Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1886, Page 3

10 16c, el st Cheese—Quicts fall eream ched lars, 10@ l}:-‘flm- 1011345 Americas 11@12 05 skims B 'f 0L @01 Je, o Hides—Green, ige; heavy green salted, 1 light, 8iges damaged, 6'cs bull hides, dry satted, 1216 dry lint, 1a@es calt ie: deacons i white conntry, A, 4!jc; 3 brown Se, Receipta, 17,0% 14,000 83,000 00 Shipments, Flonr, bbls. Y ‘Wheat, o Corn. bu, Rye.bn, Barley, b, Minneapons, but lower; N Lliard, 0% for eash; for June: i8ije for July; N, e for eashs e for June: No. 2 northern, 7l¢ for cash Flour—Weak'and in 4.7 bakers, Receipts—What, (6,000 bu, %m,u... nts—Wheat, 17,000 bu; flour, bbls, New York, A\ln‘ 11, = Wheat—Receints, 116,000 exports, 63,0000 spot, spot lg@%e lower:" options opened steady, afterwvards becanie depressed, declined 1@i ‘4, closin firm, with overy of lg@ige: imgraded red, S0@dse: No. 2 red, 80ige t. 0. b, W03e delivered: June closine at $0ge. Co Lower and closed weak 10,000; exports, 51,0003 ungraded, No. 9, 46i@dic 'in ' elevator, @iSlge afloat: June closing at 46c. Onts—Higher; receipts, 51,0003 export none: mised western, $61g@40e; white wes ern, 41 United closed etroleum — Steady; qu(nvl)ull and declining; western fresh, 12,000 2, May 11.<Wheat—Active gc 1 northern e for July} 12,000 receipts, @46 50} 4 at T814c. I'mk—lh\ll and barely steady; old mess, 80.25(0.50. spot, £6 2"“""‘ 5t Cl western steam, 10@ derately active; 150,221, Quict and weaker; western, Elgin creamer: Cheese—Dull and heavy. Milwaukee, Mav 11, — Wheat—Strong; August, 80ige. Whisky_-S1.10, Liverpool, May dull; new No. 2 winter, 7 1d3 14d. Flour—Poor demana; & Less demand; s May, June and July To-morrow will be St Louts, M and fower; No. 2 Hige, Corn— May, 82% « hf b 11.—Wheat — Demand spring, s d. dull at 4s 343 weak May, 8ey 1L—Wh g ted, cash, S0@s0}5c teadys No 2 ¢ bid: B No 2, cash, 23e; May mixed, cash, Steady at $0.10@0.25, Lard—$5.70, Butter—Duil and easy; creamery, 16@iSc; choice to 1416 A¥ er. Cor Le low Kansas Olty, M cholce 1o fancy fancy dairy, —1{@1ge high- anged. Oats— BoAnrp—Whes Steady and unc! y 1 -—\Vl\cr\t—fll("\d\, 1——Stronicer; No. % mixed, cash, 203 June, ve; cash, ry 10@15¢ highe stockers and fe and mixed, throu 5 5, 10,000: market opened 5o higher, but closed with " the ml\Bl!cl‘ lost; rough and mixed, 3 ng and ;lnnpuu: 3.0t :25; 11ght, $3.5005.10; SKiDS, cceipts, 105; market 121¢e higher; 30-1b - shorn ' Nebraskans sold for general quotations, $2.50(5,25. Louis, May 1L—Cattle—Receipts, 8107 Shipmentd, 400: fimier: choice shipping and export, $5.25@5.50: ¢ om to good, butchers steers, a@4.00; cows @4.00; stockers and féeders, 5,00; shipments, 2,000: butchers and_selected, on to good packing, $3.50 3.00004.00, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Tugsday Evening, May 11. Cattle—The receipts were unusv: and the market about steady. _Con stock that had been left over from the day before changed hands. All kinds of choice cattle \\t‘ru in good demand. he market opened strong at y D D A rece i had & tondency 0 weaken Drices, and sales were made af Jower figures than on vester- doy. Buyers clatimed that they paid more than the