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

FINANUIAL weow York, Amll 28, ~MoNEY—On call a8V, At 2 per cent. l’::ms Mrncunu PAPER-4@5 per cen! BTERLING EXCHANGE-Unchanged ; 84,8618 }mr cent lor sixty days; $4.883¢ per cent for_demand. GOVERSMENTS—Dull but steady. 8tocks—Stocks were somewhat more ac- tive as a whole. Prices were weak, but the movement was more irregular than for sometime past in certain stocks. The special feature of the momning was the weak- nessof Union Pacific and Texas Pacific, the former selling from b1 down to 49% It closed at 497, a net loss of 1 per cent, Texas Pacific lost 1% per cent. Louisyille & Nashyille 25 per eent. Grangors show a lose of lessthan 1 per cent. The market 5 sed very near the lowest figures of the ay. BTOOKS ON WALL STRERT. &N W .. . ot 1014 5. 1271¢ Oregon Tran. .. 28 cemml Paciflo . w‘, Pacific Mail. C&A . H . D, &E.. 55 'am Texas Pacifio | Union Pacific BM,I( W., St. L. & 00 preferred. .. 103 |Western_Union m-‘ Ng O.R. & N PRODUCE. Aprii 25, — Flour — Steady; wheat, $4.40@84. southern, Wisconsin e Michi- spring, 003 Minneapolis Kers, £.500$4.00; patents, $4.65@5.00; low grades, |3 Wheat— Unsettied; _opened @tde lower. rallied ige, bocame easier, sold off fe, rule stronger, advanced e, em-xl off d¢e, and closed the samo a8 yéstérduy: Tike “Tor cash @ fa and April; ¥ pwer; declined 3¢e, and Ohicago, ‘winter 84.00(24. an, soft Lnrll—\\’onk d cosed a shade over inside’ Ih{lm's' 3014 (@ lor easlr 86)gc for Aprily 36%¢@363c for ()ntavon(*m'd 1{@3e lower, then reacted from inside pricds, and closed Ja@isc under vesterday ; 20% @291 for cash; 20c tor April; 209 (u“w c for May. ujet at 6: Bnrl!‘ “-Dull at e, Timothy—Prime, $1.78@1.80. Pork—Early ruled 5@7{c lower, became steadier de the dnclllm was - recovered; $8.0214@8.05 for cash, April and May Lard—Moderately active and steady: $5.90 for cash and April; 85,90 Shoulders—84,00(@4. @5.00; short ribs, 3 Butter—Steady and quiet; @ige; dnlry 11@16e. Clieese—Quiet; full’ cream cheddars, @i0ige. fen, Gie; heavy green salted, 711:-‘ light, 8i¢; damaged, Gigc; ball i {of dry silted, 12}4c; dry flint, 15@ide; \ ; deacons 50c. white country, A, 4}de; creamery, 14@ 10@ 152,000 95,000 108,000 2,000 16,000 79,0003 eXports, opened heavy, 140 e er and advanced 3@, closing ste D135@dlge 1. graded red, 85@86c: No. 2 red, ©. b.; May closing at 91%¢c. Corn—>pot, i (@3e higher; options opened 'ashade low closing firm: receipts, 4,000; exports, 6 67,0005 ungraded, 41@+ [rl‘4.n Ze'in elevator; May clo: “Lower and heavy; receipts, expum 30" mixed westorn, 34135 ; western, 40@4Ge. T)Pd.rolsum—Umhnngud United closed at 23ge. gzs—Lower; western 12@ Pork—Easier and more act Tard—More doing; western steam, spot, $6.1724(@6.40. Hitior astor; western, 10@lie; Elgin creamery, ‘Cheesa-Quiet; western, T@ge. ukee, April 85,—Wheat —Dull; C3 Muy. 789;,& i 1,'66c, 2, 4714e. Provisions—Mess- pork, cash, and May, 88,95, Cincinnati. April 28.—Wheat—Weaker; No. 2 red, 89(@te. Corn—No, 2 mixed, 361¢c. Oats—No. 2 mixed, 32ye. Rye—No 2, oiije, Barley—No. & 1ali, 8sc. Pork—$0.60, Lard—85.755,85. ‘Whisky—S$L.10. Minneapons. April 25, —Wheat—Shade lower; No. 1 hard, cash, Sle; May, 5L No. 1'northern, cash, 77 Flour-l'uu.uls,$ @4.80; bakers, l((‘cal]l(i—“’hnnt, 66,000 bu, l’blllplm,nl.s—\\ heat, 10,000 bu; flour, 17,000 Liverpool, April 25 — Wheat — Otfered sparingly: new No. 2 winter and spring no stock here. Flour—Supply good. and steady at 8s 4d. Corn—Offered sparingly; szmt. firm at 4s 814d; April, trm ut 45 $d; May and June, firm IHA 2d. St bouln. Avril 28, —Wheat—Easy; No. 2 red, cash, CorneiV e ()uh(~l"llfl $.555@ No. 2 mixed, eash, 32%c, No. 3 mixed, cash, 20}{c. s3e: falr to taney dairy, 12@c, :itNOON BoAnrp—Wheat, corn and onts ke lower, 'l‘nlm;?. April 28.