Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1886, Page 3

< Y A R St \ 2 s R vewum THE OMAHA DAILY BEE 'I‘UESDAY APRIL 27, 1886, THE WEEK STARTS 1N WEAK, | < Wheat in Ohicago Unsteady and Lower on Unfavorable Reports. BULLS AND BEARS UNCERTAIN. Corn Exhibits 8ome Animation, While Provisions are Dull and Lower— Prices for Cattle Stronger, With Light Receipts. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CAGO, April 20.—[Special Telegram.|— WiteAT—The market lagged and sagged to- day. It opened weak and ige lower, and hung around the opening point most of the forenoon, the range of the fluctuations up to 120'clock being %e. The principal cause of ‘weakness could be found in estimates that the decrease in the visible supply would not exceed 1,000,000 to 1,250,000 bushels, the still unsettled state of labor, and the falling off of export inquiry. There was talk of buying by heavy local operators, but it could not be seen in the pit, and the tone continued dull and heavy to the close, By 12:30 o'clock the price was 1c under Saturday’s close and about 3¢e below ‘“put” price. Unusual cau- tion in expressing opinions as to the statement ot stocky now due was a distinguishing trait to-day, statisticians not caring to imperil their repu- tation by making guesses that might be ridiculously wide of the mark. The bulls were generally disposed to get on the safe slde by making their estimates low, and the revised figures ranged from 750,000 to 2,000, 000 bushels. King, of Toledo, telegraphed the probable fizure at 1,250,000 bushels. Dur- ing the last half or three-quarters of an hour of the end of the morning session, the mar- ket was subject to increased pressure. The bears made a united drive at it, and were as- sisted by the throwing of long wheat. May sold down to T85%@78%c, and June to 80!jc. The close was at the bottom for May and within X¢c of the bottom for June. CorN—Corn lost 3¢ this morning and some animation in speculation was observa- ble at times. The local scalping crowd and the representatives of two or three corn houses did the trading. There was a good deal of changing over. OATs—Oats were quict and unchanged in price, ProvistoNs—Provisions continued dull, and in the main steady. The changes in prices that are noted, however, are in the direction of lower values. Brokers and packers are engaged in looking after their May trade. AFTERNOON BoArp—Wheat started in weak and lower, but rallied on buying against “puts” by privilege brokers, and closed slightly higher than at 1 0’clock. There was no change ot consequence in the other markets. 2:40 p. m.— calls, 813c. Chandler-Brown Co,'s Report. The following report is furnished by Chandler Brown Co.,of Chicago and Milwau- kee: ‘Wheat opened easy and gradually declined throughout the morning session. Estimates on thevisible decrease were conflicting, being from 1,000,000 to 1,700,000 bushels. Corn weak, In sympathy with wheat. Provisions steady. 2:30 p. m.—Wheat week. visions steady. Puts on June wheat, 80}gc; Corn and pro OPTIONS. WHEAT— 8583 cemn coma B&E8 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ©mcAao, April 26.—[Special Telegram,]— CArrLE="The receipts to-day were compara- tively light. ‘The market was not active, but prices wern generally stronger. Prices were 10c higher on desirable stock, and the low grades sold more readily than at the close of last week. Had the market been active the light supply would have been cleared at 10 o'clock, but as it was there were numerous lots unsold at 2 o’clock. Little cattle sold better to-day than last Friday, as there were not many Texas cattle to supply the demand for handy light stock. Other markets were in fairly good shape to-day. Jersey City and Liverpool markets were steady, At Kansas City cattle sold 5@10c higher in sympathy with reports fre Chicago. Thirty-seven Colorados, 1,185 1bs, $4.55; 114 Wyomings, 0 1bs, 85,00, Shipping steers, 1,850 to 1,500 1bs, $5.20:@5,75; 1,200 to 1,350 1bs, $4.85@5.35; 