Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 15, 1886, Page 3

nlxed western, 87@4%; white western, 3@ Hetroteum—Firm: nnited elosed at 7ec. F(gn—-}lrm and unchangeds Pork—Dull_and_weak; new mess, $11.00; prea nhnndll' live fowls, and they can_only be disposed of at the butcher shops, The s ation in the potato market is unchanged. Car lots are not readily placed at presen, but choice, large, assorted stock is quoted nt 45 500 Such stock is being sold in a small wagr afew sacks in a place, at bh@toe. Retail dealers still have on hand _stock which they have earried all cleared up no kpec ial change is anticipated in _ Other lines present o import- l,«r:| —~Lower; | wc lern steam spot, $6.30@ 3 April, 86,286, Bu fer -Steady and anr Firm and good demand; western slt. Louts, March 13, -n“ ho‘?t—.érmy and 5 her; No. le cash, 92c; ) n) e OMAHA WHOL e, (Amu:h.,, No. 9, mixed, cash, 90c; m\. 81 E\«»Qm«l) sy ‘at §10,00@10.65, in the egg market. llu(lnr—( uiet but firm; creamery, 25@30c; dn|ry. R@260. A Wheat — Offered 'No.2 winter and spring. firm @iie: fair 1o v, in 11 Flnur Offered moderately ; steady at 7s 2d. Corn—Supply good March, 45 234d, steady; April and cMay, 12.—Wheat--Closed firm; spot, firm at 4s Toledo, March eash, 2 aBic, Corn—Steady New Orleans, )lnr(‘h 13.—Markets quiet and unchanged, 3 White, 45¢; yellow, 46c. Oats—Firm at 3%, Cornmeal—Steady at §2,20, Hog Products—Light demand and holders hzul(lcrs, £3.00; long clear fots, per 1b, i Kansag én,. 'an 1, = Wheat Jelli ;.-km ‘April, X buw. No. 2 cash, whm, Wige pril, 20 bid, 209 asked, May, (mu—wnmul April, 28%c asked. Mlnnelpolu. ler, por case, 3 second grade, ¥ 0-1b, grade 13.—Wheat—Firm 1 hard, March, s; < N0. 1 northern, April, 83¢; May, (I export inquiry; patents, nm Mnu ), 891 (e. i.:m“r_h"_n," sumu. '>II) L $4.06@4.00; bakers', 83,653,950, l(c«.upls—\vmm, 101,000 buj blll]vm(‘nlifi\vlwn' 6,000 bu. Mllwnukce. Wheat—Firm; ey int Jars ]u r case, 2 0. Ry P—l)u;l‘ No. 1 s vml)" Iness pork, cash and March, $10.0 5 Cincinnatl, NO 2 red, M40 uiet but firm; No. 2 mixed, 38c. Oats—Fair demand at 331 Firm; No. 2, 00 ull at £10,373¢. sard—Dull at $5 Whisky—Steady at $1.10, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Mareh 15 in ease per Ib., The Drovers’ Journal lllth‘—l{l‘m‘h\tfl, 1,800; slow nnd a sl 3. cows, I)u]h and 0. 11 uod, \ln\v llup_)l—l(ucv\plh lower; rough and huz nml ~I|11-|>|mz. 00@s3. r' 300; steady n.r good; common, Jower; natives, 200; shipments,00; firm nt 005407 uuulllnll uhlpmmm. 5003 act- tve and_uncl Imnm'nl. h(invy, $4.20@4,40; mixed packing, Kansas OCity, 13.—Cattle—Re- .05(@5.153 common to M Xrlm."m choice, $4.00@4.: ‘l”. COmmol @3.90; skips and pi OMAHA LIVL STOCK. Saturday Eveninz, March 13, ket during the wee! @ bv city butel eling was lower, prc Dressed beet ‘md ‘sh 450 to 1,450 Hl)i. lJK) to 1,275 Ibs, L000 to 1, 100 H A RSP B e ags and_ buils, if Poor and thih stuff is almost unt uu T8 (m\uu- t opened up this week with ity, but toward the closo quieten down and réiang veryquiet receipts bive been demand, u:ll«w,lll'nlly they were just whiat the buye glish Blue'or tye G -y’ 80! uotutions are: ipping, £3.80G “KLovn and M seliing readily at 84 10, shippers, and § 4,00 for 100 to 12 Hlone, in barsels. § g our, 5, £or¥0 10 90 Ib, buteliers, et B3y 000 eadyanined hopped s vellow corn weal, 70¢ per o sides, Be: shoulder ot per bbl. § Sheen I KURS AND SKIN 2,505,003 mm\( IEST AND LOWEST. Showing the highest and low this market ‘for hogs during the hd for the corresponding |lux'lm| L & tons, 8601 ]\’n 1 llh e e nlln s do, 13 @18 G sn\\ul dry, § 403 wull 5e] Bquare nuts, i this market n this marke 6@12c: malleable, SNe; it unless other "or lm”l WOl Pregnant s0ws are du"lwd 100 fbse 7o vaiue, 0103 ind siazs %0 s ‘Tl past week in trade has been y noticeable by reason of the steady tendency fluctuations have not This is especially markets, where thel of produce re- of values, and the fo been important, ble in the produc NOo new features, ceived from country shippers and the amount as greatly inereased. Fggs, whicl constitute at presont a very large pro- portion of the stoek handled by the commis- received in large nn..mu-, st woek, the recejfs reach- s 00 cases 10 one day. ehanging hands Prussiun * blue, 530 Way into 1ha hands o ment to Ne Prices hawe ¢ fow . i York and S itinued very stead Ueing noappateut res 1 the Butler mar- same oid compiaint of an ahin- yoor butter and a seareily of It is almost prn.‘\lv danee of very ud or cholce giades. 16 to obLain any ¢ warket, and 415 ver for the extenaive ntroduotion ul ._.___..____—_— arance, but the demand as ‘The grocers have not begun tua- winter, and until this is General Markets, ~There is very little change If any SAL MARKETS. ening, March 13, The prevailing price is market continues abont ‘quality, There i< a fair der way. Cloic steady at, former quotations, Choice dniry butter is 1n good demand, but there s very Choiee_roll: are_quoted S@10c: inferior, 4@ bricks, 3 il eream cl rs. Octo- flats, g young first quality Swiss chees Li@lde; Limburge and for poul- chickens are turkeys S@fc with an_oc- for Prairie chickens, per “per doz i@ 1,50 l g0 bl i the most ||lf|rt rd ducks, $ mixed ducks, B Oc: gees PRESERVES, JELLIES, Kre.-Preserves, all pails per Ib. 10c; do in_pail assorted 5-1b. pails per crate, 1y, 84 L bl per Ib, Te: do 40-1 ; do, 5-1b pails, per I‘-uu h and plumn butter, 40-1b pails, pexr y all Kinds, first grade, Sei nsso st grade, crate, t- p.nl Wi do, ) . tunb® o7, S1. 0. all kindds, ils, per 1. Mince ¢ Obl per Jb, e do, 18, per 2:1b. Tijes do. 5Ib 7. Apple butk pails, Dails, i and_quince butter, o s, per crate, 6 pail doz, pint bottle pint bottles, per doz S1 LTI 4 bbl. 303 : — Bell Bell and Cherry, 5 bbi. lots, ver s jirs_per ¢ 00 doz, 1bbl, § rk_counts, 45 alitornia cabbage, southern and Colorado. old California celery, $2.00@2.50 per doz sweet potatoes, d¢ per 1b; parsnips, Tutabagn, S250 per bbi 200 per —Stock ~Pigs' fee It} 00 do, per kit, Bost_quality, 45 gal bbl, 15 ical b, $4.00. 1%, large polished, Tle; pecans, nlish waliuts, 14 lo, Langnenoe, 1 n.