Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 12, 1886, Page 3

Corn—Firmer; receipts, 4,000 N.‘:m‘ n:'gn":'lzj’u q'z(;m\::d N xuamm?fj . %, 455460 elevated, 47@iiige H (n)v'm @??‘ @47}gc afloat; ats—Fairly active: receipts, 10,000: ex- v‘wn.';m!n i mized western, d6@4dc; white Petroleum=Fiii: united closed at 7. Eags—Dull and lower; western 13, Pork—Dull; old mess, £0.500@10,00, Jard_Fairly active: ‘western steam, spot, - W fair Inquiry; western, S: Elgin creamery, 4e. heese—Quiet; westegn, 8i5@10¢e, Milwaukee, April 11, — Wheat—Weak; cash, 03¢c; May, T5e; June 795, Corn. h-mly\j 0, 2, 36 Oats—Dull; No. 2, 31, Rye—Quiet: No, 1, 63i¢e, Harley—Quiet: No, 2, 50i¢e. Provisions—Lower; mess pork, eash and Avril, $6.30, Oincinnati, L. —Wheat — Quiet; R0, 0 ro) s, April 11.—Wheat — Quiet Corn—Lower; No, 2 mixed, 87c. Oats—Dull; No. 2 mixed, 5 Ryve—Strong: No. 2, 8hse. Barley—Dull and unchanged; extra No. 8 spring, 50@ Provision e teady and in fair demand. Whisky—Steady a 81,10, Minneaponis, April 11.—Wheat—Steac and a shade strongers No. 1 har cash and April: s2igc for May; 83k No. 1_northern, cash, i5c; $5.50@3,75, Receipts—Wheat, 45,000 bu, Shipments—Wheat, 9,000 bu; flour, 18,000, New Orleans, April 11.—Corn—Quiet but steady at 4540, Oats—Steady at 30@40c, Cornmeai—S$1,90, Hog Products—Generally unchanged but some sales rather higher. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, £3.95; long clear; 343 clear ribs, $5,8715@5.50. Toledo, April 11.-~Wheat--Steady; cash, @y © orn--Firmz cash, 88!gc bid, Oats—Nominal. s 8t. Louis, April 11.—Wheal 8y and lower: No. 2 red, eash, 86c; May, 853c. C |||/|4l lower; No. 2 mixed, cash, 404 4e. Onts—Steady; No. 2 May, Soigen Kye—Firm at 60c. Whisky—Firmat 81.10, Pork—Steady at $10.00, Lard—Hjghér at 85,85, Butter—Dull but n: creamery 21@32c; dairy, 18@28c. Liverpool, April 10.—Wheat — Offered moderately ; new No. 2 winter and spring, no stock here Flour—Supply good. Corn-Fair demand; spot, steady at 4s 2d; :\];!ll, dullat 4 May and June, easy at 5 2, mixed, cash, 20%c; " Kansas City, April 10.Wheat —Steady; cash, 62 bid, 621{c asked; May, 043;@bdige; JUné, 07ige bid, 0iige Raked, Corn—Quiet:'cash, 27i4e asked; May 28%c asked; June, 287¢e, Oats—Quiet; 25¢ asked. LIVE STOCK. Cllzcnzo. April 11,—The Drovers' Journal is: Receipts, 1,100 00@05,005 _cows, caly: shinping stockers and feeders, bulls and mixed, $2.00@ 00: about steady; rongh @$.40; packing and ship- l"""}fb‘(f 505 light, $3.00@4.45; skips, $3,000@3.75, Sheep— Receipts, 1,100; steady; nati t:x.w«.' 0. : o Kansas City, April 11.—Cattle—Receipts, 800; shipments, none: firmer, but ably higher; divm, £1.006 cows, £2,60@3,40, s—Receipts, 6,000; shipments, none; strongz and a shade 'higher; good to choice, £4.00@4.20; common to medium, $3.70@3.90% skips and pigs, $2.00@3.00. St. Louis, April 11.—Cattle—Receipts, shipments, none; nominally firm and price unchanged ; to ~good shipping, 3 B@4.00; cows and mixed, $4.0 hipments, 600; S, &4.00(4.20] $3.00(@4.10, yery dull Dbuehers’, §4.25@4.60; packers, Trade Review. Trade in general 1emains in very much the same condition as a weck ago, though there 18 a better fecling prevalent in most lines. ‘There have been no nges in ranged very even throuzhout the week. Eges b been selling at 93¢e in small lots, and at ¢ round lots. ‘The receipts have been liberal and more than equal to the local demand, the surplus being shipped to New Yorkand San Francisco. The butter market is In a better condition than it has been for some time. “The receipts continue light, especially of all choice grades, while the demand is strong. All the choice bntter meets with ready” sale, and at good prices. Inferior grades are neglected and * are slow sale, Poultry is in active demand, and the supply very light. Live chickens ‘are in good e t, and have sold all the week at $5. I3 ! " lcateven a higher poultry is still in good demand, ly falling off as”the weather The season for game is s very little coming in, ks, which constitute the bulk of the re- , have been slow sale all the week, lers have been compelled to sell for what could gef S0me e even as low as B0c a d or allow the stock to spoil on their hands. “There is a great deal of Inquiry from country shippars regording the demaid for yotatoes. At present the state of the market is not by any means encouraging and the little stock " arriving is diflicult to