050 to 1.200 Ibs, $4.00@5.15. The ntier Cattle company marketed ninety head of 1,273 Ib Wyoming cattle at $5.00, hey were meal fed at Herman, Nel 3 te, Neb,, marketed 192 , 1,222 lbs, at 85.10; Ais0 twenty-six head of 870 1b yearlings at $4.50. John Hastle, Auburn, Neb.. had in six cars of cattle and received satisfactory prices. Hoas—Trade was fairly active, and prices aboutithe same as Saturday. Rough and com- mon sold at §3.85@4,05; fair to good mixed, $4,1004.25; the best assorted heavy, $4.30@ 440, Light sold at $3.90@3,05; strong welghts of light, $4.00@4.15, and closely as- sorted light, on the singeing order, sold at $4.200@1.40, Chicago, April 20 — Cattle 5,50; fairly m!l\ e and 10¢ highe hij steers, N 00« v stockers and feeders, s and mixed, 8150425 lllmllgh Texas cattle, §4.00 -\]nmp—lh‘wlyu. 2,400; stronger; natives, $2.500) 60, The l)mwra Journal's special from Livi pool denmeu that the cattie market is ste With best American steers 18¢ por 1b on esti- mated dead weight. St. Louls, April 25.—Cattle—Receipts, 1,200: shipments, 4005 active and stron e higher; bulk sales to shi prers, $a40 @407 choice shivping and_exporters, $6.1505.00; common L0 good, $1.5b00] ‘Illll'lll‘lh steers, $3.50@@4.23 cows and hei!ors, 2.5024.00; stockers and feeders, $3. 00@+4. 30, “Hlogs--Recelpts, 600; shipments, §00; active and steady; butehers’ aud selected hoavy $4 10 mixed packing, $5.5@ ('“P' April 2.—Catle.-Ke- shipments Saturday, highe yr fancy steers, uas@&..« Dalchers's §3.00004:25¢ Tetders, §4. 254,10, llu).av woeipls, uw. shipments Satur- %000; strong and higher; cholce. $4,00@ 143 bulk, ta«'&ww Pens elearcd, FIVANUIAL New York., Apri Hl 26, —~MoNEN ~Ou call Asy al 13@2 per cent, l'nm: Mmru'm.s PArER—4@5 per ' Bwv«uvn ExcuAvoe—Dull, but steady and unchanged: $4.851 per cent for sixty days; $4.55% per cent for demand. J0VERNMENTS—Dull but steady, Stocks—Stocks opened dull mrl generally ashade lower. The extrema fluctuations of the day were less than 1 ver cent, and in many “cases not more than ‘f per cent. Union Pacific was the most active stock on the list, and fluctuated between 51i(@50% during the forenoon, but elosed at 511, a net advance of % per cent. Pacific M HIR per cent higher at 343¢. ‘The rest of the list closed with declines of i(@lg per cent. The news of the day was nnimportant and the market closed very dull but strong BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. 8% cent an . lml. C. &N W S, 4ig’s 112%| 4 . 124N, Y Pacific 6's o 1271 l,enlnl l’m:mc . 5 [P 'r\l Rock Tslana 126 (St L. &8, F. 161 refer Emc I &St. P, red. . referred. Illlnoh (,Gntml 'N IP Kamuul & Texas. LakeShore. ..... . & N W., St pn‘fl'ln'nl Western_Union .\0 R& Nivvaes P“()IDUCE. Chicago, April 2 steady, winter wheat, $14,400@ %4, $4.00004.65; Wisconsin, 4,504 spring, $3.7004.00: Minneapol 50@3$4.00; patents, $4.65@5.00; low itye—Quict at o1t Barley—Dull {@10c: beeame 10c; closed steady cash,and Aprif, 1{@5.90 for short, clear, $5.55 i. 8 Quiet; creame; :'III Nl'—QuIl" lllll m cheddars, 10 0] 3 Young Amer; s — 101410 gc. !lulpe—(.nwu. h}‘ n 44' light, 8i{c dry N.nllml 1 1 + deacons b white country, A, 4}dc; brown Se. "Receipts. Flour, bbls. .. 10.000 Wheat, ow..... 10.000 64,000 102,000 Rye, bu, 1.000 Barley, bu 17,000 New York. April 26. —Wheat—Receivts, 1 pot, heavy and lower, closing 3 red, May closing atO1% ¢ Corn—>Spot, shade easier op(\um ](:wx' closing dull ‘and_weak green salted, 3 bull Ium y t Shipments, 16.000 ll.\("—lh-'llm nI(Mm: W 0005 export: mixed e white Petrolenm—; I‘ ""n — Dull ki receipts, western, 12 I'nrk Dull; mess, for old. ard—Dull} wes steam, spot, $6.25; May, $6.16. Butter — Quiet; 10@25c; Elein creamery, 2. Cheese—-Quiet, generally steady; western, T@hige. Milwankoe, April -—Wheat —Wealk; ern western, ak J TR pork, cash and 95; June, ss)oa April 2, —Wheat—Fair de- mand; No. 2 red, 80@)0c. thldulmml No,2 mixed, u.m» Euii de u\n( ; No. 2 mixed, 6 No. 2, 87@10¢. No. ¢ fali, 8. Sier: 85.77i¢c. \thkv—&l 10, Minneapolis, Ap 20.