Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 25, 1886, Page 3

irregular, at fignres which show a net loss on most of the active stocks, BTOCKS ON WALL, STRERT. ? eent bonds.. C &N W. S, 410 pn-l’rrr New 4's. Pacific 0's N Y. Central Pacific.. C.&A referred. . 105 185 ¥ 1001 A 15 Rock Isiand. ‘iL L. &S. F. referred . 'u (.0 1. & St. P preferred. . lw,'n.l &0. .. 21%| " preferrea. 20 | Texas Pacific 8014 Union Pacifi 8835 W, St. L. & 045 referred. .. 102" | Western_Union 233 O.R. & N 8 | *Ex. Dividend. PRODUCE. Uhleago, March 24.—Flour- Ing; winter wheat flour, southern, $4.00@4.65: W isconsin, $4 s Michiigan soft spring wheat, 8370400, nesotabakers', $3.50@4.50; patents, $4 5.00: low gr |!'€. 003,00, Wheat—Active and unsettled; L@ie below yesterday’s close, advanced e, receded Be, became weak. selling off %c more and elosed bz under yesterday; 755" for March; 705¢¢ for Say. Com—Fairly active but unsettled: strong early advanced Ig@i¢e, declined lg@d¢, and closed at About_inside prices but reacted to Badiies B8L@385%c for May. Oats—Quiet and dull but steady; figures at outside guotations yesterday; 20¢ for cash; #ic for March; 803c for May. Rye—Dull at #ige for March, Barley—Dull at 6oc, Timoth -l‘rlnu', S1,85@1,56, L Flaxseed— 10 * Whisky—81.14, Pork—Light demand; declined 10@10'¢e but closed steady atinside figures; "$0.70( Tor cash; $0.0734@,70 for March; $9.75 9.: 14 for May. Lard—Stronger and 2i¢e higher; £6.00@ 6021 for cash and March; §6.05@0.074 for May. Bu —Shoulders, $3.003.95 003 short ribs, 85,500 g good extra cres 8le; choice to fine dairy, 15(@22c. Eggs—11@11igc. Cheese— n: full_cream cheddars, 10@ 10/e; flats, 10@ile; Young Americas, 114@ 123 flats, 4@ Hides—Green, heavy green salted, Tie; light, Sige waged, Gigc; bull hides: Oc: dry salted, 1234c; dry fling, 13@Lici calf skins, 10@lisc. Tallow—XNo. 1 country, 41¢e. Receints, Flour.bbls......... 16,000 ‘Wheat, bu. 41,000 Corn, bu.. vee 274,000 Oats. bu. ,000 Rye, bu, 000 4,000 Barley, bu. 84,000 40.000 Wheat—Weak; No. preferred - inois Central. Noithern FPac. vreferred. Nothing rlr»— opened at Shipments, 11,000 22,000 50,000 §9,000 Butter—Quiet but steady; creamery, 25@ 80c; dairy, 15@30e, i 'AFTERNOON BoARD—Wheat—Firm and @xe higher. Corn—¥@!{e lower. Oats— nchanged. Liverpool, March 24, — Wheat—Offered moderately; new No. 2 winter, dull at 7s 8d spring, dullat 76 4d, lour—Supply good; steady at 8 24, Corn—Supply zood;’ spot, 483 March, easy at 4 Am\fmm\ 3y at 48 1. Toledo, March 24, sTig@sSe, Corn—Steady Oats—Unchar Kansas Oity, Unsettled; cnsh, b 635c bid, 071 TJorn—Quiet; cash, 2015¢ bhl 281¢c asked; May, 81 Oats—Cash and May, 257 New Orleans, March 2.—Corn—Strong and higher at 4c, Oats—Steady at 89¢. Cornmenl—Steady at §2.10. Provisions — Firmer, quotably higher; the firmness being caused by the rail- road strike in Kansas City checking the sup- lir. Pork—8$11 ined tierce, € Bulk Meats—Light d mnml but holders Hh';:llll\l‘s, $4.00; long clear and clear New York, March 2. —Wheat—Receipts, 11,000; exports, 100.000; spot steady; optior opened rather easier, afterwards’ strengtl ened and advanced S@ice, later ruled easier, declined Jg@lige, closing steadier_with re- 'y ¢ 93 ungraded red, 87c; No. 2 Kige in store; 035e atloat; hluy closing at Spot, higher but less active: options opeed it e better, later declined Sasee, osing “steady; receipts, 6,003 _exports, HKHKW ungrad \| 440 No. 8, 45'5@ 45%c: No. 2, 40i4¢ in elovator; May closing at47ife, March 1‘.’4 — Wheat — 0’“ —Higher and moderately active; colpts, 53000: exports, 5: mixed westerd, @sle: white western, 304 Petrolenm—Steady; United closed at T4e, Eggs—Fair demand and firm; receipts, 6,000 packages; western, 135@1 Lard—Lower and tll\ll; western steam, 8pot, £6,34 $2a@6, 5214 Butter—Fair 1lu|mu wnd firm, e Qu\u hul Iuml) held. —Wheat—Steadier; ine, 813¢e. o eash, 77l ¢ ‘Corn—iy Oats—Dull; N Rya—Duil: No. 1, 04, Barley—Firmer Provisions- Marcl Oinctunatt, Mareh %, — Wheat—Quict; 4) 2 mixed, 871¢@38¢, xid. BI@ite. Quiotand unehanged, Pork—Inill ut & \\'lmk -Quiet at $1,10, Minneapons, March 24.—Wheat—Un- settled: futures lower with stinted demand l\n 1 hard, cash, 85¢i April, 85ijc; Ma 0.1 northe 2 .