Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1886, Page 3

s R -850 0 i AT 5 S AN - b SRR LT N N S 70 0 N A TR, R e thmll 5 Juiy, 79 X® Tul ml-, May, W)e; June, Tilde; ned at Saturday’s close, eased off e IIII ler better demand, improved #e, uleu] and closed e al above Saturday: 1ge; June, 851, e, eak; ranced igc ower cash, May, Juna’ 285¢e, Dull, f ih -l‘rhns, $1.7% ]’lefly i }Vhlnk Pork—Qu active early; opened weak,at %@ «‘ drollne 1I|rlI|Pr t|wl|m~r:|”10r-, became steadi rr and ral losed(@10¢ ’]I'I‘IP" cash May; umo une $8.624@ Lard—Wealk, declined 2'¢@sc: closed Sk-ady at outside figures; cash, May $550; une: §5 Bulk Meats—Shoulders, clear, 85.55@5.00; short, ribs, § Bulter—Steady and unchnngml ll(ml‘hc airy, 66i15c, Cheese—Stead full cream ch 11c; flats, 10@1134; Americas 1@ 84, mau 10; short ‘creamery, o1 heavy green salted, + damaged, 6igc; bull hides, d, 121¢e: dry flint, 13@1de; calt deacons Hoc. white country, A, 4}c; B de; yellow, 8lge; brown 3e, Receipta, Flour. bbls 4,000 Wheat, ou..... ! Corn. bu. 7,000 Oats.bu. Shipments, Minneapolis. Ma; but lower; No. 1 hi for June; 80¢ for July; No. nunlmrn, 14/‘(: for cash o for June: Tige for July, Flnnr»‘l‘nwnu\ $4.50@4.75; bakers, $3.50@ Hnel ts — Wheat, 06.000 bu, lslllpmenls—\vlumt, 19,000 bu; Lonr, 22,000 In store—Wheat, 5,484,074; St. Paul, 965,000, New York, May 10, — Wheat—Receints, 104,000; exports, 50,000 spot, fully 115 lower:' options opened weak, soon decline: Lig@ide, closing firm, w|tl|nmcnv|.ry of 11g @lihe; amgraded S@dre; No. 9 red, o £, o, b June closing at 001 o an—h\wl lower and dull options, weal Tecelpts, 7.000; EXpORS, S000; ungrtdeds 50 @#e; No., 2 47%c In_elévator, 48}4@i8}c afloat’; June closing at 461c. Oats—Mixed rather weak: white higher: 14,0005 exports, 10,000; mixed west- e, $Tadoc; w\u'ewo»wm B@46e. Potroleumi—Firm; United close Eges—Dull and lower; we Pork—Steady: old m Lard— l\lmlumw‘I’y act t, $6,15(@6.20; June, ot and wedle; wesiorn, 10@25c; .Ac. " Mav 10, — Wheat—Weak; § August, S0ise. 2, BA3ge, May, $8.60; June, $8.¢ u'( Cincinnati, May 10— No. 2red, ic. Corn—1n fair demand: @ Oats—In good demand; Rye—Steady; No. 2, 67@Gle. Barley—Nominal. Pork-gu.s, Wheat—Heavy; No. 2mixed, 37} No. 2 mixed, 32c. Y Whmkv—sl 10, iverpool, an 10.—Wheat—Good mxm new No. 2 winter, dull av 7s spring, dull at 7s 9d. Flour—Poor demand; dull at8s 2d. Corn—Fair demand for spot, pnm demand for futures; spot, dull at 45 8d; May, June and July, 45 2d, Mny 10, —\Vh(‘nt—\\' 8t. Louis, lower; No. 2 red, cash, 83¢ bid &3 2W)ge5 de- 1d; k and ¢ for AYs 2 Corn—Ensy; mixed, cash, May, (3 Hye—Steady at o2 bid. ‘Whisk sy; cholce w0 fancy groamery, 18ai0e; cliolee to fancy dairy, 16@18¢. FTERNOON BoAn—Wheat—Weak, and (@3c lower. Corn—X@kc lower. Oats— nehanged. Kansas City, May 10.—Wheat—R- w-lpt« 900; shipments, 1,000; lowe! red, cash, ¢ bid, Gle askeds June. (,urn-mer‘ No. 2, cash, 23ge; June, 2714c bid, 273%c asked, Oats—Steady ; No. 2 cash, 25}¢e bid, 26}c asked. Toledo, May 10.—Wheat—Active; B!(u’h Corn—Cash, 374c. Outs—Nominal. — OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Monday Kvening, May 10. General—As is usual on Monday the mar- Xet, on all kinds of live stock, was dull and slow. ‘The receints though light wers heavier than a week ago, the receipts of cattle being 800 a8 against 200 on Monday last, and the pecoipts Of Yogs 90 s ugainst 400 6n Monday cash, " attl—The market was 10@15e lower than the closing prices on Saturday and very quiet at the decline. A few bunches were sold to the packing house but aside from that the buyers were unwilling to take hold of any- thing, Theapparent cause for the decline was tie heavy ts in_eastern markets aud tho unfavorable reports recelved from here. Hogs—The market was very weak and 5@ 10c lower. Only a few loads changed hands. “There was no demand and a good many were left over or shipped. Sheep— 1'here were no arrivals and prices are only nominal at $1.00@5.00 for choice grades. PREVATLING PRICES, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this miket, Cliolce stecrs, 10 o L5 Ibs.......8475@4.80 Good steers, 1250 to 1300 b3 . 4. Medium stee Good feeders, 900 to 1050 Ibs. . Good to choice cows and heifers. .. Fair to medium cows and heifers. . Good to choice bulls. Medium bulls... Good to choleo stags Choice light and mediuin hogs. Good to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hogs. Common rough grades Choice to extra she L BB 4,00@5,00 800 Showing the hi; for live stock on veven duy: st and lowest prices paid is market during the past with comparative values: EF AND SHIPPING CATTLE. 