Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1886, Page 3

nfet: 20 for Ma it r-'l:v e—Dull at Hige. fi:m, Dl ot o, Timothy—Prime, $1.78, Flaxseed- ~l|‘ £1.08. Whisky— Pork—Not m h life: rnled easys declined Bat0e.but close ] ()85 for cash and March; § May, ut closed steady at re- Lard—De duction ; 5 for cash and March; for May. $6.00@6 Jr Bulk Meats—Steady and unchanged. Butter—Good to fine creamery, 20@s1c; dium to fine dairy, 16@c, Cheese—Full_cream_cheddars, 10@10%c; choice flats 11@11i¢e; Young Americas, 1134 @12)5¢; skims, 4ide, Egp 1123, Hides—Unclinnged; ~green, 1ot heavy green salted, Tie; light, ¥lge: damaged, 6lgc bull hides, 6ei dry salted, 12ige; dry fling, 13@14e: calf skins, 10@ i Tallow—Unchanged I‘&'vh\n. Flour, bbl: Wheat, bu, (Tum. DU, o for cash; 21@ me- Wheat—Firm and K8¢: May, S9ige. May e, Onfs—Steady ; May, 0}4c bid Hye —hw) at o Whisk, No. 2, mixed, cash, lier; creamery, %@ 82! dairy, 18@28c New Orleans, 27.—~Markets dull and unchanged. rong and higher at 46c. ady at $2.10, Provisions — Firmer, but higher. Pork—£10.50, Lard--Refincd tierce, 85 Bulk Meats—Light 'demand but holders firm3 shoulders, $4.00; long clear and clear March not quotably l4 vy lmnl. March 27, — Wheat--Demand fmproving: new No, 2 winter, dull at 7s 8igd; spring, dull at7s 4d, Flour—TPoordemand: steady at 8s 2. Corn—Poor demands spot, firm at 4s 215 March, firm at 452d; April'and May, firin at 45 1140 as City, March 27.—Wheat—Higher; ked: April, 68ige; May, iligc Corn—Sieady e bid, 2814c asked; April, 285 bid; May, 2J¢c asked. Oats—Nominal, Toledo, Mareh 27.-~Wheat- 801G}y Corn—Steady: onsh, 89%. Onts—! 1y ; cash, New York, Marc 90,0003 eXpOrts, 18,000; opened l@ige high but closed about steady; ung e ~lo, 2 red, nominal; A —Spot lower and du firn, decl s, 2 N slery cash, —Wheat—Receipts, spot 1e higher; options ards weakened, aded red, 8 y closing at options opencd steady; re- 08,000; ungraded. 42@ No. 2,40¢ inelevator; 61,000: exports, 10,0003 mixed western, 56@i5c: white western, S dsie. Petroleum—United closed at 743c. Egggs—I and dull; western, 18340 ‘orl—Dull; $0.75210.25 $11.00 for new. LardLower and dul; spot, S0, May, S6 R b mapatanal At 12 Elin creamery heese—Rirm; western, Cincinnad, March ¥ No. 2 red, S Corn—Dull; No. 2 mixed, 87ic. gpOus—Fuir demand; N6, 8" mixed, B Se_Unchanged; No. 3, soasre. arley—Unchanged; extra No. el Pork—Quiet at $10.00, Lard—Lower at $5.005.95. Whisky—Quiet at 81,10, Minnenpons. March 27.—Wheat—Qui but steady: No. L ard, cash and April. lhlf 1 June, 88ie. . 1 northern, cash and April, S0c; May, 80%5¢ Flour—Quiet; patents, £4,604. 3,000, 55, R(‘LN'I]!H—‘V[H'I\! 62,000 bu, Shipuments—Wheat, 12,000 bu; flour, 23,000 bbls. Mllwnuken. mess, for old, western steam, western, (@10} ge. —Wheat—Firmer; 2@ 3 spring, March 27, — \Vlanl Dull; teady Barloy—Firn Provisions—Steady ; March, $9.65; May, ¥ STOCK, Fhie Drovers' Journal mess'pork, cash and LIV Chicago, March? reports Caute shipping m-{n-m s @iy Tlogs mixed, $4I@H.50; .50, Sheep—Reccl $2.7500! St. 400; 000; nominally strong; 0; stockers and s, bulls and mixed, 0. Receipts, stcers, 03 co ady: rough and < and shipping, i e natives, \»HI! \ll 1,100; strong; Lls. Lonuls, shipments, none: shipping demand. Hogs—Receipts, 8005 shipments, market firnmer on butcher weights neglected. Iansas Oity, March 27.—Cattle—Receipts, B0 .l|l\-nu Nts, none; market strong and a shade h 3 eholeeito fane 00 common_ to good, $4.00@4,75; stoc foeders, COWS, 3,40, Hogs—Receipts, 2,000; shipments, none: market firm and aetive: ‘ood to ehofce, §: @400 common to med i, 55,0005, Trade Review. “T'rade has been remarkably good the past ‘week, when all the disadvantages that it has had to contend with, in the way of strikes, bad country roads and washouts, are taken into consideration. There has been a gen- eral Inerease in the volume of business, which has more than made up for the loss oe- casioned by the temporary cutting off of a portion of