Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1886, Page 3

No, Ryo-N:r;’lnnl, NQZ;. 1, 6410, Barley—No, 2, 49c. 'ol‘mvlslnns—‘uwly; pork, eash and May, Cinctanadl, May 5—Wheat—Firm; No. ¥red, Sy Cotn smu], No. 8 mixed, 39@)ge. Oats—No. 2 inixed, 522! 2 0. 2, IUHI Tnchanged ; 70c. ey—Unehanged; extra No. 8, spring, Minneapoits, May5.—Wheat—Unsettled: No. 1 hard, 8¢ for cash and May; Slige for J No. 1 northern, 'mfl- for cash and No, 2 northern, cash, e, Flour-Quiet; patents, 84.50@4.73; bakers, €3, Receipts—Wheat, 83,500 bu, Bhlpments Wheat, §2,000 bu; flour, 14,000 I‘|vrr|mol May 5,—Wheat—Offered spar- Inxl‘. No. 2 winter, steady at 7s 2d; spring, steady at 7s 8. Flour—Offered freely: steady at 83 4d, Corn—Offered moderately spot, steady at 45 2¢d; May, June and July, steady at 45 2d, g‘nleuo. May 5.—Wheat—Firm; cash, $6)¢ Corn—Quiet; cash, 87i¢c. Outs— llclmugml cash, 325¢e. Bt. Lonis, May 5.—Wheat—Strong; No. 2 red, cash, Kilge. Corn—Firm;" No. 2 mixed, w()nts—l'lrm. No. 2 mixed, ca: l\'e—Blrrm at ol W g e Lard—! Butter—Unchanged; choice 10 fancy mflery. 10@0c; choice to fancy dairy, 16 AFTERNOON BoARD.—Wheat, unchanged to e hlqhu. Corn, Xc higher. Oats un- ch L. t&) Mn{ 5, —Wheat— Nu. ‘Ared cash, 603{c bid M}(c asked; 5¢ bid, ¢ asked, (‘urn.—suonnr. ‘cash, 26}{casked; June, Bis—No quotations, New Orleans, May b.—Corn—Easiers mixed, 400; white, 476 yellow, 456, Oats—Quiet. Hog products—Unsettled; hlfihcr. ork—80.574@10.00. llulk Mt‘ulflv—fihmlhlcrfi. £4.05; and clear rib, § uiet; une, not generally lone clear LIVE STOCK. I (I'nllle—llh-m-h\ y 4,000 her; shipping steers, % Pheows. bulls cow 2,00(@3.50 3 Chicago, May active and 10c 84,255, through T 5, Hous—Receipts, 14,000; stronger shade higher; rough and inixed, $ packing_and sh pplng, $3.00@01.303 3.70@4.50; skips, $2. Sh-‘op——lmcupls, mm. trongers natives, 82.95@5.25 St. Louls, and o H@i.? i, an 5,— Cattle — Receipts, nl'll\«‘ and strong; muher and export, 85,205, (@Xall)( cows and hel 00(a Hogs—Receipts, 6,000; shipments, 4,000; ac- tiveand bo higher: butchers and selected $4,00@4.20; mixed packing, $3.90@4.053 90(@4. 10, City, May 5.—Cattle—Receipts, + shipments, none; active and 5@10c high ;' common fo fan 25: stockers and feeders, $4.20@4.50; Hoga—Rocelpts, §000; Shipients, clioice ! »chlwher olh(.rs steady; common choice, $3.60(@3. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. light, [ Wednesday Evening, May 5. The cattle market was in ‘a very healthy condition to-day, though the recéipts con- tinue light. The demand was good for all kinds of choice stock, and values about 10c stronger. Poor, thin stuff is slow sale here as in other markets, and is not wanted. Eveiything at all_desirable was disposed of early in the day, only a few odds and ends of poor stock being left over. Choice to extra mem, mumgluz 1,850 1,450 pounds, $4.85@5.00; good, ' averaging 1,200 L300 pounds, €450@4.70: medium nver- axing 1200 'to 1300 pounds, $4. Tat Hitle 6 stears, 100 to 1150 poiunds, &4, 4.50: g foeds ‘pounds, $3.65 A oot shoios. cts. and héifers, averaging 1100 to_1200, $5.50( nv@mglllf&]}lfl 1000, 82,75 B extra bulls, averaging 1500 to” 2000, $3,00@ 8.2 ommon, averaging 1200 to 1500, $2.50@ choice 1o extra stags, $3.00@3.75. “The receipts of hogs were liberal and the market opened active and strong at an advance of 5@10. Choice light and medium_weights. $570@575; chioice heavy, $3,60@3.65; wood to choice 0@ 870: common rough grade ! eep O et. to-day which sol Good grades are quoted at $4.00( ahsea’ Bk SHEEP—CLIPPED, No. HOGS, Pr. No, §3.00 07, .60 465 Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for live stock on this market during th seven days, with co WENSED B 2 1250@1400 Dates. 1bs. I$170 @ Tuesday, 470 @is0 0 @4 Wednesday ‘Ihursday . Friday. Wodnesday . “Thursday, Frida; 805 w@a.stig Saturday .. 855 (@355 Monday Tuesda Wednes "All saloa of ook [0 #ls market. are mado r ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. l’“qmw s sell at bge per 1b for all weights. XkinaTOr hogs weihing less than '100° Iba, povalie. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 50 1bs. g Note: A Sigman, Beatrice, marketed 117 sheep. Both the hog aud cattle market was 5@10c stronger, .lw. Roggenkamp, Bennelt, marketed a load of hogs. ’l'. J. Taylor, Shelton, marketed a load of logs. r L. Cotton, Kearney, had 145 hogs on the markeb. E u uruu North Loup, had 214 cattle at u»o, wal Millard, warketed avother wad of hogs. P, Kilkenny, Couneil Bluffs, marketed a load of hogs. Lobman & R Plum Creek, had 89 head of cattie at the yai E. H. f‘nwlpl. Gibbon, was at the yards and sold a load of cattle, J. Clinkenbeard, Mondamin, had a load of s on the market. The first bunch of clipped sheen, for this season, i received to<day. F. J. Keine, Albion, had a load of hogs and 41 head of cattie at the vards. R. W. King, Albion, was at the yards disposed of 194 head of hogs, Reynolds & Robinson, Raymond, load of 6 logs on to-day’s market, F, Willott, Albion, was at the yards and sold two loads of hogs and two of cattie, OMr. Meclntosh, of Melntosh & Sutton, Chapmans, was at the yards and disposed of 19 cattle, J. R. Allison, a prominent feeder of Silver City, fowa, was at the yards to-day and marketed 52 head of cattle. Mr. Frank Sanders, a well known live dealer and the father of T, Harris & Fisher, was at Sanders has great faith 1n the Omahn imarket and has decided to remain here the balance of the season. The average valuation of hogs in different states, nccording to (he ngtictltural report, 18 asfollows: Florida, Atk $2.48; 6 Mississiopi, '$3.04; North Carolina, Georgia and Alat Kentucky, 83.48; Missouri, $3.46; Calit fornia, $4.15; Indiang €400 Tilingls, & Ohio, $4.80: Dakota, $4.95; Tow: braskn, $5.0%, and Wisconsin, "8, OMAHA WHOLESALE General Markets, Wednesday Evening, May 5. Eqas—The liberal receipts and’ accumn- lated stocks is weakening the market. A few cases are Delng sold at Uc, but the reat bulk are going at i BUTTEN--The receipts of cholee table but- ter are not heavy but the poorer gr in excess of the demand. Choice creamery, 25at; cholos fret t b(@lbe; good fresh table, 1 3 and sold a ennessee, MARKETS. n_o 12i4e; young ity Swiss cheese, Jilde; Limbuncer, hand is. fair. While 8 ice large fowls are selling at § is not safe to anticipate over $5.50 per do ERVES, JEL TC.— Preserves, all Kinds, 20-1b. pails per b, 10e; do in pail lot, Per 1, d3ge: assorted S-1v. palls er mate, puils , all kinds, first grade 1b, |mlh, per Ib. g assorted, first grade &Ib. pails, per cratc, 6 pails, 2. 1Ib. pails, per case, 2oz, $2.257 do, tumb- fers. per ¢ oz , 8140." Do iy, all Kinds, second grade, B-1b. pails, por 1o, ‘be. Mined ment, best grado 1¢ " bbl, per 1b. 7c; do, 51b pail crate, ‘m‘fn do 401b pails per Ib, 7ic: do, 51b pails, per crate, 6 pails 875" Béach, plam ‘and quinco butter, as- Torted, 5lb pails, percrate, 6 pails, $3.75; horse fadish. int bottles. per doz $1.50, ! I Trir rc 11gs’ teet, per 1§ bol, £4.00: do, 14 bbl. ' $2.00: o, per kll we. l.mub'mm.mw, per I¢ hDI 83,25 {\hn,p\ru per, y Rol, $400;" do, pér Abbl, &2 1B 110NEY—California 2 b frame 80 Ibs, in case per Jb,, 150; 10 b, frames, Nebraska. 1h@ie. Michigan refined, per $4,00; Motts, per bbl. )In{,l bbl., $4,00. Funey Messina, per box.8 goml o clm\re N . ver box, $6.00 2 Sthelk about cleaned. ul ing I o mmm fit to ship, here arg very few in the mar- ket and prices are Quotations are CRANBERR! lhere is very little demand and_there 15 not much stock being sold, Dealers are clearing up their_stocks as best they can. Quotations are $5.50@6.00 per bbl. Jersey are selling at $2.00 per bush_ box. G UOCOANUTS—Der 100, $5.003 less than 100, 5.50. NEW 168, DATES, ETc.—Layer figs, 8 and 1¢Ibboxes, per 1b, 1o, Dates, fancy Fard, 12Ib boxes, per Ib, c; Persian, 50-Ib boxes, per o, 10c. ~ Pranelles, 30-Ib boxes, per Ib, MAPLE SUGAR—Bricks, strictly pure, 50-1b h(‘ es, per b, 16c; penny cakes, 25-1b cases, 1234c. “Provi 50 1b cans, 7c: ks), 7ic: b 1b eans, do, 2 §"1b cans, don 7ig6; boneless hani, 10c; Siiaxs—Caltfornin ad Micniigan are soll v'a suinll, way. Californii Bayo do Pea, perbu, $1. Mediuim, per bu., $173; Country, per bu. 1 @$1.35 —There s little _in- Tor potatoes, deaters are ‘mot able o dispose of * them Teadily, . The very. choieest. assorted stock can not be quoted over Bx@ide and slow sale At that, Tt 1 lmpossible 10 sell car lots, and Commission men are compelled to seil them outin small lots. Loeal farmers are bringing i 0 good many which tends o lower the wholesale price. NEW .