1mum 4.75 4.75 465 @4.75 4.7 (@4.80 400 @485 475 Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday . fi'h'l ( 3631 8.60 ML’U | 800 @875 8,724 (@3.85 £3.70 @-:wu 5,70 @!.15 ~All sales of ltock 10 this market are made er ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. Bt-nd hogs sell at 'de per 1b for all ‘weights, “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs, no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 80 1bs. @3,80 @ 5,90 Notes. Dull Monday. Hogs 5@10¢ off, Cattle market 10@15¢ lower. F. G, Kewne, Albion, marketed a load of hogs, W. L. Nash, Kearney, marketed two loads of llfif‘l.u A A G. H. Hammond & Co,, bought 815 head of sloers Lo-day. Lobman & lL had 247 head of cattle in from Plum creek. Bliss & Bliss, Dcmlylel‘, had a load of 62 hogs at the nrds E. W, Black, Plattsmouth, was at the yards with a load of hnzl. 8. R. Black, Kearney, sold two loads of hogs on the ‘market. E. Crenshaw, Mondamin, had & load of hogs on the market. Stewart & Fredrick. St. Paul, had a load of hogs at the yards, Ground was broken this morning for Fowler Bros. new packing hose, Morse, Rogers & Co,, North Bend, head of cattle on the market. Cooper & Tewkshurry, Weeping water, had a load of 54 hogs on the market, F. L. Cotton, Kearney, was at the yards and sold two loads of cattle and two of hogs. Twelve cars of cattle were received late in the afternoon from the Bay State Cattle com- vany, had 65 Chicago, May 10.—Cattle—Reccipts 0,500; 5@e wer than Fridav, aostly on leavy cattle uh|n|fln& steers, § : stockers and feeders, S5.004i0; bulls_and mixed, ik, 55 through Hexaa catile. .05 Hogs—Recelpts W0: 10@15 lower; rough and mixed, $5.35@4.05; packing and %lllhplnl.‘.i , 904,20 ugln 88,064,105 skips, Sheep—Recoipts ives, 82,00 i Ill:l. £2,006013,00. The Drovers’ Journal's London eable quotes cattle fully le per Ib lower; best steers 12¢ per Ib. dressad. Kansas C"{s May 10. 1,400 ; shipmen low, and shipping grades 15¢ 1o putchers 10¢ lowers stockers and (m'(lul"l weak and quiet at $3.404.20; cows, $2.60(@3.60, 1 low and weak, na- Cattle—Receipts, pt shipments, 1,400; eake and B1be lower: common o choice, $3.60(@3.05 Loui, May 10.—Cattle—Receipts, 1,500; shipments. 500; fairly active, but 10c 1ower: choice shipping and export, $5.25@ 560: common to medium, $1.855.10; buteh- ers steers, 83.7. heifers, $2.50 @3.%; stockers u.wfl., llnuq—llom-lpu 640 8 0 ly active, but 5@ |1~ Tow lected Joavy, 41041 $3.804.05; 1ight fGieneral Markets, M y ing, May 10. e xul(l (Im mar- Stocks it slow is beginning to pre liberal, Prices rsummer basis table butter, uniform in colorand qual- air to zood 7@10¢; inferior, 4@se; creamory, 23 should be taken not to low, nnhuu racts fro; ver; | plan to send packages to be filled atthe dairy. l(nprlnnm!hl not be antici- for stock that. is not in every respect ice. ‘The eit. ail trade will pay more for stock that is in wood shape and clean than they will for stock that is all mussed sriea, 141¢; gecond qunlity, 2¢; skim flats, Ha10 ~The Teceipts of live chickens are liberal and the p ||l|||[; price is . 21 @lde; Limburger, 1 «(rrlctl 5-1b. £ Jellies, all kinds, first grade, Ib. Sc; assorted, || per ease, ase, 2 do; do, tumb- y. all kinds, 5. Minee 0. 5-1b se meat, best Kl‘fl\l(‘ pails paily per erate. 6 palls, $2.15; do 40: i 1b, T3ge; do, 5-1b pails. per crate, 6 pails Peach, plum and quince butter. as- orted, 5lb pais, percrate, 6 pails, $5.75; horse Tadish. vintbottle per doz S150. —11g8’ teet, per 14 bbl, $4.00: o, 14 Dbl §2.00; dos per kit, e, Lainbs’ tongues, per I bbl, § do," per Kit, $2.50; “do, quart Jirs pir doz, $5.25; illntéari per case, £ T'Hipe, per i¢ hbl, $4,00; do, per ,‘hbl, §2.00; do, per kit Qoe, Comn HoNEY—California 2 ib frame 60 Ibs, 150; 10 1b. frames, Nebraska, 17c. ‘GioE—Michizan refined, per bbl,, 80.50; do, half bbl., $4.00; Motts, per bbL, $7.00; da half bbl., $4.00. vumum White wine, 16c; elder, 12gc. O The market is bare. Several car lots are belng delayed owing to U- D 1t R. strike. LEsmoNs—Fancy Messina, per box,$7.00; ogd to chiolee Messina, berox, Si0ig6.00. Avvis—Stock about cleaned” up. - Noth- ing in the market fit to BANA o are very few in the mar- ket and goreospondinly, stronger. 