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

ECAN 0PPO Heo Explains Hig liamentaf '« UARTER CENT FLUCTUATIONS. [ * | A m&‘flnonln' in_she Provision ree Pie Free Offer Priccs Down s Better Con- Y PULLED THE PLLG atio‘n of an ‘Excited Witness of the Varying Wheat Market. ion in Live Stock. CHIOAGO GRAIN MARK P CricAGo, March Joagt » dont » trind ik e 1S U h # ing, but with rathe: Jocal erowd, liowever, Wi June froni e to Silge. ance from the seaboard was the fmpreyed tone to the marker. i the imports into 1l coupled with a cable tha market for Awmerican wheat, eigners do not wantit, we With considerable effeet, clined ! “ @40 higher than the reached. Then the market elined under large offerings by Jocal pretessionals, and up to not overed from the at Outside domestic soft, but later cables better than earfier on: wulled our. the plug,” e broker who had ched Sijeto f0iaste, and others same opinion. A consic long whes 1e out e it. we _of bears who were alr “ket. better prices ruled, wmerely fractional, Con close, when fthe sentiment turned bearish and and settled ke No change in onts, = Provisioxs—Irovisions offerings were unexpee fes dropped 10c on pork ‘and ribs. fo for the | been feeding 2 bulge, and whenever “®out liberally prices break easily. but the ast k thein m is current that the Howe syndicate has n secretly unloading, and ©lose up its deal this month, taking a loss of | T'his is mere con je vs pleasure to think t 15,000 to £:200,000, but it gives the b what 18 going to happen. ,nmlm-z isgaid nottoha yfinn this statem April wl ,bv arege, AFTERNOON )¢ was steady and « ‘wheat belng about M for there. Corn was lower. qgtifet and”“without sifuation or quotations. 2:40 p. 1 sellers; calls, 817 Chandler- TDha following re I'he RD. M: Umaha repic n Co, of Chiic % * Sflie New York llerald and it Engllsh B 080 per cent short, weeks backwid. reported ood buy e for lns.v) selling by Wall st cial ~WneAT=W heat onened steady this a weak undertone, felt builish, the price for May 1y feoni 517 to A rable on the break, but bulk of sales were believed to be on aceount | ady short of the mar At the elose of the long session slightly Tecove Provi considerable change in Continued cl bhasis The | United Kingdom, there is no foreign and t s used by thebears and the m but the next wave carrie point he: 10 drive markets de pmeb imed an May slide wer quan Corn was steady until towards of the market the opened fr 2140 crowd have been suspeet- that pork property comes on that outgo The wheat d of exciting features, v and Puts on May wheat, 807 @ Co.'s Report, 20’ § iished the Bi Ch S @ables firm and in good demand early. € “Tribuns orts, that the and work is two or Exporters at New and May deliver. par y elosed at Sle every thue (hey try They may pound it to seare long thereby get out of it, but at present o whoat is a fair business investment.” and not much doing. —mndy. 0 p m.~Everything” qulet ahd un- ant pre once more de- oy we ons AT, Telegram. ] norn Tie | put @S of the nerease hat for ket de- prices viously weight k had made were cldedly ody has excited from of the tity of the was the erowd akened strong ee and @se on mebody ) every > opin it will wre, market closed were, @s0! e, peculs publish 1 wheat ties de- D A‘G') LIVE STOCK. OAGO, M) 405,50 at flesking $5.60@h, strong, but toeker and feedel trade Cow stock and soarse butcheas™ stock actory Also selling at satis| ‘aulet for want of suitable stoc but they L beef ope © $40 0 1500 Tbs, $4.90@5.75; 254 850 t0 1200 pounds, ~ of s boom that was - ., M JSN’(IIII Teleg 3 e o a number of big steers sold nd along there that for, not ¢ . aun s enabling salesmen to off thelr odds and ends at satisfac is . 