\ EGETABLES ~California ver Ib, 8ie: cauliftower, per do, ory. por ‘doz, $L50: asparagus, per 1b 12c; Spinach. per bbl, $5.50: green onions, per oz, 3¢ radished, por dot, o0e: letiuce, per dor, 300t pleplant; per I, i@z eas pire bush ok, 81:25: §gbush’ box, £8.00; cucuin- Dons, §1 7500 rer doz: Térmuda. onion. e box, S850; Beérinudn tomatoes, per box, GRAIN—At the m 2834 G0e; Tye, FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS—V wheat flour, best quality patent, $5,00@410; sccond quality, $2.50@ beést xuality spring wheal flour, wm'nL $2.50@275; buckwheai tlou, ip barrels, 80 ed, 3 1b pack- om0 5T, meknges; $3.00: bry 600 per ewt; nilu]\ped feed, per ewt: white corn meal, 0c; giuuw corn’ meal, owt: screcniug, 6o por owts hominy, §1.0 per por owt; grabium, Bl o} iy, i bales. 86.0067.00 per ton. FTR8 AND sst—-nlmx. each., 10@40c; muukn winter, 100: do. kits. 10 Otwer. 2. nlmn\ mn ‘striped, 15@5e: do, T, 25@503 X No, 2, dao: rd?x.onNo. 3, '0ise: wu\l o nmlfla do. mountain, §2.005.00; wildca! ver, $1.50@2.30 pe very quiry n ’lhb:lzcl. le» e, o@L75: iy Pt m@m Serb: do. Tatl and summer, 15a2; lope, wltk vet Ib e irooh DUthors, 0345 gTecn ‘sred j(aTsze: dry fint, 11(@1do: dry salt. aloe: damaged hides two-thirds price. Tallow—31 c. Gre prime white. yellow, 2lge; Sheep Pelts—25 Prime slaughter sole lmnwr. 1 prime oak sole leather, Upper leather, per foot, 20i@3e: Lo klp. Taasho: oik kip, S5@be: “French kip 0X@1.25; hem. ealf, SL0X@L10; oak cal French calf, $1.25@1.85: Mo ;. Morateo oi mebla, toppings and linings, $6.00@10.00 per do: CoAL—Anthracite grate, $8, ogx, $8.25; ange, $5 50: chestnut, 84,50 Jown, ss.20; Wuhlu block, §3.20:11linols, $5.00; Missouri, llPAV\‘ HArDWARE—Iron, rates, $2.85; plow steel, special cast, 4¢; crucible steel, 6¢; cast tools do, Axmito; wm.vnn spokes, per set, 81.75e@3.00; T set, 2 Telloes, sawed dry, ll«: lummas each, 7 each, 74 ul are per b, 7(ml1 ehain, per | 41@1-!0 " ufillcable, bse wedges, 6c: crowbars 6c; harrow teeth, de! shrinig stecl, 7@ Burden’s horsesh v Burden's mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed ire, in carlots, $4.00 per 100 Ibs. lron Nails, rates, 10 to 60, §3,00. Shot—8§1.50: buckshot, 81.85: Grienial vowder, kogs, 88,50 @4.00; do, half k(,gs. §2.00; do, quarter kegs, 503 blasting, ke 85; fuse, per 100 feet, lAud Bar, S PAINTS IN Q1L ~White lead, Umnnu, £ P, Tige; White load. St. Louls, puire, ST80: Mar ; French zine, sn-xllusglwn. Lo c 2. chrome 'y ochre, Krencl Winter's mi o { Lehigh Drown, 2o Spanish brown. 2ise: Prince’s mineral, se. Diy PAiNTs—White lead, se: Krench zine, 12¢: Paris whiting, 2 hiti luf ill\len, 15{e; whiting, com'l, Tie: lampblack. Ger- mantown, 1%: lamvblack. ommuy. bel Prussian blue, 55¢; witramarinep 15¢i \ull~ dyke. brown. Se: umber. burnt. 4¢ l’lll 4ci sienna, burnt, 4e: Parl; s groen, genuine, e o clirome green, N. 1803 Vermilion, e nw "and ‘burnt raw and burnt sienng, 12 18¢; refined lampblack, chrome In u Ivory black, 16e: drop blacl ‘10" Prussian blue, lfll‘ ‘wtramarine blue, 1: chrome green. L., M. & D, 16c: hl[nd and shutter green, L., M. & D., 16c; Pari s green, 18¢ ndian Venetian re: rlNl‘I“ 2% Amrlk'lm vermillion. &1 yellow ochre, 9¢; ;181 dodes ochre, 10c; light mk. ash, 12¢. DRUGS AND UHEMICATS—Acid, earbolic, B4c; acid, tartaric, 53¢: balsam copaiba, per 1, 45¢; bark, sassafras, per 1 10c: calomel. it M, 123 rh(urhnnld(n, per oz, 40c; chloto- orm, ‘per 1, ey Dovets” powders, per b, $1.25% epsom’ salts, ver M, Bige: giyeerine, Puire, per M, 18¢; Tead, fettate, par ‘I, e Qll, eastor, No. 1, per gal., oil, castor, . 2, [wr gal., £1.40; . per gal., origaniim, Hc: 3 W., and R. & 8., per o ) tassiim | per Ih, 85,00 salicin, per o7, 40c; sulphate morphine, per oz, $£60: sul: phur. per . de: stryehnine, per oz, S1. 