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

FINANCIAL, New York. Auril g at 2l per cent. PRt MERCANT eent, STERLIYG 50.~MoxeY~0On ecall Paren—4@s Excnaxeae—Dull but firm; $4.57 for sixty days: $4.55 for demand. GovERNMENTS—Dull but steady, STocKs-8locks were nzain almost wholly governed by the news regarding the proba- bilities of the general extension of labor troubles, and the news of this kind to-day 3 cially from the A at_heayy tone pr ailed until 1 0'clock, when a decided wenk- ness attended the whole list, the declines arly 2 per cent. ‘Lhie final some firnness, the market per closing ab per cent lower than mportant exeept howes Pacitic Mail which sold down 1 BTOCKS ON WA! 25 cent bo U are ing proferro l ) prefer ml'. AL & St prefort D& R. G. Erle. e nm'mm Sentral. L B.&W. Kansas & Texas. LakeSliore 7si : 14 ; 60| " preto 103t Western_Union 4 Union Paci i, & P Northern Pa preterred. . 00 Muunn\pulw 003 low T8, (TR e for Apni May; S014@S0} June, Corn—Opened steady, then receded 1! i, closing steadier with May abont unfer vesterday, and June e lowel (@3ige for cash; e for Apr e for May. Onts—Moderately active and e below yes- forday's Isido figures; 20c for cash und ¢ for Ma, Dull at ey Piinne iniothy losed ot inside prices of (@S.90 Tfor cash, Apr Lard cash, A Buitk M clear, Slightly lower;a 85,873(@5.0 vull youne Americas scarce 1 cream cheddars, and - fiats, Wt 10} @116 B, 4e; yellow, Flour, bb's. Wheat, ou. Cor. bu., Qats.bu. New York, Ap 0005 70,01 lieay: @so and No. 2 red, . jsed firms un red, 7@ 90c in store; M closing at ¥ Corn—Sy 3@, closing we 53,000; ung ulml, 40 clo Oats—Higher; - re f.m mixed western, 89@-3 4247 “Petrolem—Closed at 7 Egis—Lower: western o and firmer; old mess, §0.2 exports, western, ard $6.20, uiter—Duil; —A shade higher; western steain, spot, western, 10@23e; Elgin wl\lkcc. Amil 80.—Wheat—Steady ;. cash,§8,0. .—Wheat—No. 2 red, l rovisions—Mess por Cincinnati, April 3 April 20, — Wheat—Dull nd \I'n S1lgej June, e 1 northe Fionr—Pate teceipts—Wheat, 56,000 bus flour, 120 bbls, Shipments—\Vheat, 13,000 buj tlour, 13,300 HbIs. Liverpool, April 20.— Wheat—More de- mand: new No. 2 winter, steady, 75 2d; new No. 2spring, 10 stock here, Flour—Poor demand and steady at 8s 4d, Corn—Good_demand for spot, and fair de- mand for futures, Spot firm at’ 45 44z April, firm at 4s 8d; May and June, sl«'.nl) at 48 214, 8¢, Louis, A 2red, cash a bakers, & Lard—Easy Butter—Quiet AFTERNOON Boanrn lower; corn, a shade lo New Orieans, April hul firm white and mixed, 47@4 U.\!It—('lmh'i‘ western, Cornm Lower at SLY 1oy Products—Quict and steady. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. ¢ Evening, April 0. “The receipts of eattle were very light. The market opened dull and inactive, only one load of cows being sold during the morning. Li Il'lll the day a load of stexrs were sold. Buyers were afraid to bid on stock, by ot the eight hours of lnbor ag| tation in Chia 20, Whiclh, it Is_feared, may cause # general trike in tat city, | in event would be apt L0 inteitere With the shipment of dressed mieats and would send values down so that buyers were unwilling to take their chances, 1o-(la} unecertainty. As soon as the diftienity 15 settled and there is no long- e anydapser Tof o tratle being stopped,” & better market look: ed for on all kinds or sto. Quotations for to-day 10 extra_Steers, averw pounds, $4.55@4.90 to 1,800 pounds, $4.00ud, medium, aver aging 1200 to 1500 pounds, (@4, fat, IIlllt‘ steers, 