—Wheat—Firm; cash sh, B87c, Outs—Nominal, Kansas Cltyf\ Ag\l‘il utires “L‘uk E New Orleans, April 25.—Market quiet but steady. OMAHA l VE 8TOCK. Wednesday Evening, April 28, The same number of cattle were received to-day as yestexday, The receints of cattle thus far this week amount to 1,400, as against 1,200 for the same time last week. The re- ceipts of hogs hay vier this week than for some time past. the three days pust the pecel ount to 8,700, a3 against 000 for the same time Jast week, showing a Eain of 1,300, “The cattle market was fairly active to-da, Thie untayorabl e r kets hud the A oo swioe. T donuand vontinued very falr at decline, and the yards were red, 0 exim steers, 84,554,900 pounds 0 1,500 pounds, § ng 1,200 to 1500 Dfl\llllbl, $4.: ‘&‘-num) 1,000 to 1, l“l“lmullxli. $4.00@ 50; good eoders, 80 t0 1,00 pounds, $5.65 P wood o choiee tam d i« 80U 10 lolml 5, averagin 2000, e uoo to |m‘iu.w@ 0 extra u.u.u tl' 'lblm" (hfl samo dec el opene at about Ilwtlnahu,' Dricos of the day before, but deelined f{mmn 5@10¢ in sympathy with Chicago. 1In view of the discourag- iy wports teceived trom other mar- Kuls, prlces hore kept up remarkably vell To-day's quotations were: ( hoice light and meanim_ welhis, $5.70@875; choice heavy 5.07%4¢8.70; good to ‘ehoica mixed, $3d (g mmon rough grades at §3.45@s.50, ©Fhiere are no sheep on the imarkel, and good n dum.nuhl $1.00@! 5 0 0 0 Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for live stock on this market during the past seven days, with com parative values: 2B0@1450 Dates, 1bs. Wednesday .. |84 @ Thursday Frida; Saturday. Monda; HOGE, " March Thursday . Friday.... Live Stork Showing the cattle and hogs purchased by the leading buyers on the market to-day. 11 G, H. Tammond & Co. Harris & Fisher Clark Bros Omaha Pa Omaha Pa l\h\U 0 All sales of stock in this market are made cwt. live weight unless ot wise stated. hogs sell at ige per 1b for all weights, “Skins," or hogs weizhing less than 100 1hs, no vali Pregnant sows are docked 40 “]y and stags £0 1bs. :\ulos. Cattle 5@10e off. Hog market 5@10¢ lowe Togs averaged 74 to 1he ear. ehoe, Platte Center, marketed a load of Welch marketed a load of 285 pound e ll \I‘thll.mtl Gibbon, is registered at the L3, Par rish, Kearney, marketed a load of hogs. C. B, o1 ha T. J. Taylor, Shelton, marketed a loud of 68 hogs. W. Townsend, Silver City, marketed a load of cattle F. L. Cotton, Kearney, disposed of a load of 87 liogs. Charles T. Letson, Albion, is stopping at the hotel. Johnson, Gibbon, aisposed of a load North Loup, disposed of aload Dowling & Purcell, North Bend, sold a load of hogs. H. D. Reynolds, Central City, marketed a 1oad of hogs. Jacobs, Staplelurst, had a load of hogs on the E. W. Ticknor uL‘()IHI(Illilllll\c.lul(‘ man, was a visitor at the yards. J. G. Hall, Gibbon, Ilmrl\'e\(‘(l a load of 4 head of cattle, of Hamburg, Ia., was a i nl‘ to-da; hogs, Smith, Howard, sold on th The dispatch the market, wi Ed Hun: yards with ago, rezarding v contradictory to-day. rford, Council Bluffs, was at the 32 head of two-year-oid feeders. of Lucas & Iensha packing to date for tho summer 871,161 hogs, against 464,000 1ast year. Johin A. McShane marketed 85 head of fat steers from the Collwun faru, north o the city. “The bunch of 17 stears ave shoutd liave been reported ye instead of §4.70, J. K. Hanna & Co., Grand _Lsland, sold 38 head of cattleon the market. Mr. Hanna came in with the catt Mr. Rickabaugh came in to-day with a load of cattle, belonging to S. R. Stone, Strahn, which sold on the market. Mr. Purley, of Burnham and Purley, Lin- coln, was at the yards to-day with 35 head of ) the market, of Keine & Mulloney, of Hawks & Rile were nnhc “yards with twenty cars