\I , June, “lour- s, $4.05@4.55; bak- ers', $1.05, Receipts—\Wheat, 56,000 bu: flour, 270 bbls, bhlhlpuu nts—\Wheat, 16,000 bu; flour, 14,000 bls. LIVE STOCK. he Drovers’ Journal 0003 slow and weak; 0;' stockers uml r«llll t'”m bulls and mix w4503 strong Receipts, Sl 10@ xlml mixed, 8 00; stronger: natives, 3 lambs per head, $ Ht. Lonis, Cattle- rl.mlms. 5003 shipme ot_enough stock to make a4 mark; s nowinally firm and s—Recelpts, 2003 shipments, 1,400; ne- and 510 higher; butchers' and choice ¥ $LA@EG0T wixea packing, $4.006 Kansns Olty, March 2 stll continues and trade § Cattle—Receipts, 10, prctically no warkel, ey steady; a fe roud troubles ta standstill, shipments, none; shipments, pre made at $3, OMAHA LIV Wednesday Evening, March 21, ipts were r to-day o 1o and hogs, while there was an_ inere i the recelpts of sheep. ‘The packing hoi wis unable to run its beef packing depart- nt ‘lu its :lli“ Capacity on account of a e . fls of cattle wore light and the mar- ket steudy, Divssed beet steers are in good demand. Butchers' stuff is quiet and lower, 10 the slow demand. Shipping cattlé i good demand and meet with ready To-day s quotations are: Cholce to ex- steers, averaging 1,400 to 1,500 lbs, $4.6%@ mll o good, .ulm{mg 2 4. 2000460 : m--(lmm averazing : medlium, avers 05 gmbd lo "Il ; medium. cows 1 kcod Lo extra stags uone; 04, cows and heife nlld tifers, §2 was ahout_10¢ higher to- day © medinmtpackers are i deicand and constitute the ouly grade selling | country, $1.25@L. to any extent. There is not much sale at the present time for mixed lots. Hogs n\t‘rnfinm 170 to 250 Ibs. are quoted at 83.85@ 4.00; %50 o 200 Ibs, at 4,90 300 to 400 1bs, at 83,8003 good mixed at § The sheep market is_quiet. od shipping lots, averaging 100 to 1bs, 84.00(24 . diuf butchers', 50 to 90 Ibs, €5, RECEIPTS, Cattle Hogs. . Sheep. e TATIVE SALES. STEERS. Tr. No. Av. ; Toooo 2435 9. ) FLEDERS. Jr. - No. :'h.,n Av. L8504 12 SHEEP, Pr. £4.00 LIGHT WEIGHTS. Av. 90 HOGS Showing the Hlll|l'\l and lowe lnrl(‘ei paid on this market for mixed packing hogs dur- ing the bast seven days and for th sponding period last month. Fevruary “Maren 0 lay Saturd: 5 Monday @15 T (@410 2 { (@400 we it 0 ATl saios of stor i per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated, Doad hogs sell at 1e per 1b for weights, “Skins,” or hogs weighing than 100 [bs, no value. Precnant sow: docked 40 1bs and stas S0 1bs. ' No Choice cows sell readi sverybody talking about ‘s .1 Two loads of fat cows brought $5.70. “The hog market 2oes up another noteh, Bulls and common buteler stock, lower. Fifteen cars of hogs were shipped from the yards to-d ‘The receipts of hogs are averaging heavier than lust week, Shall we sort the hogs? Continues to be leading question. I1s that would Imvn' sold on Monday at ro slow to- Four e of shee (mll cnl%nf cattle, and two of horses were shipped to-day. 3 s are improving, they s ot their hogs to market. c of the Frontier Cattle ds to-day with two loads Yy h, atthe 1L 8. Manville, manager of the Converse s of cattle on the Catile Co., sold tvo market to-day. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS General Markets, Wednesday EaGs—The receipts were moro libe nd the market not quite as firm. ed at 11(a :i—The following are the prevailing prices: Chotee rolls” are quoted at 1310 fair to good, @10 inferior, 4Gic ery. in 1 1b bricks, > 80, Only chigicest grades will Dring fop prices. Citk Kancy fulleream ched ; . lde; first qu Second ‘quality, 13@lded Li Pour v and the demand 18 good. {_chickens are quoted At S(@de; ceys 8@le; choice geese and ducks, 9¢. few choice to faney turke; asl0c. Live chickens ari A uight go'as high quoted at $: Mk :—With the exception of a few ducks ing h s been received in the line of game worth mer Prices for the most part Te nominal. Prairie chickens, per doz, 2,503 qlmll per doz, $1.25@L50; k 3.00: mallard duc J pails. per Ib. 10c: do - pail c: assorted 5-1b. pails per crate, Jellies, all_kinds, first grade, S0, pails, per Ib. 8c; assorted, first grad &Ib,” pails, per erate, 6 pails, do, 1-Ib. pails, per case, 2 doz. 8225 “do, tumb* lers, per , 8140, Jc‘iy all kinds, second g . pails, per I, Minct meat, best grade g bbl. Lun; 7e; do, 18, 8% and65-1b. pails, per 2 “do.’ 511 pails, peverate. 