sell. Retail dealers will not buy in car lots, but only as their needs compel them, and then in small lots, The Jocal farmers are bringin, good many which they sell at low price ey enabling the grocers to reail in some cases at the wholesale price. I'he outside price for the very choicest stock s Ao, and it is 1o easy matter to sell even ut hat but is gr becomes OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Saturday Evening, April 10, There were very few cattle on the market and business was very dull, The receipt fall far short of the demand, and ever thing offered on the market met with uly sale. Qu for to-day are: Cholee to extra wing 1,400to 1,500 ponnds, S4.6%@4,50; veraging 1,200 to LA pound ium, {ne 1100 to 1, oo to ¢l i and heifers, 8330037 wedinm, 4.200 choice 10 extra stags and bulls, The receipts of hogs were more liberal than 15 usual on Saturday, The market opened active and with o beiter feeling than gnheday provious. Later in the day the mar- ket was rather quief biton receipt of favora. ble advices from the east, it livened up and closed active. Drices were stronger than on vestorday, three loads bringing $8.9), » hfgher than the topson the Choice light and meaium weights, $3. %0; good to In fair demand: good., averaging pounds, are quoted at §4.25@1.75; fair, averagiil 10 to 8 pounds, at §3.00@1.15, RECEITS, 100 1000 SENTATIVE SAL STEERS. T No. §4.00 & 03 3N 850 880 #80 350 BN s 1IGHEST AND LOWEST, Showing the higliest aud lowest brices paid on this market for wixed packing hogs dur- fnr the vast seven days and for the corre- sponding period last wonth, h Saturday iy sy L Wodnesday Thrsd: Friday. Sutiirduy All sales of stock in this market are made T ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. s sell at 1c per 1b for all weights. ,'" of hogs weighing less taan 100 Ibs, no value, I‘r\gnanlsows are docked 40 Ibs and stags 80 [bs, Notes, Hogs all sold. Cattle pens cleared. Send in your fat cattle. No sheep on the market. Spelts & Co,, Brainard, sold 70 hoga, Clark Bros. shipped 24 ears of stock. Redlon & Brass, North Loup, marketed hogs, Clark, Heaton & Co., Weston, sold a load of hogs. Hogs sold to<lay about the same asone month ago, Parkhurst & W or 64 hogs, Jno. Wiggins, Platte Center, marketed a load of hogs. AL Killne the inarke Morse, Itc load of hogs. Randolph & Cc 68 Tiogs on the market. S. H. Elwood, North Bend, was at the yards with 54 head of cattle which he sold on arket. . Jackson, of Jackson & Woodring, and, was at the yards and marketed & load of hogs. J. W. Conn, a Plattsmouth shipper, was at the yards to-day and will have stock on the market Mond John Shields, with T, M. Sinclair & Co., pork packers at Cedar Rapids, lowa, was a visitor at the yards, Among othersselling hogs on the market B. Ewin, Exeter; Fisher and Wagner, E. E. Day, South Bend; Rivett Lincoln. hillips, marketed a load Madison, had a load of hogs on ers & Co. Benton, disposed of a Munson, had a load of SALE MARKETS. General Markets. Saturday Evening, April 10, “The market continues about steady v light and grades, 1 table, ir, 8@ it—The receipts are ve the market good for the choicer Choic 5ai0c: choice fre 16@18e i table, 12@lic; 10¢ i Ci ancy full cream cheddars. Octo- ber make, 1lige: fla : America, liclg; first quality Swiss s, cond quality, 124@lic; Limburger, kim flats 0 10c. ity —The market is nearly bare and the demand is good, cspecially for ehickens. As the warm_weatlier approaches there is more inquiry for live ens than X Good live chickens sell readily at Dressed chickens are in_demand at ducks and geese, 10@llc, turkeys, choice, 10 here s very little in the market lucks, whichi' are slow sale at 50c for LLIES, ETC,—Preserves, all . ‘pails per b, 10e; do in pail 1¢e: assorted 5-1b. pails per crate, ies, all kinds, 3 assorted, | crate, 6 pail . per ease, 2 oz, 8 lers, per case, 2 doz. , 8140, Jelly. all kind second grade, 30-1b. pails, per 1b. " 5e. Mince meat, best grade bbl. per Ib. 7c; do. 51b pails, pe 5; do 40-1b pails pidls, per crate, 6 pails . eh and plum butter, 40-1b pails, 7 Olge; peach plum and quince butte 5Ib pails, per crate, 6 pails, $5.75; adish. pint bottles. per doz $1.50. i irc—Lgs’ Teet, per ¢ bbl, $4.00; do, 14 bbl.” £2,00: do, per kit, %c. Lambs’ tongue: 25; do, per Kit, $2.50; do, quart j 25,251 do, rim jars per case, 3 doz, § er 1§ 1, §4.00; do, per {bbl, $2.00; do, per kit, Best