of d hogs. should no longer be ealled the Lone tate, but the State of Cow. Within ok hmlls‘i( 0 one-quarter of the cattle of the United States. —Drovers’ Journal, 1t is rather remarkable that the number of cattle, liogs and sheep in the United States should be 8o nearly the same. According to the best estimates thore are 47,000,000 b 49,000,000 cattle aud 50,000,000 s| Tho Union Stock Yards company have mado arrangements to establishy a brick yard on their land, south of the yar d make their own brick to be used’in biilding the new packing houses. Kastern parties have been engaged to conduct the business. P. A. Barrett, Weeplng Water, stopped over at the yards on his return from Chicago, here he lis boen with stock. - tle aays that he is satistied that Omaha is & good enou IWarket for him. in the. Tuturé, Ao et b would have made money by sefling here this time. A gentleman who hias just come from Cf eago says that everybody around the st yards Iy talking about strikes, Some are u ticipating a strike to take place May 1st. ‘The effect is plainly to be seen in the market, buyers being very cautious. and_only buying 8 their imuiediate requirenents deuiand. ‘The Union Rendering re making ar- rangements to erecta_packing house, about 60500, near Oberne, ‘Hosick & Co.’s 'house, after which they will move their establish® ment to loin it. The stock yards company will builidl & packing house o1 the ground ut present ocoupted by the' rendering establish- ment. On Saturday last R. D. Castiday, of G Island, Neb., sold on the Chicago arket 440 head of 103-1b sheep at $4.45, also 173 head 105 Ibs at $4.45. On the Monday following, another Nebraska man, D. A. Lord, of Clarks, sold a bunch of 100 shoep on the Oumalia market, averaging only 5 ‘ibs. at ing 1322 Ibs at §4.85, 0gs and OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. General Markets, Weudesday Evening, April 35, “The receiptsfshave been more al and prices are not quite as strong. Cholee creaniery, 3@c; chioiee fresh able, e resh table, 13@ldc; fair, 5@ lats, ‘ The rewlmb of live chickens lm? liberal and sales are being made at G he recelpts are l||(l1l-. IM;\IIAI(I guoted at §1.502 $1.25 fuck Suipé, SLOOGLIS: ‘plover, e season closed at Baltimore on April 15th. Dealers have disposed of about all the stock they haye on hand and a few days il inisi the balance. New York counts, 4% extra selects. 4dc. selects, 85; standards 50¢; mediums. LIS, E ETC.—P'reserves, all vl perth lbo; do in. bail ssorted 5-1b. pails per rate, 5-»”“' B-‘A.'lh .lemea, all_kinds, irst grade, b yails, per b, Be: assorted it crade; &b, pails, per crate, 6 pails, 8.5 1-1b. pails, per case, 2 doz. o, tumb lers. her case. 8 doz. , $1.40. Je ly. all Kinds, second grade. S0-Ib. ialls, per'Ib. “be. Mines { bbl, per Ib. 7c; do. 51b fiflu 83457 do 40.1b pails Thyei do, 51b pails, waxme. pails $2.7, Peach, xhvm and nu!nco butter, worted, .'vlb paais, pen-m 8 pails, €575 horse fad| s, pet doz $1.50, PIos’ ¥ r To—11gs’ teet, per 1§ bol, $4.00: no,kbhl do, per kit, uur- Lambs’ tongues, per i bbl, $3.25; o, kit, $2.50; (In quart jars per doz, :n[r\ pmo ars per case, 2 doz, £6.75, TTipe, per iy bl, $4.00% do, per igbbl, 82,005 do, per kit AvER KRAUT—Best quality, 50gal bbl, 15 gal bbl, 83.75, oMn HoxEY—California 2 1b frame 80 Ibs, In ease per 1o, 15e; 10 1b.”frames, Nebraska, G176, Ciner—Michizan refined, per bbl., $6.50; do. half bbl., 4. VINEG At—W hite wine, 1 ORANGES — Meditert box, £4.00; 5 to 10 bo: Los \m.'N"I per bo per box, $5.00; Valenc! LEMONS—Fancy chgice Messina, per box, $ BAN ANAS-There are very et ket and prices ar Quotations are £3.5004.00 pe “The market Is oversto per case $8,00, per box,$6.00: in the mar- inferior apples whi they witl brine, choice Missouri little