-: it i 1do, T0! monds. Brazils, I, faney 15¢; 10 1b. frames, Nebraska, (‘|mrn~ fighigan refined, per bbl., $0.50; White wine, 16c; cider, 12:ge. ~At S4.5005.00, Nl W F1GS, DATI 81 boxes, per 1b, 1617 —Tayer fizs, 5 and Prunelles, 25-1b Dates, ‘fancy Fard, 13-1b Me; do, fancy Persian, 50-Ib Lessina 'uul Palermo, per Palerino, S50, per box, do, 10-hox lo, 5-box and Cherry, per standard Baldwinsand green anitons, per bbl 23 do. 10-1b lof 'wigs, Ben Davis, ete, do, 10-bb k. £5.000w’ doz; horse rdish, moving to some ex- faney assovted stock is medium at 40@50e; It “O\toxs—0 Iml o stock IS not plenty at alt Lake yellow is quoted at © 50; White Duteh, 5‘9 lN)(ll‘l(l 00; N 81 1 an, 78 1bs. per bush., $1101.20; & ass, 14" 1bs. per bush. ewt; m'fcnor. 853 Calllornia by boans Al Be@ i, L Corn, 224/c: on barley, 4. 60 1bs. to bushel, 'llln(!lll)' chuh'vl 45 40; Blue (iras nlln-ks extra STUFFS—Winter wheat 003107 secand t quality spring @3ih: biickwhent sed 31 pack- bran, be wWt: white vt ominy, 8150 per ewt $1.75 per owt er ton. 700 per t14@l0c, brenkfast r side bacon, e d ugar cured. Hig 002 lard, 40 1b. can B and 8 Ib 72/@se; drivd beef alted ness per Ib, butehers, Ge: green cured, whi deerskint, dry winter, 10@1se per | and sunniier, 15@:%e; ante.o)e. 1 Vittsburg i No. 1 Pittshurg. s prime xlaughte ather, pe oak Kip, calf, I8, Tanes ~| h0; hlthlnr,:, l\\‘h, 9 1. acite grate, $8.2 chestnul, W A block, 58.72; Llinois, 8 uW'\l]-mun, | White I is v\hllmg. g 'l lanipbiic ultrandarine, 153 ' yan: , e: uwber, burat, 4¢3 tmiber, cnna, burnt. grecu, geniing, i non, e elirome graen, vermillion, Eilgl wiand burnt umber, 1 1 cans, d burit Sewn, L vandyke, viiped lampbiack, 1 iy biack, uiramarine blne,' 150 g !l ‘&l D., 16¢; blind and | X . e vellow, Ls. cneh SLUN@IL10; guk i calf, $1.25 oroceo nlldn:lml s, $0,0001 HARDWA plow steel, special cast, 4e; cricible stecl, fe Wagon spolie por “tongue verwiilion, L. & D, M. &0, D iBe; gnmrn | vateat mm dark oak, =110° carbo: teadlight, por galion, 150" water white, ide . er |Knllunv 10 Lie; Theidry flint, i@lie: dry salt, %a@l0c; dam- ~thirds price. Tallow—; Mink, each, 10@40¢; 2@he: short striped, 152 RUGH 3 ‘0\"4!" do. Kits. le; Otwer, do. badger, 250 prairie vildeat, fox, each, -0 @1, 1 do. (.lll 10 per Ih. uh> leath 0) per doz Iron, rites, er sot, elloes, Set, S1: ‘ench, 7hes per Ib, T@110; irou 6ot harrow teeth, 4c; purae; Burden's mule shoes, | car lots, $4.00 Vu\h—l( m. 10 to 60, 5: orlental |-u\\l|\ kegs, norsesnoes, £5.40. Burbed per’ 100" 1bs.Iron $1,00, Shot 003 do, (Uarter kegs ;3 fuse, per 100 feet, | /1 egg, S\ owa, $5. $5.50; d, 8¢ French zine, whliting gilders, Tunipbick, « , ordinury, 10e 0 4.-.] siehna, raw, do! "ar s groen, com- DAt & ie; Paris groen, etian red, 91 T w raining colors, walnt, chestiut and 1508 * Leadlight, por nseed e lard wln(erurd per gallon, eastor XXX, i, $1.44¢ sweet, per Eallon. $1.00; npflm. W. B per gallon, £1.00; fish, W. B, [ extra, per gallon, Iubricating, zero, per uulhm B '|)|l|l‘ll|l\fltllhll‘ N kaag, stripos, Sy burg, 9ige: Whitiendon, Tose, 9 Otls, ch ine, per gnl]m\ ene, per gallon, 1 Toyybook fold, 1ae; French zine, red seq , in varnish asst, W 4 100 ru.