18 not much st are clearing up tl 500600 por Dol ot Dush box. ; less than 100, AW Fias, DATes, Erc.—Layer figs, 8 and 10Ibboxes, per Ib, ie. Dates, faney Facd, 121b boxes, per Ib, 1ic: Persian. 50-10 boxes, ferib. 106 Prunelles, 30-Ib boxes, per Ib, MAPLE SUGAR—Bricks, strictly pure, 50-1b ]h?xux, perlb, 16c: penny cakes, 25-1b cases, |23¢¢e. novisioNs—Ham, 10c; breakfast ba- con b@fl ©: clearside bacon, 7@7ic; dry salt c: shoulders, sides, 6 Bo: miess pork. per bbl; dried beef. hani leces, 18c: lard, tierces, Bisc: 50 1b cans, 7c; T cans (Fairbanksy, 7iges 5 Ib cans, do; 194 3 1b cans, do., 7 reless han, 10c; bbage, iy fiflower, per doz, “$5.60; cel: ery, per doz, $1.50: asparagus, per Ib 1%; splllmh per bbl, $2.50: green onions, per rndls)u-n. per doz, Hc: lett eplant; per 10, 4@ zhmx $1.25: 9;-bush’ box, 83,003 cucuin- bore $1.75@5.00 por doz; Bermuda onions, per qu, $3,50; Berinuda ‘tomatoes, per box, A Ns—Tho market is dull and tho supnly liberal. We auote inferior stocks, 7hc@1.00; 00d clean country. $125@150: medium 'ulu‘ybl |1:thd $1.50@1.60; hand-picked navy, Ki30) PoraToks—There is no demand and no stock in moving. It requires the very best assorted stock to bring #@40c, and only in a suall way, even at that price. ~Dealers tind it a diflicult matter to x3!) their stock at an; price, and a good many wili have to be held some time, as the market s glu, VEGETABLES—Onions, choice vel- 00: rutabagas, per bbl, 81,00 ts, §1.95@1,75 per bbl; horse radish e Bl, §5.00@3.50; do per Ib, 4@bc; bl, SLEaLH0; boets, per b, Salt Lake potatoes, 75@slc. At the mills: * Corn, g2oc; wheat, Nu. ve, 48 50¢, FLOUR AND ¥Fs—Winter wheat flour, be """’"F uHmum 823,003, 10; second quality, S2.50 best xuality ' sprin Wiieat flour, Datent, §2.6002 wheaf lour, in barrels, 85.75: ready raised, 5 1b pack- ages, 84,003 5 1b packages, $40; ' bran, tle per ewt: du...mu feed, Toc per'ewt: white corn meal, &'):llow corn meal, 70c per cwt; screening, 60c per ewt: hominy, $1.50 per e short 6l per owt; gralian, ¥1.7o iay, in bales. $6,00@7.00 per'ton. FVRS AND SKINS—Mink, each. 10@i0c; muskrat, winter, 10¢; do. kits. le; Otter. $2,50(5.00; kun\( Broad stripex roots, oats, L7537 bus Dbadger, Rac . No. B, S0 3 woh prairie 5@ do, mounum 2,00 ?‘l wlldu 15@40; bea- ver, 8$1.50@2.50 per 1b’ “fox 400@1.75: Uerskin'. dry winter, 10@t5e pe per b do. fall and summer, 16@: ‘c: ‘antelope, 5@ide pet 1 Hipes—Green butchers, 6] green eured T'y@Tiesdry flint, 1id in dry salt, S@l0e: damaged mu- Wothirds prica Tallow Grease, prime white. fe: yellow, brown, 2. Slicen Pults—atbe THER—Prime slaughter sole len(nen prime oak sole leather, B6@8ue, pwr “leather, per foot, S0Gse: hen i o; Kl Tose: ok kip, ¥iench Kip: Mmmacuulld».bble, 2wl 10 mnn und Hoings, $0.00@I000 pe dog, Anthracite grate, 55.%; egg, 35 range, §5 50; chostutt $4.50: - Tow Walnit block, §3.50 $400. HeAVY HAsDWARE--lron, rates, $2;;¢ plow steel, special cast, 4e; cricible steel, 6.3 gast tools do, 14a@lso; wagon .‘mkun. per sety ll hubs, per lloes, uwed -lry. $1.40; wlu.uua. uuh The; axles, each, 75c; square nuts, per Ib, F@lle; chain, per b, 6@I2: malleable, G@se! iron wedges, flm crowbars - e} harrow teeth, de: spring steel. T@sc; Burden’s horseshioes, $i.400 Bunlen- wule shoes, §5.40. Buarbed ' um strlped_ 15@25¢: do, | R THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1886. e Wire, in url $4.00 100_Iba lron Nafe, Thtes, 10 fo. 00, $500. Stot—s150: buckshot, £1. &'9 oflenn wder, kegs, 8.5 L00: do, half kegs, && 3 do, quarter kegs, 1.50; blnsunx. kogg 35} fuse, per 100 feet, Lead Bar, § NTS 1N 011 White lea ‘mnnu. P. P, o white lend, 8t Louls, pu $7.80: Mar: lies green, 110 5 i cans, 20c; French zine, n seal, 12c; French zin al, 1le; rench zine, in varnish assf, 20c: French zine, 75¢: vermillion. American, 18¢: Indian Ted, 10c: fose pink, 1do: Venetian. red. Cook- son's, 23¢c; Venetian, red, American, 1 3 red lead, 7ige; chrome yellow, genuing, 20¢ chirome_ yellow, K. 12: ochre, rochelle i ochre, French, tire, American, Winter's mineral, 214c: Leliigh brow, Spanish brown. 21s I Prince’s mineral, K‘ DRy PAINTS—W hitelead, so: French zine, 12: Paris whiting, 2i5e: whiting gilders, i whiting, com'l, 1%e: lampblack, Ger- mantown, 1%: lamoblack. ordina t Prussian blue, 55; ultramarine p 1 dyke, brown. Sc: umber. burnt. 