'There & number of buyers here that want he annot compete with the ators who want that class ent. A lot of fine short horns, ayers sold for $6.50. Shipping st 1200 to 1350 1vs, §4.00@@4,60, Hoas—The market opened with something rted by speculators, ‘some eases prices were a good 100 and In a gendral way stock that Illlnlllm boom wasge higher ti of \ off—that i pgent and unlin wanted or ished by the nly dropped finish lost, the left. ‘Gnal erday, but along near noon after the buyers ed oraers bought refused to follow the spec back, the advance of the avket closing weak ‘The sales below were made early and do not fairly osing prices, but wonld by 10c lower all around. Big Light quotably th prices, are vy an the ulators, and ried, sold at $4.50@4.55, ring over $4.40@4.50 at the her classes dropped i the INANOIAL. ::a‘V A b 81.—MoNEY—On call, uulux from 2}4@3 s on demnm south- 8 | terday’s close however, that the situation is wn- In the last hour call stocks exhib- | weakness, t is a little below the highest officinll change rl STOCKS ON WALY, STRE 8% cent bonds... 1015 C. &N, W S. 415’ NI § (mu-n Tran. { Pacitic Mail. P, D, &E. Bl Qv wific 's of " Jentral l'ul &Aiiy e ferred. & Le W prof llnmm o B&W. l\nnwnl\ flexas. LakeShore I.& N.... Mich. Cenfral... Mo. Pacific Norths referred.. Pacific Union Pacific W. St L. &0 preferred. .. Western, Union 67 104 PRODUCE. Chicago, March #1.—Flour--Steady and unchanged; winter wheat flour, £4.40@34.50: southern, $4.004.65: Wisconsin, Michigan soft “hl'-ll bakers erday's close, ad- became st er, settled Apri anything closed Le B @M Qoing: ruled nd Tuture ¢ for _cashs 3¢ for May. Dull: early declined '@'ge from yes- for Aprils v cc for Aprilj Gats bige for eashy e 0ige for May. Rye—Dullat He, HH y—Dull at mothy—Prime, $1,816 Elaxseed —No. 1, 10714, Whisky--§1.14, Pork-Ttuled irfecularly within small range opened slightly i ater beeame w declined 10e, ain to outside fi; declined 7'je losed guiet: $9. ¢ casii: §0.2 ¢ for March; 045 for May, Lard—Moder pwer but elos 51 i Mareh: Bulk Meat Iv active but o > Phtter— irm; good to extr good to ine dairy, 10} Cheese—Steady and cheddars, 1010} ge; flats, @) ereamer 81 i} Fu Hides green salted, areen, < light, Nge dry salted, skins, 10@lie. zed: No. 1 country, Sinpme Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu., Oats, ‘bu liuxlv bu. ew York, March : 10.000 1y une No. 2 red, e No. 1red, L0 attivie, Corn May, closing ot firm hmu. et: options steady ungraded, 3 No. " May closing reccipts, 4 3 000 exports, mixed western, $61,@ 1 white west- western, 15035 Cheese-—Firy St. Louis, M I, 884 mixed, cash, Weak at $10.2 minal at § nchanged; creamery, Unchanged. Minneapot and inactive: AW leat—Quiot d, éash and_ April, No. 1 northern, 1y, K8:c: June, & 04455 bakers', our, 125 bbls, 13 tlour, 19,000 sh and Aril, Klour—Quiet, p §3,00(3, 85, Receipts—Wheat, 67,000 bu; 8Npm|,n'.!~\\l|ul!, 11,000 Clneinnlll. March No, 2 red, 89c. 3L—Wheat—Firmer; e ixed, ...c ¥ demand. tSL10, arch 81 AWheat—Weak; Tarley-Fitig No Provisions—Steady March, $9.50; May, $ Kansas City, M ash, 66lge bid, 68¢ May, Giizc bid, 674 aski Corn—Quiet; eas ask bid, 25¢ asked: May, 20 bid, Wige asked, ats—Nominal; eash, 25 asked. March 81.--Wheat—Quiet; cash, pork, cash and Wheat—High- April, selle Jun pd s April ik don- Wheat—Supply 4 i at 7s Bqd; iz, firm at 7s 4d. otk —Supply £00d: steads at 8s 24, Corn—Supply good: spot, dull at Mareh, fivim at 45 205d; April and May, steady atds 2, New Orleans, March 31 changed, arkets—Un- 3 white, 4 ady at S0a@doe, not quotably 3 long clear, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, March3L,—The Drovers’ Journal reports: Dattlo—Recelpts, 4 xh|p‘.