market would bear yesterday, and that it was coming down to Iis proper level to-day, The reccipts of hogs to-day were 1,600 a8 against 700 for week ago. Sheep— 1'hery were no arrivals and prices are only nominal at $4.00@5.00 for choice grades. Cattle. Hogs. EVAL Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 1350 to 1430 1bs. LS4 7@4.90 Good steers, 1250 to 1300 Tbs 7 Medium steers, 120 to 1300 Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 lh)\ Good feeders, 900 t0 1000 1bs. Good to choice o Sheey 8ix ¢ $5.50(4,40. Tlogs—Receipts, active and stead! S4.4 U-'»(ul + 200 1600 Medium bull Good to ehoico stags. Medium stags. Choice light and medinm hogs. Good to choice heavy liogs. (ood to choice mixed hogs Common rough grac Clioice to extra sheep Range of Prices Showing the nighest and lowest rices paid for live stock on this market during the past days, with comparative values F AND SHIPPING CATTLE, DOX@ 1200 12501400 Ibs, 1bs. 120 @ Thursday Friday. Saturday Monday Monday Tuesday. 0 All sales of stock \n this market are made por ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. el weights, novalue. Pregnant sows ave docked 40 1bs sudstags 80 lbs, Lepresentative Sales. MIXED HOGS, Pr, No. gi.00 o8 500 78, mn [ No. Av. 50 R 01 4 | e X 6 K 0., 33 Av. e TIGAT LIGNT NMOGS. rr. No. $3.00 Av. Cattle steady. Hog market weak, Vail & Co., Bennett, sold a load of hogs. J. M. Hedge, Yutan, marketed a load of lnm\ A. Jenking, Manl 0 hogs. llll, Gammel, Herman, marketed a load of hogs, W. Weyant jr., Germantown, sold a load of 63 hogs, J. A, Kehoe, Platte Center, marketed a load of hogs, Markeson & Hough, Council Bluffs, sold a load of hog: Chas. Redlon, North L L JoCpas. Redi oup, disposed of a Mr. Dewey, representing Keenan & Han- cock, was at the yards, Hawks & Riley, Albion, were on the mar- ket with a load of hogs, F. Boolher, Colridge, was at the yards and marketed a load of cattle. B, Ewin, Exeter, sold a load of hogs on to- day’s market. Virgin & Nelson, Utica, marketed a load of 76 hogs, H. Warren & Co, hogs on the market. " Paimeter, Ri with a load of hog: E. E. Day, South Bend, sold a load of 69 hogs on the market. Mr. Jackson, of Jackson & Woodring, :lll"l“l(l wasat the yards with a load of hogs. L. Anderson & Co., Meade, had 61 the market. ‘Lhe North Loup Cattle Co., Elba, marketed a load of hogs. Meisner & Taylor, Shelton, marketed two loads of hogs, 0. Burgess, Weeping Water, was at the stock yards and sold a load of cattle and one ot hogs, Cooper & Tewksburry, Weeping Water, froquent shippers to the wfarket, sold another of hogs to-day, ). Anderson, Columbus, was at |n—llx\) and soid a load of hogs and y disposed of aload of irafton, had a load of erton, was at the yards hogs on J. Reddy, Gibbon, came in to-day and sold a load of cattle. Clark, Heaton & Co., Weston, had a load of hogs on the market. J.J. Miller, Valley, sold a load of hogs. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Gieneral Markets, Tuesday Evening, May 11, he receipts are larze and th h a downward tendenc ing and dealers find EGGs— ket wenk w are aceumuls sale at SNl Burrkr—Grass butter is beginning to come in and receipts are more liberal. Prices are going down to their summer basis. Choice table butter, uniform in colorand qu ity, Ba@lh; Ir ln good T@10c; v full cream _cl 13ges flat second_qualit llullA H im 1Lll~v Pot The receipts of live chick are liberal and the prevailing p A fow choice have been sold as high as Pres: —Preserves, do_in eddars, Oc- young cheese, le, Limbusger, B s, per Ib. 5lb, pails, per o 1-1b. pails, per cas lers. per case, 2 do second grade, 30-1b. pails, per I, meat, best grade 1 bbl. perlb. 7c: do. pails, per crate. 6 i do 401 pi 1b, 7ige; do, 5-1b pails. per erate, 6 pails L Tdach, "plum ‘and hince butter, as- orted, Ib pails, per crate, 6 puils, horse radish. int bottles. per doz P16 T, Bre—tigy ort: jers UL ' $2.00¢ do, e Ki s’ tongues, per g i 503 do, quart jars_per L‘"l i bol, 4. per case, 2 d “Goun Hoxey—Callifornia 2 ipframe 0 Ibs, in casc per I,, 150; 10 1b. frames, Nebraska. @ire. CrpEn—2Michizan refined, per bbl., $6.50; $4.00; Motts, per bbl., 37,003 d do, half-bb] half bbl., $4.00. VINEGAR—White wine, 16c; cides ORANGES—One car load of -~ Californin oranges arrived yesterday and met with quick sale at $4.00, 1 ancy Messing, per box, hoice Messina, per box, Stock about cleaned up. ing in the market fit to ship BANANAsS—Two carloads reached the mar- sterday, The stock is fine and with rey m.w warm weather is moving fast at 53.0)@H,50 per buneh, CraNpERriEs—Therels 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. CocoANUTS—Per 100, $5.00; less than 100, NEW F1as, DATES, ETc.—Layer figs, 8 and 10-1b boxes, per Ib, Dates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 14c; Persian, 50-1b boxes, ‘fir Ib, 10¢, l’nmellcfl, 30-1b’ boxes, perlb, pe, pe 3 do, per MArLE SUG AR—Bricks, strictly pure, 50-1b lb";‘ per Ib, 16c: penny cakes, 25-1b cases, “Pirovistons—Ham. con Ny breakfast ba- 1ge; dry salt < shoulders, 0 per ub: {160 beat. Aije: 50 1b cans, 7c; i{e: 5 1b cans, do, boneless hun, 10c, y Caltortn, abbage, . per doz, $2.50; cel ery, per doz, $1.50; asparagus, per lb Te; spinach, per'bbl,” 83.00: green 'onions, per doz, 35¢; radishes, per doz, ble: lettuce, per doz, 30} pieplant; per Ib, d@be; peas per k- bush bok, $1.25:' §-bush' box, $8,00; cueum- bers, $1.5@i.0 per doz; Bérmuda onions, Lt box. '$3.50; Bermuda tomatoes, per box, B per Ib Bges caulifioy %W CALIFORNIA VEGETADI parsnips, per 1b, fe; ' turnips, per 20; potatoes, se; ONLoNS, ¢! beets, e, BeANs—The market is dull and the supply liberal. We quote inferior stocks, 7oe@ food_clean country. 812 150; medium nnd-picked, $L50G@L00; hand-picked navy, $1.6501,75, ) 8- Carrots, There is 1o demand and no res.the very best 40c, and only in a orice, | Dealers find It diicylt matter o sell thelr stock. at any price, and a good many will have to b held some time, as the market s glutted. oLp Vi luw. S’ BT 00: rutabagas, ver bbl, $1.00w @175 per bbl; horse adish per bbl, $5.00@8.50; do pe Ib, & per bbi, SLE5@150; beets, per bbl, b200: Balt Lake otatoes, At the wills: Cory wheat, No. 2, 60c Fiour AND MitLstorFs-Winter wheat flour, besquality paient, £00@4 107 second quality, S2.50@i00; best xuality sprin waeal flou 2,509.7; buckwhea flour, in barrels, $5.75: ready 3 1b pack- ages, $4.00: 5 Ib pnvhguu, bran, Gle per owt; chopped feed, 3¢ per ewti white corn I ml s0ci yellow: corn meal, 700 per hominy, $1.50 graham, $1.7; i 0 per'ton. )vm —Mink, each, 10@i00; unskrat 100; do. kits, leg Otter. do. mountain, $2. 