—Wheat— No. 1, hard, cash, 52 4 ':h’.. 1'Northern, caah, Ai(n‘ May, HourAI’MenL\!. $4.60@4.80; bakers’, $3.60@ L Rl‘(‘ ipts—Wheat. 66020 bu; flour, 125 bbls. nts—W heat, 21,000 bu; 1l0ul‘, 21,000 uiet ; une, e} Shipn bbis. “’lll llt (»UL. Wity iTo, Pork—Weak at 80,55, Lard—Easy at 85.75, Butter—Steady and creamery, 24@20c; dairy, l1m;‘ NOON BoARD—Wheat— Steady and Cornand onts unchanged. Oity, April Wheat—Moder- ely but weak; No. a red, cash, Gic bid: May, 66c; June, 693¢c. m(x{,mflfi E%I’I‘vl- ;n(} \l‘)weL% 0. 2, cash, bid, 275¢ asked; May, 23%@28%(c; July, © bid, 30c sked. 2 A o, New Orleana, April 2. — Corn—Firm; white, 46¢; mixed, 48c; yellow, 50c. Oats—Steady; choice western, 39@40c, Cornmeal—Quiet at §2. log Products—Dull and unsettled. Pork—$10.00%¢. L.nl—uuumx tierce, 85551 Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $4.00; long clear and clear ribs, $5.40. Toledo, - April 2.—Wheat—Lower; cash BHIL@8Se, Corn—Cash, 596, Outs—Neglécted, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Monday Kvening, April 26, The recelpts of caitle were the same to-ay a8 on Monday & week ag . As usual on the first of the week, the market Was very quiet; ything was sold early in theday, and both vors and salesmen went away, giving the yans o very deserted appearanca in_the af- lernoon, Values remain about steady at Saturday’s auotations, The supply of all Kinds of fat cattlo falls far short of the de- mand. Quotations for to-day were: to extra_steers, averaging L0 {mumh. $4,80(5.00 i, averaging 1,200 0 1,300 pounds, $4.00@4.75: medinm, a aging 1,200 to 100 fat, littlé steers, 1,000 to 1,150 , 8 good feeders, %00 to 1,050 pounds, good 1o choleo cows nlld heif agIng 1100 to 1200, $3.508,75; medium, averaging S0 to 1000 82,71 ;' choice to extra bulls, averaging 82 10D, averaging 278 cholce to extra stags, $5.00 'he hog market continie urday’s quotatious, there bef chauge 1n values. ‘The rec nim. and everything .m-zmm ready he week opens with a very fair prospect for a good market during th Y e EE e L c light and meatum weights, $ choice heavy, $370@3.75; good to cholce mixed. $5.00@8.50; common rough grades at $3.43@5.50, The arrivals of sheep are lizht. steady, and good selling at $4.00(5. RECELPTS, cou M'lrLel Caitle. Hogs Sheep TEST AND LOWEST. Showlnl tho highest and lowest prices paid on_this market for mixed packing hogs aur- ing the past seven days and for the corre- nmndlnk period last month. T March April n this market are made © weight nnless otherwise stated. De s sell at '5e per 1b for all weights, *Skins,” or hozs weighing less than 100 Ibs, no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 80 1bs, ead ha Notes. Hogs stead; Dull Monday Cattle market steady. Too much wind and rain. Hogs averaged 00 to the car, F. Kropf, Schuyler, marketed a load of hogs. Rivett & Bates, Lincoln, marketed a load of liogs. D. A. Lord, Clarks, 100 sheep. “I'lie shipments were 7 cars of hogs and 11 cars of cattle, Bliss & Bliss, Schuyler, sold a load of hozs on the marke Millard & Frazier, Genoa, had 126 head of ttle at the yards. . Abrams, Crowell, was at the yards and ol two loads of hogs, 1, Chapmans, had 69 head of nd alowd of hogs on the market, Sheep men say that there are not over ten or fifteen thousand fat sheep in the state. Dwight Baker, of Fremont was a the yart Mr. Baker has been tee head of sheep at Fremont. Tthas be good winter tor sheep, and as a rule teeders have Mr. Baker did not shelter his y but only provided them with a wind- and plenty of hay for bedding. the whole winter e never lost a sheep from the cold. markeled a bunch of ’ MARKETS, General Market 1y Evening, April 2, Baas—The 1 wre in exeess of the demand and w e, Ty —Dressed poultry is ont of the Live chickens are selling readily at Ma |l K lll) in o0 fIB Al b . all kinds, pail per E pails, pe 5: do, tumb- lers, per case. Jedy. all Kinds, second grade, 30-Ib, vails, per 1b, “be. Minee mat, bestira I. T per crate, 6 " Peach, plum and_auince Dutter m pals, . v o ried, horse P Ltc—1'1gs’ teet, per 3§ 00 ll(\. ner ]l\ll' we. s per case, 3 dor, L t I'tipe, per 14 bl, $4.00; do, per ibbl, § 3 do, per Jeit Kuavrtiest quality, S0gal bbl, —California 2 1b frame 60 1bs, in case per Jb., 15e; 10 1b. frames, Nebraska. 