1,000 to 1, lMlJ)olll\llu. $1.0000 .50; good feeders, M0 to 1,050 pounds, # %00d 1o choiee ¢ and b i 1100 o 1200, [ NM[AI 1000, averagin, on, av ging 1200 to 150 10 extra stags, $: is live to 1, ging 1,200 eral, thongh vy s during the few ddys pas. Values were lower in Bflll[l.llll) with 0} ]IN'lI- 0, but there were no bids even at the decline. filiyers wouid not enter the market. for the suwe reason that they kept out of lhe cattle Two loads of extra elioice hogs, representing the selects loads, were sold by a speculator at e R arhte soveh aibar loads of mixed hogs were sold. To-day'squotations were: Cholce light and aiim_ weights, $3.55@8.00; ehoice heavy, £3,50@5.55 good 10 choice mixed. $3.45a@ $0.50; common rough grades at 8335, 40, “Iliére are no sheep on the market, and good :rulel et demand at $1.0040.00. P NULLS, No. cows, No. Hoas, No. o1 10. 59. 5) 60, Range of Pri Showing the highsst and lowest prices paid live stock on this market daring the past en days, with comparative values: DRESSED BEEF AND & 7 V00 1200 ‘ 10, iday Saturd ”llllllhlVA wing the highes est prices paid s on this'marvket during the month of comparison with the month of Saturday 1it Monday 19th Tuesday 20t Thursday 2 Friday 50th Iml\ 25 of stock in this market ara mac 0 <t unless oth + st wel Tor hogs weizhing less than 10 1o v mm Pregnait sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 80 1bs, load of hogs was received from Fisher & York yward, Wes ards, zuian, Beatrice, was on the market 1 hogs. w, Ashland, had & load of 63 liogs at {he yards. John Reners, Central City, had a load of hogs on the matk hog market for than the opening. . Jenkins, Manley, was on the with a load of 76 liog W. Weyant, jr., yards with a load of hogs. Rivett & Bates, Lincoln, were on the mar- ket again to-day With a load of hogs. A. J. Callinder, Seward, and Vail & O Benuctt, each hadl a load of hogs on the 1 ket. Henry of hog City. Commission men advise their shippers to caution until the “labor trounles’ scare is over, 5 k. 8. Manville/manager of the Converse le company, was at the yards with 63 head of cattie, market rmantown, was at the Migh w belonging at the yards with a load to tL. D. Reynolds, Central OMAHA \\'HUI: ISALE MARKETS, General Markets. Friday Evening, April 30, 3s—The receipts are in excess of the d and weak been more o qs strong. resh tabic, s have Choice er ‘I|Ill'l'\y T@ties good frésh table, 13 Faiey full croam 1ges flats, ipts of live chickens s are being made at light. M: L50@1. « season closed at Baltimore on Apiil 10th, Dealers have disposed of about all the stock they have on hand and a few days will tinish the balance, New York counts, d3c; extra selcot Preserves, all wails per | do in pail 3ge: assorted 5-1b. pails per rate, W Kelinds, Tt grader p(‘rlb 8e; assorted, first grade, palls, per crate, 6 pails, 82507 do pemm- 2doz, 82.25; do, tumbd- 5 2doz. , 8140, Jelly, all kinds, m-mm;.mm 50-1b, il por I e, Mineo f e 1b. 7¢; da. b-1b O palts $2.35: do 40.1b “pails gc: do, 51b pails, per crate, 6 pails o ‘plum and’ quince butter, 5lb pils, per crate, 8 puils, adish, pint bottles, per doz 8150, Frer. TRIvE, ETe—11gs' teet, o, 14 bl $2.00; dos ver Kit, * tongues, per 1¢” bbl, 5; do, per i, do. quir fire |n*rd 7, ; do, i-lm Jars per ease, 2 doz, 86.75. ITipe, per 3¢ hbl, $4.00; do, per 1gbbl, 0, per kit Kuavr—Best quality, 20gal bbl, 5 eal bl pails, 20-1b. |bull\, 5lb, sorted, 55 per 1 W, ifornia 2 1 frame 60 1bs, ; 10 1b, frames, Nebraska, ER—Mlchizan