~|~’-illl 1de; Venetian, red, Cook xhv s mlm IM | No. 2 il 3 M\mn s 8't No.1 L'b 6 50 3 Lm- 6 S vo Fey b fo Ht Bbls Qreiibla Fils Kts JoTmIsgioTe W Nt Pickorél . Hall Dbl Q'r s Ex. No. 1 8h'r Megd. No. 1 8tiore. . PICKLED SALMON " Tibls HIE Bhisg gL IIII'HI-I«(!rIl\ | KKK orings 12 nvu 508 013 833 SMOKED Fl!u—llnllhul, 10c; scaled herr- ings, 2 c; salmon, le: smoked _Suspmies —Inpocted Holland vies m lass, Ole Buil brana. qmul lluml;l‘n" herrings, skins Amd 80c: sash, (mor_'n'fl cll\lnlxd. § gheriing, in' bbis, llllll b Fiort \HII'I t'm.n'l\'q : Dluns, por ease, Washboard, £3.1 primne, 115! ernment Java, 20@: 300 X roncted, 185e! X«. e s 110; Talf box, 20lb, indBlackpepper, boxes, 15 As—Gunpowder, falr, Mflrm"gnnd 45 ! good Tmoerial, ¢ lysoin, gond ;. Oolong, good, lung ('lmh(' A0@oe; 30 amunum., oo, I dbe: Japans, fair, - .clmlge,onw;-u Tea Dust, 15 B mnent. 70¢: Charm of Fountain, 10¢: Golden Thread, 50¢Rocky Mmlu- anc ”, 41“»‘ sy, 40c m nur ~Nn 70, e, bbls; No. 70, 4-gallon New Orleans a0 'c per D, 3 barrel, P & G, striet llon cans, $0.25 per do; 25 per doz; quart cans Esuu r“l‘r glo’il! 1 1b, Gc: ¥ e per gallon: 1 s corn, 1 m Kinzsford’s gloss Ko lnlurrluvure. 81b 5%e; Kings- o Amoldn, llnoe, 'lc Hill Tig03 sdale, 82 Fruit, 32?'%:‘5 .m.s—kemnxe. 7e; Armory, indian Orchl.rd. n)‘ rON- ~Lawrence LL, mut LL o Baner I L1y, lndun Head, Al‘:.l l}\n ch :*dlifton CCC, e Atlasto B b 000, Keag ACA 12 N Thorndike fancy, 10i¢e:” Yorie fancy, 13kc: Millbury.: s Hamllton, 12! 68%¢, :luulcu‘l\ dlge; Shetucket S8 Montauk AA, 12} Oicen ACL i Yearl River, ontauk BB, 1le; DENus - Tieaver Creek AA. 1lo; Bea Crocic i, de: Teaver Croak OC-5a: aiiey 110 Jaftrey XX) 12140, Culumbmfl 1c: Y 180; Haymaker' ubleachied) - -eoz M guolta, 12¢; b oz, W it FPoint 1o -Boston 9 oz. brown and n and drab, Ye; L rfib wcolinawn is¢; Boston O 1ol Jag nnlu brow, ’Ib(s Hmlun O H bro) brow unr« drab s¢: Waireu Tricot GINOTAMS—R: moskes Slate CHEVIOTS ot Roval byge: Amoskeag. i heron, urance, book fold 1%, ey Lumber, No.1Com. s, 1. NCING, 1,4 1,4 &6 inch, 16 48 4 '. ¢ 6 inch, 13 SIDING, 1st'Com., 12, 14 a0d 16 feet d W R, W, CEILING AND PARTITION in. White Pine Parition in § Norw: X in. A 6inch, white pine 13 6 inch, C 6 inch, D 6inchy, E Ginch, * A2 ineh, s 15 B W Cuww wau " Dww woa No. 1 Com. 12 in. O Nog % oW CK 110 \RDS, 181 A B Select. 1 inch. s. 2 : SHIP LAP, No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inc No. nd 10 in; No. Clear Poplar box “bds, 1¢ ins, R 1, panel st s 16, " < b Caling, . SHINGLES, LATIL *A% Standard Hinch, clear, $ No. 1. Lath. Quine, Akron, 51, moulding: cewt., $1 board. S1. % MAN WHO 15 UNACG JAINTED WitH THE GECORAPHY OF THIB EE 0Y EXAMINING THIS AP THAT THE CouNTRY W trew 0@10'ge: Amosken dress, 9o Amoskeag, — staple, i1ye} Oige; Wamsutta, 85 wiek, Stge: Whittendon, e Bates, staple, vic; Lansdowne, 7e; Glouc: Nubian, Bates. dre: Randoiph tripes. g, N “ll u‘mk lola, Nlges ONS AND TIMBERS, I IEI6 £018 £t 20 ft , 14 and 16 ft &8 inch, 13 and M feet, rough feet, rouzh and 14 feet, rongh &G inch. 16 feet, 1ough, FLOORING, 14 and 16 feet. 14 and 16 ft and 20 1stand 2d Clear, 11 ined, s, % Clear, 115 and 4 ineh, 8 ) per cent off lN tarred felt, per GH!MEB Hflh!lSllHfl& FAHIFIRI’ WAV B reason of ita central poni(ion aud clote relation to ngst important