quality, 80gal bbl, ots, per 1 pals, § 20-1b. pails, | 51b. pails, pe 11b. pai rst grade, st grade, do, do, tunib, rER KitAt & 5 zal bbl, Comn Ho: —California 2 1o frame 60 Ibs, n caso per Ib, 15e; 10 1b. frames, Nebraska. GieTic. CipEi—Michigan refined, per bbl., $6.50; do. haif bbl.. §4.00, VINEGAL—W hite wine, 16c; cider, 12}c. s—The market is well Supplic cording to size. stock held atly diminished and the demand for choice or faney Michigan and Missouri stock i8 strong. Western stock, $2,006 n apples, $3.00; 50 per bbl. Bell and Bugle, per bbl, $6.00; Jersey, per busi box, —Riverside Medite) Seedlings. ranean Sweet er_box, Navels, per box, $4.50; 1,os Angeies, per box, 82.75; (0 5-box lots, per box, 505 o, 10-box ot vor box, S per box, per_box Fancy Messin: na, per box, S DATES, per box,§ 2 —Layer figs, 8 and 10-1b boxes, per Ib, ibe. Dates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 1ic; Persian, 50-1b boxes, per b, 10¢, - Prunelles, 30-1b boxes, per b, I8e. MAPLE SUGAT boxes, per b, 16c 12ige. Hoxey—Fresh California comb honey put up in 2Ib frames, 60-Ibs in case, California comb honey, per ib., 15c. OYSTE New York coun selects. 40c. selects, 8be; st mediums, 25¢. oL V. choice bbL., 82,002,253 earn radish Toots, per bbl sweet votatoes, per b, $2.00; beets, per bbl., toes. per bu., Bc. Niw VEGRTABLES—California _cabbage, per Ib., 8ige; canliflower. per doz., 82.50; cel- ery, per doz., $L.50; asparagus, per Ib,, 1o spinach, per bbl., 83 %0; green onions, radishes, per doz., 60c; lettuce, 60c; pieplant, per Ib., 15¢. ok8,—The market is very dull and there is little or no stock moving. Re- tail deal are only buying in _small lots to ply their present needs, and it would be 10 easy matter to place car lots, The choicest stock s uul{q\lnlfll at 50c, and mixed or fair to good stock 40@4be. Inferior stock is not wanted. PRovisions—flam, 01¢@10c: bre Bricks, strictly pure, 5)-1b penny cakes, 2>1b cases, — Onions, Michigan, $3,50; rutabag: r bbl., 1. $5.00; do’per 4c: parsnips, petbb $2.00; Salt Lake pota* kfast ba- con 8@ ear side bacon, 7 dry salte i 4 640; shotilders, rled beef, ham 30 1b cans, 7c; 5 1b cans, do, 0 1b cans (Fairbanks), 7i mfi. 1-#4-,: 3 Ib cans, do.. 7igc; boneless han Br:A Ns—California and’ Michigan are ing in a small way. California_Bayo, per 81.05; do Pea, perbu., $1.85: Michigun ium, per bu, 175 puntry, per bu., 75 5 :0ANUTS- Per 100, $4.50; less than 100, 10.50; Alfalfa, Maminoth, 1bs, o busi bush,, v oxtra clean, $1.00@12 xd Top, 8503 Orehard Grass, S25w.b Gorman Millgt; 501bs. por bus) Hungarian, 25 s, $) Rlish Blue or Rye Gras IRAIN—On the st Corn,_ oats, 35c; wheat, No. 2, 60c; sTUFFS—Winter wheat flour, best quality naient, §8.00@s 10; secoud quality, $260@d00; best quality ' spring wheat flour, patent, $2.50@2.%; buckwleat flour, in barrels, $5.75: ready raised 3 Ib pack- ngus, $4.00; 01U pickages, §300; bran, i per ewt; chopped feed, 700 per ewt: white corn meal, B0c3 yellow corn meal, 70c, per cwt; sereening, 60c per cwt; hominy, §1. per ewt; shorts, e per ewt; graham, §1.75; \y, in bales, $6.00@700 per ton. I1ings—Green butchers, e Tige;dry fling, 11@18e; dry salt, od liides two-thirds price. prime white. 8ise: yellow, H 234e. Sheen Pelts—2n@ibe £URS AND SKINS—Mink, each. muskrat, winter, @ne; do. kits, le; Otter, §2. 0; skunk, short striped, 15@33%; d broa 10@15; do, mouniayn, 005 00; Wildeat, 15GH0; bea- ver, SLA0@2.30 per 1b; fox, each, $0c@L. deerskin:. dry winter, 10@U50 per 1b: do. fall and sumier, 16@=2e: antoiope. 5§10 per b LeATHER=No, | Piltsburg harness, J. C, L. & flons, 86¢: No. 1 Pittsburg, K. & 5. #6c No. 1 laco leathier, 6%; prime slaugter sole leather. 28 @dde: prime oak sole leathers, 36@ ', _Upper leathar, per foot, '.'Uli'_’l' hewm, . 