demand ing sold, rks as best 0@ .00 per bbl. bush bo. } than 100, 8 and are clearing up th Quotations are sclling at 80,00 NRiw Fias, DATES lll‘lh boxes, per Ib, 2-1h boxes, per Ib, 11c ‘u‘l ib, 10 Prunelles, ! s Bricks, stri Iy pure, 50-1b penny cake: 251 cases, Ham, 9156100 side bac Ns—California and ng i a small way. ( bu., $1.60; do Pea, Mediui, per bu., @312 POTATOES vorable cond 55 Gountry, per bit, 10 Ilnrl'm x:ln Ak ¥ little iquiry Tof potatoes, dealers are “not able to dispose of readily, The vory eholcest assorted stock ean not be quoted over 5@ioc and slow sale Tt is impossible o sell car lots, and iission mei are compelled to sell them out in swall lots. Loeal fary 18 are bringing ieh tends to lower the us, pe ouions, per lettuce, per : Bermuda tomatoes, per be ¥ATS—On tho strects and. ot 3 oats, 23'5e: wheat, No, FLOUR AND MILLSTUE flour, best quality patent, quality, Wheat flow flour, a b pa pedd teod, 10w Goe per comn’ meal, ewt: hominy ewt: graham, ) jer ton, 10¢ v mlnm oak snie cather, —per : oak kip, SL0Xal boot log, 20:111In01S, $5.4 HARDWARE—Iron, rates, $2 P ast, 4c; cricible steel Past tools o, TAg1Se: BL75(@s.0 sawed dr: 1b, @lle llcable, G@sc harrow tecth, 4 spring steel, Tase )'s horseslioes, 81.40: Burdelys muld shovs,” 8540, Batved | ire, “in carlots, SLU0° per’ 100 lbs. — iron \u\h. 1ates, 10 fo_ 60, : : huckshot, S1:%5: oriental vowder, keg : o, half kegs, $2.00; do, quarter kegs, 5 fuse, per luo feet, N OirL.—White lead, Omahs \\'I\ilvlp.ul St. Louis, pure, $7.50 :lhn\ln 20¢; Fren Zine, ed sei hl \'1|ll||~I| ll<~t, 20¢ vermillion, American, 1% Indi rose pink, l4e: Venc red. Coo ¢; Venetian, red, American, 1 3¢ red lead, 7} chrome ¥ I!uw. genuine, 50( chirome . K. 12¢t ochre, rochelle ochire, ¥rench, 28c; ochre, Americar Winter's minera Leliigh brown wedges, 0 .4( White lead, Paris whiting, fi);( whiting 405 whiting, com’ ampblack, Ger: mantown, 1%; I ) ordi Prussian blue, '55% ultramarine p 1 dyk(’ brown, 8c; umber, burnt, 4 sienna, burnt, Pnrls Teen, chrome niton, English, in oil, 70c; raw’ and burnt umber, 1 Ib, cans, 12c} raw and burnt sienna, 12¢: 13¢: refined lampblack, ivory black, 16¢; drop black, 16c; Prussian blue, 40c; ultramarine biue, 18¢: chrome grean, L., M blind and shutter green, L., M be; Paris g ndian’ red, 15c; Venetian red, de; 2% American lion. 1. & I) yellow ochire, e &0, D, 18 ochre, 16c; pate 3 graining colors Ihllml oak, dark oak, \\l‘\lllllt1 chiestuu t nd ash, Divas AND Uk artaric 3 bark, sassatras, u‘r llt. hinchonid per oz, 4l hloro- , 'per b, Giley Dovels powlders, per 1h, % epsom’ salts, ver i, Ty per 1, lead, a castor, No. 1, per zal,, . ,mr gul., $1.40: 8140,41! origani ¢ nine, P, & W. tassium focidé, per b, § 40¢; sulphate morphine, per o phur. ver 1b. 4e: strychnine, per ¢ OILS—110° carbon, pe gallon, 10 headlight, per galion, lh', 1 headlizht, p«r gul, 16¢: 160° water white, 14 linseed, hard, linsead. boiled, per gallon, tr'd, per Wi No. 1, astor X ‘wr gallon, %: No sweet, per gallon, $1.00, sperm, W, B, lon, $1.60; fisn, W. B,, g\xvllhm,u neatsfoot, extra, per gallon, ;. No. 1, bricating, zero, per. gallon, machine, No. 1, per 2, 250; sperm, sienal,’ per lurwulmo,wrgullou, 5he; gaso- ene, per gallon earbolie, balsam copaiba, per lomel, ICALS—Acid, Yofl Bliva, opiun, & 005 salic ver gal., ), per or, $2,00: sult o, per "t ture, oach, lnllv alion g surnl- No, H ture, " exira coach, ext Dawmar, all(‘lhw $3.50 70c: asphaltum extrm, $150. hard oil finish, Seirirs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof, S1.13; s bJnnh, second qunl\ty 101 proof, $1.1; do leo" hol, 188 proof, i l‘xl]u)l( whiskie bemk b Y. X (.uhh-u Sheat bourbon and rye v\nmn 1.5 Iimmlh's. impor! 