refined, per bbl 10, DIt Dbl $4,003 MotLs, per bk, §7,00; o half b, 400 v Nite wine, 16¢; elde ~ Mediterranean’ Swe 4003 5 to 10 box Jots, perbox, §: Anioiés, per bos, $5.0: o box lots, per box, $i.1 K Messina, per box, ver box, 86,00, Thero are vo . ldingly stronger, ¢ bunch, ket and pri Quotations yre & inferior apples wh ng sold for wi they will bring, Western stock, $2.00@2,25 Michigan_apoles, — $2.50; choice stock, $2.50 per bbl, CrANBERRIES—There Is very little demand and there is not much stock being sold, Dealers are clearing up their stocks as best thoy can. - Quotations 0@5.00 per bbl, selling at 2,00 per bush. box. ), §5,00; less than 100, New I1as, DATES, Erc.—Layer figs, $ and 10-1b boxes, per 1b, 16e, Dates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 1o Persian, 50-1b b Jrib, 10, " Prielles, 5010 Boxes, po MAPLE SUGAR—Bricks, strietly pure, 50-1b boxes, per Ib, 6c; penny cakes, 21b cases, 123e. 1‘I((I\'l\l INS- con NSl Missouri 3 dry salt 42 shoulders, dried beef, ham 50 1b cans, Te; 5 1b cans, do, neless haw,'10¢; Al are se . $12.50 per bbl lard, tierces, 6e (Fairbanks), 7i¢ 1¥e do,, Tie; b T3eAxs—California and ing m a small way, California_Baye, ver bu., $L00; do Pea, per bii., $1.63: Micliigan Mediuin, per bu., $1.75; Country, per bi, 1 @81.25 PoraTors-—T'ne market 1s in a very unfa- vorable condition. ‘There have been “several e loads received during the past ey days, is very little inquiry for potatoes, and are ‘not able to dispose of ‘them readily, “The very choicest assorted stock an ot be quoted over @10 aud slow sule 3 hupossible to sell ear lots, and AR are compelled to sell 'them mall lots. Local farmess are bringing in a good many which tends to lower the 7 1b cans 3 1b u, 2ige: cauliflower, per . per doz, $1..50; asparagus, per Ib 12 1 wumch. per bbl, $1.30; gfeen oblous, per doz, $2.50; ce THD lettuce, por i peas per iy 3 msh box, £8.00; enenm- 00 pér doz; Bermuda onions, ; Bermuda tomatoes, per box, + Corn, e \ 48(ab0e, Winter 108, per do7, per 1, oats, flour, qualit whe flour, in b ages, $4.00 per_owt: choppe corn meal, S0c 3 screening, @ best guant spring wheat Be per ewt low' corn’ menl, e per cnt: hominy, & s per ewt: graham, |u' 00 per ton, Green’ butchors, Oe: reen cured, dry flint, i@13e: dry salt, Sei0e: dam: hidee ‘two-thirds price. Tallow—"c. whit yellow, Wintor, ha@ice: skunlk, -I|u|L striped, 10@15; badger, 0a@0; do. No. wolt. prairie muskrat, 505,003 broad _striped, coon, No. do. hu. do. mountain, §1.500@, rekin:, dry hy 1001753 % per Ib: do. fall B 102 pei b, athie Kk . B ther, per hem, onk kin, 3 hem, ealf, French ealf, S1.0)@l S1.00@1 oot leg, + Moraceo oil pebble, toppings and lining 0001000 per doz, CoAr nthracite grate, $8. range, 88 (Iu'\hmt 88, Walnat b 503 111inots, $5.00; Missou AVY LlARDWARE—ron, rates, $2 plow steel, sperial cast, 4e; cricible steel, o, 12015; ragon spokes, pee hubs, felloc per b, @1l wall i Snuire nuts, b, b, Gt b ot 3 harrow teeth Butden’s horsesh mule shoes, 85,40, Ba 54,00 per 100 1bs. £3,00, Sho vowder, k 1o, quarte Tuse, per 100 feot, Sprihe st : Burd blasting, Lead Baf PAINTS 1N O11, Go: white lead, Hlles gre te lead, O is, pi French zine, red anish asst, nillion. A rose pink, He: V 3 Venetian, ad, ne' yellow, chirome ochre, whiting gilc : lampblack, € ordina ine I8¢ : . de; umber, nnn, raw dei e, geniin éen. com- chrome gree: des ehrome oh, K, 12e; vermithon, English, in oil, Taw and burnt- uinbe us, wand burnt sienna, I elined lampblack, 1 black, drop blac b chrome 1d and shatter Paris green, 15%¢ brown, 'S sienna, bur vandyke, conch bla green; ndian 3 ! n \]fl'mlHul 2 per ib, chinchonidi: hn'n r b, 6e; Dov som’ salt, per b, Iy lead, acetate, per 1L per gal., SLOO: ofl, eas N 3] 1 oil, oli sun oil, ovum. nine, P. & W., tassiti fodic suiphate mnxplmu 2 phur. ver Ib. yehmine, e oz, S0, UH,!