c; Randolph staple, ,6'4c Lansd. loucester, 7ise. moskea kaag, stripes, Sige; Slat burg, @c: W hitfendon, ' stripe: rose, 9¢} (l((l, checks, 9ige; Royal 68{c; Amoskeag, na my book fold, 12¢; Obes rnn, ndlurance, book fold 1 Dry Lumber, 10NS AND TIMBERS. [12 1 " n 10 1el1s 1ol 1t a2 gt At CEILING Clear, & fnch Yellow Pine. Clear' % inch Nor 2d Com., % inch, FINISHID 14 inenh, 165 and 4 inch, 8% L850 00 000 4500 4800 T 5000 1st and 24 Cle: 2d Cl 'md ’lxwl\ 8. 2 1% Il 1 4 Cleits, 1 \nen, s. s . 1inch, s 28 .M ‘A Selech, 1 fuch, s. L 4000 B Select. 1 inch. RO 1] No. 1boards, No. Zhoars c.and 1600 wand and wevseand No. 1, dfifllnrh.l andg16, ;n 1,4 &6 inc TOPLA Clear l’npl:\r box L 1st Com., ,‘.’ inch Whil 2d Com., 5§ inch White Pine. SITP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch..... .1, 0. ¢ 'I.\ln. E .nul 10 inch. 5 PO White Cedar, 6inch, | $ [t 1V Sndsin i “ WL G Teunessee red cedar, split. STOCK BOAT ned, 1812, L and 16 feet 143 846 00 S4L0 .80 L0 17 50 18 50 15 50 " 10] 18 i 20 ft.© 12. 14and 16 ft.. Quincy )umn. S5¢; cement, Akn-u, $ Hain, per bishol t; blinds, nt off list; tarred felt, per W bflnnl. $1.60. A ll:‘\lhli() l) ON PAPER. An Exeter Enthusiast Points Out a Profitable Feeder for the Union Pacific. & Neb., Feb. 25.--To the Editor: Now that our senator has turned his attention to the Union Pacific and its profitable feeders, we may hope that greater enterprise by that company ni be scen and felt in this South Platte country—the garden of the world. It is a fact that the B. & M. has about all the grasp upon t Iatitude that com- mon prudence would care to tolerate, as the attitnde of that company—if not the language, is mow and always has been “Your money or your life.” Iro- ductive enterprise is greater than one line of railroad can accommodate, often in ourown town 40,000 bushels of wheat 15 of corn haye been stored up awaiting faci while empties were sent to Hi other points, and in the fullnes: detrimental to businc he attention of the Union ump.my to tic d line that terminates at Valparaiso, « the extension of that line into the south- vest part of this South Platte country would be one of the most profitable feed- ers that could be built at present. The line has b three times and the stakes In the first |vl ce_it could be built an air line, and ation with' any > is the shortest ance between two pnum and norond in these times of fast travel can afford to wind around “Robin Hood’s barn’’ when a cut across lots is the more plausible re and passenger travel alws hortest route, and b here are )olmlu\m towns, vi AL Crossing, E nd Edgar, and connceting with e and Denver at Davenport. Now yns are populous, enterpri and possess every factor for extensivi trade and travel; excepting this one of railroad facil Some of these towns are uoumy seats n of road ais yet. The country through which this line would s is mainly and only gently umll| ingin its most adverse feature. The demand for an outlet to Omaha by a shorter route than this would be beneficial to our agricultural interests and help to develop e cities where little towns now ex t is just an easy run between these towns, no’ex- tra way stations would be needed, and water fac s are among the best. If the Union Pacific company can borrow that $3,000,000 to which Van Wyck holds the key, by si iving I pror pay after fim is no othe ternative but t country on earth should become tributary to our state metropolis. Change ears for Daven- port, E Seward and Omal Jonx P ] —— A Legless Skater. William Yager, whounder the sobriquet of “Billy the s well known