Through transp: X travel aud traffio Rorthwe rity affo; Sod. oot cintiy il partection appliances of pate inig discipiiue which fon of all 1ts truins. Oth ux ‘Passonges Lqui The Fast ¥ & Poarih, . Atehi fiviste Eleepcrs of the Infust Cara. i whioh eatin itatwe are aiso run In the direct and Mt a0 n Unioh Diepots Tor all, poinis i Hrithi Provincas. “Ock pleturesque Jocalitio:. an fsirabla route to § fandy ot ‘Interior Daj siill anotier DIRT kee, hns bean ope ani Lafavette, and Connoll 1 LIN dressing R. R. CABLE CHICAGO. E to ind trom inta and eindiwest, 0o The Great Rock Island Route Guarantees its patrona that sense of pereonal sectt- B sl thoronehly Valine izes, volling stock an Skl can’ mako' it buffers. platforms and air- and the unsirpassed co e bafoits and ctween Chteago and (T orth e L Tty Wil Pint atoa Bekclining Ch The Famous Albert Lea Route ul, whore conni Ovor thia route Traina ara vun 1 the watering places. Winmce' ve: Nuntini Towa and Minncsota. 12 in alao the mos el wheat fields aid pastoral via Senvca and Kan- e botwedn (Ineizaatl. 15, ‘6% allrineipa) Ticked 24 batos nd Cadadn; or by ade E. 8T. JOHN, Prac't & Gen'l wg'r, Gon'l TKE & Pass. Ag'ty Railway Time Table. OMARA., Tue following Is the time of arrival and de- parture of traing by Central Standard Ume k the local depots. Truins of the C., St. 0. arrive and dopurt from their de of 14th and Wobster depot. 00—8:40-"8:50 - BO:15A CobI P M cnicago, dum;mmn & quinoy 5 A M A B:00 p. M BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. N WHSTWARD UNION .Pacifie CIF) press |0, & REP. VA v 21400 “UNight Express roets; traing on the B. & B, &Q. and K. C, 8t. J, & C. B. from the B & aopex: bl bivors toom the Union Facite BRIDGE TRAINS. Bridgo truins w Il leava U, . dopotas 8: B 7:35 }10:00 Al and depurturc of trains from the depot at Council Bluffs: GO, ROCK 1SLAND & PACIFIC, | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN, | WABASI, ST, wlms & PACIFIC ez x ez 2z Exz Denver Express. . EY, and Express. . ty Exnwui akland Accommod'n & Q. ia Plattsioouth. . .. STOCK YARDS TRAINS Will leave U, P. depot. AR 8t 0:0—8:08~ 10:45—10:55 8. 'm. | )- . m. AoaveStack ¥ ‘ards for Omaba at 1:20—4:40—5:078:20 p. 1. AR trains daily: B, duily excopt Sunday : dnuy except Sat D, dally except Mon- Book Bm(lmg Elc. REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And Bank Book Manufacturers, Nos. 108 and 108 South 14th Streot, Omaha, Neb. Bridges—Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBEL Engineers and Contraciors, Bridges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving | on Comb fon and Howo Truss Timber. 15th &, near 31 Beer, M. KEATING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass't | Special brands Fa st, Budweiser, Beer. Cor. 9th And Cayitol Ave., Omaha Cigars and Tnb:cco. MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaceos, Gune and Ammunition. 215 to 2 Street, 1020 (o 124 Farnaim Strect, Omaha, Neb, INTER-OCEAN CIGAT FACTORY, WES [ITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, £ Tobnccos, Donlors in 1. 