75@eto; ouk Kip, 85 eneh kip, 3 0 calf, Ty FLOUR AND M1 reen cured, @l0c: dam- allow—ie, g LA Aunthracite grate, 3 [uxe, $380: chostnul, 8450 lowa, §1.5; Al block, .03 1l ols, $5.00; Nissoul, HeAvY HARDWARE—Iron, rates, $¢ plow steel, special cast, 4¢; crucible steel cast tools do, 19@18c; wagon spokes, per set, 81.75@3.00; 'hubs, per set, $1.25; sawed dry, 81.40; tongues, each, each, The; square nuts, per Ib, 7@l chain, per Ib, 6@12: malleable, G@se wedges, fe: crowbars 6c: harrow teeth, dct spring 'steel, 7@Se; Burden's horseshoes, 1,40; Burden's mule shoes, £540. Barbed Y ire, in car lots, 84.00 per 100 Ibs. lron Nails, rates, 10 to 60, $3,00. Shot—81.50: buckshot, 81.85: oriental t o, : white lead seilles green, ved seal, ¢ French zine, in varnish asst, Indian 5e; vermillion, Americ 10c: Tose pink, 1de: Venetian. s 9c; Venetian, red, American, 1 %e red léad, Tiye; chrome' yellow, genuing, 200; chrome_yellow ochire, French, Winter's mine Spanish brown. DRy DALY lead, S¢: Frencli zine, 20: Paris whiting, 3 whiting gilders, i whiting, com'l. Tige: la mantown, 19; lampblac Prussian ‘blue, ultramarine | 1 dyke, brown, Set umber, burnt, de sienina, burnt, 4e; si en, gentine, chrome gre American igh brown, mineral mon, e nd burnt sienna, 1% Se: refined lampblack, coach black and ivory black, 16¢; drop black, 16e; Prussian blue, 40¢ amarine blue, 18: chrome green, ., 16¢: blind and shutter green, Indian vandyke, brown, Se: graining colors, ark oak, walnut, ciiestnut and Acid, carbolie, lomel, s, per 1, chloro! ,'72¢; chinchonidia, per oz, per ', 60c; Dovers powder: psom’ salts, per Ib, gly or 1b, 1503 lead, ace per b, 20c; 0! oil, castor, il S1A0; ol ollve, $1.407 oil. origaniim, 50c; opium. nine, P, & W, and R, tassinm iodide, per t, § per oz, 40c: sulphate_morphine, per oz, S2.50; st phur, per 1. 24e: stryehnine, per oz, SL40. O1L.8—110° ea gallon, headlight, pergalion, tle; 135 headlight, gal, 15e: 150° water white, Lde; linsced, hir per_allon, 4de: linseed, ‘boiled, per gal 7c: lard. winter str'd, per gallon. 50¢: No. 49c: 2, 46ey eastor XXX, Yur zallon, $1.55: No. lon, §1.00} sperm, W, B, fish, W, ., per gallon, 64 . per’ gallon, 70c; No. 1.'6%; gallon, No. 1 sumner, i5e; golden No. 1, per gallon, 30c; No.'%, 95c; sperm, signal,’ per allon, urpentine, per gallon, 5 ene, per gallon, lac. VARNISE —Bar ture, “extra, $1.10 conch, “extra, 8L Damal, extra, & Is, per gation: Kurnl- furniture, No. 1, 810 . No. 1, 81 ' 70¢; asphaltum i hard ofl fin St irits, 188 proof, $1.12; do \ S1.13; spirits, second qu 101 proot, §1.12: do, ‘188 proof, SLIL" Ale hol, 188 proof, $2.10 per wine gallon. ' Red tilled_whiskies, SLO0@L50. ~ Gin _blended, 00; Kentueky bourbons, § 00} Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, §2. i Golden Sheaf _bourbon and rye $1.503, Brandies, | ported domes ed, | cade, England. $1.7 § 0. Champagnes, import- 25 00@34.00; American, per 00. Fish. UERHINGS, ——— ,"gl'" T bl Qe Dbls Plo Rt Munn’s §'t No.l Lge Gib'ed Fancy L'ge R'dSh'ro ¥ NEW FISH. .| 35 0018 00 16 25 24 0012 50 11 30 | 18009 50 & b 11800 700 1w 60 900 50 700 4 0] RBloater Mess. EX. No. 18h'r. No. 18hore. Megd. No. 1 8horo. L bay Large Family. Fat 3bls HIE BOIS| Q'r BbIs Pails or kits 2007|100 90|50 40 (15 1 10 Blood Red | | | el | Alasia .13 007 006 953 552 00/....| 98 & Biood Red | (i) | I o (18 00T 000.350 652 00| 9 8 | .!mgojmr 4008 30l.... % PORTED FISH, 13b1s HIf Bbls O'r Bbls Palls or kits 200|100 90 |50 40|15 12 10 NEW FISH. Norwegian [ | KKk Hor'ings(12 006 505 9013 803 70).... Norwogian &) KK Horrings.(11 206 005 4513 (/2 50! Bristli 6 00l4 60 No. 7, ¢mllon %o per gallon; 3¢ barrel, _strictly ° pure; gallon cans, $9.25 per doz: 85,25 per doz; quart cans 3,00, KLES—Medium, ‘in bbls, £6.00; do in half bbis, §3.50: smail. in bbls. $7.00: do in half bbls, $4.00; gherkins, in bbls, $8.00; do. in half bbls, 450, CAN (Goons—Oysters, standard, per trawberrics, Ib, per case, $2.75; e, $2.35: California ‘apricots, per case, s, per caso, $4.75; white cherries, plums, per case, $4.00; whor- $2:405 e plum, b, N gage: 1b, per case, 20@5.50. frror gloss, 1 1b, Mirror Mirror gloss, 6 Ib, 61} Graves' Kingsford's ' corn. 11b 7c; Kingsford's zloss, 3 1b, b3e; Kings- 4.60; per case, $5, per case W; g 50; pineapples, S1b, per ciises Sraxci 5, gloss, 8 1b 54 corn, 1 Ib, 61 Kingsford's glos 61b, 7ie: Kingstord's pus bulk. 4c. 16 TonAcco—Climax, 42 per 1b; Horse- Je; Gold xed, 9@l fgalle. Ara—Dray loads, per bbl. $1.55: “Ashton, in sacks, $3.35; i sacks, Ashton, &c; bbls, dairy, §5.00 SonA--In Ib papers. $3.25 8 case; salsoda, keg, per b, 22 Wikp Fuu No.1 quarter apples, d porated box 3 b €5, t@ic; blackbere b xeri peaches, ~eastern, 4%@slise; peeh es evaporated, 15:4@ Salt Lake, new, 7@ Be i raspberries, new, 22w urrants, T3e; prunes, new, 43¢ wd¥e, SuaARs—Powdered, Thgc: cut loaf, T granulated, 6 confectioners' A, 0 stundard extra O, 0%e: extra C, 0ie; medium yellow, Ge; New Orleans. 