——I[O‘ rbon. pe ¢ Lt, per galion, 1le; 133° head) : 150% water \\I|IIL 14¢; linseed, allon, 4he; linseed. boiled, per gallon, winter sti’d, per gallon, 50c: No. 1, castor, XXX, ‘o eallon, gallon, S1.0: sperm, W isn,' W, T r gallon, No, 1. 65¢ nrbentine, vet gallon, 5 dlon, Tde. —siarrels, per galion: furni- . SL10: furniture, No. 1, $1.003 0 n, ' No. 1. SL20; < asphaltun’ hard oil finish, VARNISI ture, “ext Dama extr $150, Sriirs—Cologne, spirits, 188 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof \ mnml lll\.lh( 101 proot, $1. Alco! hol, 155 proof Red| Lilled_ wihnsk “Dlende extral e shellae, ryes, $2.000 and rye_ whiskies, imported, [mported, ¢ 25 Rums, i Now ki el 81 @800, Champagnes, import- ed, per ¢ 28 00@34,00; American, per case, £10,00@16,00 llnnus!l(\ L3 @000 domestic Manie’ Byrups 3¢ bari e per gallon: 1 allon 3¢ gallon cans, 8: (I‘t;l:l'%\llnln corn, 1 1b, Kingsford's 61, 74, per_do; pordoz; duart cans 83 s gloss, %ie; Kings- in bbls, $6.00; do in I, in bbls, $7.005 do in kins, in bbls, $5,00; do. standard, T case S, 11b, 7 »l’milnnl s pure, 3 lb ProxrisMedium, halt bbis, $.5 half bbls, $4.00% )(’uq in half bbis, 34,50, N33 ) per cas ; white che ies, plums, Der case, 3,00 per case, plun: tleberr - gages, 21, per cise, linax, 42 + Spearhiead Plnel, 85; Mixed, fl“fltl.A bll('k. Oigalle. m..; Inids. per b, Ashion, Sadice, Ashtom, boos bola, 5a case; salsod . per 1 WiED 1 auarter apples aporated boxes, 5w ckberrie qg.u',m peaches oW, Tli@ TH@ 5, new, 4304 ~Powd granulated, 75¢ stanaar t, 8i vhite Lu»lnn Dome, $4 ~Per caddie, square cases, $1. R Wiite hboard, $3.15 round, per mule square, s—Ordinary grades, 0}¢; prime, 135@i2e; choice, fancy green and vellow, 18}5@l')¢ ernnient Java, 20@20e; interior Moclia, ' #@e McLaihiin's fair, 10@ ava, 161 buckle's rumlml roasted, 133} HBAIK‘ 8, 1 , 1 N boxes, 401D, 65, 11c} Ba't box, 20lb, ie. Spicps—tGround—-Black pepper, boxes, 1 allspie, 12@l6e; _elnnamon, 18@3ie; 15@25e; mustard, CANDL is—Garneauw’s soda, i o, Sige; wiler, fair, 2@ @ide: good Lmperial, ith(i H Young Hyson, good, scied 3 Oolong, good, ) 5 OUo- AEIISh breaktast, good, 3 Souchong, good, apans, falr, 2x@ihe 55@15¢; Tea Dust, 1o¢; butter an kinger snap good, 45 T0¢ arm Golden l‘llnfld- Glc; Favorite, 60c; Buds, 8 Rocky Mo un :1:[" 50c - Faney, dse; Daisy, 400; North & ()\lAHA ])/\ll Y BEI: o rmny Fish, s H°C VTS QF TS P RS =010 % w0 1210 18150 5 50 Lige Gib'ed Fu L'ge IWd Sh're Fey [lible. Halt Bols Q'r Bule w | » =l FEW PSR 0| 100 30018 0016 L B4 0012 5011 it A0 8 040 11800 700 T 6w 90 50 (AR EY AKE FISH, H't Buls | 10 700 Bloater Mess. ; T ExNo, 18 19 1014 w0110 . 1 8hore. .. "8 55 'rlibls 1S Kts w50 40 12| 10 )3 %00 101 08 90 80 70160 6 50 403002501 6 3002701 80150 56 50 MPORTED TS 1bls HIF Bbls ¢ 200|100 90 NEW FISIL No. 1 White Fis. Family ~ * No. 1 Trout No. 1 Plcker NEW Fism. Oy Norwerinu KKK Hor'ings 12 mu 505 ) Norwegian | s |11 08 0% 45 |'8 004 604 002 PRINTS—American, clieco, Ge; Manchester, 6 cester, ize: Dunnell Jac :]unnl o Windsor, 6o Anchor 8 H |'|l>\| Duniiell, Harmon, errimac, l' .|r|||(‘r'4 elmIN‘ Hope, 7 ki gy Cabot. 