in Omaha sporting circles, residing for a long time in this city, is now in Chadron, this state, und the Democrat of that place refers to him as a “world beater in his way. Billy's legs were both amputated a fow years ago, just below the knees, and navigates on a pair of patent limbs. He walks so well thut few peoplo suspeet that his limbs are artifici ut think that he is only bll[{]l“) erippled. He takes recreation every d. the rol- ler ekmmfi, k and around the floor with the Dest of thex He is probably Stat:s with both lower limbs ullmvml who can nay gate on roller skates, and he does it un- aided, swiftly uml ;_'rxu'vfnlly.” sie imported ne fitst instruments of Stradi- arius, Guarnerius, and Bergonzi,he was contented with 1,000 to 1,200 franes for cach from the few ‘“‘amateurs” 0 shed to become professors of treasures, Lately M. Labitte gave 19,000 francs for a violin formerly owned by M. Gras, the husband of Mie. Dorug-Gas, and the duke of Campo-Se to pay 17,500 franes for a Stradivarius which was sold at 4,500 francs thirty years ago, and 17,000 for another which was sold for 4,00 francs in or near 1865. M. Charles Lamourex the eminent conductor of orehestra, has a Stradivarius of 1722 which he values at 50,000 francs. —e ‘Whon Baby was sick, we gave ber Uastoris, ‘When ahe was & Child, she cried for Castoria, ‘When sho became Miss, she clang to Castoris, Whea eho had Childsen, sho gave thewm Castaria, | Piling and Onk Timler, Ollll -lUFlGTUREHS. Bliiard Tables. THE BRUNSWICKBALKE-COLLENDER & Os, Manufactarérs o' Billiard & Pool Tables, And Saloon, Office ind Bank Fixtures, Merket fnd Huron Ste., Clengo, 11l. “Omuhia office, 599 Bookflinding. Ete, REES FRINTING (O, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Munufacturers, Nos, 108 and 108 South 111} Stract, Omaha, Ne Bridzes—Sleam Pile Dnvmg. RAVMOND & CAMPBE Engincers and Contractors, Bridges, Roof Trisses, Steam Pils Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridaes, Telephone No. 74 Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEVER & €0, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Gune and Ammuaition, 215 to 223 South Street, 1020 to 1024 Farnam Street, Omaha, No INTER-OCIAN ClaAR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholegale Deslors "Tobaccos, 108 and 110 N. Hth Stroct, Omaha, Neb. Nos. Cornices, Baglo Cornice Works, peneter, Propric Manufacturer of Tron und wnd 11 05 North 1)th Strcot, Omahn, Neb, G & BOLTE, Manufactirersof Ornamental Galvanized llon Cornlces, Dormer Windows, Finals, B 2h . Work dono "~ Wastern Cornice WOrks, G ‘"‘T(‘H T, Proprictor. vanized T od Patent anl © 1 St., Omaha, Neb. ol Doors, Sash. Etc, e The Gate (i'y Pleneg will. <h and Blinds, o all kinds of eroll and Stuir k of every de- Stair Roils n '1]!0 i 15th and Maro phone No. ha, Neb. Electrical Supplics. e, L. W. WOLFE & 0., Electricians, Electrical Supplics, onie Block, Omuba, Durglar Alarmes, Tolls, sloe ing Tubos, Gold, Siiv 3 Iron ar d Nails, OMAHA NAIL M NUFACTURING CO.,~ Cut Nails and Spikes, __ FiroNuilse salty. Omaba, Neb. Omubu lrofi Works Compd:y, Boilers, Mining works, Union Foundry Works. Cor. 14th and Jadkso . prepared to do all kinds of Tron ahd Casting 0, C. inister’s Rocking S1fes. Omalia Safo Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of ¥ o and Burglar Proof Safos Vault Doors, Jail W, Shutters and W Work. "Cor. 14th and Omaha, Nel Soap Manufaclurer, Ofice and Factory, near Powder Magazina, Omaha Ncb, Wagons and Carna(es. GRATTON & DRUMMOND Hanafacturers of Fine l‘arrlages, 3316 und 1517 Harney street, Omah; Agents in Nebruskw for Jones' Bhatt Sulkdes. Sole bratea Sy Established 1558, A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriags Pactory, 1409 and 1411 Dodge Stree: Omnlm. Nob. iy White Lead. ; OMAHA WHITE LEAD COMPAN Y, Corroders and Grinders of Perfectly Pure White Lead Omaba, Nob. Levi Carter. Proe.; C, 1 W, V. Mead, Fatos, Bos: and Troan _OMAHA HOTEL DIRECTORY. The Millard, 8. Shears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietors Omuba, Nebraska. Arcade Hotel, James Cusoy, Proprictor. 