10 N, 14th Str urockery, Ana Who , Omik W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmpoctors, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimn o S nal Neb, Carriages, JODRICH & CO Agents {0+ F. A, Whitaey Cringe Co.'s Chlldren s Carrlages, ated Re river 5 Farnam ~ Lornices. Eagle Cornice Works, 1d Cornice Manufacturess of Ornamentai Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Work done 210 of t Windows, Finals, T inany pa ¥ sstern Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized Ton ¢ i roved Palent M Uth St., Omab Doors, Sash. Etc, " The Gate (it y Plen'eg Will. Doors, hoand Blinds. Also all turning. Scroll and Staie work of eve scription. T A.ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Evlc. Stair Rails a specialty. 15th and My ‘elephone Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLI'E & O, Elcctricians, Electrical Supp]ms, Masonic Blac) ha. Duj Viro Alurm ric Muttin Tonard Nails, OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING CO., Cut ails and Spikes, AHA JOBBERS’ DIREGTM\Y ors fn ATl Kin u uf Bullding Material at Wholesale. 18b Stroctand GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th ana Izard Street «_| OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Implements, TLININGER & METCALF €0, Dealers in Agrlcullliral Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacifio Sts, Omaha, Neb. PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes ‘e Dealers in Agrlcnltml lmplements, ?}agous U'unhn. Nobraskn, Wholesfle anber, Lnlh Shluxlas, Ruilding Papers, TCHURCHILL Wholesale Desder Agricultural Implements, Wagons, | Carringes and Bugics, Tlinds, Mol nd ;»“l'l ‘Nintn ang Jonos, Omaba Ne Tmporters and Jobbors ot HMillinery and Notions, 1213 anid 1214 Harney S Boots and Shoes. W. V. MODSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, Street, Boston, ot, Omaha, Noty Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers or Husical Instraments. Deckor, Haines and Organs, Chaso Organs T8, A, ORUTTARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0|_l Cllolh& Curtain_Goods, Bteinway Pl Driggs Pianos, P 101 and 165 15th street. Coal, Lime, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, 8, Jurnishing Goods wdo sales duily. Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. | Office, 215 8. 14th £, Oms and 508 South COUTANT & SQUIRKS Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal. Bost varictics, LING 1RON WORKS, 3 Wronght and Cfls‘l Iron Bullding Work, PAXTON & VIE South 13th Sl]lppcra o( COAI and Coke, Wholesale Demr; ln Flirnllm. Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb, GEO. PATTERSON, 310 Hennens hebraflka ('Joal and lea Company. ALLEN BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglns Street, Omaha, Neh E. B. CHAPMAN & CO,, Wholesale Fancy Grocars, Clgars. Tobacco and Smokers' Articl MEYER & ll.\,\l‘l\l{ Wholesale Fancy Grosars, Teas, Cigars and Tobu Jus Street, Omuk MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streots, Omaha, Neby S00DMAN, V. Pres Omeha Coa.. Coke and Lime Compzmy, Jobbers of hard and_<oft_coni, 20 8. Epeneter, Proprictor. Manufacturer of X oy ¢ 1217 Howard St OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. in Boulder Colorado Coal. 217 uth 1th strect. Txclusve deal und 1319 Dougs Coffee and Spices. CLARKE BROS. & CC Omaha Coffeg and Spicg r_flillv_s.. l,u...l.