536 —Per_caddie, e case, 45¢; square cases, $1.70; $L.2 prs—Kirk’s s satinet, § Tound, per mule square, Savon Tmperial, $2.93: Kirl's standard, 83.30; fan. $4.85: Kirk's White Cap, 50.50; Dome, §4.25; Washboara, $8.15 Corrres—Ordinary grades, 9e; prime, 115@i2e; choice, low, 135 nent Java, 20@e; interio 2@ ' 18%c; MeLaughlin's XXXX roasted, 13%c} Dilworth's, 18ke; Red Cross, 133 c CANDLES--Boxes, 40 1Ib, bs, 11c; boxes, 40Ib, 16 0z," 65, 11e3 alf box, s—(ound—Black pepper, boxes, 15 allspice, 12@l6e; cinnamon, 18@se; cloves, 15@¢; gingar, 15@25¢; mustard, 15 npowder, fair, 20@37c; good, 45 Loice, x;m:,iwd Imperial, 40@43 , 00l Young liysen, | good, aiic] cholee, 50@70c; Oolong. good, #5@ile; Oo- long, choice, 40@i0c ; P aglish breakfast, good, ‘1035 cholee, HKatie; Souchong, gool, @i cholce, Sa@ibe:. Japans, falr, Sie; oo, a3 eloice, 33@Toc; Tea Dust, 1oe; i | on 18¢ neaw's soda. butter and ns, ‘Sige; ginger snaps, ¢ Charm o, Goldeu Thead- 67c; Favorite, 60c: Biids, Luin, Soc; Fariey, foe; Daisy, 0Oc: Gogd Luck. 8% Oar Best, 6245 Good ,\‘m\'s.%.“m.l ? Dry Goods. Amerfean; 513 Arnold’s, 6e; Co- ; Glon- Dunnell, Harmonv, rrimack 50 Rocky Monn Daisy, 40c; North Start ot Dunnell Windsor, 6c: Anchor Shirtings, 4i5¢ BLEACHED Farmers' eloi Cabot, 6%c; Hove, Te: Hill 4 + Lonsdale, 8} Fruit, & CORSET ;. Peppe Naumkeag, BROWN -Lawrence L mut, LT, Beaver Dam 5 LL, '8¢; Tndian He Crown XXX, 6 C, de Indian Orchard, € fad " € ACA 12igc: Th “Thotndyke fancy, 903 K fancy. 12ige; Milbury e Hamil 2 80 Shetuek i Montauk BB, Amoske faney, 13 15¢; Haymaker's bine and browi, 7ige. Duck — (Unbleached) — 8 oz, Magnolia, 10 07 Magnolia, 1%: § oz, West Point, 10 oz West Point, 12 (colored)—Boston b oz brown and drab, 133ge; Boston O H brown and_ diab, oston' XX brown and drab, 10c: Boston brown_and drab, 11ige: Boston O P 113gc; Warren Tricot, CripvioTs—Amoskeag, cliec Keag, stri o stripos, S J stripes, Sc Jer Ois, st e A napped, 108 ry, book fold, 12 ook foli Endurance, book fold ad Beans Dry Lumber. 10NS AND TOMBERS. : * 121t/ 14 £8110 £t 18 £t/20 £t 22 {t/24 1t Axaxs BOARD No. 1 Com. s L8 12, 14 and 10 {t No.2 %1914 and 16 ft ) . 14 and 16 { 14 and 16 ft. FENCING, No.1, 4&36 inch, 12 and 14feet, rough 01 inchy 16 feet, rough.... No. 2 4 &8 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough No. 2, 4 &6 inch. 16 feet,rough.. SIDING, 1st Com., 12, 14 and 16 34 Fence, CEILING 1t Com., 3 2nd Con., Clear, % i 2nd Com. ¥ 5 FLOORING. A 6inch. white pine Béinch, M C 6 ineh, D 6inch, E 6inch, Atzingh, STOCK 8181 846 00 LI v 00 “ o 00 wowow oy 0 No.1Com. 12in. s, 18,12, 14 00 il 710, 18 and 20 it.. X “ 12 14 and 16 ft.. SHIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. 2, Plain, 8 and 10 inch. No.1, 0. G.. o, Quiney white lime/, (best), S5c; cement, AKron, 31753 plaster, $2.50: hair, per bushel B0u; tarre $1.95: straw board, $L05. i el A BedRid den Dyspeptio Cured. G. F. Haight, of Westfield, Chautauqu Co., N. Y., writes May 7, 1835: *'Six years ago T was dying of dyspepsia. My stom- ach and digestive organs were in n hor- riblo state. 1 fearod consumption of tho bowols which were dreadtul i od. T was bed ridden for many ; finally bought six box ndreth'’s Pills.” When I bad finished taking them Lwas a well man. Took five the fivst night; ran down to one Pill, then up again to five, alternately.” Three thousand colored people have left the southern s s for the extreme v They go, they say, because they are offercd regular wages as tarm hands, and are becoming impoverished in the south by high rents and small margins. It is claimed that every ton of iron ore in Virginia can be converted into superior Bessemer steel by the Reese basic process. At present it cannot be utilized owing to the cost of the acid process. —_—— ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorls, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoris, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoris, ‘Whan ahe had Children, sho gave thom Castoria, And others sufte: nervons dobility , o clironic discases,’ pi iine of young or old aro tively ' I made hels 'and bowus companies. Elec Hupture. 