|m. steers, $4.00 stockers,’ $3.00t4. 40 mixed, $1 “Texas eatile, A Hogs—Receipts, 10,000; strong early, clos- ing dull; rough and mixe pick- ing und shippitie, 4,20 61, 5 light, 83,00 pts, 1,800 strong; natives, 5,005,553 Texans onis, March hipments, none; 0; generally stead oue car beeves, cows, bulls and @5.30; through nominal $4.00@4. 15 ChttloItecelpts, 500; shipments, market dead and dulls, native shippers ghanged; general butchering stock, none; un: $4.85@ Mareh 81 —attle—Recelpts, 600: shipping grades steady’ L common feeders, $3. shipments, 500; weak and a Shade OMABA MV& STOOK. - i Wednesday Evening, March 31 he recelpts were 1, mormd thy terday on both cattle .‘nl h n. s cthbared with a w e recel decrease 01 100 o1y cattle and 500 on hogs. © * "Ln-dny sulllmnu et Was sLron, d good cattle of all grades found lflody sale. mudbwtundum pln steers, cholce to extra, IVH mt l ) to 1500 nmlndu. are uoted veraging uuo at l m lmdl. at “ Ffln at §8.1 lO emmfl cows nd lium cows, nw g.p. utouxlnuun und bulls, The wmawumhn: strong. vfi.w&u‘ ver yes- o W w8 remainder of | Teeling % “nh A s demand 101 Medinm weight as- | while heayier | Commen rongh We quote anality of the liogs. T tandency for better prices, ehoiee assorted is good. sorted are the best sellers. les are in fair demand. shipping stufts hard, to sell. Chofce assorted medium weights @ heavy, $8,70@3.%0: 1 200d to el mmon rough grades, 1, 83, 70@80; ¢ 8,505, °5; sKippy stuff, €3,0003,23, Thin stuff hard to sell. No fresh arrivals of sheep, and prices nominal, Good grades are selling from S5, 004, RECEIPTS, Wi 100 700 Hogs Cattle s REPRESENTATIVE SALE STEERS, N HIGITEST AND !u\\!\" Showing the higiiest and lowest prices paid on this market for mixed packing hogs dur- ing the vast seven days and for the corre- sponding period_Iast nionth February. (@407 (@4,00 Maren Wednesda [hursd Friday. .. aturday . Monday sday .. Wednesda; this market are made it unless otherwise at e per Ib for all weiglits, “Skins,” or hors weiching less than 100 Ibs, no value. Precnant sows are 1 40 18 and staws 80 1bs. All sales of stock per ewt. live wei hogs se Notes. Sold out. The yards cleared. Hog market J. Lansing, hos. Clark Bros, bought 660 hogs on the market to-lay. uller & of i7 hog W. ). Davis, of Grand Island, made a visit to the yards, A load of hos shipped in by Clarks, was soll. A, Peyne was hiere with aload of from North Lou er, Fairtield, marketed a load of P., of Fullerton, marketed a joad A. D. Sears, hogs Lipsey, @ prominentlive stock dealer of Lincoln, was at the yards John Heth, ut for the stock A 075 hogs, and W, E. \ml(h St. l’d'll 86 I Abrans, Valley. eanie n with two loads of cattle which he sold on the market, M. H. Dualey came over from Counecil Bluffs \\'\lll a load of ich he sold. Uiaric oS, Sniphea seven 10248 of nows, and the Anglo Packing company one load. Mr. Ostenberg, of Ostenberg & T ards and sold two toads’ well-known sto trol, lowa, was at the W Geo. Paili lawyer of ( ing after fi raiser and yards look- Kearney: Virgin & Nelson, L. Swith, Ulysses, each scld : ol to-day’s market, One commission firm ed orders from different parties to buy amounting to 12,000 head. 1f other tirms are doin well, the be a zood demandfor this e OMAHA WHOLESALE General Markets, Wednesday Evening, March 81, 'he receipts are liberal, the bulk of sales being made at dadise. Burrer—There is a strong demand for c wrades of butter