5,008,501 W@ 00, Gins, imported, sfid 5@ 00. "~ Ruws, i ed, S50 005 \Lwl‘nglmld SLT@2.00; owestic, $1.24@3.00, Champagnes, import: ed, per case. $2800@34.00; Awerican, per case, $10,00@16.00 oreen cured, | MACKFREL | fvis, 'Halt [T 0| 10 s ey arge Family... Fat “s i mslQrrnns e Kta KEW FISA, 100 fllQ..I 0 12 ';“ No.1White Fish 7006 3 Famjly * No. 1 Trout. No. 1 Pickerol F101 04 00 | 802 0150 88 50 40E 0025019 68 6) 8002 70181150 5 | 50 SroRTED F1en nhl-mrnm 0TI T orkits 100 | 50 4016 12 10 NEW FISHL Norwegian | | | | KKK Her'ings 12 090 505 1\\1 7). [ Norwe, | K ings. |11 206 05 45 Bristlings......| 8 W4 504 0 Ma]- barrel, strictly ~ pure, per Knhull. 1 gallon cans, £9.25 per_doz: llon cans, 8535 p?nln/‘ auart £3,00, ®loss, 's" corn, 11D 7e; . 7e; Kingsford's gloss, knm-mmwnm 31b, 530 Kings: halt hhln. hall bbls, Yin s, in bbls, 8 in mnbim € e O 005 do. Oysters. stal uinul ,er wherries, 2 1b 2851 M nnm per case, g I||u-r Ilfl.l*h‘l( Young Frit /100, pe $ 1§ sacks, hton, 3 bbls, SopA—In ib'y ke, per 1, 221 LUt 1 boxes,sud 5a case; salsoda, 0. 1 qu blag ¢ ige Salt Lake, cus ter apples, in | Bigc confec @iljed cut “laf, 8o oners A, 75 extra O, caildie, round, per e cases, $1.70; mule- square, Soars Kirk's sat J@lisle; old gov: ava, 10i¢@ 3 mustard, 1@ butter an kinger snap 70¢: Charm o, (|fll<](‘ll ‘Thread- Dry Goods. American, 514 Mancheste i5; Dunnell Jg Windsor, Anclior 414, 1ge: Berwiek, de. Coroxs — Farmers’ choleo, { frui, Sop 'V Kearsarze, 7c; Armory, npon-n Indian Orehard, 6c} Naumkens, 7c. Duck — (Unbleacl he(l) —8 oz, 10¢ ; 10 Magnolia, 12¢2 10i6¢; 10 oz, West Point, 1214 BrowN CorToN—Lawrence L L, 5e; Shaw- mut, LI Al mllic Magnolia, West Point, oped, 10%c: Lus y, book fold, Obe 00k fold, 1124e; Efdurance, byok fold, 1 TICKI; .sv.\mmkmg‘\m 12! dyke 000, an {(H Milbuty Haimilton, 1207 el Blge: ’slu'(ur'k- \Innmul( AA, 12 \hmumk BB, Omeza AC A, = ver Creek AA, 1lc; Beaver B CC, 9ei Jxl(lu-' ork, verett, 15 lln)mnk blug and pranss Tige, G 53¢e; Boston O H brown and d Boston XX brown aid drab, 10c: Boston XXX brown and diab, 1lige: Boston O P blue, 113§z owed a frce trict of thirty days of the ehraad Vortads Belt with Yicetric fired for ¢ ARE ot Worbous Dt "fi-. s Fuality hnd- Suieatts, V) o, kladred trout o rink is tncurred.’ filu; matled £ B. 8hears, J. E, Markel Thos. Bwobe, Proprietcrs Orguhin, Nebruska, e Job Printing, REES(PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufhcturers, 100-108 South Four Msnm il fhur ,nd Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & €O, Wholesale l{iour. Peed and Grain, Manufacturers ofl W. 3. Welshans & Co.’s Quick Hajtiug Buckwheat tiou? and proprictors Oinaba City B, cor, Sth wd FaFnAn SLrocts, Omaba. 1 Leather, ‘Hides, Etc. " BLOMAN DROS, Wholosalo Loather, Saddlery Hardware, EBaddlery und Sh Findings, Hides, Wool, Pelts, Grose, ‘ullow, Bte., Omidha Nét, Confectionery. ™ l". P. FAY & €O, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, \'-m, and Cigars. hnnum St., Omah 1211 771\1. KEATING, 3 | Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budweiser, Erlanger Cor. 9th nod Capitol Ave., Omaba. | nnsmnr Dlock, Omaiy lored)—Boston 9 oz. brown and | OIAIII IIIUFIOTURERS. Bonk Bmdmg, [' REES PRINTING (0., Printers, Book Blndm, And Blank Book Manufacturers, Nos. 108 and 108 South Uth Street, Omaha, Neb, Bridges—Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engineers and Contractors, Brgos, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridg Piling and Onk Timber. 15th i, near Farnam, Telephone No 71, Cigars and Tohaces, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Clgars" Tohaccos, Guns and Ammunition, 21 South 11th Strect, 1020 to 1024 Farnam , Omaha, Neh, ix m " \ Citan FACTORY. CSCHER, Hauumclurers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesalo Dealers in Loaf Tobaccos. 