(ry iuo. Speehit’s i 08 and b Wholesals Groceries and Provlsions, KOs, 706, 307, 709 and 711 . 10th §t., Omaha, Neb, Commission, Elc._ 7 Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, tock, Hardwood lvmulwr etos 11 u.mu-; stroe, Omuha, Neb. Wholesale Frults. Pmduce, Qysters, Apples—Our own pick- I Sprines, Wgro amo, Poultry, Potutocs. Wlloloéafe lron, Sleel; Wagon vood Stock, Henv General Commlsswn Hclchant ovigions, Fruits, Flour and k b, Lullkl,lllnulhxmlh'll\ll. Sts., Omuha, Neb. And Carringo HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Butlalo Scales. 1405 Douge , Omuhin, Nob. LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Agente for Howo Scales ang Minini Powder Co., Omaha Neb MILTON ROGERS & SON! W. E. RIDDELL, General Commission Merchant, ECIAL’ h Butter, Eggs, 'H. S, 14th., Omaha, N Mechantes' Tools a Eheot Iron, Etc. Commission and Jobbing, A full lne of Stone- 1cnts solicited. 1414 Dodge St., Safes. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDI Manufacturer of Tire and Burrlar Proof Safe Shutters and son §ts., Omuhn, Neb. Vault Doors, Juil Worlk Work. ~ Cor. 14th und Ja Wagons and Carriages. Established 1838, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriags Factory, 0D and WU Locge sirect, Omaba, Nob Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & BO! Live Stock Commission 0. Burke, Manager, ards, G Unlon Stock W. F. BROWN & 0., Commission Dealers in Live Stock. xchanze Building, Union Stock Yards, p__South Omaba, Neb. Telcphone No. ok Office: t MALLORY, SON l CO. Live Stock Commission, Unlon Stock Yards, Chicago, 1Il., and Omaba, M ymahu Branch, Neb. Frank Chittendes hone No. 263, W. L. PATRICK & CO,, ablished 1862, Live Stock Commission Merchants, ‘£ddress all communications 1o us at Union Stock South Omaha. Advances mudo on stock. Yurds Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. Jobn F. Loyd, Superintendent. I SAVAGE & GRE Live Stock Commission Merchants., Bhipments of uny and ull kinds of stock s eds nun Block Yards, umnln\,hun Lumber, Etc, [ Cor. 0th and Dougiad. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood ust opened. N E. cor, 8th and Louvens Finish. Streets, Omuba, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholssale Lumber, €14 8. Mth Btrect, Omaha, Neb. F. Colpetzer, ‘Manuger. r ¢, DIETZ, Lumber, 0th and California Streets, Omaha, Nob. — FHED W, GRAY, Lumber, Limo, Cement, Bte,, Bte, Cor. 6tb und Douglas Strects, Omaha, GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumbar, Omaha, k\dmnku. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Funcy Woods, Bridgo Tumbers 5. W. Cor, yth and Douglus, Uniha, Neb. G. U, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldiogs, Building Paper, Ete. South 1ath 5Lreel ODane, Nebraska. Stoves, Rangos, Furnaces, Tiles, R. McDONALD. Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, COMMISSION MERCHART. + Omaha, Neb. Spocialtios: - Tires, and Chickons. S —— IDEMAN & CO., 1521 and 1323 Fare RECTOR & WILHE Wholesale Hardware and liafls. Emerson Steel Nails, Strects, Omaha, Neb. . 