but there is very lit- tle coming in. ‘The poor and inferior grades {6 not selt readily, . Choiee Tolls are. quoted at 16@1ses to_good, 10@12: Inferior, (s 5 Ouly the very chol top price CuEe: aney full eréan chedda ber make, 1lige: flats, 12 young America, Ide; first quality Swiss cheese, “quality, 13@lc; Limburger, im fli Y—The receipts of dressed poultry while the irly 1 kens are quoted I turkeys MARKETS EaGs . Octo- 1@1e: Pour very mand. and due ), and only w t 11012 10611 ve chickens a few coming in. Gase—The demand for ducks was better to-day, and fresh reccipts sold at slightly MiEher. pri for the most part 3 ns. per doz, do: \1 snipes, abbits, per doz. S $2.0002.50: teal duicks, 001,503 small rab: 0 ner jack lard duc ; mixed ducl @ioe: geese, PRESERVES, J ELLLS, B1C.—Preserves, ll 15 perlb. 10c; do in assorted 5-1b, pails per c ellics, all kinds, first gr c;' assorted, first_grade, G pails $2.007 do, 2257 “do, tumb- ely. all kinds, 1b, Mined do, 18, do. 51b Apple butte b, pal u,lp.vr cr 1-1b. pails, per lers, per case, 2 d second grade, meat, best g 35 and6sIb.” pails, per 21 per crate, fipnh, 83, extra fine, 1 bbl Ib, 7e; do 4041b pal Ib, 73gc: do, b Phalls.. Der Grato, 6 pai 5 5 |‘muh|l|ul plum butter, 4“ll)|)l|1|1, e, 1b, 9 je; peacl h l" wina nd ulllm e butter, sorted, 5l pat per erate, 6 pails, $3 |ml!~)| I)llllllulflh"l per doz $1.50, 188’ 1eet, per i do, 1 bLL. '§2.40; do, per Kit, %c. " tongues, per g bbl, do," per 1 do, quart jars_per doz, £5,50; do, TS per case, 2 doz, § m Tripe, per 4 5700, per Igbbl, $2.40; doy per kit, al bbl, -ll|l Lulel AUER KRAUT—Best_quality, 45 50 : 30 gal bbl, $6.50; 15 al bbl, Nurs—Pecans, large polished dium, # cnglish walnuts, 14 na, 20c; do, Languedoe, 17¢; ilberts, 1405 peanuts, hand picked, fancy ginia 8e;do. asted. 10¢. Comp HoNEY—Califorma 2 1o frame 60 Ibs, in case per Ib., 15a; 10 1b, frames, Nebraska, alie. ('mvn—.\lh‘?'l‘hikn refined, per bbl, $6.50; i vine, 16¢; cider, 12}c, 4. 5,00, 1c; pecans, almonds, n i\ Brazils, dn half bbl. 8Ib boxes, per 1b, 16w@17e; T boxes, per Ib, 1%¢. Dates, fane boxes, per Ib, 1 do, fancy Persian, 50-1b boxes. per Ib, 10@hic; California black figs, Oc. BANANAS the maurket i quoted at $2. size. LEMONS—Fancy Messina and Palermo, per box 5530 o, choice Messina and Taletiio per box, $3.00; do, Calitornia lemon COCOANUTS— fresh stock has arrived and Yell supplied. They are 0@3.00 per bunch, according to §8 than 100, poiholco Los Angoles, per box, box lots, per box, §2.60; do, 10-box ancy Riverside, $8.75; do, 5-box : Navels, $5.00, NBERKIES—Choice Jersey, Bell and Bugle, per bbl, $0.00; bush box, $2.00, OYsTE ew York counts, 4c extra selects. 40c* selects, 85c; Siahdards “Boes “BrANs—The manM is very picked navy. $1.75. hand-picked medim, $1.0a1.70; cood elean eountry, - 81351 inferior. .00:! California pea beins, S1.55: Californin DAY beans, $1.%6@500, HingEs—Green butehers, f3ge: green eured, Tigezdry flint, IN@ife: dry salt, %10c: dam pred hides two-thirds price. low irease, prime! white, ®: By brown, 2ige. Slieen Pelts fURS AND SKIN&—-Mink, each. 10@40c; muskrat, wintet, 9@se: do. kits, 10 £2,50@5.00¢ skunk, short strip broad striped, 10@15; badger, coon. No. 1 large, 46 01 do. No. 8, 100! do, mountain, & ver, SLH0@2.50 per 1b: fox, each, 40:@1,15: deerskin:, drv winter, 1 @15¢ per Ib: do. fall and sumier, 152 ‘ante:ope, 5@ 10° por LEATHERCNG L THIsburg hatness, J. C, Pittsburg, K. & 8, prime slaughter sole ak sole leathers, 5@ 20d. dllll. Hay '| wolf. prairia 3,00 wildc Brime lier, per foot, onk Kip, S alf, Kip, Tk €101, S1.00@ ‘ll‘lfllh Yo INES A I DKS, S0 00000 