the territory which has customarily drawn its supplies frow this cit The produce markets have experienced some change sinee a week ago. s, which were selling at prices even W York and Chicago, liave dropped down again, Tho light and increased ombined to foree the p week sales were single cases me tine western eggs New York City licago and St none; grades; light rs uml city ar male ot ot up. , Ve S@iig Iy new features in the r has been t week, (it can b’ graded s Eiell cot The recelpts are mostly poor and interior grades which are not easily disposed of even' at low pr Country moreliants have been cautioned time and Uing their butter with more who are doing 50 are rocel {1 dealer hundies his it were not intended for food, and sonds it 1o warketin a messed up and Elovenly way, e cad 1ot expect to receive tho best price, The elty reluail dealers mo fully as particvlar abont 1he wholosome nj- hout the quality of the buite s vory fact Is foreins imitation butter on to the trade, which lus the ntage over the onlinary wiaiey pro % 10 ket in its wiiolesome appearance if in nothing ‘The poultry market s dull, it being be- ) the two seasons; it s oo late for dressed poultry Lo be in (\Cll\!lll‘ll'll\d and 100 e rll\ for live chickens, Doty les wely migriet cunnot b que hewe are no ¢ butter mark, in good but (i ad 10 any et ot all Kinds te niand, espeeluily ornnges, Applos i well in sall lots. OMAHA are selll Evenine, Mareh 27, opened very dull littie stock nd changing hands, Later in the 1) hits! uln revived and was wore active 1 st Il cattie market continues remarkably Ao little or no chauge in [ hl(‘> of cattle ave in de- ek and for dressed i not wanted Clioice dressod Clugig 1500 1o 3l 1o, goed, avers 1l e aging 1 oot fat cowa atd hel to_good, sale at $2.95@$3.00, ‘T'he receipts of hogs to-da: the close of the week. Cq were libe rse and D@S3,00; bulls and stags slow ral for rough grades are neglected, while the demand for choice grades of light and medium weights is good, oD butehers 0@@5,50; heav D0 fon Welght, 004,50, RECEIPTS, REPRESENTATIVE STEERS, Av. 1080 HIGIF Showing the hi; on this market ing the vast seven day sponding period I; rest and SALES, Av, 0 Av, AND LOWRET, e quotations for to<day are: 53,80 nn\m 505 t prices patd 4 packing hows dur- and for the corre- Saturday. Monday Tuesday Wedn Thursiday Friday Saturds SHIDMENTS, Showine the number of ¢ shipped from the yards duri twent, Hoxs Catt All per state wel tour hours 05 of st ewt. live welzht Dead hogs sell Skins,” or ho no value, 1 un than 100 Ihs, docked 40 1vs and Note: Good hogs all sold. The week closed active, Cattle market not very acti Schofield & Taylor sold 6 Hopkins & Morse, Rogers & C Fuller & Patton, of nl W of 70 hogs. Buck & Son, Crete, Wi I GTIES M. Hutton, Randolph, s stects on the imarket. Birdsa Ket with 20 Leadl of cattle! s belonging to ek, sold o1 10-11 Ihe load of hogs v Davidson, Yor e were sof w290, C. Sharp, secreta reive i 1his marke ttle and less oth weighing znant so r3 80 lbs. hogs. old 20 hi T. 1oy, el from sold on to-day’s the A hogs past 700 200 © made crwise at le per 1b for all g loss s are rench, Wilber, sold 54 hogs, S0l 3 hois to-day. ullerton, disposed of were on the market cad of , Imogene, were on the mar- Silver J. s suffering from a severe attack of indig The followin tle on the mark; Thon Milfer, Fu edlon Loup and Prok “The Stock Yards eomy some one to lease the they, contemplute bultding. building is I the views of or parties Keine & Malone tte Center; I Rivett & Bate unora; K y; C. M. Lue: Pairlsh, Kearney. OMAHA WHOLE General Mark & ALE Hlerton'; Sy ny are looking packing house which In ca: the lesse North for se the sed before it 18 built it will be having hogs on the , Albion: Jn & R, L 8, LU\ll.ll City and J, C, ets, Cedar obinan MARKETS Saturday Evening, March 27, The market sales being made at 9@ Burrer—Choice Detter demand, though ther was ment in_poor’ or inf grady lowing are the prevailing