4215 and 1217 1 S, Omali ronage cial’ men. Solcitod. hes will ind this the best § Boue west of Chiugo. Jlanters Houss, E. FERWS, PROPRIETOR, Tatos, 1. per day, Street cars { dopot, within ono * block of house, Dodygé and 16th nlhuls,(lmuun. Neb 'l‘he , Cozzens, P. Rumsoy & Co., Proprietors, Rates #2.0 per duy, no dark rooms. Omaha, Neb. Alll) yropretors of Palace Hotel, sunta ¥e, Cl;nnald House, Cor. Nindy and Furnum Sts. o best €2 pe: duy hotel in Oiduh. pass the door. X186 Tinion. ook Yards Hotoll Shuth l{otel de Goos, , Proprictor, buly centrally located §2 s duy bouse, o oory” from Boyd's Ope House and one-yaif block from the Postoft andthe Courr youse. W 1510, 1513 Furnam Bt., O sha, Nod. E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Manufacturing Mattresses, Bedding, P Pillows, Cots, Ete, 1206 and 1208 Douglas Omuha, Neb. P. Europeay Plan, Overalls, F1ELD MASUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Ete., 112 and 1104 Douglas Stroet, Ouialis, Nob. sl R ) BOYER & CO. Hall'sSafes, hult Timelocks 15th St near Farnam. | oum Jonms" DIREGTORY Agricultural Implements, LININGER & METCALF €O, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements. fl\.‘ Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, Omaha, Neh PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MART] Wholes..ie Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARK Wholceale Desder in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Carr.ages o Jones £t bet. 0th and aha, Ncb Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOBSE & CO., Jobhers of Boots and Shoes, 211 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Monufactory, fummer Street, Do 3 1 Bugeics i, Or Carpets. . A. ORCHATD, Wholesals Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goode, Bie, 16 Farnam strect, Ui le, Lime, Etc. " JLEF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 2138, 14th “t., Omaha, Neb. Yards, 0th and D venport Strects, COUTANT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hdrd and Soft Coal. Best variotios, ¢ Telephona NEBRA KA T Shlpperu of Coal and Cokc. Brosident, Gro. PATTERSON, J. H. Hul T, F. AL llu‘:n Proprictor, Munager. Hebraska Coal and Time Company, MAHLA, NEBRASKA, 1% 8, 1th Street. Telophone 40, HOODMAN, V. . und Treas. Omeha Coss, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and_soft_coal, 2008, 1ith St Omaha, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal Exclugive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal,217 fouth 14th street. Pres Coffee and Spices, “CLARKE BROS. &CO, Omaha Coffee and Spice Kills ¢, Coffecs, Spices, Baking Powder. Fiavoring Ink, ote. 41416 Har- Commission, Etc, BRANCH & CO., Whoiesale Fruits, Preduce, Oysters, 1121 Farnnm St., Omaba, Apples-—Out owi pick- ing—Flatt & Co.'s Tiger Brand Oysters, Bu Eggs, Game, Poul s Produce, Proy B, 14th St., Omulu Keturns made pro Jobber and Commlsswn Ierchant. = ._Fruits, Butchers' Tools and suppli Jones St., Omuha, Neb. % . E. RIDDELL, General Commlssion Mcrcham SPECIALTI heese, Butter, and Gume, 112 8, th., Omah: phone No. 315, . HURLEY, Commisslon and Jobhlng, : Butter, Eggs und Produce. A full line of Stono- ware. 