ot A CoAr—Anthracite grate, 88,25 ogg, $8.95; nge, 88 50; hestnut, € " H Valnut block, $5.75: Illinois, $5.00; \]hnrlul‘ 4.0, iravy Hanow Plow steel, special ¢ st tools d ZON S per set, Sl tongues, each are nuts, per Ib, ), B@12¢: malleable, GaSe woars Ge: 0w teeth, 4 spring steel, i@Se: Burden's horseshoos, Burden's mulo_ shoes, 5,10, Batbed Wire, in car lots, $4.00 per 100 It Iron Nails, rates, 10 to 60, S3,00, v\)llll = buckshot, 81 oriental powder, as, o, a use, per 100 feot, chain, | wedges, e Dy PAixts—White lead, Se: aris whiting, French zin whiting il i whiting, coni'l, lam black, Ger: lampblack, or dinary, nitramarine p 15 umber, b com- ; chirome H"ll\ll. in (\ll H\ cans e, brown, m.nvl\ black and k, 16e: Prussian blue, 15¢: ehrome blind and shutter aris ereen, 183 mon, N green, K, 1%e; verminon, Taw and burnt wmbe W and burnt sienna, 12 v refined lampblack, 13 oty black, 163 drop L blue, 40¢; ultramarine wreen, L& D1 wreen, D, Vene . Yerwilion, Lo o! L. M. & O, D, 18¢: golden K3 graining co alnut, chestnut and s 18 O1L—White lead, Om white lead, & Venetian, red, American, 1 nuine, rochelle Americar Venctian chrome chrome 'y $ ochre, Winter's mine Snanish brown, ochre, per oz, 40c; chloro: Dovers powders, p glycer per b, S1.60; oil,_castor, oil, "olive, ‘per gal.. opium. §3. er o, pure, per : oil, eastor, No. 1, pef h T E L, 8 nine, P & W tassitn ociidd, per i, salicin, per oz, 40¢; sulphate morphin T ooz, £2.80. phur, per 1. 24c: stryehhine, per oz, 01,5110 . ver gallon, headlight, per galion, 11e; 13 1oe: 150 water White, 14 galon, 4t it. per linseed, hard, gallon, per ‘gallon, S1.60: neatsfoof, extra, pe icating, zero, per gallon, e golden miachine, No, 1, per sperm, signal, per ver gallon, 57¢; gaso- ver gallon: furniture,” No. Kurni- 1, $1.00; 1 §1:20% sphaltum finish, 12; 1l Al Redis- blended, h.ml oil Sririms—Cologne spirits, 158 proof, & do 101 proof, SL13; spirité, second qu 101 proof, SL12: do, 188 proof, SLiL hol, 188 proof, $2,10' per wine gallon. tilléd_wh SLOC@L50, $1.50@2.00: Kentueky bou Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00@s.503 Golden Sheat bourdon and'rve” Wwhiskies, SL50@3.00, Brandies, imported, domestic, $1.50@3.00,_Gins, imported, $ @h.00: don Lo, Ry ported, domestic, ed, per cas case, $10,00(d16.00. SDAENCS, Import: 234.00; Auers Fish, AERRINGS. Munn's STNo1 L'b 6 003 Lige Gib'ed Fancy b 603 2 L'go 1td Sh'ro F'eyl5 50 NEW FISH. ‘n: 4o, | Olllll IIIIIFIGTUHEIS. Book Bmdmg AN REES PRINTING 0,, Printers, Book Blnders, And Tiank Book Manufacturers, Nos. 108 and 108 South 14th Street, Owabs, Bridges — Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors, B 1ges, Feof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges, Piline and Onk Timber. 15th ., near Farnam, Telephone No 74 . | Agent for Anheuser Bush Brewing Ass'n Specinl Lrande Faust, Budweiser, Erlanger Cor. 0th and Capitol Ave., Omaha, Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Gune and Ammunition. 215 10 223 South 11th Street, 1020 10 104 Furnain Street, Omalia, Nob. INTER-OCEAN ClGAR FACTORY. WEST & FIITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Deniors in Leaf Tobaccos, 108 and 110 N. th Street, Omanba, N urockery. Nos. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Twportors, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimness, Ofic 1 South 13th Strect, Omuha, Carriages. GOODRICH A. “ hitney Carringe Co.'s (&5 Agents for ¥, ators. Senl L Omnba. Jew duor pr foo sin, Cornices. Eagle _Cornice Works peneic A Tron § nd 105 North 1)t RU Manufacturersof Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, s, Bie., 710 8, 12th §t. Workdono in any o tho country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprictor. and 101 1h§ Cflfn tiiy le"flg il Sush and Blin Also all kinds of Seroll and Stair work of every de- A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer und Denler i Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. alty. Telephone No. rey Ste., Omaha, Neb, I8 a spe 02 and M Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & C( ctricians, Electrical Sapplies, Masonic Block, Omaha. Bur Alurms, Bells, Fire Alarms, Electric Matting, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works, - PAXTON & VIERLING TRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work Tron Stairs, Ruiling, Rolled Teams and Girder . lirass Work, General Foundry Office and Agricultural Implementss LININGER & METCALF €O, Wholesale PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholesaie Dealers in CHURCHILL ,‘,\Rl\Elk Wholesalo Deader jn Agricultaral [mplements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggies. Jenes £t., bet. 0th and 10th, Omaha, Nob. Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOFSE & €0, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, Summor Streot, Boston. Carpets, “'8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Fte. 1423 Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb. "« Coal, Lime, Etc, JEFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 218 8. 14th t., Omahn, Neb. Yards, 9th and Drvenport Streets. COUTANT & SQUIRRS Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal. Dest varictics, Office, 213 8. 13th 8. Telephone No. 1482, Gmaha, Neb, NEBRRASKA FUEL €0, Shippers of Coal and Coke, FATEN um;u Qmana, Ne! Manager. Rebrnska Coal and Lln\l\fl&ompauy, Office, 217 S phone 49, Gro. ¥, Lanaan, Pic h0pyAN, V. Pres. JoAL . and Treas. Omaha Cox;, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and_foft_coal, 209 8. 1th St Omiha, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive deaiors in Roulder Colorado Coal, 217 Fouth 14th stroct. Coffee and Spices. " CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coffeo and Spice Mills, ¢3, Spicos, Duking Powder Flivoring mindry Biuo. Ink, cto. 41416 Hare Gnalia, New Commission, Ete, _ DBRANCH & CC Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, ”'M-" hmmhn Apples—Our own packs o Bou JOHN ¥ General Commission Merc ant, ‘Produce, Provision TFlour and 8 14th 8., Omah Consigmments solicited. Keturns mido promptiy. J Potatoes. W. E. RIDDELL, General (ommlsslon Merchnnt | recaie Butter. g phone D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, i und Produce. A full line of Stone- Butter, isignments solicited. 1414 Dodge St ware. Omnlin. C fron ard Nails, OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING C Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire & Ity. Omaha, Neh Safes, " Omalia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burg] Vault Doors, Jail Wor Work. Cor. i4th and J. r Proof Safos, )mahn, Neb. Established 1858, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 1409and 1411 Dodgo Street, Omaba, Neb Dloater Moss. Ex. No. 18b'r No. 18hore. Med. No. 1 §i ay.. mily. E2IRSERsax Large LAKE FISH, £ BU1sQ'rBbls 18 Kt W) 50 0|12 |10 U0 02| b5 NEW FISTL No.1Whiic Fis Famiy No. 1Trout No. 1 Pickoréi "NEW & Far | BDI8 HIf LIS O 2w |10 W W 40 151..10 Biged e |~ |7 lHska ... 13 00,7 006 3 Bigod itea ™ |12 7 | Cul. .......|13 00[7 00 6.35 Tonkues & ] Bounas ... 