10th und Harney. Produce Commtsslon Merchrmls. Poultry, ]lulu Sinaint, No mu\ W3 DEERING & CO., CINICAGO, Manufeoturer of the Harve*lar Goods, Lopimer, Genornl Agont, Welephono 610, General COm[fllSSlOfl l‘flerchaut s, Clicese and Country Pre ‘erally, 509 8. 12th St., Onsudin, Mol lIAhE & SCHROED! ntter and Bggs. Refrigerator and Packing H worth St., on U. T, 1. 1. T Writs to Wm. Iron Pipe, Etc. i3 l STRANG COMPAN Pumps, P!pa and Engines. and \Hllllmfi\xmllln Eto. e S S M B ck, Omulin, Neb, Genera! Commission, iltics—Tuttor Omaha.” Télo )b lsizs, Poultry und Wholesale Pumps, Plpu, Fllllugs. Stenm _and Waty Must Foost Co. Hondquarters fov 00ds. 111 Furnat Stroety Commission Heréfiants, Fruits, Preduco and_Provision: Wholesale Jewelers in Silverware, Clocks, Jewele) and 163, 16t Street, Cor. Dodgo, mmnm, RNob, Comlfiisslon Herchfifll. and whlesule dealer i country produce, fruits, Goods on_consignment & 20 N, 16th st., Omaha, Nob. | butter, cges, ote. KIRSCHERAUN & SONS, (Succossors to A. P, Schuck.) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 South 12th Street, Omaba, Neb, B Roblnson Notion Company, ”* . 10th §t., Omaha, Nob. ] m ‘lnnum and’ Gents' Furn' nishing Goods. Wholesule Deal CONSOLIDATED TANK LI? Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Gnroline, Mica Axle Grease, Ete. _Munuger, Omalia, Neb. 3. 3. DROWN & C0, ¥holesale Dry Goods and Notions, 1523 Douglas Street, Omahs, Nob., L. GINSBERG & €O, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notlous Linens, iices, Embroidery and W MU Dobglas Stre A 1i. Bishop, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omuha, Nebrask, HARRIS & FISHER, ~ Packers and Provision DO&]BPS, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. ith and Doug! Leather, Hides, Etc, SLOMAN BIROS, Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & CO, ‘Agenls for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' nd Burglur Proof Sufos.limo Looks, Vaulte 1020 Fuvizum street, Omukia, Nob W.J. WELSHANS & €O, Flone. Peed and Grain, Cof W, . Welsians Huising Luckirhent fiotr and prog r. Bl and Faroam Str Wholesale and I'elall Dealer In Soeds, Agricultural, Vegotablo, B W. Cor. 1th and Didgo Bt . 0ad Follows' Hall, +, Umiha, Nob, NSON FISH €O Buceessors to Ieken Siemssen & Co, Wholesale Flsh Dealers, Tmporters of ¥ oL reot U Fxvack, O THE GOODMA Wholesals Drug bht - | Ana Dealer in Faints, Olls und Window Glass, Harness, Etc, ELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwars, Tust Goods, Blunkets and Lobea 131 Faruwm 'Stl‘icily Pui Wlxile'l,ead, ", ty., Outha, No E. M. HULSE, Wines and Liquors, OMAH IIOTEL I!IHEGTMY. The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. B. Markel Thos. Swobe, Propriotors ‘Omuha, Nebraski T — Mattress Compan {aoufacturing Muttrossos, yl ng, Featlor TR D It Dlsmleh and Importeh of wmes 0lo manutioture ters 1112 Hurug " Birect, Omalimg " CANFIELD MARUPACTURING Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeaus Punts, Shirta; Etc., Bireot, Guikha, Nob. Wines, Liquors and Clg«rs, Lith 5, Omubis, Ko 102 aud 1o Douglue