4 VARNISHES - Barrels, per galion: ‘rurnl- ture, extra, §1.10: furniture, No. 1, 81 conch, extra, £140; No. 1, $1.20; Dama ra, $1.75; 70c; asphaltum’ hard oil finish, OII ni Gu-. P. seimits—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.12; do’ 101 proof, SL13; epirits, second quality, 101 proot, S112: do, 184 proot, Shil. Alco: hol, 188 proof, $2.10 per wine gallon. ' Redis- tilléd_whiskies, * 81.00@ Gin blended, £1.500 Kentucky bourbons, .00 ¥ nsylvania ryes, satw 50; Sheat bourbon and rye_ Whis ndies, imported, 5.00@s.5 100, imported H estic. ported, $4. 1,00 \«- domestie, $1.25@3.00, ed, per case. $2800, case, $10,00@16,00 Grocera® List. SYRUP—No. 70, 33, bbls; No. 70, &-gallon kegs, $1.05: Nuw()llmns 4 e per gallon ; Maple be 4 barrel, sfrictly pure, 70e per gallon:' 1 qauun cans, §9.35 per_dozi 3 gallon cans, $5.3 per doz; quart cans £5.00. firror gloss, 1 | Mirro gk 1038, 6 1br 61605 Graves Kingsford's corn 11 7o; 1b, 7c; Kingsford's gloss) hlnmmnlwumsm 53c; Kings: 1 “Medium, in bbls, 86.00: do fn 3.50: small. in bbls, $£7.00: do in Inlf bblsy $400; herl ns, in bbls, $80 Ujdo. in halt \|b1~ 84! D Goons—Uysters. qmmnni strawberries, 2 Ib, Champagnes, import: @34.00; American, per m 4'.3.! 20(a . 1 quarter apple: 5% lakborrion Poxen00f je; peaches, astern, X(hige; peaches evaporated, 151@l7e; Sult Lake, new, Tig@ raspber e currants, 79 4. cut ’laf, granulated, i stanaara_extra medium yellow, Gxc. APs—Kirk 8 tinet, hite I(\lwlnl\ 4. er bez round, 21;"25 45¢; square cases, 81.70; mule square, ¥ Ordinary grades, 91¢e: fair, 10@ srime, 1114(@1? 124@ \.xlu i L 40Ib, 160z, 0s, 105;¢; 16 Ton Acco—Climax, 42¢ per 1b; Torse 3003 S ad, 393 Gold Piper 83¢; Fottng ity sse CANDY—Mixed, SALT—Dray 1o Puneh, stick, 9igaatlc, X Ashton, S i, l\slllon, Bic; bbls, o 7lnlbmp £3.25a case; salsodn, lu-g ver b, 22 Sei ok _pepper, box _cinnamon, 18@ mustard, 1 snap) vder, falr, 20@37c: good, 45 c} unu(l Imverial, 33 to Beat, 70c: Charm o, untain, 7 Golden Thread- Sue. I((u'k) Mo un 40c; North Starf Dais Hest, 62ige; Good Good Lmk’ s3e: Our Fish, ___BERIINGA. e LT Ts Q'r Bbis PIs Kta %a 1210 I 1%; Halc Bbis Qe & o Bloater Mess. sooasEs SESSSE§ | emooxtEs ~omBsRY gesssss| S aaoa 2zgssss gaagstglsan & rring, 80 moked halibuf1( 10'4 Yurluuulh bloaters, 85¢; new scaled herrin w\xbu Norweglan | | [ xkk Hor ings 12 wo w5 50 313 70, Norwegian XK Horring Bristlings. " Bige: Dunnell Jac Windsor, 6e Anctior Shirtings, sige; ‘Merrimnac, 5o: Berwiok. 4o P O e s3g0; Hove, To: Hill 44, Tige! . 63¢o; Lonsdale, 5¢; Fruit, Sc; ' Wain® sutta, 10}gc. CORSET JEANs—Kearsarge, Tc; Armory, Te; Pepperell, Tie; Indian Orchard, G0} Naumkeag, 1e. Duck — (Unbleached) —8 oz Magnolin, 10 "oz, Magnolia, 12e: & oz, Weat Point, ¢; 10 oz, West Point, 12!{e, 'LL o Shav- t.antic i, Hoad, ot Walheiussel, 0(e: XX, 6 ifton frR R HEVIOTS A OSKeaE, eh eng, iripes, Sige; St 9ige: Whittendon, ' stri {osa, fo; Ols, chackk 03¢6c ”"f sitipes, e oyal (3 moskeag, ll.lnv , 10}ge; Lu 1) ookt The: Obkron. ook tolds T re; ERiturance, book fold, 126 i Amoskeag ACA 12}e: Thorn- 74e: “1norndyke fancy, 9ige; k fancy, 12ige; Milbury, r, 1lge: Hawilton, 120! Lctucket 8. 8igo: Shotuek- uk A A, 12¢; Montauk BB, D) eek AA, 1le; Beaver Crock B 106 Beaver Crock CC, flo; JafTrey AX, lie; Jaffr XXX, 12¢ ] 1214e: (uhnnbmn, 121, Yo lk. fancy, 134 Hayiakers bius and brown, Duok—(colored)—Boston 9 oz. brown and draty 133¢c; Hoston O 11 brown and drab, ston XX brown and drab, 10¢: Bostor AR B and DL Hoston "0 P blue, 113g¢; Warren Tricot. 15¢. Drv lmmlur. Aiana o, ) 14 and 16 1t 144 Wnd a6 00 12, 14 and 16 1t FENCING, h, 12 and 14 feol ch, 16 feet, rouch.... 1, 12 and 14 feet, mn.;h 16 feet, rough.. . NolCom.elu.l rough..$16.50 17.0 |unknnn|fin.’nn'n‘4fl CRILINGAND PATY i \mm Vine I .u-m.nn ¢ in. Norway i in. “ FLOORING, A 8inch, white pine. 13 6 inch, € 6 inch, b D 6inch, o E 6inch, .889.0 2nd Com. STOCK 1OARDS, 813, 14 and 16 feet. n. 12in. 5. 1812, 14 and 16 ft 10, 18 and 20 ft.. 18 * 12 land 16 f6. 16 00 BHIP LAP. Plain, 8 and 10 inch. 0. Flain 8 and 10 inc No.l. . G TS Stnlulm'd. binch, clear, $ No. 1 Lath Quincy. Akron, § i tarre $1.65. air, per bish 803 €lt, per cwt., $1.95: straw board, e A Wild Man Like an Ape. Crugar Dam, N, J., Correspondence Philadelphin News: Two sons of Archi- bald Tyson, a farmer, returned from a hunt Jast evening, leading by a rope a frightful rx]\u‘l.