13 00}8 ;7 2 ® w il 85 110 @ tra thik, salmon, ldc; )Mno 4 0 “BMoxED Fisn—Halibut, | | 3 | 10ig0: sealed herrings,: smoked sturgeon, 17c: linnan haddie. SUNDRIES —lmpoited Holland lmrrmcfl kees, 85¢: Russian sardines, 45¢; Ancho- vies in glass. Ole Bull brana. ber ao £100; n*lcwl ilamburg herrings, skins and heads off, ver pail, 810, WTED Visi AU Bbls O'r Bbls Pails or kits 0 W 50 40 15 10 NEW risn. Norwegian ( KKK Hor'ings|12 dm: 05 %08 a»n 0| Norwegian R ke 1 0 00 4513 uf Bristlings......| § W4 804 uu 3 LDD'NH—A arge {3, ) €. &T., Georges ehunu. Tos clover’ leaf, Georges strips, O3ge! 1 1b’ rolls, 5 1b boxes, €e; prairie flower 41b brick, fl‘\.c Dr. llumlltolgw AT 02 8 6 cian and Surgeon, Crounse block, corner 16th and Capitol avenue. Duy and night gatid promptly attended to. mediuins, 2c. PRoVIsioNS—Ham, 93¢c: breakfast bacon, clear side bacon, 7i¢; dry salted sides, 6ife; shoit rib sides, (e} shioulders, Sige’ wess pork, $18.00 per bbl; dried beef, hauk Pleces, 127 lard, tbrces, iy 0 1b cans (Fairbanks), 7550 Tager § b cans, ¢ el Crates, %G 1b; cnuhfluv\er.ltw r doz; as) x 1b:celary, Gjant § 50 .'&"‘3 ,.fo’fi‘:nt.m fl o)1 s Teen un Blons, lwlm, a.so do. lo-lb lo'nl. dg:n&vl-, etc, ns, nwm 76, 1) the number of e — 0 = A HOTEL DIRECTORY, The Millard, B, Bhears, J. E. Markel, Thos. Bwobe, Proprietors Omubs, Nebraska, Flaur md feed. M. BURKE Live Stock Commission G Burke, Manuger, Unkm Stock Yards, 8. Omaba. Telehone 582 W. F. BROWN & CO, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Office—Lixchange Builling, Union Stock Yards, W South Omuha, Neb. ‘Felephono No. 303 MALLORY, SON & €O, Live Stock Commission, Unlon Stock Yards, 8nd Omaha, Neb. Frank Chic.ong wnagor Omabis Branch! Telephone No. 283, Estublisned 1 W. L. PATRICK & CO., Live Stock Commission Merchants, ‘2adress all communications to us at Union Stock Yurds, South Omaba, Advances made on §tock. Utlon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, 5uperintendent, g N, f SAVAGE & GRE ! Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhipments of any and all kinds of stock solicic ed. Union Stoek Yards, Omubu, Neb, R Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor, 7th and Douglas, Cor. 9th und Douglaa, (- BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blind, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish. Just opened. . th and Leaven- worth Bireets, Omakia, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. M4tb Btrect, Omahu, Neob. ¥. Colpetzer, unag! C. N. DIET4 Lumber, 18th and California itmu. Omlh.. Bl.h FRED W OIAY " Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete. Cor. l!.huwlhu M tters and Wiro | It McDONALD. COMMISSIO MERCHANT. 815 12th Strcot, Omalin, Neb, Sp _ter. Eps, wid Chickens. WIEDEMAN & €0, Produce Commission Merchants. Pouitry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Ete. 208, 1ith , Neby TERFTELD BRO! General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodgo Street, Omaba, Neb, Consignments WEEKS & MILLARD, Stora“e aud Commission Merchants. ie Fruits a specialty, Bl S, Wirehouse and office, 110" North 15th st. Telephone 1. . MORONY, General Commlssnon Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Country l‘rmlm.o on- ‘oruily, 509 5. 