rolls are quoted at 16@lSe 10@ inferior, d@be: er lower is no in price to-day, table rolls are in a little nprovi "Tle fol- Cin fair to good, camery, * Only the very clioicest grades will bring top ll"r‘. a, ide; first qual muml ‘quality, < skim flats 910 demand for dres: ina s geese " voung cheese, Limburger, all nquiry after live chicke ces; quotations for to-day were $8.00 and ma Mallard; for the chickens, per doz, 2:00: quail. S1/00@150; mallard du kinds, lots, 5, $:3.7 Se: assor ate, 6 doz. § , $1.40, pu ails, pet b, per ib, 3 per ¢ 1-1b. pails, per case lers, per case, 2 do: second grade, 30-1D. meat, best grade 35 and6sb. pail pails, per crate, extra - fine h wnd plui inds own, per do; ks, d poultry Receipts of ducks are auite liberal et rules dull on all which about hold thel most part are nominal. exeont jick rabbits,” per X 003 nixed diicks, SLOG1.80; binall Preserves, all pails per b, 0c; do in per 1, $3ge: assorted 5-1b, pails per erate, Jellies, all Kinds, first grade, ted, Tirst ; do, Jely, all pail e, i aor tumb- Kinds, Minee L do, 18, 1 5. Apple butter, 2o 401b pi 5, per crate butter, 40-1b pails, pe 6 pails ei peach plum and auince butter sorted, alb pails, per crate, horse radish int bottle: 1 bbl, per i bbl, § kit, 5; do, quart jars r!nl jars per ease, 2 doz, $7 ...L $4,75; du. pér 3bbl, § est _qual 50 15 il Pec medinm, f¢; English walnuts, wrragona, 20¢; do, 8 pails, ), 40; du, ¥ W, 4 large polished, 11c 1de: aln Languedoe, 17 : do, per 507 do, per ig kit, nonds, iilberts, 14c; peanuts, hand picked, fancy 1 Virginia 8¢; do. roasted. 10e, CoMm 1o n eas 16 ame 0 Ibs, (‘nwuf’fllclllull refined, per bbl, $6.50; do. halt bbl., §4.00 VINEGAR- Wlllh Wwine, 16¢; cider, 12)je. COCOANUT—~AL §4.00 NEW F108, DATES, Ec &1b boxes, per b, 1517 Loxes, per b, 1%¢ Dates, f Ib He: do 00, aucy ver figs, 5 and Prunelles, orsian, 50-1b 3 California black figs, Per bunch, according to size ‘ancy Messina and Palernio, per Messina and, Paleriio, do. per o X Lot, 4,604, 75, 75 per b hox. 4.50; less than 100, xGES -Choice Los An; CRANIERKIE ice Je Bugle, per bl Ovsruns selects, 8%¢; Ham, Vige: side bacon, 1 short rib sides, i sy york, S1.0 ver T piv lard, cans, Te cans (Fairoa cans do, Tige; 8 b caus do, bam loe V e 8igcper 1b: cauliflower gus, 15 per Ib:eelery, sweel polatoos. Jersey 82.25 per bl; picplant, lb¢ S per do; froen ¢ & Arpi Missourt - “Geniton ol do, Sbbl lots, 92! $ New York counfs, 43 standards , per box, do, do, rsey bush box, $2.00, 10-box | Sbox Bell and B¢ realcfast bacon' dry sulted shoulder., bbl; dried ticrees, '8; nk!h" © ge; r Ib: cher doz. dwins, per i beet. % 1b 5 1b oneless ABL I‘s —Cabbuge, 200 1b crates, 3@ 50 per doz: aspara- ant, $1.50 per doz; 4c per Ib: llllubn' riwlishes, 2. 3 C 4 do, WL lots, C.: low Twigs, Ben Dav do, 10-bbl lo Michiean Baldwin 02, PorATors—Judging from the number of inquiries made by potatoe shippers, there must be a laree stock of potatoes in the coun try. As soon as the roads become so that farmers can bring them in, heavy shipments may be looked for, and 'lower prices are antieipated ehoice N |, 40650 per bu, Te. ON10N S r bbl, is vory dull. Hand hand-picked med! can eountiv. ifornia _pe ns, S1.85@2.0, Clover, 60 Ibs. to bushel, 0@s.00: White Duteli, $8.0 : Alsyl A timothy, ibs. to bush Blue Grass to bush., Kentucky extra ol Red Top, Opchard Girass, Gorinan SHlet 50 1bs. per buish #1001 Hunzarian, 4% 1bs, per bush., $1.10@1.23; ¥ glish Blue or Rye Grass, 147 1bs. picked 81,50 01,75, inferic minoth, 14 Ibs, ver bush., ator pri I‘I(vl noand Mir fl ali Bl 8.00@3.10; second quality, gt lity spring Wheat flour : buckwh flour, in ba ages, per corn 1 screening, (¢ per ew shorts, ¢ ver ew in bules, €5,00 e per ewt, Wt per ewt; hoininy raham, $1 X ver ton. Green butehers, 63ge: green cured, ry flint, Li@le: dry salt, Sa10c: dam hides two-thirds ‘price. Tallow: Grease, | primo white, cllow, brown, ¢ Sheen Pelts—25@ise ¥ D Skiys—Mink. each, muskrat, winter, se: do. Kits. e @00 d\uu\\ ~|m|| ~X||]vo|| Ilmml striped, 10@15: badge coon. No. 1 large, -0 03 do. do. No. 8, 10@de: wolf, do. mountain, Tiges aged 10@40¢; Otter, 10 @1, L@tse ver b3 o, fall 1.0}, @102 e ittshurg b, 1 Pittsburg prime stau ak sole lea toot S5(@e: S1.00a 107 leather, pe t Kip, calf, ch e \[m.m. : Morocco Tiinois, 3 HArpwAR plow steel, sper tools do, ~1ron, rates, , 4¢; crucible steel, Wagon spokes, per sct, per set, Sl eiloes, ong ] xles, E nuts, pe coil 1b, 6! lleable, GeeSe: iron crowbars harrow teeth, et spring ‘st Twse: Burden’s horseshoes, £1.40: Burden’s mule shoes, #5.40. Barbed Wire, in car lots, $1.00 per 100 IKN Iron Nails, rates, 10 to_ (0, 1. \’ll)( 81! o, | olle; 1 powder, | 1€ ke, 32.00; o, aiarier fuse, per 100 feet, French zinc, Tampblac lumpblack, ordinar Prusstan bluc, 5505 pltramarine, dyke. brown, ket umber, burni, raw, ‘de; sienna, burnt, de: 'l 1iges mon, o KeoriN green, K, 1: vermillion, taw’ and burnt raw and burnt sieni n, 13c; refined nd ivory b Prussian chrome g k, Ge: drop black, 16c Dlue,” 18¢: bind and ris green, 8 Venetian red, fe; Tus- can, 2%; An n‘n“ vermiilion, L. &1 e ; yellow ochre, 9: L M. & 0. D., 18¢: golden ochre, 16c; patent dryer, Se: graining colors, i k. dark oak, walnut, chestiut and 1y O1r.—White lead, Omaha, P, P, Tige; white lead, St. Louis, pure, $7.80; Mar: seillos green, 1 to 5 ib eans, 0e; French zine, green seal, 12¢3 French zin, red seal, 11c; Franch. zinic, in varnish asst, 20e; French zine, Te; vérmillion, Americk, 15c; Indian red, 10¢ ink, 14¢; Venetian, red (nuk- ; Venetian, ' red, Ame : e OB e R chirome K, chve, ‘Tochelle ochre, f ‘\Illl'lll n, ufras, pe) inchonidia, per oz, 40c; per 1, 60c; Dovers ! i alts, pure oil, castor, N 1, per gal No, i : oil, opi B W and I ' iocide, per 1h sulphate phibe, per o phur, per 1b trychiine, per oz, § O1Ls hon. per gallon, light, per galion, 11c; 17° headlizht, per 150° water white, 14 hn~| ed, hard, gxnun, de: linseed, boiled, per 5 ter str'd, per gal ,u t‘llnlur X sperm, W. B.. per gillon, 65¢; neatsfoot, extra, per' gallon, 1,'6%; Tubricating, zero, per gallon, No.1 summer, i%e: golden machine, No. 1, per gallon, 30c: No, 2 spern, daiion turpentine, per gallon, 4 ene, per gallon, le. ss—uurrels, per gallon xtra, $L.10; furniture, No. 1, $1.00; xtra, §1. o 1, 8120 Damar, extra, 31 sphaltumn § hard oil finish, s —Cologne fip!rlls 188 proof, $1 do 101 proof, $1.13; Spirits, second qual 101 proot, §1.12: do, 1 of, SL1L- Ale hol, 188 proof, $2.10 por Wine gallon, - Hodis: tilled whiskies, " 81 50. ~ Gin ' blended, $1.50@2.00; Kentucky \’(Ilrruufl Kentucky. ulullunh)l\mllnl)l 005,50 Golden 5 Iryo, whiskies, $1.50@3 diles, Imported, $5.005,50; domestic, $1,50@5,00, Gins, importe (s, domest »m& 0, " R ported, $4.5 domestic, § ed, per case, case, $10,00@16.00, Furni- (, import: an, per Fish, _BERIINOS. X ‘m s H'f 115 Q'r Bbls NEW FISEL 100 "%0" %6 P40 Munn's 8t No.1 L'b 6 Tgo lutad. Fanoy s 53 569 L'ge 1'd Sh've Fey 5 503 25 MACKEX |Bbls. Hult Bbls SR = dazsescs| 55 NEW FISH. o EEEEEST BT Bloater Mess. ... .| Ex. No. 18h'r......| No. 18hore.. Mgd, No. l“lihme | “* Buy iur{( Fumily. s BEES ::Eafiz s =11 ; & Fg ‘ll £ Bbls| lglllvln P'ls Kta NEW FISIL o e No. 1 Whitg Fish. .. Family No. 1 Trout. ... No'l l_'uml PICKT PRS0 104 0 05170 62 55 10 4 8 4003602301 % 65 6 D SALMON, Qb l’nllu or l(lll 1512 ¢ |Bbls HIf Bbls sew & rar | Bbi ) ;u‘ [ Biood Hed 'm | | asia .13 007 00,6 Biood ttea '[! ¥ m e M\Z ¥ Cal 18 Ihfl W‘O Mld 852w, 5 4 0)! Nl e MPORTED FISH, |Bbis Hif Bbi: BOIS Pulls or kits BEW PR |00 100 w"‘ W0 l'i 18" 10 Norwewian | | Kk fer ings 12 006 505 (3 o0l 70|, Norweginn PR Y KK Horrings |11 206 005 '8 0F 2 50 lllhll;uya 804 2 501 9. .. SMOKED Fisu—Halibut, new, extra thick, 10se: sealed heiiings,c '25; 'salmon, e} swoked sturgeon, 17g; linnan haddie, Se. SuNDiies —Lujorted Holland herrings, kegs, S8c: Russiau sardines. 