\rh of humanity in the shape of a wild man. Both of the Tyson are full grown, and tell the lufiu\\'— mlry of the capture: About noon, oy wore climbing tho Ramapo mountain on the north side, they heard a shrill voice howling as if in -\l.,nn) Approaching the spot where the voice came from they encountered what ap- peared to be a huge ape. ‘One of the boys, Sileman, gunto fire at the subject, but wi y his brother. Then' they closer and d red that the objeet wa aman. Scareely a whole arti ing covered his body. were long, matted and partly gray. They sfmkc to him, and jumped towards lem in a threatening manner. Both dropped their guans and grappled with him. After a terrible struggle he was i HoWGre! Rniitioinds: Sl few unintelhgible words s lowed them to do as they ple: him, ed with arching in vain for a hut or a led him home, where he was He appea -'I man langu: a woman appronched. e run and try toescape. It is thought that he must have escaped from some in- sane asylum and wwmhh'tl wild in the wool When a piece of raw meat was offercd him 1\041 abbed it and ate it raveno {r. Tyson locked him up in a barn, and ting for somo relative to claim wheneve . The Dominion; gov. s determ- incd to establ pomt on the Capac probably in th rnment h; national k A question likely soon to come to the fore 15 the practicability of tunneling be- tween England und Ireland. At one point the distance is under twenty-two miles. i A congr ki game of upplanted all other in Germany) will be held a Mu.ulmrg from August 14 to August 18 next > 2 It is claimed that a lady in Oshkosh has a’coftin for a beds nd every night lies down to rest in it with as much sere- nity as those who retire in the conven- i 1 manne " Book Bmdmg Et REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Dook Manufacturers, No 108 South 14th Stroet, Omaha, N Bridges—Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engineers ‘and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Jron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges, Pili Timber. 15th &t., near Farnam, Cigars and Tobac MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guna and Ammunit 216 10 223 South 11t Btreet, 1020 {0 1024 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. INTER-UCEAN Craar FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Leaf Tobacce Ne A Zlflrund 110 N, 14th Streot, (lmulmA Lrockery. W. L WRIGHT, Agent for tho Manufacturers and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, pe, Chimneys, Eto. Office, 817 South 13th Streot, Omuha, Néb. " C. 8. GOODRICH & €O Agents for F. A, Whitney Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewott's Celebrated Refrigerators. Sen for price lists, 1413 Farnam st., Omaha. 0. 8. PETTIS & (O, Wholsals & Retafl, Fine Cirriages, Phactons, Buggles and Rond Wagons. 20 per cent waved in buying of us. 1WR-IA0IILY, lzard Street, 0 obraska. Branch at Council Bluffs, lowa. Lornices. Eagle Cornice Wor John Epeneter, Proprictor. Munufacturer of Iron and Cornico. 923 Dodge and 101 Lith Street, Omaha, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacture=s of Ornamentai Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., 3108, 12th 8t. Workdone in any part of the country. * Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Tron Cornices, Ete. roved Patent Mctall'c 8] . Omaha, Neb. van| and 105 N, Specat’s fm- light. 