4e: Taw, 4c: sienna, burnt, de; sienna, Paris green, gentine, 25¢: Paris gr mon, 2e: chrome green, N. X., ¢t greeh, K, Do; vermillion, English f0c; raw ' and burnt umbe raw and burnt sienna, 12 18¢: refined lampblack, 13c; coac orivy binck, 1! drop biadk. et Prussian blue. 4ve; uumnmrlnc bluo 18¢: chrom g, green, L., M. & D, blind and snutte green, L. M. & D., e Paris green, 15 ndian’_ red, 15; Venetian red, e Tasean 2: American’ vermiilion. L. & D.. 20 yellow ochre, 9¢; L. M. & O. D., m- Kodes ochre, 16c; qnwmdr)nr, se: ‘graining colors Inr'm oak, dark oak, walnut, chestnu t nd ash DRUGs AND UHEMICATS—Acid, carbolie, B4e; acid, tartaric, 5j: balsam copaiba, per fras, per 1 10c: calomiel, honidia, per oz, 4le; chioro: orm, per b, 6c l)merx o , per b, et glycerine, pre, per b, 186 lead, acetate, por T, 30 oil, eastor, No. ., §1.60; oil, castor, per gal,. 30 tassium fodide, 40c; sulphate mnrphinfl “per oz, phiir. per Ib. de: steyehnine, per oz, VARNISHES—garrels, per galion ture, extra, $1.10; furniture, No. conch, § Dawar, extra, §1.7) ;\ml, 58¢; shellae, $3. rurnl- 1 SlDO coach, No. !Al L nnl\lmllum hard oil finish, Spirits—Cologne spirits. 188 proof, SL1 do 101 proof, L. it | 101 proof, SL12 1 111, hol, 188 proof, $2.10' per wine gallon. tilled whiskies, SL00q Gin biended, SLH0@200; Kentucky bourbons, 82,0 Kéntiicky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00 Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whi: S1L50@B,00, Brandies, imported, domestic, SLI0@00, Ging, imported, (@h,00: domestic, 81, 3.00, Ruu 0 ngland, $1 150 oS per ¢ 00; Auierican, per casel 8100001600 L Grocera' List. Synur—No, 70, Zie, bbls; No. kogs, $1.05; New S Maple Syruj 70c per gallon; 70, 4-gallon per gallon; strictly ~ pure, 8, $9.25 per_dozi .25 per doz; quart cans $3.00, hl‘\lflu‘\lll or Kloss, l Ib, Ge: Mi: 5 s,0 b, 0lge {e3 d's corn 1088, 1 Ib, ingstond's ‘pure, i 00; do in 0: do in 03do. per half bbls, 84 i halt bbh. : L8 ~(.\|\d1rl| 8e; Tes prune SUGAR: flmlulhlh’d. confectioners / extra C, Imperial, tandard, $3.50; Kirk's \\'hl(u boara, $3.15 rouud { ovrvw—-()r.unnr-znmo« 99{c; falr, 10 1037c; prime, 113¢@1 inney green and u-llu“. 3 genment Java, 2 in el 2 Arbuck ~Boxes, 40 I, 0% o 8, 100 boxca, 401b, 16 0%, 85, 103465 M bok. 201, 1ic. stick, gt per bbl. H acks, ey s lhpn]l(‘rs.si! 2a case; salsoda, , ver 1, mnu(—mxwl( pepper, boxes, 1 12@16c;_cinnamon, 18@25c; musmrd 5@ @223 allspy cloves, 15@e; ging CrAckrus—Garneaw's soda. butter an Iullc. 5ige: creaws, Blgei ginger snap sacity sodn, Tige. TEAS—Gun xuvm-r falr, 20@87c: good, 45 ehoice, B "}f‘"‘ fverial #fiy choice, 60@7 oun| yson, good. 3 ™ Chioloe, K0@lo; Oofong, g00d, 5Gi0c; 0o fong, cholce, 40u0e- P agiish break fast, gnnd iadoc: cholee, Bkgioe: Buuchong, g0od,10 holce, d5@ide: Japans, fair, hoice, 55@5¢; Tea Duse prod tings, 15c. FINE CuT—Hara to Beat, 70¢; Charm o. the West, 00c; Fountain, 70¢: Golden Thread- 67c; Favorite, 60c; Buds, 'Suc ltogky Mo un tain, be; Funey, 46c; Daisy, 40c; North Starf est, 0c; Good Luck. 56¢; Our 63}ge; Good Nows, Fish, ~ MENNINGS. m ST 13 (H' Hbln Pls | Ku 12 NEW VISR 600 m.) & b0 ) K'cyl5 b0 MACKENEL, nbls. Half Bbls O BUI 0 |8 4w oL a4 | Is e D |m SSE8888| noackE SES88EE8 EBIR=ER No | Whitg Fish..... Nn. oked alibut, 101;e Toutl bloaters, 995 new scalod DUsringe, ray, book fold, “l‘ Gfmm'!, book fold, 113ge: Fl{d"mlu‘(‘, book 1614, 12¢, " Tick1NGS—Amoskeag ACA 191¢c: Thorn dyke 000, |'lnrml)kl- fancy, 9ige; \nrk ll)‘,(" : Milbury, {¢i |-nrl llnmlhnn 13 8, 8140: Shotuck: fge; \lonmuk 4\ '\, 203 Montauk B, $ho: Omeca ACA D v Croek AA, 11e; Beaver i Beaver Creck CC, ol Jaflroy y XXX, 1% Jaffrey D & T, York, 13 York, i Hayiaker's bing umnbin, ; Everet, | q 16red)—~Boston 0 0. brown and drab, 13%c;Boston O 11 brown and_ drab, L _Boston \\|m\\\u'1\nd dral Boston m\u- 13ge: War Drv Lumber. ARDS, 14 and 16 ft 1214 and 16 1t l’ 4 and 16 1t ) 14 and 16 1t CING, 6 inch, 12and NlN‘l rough. !]fl"O 6 fmeh, 16 feet, roush 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, muzh 8 thoh: 16 eet, rongh. No. l Com. No. 2 No. § 12 1t/ 14 1e16 10 18 1t oo 122 n’un A 8ineh. white pme 3 6 inch, &8 inehe D Ginch, E 6 inch, 8c; cemen Hair, per bushe straw board, Quincy white o o Akron, 81.15: plaster, $2 ;oL mnulh-ll, per cw Prof. Squam's Panorama. Philadelphia North American: *1 has ed word dat Perfesser Squam would 'xibit his paneramy ov de wile to de membahs,” announced Spar- tacus White to the Minster street school of Hfluln»nph <t night. “Do_he chahge ennything?’ asked Ju- niper Williams, “Dar will be no chahge to membahs, ested to bring all de ble ned the president. m sittin’ out on de Squam an’ will cum in an’ make curbstone now, er fow The professor a coffee-colored gen- tleman, with per dickey nearly the color of his that had seen many hardships. fully beld the hat in his: right hand, with the evi- dent tear that somebody’ might try to steal it, and tajked in a deep voice that seemed to come from the basement of his lung; “De great paneramy oy de wile west lthl\ 11 show hewh nex’ Sund'y,” said In' ‘hez bin seen by de keeorwned heads of Europe, Trelan’ an’ Afriea. De (-Ih wuz so fine dat dey all fell on my neck an’ wep'. Dis am de oney hall whar I will show it in dis city, an’ enny- body whut don’t cum an’ sce it will m n'est sight dey ebber seen in all i Dé membahs uv dis yere org'nizashun kin see it tree, gratis,” fur nothin’ At this there,was loud applause, Faraway Johnson got 5o enthusi that he fell over s 5 *De figgers in de nommy am size,” continued |!u- professor. +*Dar bufTalos, b'ars, wile s s an’ nrllllml man killin’ fo'teen Injuns all by hissel “Whut do he kill ’em wif?” .nl‘ullnh h- worm Smith. “Wif er big club. He knocks 'emright an’ left till dey’s all dead.”” “‘But whut am de Injuns doin’ while he am killin’ ’em?” “Why, dey’s dyin’,” responded the professor, with an inflection of 1m- i n his tone. Doy kaint doany- else. Whut cud yo' do ef er man 1y0’ dead wif et big club? R R o stumped Fishworm Smith and he subsided, while Aristides Jones, who had just ()p(fm',d his mouth to ask why the Indians didn't run av losed "it again. The professor was treated as o Ahslinguisln*(" st during the rest of the meetin, .mul he was given the freedom of the hall and a chew of tobacco. and tic —~— are planning to give & grand receptior about the 20th of this month in honor of Mlle. Rhea, who w wve a_three nights performance here. Tme. Modjeska is also expected to be P il this is not certain, The details ot the nIYmr have not yet been de- cided upon, but it is probable that the re- ception will given at the Millard hotel, with the us fi-nlm'cs of dancing, ban- quet, ete. On me evening pleasant party was given to Mrs. Deewese and son near the southwest corner of Twelfth and Cent streots, It w tended by Mr. and M Miss Annic Grady, Mrs. Halff ter, Mr and Miss Sullivan, M Flairity, Mr. and’ M Dee, and the two Miss Dées, Mr. and Mrs Kuz 1, the Misses Bakers, Miss Gertie Peterson, Miss Julia Hughes, Miss Katic Shannon, Messrs. Mike Kassur, Dick Col- lins, l{owllLummes Andy Faghey and othérs T T —— OHMAHA IIIJTEL DIRECTORY. e 8. Shears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietors Omuba, Nebraska. e Job Printing, REES PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Maniifacturers. 106108 South Fourtaenty' Strey MPORTED FISH. p— ibls mrmm O BblTPalis T s | X .’ld_\l'lfi1 unomswflu:flul 8004 19 KKK Her'ings'12 nuu 505 % Norwe 95 8 T 05 6 wiw Norwegian | | Dry Goods. ~American, 5i6; Arnold's. to; Go; Manchestcr, 661 Lyman, be; Dunnell Jacqiiard. et Dunnell foi Whisor, e Paclile, " gei, Harinon chor 'Shirtings, sige; i murnug«, 43¢ D s s ilou choice, o} \ Fruit, 8o; Wam- Jo sarge, Te; Armory, Te; Pepperell, Indian Orchard, 62; N\mmkn-n ae. Duck — (Unbleached) — 8 oz Magnolia, 0 oz Magnolia, 12¢: buL West Point, 1 0 0z, West Point, e LL, 5e; Shaw- weu! LL, 5e; Beaver Dam LL, Arantie LL, 50; Tndian Head, 7e; Waiich, 03 Crown XXX, 6ie: Clifton CCC, b ot 2 i3 Atlantic P, sige. CHEVIOTS- Ammkeuk.nllwh 9ge; ksng, stripes, 8 Slater, stripes, Se ur Blge: \\Mm-mlnu. stripes,' Se tis, che Otis, stripes, %¢; ROyal, Gsge; Amu;L\..A‘. uapped, 1035e; L Farmers’ Hill Flour and Feed, "W, J. WELSHANS & CO,,” vnmlasale Flour, Feed and Graln Manufacturers of ‘W, J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Bulrmu Ilunkwlwu four and p x!n-luwmunmhn ity Mills, cor. 8th, und Farnam uwu.unmhn. ——— = _ Leather, H-del. L!c. SLOMAN BROS, Wholesalo Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Saddlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, Furs, Puits, Grease, Tullow, Eic., Omiba, Not, F P I'A\' dc Co,, Manufacturing COnroctloners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, Farnaw St., Omaha, Neb. 121 M. KEATING, Agent for Anbeuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budweiser, Erlanger Cor. 9t and Capitol Ave., Omaba _OMARA AIWFIGWIERS. Book Bmdmg. Ets REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Blndors, And Wank Book Manufacturers. Nos. 108 and 108 South 14th Street, Omaha, Neb, Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination ana Howe Truss Rridges, Flling and Onk Timber. 