6 palls, $5.75. Applo butter, extrl {'bbl, per’ Ib, 7e; do 40-1b pails, Lwrlb 14 410, 51b pails, per crate, 6 pails, Peach and plum ULt 461 pails. po o; peach plum quince butte od, '5-Ib pails, per erate, 6 pails, up, per case, $5. horse radi 3 doz, pint bottles, per doz $1 1188’ tect, X ‘d per Kit, %c. Laibs' tongucs, per k¢ bbl, $4.50; do, per kit, sam>; do, quart Jars per doz, 85,5; do, int jars per case, 2 doz, $7.00, Tripe, per i¢ “17:1, $4.00; do, pér igbbl, §2.00; do, per kity . SAvER KRAUT—Best q\mllly‘ gal bbl, §750; 50 al DI, $6.50; 15 al boT. 84,00, Nu'rs—Pecans, large polished, medium, 9¢; English walnu ‘Tarragona, 20¢; do, Langue 12¢: filberts, 143 péanuts, hand ginia Ke; do. ronsted. 10c, CoMn HoNEY—California 2 1o frame 40 Ibs, in case per Ib,, 1503 10 Ib, frames, Nebraska, T 17 Michigan refined, per bbl., $6.50; do mm LDl £4.00 1605 cider, 12)4e. —Ln\er figs, 5 and $1b boxes, e o, Yo Prunellos, o5b boxes, per Ib, 1%¢. Dates, fancy Fard, 12- boxes, per Ib, 14¢; do, fancy Persian, 50-1b parib L, LEnoNs—iancy Messing and Palermo, per box, 85 1o, choice Messina and Palermo, per box, £%,00; do. per 5 box lot, $4.00(@4.75, Californin lemons, $3.75 per bo: BANANAS—Per bunch, accord {Urs—Per 100, $4, tANGES—Choice Los Angeics, por bos, box lots, per box, 82 0 do, 10-box 20; faney Riverside, §8.75; do, &-box 5.00, 50: Navels, 8. BBH and hush box, CRANBERRIES—Oho Bugl 50,00 .00, Oys New York counts, 45 extra selects, 40c; selects, Hhe; standards 0o medium: [ reakfast bacon* dr{ salted shoulder dr u-d beet, Bige: 1b g to size less than 100, 0y, —1am, clear side baco s, 6503 short T sidles, 0t Ts1io0 hor b’ tierces, ans (Fair 3'1b cans do, cans, 10 1b cans do, Tie; rless ham 10¢, A ABLES: ~Cabbage, 200 nn-mw,, s per 1b; canlifiower, Sparagus, e per T Bweet potatoes, 2,50 per bl pie; : radishes, e per doz; reen oiions, o per oz, Arpiis—Fancy N. Y, Baldwinsand green- A 0; Missouy Genitous, her bl : do, 5-bbl lots, do. 101b lots, 3 Missouri Willow T ws,ueulmm ete, 5bbl lots, § do, 10:Dbl lots, y Michizan stock. 83003, %. xtra choice Nebraska and Towa, B53able; fair to good, 40@ie; Salt Lake potatoes, per bu, Tic, ON10Ns—Clioice Ohio yellow, per bbl, $3.50, ON10Ns--Choice stock is not plenty at $1.00 per bu. Salt Lake yellow is quoted at $1.25 per bu, BEANS—Hand picked hand-pick: $1.5 : Cafi- ia bay Leans. 00 1bs. to bushel ‘lsl‘mlhl P\‘-I beaus, $1.85; Calit Ginass BEDSOlover, choice red, $7.50; White Dutch, $8.50@10 Alfalfa, $9.00@10.00; ~ Alsyke, §7.000 Manmuoth, 87,00 30; “Timothy, choice, 1bs. to bush., $2.20@2.50; Blue Grass, 14 to bush., Ke uk» extra ¢ Red Top, %03 Orchard Grass, Gennan Millet, 50 1bs. per bush, Hungarian. 45 1s. per bush., $1 ot bush., gll ) Blue or Rye Grass, 14 1bs. por rre- ey nuts, (e less are lars. Octo- young Crny—The market is bare of choice Choice 3 tur- GrArx—Elevator prices for ear lots: Corn, 201,¢: oats, 2)¢: wheat, 58%e; rye, 45¢; bar- ley, 4%¢. On the streets and at_the mils: Corn, 22¢; oats, 2B@e; wheat, No. 2, 60c; e @ d MILLETUFFS—Winter wheat patent, S5, .10; second 3 ity spring ualit b # buckwheat W heat ll “Ib |-nokm.n-n & ed teed, 700 | vellow corn meal, 70¢ per cwt. sereening, f0c per ewt; hominy, $1.50 per cw shorts, te per cwt: wraham, §1.75 per ewt; hay. in bales, $5,00(@7.00 per ton. HinEs—Green butchers, fige Tieidry flint, 1@ise: dry salt, aged hides two-thirds “price; Grease, hit brown, 23gc. Sheep Pelts— FURS AND SKixs—Mink, muskrat, winter, 3@se: do. kits, le3 Otter, @>.003 skunk, short striped d _striped, 10@15; badger, coon, No. 1 large, 0@ 0; do. N No. '8, 10 ewt: white green cured, aloe: dam Tallow—Je. yellow, ¥ ¢ each, 10@400; ox, each, 30 @Li5¢ 1b: do. fall teiope, 510 por Ih ittshurg harncss. Pittsburg, K. &S, prime_slauichter ak sole leathers, ather, per foot, 200038 :: hem. onk Kip, S@e: French kip, hem, calf, 8101103 oak calf, crich cal Moroceo and summe: LEATIER No. 1lnce featlier, leatier, 28 nrime 101 SL0C@1 boot leg, topninis Bos Walnit block, & $4.00. HEAVY HARDWARE plow steel, spe-ial ¢ ta |\lln l.ul"< tong g per b, malleable. Gase , Ge: harrow