106(017¢ CioEicAlichizan refined, per bbl., $0.50; dog Wkt bbl.. £4.0 AGATIL Y hite wine, 160 eldor, 12)ge. —Riverside sScedlings, nean Swee . per box. & Los Aug m. do &-bo¥ lots, por box, $5.0 420, per case S5.00, IFaney Messina, per box,$6.00: 1. per box 5t 10 box lof per ba '||A‘l clten Mows BANA ket and pri Quotations are $3,50(@4.00 per buneh. Arries —The ma ocked with inferiorapples which are d for what they will bring, Western stock, $2.00 Michigan appics, $2.503 choice Missouri per bbl, wities—There is very little demand i not much stock being sold, few in the mar- jondingly stronger. they c Jersey are COCOANUT NEW 116G, 10-1b bosc 12-1b boxes, rvr b, 10¢. Se. re § 00 per bush box. o Par 100, $4.50; less than 100, . DATES, Erc.—Layer fizs, 8 and er Ib, ife. Dates, fancy Fard, per_Ib, Lie: Persian. 50-1b boxes, Pranelles, 3-b boxes, per Ib, 16 An—Bricks, strietly pure, 50-1b tmm por lb, 166; penny cakes, S cases, b A b $1.50 aspara per bbl, 2 Tadishes, por dos, 6 doz; 60} piapl g . yor doz per 1b ach, onions, per lettuce, per it, per Ib, 4112.)1'. peas per g- bush box, $1. 4-bush box, $8.00; cucum- bers, §1. 00 m_r doz; Bermuda' onions, per box, $4.00; Bermuda tomatoes, per box, I' ©OUR AND MILLSTUFFS—Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, $3.00@3.10; second quality, $2.500.00; lity " sprinj wheal flour, patent, $2.1 buckwheaf flour. in barils s m«u raised, 5 1b pack- $4.00: 5 Ib packages, 83.90; bran, 600 pér-‘ewt; chopped feeds Te. per ewt; white corn meal, e yeilow' corn’ meal, 70¢ per cwt; screening, 60c per cwt: hominy, S1. er ewt; Shorts, 60¢ pe gral hay, in bales, $6,00@7,00 per ton, ingEs—Groen' buwchers, 6 green eured, 7Ti{c; dry fiint, 11@13c: dry salt, S@loe: dam- aged - hides two-thirds price. Tallow— Grease, prime white. vellow, 24 brown, 2c. Sheep Pelts—25@The FURS AND SKINS—MINK. each. 10@i0c: muskrat, winter, @x c: do. kits. 1e; Otter. £2.50@5.00; skun'k, short striped, 5@ ho: do, broad triped. 10@15: badger, ac coon. No. Llarie, 0 "No. B, Boas; Qo0 Nov 3, "Wizina wole praiin o do. mmmum. @3,00 wudcnms(-g«) ver, SL50@250 ver 1b: fox. each, 4 deerskin:, dry winter, 1)@(5 per Ib; do. fall ll'lll!ulllllll!l'. 1h@: e: anteiope, bwll: per 1b, e~ Irime slaughter sole leather, nrime oak sole leathers. S6@soc) lu.lwr. lnul. 20wde: ™ 8@ ench kip, 810000110 oak calf, French calf, $1,25@1.85; Moro 30@32e; Moroeco il pebble, 25@ Sand linings, $6.0010.00 per do CoAr—Anthracite grate, range, $8 50: chestnut, $5.50 Walnut block, €3.50:1lino 84 00. HEAVY HARDWARE—Iron, rates, $2, plow steel, sperial east, 4o; erilcible sieel, ti cast tools do, 12 @15¢; wagon nmk 'S, per se 81.75(@:1.00: sawed dry, $1.40; e each, 750} mLum nuts, per b, 7@11 chain, per Ib, 6@lle: malleable, 6@sc wedges, 6c: crowbars 6e; harrow teeth, 4 ring 'steel, T@se; Burden’s horseshoes, $1.40: Burden's mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed Wire, in car lots, $4.00 per' 100 1bs. _iron Nails, rates, 10 to 60, §3,00. ~ Shot—$1.50: buckshot, $185: oriental powder, kegs, $8.50 @4.,00; do, half kegs, §2.00; do, quarter kegs, 1.50; blasting, kes, $5.35] fuse, per 100 feet, S0c. Lead Bar. $1.6 FAINTS IN OiL—White lead, Omaha, P, P Te; white lead, St. Louls, JBurey S50 Ma sellles green, 110 5 I caus, 20c; French zine fleen seal, 12e; French zinc, red seal, 1lc; ench_zine, in varnish asst, 20c; Frenehl zine, Toe; America, 18¢; Indian- red, 10¢; Tose pink, lic: Venetian. red. Cook- son’s, 23c; Venetian, red, American, 1 dic red 1éad, Tie; chrome yellow, genuiné, 2 chrome ‘vellow, K. 12¢: ochré, rochellé d ochre, French, ‘""u' uchre.,Aumncnn. e Winter's mineral, 2c: Lehiigh brown, 2! Spanish brown, 2ige:’ Prinee’s mineraf Diy ru»«rs—Whue ead, be: Frencl: zlne, 1 Paris whiting, whitin 43 whiting, wml 1““ lampblac mantown, 13c; lampblack, ordinary, Prussian blue, 850} ultramarinep 16c:’ v brown, ‘ci Umber, burnt, 4c; umber, 4o sienna, burnt, e: sienna,’ raw Paris green, gentine. 