120 t., Omaha, Nob. © McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Luaven- worth St., on U. P. k. 13, Track, Omuba, Neb, & Established 1870, B ROBERT PURVIS, Genera! Commission, 2118, 14th St., Omahu, Neb, Spocialties—Duttor Eiggs, Poultry and Game. PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce and_Provisions, Omula, Neb ISAAC GRIFFITH, Commission Merchant, and wholesale dealer In country produce, fruits, butter, cggs, eto. Goods on consignment & specialt N, 16th st., Omaha, Neb, KINSCHBRAUN & BONS, (Successors to A. P, Schack.) Producs Commission Merchants, No. 218 South 12th Street, Omaha, Neb, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & €O, tholasnlo Dry Goods and llotlonl, 1% Douglas Strect, Omub, Nob. L. GINSBERG & 00, Wholcsale Deulers in Dry Goods, Hoslery, Notions, Linens, Laces, Embroider; d Wi M‘ 10 Doiaglus Kiroet, Omabi, '}'«"' § VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobbers in otions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Goods 1000 und 1008 Furnam St., Omahy, Neb, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturors and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, lunkets and Robos. mA Farnam e b, Iob. W. WHBHANB & 0O, Wholesale Flour, Peed and Gratn, Manutacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick mumnll;&yuur snd l'mlrlman l-lllkv Hides, [u. GEO. A, HO‘GMND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Owmuba, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LER, Hardwood Lumber, Wagen Etock, Faney Woods, Bridge Timbe m o Wth od Bouglus, Sikana Rhers ' LYMAH 0 Doors, Blinds, Nouhdizss, Paper, Etc. n"’-flh""‘ Bueet, Quase, " E. M. HULSE, Mattress (‘A)llllllil!J il ing, Feathor Mattressos, B te. 1200 and 1208 Douglas Street, L BEH Dmalll. CANFIBLD MANDRACTURING . CO. Manufacturers of Overalls, Joans Pants, Shirts, Ete., 1102 and | TGEN upg...l.. "N ¢ Drand Oysters, Butter, | 3. l'f'LnnAmvns Wholesala Job Dry Goods, Notions, Gonts' | Goods from Now York. Tra | and 08 South 13th 8. Omabag Furniture. EX DEWEY & STO. mxolosua Doalers in 't Farnam Street, om-h. » 7 Croceries. T ALLRN BR Wholesale Groc 1116 and 1112 Dou E. B. CHAPMAN Wholesale Fancy Gro Tobacco and 8mokers' Articld ~ MEVER & RAAH Wholesalo Fancy Grogers Epices, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1817 and 1510: s Streot, Omaha, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & ¢ \IPAN Wholesale Grom. | Corner 10th and Farnam Streots, Omal PAXTON, GALLAGHER & oo,. Wholesale Groceries and Proyisio Nos 79 and 711 8. 10 St., Hardware. 1 W. J. BROA' Heavy Hardware, IM. Stulh Eprings, Wagon Stock, Hard Lum| | 773509 'and 1211 Harne muu.omm-.l{-& | EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosaio 150, Stel, Wi o Ana Carriago Wood Stock, Heavy 1217 and 1219 Leavenworth: streot. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hard ware, Mechanics' ’rmm and Buffulo Seales, 2408 1ug Strect, Omuhia, Nob, LUE, FRIED & €0, © Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tin Sheet Iron, Bte. Agents for Howe Soales Minini Powder Co., Omaha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & BONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnages, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. i nam Stroct, RECTOR & WILE Emerson Steel Nail Streots, Harvesters, Manufeoturer of Daerln& Harvester Goot T “"“o.,..n.l‘“'q"ofi‘fi,,v....' 3 Iron Plpe, B A, L SI'IKAI\O u)IIP | Pumps, Pipe and En Steam wmr. Rallway and Ml | 22 ond 24 Furnam St 0 | " ""bHURCHILL PUMP Wholesple- Pumps, Plpo, | Bteam una Watér Supplics, | Must ¥oost Cd's Gobls. _ Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERIGK Wholesalo Jowela Dealers in_Silverwaro, Dia Clocks, Jewelers' Tools and M and nd 1ot Streot, Cor. Doage, O Notions, Etga J. T, Robinson Notion 403 and 405 S, 10th St.,| Wholesale Dealers in Notioi ishing Goods Wholosnlo Dul : Gasoline, Mica Axlo G _Managor, O THE GOODMA Wholesale D And Dealer in P&lflx}.-. Oils CARPIR T Striotly Pure W*’ Wines and Li 1LER & § Distillers and Impor And Liquors. Sole manufs B Flll i oo "M GEO. W, Buccessor ?nyuum A & "ld und ‘u”fim- S