6303 ic; Lonsdale, Hill, 75, 6 sutta, 10'gc. Colist JrANs—Rearsarge, 7e; Tge; Indian Orel Magnolia, 8 oz, West Point, Brow mut, Li, be: Beaver [ LL,%5c; indian Head, 7 crown XX ice LL, Ge; Shaw- w LL, Se; Atantic Wattehusset, 6 lifton CCC, Ge3 U Otis, stri i mfll 1034¢ ‘s Dok fold, 1 turanee, bi Milbury, Hamilton, 12 J stuck- Montauk B3, cer Creek AA, 1le; Beaver oaver Creek CC, ! Jaffrey Jatirey D & T York, T hred) —I3oston 9 oz, brown and Boston O H brown and drab, 10¢: Boston Boston O P Dry Lumber. BOARDS. 12,7140 12,14 19, 14 No.1Com. & 1. s. Norg NouB L s NN I DIME 0.1, 4& 4% No.2 4& No.% 4& I in 16 fe neh, 12 and i 1 6 inch. 16 feat, rough. KIDING, l;‘( Com., 12, 14 and 16 feot. Fence, * e Parit FLOORING, A 6inch. white pin 13 6inch, € 6 inch, D 6inch, 6inch! A 12inch, 81512 OK BOARD: Jaand 16 f . ’lu.s 1812, 14and 16 ft.. 3 10, 18 and 20 ft.. “ 12 14 and 16 ft.. BHIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch 0.2, Plain, 8 and 10 inch. No.1, 0. G 16 00 5 SN #A* Standard neh, clear, $| LIME, ¥ Quin, S50; cement Akron, 81.75; s2. m-, Fer Doshe 80u; tarred fe §1.95: straw board, s1.45. Drunkenncss and Cussedness. Mus. Georgina Hull has filed a petition in the district court asking to be divorced from her husband, Willis E. Hull, to whom she was married in Lincoln in 1874, i llegoes as grounds for her case that her hushand has Lecome an habitual drunkard, and has abused her, threatening at one time to kill her, and has wholly negleeted to support. her, al- though he is w zood mechanic and able to provide a good living for his family. The prisoner also alleges that in October, 1885, ‘her husband committed adultery with a eotored woman on Capitol avenue, and that since November, 1885, he has been living in open adultery with one Nellie ( on Cuming street. The plaintiff as divo estoration to her maiden name, Georgina Voshburg, and that the defendant ‘shall be restrained from attempting to get possession of plainti’s property in Hardan, Shelby connty |u\\ GHAHI HOTIZL DIREGTORY. The Millard, 8. Shears, J. E. MarkglThios. Swobe, Proprictors Omulik, Nobraska, ;fi_.__‘;__., lah. Pnn(ing REES PRI HUINC Job Printers, Book Bludera. And Blank Book Mauufagturers, 106108 South Fourtenda 35103 rR— Flour and Feed. W.J. WELSHANS & €0, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of Wi J. Welshans & Co.’s Quick Halsing Huckwbear fous aud propriotors Ormaha City Milis, cor. 8th apd Furnsm Streets, Omaha. Leather, Hides, Etc, " BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Saddlery and Shoe, Findings, Hides, Wool, Furs, clts, Grease, Tallow, Ete., Omdba, NoL, Confec\ionery- F. P, FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, _Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, 1211 naw St., Owaha, Neb. Beer, M. KEATING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budwe | Cor. 9th und Capitol Ave., Omaba B N or, . Erlunger Baok Bmdmg e REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Binden. And Blank Book Mai 108 South 1th 8 RAYMOND & CAMPBEL] Fngincoers and Cont Iron Combination and Piline and Oak Timber. Telephone No 74, Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEVER & €0, Jobbers of Q;gars. Tobaccos, Guns and Ammuni 4 South 11th troet, 1020 (0 1024 Howe 1ith s, Truss Bridges near Farnam, CAN ClaaR FACTORY, WEST & FRITECHER, Meanufacturers of Fino Gigars, And Wholesnlo Dealers in Leaf To 208 and . 