700 tured IR0, Send samh for i P HAnKe veuran 191 rnaci £ P OMAHA HOTEL DIRECTORY, The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietcrs Omuba, Nebraska. Fish, Etc, SON FISH €O, Suceessors to Ickep Siemssen & Co, Wholesale Fish Dealers, Tmporters of Forefgn Fish, Nos. 911913 J, o Btreot and Us b Track, Omaha, Nob. Job Printing, REES PRINTING CO., Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers, 106-105 South Fourtienth Street. Flour and Feed, W.J.WELSHANS & O, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Graln& L5 's Quic! Manufacturers of W. J. Welsbans & C Haising luckwheat flour and proprietors Omaha City Mills, cor. 8th and Furnaw Streets, Omaha. Leather, Hides, Ete, | SLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Baadlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, Plts, Grease, Tullow, Omana, Note Confectionery- F.P. FAY & GO, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fru uts and Cigars. 1211 nam St., Vwabu, Neb, | Stair _OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Book Binding, Ets. " REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturors. No&. 108 and 108 South 1th Strost, Omaha, Neb, __ Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL Engincers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bri Piline and Onk Timber. 15th &, near Far Tolephone No 4. e e Beer, M. KEATI Agent for Anhenser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Spectal brands Faust, Budwei Cor. 8th and Capitol Ave., Omaha. Cigars and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition, 2! outh 11th Street, 1620 to 1024 Farnam 8 INTER-OCEAN CIGAR FACTORY. ST & FRITSCHRR, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesalo Doalors in © 108 and 110 N. urockery. WL L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Mauufacturers and Tmp Crockm‘y Glassware, Lampe, Chin; ite. Offico, 317 South 13th et Omabia, Nob. Carriages. \ GOODRICH & CO Agents for ¥. A, Whitney Carriage Co.'s Children’s Carriages, Jewett's Celebrated Re rigerators, Send du or pricel ists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. John Epeneter, Propri . Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron and e and 11 and 106 North Lith St Manufact Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer h Windows, Finals, t Workdono n ¢ Patent Met . Omaba, N Speoht's im- b0 and 510 8. v Doors, Sash. Etes z The Gate City Plen'ng Will Sush and Blinds. Also all Seroll and Stiie work of eve: Doors, A. ROSEN s Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Ltc. Ruils n epeciulty No. 92 15th aud Mare; ) _ Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & €O, Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaba. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alarms, fattin 0z Tubes, sphone ron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS & Work, ( ismith Work. rd Nails, A NAIL MA NUFACTURING Co Ciit Hails and Spikes, Fails e Sp dnlty. On gafes- i Omafia $alo Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Firo and Burglar Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters nnd Wire Worl. ~ Cor. 14th and Juckson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1838, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 141 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etcs M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 8. Omaba, Téleshono 583 W. F. BROWN & €0, Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Oftico—Exchange Building, Union Stock Y ards, Bouth Omuba, Neb. ‘lelephono No. 05, MALLORY, SON & CO, Live Stock Commission, Unton Stock Yards, Chicago, 1lL, and Omaha, Neb. Frank Chi. .uden,Managor Omaba Branch! Telephono Nu. Establishod 1862, W. L. PATRICK & CO., Live Stock Commission Merchants, Address all communications to us at Union Stock Yurds, South Omaha. Advances mado on stock, i Unifon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent. e BAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, 8hijments of any and ull kinds of stock solicit © ed, Union St ck Yards, Omubu, Neb, Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer {n Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7th and Douglas, Cor, 9th and Douglas, i BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish, Just opened. N. E. cor. th and Leaven- worth Bircets, Omaka, N CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €16 8 1th Strect, Omaba, Neb. F. Colpetzer, Mansger C. N. b1 Lumber, 18th and California Streets, Omaha, Nob, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor. 6th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb, GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, braska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, &c., 3. W. Cor. uth 4nd Douglus, Oiaba, Neb. T, LYMA a. Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moubdis, Building Paper, Ete. South 1ith 5ty Ol Rebruaka Agticultural fmplements. LININGER & METCALF 0. Wholosale Dealers n Agricultural Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacifio Sts, Omaha, N""‘, " PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholos: .6 Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Nob. CHURCHILL PARKER, Whol lo Desler in Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, d Buggics, Jcnes St bet. ¥th and 13th, Omaha, Nob. Boots and Shoes, W. V. MORSE & CO., Jobbers of Boo}s and Shoes, 11 Farnam Streot, O Neb. Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston. Carpets, T8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goode, Ete., 1423 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb., Coal, Lime, Etc, JEFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 212 8. 14th ©t., Omaha, Ncb, Yards, 0th and D venport Streots. COUTANT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal. Best varicties, Office, 213 8. 13th St Telephone No. 1402, Oruabin, Neb, NEBRASKA T 0, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 13th &, Omana, . GED. C, TowLE, Presidont. Gro. PATTERSON, Sce. and ' :'L H. Hovpert, Proprietor. Mannger. Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAH NEDRA A, Office, 217 8, Gro. . LAnaan, Pres. 0. . J. A, BUNDERLAND 8¢ nnd Treas. Omaba Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and 8. Mth S, omul OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclugive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 outh 14th strect. Coffee and Spices, T GATES, COLE & MILES, Home Coffes and Spice X1, M''g Co. Cofteo Rtonsters and Spice Grinders. manu- faetu! PR r, Flavi ring Extiacts, B ¢ one case of our 1- packare H 1 na Rousted Coffee. 1609 Howard £t , Cmitha, Ne " CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. s, Spices, Buking Powder. Flavoring , Laundry Biuo, Ink, ete. 141416 Har- treot, Omaha, No Commission, Etc BRANCH & €0, Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, rnum St., Omahi, Apples—Our own packe intt & Co's Tiger Brand Oysters, Butter, mo, Poultry, Potatoes. JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, ‘Produce, Provisions, ur nnd Feed, 105 S, 14th St., Omnha, Neb. Consignments solicited. eturns made promytly- ing— Egys, G ‘W. E. RIDDELL, ral Commission Morchant, re, Dutter, Fggs, Poultry Lith., Omuha, Neb. Telo- D. A. [IURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, , Egizs and Produce, A full line of Stone- gare 'Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodgo St Omnhi. R. MCDONALD. COMRHISSION HERCHANT. 815 12th Stre Neb. Specialties: But. General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb, Consignments Solcited. KS & MILLARD, Storage ahd Commission Merchants. Forcign and Domestic Fruits a specialty. El- egant storage fucilitics. Warchouso und office, 10 North 1i Telephone Tr E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheeso and Country Produce gen- ‘erilly), 309 8. 12th St., Omata, Nob: MCcSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven- ., on U. P. R. K. Track, Omaha, Neb. Established 1870, ROBERT PULVIS, General Commission, 2118. 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb. Speciulties—Buttor Eges, Poultry and Gam "~ PEYCKE BROS, Commission Merchants, Preduce and ymub and wholesale dealcr in country produce, fruits, butter, cggs, eie. Goods on consigninent & speciaity, 920 N. 16th st., Omaha, Neb. KIKSCHBRAUN & EONS, (Succes<ors to A. P, Schack.) Produce Commission Merchants. No. 218 South 12th Street, Omauna, Neb, Dry Goods, 3. 3. BROWN & 0, Yholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 1323 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nob, L. GINSBERG & €O, Wholesalo Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Linens, iaces, Embroidery’ and White Coods 1020 Dobgslus treet, Omiaba, Nob. . White Lead. K VL'H!‘I'II!: WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead, 20th Bi-, aud U, P, Ry., Omaia, {1 Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Ro 1421 Furnam Strcot Omaba, . _ Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Wattress Company, ring Muttressos, ledding, Feather ots, Ete, 1206 und 1206 Douglus Strect, Owaba, Neb. Overalls, ~ CaNvIELD MARTFACIURING CO. Manufacturers of Overalls, Joans Payts, Shirts, Bie., 1102 und 194 Douglas Btroct, Ciuuba, Nt OMAHA L WiE: €0, Dealors in All Kinds of Baflding Material at Wholesale. 