608 and 610, Doors, Sash. Ete, " The Gate City Plen'ng Wil Doors, Snsh and Dlinds. Also all kinds of turning. Seroll and Staic work of every de- gcription. A. ROSENDERY, Manufsotirer and Denler in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails _a_specinlty No. I5th ana Marey Telephone 02 #..Omuha, Neb, . Electrical Supplies, L. W. WOLFE & CO., Elcctricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic l’lk\r\k,‘(mmhl Burglar Alarms, Bells, hro Alarms, B'ectric Mattinz, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work xon Statrs, Ruiling, Rollcd Bewms and Girdors Stear Engince, Brass Work, General Foundry and Blucksmith Work, P. Lty. and 8 17th st. fron a: d Nails, OMAHA NAIL M4 NUFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nails o Sor siolty. Omaha, Neb CONSTIPATION. oMy attention, after sufforing with constips- tion for two o threo ye alled to Sim- ver Kegulatar e tried mmort erything else 'y it. 1 first 00K &' Winerihsstul and. ftorwards reduced 1ho dose to » tenspoontul (as por directions) aiter ench meal I found that it had done me so much good that I continued it until I 100k two ce then I have not experienced any it in my house and would n t have no use for it, hav Sis, Assistunt Clork § perior Coi “Having led @ sedentary lifo for a number of years my bowels hecame very irregular aud my habit ednstipated, By the advice of friends T was induced to resort to ons Liver Regu- Intor and I now enj alth than I have known for yenrs."—GEo. W. ECDERT, Water Dep't, Phila. DREXEL & MA.UI., (Bucoessors to J. G. Jacob: UNDERI'AKLBS AND EMBALMERS, At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St. Ordors by telegry “n solicited’ od and promptly attendod to. ‘Telophono No, 53 OMAHA HOTEL DIREGTORY. The Millard, 8. Sheays, J. E. Markel Thos, Swobe, Proprietors Omuba, Nebraska. —- r—— Job. Printing, ! REESPRENTING CO,, Job Prinfrs, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manffioturers. 100-108 South Fourt f‘" e Fidyr 3pd Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & €O, sl Hour, e 10 G, Haising Buckwheat flour and proprieto City Mlls, cor. 6 and Farnam Stroot L swu.ut BROS, Wholesalo Leather, Saddlery llurdwm. Baadlery and Shoo Findings Hides, Woql, Furs, Pelis, Grease, Tallow, Etc. o, Conlecllonery R e ;Safes. g Omaha $afs Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, ‘ault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wiro Work. Cor. i4th 'and Jckson Btee Omaha, Neb. Wagons and Carriages, Established 1838, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 1411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, lee S!ock Commission Burke, Manager, Union Btook OFards. S Omana Folo shono 683 W. F. BROWN & C0,, Commissfon Dealers in Live Stock, Ofice—Exchange Building, Union Stock Y urds, South Oumiuha, Neb, “Telephono No. 03, " Uslon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limijted. John F. Bovd, Huporlnwrndulfl.‘_ " SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhi;ments of any and all kinds of stock solicit ed. Union St ck Yards, Omaha, Neb, Lumber, Etc, 'LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. ith and Douglas, . ot nnd Douias W BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinda, Mouldings, Stair Work and Totorior Hurd Wood Finish. Just opened. . cor, 8th and Leaven- worth Bireets, Omabia, Nedi CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. Uth Blmul,um::uhtfl; Neb. F. Colpetzer, C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and California Btreets, Omaha, Nob, ey FRED W, GRAY, x Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor. 6th and Douglus Btreets, Omaha, Neb GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesnlo Dealer in Lumber, Omahba, Nebruska, CHAS. R. LER, Hardwood Lumber, lecn Flod( Fancy Woods, Biridge Timbes WO Cor th and »uugfiu.,u.fiuuu,x.b" F. P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing COn(eclloners. Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, Farnaw St Omaha, Neb. 121 Beer, G. U, LYMAN, Dealer fn Bash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdings, Building Puper, Elc (Souths 13us ireet, Ozane, Fish, Etc, M. KEATING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budwelser, Erlanger Cor. 9th and Capitol Ave., Omaba. “TBENSON FISH €O, Buccessors to Icken Biemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Forelgn Fish, Nos. V“ 9K Jo RO irect a0 U o Track. Otilite Nobs - ees Ottice and | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Tmpiements, ~ ~ - ~ LININGER & METCALF 00, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultaral Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacifio 8ts, Omaha, Neb, Sy PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholes..e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Ded in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggies, Ji 3 1ith, On Boots and Shoes. TN VL MORSE & €0, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 1 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Bummer Street, Doston, Carpets, F A. ORCHARD, Wholesnlo Carpets, 0il Clo(hs, Mattings, Curtain Goode, iy 15 Farnam street, Ominha, Nob. Coal, Lime, Etc, e JEFF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Offoe, 2138, 14th £1., Omahn, Neb. Yards, ® and’ D yenport Streets, = COUTANT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Beet varieties, Offico, 2198, Kith St. Telephone NEBRASKA FUEL 00, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 8. 18th Ommm, Neb. GEO. ¥, Presidont, G¥0. PATTERSON, see nud l'rmm 3.1 Hogpenr, F. A Baron, Proprietor. Muanager. Webraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRAS Office, 21 15th Street. T . LABAGH, Pres, C.F. GOODMAN, V. Pres. J. AL SUNDERLAND Scc. and Treds. Omaha Coxs, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard Xl‘ll\‘«llm“"“l[lw:::n', 209 8. 1th S, OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive deaicrs in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 +outh 14th street. Coffee and Spices TGATES, COLE & MILE! Home Coffes and Spice M5 M{‘g Co Coffee Ronstors nnd Spice Grindors. manu- fucturersof laking or, Flavoring Extracts, Bluing, ote. Ty case Of our 1-h puckire Hoio lend Rousted Collee. 1030 Howard St., Cmaha, Neb. cphone 49. " CLARKE BROS. & CO., OmnhaKColIce and Spice Mills. Baking Powder F Vo 0. Ink, cle. 41416 Tk Cnmmission, Ete, " BRANCH & CO,, m\olnsale Fruits, Prodqce, 0ystars, Our own packe JONN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Provi its, Flour and Feed, 105 i {cb. Consignments solicited. o Dromvtlv. R McDOY COMMISSION mmcmT Ganaral Commlsslon Merchants, 1406 Dodge Straet, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Soicited. W. E. RIDDELL, S(oraga and Commission Merchant. Mcese, Butter Eugs, Poultry 1ith,, Omaha, Neb. Tele: p!mnn KS & MILLARD, Slorage and Commission Merchauts. len and Domestic Fruits o specialty. Tl- t storago fucllitics. Warchouse und oflice, North Fith st. ephono 75, IURLEY, Commlssmn and Jobblug, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full line of Stone- ware. Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodge St., Omaha, E. MORONY, General Commission Herchaul Butter, Eiges, Chooso nd Country Prc Produco gon- erully, 309 8. 12th 5t., Omaha, Nel MCcSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Iacking Houso, 14th & Loaven- worth 8t., on U. P. It 1i. Track, Omuha, Neb. Established 1870, ROBERT PUIVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th 8t., Omaha, Nob. Speclalties—Buttor gy, Poultry and Game. T PEYCKE BROS, Commission Merchants, ¥ruits, Prcduce and Provisions, Omaha, Nob GRIFFITIH & THOMAS, Fuscergors to Isaas Griflith, Commission Morchant, mm whnl ~..|u ler in country produce, fruits, but 1o, Goods on consignment & d -LJN 16:h st., Omaha, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & SON (Buccessors to A, P. Bchack.) Produce Commision Merchants, No, 213 South 1 h Street, Omaha, Nob, Dry Goods, 3. J. BROWN & C0., Yholesalo Dry Goods and l(o!lons, 1528 Douglus Stroct, Omaba, Nob. L. GINSHERG & €O, Wholcsale Dealersin Dry Goods, Hosfery, Notlons, Linens, iices, Embroidery’ and Whito' ¢ llulbuuxhuhluu.yl)mnlm Nob. oo ; White Lead CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Ete, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Robés. 1421 Furnam St O nnlm. Neb. Mattresses, “E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, anufacturin Mattresses, I dlllx Feathor Pillows, Cots, Ete, 1200 and 1208 Douglas Street, Omaba, Neb. OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTC Buil 18tk Stroetand .00 OMAHA L MDER €O, Dealers in All Kinds of ding Material at Wholesale. 