45¢; Ancho- Yl in elass, Ole Bull brana.” ber do, §.00; spiced. Hamburg Lerrings, skius and headsoft, L, 81 LA . whol 403 Py leaty Tougues & L “ _Bounds [ e e i Georges ebunks, | Gy M No. 70, 4-gallon 4°c per gallon; strictly pure, allon cans, §9.25 per do 5 per doz; Tt cans §5.00, Mediun, in bbis, S6.00; do in small. in bbls, 87.00¢ do in ns, in bbls, $800; do, L J P , bbl: kegs, £1.0 ns Mapie Syrup, Foe per gallons I i gallon cans, § PICKLES half bbls, 88, half bbls: $4.0¢ CANNED case, $8.00; herries, Oysters. standard b, per case, 82 .(ulm.nm \\hlh‘ll\l'vln" per 0% pineapple gloss, corn, Kings- lonAcco 30c; Star, Piper Heidsicl Fiit, J] Caxby—Mixed, SArT—Dray loads, in sacks, dairy Climas, Torse- Roll, Yo, 3 bbls, S case; salsoda, No. 1 Sades quarter apples, de; A blackberries, boxes; 10c: peaches, evaporated, 15! asphert (od pruncs, niew SUGARs— " new, 1 3 currants, 7 —Per caddie square eases, $ \l\|: HE i5e round, per mule square, § ighades, O4c) i choice, 1 ¢ ereen entJava, interior Arbuckle Dilwortl's, 131503 CANDLES- Boxes, boxes, 401b, 16 0z, 40 1b 6s, 11c} ound - Bla ok pepper. boxes, 13 allspiee, 12@l mon, 14a5e; 3 mustard, : good, o Young 11y<on. choic Oolony. goud. long, 8011 Tea Dust, 1 A Siftinas, CRACKERS—Garneau's soda. butter and Bigei ginger snaps, Charm of pldon Thread, y Moun' Norai & Good 5. Arnold’s, Lynian 6oz Co- Be; Glou- Dunnell, Harmony, Merrimack Ametican, 5 anchester, G Dunnell Jacqu Windsor, Ge: Pacitic, Auchor 'Shirtiogs, die; cester, i Hone, Te 6%ci Lonsdale, 8¢ sutta, 108;c. CORSET JEAN l’l']»lu el umk Armory, Indian hard, ¢ Lawrence LI, r Dam LI, 5e (i on CCC, 6Y¢; Utien JA 124e: Thorn- Phorndyke fancy, 9i/c; , 104e: ork fanc: MHl)m ge Poarl River, 11 River, Shetucl 3 \[«lu mlk AA, maty LLy LL, ¢ dyke o ‘olored)—Boston 0 oz brown and N Boston O H brown and drab, Boston XX brown and drab, 10c: Boston X brown and drab, 11} s blue, 113ge: Warren Tricot. CHEVIOTS—AMO! ter, s W hlllunluu. stripes, Otis, checks, 01jc; Ot "Amoskeag, ‘napped, o T Obron. Bhok ol 112 book fold, 12¢. roso, Roy Tay, book Endurance, ad Beans Dry Lumbor. DIMENSIONS AND TIMDERS. BOARDS, 812710 and 10 £t 2, 14 and 16 ft. 12, 14 and 10 ft. 12, 14 and 16 ft; FENCING, and un-r-z‘ rough. 816,50 17,01 14.00 No. 1 Com. s, No.2 * No.3 * No. 4 * No. l. 4 &6 Inch, No. 1, 4 &6 inch, 18 feet, rou No. '.’, 4&6 inch, 12 and 14 fe No. 2, 4 &6 inch! 16 feet, rough. SIDING. 1st Com., 12, 14 and 16 feet. 20 N PR M A Fence, " % CEILING AND PART 1st Con ‘in. White P'ine Partition. . 2nd Cop Clehs ARt Norway ear, Grway ! 2nd Com. " in. A 61inch, 1 6 inch; © 6 inchy D 6 inch, E 6 inch, oy STOCK BOARDS, fn"mcn 81512, 14 and 16 feet. 2 17.50 840 00 42 00 86 00 23 00 15 00 18 00 16 00 $51 00 5100 4900 49 00 5 00 [ 5100 45 00 H0 00 317'»0 2\(\ 1(,um l’h\ 8. 1812 Mand 16 ft.. oo lll 18 and 20 ft.. Nod o w “ 12, 14 and 16 ft.. FINISHIN 6, 1stand 2d Clear, 13 inch, 8, 25. 1stand 2d Clear, 13¢ and 2 incll. 89 8d Clear, 11 inch, 325 8d Clear; 115 and % ind A Seleet, 114, itg and 2 inch, s 2 B Select, l’ 11 and 2 hwh‘ 8. 28, Istand %d Clear, 1 nen, 8. 1 od ¢ ‘llmh,flfis. A Select, 1inch, . %, 1 Select. 1 inch. 8, 25! SHIP LA(' No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 fnch. No. Plain, 8 andl 10 inch. No'1,0.G vobs POPLAIRLUMBER, Clear Pupl.u Dax"bas. 3¢ Ins. 0 4 1gin, panel stic wide, § % . orfugated Ceiling, 3. p———— The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. E. Markel Thos. Bwobe, Proprietors Owmubha, Nobraska. Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & €O, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturors of W, J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick :hu{‘llmkwlnm flour and proprietors Omaha lls, cor, 8th and Furnawm Streets, Omuba. Leather, Hides, Etc. BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Baddlery and Ehw Finding Hides, Wool, Fi Pelis, Greuse, Tulow, Eic., Omhe Net. REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And fiank Rock Manufacturers, Nos. 108 and uth 1ith Street, Omaha, Neb. Brwdgrs Steam Pile Criving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engncers and Contractors. B rgcs, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridgos, Piling and Oak Timber. 