teeth, 4c; Burden’s horseshioes; mule shoes, €540 Barbed lots, $4.00° per’ 100 1bs. ~ 1ron Tates, 10 to 60, $8,00. Shot—$ bickshot, SL5: orlental nowder, kegs, f kegs, $2.005 do, quarter ki spring steel 814 ll\lnh n' “Lead Bat, $1 1y PATNTS -\ Parls whitinig, whiiting, coy ,1 b b iy ienna, burnt, de: reen, genuine, 2 elirome green K. L2: vermillion, Eiiglish, in oil, aw and burnt umbe Ib cans, raw. and burnt stenna, vaudyke, browwn, 1e: refined lampbi black and ivory biack, 16 Prussian blue,” 40¢. chrome green, L. shutter green, 1 : Indian red, jan red, ¢; American vermillion, L. & ochre, L. M. & 0. D., 18¢; gold ochre, 16¢; pate l\i dryer, 8ci L,|4\|II|X|~. colors, light ‘oak,” dark oak, walnut, chestnut and ash, 12, PAINTS White lead, On Tige: white lead, St. Louf stilles gr 5 green se nlnlwr, | raw, dei Paris green, com- mon, green, 0 l.\ 7,505 Mar: "Frencl, zne, Zine, ie, in varnish asst, vermillion, Ameriea, 18¢ rose pink, 14¢; Venetian, ye; Venetian, red, Awe A chrome yellow, ge chrome ochre, Krench, Winter's mineral, Spanish brown, Druas axp’ Cio acid, ince’s miner teALS—Acid tartaric, bie; balsam e sassafras, per 1b, 12¢: ca , per 0z, 40¢; chlorg "per 1, 60c; Dovels' powders, per 1, epsom’ salts, per 1, Bige; glycer pure, per 1, 15¢; lead, acetate, per ib, 20c! No. 1 per gal., SLOG oll, eastor, al, i0; oil, oliv 0 opium, Bitie, . & W and . & S per o it locide, per 1b, & salieinl, per sulphate morphine, per oz, S2.80 per 1, 2de: steyehinine, per oz, —110° “earbon. ver gallon, i0c headligit, per s 1909 wa isead, | yur gallon, 4de: linsced. “boilpd, ,. et Tard. winter st'd, per gallon. 50c: No. 1, No. 46e; castor XXX, per gallon, lon, $1.00% 4 & ; fish, W. B., Rillon, o: noatutook, axurt, por’ Eallon: e No. 1, 68¢; lubrieating, zeru, ber gallon, No.1suminer, {5; golden niachiné, No. 1, per gallon, 3 "% 2303 sperm, signal,’ jr gallon, The; turpentine, per gallon, 5ie; gaso- fone, por gllon, 14, VAL -u.mol«x, per gallon: turni- ture, SL10; fuiniture, No. 1, "1.00; couch, §140; concn, No. 1, $120} Japan, 70 q[.lm]mm 3 shellac,’ $3.50; ‘hard’ oil finish, 188 proof, 81.12; extra, Seinirs— ologne spirit do 101 proof, SL13; spi ..st'cnluhumln), 101 proof, S112: .m, 'I88 proof, SLIL. Alcol hol, 188 proof, $2.10' per wine gallon. * Redis- tillid_winskies, $100@L50, ~ Gin blended, Kentucky ‘bourbons, $2.0006.001 Kentucky and Pennsylvania ry Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye SLovaso0, Brndies, imported, 8500 dom 3 imported, 1. @*, ms, II\I- ported, $4.50008.00; N 2,005 Homostic, S1.25(@3.00, ChaimpAgnes, hport: ed, per case. $350)@34.00; Awmerican, per case, $10.00@16.00, Fish, FAV T 0 12 10 5 B0 B3 4T 5 47 e It Bls Qi Bbls Pls Kta 200, 100 90 Munn’s §'t No.1 L'b 6 00 Lige Gib'ed Fanc, 40/ L'ge KA 8h LAKE FI8H, H'f BULs/Q'rBbls Pls Kta 100 %50 40|12 |0 1wn‘m‘lm||n|m 0 @162 05170 02 65 sy | 0. 1 White Fish. .. .| 05 60 " Bbls HIf Bbls new arar BOS 'rBBhIS Pails or kits 100 9050 40 16 12 10 Blood Hed | (i) ATk . 13 007 000 33 552 00]... | | Biood Red " | Ml B Oal. v.v. s 4 x| D018 HIE BbIs O°r B Pails or kits NEW s, [ 2007 10 90| 50 40'| 15 12" 10 Norweglan | | Qs KKK Her'ings 12 006 505 uun 08 70.... g2 Norwciglan | {ishy KK Horrings. |11 06 00 | & 1 Bristlings.....| 5 014 504 0)}2 BN 6 8 SMOKED Fisu—Halibut, new, extra thick, 10°.¢: seder henings,a 27¢; salmon UL. smoked sturgeon, lic: finnan haddie. Se, R uporid Holland herrings, (lh»‘IJull ‘;u:illrliwfl 45¢; Anchos ass. Ole Bull brana. per oz, §:004 spiced Tamburg herrings, skins and heads olf, ver pail, $1.0), 8) €3 SLrips, ,5Tb boxes, Ee vmlrmlluwn-r 1b brick,6'Je. Grocers' List. SYRUF—N0. 70, 2ie, bbls; No. 70, 4-gallon kegs, $1.0 ew ml.-mu a5@4 e per gallon Maplo Syrup, 3¢ barrel. strictly - pure e per gallon; 1 gallon cans, £0.25 her doz 3¢ gallon cans, §5.% per doz; quart cans £5.00, VrcisLis — Mediun half bbls, 3 half bbls 34003 in bl bbis, $4. o bbls, .03 o’ in : small. in bbls, $7.00; do in 'Al)'h“k ns, in bbls, $5.00; do. WODE—Oysters, strawberries, ¥ b, standard, £4.00; whor- plums, 2-1b, Der_case, 20 \lln.u pluiy |nbr(u-n 2.40; egg gages, w-lvm 21, per cise, irror gloss, 1 10, Mirror¢lois. 6 b, orn, ide; Kingstard's corn, 11b 7e; Kingsford' 1 1b, loss, £10, The: Kingstord's pure, 3 ib, dje; Kings- ford's bulk, de: pine: Sranci Pru shoe, Roll, Young Fi CANDY SALT in sacks, dairy OBACCO Stary "iper Me'hhh Oltmax, 43 per 1b: Horse- : Spasrhead, 30¢; Gold . 