'Consignients solicited. 1414 Dodge St, Omaba, E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, DButter, I xz heese and Country l’nulmu gen- 12th bl ,l)um]m Neb, l\h'illt\\ Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigarntor and Packing House, 14th & 1 cth § - P. R 1. Track, Omuha, Established 1570, ROBERT PURVIS, Geaeral Commission, 211 8. 14th St., On @ Specialti Eggs, Pouliry and Guame PEYCKE DROS., Commission Merchants, Preduco and Provisi Omaf Fruits, ISAAC GRIFFITH, Commission Marchant, and wholesale dealcr in country pi butter, cggs, ete. Goods on consig Boociaity, 5% N, 16:h st, Omaha, Nobs 1cc, fruits, nment KIRSCHRRAUN & EONS, (Successors to A. P. Schack.) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 South 12th Streot, Omaha, Neb. TROXELL & WILLTAMS, Storage and Commission Merchants, Fruits, Flour, Apples, Stoneware, Cider,Vinegar, Grass Seods, Butter nnd Egys, 315 and 515 South 13th street, Omata, Nebraski. WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commlsslon Merchants. Toultry, Butter, ruits, Ete, 2208, 14th oumlm Ncby A. F. BETHGE, Wholesale Porelgn aud Domestic Fraits, Ments, Lurd, Jolles, Butter, Egps, Choeso, Bte. No.'805 8. 12th 8t., Omaha, Neb. ERFIELD BROS,, General Commission Merchants, 3400 odgo Street, Omahn, Neb. - Consigninonts cited, TR McDONALD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, B15 12th Stroc Speciulties: Buts e i J. J. BROWN & €0., Y:holesale Dry Goods and l(otlons. 1323 Douglas Bireet. Ou..ane, " L. GINSBERO & CO, Wholesalo Dculn-mlu l)ry Goods, Hoslery, Notlons, !.mnnl,l Luces, Embr y ' und White ¢ 004 Douglas Htr Omaha, Neb. S ines, DBEOWNELL & 0., The Baker Automatic Engines, Stationary and portable engines, boilers ¢ sheet iron” work, wagons, sgriculturl impie- ments, pumps et¢. 1215-1216 Leavenworth 8t Leather, Hides, Ete, LCH STON & & Dealers in Hides, Wool and Tallow, 1114 Juckson Strect, Omuha, Neb. " BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardvme. Eaddlcry and Shoe Findin, drogl, s Palis Gre N.'llhuw-l kg . flour. [lc. V. PRESTON. WM. PR Wholesale ¥ lour, 508 ;' 30 und 612 Picrce Surewt Ouusba, OMAKA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY | 0MANA JOBBERS' mnmm MRUNO TZECHUCK, JR, Agent for J. C. HoMnayr & Co,, Mannfactarers of Highest Grades of Ploar By Roller and Hungarian s, Warehouse, reot, Omaha, Nob. W.J. WELSHANS & (0, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain. Manufacturers of W, J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Kaising Buckwl 1 proprictors Omaha City Mills, cor. and Farnam Streots, Omaba. Fish, Lt TBENSON FISH €O Succcseors to Token Sjemsson & O Wholesale Fish benlera. Tmporters of Foroign Tish, Nos b <|mnll P, Track, O 1215 J o th 911013 Joney No - Furniture, Ete. DEWEY & STONE, Wholeaale Doalors in Furaitara, Farnam Street, Omab. aceries. ALLEN BROS, Wholesalo GI'OCMS. 1M0and 1112 Douglas , Omaha, E. B. CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokoers' Articles, l’h Hownard St MEYER & RAAPKR Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Spices, Cigurs and Tobaceos, 1817 and 1310 Doug- Jas Street, Omaka, Nob, MCCORD, BRRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Etrects, Omaha, Neb. AXTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, Wh olmle Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 116, 77, 709 and 711 8. 