15th st., near Farnam, ne N Beer, M. KEATING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budweiser, Erlanger Cor. 9th and Cajitol Ave., Omaha. Cigars and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & €0, lobbers of Cigarfl Tobac 08, 5 10 Street, h 1ith Omuha, Nob, INTEROCEAN CLGAR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Hanufacturers of Fino Cigars, And Whols Doalers in 1. Tobaccos. Noa 108 and 110 N, 1th Street, Omahn, Neb, & urockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufucturers and Tmporters Crockery, Glasswaro, Chimn Ete. Office, 817 South 13th Stiedt, Omalim, Nb, Lamps, Cartiages. C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitney Carriage Co.'s \ Children’s Carriages, Jewett's Celebrated Re rigerators, Send duor price lists, 1413 rnam st., Omuha, Lornicas, R Eagle Cornice Works. Epeneter, l’rnpl!vlnr Manufacturer of 1 Iron and Cornice. 23 Dodge and 101 nd 165 North 1ot RUEMPIN Manufacturess of Ormamentai Galvanized Iron Cornicgs, Dormer Windows, Finnls, h &t. Workdono in eny .-.uu»r the country. Wostern Cornleo Works, C. SPECHT, Proprieto Galvanized Tzon Cornices, F roved Patent Metailie Skylight. th §t., Omaba, No ct, Omalin, Neb. Specht's im. 408 and b10°S, ___Doors, Sash, Ete, Tho Gate (1:y Plen'sg Will, Rlinds, Also nll kinds of 1d Staie work of every de- . Sash and Scroll AR BERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Ete. Stair Kuils n specialty. Telephono No. 92 L5t and Marey St Omuba, Neb. Electrical Supplies. LW \vun & CO., Blootricla Bury i Alarms, Tiells, ing Tubos, Iron Works, PATTHN 1 RS, Wrought and Cast Iron Buildmg Work, IronStairs, Railing, Rolled Roams and Girde, rs, Bteam Bnginos. lirass Work, General Fount Machine and Blacksmith Work. Office & Works, Union Pacific 'y & So. 17t St. fron a: d OMAHA NAIL MA NU Cut Rails m u,. Safes. Omaha Safe Works, ANDREEN. re and Burglar Proof Safes, Jail W, nvk Shutters and Wiro Omahu, Nelu Manufacturer of Vault Doore, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3400and 1411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Commission, Etc, —— - M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission . Geo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 8. Omaha. Tolohone 682 W. F. BROWN & C0,, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Office—Exchango Building, Union Stock Yards, ) South Umabu, Neb. Telephono No. 8. ; MALLORY, BON & CO. Live Stock Commission, Dnfon Stock Yasds, Chicago, 1 . ¥ ~uden Manages N e 1o W. L. PATRICK & CO,, Live Stock Commission Merchants, “Address all communications to us at Union Stock ‘urds, South Omaha. Advances mudo on stock, 5 Usiion Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. Jobn ¥. Boyd, Superintendent. BAVAGE & GRELN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit d. Union St ck Yurds, Omuhs, Nob, Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer fn Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Eie. Yards—Cor. 7th aud Douglos, Cor. 9th und Douglua, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard W Finish, Just opened. N . bth and Louven: worth Btreets, Omabia, No CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. Mth Strect, Omabu, Neb. F. Colpetzer, ‘Munag C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaba, Nob, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Cor. 6th und Douglas Streets, Omuha, Neb GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer fn Lumber, Omaha, Nebrusks. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Wares Slock, Funcy Woods, Bridgo Timbers &c., 8. W, Cor, uth and Douglus, Omaba, Aeb, G. F. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldiass, Bullding Paper, Ete. Bouth Lot Sueets D@, Nebrusia MAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural fmplements, LININGER & METCALF O, Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Offce, Corner 6th and Pacifio Ste, Omaha, Ne 7 PARLIN, ORENDORFF Wholes...e Deal I Agricuitural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARKER, ‘Wholesale Dende in Agricultural [mplements, Wagons, Carriages and Pu Jonos St bet, 0th and K 1ith, aha, Nob. Boots Shoes. W. V. MODSE & €0, Johhors of Boots hnd Shoes, Manufactory, Bty Sieoet, Noston Carpets. £ A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 011 Cloths, attings, Curtnin Goods, . 143 Faram oo Oineha, Nek Coal, Lime, Etc. JLEFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 2128, 11th 't,, Omaha, Neb. Yards, oth and’ Di' renport Stroets. COUTANT & SQUIRES Deaiers in Hard aud Soft Coal. Deet vovietios., Office, 213 8. 15th St Telephone Ro. 1402, Oriabin, Nob. NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, SIS, 15t € ymana, Nob. G 1LE, President, GrO. PATTERSON, 800, and Treas. A1 Hupnent, F. A, Baron, Proprietor, Munnger. Kebraska Wal end Lime Compduy, NEBRAS Nepliono 0. " Goor Omaka Con.‘ Coke uvd Lime Co'nptmy. Jobbers of Lurd a Mt cont, 209 8. 1th St aha, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Heed and Soft Coal. Colorado Coul, 21 and Spices, ~CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coffeo and Spice Mills. Tons. Coffoes, Baking Powder Flivoring 116 Hare Omulbia, Neb. Commission, Ete. BRANCH & CO,, Whah;snlo Fruits, Producs, Oysters, 1ahi. Applos—Our own pic it & Co.'s Tiger Brand Oysters, Butter, , Poultry, ot JOHN General Comi o, Provision ission Merchant, ruits, Flour and Feed, 105 Produg 1. Colsignments solicited. W. E. RIDDELL, General Commission Merc]nnt €, Dutter, E 112 8 1ih., Omaha, o Plione No, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Biys und Produce. A full g of Stono- usigniments eolicited. 1414 Dodge St mmum R. McDONALD., COMMISSION MERCHANT. B15 12th Str Omala, Nel AR &, and Ch WIEDEMAN & 0., Produce Commission Merch.mls Pouliry, Butter, Game, Fruits, St., Omuhs, Nebr: lties: Buts SRFIELD BROS General‘(,ommlsgmn Herchants, 1406 Dodgo Street, Omahn, Neb. Consignmonts Soncited. WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Herchants, Foreign and Domestic Fruits a specialty. El- egant &tornee facliitios. Warchouse ard office, 110 North 1t Teleplione 11 E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Country s rodud 0 gon- erally, 309 5. 12th St., Omala, Ncb, MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerntor and Duoking House, 14t & Leavon- worth 8t., on U. P, K. It. Track, Omeha, Neb, Established 1670, ROBERT PUBVIS, General Commission, Omaha, Neb. Speciulties—Buttor s, Poulry and Game. PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduce and_Provisions, Omuha, Nob Commlsslon lerchaut and wholesnle dealer in country produco, iruits, 8pecinity, @20 N, 16th st., Omaha, Neb. SCHURAUN & H-\w, or< to A, P, 8c Proddcé Commission Hurchanls. No. 213 South 12th Stroet, Oniaba, Neb, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & ( Yholesale Dry Goods aud Notions, 1323 Douglus Stroet, Omakia, Nob. BERG & CO,, Wholesale Deulors in' Dry Goods, Hoslery, Notions, |-mmr, ud White' (o troot, Ouaha, Nob. - “2% VINYARD & 5CH Jobbers in otions, Hosfery & Gents'Furnishing Goods 1006 and 108 Furnaw St., Omaha, Neb, IDER, Harness, 7[':. WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harpess, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, “urt Goods, Blankots # 1421 Furnam Streot O E. M, HULSE, Iatlress Compgng i Overalls, CANFIELD MARTFACTURING €O, Maunfacturers of Overalls, l:umm ste, Ehirts, Eic., 1102 and 19 Dougiag teeel, Omidia, Nok OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY OMAHA L Y Dealers in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesala. 18t Stroot and - Traok, l‘umh!; MAN D WYATT, Wholesalo Dealer in Lumber, 20th and fzard ote, Omaha, Nebrasks, J. A WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shlnql;s Buildin o nes, (e Nintn ana Jones, Oy Millinery. 