1ith Stroet, Omuha, vrockerys Nos. 10 W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for tho Manufacturers and Traportors, Croclem Glassware, Lamps, Chimney e, Oftice, 817 South 13t 'Kt cets Ok, Kot Carriages. C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agceuts for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children’s Carriages, Jewett's Celebrated Re!rigerators, 8end Vo~ pricel ists, 1415 Farnam st., Omahn. 0. 8. PETTIS & €O, Wholsals & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phactons, B, W Wagons. 20 Eaved in buy 5 101312, Trard 8 Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. ene! Manufacturer of i i Ihv‘:llnhu und 101 Manufacturessof Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, 3. 12th 8t. Work done in any pm'of the country, Western Cornico Works, . S CHT, Proprietor. Ivanized ¥ i E roved Palent Motal kylight. Specnt’s im. 05 und 5108, . Doors, Sash. Ete, The Gate City Plen'ng Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also wli kin Seroll and Stuir work A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer nnd Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Ete. Stair Ruils n epecialty. Telephone No, I5th and Marey Sts., Omuha . Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Elcetricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, O Burglar Alarms, Bells, peaking Tubos, £ _ lron Works, XTON & VI ERL ING ”I, .' WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Bailding Work Stairs, Railing, Rollod Bowms and Girde Sicnm Engines, irass Work, General Foundry hine and Blacksmith Work, Office and ks, U. P. Ry. and S 13th st. fren ar d Nai "OMAHA NAILMA SUTACTURING €O, Cut Neils and Spikes, Fire Ruils o fix Iy Omalia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burglur Proof Safos, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wiro Work. _Cor. I4th and Jackson Sts., Omalin, Neb. Wagons and Carriages, Established A, J. SDIF The Leading Carriage Factory, 200 and 14U Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb Commission, Etc, g M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Ggo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yards, 8, Omana. Tole shone 83 W. F. BROWN & C0., Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Oftice—Exchanio Building Union Stock Yurds, b uth Omuba, N huphunm . 00, Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. Jobn F. Boyd, Superintendent. [ SAVAGE & GREEN, 1 ' Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bbimonts of any andall Lings of stock solicit ed. Union St.ck Yards < Lumber, Etc, 7 LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Bte. Yards—Cor. 7th und Douglas, Cor. ¥th and Dougiad. BOHN MANUFACTURING €0, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood ¥inish, Just opened. N, E. cor. 8th aud Lewven worth Streets, Omulia, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, E16 8. 2t Btrect, ¢ Neb, ¥. Colpotzer, C. N. DIET%, Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaha, Nob, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Ete Cor. 6th and Douglus Strects, Omaha, Nol GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaba, Nebrasku, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Wagen Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbe {58 W. Cor. §th nd Douglas, Oiuisa, Nel. 5 G. ¥. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Bunds, Moukiizgs, Building Paper, Etc. [ Figh, Ete, THENSON FISH CO" Successors to Ieken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Plle Driving | Euu of vomr'n Fish, Nos. 91L13 Jogse o Agricultural Impiements, LININGER & METCALF €O, ‘Wholesalo Dealers in Agricultural Imploments. ce, Corr th and Pacifle Ste, Omaha, Neby ARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholesc .o Dealers i Agricuitaral lmplemcgls,_ agons and Buggics, Omaha b, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dender in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggics, Jon t., bet, Uth und 10th, Omah: Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOTSE & 0., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 3411 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, Summ| cet, Boston, Carpets, & A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattiogs, Curtein Goods, 142 Farnam Stroet, Omaha, Neb Coaly Lime, Ete, JEFE W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 218 8. 14th £it., Omaha, Neb, Yards, “h and De venport Strects. COUTANT & SQUIRES Doolers in Hard ana Soft Coal. 1 BTk Telephons . Y ident, ;. H. Ho T, ', Proprietor, Muanager. Nebraskafig:tl\ and lee Company, OMA Office, 217 8, LABAGH, T C. 1. GOODNAN, V. Prea | JU AL BUNDERLAND Sec. und Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Compuuy, Jobbers of lined und soft_cou, 29 8. Lith St Omaha, Neb, hone 40, Gro. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard ead Soft Coal. Exclugive deniors in Boulder Colorado Coul,217 | South 14th strect. Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILES, Homs 013 a1l 8 ?llllx facturcisof | v Bluing, vte. T Home il nr‘gc one cise of CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coflce and Spice Mills. Ten-, Coffees, Spices, Buking Powder Flavoring | Extracts, Lavndry Biue. 1uk, cte. 1116 Har ney Streot, Omaha, Neb, Comm BRANCH & CO., Wholesale lrulfs, rrcdu(c. Oysters, Apples—Onr own pack- srand Oysters, Butts Guame, l'uuh A JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Herchant, and Feed Keturns mado promptly. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchan! BIECIALTIES —Chos Bugter Fagg, Popltey nd Gune, 1128, L, Ol b, Tel hone i 1t . McDONALD. COMHISSiON MERCHANT. 815 12th St mata, Neb, tor B, wid C N & co, Produce Commission Herchnnts. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, | )mahi, Nebrask General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, 'L’::fl'@ uf"“ Consignments JKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Msrchants, Forcim und Domestio Ity. T | cpant storuzo fucilitic: nd ofico Commission and .lobbiug, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full ling of Stone- Connignments solicited. 1414 Dodgo Omatia. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, ks, Choase and Country Py ., Omuliu, Neb, MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerntor and Packing Housc, 14th & Luavens worth 8t on U, P. R, I Track, Omuha, Neb, e Established 1870, ROBERT PUPVIS, General Commission, Omahn, Ncb, Speciniti firus, Pouliry and (inm " PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, % Produce and_Provisions, O 2118, 14th 5t ISAAC GRIFPFITH, Commission Marchant, country prod; HIRAL. 