16th st., near Farna Telephone N Cigars and Tobaceo. MAX MEVER & (0, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaceos, Guns and Ammunition. 215 to th Street, 1020 t0 1024 Farnaim Street, Omaba, Neb. INTER-OCEAN CIGAR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Menufacturers of Fine Cigars; . And Wholesale Doalors fn Leat Tobnoc 110 N. 1th Street, Omaha, N vrockery. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Oftico, 317 South 13th Street, Omahia, N C, 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Re'rigerators, Son Jor prico .ists. 1415 Farnam st., O:naha. 0. 8. PETTIS & €O, Wholsals & Retal!, Fine Carriages, oLy, BAERIBY ¥9A"Shond Wagans 2 per cont dIn buying of us. 1IN 101 2ard ‘Street, GOmuha Branch at Council Bluffy, Towa. Lornices. Engle Cornice Work Johna Epeneter, Proprictor. Manufacturer of Galvanized Tron and Cornice. #2) Dodge and 11 end 165 North 10th Street, Omahu, Nob, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized lron Cornices, Dormer Windowe, Fins § h St. Work done in an; |ul of the country. ~ Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Iron C¢ Ete. Specot’s im. proved Patent Metaiiic Skylight. 508 and 5108. Omubia. N S Doors, Sash. Etc. Aty The Gate ity Plen'ng Will. Doors, Sesh and Blinds, Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stair work of every de- A. ROSENBERY, | Manufacturer and Denler in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Ruils a special Telephone N 15th and Marcy Omaha, Neb, Electrical Supplies. "L W. WOLFE & CO., Elcctricians, Electrical Suppl.fls, Masonic Block, La. Burgiar Alar clls, Fire Alurms, ¥'cctric Mattin z, Speukin Tubes, Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING [RON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work Railing, Rolled Beams and Girdo Engines, irass Work, General Foundry nd Blacksmith Work. — Oflice.and U. P, n) und 8 17th st. fron ar d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA fl‘l“;\(?’l‘i'lfl:\‘u CO. Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nails o £y ] it — 4 Safes. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. anufacturer of Fire und Burglar Proof 8afes, ault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wiro _Wor Cor, 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. T Estublished 1 A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 249 and 411 Dodge Street, Omuba, Nob Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, lee Stnck_ Commission Munug or, Unlon Stock ards, 8. Omana. Tole shoae 582 W. F. BROWN & €O, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Oftice—Exchungo Building, Union Stock Y ards, ! Bouth Omuha, Nob. “Telephone No. 6. Utlon Stocl Yards Company, MAHA. leiled Jnhn F llum bupur(nmnflmll. ’ BAY A(.X" & GRE] | Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bbipments of any und wllkinds of stock solicit ¢d. Union St ck Yurds, Omaba, Neb, Lumber, Etc, Moy LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer {n Lumber, Lath, Lims, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7th and Douglaz, Cor. 9th sud Douglas, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work nnd Interior Hurd Wood Finish, opened. N. E. cor, §th and Louven- worth Bircets, Omulia, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 B Jth Strect, Omaha, Nob ¥, Colpetzer, Manager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 8th and California Btreets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete, Cor. 6th and Douglas Streets, Owmuha, Nob, GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omuba, Nebruska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, &c., 8. W. Cor. th and Douglus, Omabiu, Neb. G. T, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moubdiz3e, Buildiug Paper, Etc. South 13th 5treet Oginag, e Bl obruakis Fish, Ete, SH €O, Buceossors to Icken Sicmssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Emporters ef Foroign Fish, Nos. 911411 Jones == Blreet aud OQualiae Nob- s I