1. OBERFELDE Tmporters and Jobbersof Millinery and Notions, 1213 8 1214 Harnoy Strcet, Omahia, Net Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instraments. Steinway Pianos, Weber, Decker, Haines and Diies Pitnos, PROKARE OFguns, Chase Organs 161 and 108 16th stroot Notions, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Dry Goods, Notions, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Goods from Now. York. Trade enles duly, 803 A 508 South 13t Sty Gmatin Furniture, Etc DEWEY & STONE, Wholesalo Deaters in Faraitara, Farnam Streot, Omaha, Nob, Croceries. i ALLEN DROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglus Street, Omaha, Neb b B. B. CHAPMAN & €0., 3 Viholesalo Fancy Grocers, Cigars, fTobacco and Smokers' Articles, 1217 Howard SL MEYVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, £pices, Cigars and Tobueeos, 117 and 1310 Dougs Ins Streot, Omaka, Nob. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPAN Wholesale Grocers, (\vmor 10th and Farnam Street. PAN LLAGHE Wholesale Gr ocorm» and valsms, No. 705, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th St,, Omaha, Neb, mnnnn, Neb. Hardware, W. J. BROAT Hewy lhrd\' are, Iron, Steel, o Tumg treey, Omak EDNEY & GIBION, | Wholosals ron, Steel, Wagon And Coxr Stock, Heavy Hardware, venworth Stcet, Omuha, HIMEBAUGH & TAVLOK, | Builders’ Hardware, Mechanies' Tools and Buflalo Scales. 1405 Douge | lus Street, Omaha, b, LEE, FRIED & €O, ~ Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet lron, Ete. Agents for Howe Seales and Minini Powder Co., Omuhu. Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Bruss goods. 1521 and 1823 Pare nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY C0., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, | Bmerson Steel Nuils. Cor. 10th and Harney Streets, Omahi Harvesters. WM. DEERING & €O., CHICAGO, Manufcoturer of the Deerlng} Harvester Goods, Write to Wm Lorimer, Ganoral Agent, Omaha. 0no 610, i Teley Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumpg, Pips and Engines. ater, Rajlwily and Milling Supplies, Bt und ¥24 Furnaim 5t Omahs, Neb, ) CHURCHILL PUMP CO, o Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam und Wator Supplies. Hendquarters fow Must Foost Co's Goods. 1111 Farnam Street, Omahn, Nob. 1 Jevielry, EDHOLM & EHICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Denlers in Silverware, Dinmonds, Watchos Clock, Jewolors' Tools ‘nnd Materiuls, Bto,, 103 || wnd 16, 16th Stroot, Cor. Dodgo, Omuhs, Noth, g % Notions, Etc, J. T. Robinson Notion Company, i 408 and 406 8. 101 ,Omaha, Nob, ) Wholesale Dealors in ns aud’ Gents' Fure nishing Goods. Qils, Ete, " CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE €O, Wholesale Dealers i Oils, Gnsoline, Mica Axle Greuso, Fie. A, H. Bishopy Munager, Omalin, Neb, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebrauska, HARRIS & ¥ LR, Packers and Provision Dealrs, Dffice, Union Market, 1517 Dodge Strect. l‘mmn. ll‘r‘i::‘r:m hl:) ‘l.' .l( Iy hmn, Oumuha, Nob, Yeles Safes and Locks. P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Buralar Proof Sufos/Time Locks, Vaulty end Juil work, 1020 Fiarnum etreot, Ornahi, Nob Wholesale and Pelall Daalar n Soeds, Agricultural, Yegotable, Bte. 044 Follows' Hally . W. Cor. 11l d Dodge St o Omahin, N Drugs, Etc, 2 COODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggis| And Dealer iu Faiuts, Oike wnd Window lass mitis, Nob, Wiite Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD (), Strietly Pure White Lead, Wines and Liquors, JLER & €0, Dislillers and Importers of Wines And Lig Sole manufuct of Kenuoeds tors, 1L Hurney Strost, Omalisy RO, W, Dt NCAN, Successor 10 MeNAMARA & Diox(an, Tporters and Wholosule Deulors in Wines Liquors and Cigars, 214 4tk S, Omuis Fish, Etc, Buccessor ¥ Eictasson & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Toporters of ¥ Foign, ¥ 911 | 1 d o ke Bt aud U 1