250 mou, We: chrome gréen, N groen, K, 1%; vermiiion, Tle; raw ' aud burnt umber, 1 raw and burnt sienna, 12 axles coil vermillion, il ldem, i iy 18: chrome green, L. M. i d and snutter green, L., M. & D., 16¢; Paris green, 1sc; e ———— T Indian rvd. ey \ an e American nmlllnn yellow ochre, fleg TN &0, D, 1% godes ochre, 160; parent dr rrninmxmh rs light oak, dark oak, \\nlnu chestnut nd ash, 12¢. DuuGe AND CHEMICATS—Acid, carbolle, acid, tartaric, 5%: balsam copaiba, per , 450; bark, sastatras, pe 10c: calomel, per 1, inehonidia, per 0z, 40c; chloro: form, ‘per b, B0e; Dovers” powd 25% epsom’ salts, g |»||rn. h, 18¢; 1 pet H oil, castor, )Il. t'llwlnr‘ 001 Tantphihe, phur. ver . teyehnine, per oz, O1Ls—110° earbon, pe gallon, t, pergalion, tle; headlight. 50° water white, 14e: Tinseed, hard, or gallon, #dc; lingeed, by ' gallon, < lard. winter str’d, per ga 5001 2, 4«-: castor \\\ ‘n-r wallon,! ¢« sweet, per zallon, $1.00, gallon, £1.00; W. B. neatsfoot, extra, pe; lul »ru!u\lllu! per l:ll"(m. o' sulphate sperm, Be: turpentine, per gallon, 55 gallon. 14c. n, 70c; hard n!l finish, Sririrs—Ce ologne <|\|r proof, 8$1.12; do 101 proof, SLI3; spirits, nd quality, 101 proof, $112; do, 189 proot, 1AL Aleo: hu! 188 proof, $2.10 per \\|m-x.|\llnn Redis- till whi R1.00@!1 Gin Ne-uh- i @2,00; Kentucky bourbons, &2 Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2. um Golds Sh bourbon and rye wh & 00. Brandies, imported, Jmpartod, Rums, llud 815 ApAZICS, IMport: American, per im- 03 , per nse O@34.00; case, $10.00@10.00 Fish, T mEWUNGS. s §'tNo, L'ge Gib'ed Fan |4Kl' R'd S8h've F'ey b 504 D00 500 4 b | 700 400 36 LAKE FISH, N s nmn g;rmnli Fls kts No.1 White Fish. .. 7006 803 803 Family 30 270 No. 17Tron 100 602 No. 1 Picks 13002 i WTED F1SHL [Tbs THIE s O/ SIS Pl o kit 200|100 % 50 40 13 10104 50 56 NEW FISH. Norwosian | | Kk Her' |||L:s‘l. o 50, D4 504 Gi-ooqr.' List. 0, i, bbls: No. 70, 4-gallon New Orleans & & 5.2 per do Mirtor zloss, 1ge. Mirror gloss, : R nzstord’s pure, s Kings: y.mm\ dc. edinm, 003 do. standard, per T case, 9igalle. Ashton, 1% Sicks, Ashton, 8e; bbls, hunA——]nlb]u\]mls. $3zaa cose; salsoda, keg, per 1, 22 rp!n . en i@t new, 20@21 cut ’laf, oners A, 7 extra C, round, per mule square, irk’ $: l\uk 8 V\hlm Ttussian, $- H0; Dome, $4.25; W: 1084c; prime, 11}5@1% fancy green uml vellow, ernment Java, (@201 Mocha, ~’ -un 18%c; MeLahehlin' Joasted, 13} Dl]\\urth 5, 133¢e; Red , 1387 CANDLES ~Boxefl, 40 b, UH llc‘ 8, 1lc; boxes, "40lb, 16 oz, 03, 1ic; half box, 20lb, e ronnn b ach pepper, boxes, 1 allspice, 12@106¢; cinnanion, 18@2 1@2e; gingar, 15@25¢; musiard, 1@ luu(mlu.c. 131@I142¢e; old gov- interior Java, 16}@ A I())l'(ll'd neau da, butter an ws, 8'ze; ginger snupd er ac OIIIII IIGTEL DIHEGTORY. The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietors Omuha, Nebraska. lob ‘Printing, ; REES l’fllN'l'l.\'(: 0., dob Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manpfacturers. 100-108 South Fourteen:iii 3 Four and Feed. W.J. WELBHANS & €O, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturors of W.d. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Maising Buckwhent fiour aud proprictors Oinah City Milis, cor, 5th and Farnam Streets, Omaba. Leafher, Hides, Etc, " BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Baddlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, Furs, Pelis, Grease, Tullow, Eic., Omibia. Nét, C nfeclmnery Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbe: g of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. Farna St., Omaba, Neb. 121 Al.flrKEA'I‘INli. PR Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Fuust, Budweiser, Erlanger Cor. 9th &nd Capitol Ave., Owaba. | Bhijments of uny and all kinds of st _OMA lll lllIIFIOTIII\ERS. Boek Blndlng [l" REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. Noe. 108 and 108 South 14th Stroet, Omaha, Neb, Bridges—Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBE Engineers and Contractors, Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges, Piling and Ok Timber. 