10th ¢, Omuba, Neb. Nob, Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardwaro, Iron, Steel k, Hardwood I.nu\lm rney streey, Omaha, Net EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosals Iron, Sted, Wagon d Carrinzo Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware, 1217 und 1219 L Sticet, Omaha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Havdware, Mechanies' Tools and Bullalo Scales. 1405 Doug- lug Streot, Omaha, Neb, LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardw iare and Hails, Tinware, Shect Iron, a for Howe Scales und 0., Omaha Ncb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, 1521 and 1323 Far- n reot. RECTOR & WiLHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th wnd Harney Streets, Omaha, hlh Harvesters, WM DEERING & CO., CITICAGO, Manufceturer of the Dearing Parvester Goods, Write to Wm. M, Lorimer, General Agent, Omuha, phone 010, Tron Pipe, Elc. COWING & €O, Hydramlc and Mechanical Engineers, Jobbire in Tron Pipe Tron I ttings, lron and Nrass G > 1t and Dodge Str A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Plpfl and Eogines. Steam, Wat y and Milling Supplics, Ete. 0, W nam St. Omal b, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam und Water Supplics, Headquarters for st Foost Co’s Goods. 1111 Farnam Street, chelry. CKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. in Silverware, Diamonds, Watchas ewclors' Tools 'and Materinls, Ete., 101 ith Street, Cor. Dodge, Omahd, Dealers Clocks and 10 Live Stock, Brldga Stock Yards, Gmaha. Yardage Char; Closc to U, l' Ilrldl{ apee and u good market for hogs. ager. Office, South bth Stroet. FrEs M. BURKE & BONS, Live Stock Commission Ggo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, S. Omaha. Tolophono 582 omodntion i Man- W. F. BROWN & 0., Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Office—Exchange Building, Unfon Stock Yards, w _Bouth Omaba, Nob. Telophone No. o MALLORY, H()N & Q0. Live Stock Commission, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill., and Omahn, b, Frank Chittenden, Managor Omaha Branch) ‘clephone No, Established 1562, W. L. PATRICK & CO,, Live Stock Commission Merchants, “£ddress all communications to us at Union Stock Vards, South Omaha. Advances made on stock. Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Mlxn'rm(uulem [ SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants. Shijments of any and ull kinds of stock golicit ed. Union stock Yards, Omibs, Neb, " Lumber, Etc. " LOUIS BRADFOID, Dealer fn Lumbcr, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, ¥tc. Yurds—Cor, 7th and Douglas, Cor. 9th und Dourlas, i DOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blindz, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood “inish, Just opened., - £th aud Losvon: streets, Omalia, Neb, Clll(:;\(;l) LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. 1th Btreet, Omaha, Nob, F. Colpetzer, Munagor. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 38th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc,, Ete, Cor, 6th und Douglas Strects, Omuba, Nob, ! GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholcsale Dealer in Lumbcr. Omaha, Nebraska, CHAS. It. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Weren Etock, Fancy Woods, Bridgo Thmbes &c., 5. W. Cr. Uth and Douglus, Oi; G. i, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdizjs, uilding Paper, Lu. o South 13th 560G, e e, vaska, efiéska Lumber Co Cistributing 'S, i s OMAHA L MAER €0, Dealers in all Kinds of Bnfldlng Material at Wholesab, IME Strsetand o tac i Traok, Omahs. GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Izard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. J. A, WAKEFIELD, Who]es«lu Lumbar, Lath, Shlnslas s, nu’ Millinery. 