11 Track, Omaha GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Izard Streots, Omaha, Nebraska, J. A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Bullding Pic Cemont. Papers, nsh, |\nurd Rlinds, Mol Poste, Limo, 'Plaster, Haffy ones, Omaha Neb. i Nintn ana Millinery, 1. ONERFELDER, Tmporters d Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1218 and 1214 Harney Streot, Omaha, Nob Wholes sn-mm.) Pinnos, Webor, Decker, Hafn 8, OF 101 o 108 10 stvcen: Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON salers of Musical Instrament ok 5, Chaso O .ns. Furniture. Ete, C ES SHIVERICK, Furuilnr \ Bedding, Upliolstery, Mirrors, L1218 and 1210 Farnam Stroet, Omaha DEWEY & STONE, Wholssale Dealers in Furnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries, ALLEN BROS., Wholesalo Grocers, 1110and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neh. E. B. CHAPMAN & C0,, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco a nd Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard St MEVER & RAAPKRE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Eplees, Cigars and Tobaccos, and 1310 Dougs Jas Stroet, Omuha, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Strcots, Omaha, NH PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 706, 7 09 and 711 8. 10th St,, Omuhs, Neb, _ Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel Eprings, Wagon Stoc Hardwood Lumber, ete. 1200 ‘and 1211 Hnrm-) streey, Omaha, Neb. EDNEY & GIBDON, Wholosalo Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carrinzo Wood Stock, Hoavy Hardware, Etc. 217and 1219 Leavouworth Street, Omaha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools and Bultulo Scales. 1405 Doug: Omuha, Neb. LEE, FRIED & 0., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Miuini Po Asents for Howo_ Seales an| Co., Omuhn Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. 1321 and 1323 nam Street, RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Hafnoy treots, Omaha, Neb. Harvesters, W3 DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Write to Manufroturor of the Deerluarflarvestar Goods, Wi, Lorimer, Genernl Agonty Omaha,” Tolephono 610, Tron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pamps, Pipe and Engines. Steam, Water, Rallway nnd Milling Supplies, Bt 920, 422 und 924 Furnum 8t. Omaha, Nob, CHURCHILL PUMP CO.,, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Bteam und Wi Mast Foust Co.'s Goods. ob. Omaba, Denlers Clocks, Jewelors' Hendquarters fo or Supplies. 111 Farnam 8 lewelry. i EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, in_Silverware, Diamonds, Tools 'and Material Watohy nls, Eto., and 16, 15th Street, Cor. Dodgo, Omuhis, Nul» Notions Etc \'INYAI(D & SCHNEIDER. Notions, Jobbers Hostery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1005 und 1008 Furnum St., Omaha, Neb, J'l‘ Robinson Notion Comg’ Iy 403 and 405 5, 10th St., Omaha, Wholcsale Dealers in Notions and’ Gents' Fur nishing Goods, 0ils, Etc, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, " CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00, ] Gatoline, Mica Axlo Grease, Eto. A, H, m-hn'. Munager, Omakia, Nob, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppnr, Omahs, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiers, Dffice, Union Market, U, P, RO bouse, hone N 7 Dode Stroot. Packing ck, Omuba, Nob, Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co. Fire und Burglar Proof Sufes,Time Locks, Vaults nd Juil w ork. 1620 Furnam stroet, Omaha, Nnb Seeds, J. E\'A‘lfl SUELEY Wholesale and Petall Dealer in Sudx. Agricultural, fi W A e 5t TH. Ana Dealer in Paints, )dd Fellows' Hy u.um‘.u. Nm'"' Drugs, Ete, E GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Draggists, Jind Window Glasy Omatia, Neb., Wines and Liquarse ILER & €O, Distillers and lmporlera of Wlnes And Ligua s, Sole manufacturers of i fast Tudiu Bitters. 1 N, Im) ‘and Wholesalo Dealors in' Wines, Liquors and Clgm, 214 and 216 8. 14th Ovmlls. B lAN”E.LID NM’FAL’IUKIN() 0., Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Fanl Blyoct, O, Nob, Goods {10 wud W by Owmuhi Notions, LI, 3. L. BRANDIES & 80N, q Wholesale Job Lots, § , Shirts, Eto,, 1102 and 1 % Douglas | B Sfuds Notlons, ' Jucahiis ““m Y uth Lith Bt., l)llndm.