16th st., near Farnam, Telephone No. Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Gune and Ammunition. £ 298 South 11th Street, 1020 to 1024 Farnam St Omahn, Neb, Ly ANTER-OCEAN Craanr FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Ilanuracturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Leaf Tobac 108 and 110 N. 14th Street, Omatia, Neb. Lrockery. TW. L. WRIG Agent for the Manufucturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Ofiice, 817 South 15th Stroot Carriages. . 8. GOODRICH & €O Agents for F. A. Whitney Carringe Co.8 Children’s Carriages, Jewett's Celebrated R rigcrators, Send duor price lists, 115 Far L Omahn, 0. 8. PETTIS & €O, Wholsals & Retail, Fiue Cirriages. Branch at Council Bluffs, Town. Lornices. turor of o 118 Ko 1ith Kereet, Ome o RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturess of Ornamnental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Et 12th 8. Work dono in any p: ountry. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Iron Cornices, Ete. Specat's im. wed Patent Metallic Skylight. 505 and 510 8. h St., Omaha, Net. Doors, Sash. Etc. The Gate C Doors, and Blinds, Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stuic work of every de- seription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a special Telephone No. 92 15th and Marey Sts.. Omabu, Neb. Electrical Supplies, L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Maeonic Blocl r Alarms, Bells, Burglar Fire Alurm: atting, Speuking “ubes, Iron Works. I‘\\l()\l & VI ERLING ll'(Y\' WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work 1ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girdors, Steam Engincs, Brass Work, General Foundry Machino and Blacksmith Work. Offico and ‘Works, U. P. Ity. and 8 17th st. fronar d Meils, OMAHA NAIL M4 NUFACIURING CO, th Nails and Spikes, sinlty. Omaha, Neb Spe Safes. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDRRm.. Manufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof 8afes, Vault Doors, Juil Work. Shutiers and Wire work Cor. 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, T\(/I? Wagons and Cnrnagex. Estublished 1555, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Pactory, 309 and 1411 Dodge Strect, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & M)NS,’ lee Stock Commission co. Burke, Managor, Union Slmk "Yrds, 5. Omaha, Telo hon 582 W. F. BROWN & 0., Commission Dealers in Live Stock. ©Oftico—Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards, South Omaba, Neb. “Telcphono No. 603, Unfon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, nu|mrhm-ml(~ul.7~ ™ SAVAGE & GREEN, I Live Stock Commission Merchants, solicit ed._Unionst.ck Yards, Omaha, Nob. ] Lumber, Etc, [ - LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lims, Sash, Doors, Efc, Yards—Cor, 7th and Dougias, Cor. 9th und Douglas, 2 BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish. Just opened. N. E. cor. bth and Leavens worth Strects, Omuka, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 14 8 Uth Btrect, Omuha, Nob. ¥. Colpetzer, ‘Manager. o C. N, DIETZ, Lumber, 8th and California Stroets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete, Cor, 6th and Douglas Bireets, Omaha, Neb, GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Funcy Woods, Bridge Timbors Cdr, vt and Douglas, Ouiuta, ol G. ¥, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Momkitzss, Building Peper, Ete. South Lith Sureely Canag, Nebraska. -— Figh, Ete, “TBENSON FISH ¢ Buceessors to Icken Sicmssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Bmporters of Foreign Fish, Nos. 91101} Jones = Bureet a0d U, . Track, Oumubite Nobh - m— A JOBBERS' DIREMOM Agricultural Tmplements, ),nu\m\u & METCALF 0, Wholesale l)ulers in Agricnltural Implements. mer 6th and Pacific , Omaha, Neb, PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholes. e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neb. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dosder in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carringes and Buggics, Jonos £, bet. oth and 10th, Omaha, Neb Boots and Shoes. T WL v MonsE & o, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, M1 Farnam Stroet, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston. Carpets, “'8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesalo Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goode, Kte., 142 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Coal, Lime, Ete. JEFF W. BEDFORIY, Coal Coke, Lime and Stone. 4th it Omaha, Neb. Yards, ®th De venport Str COUTANT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Best varicties, Oftice, 213 8. t. Telephone o T Omain, N NEBRASKA I'UEL €0,, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 18th &, Omana, Neb, TOWLE, President, ¢ Gro. PATTERSON. Sce. anid’ re J H. Hoepert, FoA “Al(ll. Proprictor. Managor. Kebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Office, 217 8, 15th Street, Telephono 40, Gro. I\ Lanaam, ©.F.Goon JUA, SUNDERLAND Sce. and T Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Com;inny, Joblers of hard and_soft_cont, 29 . 1ith St., Omahy, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive denlers in Boulder Colorado Coal. 217 South 14th strect. Coffee and Spices. S, COLE & MILES, Homs Cofes and Spes H 15 Weg ¢ Coffee Rousters and Spice Grindors. manu factuirers of liiking Pow ler, Flaverng Extracts Bining, ote. Tey one case 0f our 1M pacl Homa 1 ma itosted Colfee. 1000 Howavd £t Cunnha, Neb, “CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coffce and Spice Nills. fTees, Spices, Baking Powder Flavoring &, Laundry Bluo. Ink, ete. 141416 Har- noy Street, Omaha, Neb, Commission, Etc BRANCH & CO., Wholesale Frul(s. Produce, Oysters, Apples—Our own pack- & Co's Tiger Brand Oysters, Butter, Egge, Game, Pouitry’ Botatos. JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and h-mll 105 8. 14th St., Omnha, Neb, Consignments golicited. Koturna udo prompily. W. E. RIDDELI Storage and Commission Merchant. 8 PECIALTIES =] hmw Butter. Buis, r.mu.y {;::m‘u‘.\.: 3 _.u:: 14th., Omaha, Neb. Tele- R. McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT, 815 12th Street, Omahn, Nob. Specinltios: But. ter. Tiras, and Chickens. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Etc. 2208. 14th dmaha, Nebraska. TERFIELD BROS, General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omahe, Neb. Consignments Soncited. WEEKS & MiLLARD, Storage and Commission Merchan fs. Forelgn nnd Domestic Fruits a specialty. El- epant storuce fucilites. Warehouse and ofice, 10 North Iith st._Telepio D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full line of Stone- ware. Consignments solicited. 1413 Dodge St., Omaha, . MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Country Produco gen- erully, v 5. 12th 8t., Omuhs, Neb. MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and scking House, 14th & Leaven t.,, on U, P, R. Ik, Track, (lmuhu.mb Establish ROBERT P General Commlsslon, 2118, 16th 8t., Omuba, Neb, Specialties—Butter Eiggs, Poultry and Grue. PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, Fru'ts, Produco and_ Provisions, Owaha, Neb COmmlssIon l»rchaut ..- u m in country plluhu‘o fruits, 3j00ds on consigninent a vN 16:h st., Omuha, Neb, butter, « soccinity. KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (8tccessors to A, P, Schack.) Producy Commission Merchaats, No. 213 South I2th Streot, Omaha, Neb, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & C0,, lholesale Diy Goods and llollons, 12 Douglus Strect, Owaba, Nob. L. GINSBERG & CO, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods Hosiery, Notions, nq(.m. ry and White' € cods, s Btreot, Omuha, Neb. White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD €O, Stelotly Pars Whits Laal 20tk Bt-, Linens, l\r.'u o ug and U, B, Ry., Omaiu, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddiery Hardware, Turf Goods, Itlankets and_ Robes. 