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 0nd 1214 Harney Strect, Omahn, Noh Musical Instruments, e EDHOLM & ERICKSON, [ Wholesalers o[ Husical Instraments. Stelnway Planos, Decker, Haines Drigges Pino ans, Chase Organs 101 and 103 16t & i Notions, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Goods, Notions, Gents' Furnishing Good! & from New k. Trade cales duily, 50: und 508 South 1ith ., Omaha. . GOODRICH & €O, . A Whitne \.11n|-mpc Co's Children’s Carriages, A Re rige prico s Far ators, Send. m et Oma ' ’l‘ Robinson Holion ComRuny, uha, und’ Gents' nu\. o nr Wholcsalo Donters nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00y ! Wholesale Dealers in Oils, [ Micn Axle Grease A. H. Bishopy Manager, Omalin, Neb, :=" Qasoline, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shippar, Omntn, Nebraskn HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Doalers, e, Union Markety INT Doy Stregt, Packing housd, U. P11t 'frack, Omal, Nob. Telos Safes and Locks, o P. BOYER & CO. Bgents for Hall's Safe & Lock Cos’ | Fire and Buralar Proof Sn no Locks, Vaulty and Juil work. 1020 Farnam street, nmulm, Nob Seeds. J. EVANS, Wholosals and Retail Dealer in Suads. Agricultural, Vegotable, Ete, 0dd Fellow N. W th and Dodge dmabi, Drugs, Etc. "I 1. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, Wholesale Druggists, Jobbhers of Paints, Oils, Winduw Glass Ete,, Hurney St ot, , Omiha, Neb. cO THE GOODMAN I\RU(. Wholesale Druggists, Ana Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Glass' Omala, Neb., Wines and Liquors, " FRANK DELLONE & CO., Dealers in Liquors and Cigars, 1202 und 1204 Douglas St., Omaha, Nob. Faos I tories—Nos. 4 und 35, 5a Dist. N. Y. GEO. W. DUNCAN, 4 Successor to MCNAMARA & DUNCAN, Tmportors and Wholesalo Dealers in Liquors and Cigars, 6 8. 14th 8t., Omuha, Nob, R. 1. GROTTE, Winos and Liquors. Wostorn Agent Jos, Schlitz Browing Co. 9th Streot, Omah. HENRY ll(bl(hflFl((“]ll, Wholesale Wines, Lignezs and Cigars, _ 1521 Douglas Strect, Omubn, Nov,” ILER & LU " Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liguors, Solo manufucturers of Kennody's Lnst India Bitters. 1112 Hurn 7108, L. P. LARSON & CO,, Wholesals Dealers fn Wiskies s, and General Agents for tho Philp Bests' Celobiuted Milwaukeo Beor, Omahia, Nob H:xmesa, E(c. WELTY & lAthl()('K Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, ’l\ul’uoods, Bl 1421 Farnam " urockery, "W, L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufucturers and Tinportors, Crockery, Glusswm, Lamps, Chimncys, Titc. M I(I-IA' I;\“(:, Agent for Anhcuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands K Budwel cunger Beer, Cor, 9th and Cap'tol Ave., Omaha, Chicagn, Milwautee & 8 Pl RAILA AR, The Short Line and Best Route From Omaha to the East. TWOTRA Chicugo, N8 DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Minneupolis, Milwaukes, St Pl Codar Hapids, Davennoriy Clinton, Rockiord, Yook isiand, Frood Jnncavilie ' Cro Beloit Winona e Andall otbier Important points. East, Northoas nd Boutheast, Ticket offico at 1401 Farnam stre Hotcl. und at Onion Pacific Depor, " " Yaxton si Dining Cars s ain on o wiuin linos of the .\mwwun S, PAUL RAILWAY, and tention is paid 1o pmsu.g. rs by courtos uu':‘Mu.m,amm Ciiea oral Manager, PENTER, Genornl Passenger and FYORD, Assistant GencrulPasson i Agent. M. R. RISDON, General Insurance Agent - REPRESENTS: Pheatx lugwauco Co, Loudou, Cash $5,804, m g fl) adeip Bew Hawpitivo Gus