00c; Punch, 8% :nrk figaite. Dray loads. per bbl. In Ib -npor~ ba case; salsoda, per 1D, 2 luvr'\h‘ll boxes kberries, boxes, LS ; peaches, evaporated, 1315 aspberties, new prunes, new, 4 UG AR~ Powdered, 7 granulated, 6 if standard extra O, 0% extra C. yellow, 6e: New Orleans, Marcngs—Per caddie, S0, 45¢; Squarc cases, $1.70; 3 eurrants, (01 eut loaf, tioners’ A, [ round, mule per square, ayon Tmperial, Kirk's standard, Sia3 Kirk's' W lite Washboara, $8.15. les, 015 hoice, 124 @l31ie; ellow, 131514 o3 old gov interior Java, 161;@ Arbuckle's T lin"s XXXX :roasted, 1: Red Cross, 18 grnment Jav Mocha, i {e: McLa Dilworth's, 1315¢ )} LS 3 3 3 401D, box, 201b, ck pepper, boxes, 1 ;_einnamon, 15wise; ey ginger, 15@2be; mustard, 150 Inir, 20@37o; good, 4 good Tmverial, Coung 11y 1ia wood, nglish breakfast, gond, Souchong, *nml Tea l)u\( 1: 50 @4 good, Tea Siftin; rneau’s soda. butter ins, 8ie; ginger snaps, d to Beat i tain, ej Buds ore 0c: Charm of nlden 'l'Iu‘u:uL Rocky Moun- \ 40c; North Star, TBest, ' 62i4e; Good 3 Amnold’s, 6e; Co- Lyman, 5e: Glou- Dunnell, Harmony, § Merrimack Shirtings, 4 Bruach Berwic! COTTONS p 0 choice, sutta, lv‘ Con I‘ Te: Pepperel Naumke BROW Armol char dyvke 00C York, 10i¢: Pearl r, 11ige wm River, \:I. {c: Shetuc! et 8. and brown, Drck — (Unbleached) —8 o 1017e; 10 0z. Maznolia, 12 Magnol st Point, olorad)—Boston § oz, brown and drab, 13ge: Boston O M brown and drab, Boston XX brown and drab, 10e: Boston XX y and drab, 11i¢e: Boston O P Warren T mosk Ofis, stripes , 10] Toyal, Ge:. Amoske ¢, mapped. 10ige. ook fold, 11} , book fold, 12¢: Oberon, ndurance, book fold, 12¢c. ad Beans Dry Lumber, and | Ashton, | be; bbls, | q]unrlr‘r apples, 4o; medium fair, 10@ | | Etrect, 1020 fo 1924 Farnatm OMA IMHIHUHGTURERS- Book Binding, Etc, R S PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers, Noe. 100 and 108 South 14th Street, Omaha, Neb, _Bridges—Steam Pile Criving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors, B rges, Roof Trusses, Steem Pilo Driving Iron Combination and Howo Truss Bridges, Piling and Onk Timber, 15th st., near Farnnm, el phone NG T4, Beer, M. KEATING, ‘Agenl for Ankeuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brande Faust, Budwoiser, Erlangoer Cor. 0th and Capitol Ave., Omaha. Cigars and Tobacco, YER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaceos, Gune and Ammunition. 215 to 223 South 11 set, Omabi, INTER-OCEAN CIGAR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Hanafactarers of Fine Cigars, And \thh salo Do ql' e ln T. N.‘{v;!:(x‘nhm.'i":iv urockery. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimne Oftico, 317 South 13th bt O, Neb, Carriaes, C. 8. GOODRICHH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co.'s Children's Carriages, Jewett's Celebrated Re rigerators. Senl Puo T prico lists. 115 Farnam et Omnhn, Cornices, Eagle Cornice Works, Ipenotor, Propriotor. Manufacturor of 74 Tron fnd Cornfoe. 028 Dodzo and 11 wnd 165 North 1jth Strot, Omalia, Nev. RURMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturess of Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finnls, S, 12th &t Workdone in any part of tho country. Western Cornico Works, C. 8P T, Proprictor. Galvanized Tron Cornices, Eto. Epecht's im. roved Patent Mt Skylght. 608 and 510 8. I Et., Omuhu, No % 5 Doors, Sash, Etc. e The Gate City Plen'rg Rill. Also nll kinds of work of every de- Snsh and Rlinds, Beroll and Staix A. ROSENDERY, Manufsoturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, HMouldings, Etc. Stair Raiis o speclalty. Telcphone No. 02 Gith and Marey Sts., Omaba, Neb. Electrical Supplies L ‘W. WOLFE & CO., Blcclrl\,lnn!' Electrical Supplius, ha, Burglar Alarms, Dolls, Alarms, Floctric Matting, speasies ‘Lubos, Iron Works, NCOPON WORKS, ——— | Wronght and Cast Iron Building Wnrk DOARDS. No.1Com. s, 1. 8. 12, 14 and 10 ff. 12,14 and 16 12,14 and 16 t. I and o1t No. 1, 4&86 Inch, l.. nd 14 No.1,4 &6 inch, 16 feet, rou No.2 4&0 fneh, 12 and 14 feot, No. 2, 4 &6 inch. 16 feet, rough. 