1421 Furnuio Stroot Omaba, Nob. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, ! Mattress Company, Manufacturing Mattresses, Hedding, Fea Pillows, Cots, Eie. 1206 and 1208 Douglas Str Omubia, Neb. 3 'Owralls. CANFIELD )l,m ACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pauts, Shirts. = and | % Dougly | e 14 vosen OMAHA JOBBER OMAHA L v AER Dealers in Al Ki Buflding Material at Bk Strectand Un on Pao s GERMAN D, WYA! Wholesale Dealer Il 20th and Izand Stroots A WAKEF Wholesnla Lumber, Lath, Puilding I'n|v||-< Sash, Doors, I K Posts, 1Lime, l|m.'l|l hlmn ana Jones, Om! Millinery, 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 4 Harnoy .\'u«w,om%;"_fi* 5 Musical Instruments, A EDHOLM & ERTCKSON, k Wholesalers of Musical Instr Stoinway Planos, Weber, Dec Diriggs Pianos, Packard Orgas 101 and 108 15th street, Notions, Etc, . L. BRANDIE: kmv‘ Wholesaln Job Fuunh'z- bi CHARLES SHIVERICK, anlmr Bsdding, Uph)lstery, 204, | 15 0 1210 Fain o “wtreet, DE Y & STONE, Wholesale Dealers Furnam Strcet, Wholesale Grfiom 1MGand 1112 Douglas Street, Omlhl,‘ Ne E. . CHAPMAN & €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cig Tobacco and Smokers' Artloles, 1217 H MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Eplces, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1317 and 1319 Do Ins Street, Omuha, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Btroets, Omaha, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & 00., Wholesalo Groceries and Provisions Nos. 705, 707, 709 and 711 &, 10th St., Omatis, Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, sufl‘ Eprings, Wagon Stock, Hurdwood Lum and 1211 Harney strees, Omahs, N EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholcsa\le Iran, Steel, Wagon And Carri od Stock, Hoavy Hi Ete. 1217and 1219 Leavenworth Street, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanies 'hmlu and Butfalo Koales. 1405 Jus Strgot, Umaha, Neb, ‘RIED & 00, Johbers of Hart!wnro and l!alls, Tinwe Sheot Iron nte for Howe 8 il Towaer Co.,Omaha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnafi,nfl% ; Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. nam Stroet. RECTOR & WILHELMY 0O., Wholesaie Hardware and llll'l Emerson Stcol Nails. Cor. 10th Streots, Omal Harvesters, WM. DEERING & 0., (‘l-nCAOO. Manufecturer of the Deerlnghlimmer Goodl, Write to Wm, Lorimer, Omuha, 'n-u.,plmnum Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Plpa and Engines, = CHURVILILL PY] & ; Wholesale Pumps, Plpe. (s Dot ot ot Gobhieny A Breosh Omaha, Neb. e Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKBON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in_Silverware, Digmoy Cheeamaemolom Lodiaund Matol and 163, 15th Streot, Cor. Dodgo, Ouk Notions Ete, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Joboers i Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Farnishi; 1006 und 108 ¥ ain B, Owaba, N J. T. Robinson Notion 403 and 405 S, 10th Sf., Omahs Wholesale iers ‘in_Notions nishing Goods. Oils, Efe, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE ao. Wholesale Dealers in ol Gasoline, Mica Axlo Pork Puclilng. JAMES E.[BOYD, Pork Packer and SMpw, HARRIS & FIEHIH. Packers and Provision D DMice, Union Mark bousd, U, P, I phone No. 15 & Safes and Locks, BOYER & CO, S 907 lgenls for Halls Safo & Lock Gl. )’ Fire nua I and Juil w Wholesale and Petail Degler ll Agricultural, Vegetuble, Pte. Odd Po N.W. Cor. Jth and Dodigo B, Omab, N Drugs, Etes et THE GOODMAN DRUG CE Wholesale Druggists, Apd Dealer in I'nhll Olls and W) smutin, Nob., Wesiog and Liquors, 1LER & 00, Distillers and Importers ol 1o quors. £0l9 nuinuiReturess of B 112 Ha Gro, w Buccessor 1o A und