8h Strootand Lo on Pse i Track, Omaha. ¥ GERMAN D. WYATT, N Wholesalo Dealer in Lumber, Vil 20th and Izard Streots, Omaha, Nobraska, L J. A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shinglas, Building Papers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould inge, Pickets, Posts, Lime, Plaster, HOfy Cement. Nintn ana Jones, Omaha Neb. 13 Millinery, 1. OBERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers o Nillinery and Notions, 1213 and 1214 Harnoy Strect, Omaha, Neb, Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSO Wholesalers of Nusial Instraments, | nway Pianos, Weber, Decker, Hainos and Drigis P Chaso Organs, 101 and 108 15 | Organs, Notions, Etc. J. L. BRANDIES & 8ON, Wholesale Job Lots, Dry Goods, Notio ¢ Furnishing Goous Goods from New York, Trado sales duly. 50! Furniture. Etcs CHARLES SHIV ERICK, Farnitare, Bedding, Upho!stery, Mirrors, 3 1200, 208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha, = DEWEY & STONE, T Wholesalo Dealers in Farnitary, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries, ALLEN BROS, Wholesale Grocers, 1110 and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nfl\__ o E. D. CHAPMAN & €0, i Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, 1217 Howard S,E MEVER & RAAPKE T Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobuceos, 1817 and 1319 Dougs Jus Street, Omha, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 705, 507, 709 and 711 8. 10th St,, Omuba, Neb, Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Stesl, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hurdwood Lumber, eto. 1209 'and 1211 Hurndy sireer, Ovinba, Nob. EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosale Iron, Steel, Wagon 4 Carrinzo Wood Turdwars, ite. 1217 and 1219 Lo t, Omuha, 1405 Do, , Omaha, Neb. 5 RIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardwars and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agents for Howe Scales and Minni Powder Co., Omuha Neb, =t MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Manties, Grates, Bruss goods, 1il and 132 Fare nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson St Naile, Cor. 10th and Harnoy Streots, Omaha, Nob, Harvesters, WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufeoturer of the DeeriugMHmester Goods, Write to Wm. M. Lorimer, General Agent, Omaha,” Telephone 610. Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Bteam, Water, Railway and Milling Supplics, Bt |} V), 22 and 924 Farnam St. Omahai, N,cl’,' v CHURCHILL PUMP CO., s Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam and Water Supplics, Hewdquarters for Mast Foost Co’s Goods. 1111 Farnam Stroet, Omaha, Neb. 5 Vilewcrlrry. g R " EDHOLM & ERICKSO! Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers_in_Silvorwaro, Diamonds, Watchos Clocks, Jewelers' Tools ‘and Materinls, Ete., 108 and 103, 15th Strcet, Cor. Dodigo, Omahd, Neb, ¢ Notions Etc, VINYARD & SCH Jobbers m Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Farnishing Good 1006 und 1038 Furnam St., Omaha, Neb, DER. J. T. Robinson Notion Company, ~* 403 and 40 . 10th St., Omaha, Nob, Wholesalo Dealers in Notions and’ Gents' Fuse nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0O Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Mica Axlo Grease, Ete. A, H. Bishopy Munager, Omalia, Nob. Pork Packing, JAM Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaba, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, Office, Union Marlket, 1617 Dadye Streot. Pucking U, oI 1 'Track, Omuhs, Gasolinc, Safes ar}d Locks, _ P. BOYER & CO, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire und Burglar Proof Sufcs, s Locks, Vaulty and Jail work, 1020 Farnam gtrect, Omuba, Nob 7755. K J. EVANS, glholelsaleln‘nd l'.fiull Dealer in Soeds. 04d Fellows' Hally N. W. Cor. Mth and Dodge £t ., Omuha, Nob, i Drugs, Etc THE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggist:, And Dealer in Paints, Oils und Window Olassy CGmaba, Neb,, = Wines and Liquorss 1LER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Whm. Aud Liquors. Sole manufacturors of Konnoeds' st Tndia Tiuces! T2 divady Streot, Omi UEO. W, BUNCAN, " or to MCNANATA & DONCAN, Toporkers wnd Wholesato Dealors 1n Vilnes, Liguors and Clsm.h 214 16 8. 1414 St., Oipubia,