10 A P, S Prodico Commission Iofuhllli. No. 213 South Lth Sticet, Omuna, Nob, & EONS, 08301 Dry Goods. BROWN & €0, thulesale Dry Goods and Notions, 13 Douglas Siroet, Omaubia, Neb, Dry Goods, Hpslery' Hotious, os, Ei ory “ind W hito' € cigy Linens, it ftrcot, Omuhia, Nob. CARTER WHITE LEAD €O, Steletly Pare Whity Laal 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry., Omui, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwara, Turf Goods, Bankets una Robés, 1421 Furnam Strcet Omaha, Neb. __ Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Hattress Company, vossos, Bodding, Feather 206 wug 1205 Douilas Streety | Manufs Piliows, ¢ Ok, Neb, Overals. FIELD MANTFACTURING (O, Iannfactnrers of Overalls, Jeuns Punts, 8 B — | OMAHA JO Dea Building Mad T8E Stroct and A GE vnu; D.WY. Wholesala Dnlt in 20th and 1zerd Strost J. A WAKE Wholesela L hfl, Building P \.lme' 0 i gBnos, O _Millinery. 1. n:nlnmnln. Tmportors und Jobbersef Hillinery and Notio nd 1214 iarnoy FIN‘O'. 0 Musical Imlrumh. EDHOIM & RI“(’KM, Wholesalers of Husical Inst Steinwyy Pinnos, Weber, Decker, Driggs Pilinos, rd Organs, 101 and 165 15t stroets b Ntions, Etc, J L. mmummamfl. Wholesala dob Lots, Notions, Gente' I'u > k. sth Omaha. - Furniture, Etes CHARLES SHIVERICK; Fnrnllure, Bedding, Upholmr] 4 0y 126, LN et 1240 K DEWEY & Wholesale Dedlers 1n Farnam Street, Omalia, Nel Crogeries. .: . ALLEN BROS., Wholesale Grocers, | 116 and 1112 Douglas E. B. CHAP! 4 €0, Wholesalo Fandy Grocers, Tobaceo and Smokers' Articles, MEVER & RAAPKR Wholesale Fancy Gmm, Epices, Cigars and Jas Sty McCORD, BRADY & Wholesale Groe Corner 10th and Farnam Stroets, n x-nmv GALLAGHER & O ;g,u & holsale Groceries and P 7, 709 and 711 Almlwlt.. Hardware, " W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardfim Iron, Steo Eprings, Wikon Stock, Hardwood Lum 120 and 1211 Harndy streev, Omalis, EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosale Iro, Steal, ). And Carriaze Wood 8toek, Hoavy L207und 1219 Leuvenworth Stre I\nn 0, 7 HIMEBAUGH & TAVIOR, ' e S 1us Street, Omaha, Ni LI, FRIED & 0., Jobb rs of Hardware and lnl]x, Sheet Iron, Ete. Arcnts for Howo So Miaimi Powder Co., Omaha Neb, MILTON .ROGERS, & S8ONB, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Til Mantlos, Grates, russ goods, - 11 and nam Stregt. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO; wWholesale Hardware and Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th Streots, Omahin, Nob, Mechanics' Harvesters, W3 DEERING & C0., CHICAG Munufceturer of the Deerlngvuarmter Goods, Writs to Wm, Lorimer, @ Omuha, n'cmpbmu Iron Pipe, Ete, A. L STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pips and F.nglm Steam, Wa umlm.,undenu CHURCHIL] L PUMP CO,, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fitt} E:‘X:';‘ oo Lo Cobie it P B = Jew;elry. s EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalo Jewelers, | Dealers o Silverware, | Din Bloulcr awelony Tools”and Mateviale Omaha, and 1, 1oth Street, Cor. Notions Etes VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. - Jebuord | Notions, Hosiery & Gents’ l"lnlnli 006w 1008 Fur i NL. Cmnba, 3. T, Roblason Nm 450 it 403 5. 10ck SE, Omahay sule Dealors in N nishing Goods, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINR 00, Wholesale Dealers in % Gasoline, Micn Axlo Gronse, Big. wnager, Omatia, Nob, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Nebroska, 8 & FIFHER, Pflckers and Provisioa Deaiax on Market, 1617 Lodge Strest, ¥ i 6, Ol Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, lgenls for Hall's Safs & Lock Fire und Burelar Proof Safes,Pme I and Juil work, 100 Farnai street, Seeds, Whelusala flud Velall Dealu fn A, qu l-‘olln GOODMAN DRUG C(.)‘ Wholesale Druggists, THE | And Dealer i Patuts, Oil Wi Guiniin, Nofh, Wines and Liq ILER & T Distillers and Iwport And Liguors. Sole mumufact Eust Iudia Bivers, 1112 Har 4 1% Doyplaad s