14 and 16 feet 1st Com., 12, Sd Fence, “ CEILING AND PARTIT 1st Com., 311 White Iine Partition... 2nd Conn, 3¢ & Clear. 5 i, \nrwny 2nd Com. ¢ in. FLOORING. A 61nch, white pin B 6 inch, C 6 inch, D 0inely E 6 inch; \u. l Com. l’hh 5 1512 14 and 16 1 #710; 18 and 20 ff No I 12, 14 and 16 ft.. 16 00 1stand 24 Clear, 134 nch, 8. 25.........85100 Istand 2d Clear, 11§ and 3 inch, 85772751 00 3d Clear, 1% inch, 82s... L 4500 8d Clear, 14 ulll Il\l'll,h ‘23, . 4900 A Seleef, 13,11 and 2 'inc] B Solect, 13" 134 and 2 inch, s. Istand 24 ¢ h-m nen, 8, 3 Linch, » 3 lect, 1 incli, 5. Select. 1 inch. s, BHIP LAP. and 10 inch bis, 3 ins 35in, panel stk wid Corruzated Ceiling, 3. SHINGLES, LAY vAw Standard, (‘IA:m' l‘op]nr box 5 inch, clear, $ No. 1 Lath Quing; Akron, §1.75; lllxlsll’ i taired (1, per éwt., 1,25 2% 50; cement, $2.50; lair, per bushel $1.95: straw board, IrouStairs, Railing, Rolled Donms and Girders, Steam frass Work, General Foun~ dry, Mach ne and Blac Oflico & Works, Union Pacitic ' 3 Safes, " Omalia Sefe Works, G. ANDREEN. tanufacturer of Firo and Burglar Proof Safes, ‘nult Doors, Jall Work. Shutters and Wire Work. " Cor. 14th and Juckson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Established 1858, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409 and U Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Ete. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Managc Union Stock Yards, 8. Omaha. W. F. BROWN & CO,, Commlsslon Dealers in Live Stock, xchange Building, Union St uth Omaha, Nob. Telephone MALLORY, HON & CO, Live Stock Commission, 50 Dnlon Stock Yards, Chicago, 11L, and Omaha, Frank Chi_cnden, Manager Ofaha Branch! hone No. 285, Established 1862, W. L. PATRICK & CO,, Live Stock Commission Merchants, ‘£ddress all communications to us at Union Stock Yurds, South Omaha, Advances made on stock, ™ Ution Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. . Limited, John F. Boyd, Superintendont. i SAVAGE & GREEN, | Live Stock Commission Merchants. e r——————Ehipments 0f any and all kinds of stock solicit Motice to Bridge Builders. roposals aice of i Chier ha, N I ek, for the suj Biie, River and “one fiity-oot_pony b thivty-foof trusso ! gird ang und spocifiontions e s seen at the of the Chief Enginecr, Omaha It CALLAWAY, The time for rezeivipe bids for bridges over Blue River and Faugy Creck is exiended to March 27t 8, R CALLAWAY mhiddit cived Union T until ro of oy Croeis, Howe "Tiliss nd oftie Genoral Manager. _OHAHA HOTEL DIRECTORY, | The Millard, 8, Bhears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprieters Owmuha, Nebrasks. Flour and Feed, HANS & 0, Wholesélo Flour, Feed and Gra. Manufacturcrs of W, J. Welshans & Co.’s Quick Haising Buckwheat tlour and prop naha City Mills, cor, 5th aud Farnam Streets, Omabie Leather, Hides, Etc, BLOMAN BROS, W holesale Leatber, Saddlary Hardwars, Badgdlcry H Polis, Gre 8. ? Aogl Pusy | i Puper, L \ ed. Union St.ck Yards, Oimaha, Neb, Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lomber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yurds—Cor, Tihi and Douglas, Cor. 9th and Dougiag, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Intorior Hurd Wood Finish. Jukt opened. cor. Eth &nd Leuven- worth Bireets, Omubia, N CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 & Uth Strect, Omahn, Neb. ¥, Colpetzer, Munnger. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, x FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Etc, (ur oth nud Douglas Strects, Omaba, Neb GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealor in Lumbar. Omuba, Nebraska, CHAS. R LERB, Hardwood Lumber, ‘ancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, th und Douglas, Owaba, Nob. Warcn Stock, &c., 8. W. Cor, . LYMAN, | Dealer in Sush Doors, Blinds, Moabdiag, m‘:ux 4 5Lr08 DT a0, Agncullurfll Implements, LININGER & METCALF 00, Wholesalo Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Ofmc Corner 6th and Pacifio Sts, Omaha, Net PARLIN, ORENDORI'F & MARTIN, Wholee: i0 Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Duggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILYL Wholes: PTARKER, o Dealer in Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, . Carriages and Bug; 2411 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Mattinge, Curt JLFF W, 1th, Omaha Boots and Sho nos St Nob! bet. #th and 08, V. MORSE & (¥ Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, Suwmer Street, 1 Carpets, Manufactory, Boston, "8 A. ORCHARD, thlesalo Carpets, Oil Cloths, n Goods, Streot, Omuha, E U2 Farnam Ne Coal, Lime, Etc, BEDF ORI, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 2128, 14th 't Dest varieti S, 10t Gro. PATTERSON, hw Omuhn, und De venport Neb. Yards, 0th treots. COUTANT & SQUIL Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal. Office, 213 8. 1 No. 1482, Omaha, NEBRASKA FUE! Shippers of Coal and Coke, “and 3.1 Heen, Proprictor, Kebraska Coal and Lime Company. Offico, 511 § Gxo. ¥, 1 Anaci, Pro Tk oo AL S Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Compnuy, Jobbers of burd and_soft_coul, 209 8. ith St Neb, L0, Telephone nna, N President. Treas! F. A Baron, Munager. Fayhono 1. C. T Goonuax. V. Pros 1th Umaba, Keb, OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coul, 217 Teas, Coffee Extract Fouth 14th stre Coffee and Spic CLARKE BROS, Omaha Coffes and prce Mills. Lutintiry Baking 1 fue. Tnk, ney Stroet, Omabn, Neb, ot 08, &co, wder Flvoring ete. 11416 Hore Commission, Etc, BRANCH & CC Wholesalo Fruits, Produce, Oysters, Omuhn. Apples—Our own pack: Piger Brand Oyste , Butior, ame, Poultry, Potutoes. JOHN I FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, ¥ 6. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. nit Keturns made vromoly-. Fr and Gmno ¥ Consignments solicited. lour and Feed, 105 W. E. RIDDELL, General Commission Merchant, TIES —Cly n: & On phoue No. 305, D. A. HURL] Butter, Eggs, Poultry nahn, Neb. Telo- Commission and Jobhlug, Butter, Kegs and Produce. A full line of Stone- Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodge St., Omakin, 815 12th R. McDONAL COMMISSiOH MERCHANT. Street, Omuha, Nel _ter By, and ¢ VIEDEMAN & D. €0, Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, St., Omaha, Nebry WESTERFIELD BROS,, General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Soleited. Fte. uska, 2208, Uth WEEKS & MIL| l AIH) Slorege and Commission Morchants, epant storave 110 North 1ith st. Feuit Wirc) Telephioso E. MORONY, < uspecialty house und oflice, 7. General Commission Merchant, Butter, Egy ‘erull Cheese and Cou 99 5. ntry Produco gon- 2th St., Omuha, Nob, McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven- worth 8t., on U. P. K. 1 Established ROBERT PURVIS, rack, Omiha, Neb, General Commission, 2118, 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb, Specialties—Butter lam.u Poultry and PEYCKE BROS Game, 8., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduco and_Provisions, Omuha, Nob and \vl.nlu ul( dealer s butt ISAAC GRIFFITH, Commission Marchant, ountry produce, fruits, ods on_consigniient & speciuity. "5 5. Tocn st., Omaha, Nob: KINSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Buccossors to A, P, Sohack.) Produce Commisslon Merchants, No. 213 South 12th Streot, Omaha, Neb, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & co.,, Yiholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 1225 Doulus Stroet, Owubiu, Nob. L. GINSBERG & Wholesale Deule ©0, rsin’ Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Linens, i. 120 Do 5, Kmbroldory” and White' Ccods, s brect, Owaha, Neb, VINYARD & S’(‘ll:\' EIDER. Jobbers in otions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Goods 1000 und 1008 Farnam St., O WRITY & LANDROCK, Harness, Etc, maha, Neb, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwars, Turt G Manufacturing Pillows, Cots, Omaba, Neb.' ods, Blankets and Ko t Owuha, Ne Mattresses, 121 Farnam E. M. HULSE, Hattress Company, Metiresses, Bedding, 1206 und 1205 Douglus Overalls, CANFIELD MARTFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Overalls, Jouns Puuts, 5 Shirts, Bte., 1102 Buect, Quibna, N and 1'% Douglas ™y OMAHA L \NRE ‘0. Dealers in All Kinda ot Building Material at Wholesals, 18tk Strectand Ui on Pac 1> Track, Omah. GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and lzard :«mm, Omaha, Nobraska. ol Wholesalo Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Buildin porsy Sash, Doors, Biinds, Mool : s, Posts, laster, n ana J Neb. Millinery. 1. OBERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbors of Millinery and Notions, 1213 07 1214 Harnoy Street, Omaha, Net Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments, Steinway Pianos, Weber, Docker, Haines and Drigas Pinnos, P Chaso Organs. 101 wnd 106 15th stroct. Notions, Etc. J. L. RRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, 3 Notions, Gents' Furnishing Good Goods from Now York, Trado sales daily, 80 and 508 South 13th St., Omaha. Furniture. Etc DEWEY & STONE, Wholasnla Dealers in Farnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Nob, Groceries. ALLEN DROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglas Strect, Omaha, Nnh__ E. B. CHAPMAN & 00, Wholesals Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobaceo and 8mokors' Articles, 1217 Howard St MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Cigars and Tobaceos, 1317 and 1319 Dougs Ins Stroot, Omuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Neb. PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 706, 707, 70 und 711 8. 10th St., Omaha, Neby Spice Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wagon Stock, lardweod lumhm oto. 9 and L1211 Harne ‘oev, Omahit, Nob. S EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosalo Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringo Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware, lhzhn 1217 and 1219 Leavenworth Stroet, Omuha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Havdwars, Mecbanics' Tools and Buialo Scales. 1405 Douge Jus Strect, Omaha, Nob. | LEE, FRIED & €0, ' Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agents for Howo Scules and Minini Powder Co., Omuhn Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Gratos, Brass goods. 1321 and 1323 Fase nam St RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., whoes2la Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steol Naile, Cor. tn aud arnep Streots, Omahn, Nob, Harvesters, WM. DEERING & CO., CHIC. Manutcoturer of tho Daa.“!ng) Harvester Goods, Write to Wm, M. Lovimer, General Agent, Tele; honublfl GO, __ Omaha, Iron Pipe, Elc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. EBteam, Water, Railwuy and Milling Supplies, Bt ) @20, 922 ond num St. Omaba, Nob, | CHURCHILL PUMP CO., o Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam und W upplies. Headquarters fow :\)’:::ulh h’}?fl,,u s Goods. 1111 Farnam Stroot, Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Dealers in Silverware, Diumonds, Watchas Clocks, Jewelers' Tools 'and Materinls, Eto,, 101 and mS 15th Strect, Cor. Dodgo, Omais, Neb. " Notions, Etc, 3. T, Robinson Notion Company, 403 and 465 5. 10th St., Omaha, Nob, Wholesale Dealers in Notions and’ Gents' Pudl nishing Goods. 1 0ils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE O, | Wholesale Dealers fn Oils, Gagoline, Mica Axlo Grense, Bte. A, H. Bishop, Munager, Omahs, Nob. Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, , Union Market, 1617 Dodge Streot, Packing :‘I”Nljl 1lr:'7."' . Truck, Omaba, Nob, Tele Safes and Locks, ¥. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire and Burglar Proof Sufes,Time Locks, Vaults and Juil work. 1020 Farnam streot, mmmn, Nob J. BVANS, Wholesalo and Retail Dealer in Seeds. ul, Vo 0dd Fellows' Hall, Tt ||||d Do Jge Bt ., Omabs, Neb, Drugs, Ete, THE COODMAN DRUG CO Whelesale Draggist:, Ana Dealer in Puints, Oils and Window Glass, Cumubu, Neb, White Lead, CARTER WHI'TE LEAD €O, Strictly Para Wnlla Ll , 2ih i U, i Iy, O Nb Wines and Liquors, 1LER & 00, Distilleis aud Importers of Wines And Liguors, nufacturers of Konnody's l\n;lhm“l.n\u 1112 Hucuey Stroel, Omandy . W. DUNCAN, Successor to MCNANAUA & DUNCAN, Lnporsers and Wholesule Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 214 and 216 8. 14th Bt., Omaby, Nob, Fish, Ete, TEENSON FISH €0, Successors to Ieken Siomssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealeh. Jwporters of Tor | S grewt aud Un 11 1913 Joui Uuu-n. RO —