JOBBERS' DlREG‘I’OM Agricultural fmplements, LININGER & METCALF (0, Wholesale Dealers fn Agricultural Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacific Ste, Omaa, Net. “TTPARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes:.ic Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb. CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholcsale Desler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Cuarriages and l\ll{yx:u‘n "h\: St,, bot. 0th and b, Omahe, Neb! Boots and Shoes. WL VL MORSE & 00, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Stre ha, Neb. Manufactory, Summé t, Boston. Carpets, "8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesnlo Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Good 4. Farnam Street, On, . " Coal, Lime, Etc, SRR "JKFF W. BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. maha, Neb, Yards, Ath nport Streets. COUTANT & SQUIRES Deslers in Hard ena Soft Coal. Best varietics. Office, 213 8. 1ith 8. Telephone Ko, 1462, Omaha, Neb. NERRASKA FUEL 00, Shippers of Coal and Colo, 21, 13th St flln.l‘\'r‘n‘un N OMAHA, Office, 2 ' 1. GOODMAN, V. Pres. HLAND Sec. and Treas. Omaha Coa.. Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and_soft_cont, 29 8. 1oth St O, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Fouth 1ith street, Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILES, Hore Coffes and Sp Coffec Ronsters und S| sof 1 D Gro. ¥y TAn) J A X 1 10 itlcna Roastod Coffec. 160 Howard St CLARKE BROS. & CO, Omaha Coflce and Spice Hills. «., Coffeck, Spices, Buking Powder I'lavoring Extifcts, Laundry Biue. Ink, cte. 141416 H ney Strect, Omahu, Neb, Commission, Etc. BRANCH & CO., 4 Wholesale Fraits, Produce, Oysters wum St., Omuha. Apples—Our ow tt & Co's ‘Tiger Brund Oyster e, Gme, Touliey, Botatocs. JONN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 105 ., 14th S€., Omaha, Neb, Consignments solicited Keturns mado prompy. R. McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. 81512th Strect, Omuhin, Neb. Specialties: Buts i tor. Bz, and Chicken X RRins BT WIEDEMAN & €O, Produce Commission Merchants. itry, Butter, Gume, Fruits, Ete. 220 8. 14th »Omaha, N General Commission Merchaats, 1406 Dodge Street, Omahs, Neb. - Consignments W. E. RIDDELL, S(qrage and Commission Merchant. Si \ccse, Butter Egys, Poultry and 6, Tels phone No, 365, WELKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Harchants, Foreign und Dome puits & spocialty. egant storuue fuctlities. Wa 3 10 North Iith st. "Telephon, D. A HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full ling of Stone- Jure. Consigumonts solloited. 1414 Dodgo St malia, B. 1ith,, Omubu, E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Egs, Chooso und Country l'm«umg-n- ‘erully, 300 8. 12th 8t., Omubi, Nob. MCSHANE & ECHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. fgerntor and Packing Housc, l4th & Leaven. h &, on U. P, 1. I8, Track, Omuha, No Established 1670, ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th 8t, Omuha, Neb. Speciulties—Duttor , Poultry and Game., PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduce und Provisions, Omuha, Ncb ic3 Hlls Mfg Co. | Dealers in All Kinds of Buflding Material at Wholesale. Wtk Strectand < ¢ on vac i Track, Oma GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 0th and Izard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska, J. A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesele Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building Papers, Sash, lmou. Dlinds, Mm# ings, Piekets, Posts, Plast o [ Cémont. Nintn ana Jones, Omabia. Neb. Millinery, s -, ..., 1. OBERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Noni Musical Instruments, (3 EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers or Musical Instruments. Etoinwuy Pianos, Wober, Docker, Haines and Deigies Piknos, Po Ofgans, Chase Organs. 101 and 1063 15h st Wy Furniture, Etcs i CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedliag, Upholstery, Mirrors, Ete., 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha, e DEWEY & 8TONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, Farnam Street, Omuha, Nob. CGroceries, TS ALLEN BROS., Wholesale Grocers, 1116and 1112 Douglas Stroet, Omaha, Neb 5 E. . CHAPMAN & C0,, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Ihhn“l and Smokers' Articles, 1217 llownnlfi. MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas Dous Bplous, Clyara and Tobateos, 1317 and 1319 & Street, Omaka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omata, Noby PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €0, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, No. 706, 107, 709 und 711 8. 