108 and 110 N, 14th Strect, Omaha, vrockery, . L. WRIGHT, | Agent for the Manufacturcrs and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lampe, Chimyeys, To. OMice, 517 South 1th ot Omuha, Nob. Carriages. ODRICH & CO " A. Whitncy Carriage Co. 8 " Ghlldren's. Carriages, Jewott's Celebrated Re rigerators, Send w o™ pricel ists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha, 0.8 I'ris & ¢o, 7Isah& Retall, Fine Cirriflges, Lornices, Eag!e Cormcs Works, ctor. Maaufacturer of Galvanized jron Cormceg Dormer Windows, T Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Iron Cornices, roved Patent Mtallic Sikylight. h St., Omab and H1US. Doors, Sash. Ete. SR "~ The Gato Ci: y Pleni ng Nl Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning, Seroll and Stair work of every de- ecription. T A. ROSENBERY, Manufactirer and Dealer fn Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldmgs, Elc. Stair Rails a specialty 15th and Marey § B Electrica! lSurphes. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Elcctricians, Electrical Supplies, Burglar Al ms, Bells, atting, $pea ¥ c Alarms, # Iron Works. PAXTON & VI ERLI NG IRON WORKS Wroughl and Cast Iron Building Work Railing, Rolled Bovms and @irders, rincs, lirass Work -al Foundry Machinc and Blacksmith Work, Office and Works, U. P. u; and S 17th st. S, OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING CO., Cut Nails aud Spikes, Firo Kails 0 Sy sislty. Omaba, Neb Sal:u. "Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN, Manufacturer of Firc and Burglar Proof =nm~. Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutiers and Wire Work. _Cor. 14th and Juckson Sts., Omaha, Mv Wagons and Carriages. " Establishod 1855, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409and Wil Dodge Stroet, Omaha, Nob Commission, Etc, 3 M. BURKE & SONS, Lm Stock Commission Burke, Manager, Union Stock' Fairds, B Omutin lehone 582 W. F. BROWN & C0,, Commissfon Dealers in Live Stock. Oflice—Exchangre Building, Union Stock Yards, ) Bouth Umaba, Neb, Telephone No. 60k Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA, umhed John F. Boyd, Superintendent. 28 BAVAGE & GI Live Stock Commission Merchants, Shij inents of any and u! nds of stock solicit ed. Union St: ck Yui meha, Neb, i Lumber, Etc, “LOUIS BRADFORD, PN, Dealor in Lumber, Lath, Lims, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor, Tt and Douglas Cor. 9th and Douglas, A BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Jnterior Hurd Wood Finish, Justopened. N, E. cor, $th and Loavoir worth Btreets, Omul ) CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. 24th Btreet, Omaha, Nob. F. Colpezer, ‘Munager. "¢ N. DIETZ Lumber, 18th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor. 6th und Douglas Streets, Omaha, Nob, GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Wacon Stock, Funoy Woods, Dridge Timbors _&c, 8. W. Cor. Uth and Douglas, b, Ror G. . LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, MouMdiags, Buildige Paper, Ete. South 15th St {450 o B, oA e Raatly Fish, Ete, BENSON FISH €0.” Buccessors to Ieken Eicmssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Foreign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones s Blrect und U, P Uruck, Qwalia, Nob,. OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural fmplements, LININGER & METCALF €O, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Offico, Cornar 6th and Pacifio &ts, Omaha, Nel " PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholes..0 Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholesale Dewder in Agricaltural lmplemenls, Wagons, Carriages and Dugeics. t., bet, vth and Uth, Omaba, Nob. Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & CO., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Street, Omahn, Neb. Manufactory, ummor Stroet, Boste Carpets, £, A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curta hode, Ete., 142 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Coal, Lime, Etc, “JKFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stons. Office, 213 8. 14th ©t.,, Omaha, Neb. Yards, Pth and’ De renport Streets. " COUTANT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Beet varictios, Offico, 213 8, 1ith St. Telephone 1492, Omaha, Neb. NEBRASKA FUEL OC Shippers of Coal and Coks, PN l:llhdfih Omana, C, ToW __Gro. PATTERSON, Sec. m\-l Tr b, President. F.A. Bagon, Proprietor, Mannger. Hebraska Conl and Lime Company, OMA NEBRASKA, Office, 217 ]hll Street. Telcphono 40, .Gl:n. F. LABAG . C. . GOODMA: J. A, SUNDERLAND See., and Tr Omaha Coas, Coke &nd Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and_soft_coat, 29 8. Lith Omaba, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclugive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 touth 14ih street. J H. Hurpenr, Coffee and Spices. S, ('nl,li & MilF BT eo aREGFaTARALs facturers of Buking Pow Bluing, ne case of Hame Blena Ronstod Cotfeer Cuuutin, Neb. packnge T Howaed ey CLARKE BROS. & CO., oma Coffcs and Spice Mills. lu’h es, Spices, Baking Powder Fiavoring ts, L 'y sue. 1nk, cte. 141416 Hare , Omaba, Neb, Commission, Etc, " BRANCIH & C Wholesnle Fruits, Produce, Oystars, Omuhi. Apples—Our own pack s Tiger Brand Oysters, Buttes 16, Bouliry, Botatoo JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Fl Omaha, Neb. Consignments solicited. nade promptly. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. rese, Buttor 1) mlluy m.., om: Telg- R. McDONALD. CORMISSION MERCHAKT. 815 12th Street, Omaha, Neb. Specialties: Bute tor. Eggs, and Chick WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commlssion Herchants. Poultry, Butter, 1its, E Omubd, Nobrask 'ERFIELD BROS., General Commlsslo1 Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Soncited. WERKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants, g and Doy 5 n specialty. El- storawe fuctlitic orth Tith st._Toley DA H Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce. ware. 'Consigninents solicited. 1414 Dodge St Omatn. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Pmduu} gon- Jw 8. 12th 8t., Omah: eb, MCSHANE & SCHROEDER Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and 1w House, i4th & Leaven. worth £t., on U. . )t. 1t. Track, Omabia, Neb, s Established 1870, ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, 2118, 1¢th 8, Omaha, Nob, Epeolultios—Duttor Liiggs, Pouliry and Game. PEYCKE DROS., Commission Merchants, ions, Omaha, Necb Commlsslun lerchant and wholesale dealer in country produce, fruits, butter, cggs, ele. | Goods on consignient & specinity, 52) N, 16:1 st., Omaha, Neb. KIRSBCHBRAUN & SONS, (8uccessors to A, P, Schaelc) Produce Commission Merchaats, No. 213 South, Jth Street. Omana, Neb, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & Cv., Molesale Dry Goods and Notions, Lz Douglas Strogt, Omaba, Nob. L. GINSDERG & CO,, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hoslery, Notions, inens, Luces, Embroidery und While' ¢ ood 220 Douglus Strect, Omalia, Nob. . White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD €O, Steictly Para Whits Lnal. 201k Bt-, and U, P, Ry, Omia Harness, Etc, WEITY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers aud Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, lm!(.nodn, Mankets and Hobes. 1421 Faruam Strcet_ Omaba, Neb. Mauressel. “E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Mnnnlm-lurlllfi uuuru-uu.ul;ednunu Feathor W ¥ Fillows, Cots Do Omlin, Neb. e _ Overalls, CANFIELD MANUPACTURING 00, Manufacturers of Overalls, Shirts, Etc., 102 and 1 % Do Btroet, Omuha, Nob g Jeans Py V. Prea | | Ana carringo Wood Ktoc e nnd Foed, 105 | | Write to Wm. 208 lth | chouse and office, | A fullline of Stone- | | OMAHA JOBDERS' DIREC OMAHA L "vnl ux). Dealers in Al Kinds of Bnlldlng Matorial at wnomm b Strectand o on 'ae i Teack, IMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealet fn Lumber. 20th and Izard Streots, Omaha, Nebrasks, J. A, WAKEFIEL Wholesalo Lumber.l Building Papers, ~Sach Ings, Piokets, * boste, ment. Ninth ana Jon Millinery, 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters and Ju)h-'fl Killinery and 1215 nnd 1214 Harnoy Stroet, O Musical Insmm:%' EDHOLM & ERI % Wholesalers of Musical Instt h o8, Weber, e nf'"éi"x".‘.?..(.f.'"i‘,." A e ChAse 101 and 103 1t street. Notions, [|v.. J. 1. BRAND Wholesale Job m, ' Furnl And 508 South 13th St, Omalite s Furnitures, Etes CHARLES sxxlvnm&'-"" Pnrullure Bodding, !Iplom, "u‘ DEW |c\ & mxl. Wholesale Doalers im Pmllm, _Farnam street, Omaba, Neb. & CGroceries, ALLEN DROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 116 and 1112 Douglas Street, ODII. 430 E. I. CHAPMAN & 00, Wholesale Fancy Gr Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, MEVER & RAAPK Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Eplees, Clgars and Tobaceos, 1617 ana 18190 treet, Omuka, Neb, ML(‘()HI) BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesalo Grgbus, Corner 10th and Farnam PAXTON, GALLAGHEH Wholesale Groceries ml’n jon§, Nos. 305, 707, 09 and 711 8. Hardwares W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardwaro, Iron, Stee Eprings, Wagon rdwood. Tump Pr0 and 1401 Harney stree, Omahs, Neb EDNEY & GIBBO! Wholcsals Iron, btoel l aras AT 110 Teavonwort Sie , Om HIMEBAUGH & . LOR, Builders’ Hardware, Mechanics’ Tools and Butelo Sales. 1405 Do , Neb. % i, FRIED & . Jobbers of Hardwara und Nails, Tin Shcet Iron, Ete. A r Howe Soalos Miami Powdor Co., Srnha eb. MILTON ROGERS & BONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. 1221 and nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO,, - Emerson Stecl Nails. Cor, Streets, Omaha, 10th and b. Harvesters, DEERI Manufecturer Deeflng" Harvester Goods, o li‘ hnl“m D.nord Tron Pipe, Ele, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pips and Engines.. Bteam, Wator, Rallway and’ n| ‘ an O RhEENe: ¥ WhL v.w,v:.'n 1 624 Farnam Bt, Wholesals Pumps, Steam_und ) 8 and mm—bumm Wholesale Jflfis & in Silverware, Digmonds, Watohs Clocks, Jewolors' Tools ‘and Materials, Eto., 108 and 164, 16th Street, Cor. Dodgo, Omald, Nobi, ¢ Notions Etc, SR W\'IN YARD & .\‘(‘,H,\'EHHCI;H Jobbers Notions, Hoslery & Gents'Furnishing Good" 1006 und 1008 Furnam St. umuhn,uuh i ’l‘ Roblnson Notion comg,u;. Y nd 405 8, 10th §t., Omaha, o Genis' Fuss | Wholcstie Deaters i Netions an nishing Goods. Oils, Eto, NSOLLDATED TANK LIN] Wholesale Dealers in Oflu. Gasoline, Mica Axlo G Munuger, Omali Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlpper. Omeba, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, i Packers and Provision Defllors, Cplon Market, 187 Dodre Strogtr. Picking | bousc, U. T ruck, ‘O, Nob. - Tolg phone No. 1 "~ Safes and Locks, P, BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire and Burglar Proof Sufes,Time Locks, Vaul und Jull work. 1220 Favnum sireet, Oniabia, No == Seeds‘ J. EVANS, Wholesals and Potall Dealer in Sam. Agricultural, 0dd Fellows' H - W. Cor. A llu\l“u 5t., Omaha, Nch. Drugc, Elc. Wines and Liquorss 1LER & €O, I)lsllllers and Importers of Wines A 0lo wanuucturers of Ken Muludm Titdors: A ey uu«‘u‘z 0 {EO. W, pUNOAN, Buceassor 1o MeNAMAWA & DUNCAN, Ty nd Wholoalo Seaory b Wines, Liguors and Cigars, th St., (nnhn. Nol