10th St., Omuho, Neb, Hardware. W. J. BROATCIE, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel Eprings, Wugon Stock, Hurdwood Lumber, ota, 1209 and 1211 Harney strec, Omuha, Nob. EDNEY & GIBBON, & FWholcsalo Iron, Steel, Wagon ingo Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware: v Leavenworth Street, Omabs, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanies' Tools ana Buffelo N 8. 1406 Doug+ lux Street, Omuha, Neb. \ ED & CO., 31 "R Jobbers of Hardware and anls, Tinwm& Sheet 1ron, Etc. Awents for Howe Scales ang Minini Powder Co., Omuba Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, | Mantles, umm,um 00! 521 and 1323 Fare 1 RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, ! Wholesale Hardwars and llalls, Emerson Stool Nails, Cor. loth and Hal cots, Omaha, Neb. e Harvesters, W31 DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, _ Manufreturer of the Deerlugymlrvaster Goods, Write to Wm Lorimer, Ganeral Agent, Omaha, udcplmuuuw Tron Pipe, Ete A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. 8t 2am, Water, Ruilway and Miiling Supplies, Et 920, 022 ond 124 Farnam St. umum‘.’."mb. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesalo Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam und “uu-r Supplics, Hcudquarters foe Mast Foost Co.'s Goods. 1111 Farnam Streety Omaha, Neb. 4 Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Denlers in_Silverware, Dinmonds, Watohas Clocks, Jewelers' Tools ‘and Matcrials, Etc., 108 and ml 1oth Streat, Cor. Dodge, Omabs, Ne Nollonl Ete, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobvers m Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Good * 1006 und 1008 Farnam St., Omahu, Neb. i T Robinson Notion Comg oy, and 405 . 10th St., Omaha, Wholuulu “Dealers in Notions und’ Genia' Fas nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, " CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00, '3 Wholesale Dealers }4" 0ils, ! @asoline, Mica Axlo Grons A H. nhhm _Manager, Omalia, Nob, Ui & 11048 s to Jenne Commission Merciant, and wholes nlu m ler 10 country produce, fruits, b . Goods on consignment A MN 16 h t.,, Omaha, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Successors to A, P, B¢ Froduce Commission Herhants, No. 213 Bouth 1 h Street, Omaha, Neb, Ury Goods, J. J. BROWN & co,, Eholesale Dry Goods and llollons, 1528 Douglas trect, Omaha, Nob. L. GINSBERG & CO,, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, e, Amu. Ewbroidory”Aud Whito! C o IA‘UImuulJuHuuyum.nm 1 W White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD Cf Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Bluukets and Iobés. 1421 Furnai it_Omaha, Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, fanufacturing Mettresses, Bedding, Feathor Ollhm. Lots, Ete. 1206 und 1208 Douglas Strect, m “Pork Packing, _ JAMES E. IIQYD:— Pork Packer and Shippor, Omahu, Nebraska, iy HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Denlm. Dffice, Union ifarket, 1517 Dodge Street. Packl house, U. P, R. M. 'Track, Omahs, Nob. plmnu No, l&'l Safes and Loc BOYER & €O, P Rgents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.8' Fire und Burglar P Safes, Time Locks, Va and Jail work. 1020 Farnam streel Omnlm, N Seeds, 3 Y RVANE, *' 1 Wholasalo aud Potall Dealer fn Sudl. Agricultural, Vegetablo, Ete, 0dd Fellows' W. 1ith und Dodge St ., Omaha, Nl THE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists,” Omalia, Wines and Liquars, ILER & €O, Dlsllllers and lmporlah of Wines And Liguors. Sole munufacturers of Konned t'\"?l ndia Bittors. 1112 Hurney Strect, Omal Successor to McNanAih & DUNCAN, Lmportens essor 1o MoNAMAWA & DUNCAN, Impor ‘and Whiolosule Denlors ' - r Wines, Liquors and Cigars, _#14and 216 8. Jith St., Omuha, Nob A Oveull;. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Punts, Shirts, Ere., 1102 and 1'% Douglhs Buroet, Owitia, Nob Notions, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & BON, Wholesale dob Lots, Dry Goods, Notious, Ge uu Fumuhlnzu Guods from Now N S04 S0s E0ULD 1th B maba e