00 wllslral U Dbea. 2.50 per 1b:_ fox, mv:l:1 @, 751 deerskin:, dry winter, 10@1% por 1b: do. fall and summer, 15@: ¢: antelope, X« 1l per Ib HIDES- um-u butchers, Ge: green cured T4 @iieidry filnt, Li@ide: dry, salt. S@ive: uumuzeahum~ irds price: Tallow- -5 Grease, mhm hite. yellow, 2e brown, 2c. Sheen Pelts —25@7 LEATHEU—Prime siaughter sole leatner, @33¢ Gak sole leather. 8¢ e, per toot, iench Kp. kl?-"';"max oih Kip, BH@iac le’k-fl 5: hem, call, $1.0V31.10; oak cun $1.00@1.23 ich call, $1.230@1.88: More boot leg, Morocco }..‘nmz es@ foppings aud liniugs, $6 0Xg10.00 pes doz. TABLES—Onions, chofee yol- | | ®K Hory + wester, 51 sbe, | CoAr—Anthracite grate, range, 88 50: chestnnt, 88, Walnunt block, $3.50:11linois, $5.00; le(mrl. 8400, HEAVY HARDWARE--Iron, rates, €2 plow steel, spevial cast, 4¢; crucible stee cast tools do, 13@15¢; wagon spokes, per sct, %@.00; lhubs, per set, $1.95:%feiloes, sawed dry, $140; tongnes, each, square nuts, per b, chain, per 1b, 6@12e: mall wedges, 6ot crosy! G harrow teeth, 4 spring 'steel, Burden’s horseshoes, 4.40: Burden’s mule shoes, €540, Barbed Wire, in car lots, .00 per 100 Ibs. Iron Naile, rates, 10 fo 60, Shot—81,50: huckshot, SI:8: orlental powder, keus, $8.50 , hall kegs, $2.00; do, quarter kegs, Sting, keg 353 fuse, per 100 feet, Lead Bar, $1.62 1NTs 1% O1r.—White lead, Omaha, P, P., "v-, white lead, St, Louis, pure, $7.50: Mar- llesgreen, 1105 ih cans, French zine, 1 French zine, red seal, 1lc; neh zine, in varnish asst, 200 Erench zine, vermillion, American, 18¢: Indian red, 10: Tose pink, ¢ Yenetian, red. Cook- son’s, Venetian, red, Am 1 3¢ red 1éad, 7iye: chrome yello 200 chrome yellow, K. 1% oc ¥ ochre, French, 23 ochre, Winter's mineral, ",(“ Lehigh brown, 24 Spanish hrm\ 2ige: Prinee’s mineral, se. PAIN Whitelead, S¢: Erench zine, Paris whiting, 2!ge; whiting gilders, age; whiting, con'l, Tige: Jampbinck. ¢ mantown, lamvblack. ordinary. Prussian blue, 553 ultramarine p 15 dyke. brown. Sc: umber. burnt. 4c: umber, i sienna, burnt, de sienna, raw doi Paris green, gentine, 2e: Paris green, com: 1001, 2o chrome groon, N. X+ 06t chromo K, 1% vermiiion, English, in oil, raw and burnt umber. 1 1b. cans, 12 raw and burnt sienna, 1% refined lampbla . rochelle Amerfean, andyke, brown, . 13c; coach binck and ¢ black, drop bla Prussian ultran ’IflhL Nlm. 18¢: chromgy Ly ‘l. & D, hlllll| and llll!"(’ A Paris Vel (’hxnl red, vermillion. L. & D.. M. & O, D, 18¢; umll‘s 16e; patentdryer, ke; graining colors light oak, dark oak, \Hlll\l\l, ciestnu t nd ash, 12 DRUGS AND green, ||ll|xm cid, earbolle, acid, tartari m copaiba, per fras, per 1 10c: ealome lwr b, Te; chinchonidia, per oz, 40c; chle forw, per h, Ge; Dovels powders, per 1h, SLA epson’ salel, ner B Slyc: glyeerme, per 1, 153 lead, ueotate, per ib, 20c r, No. 1, || gal., 1603 oil, castor, 403 "oil, " olive, 'per gal.. opium, qui- W, and R & 8. per oz, i po- W jodide, per fb, ;s saliein, per oz, : sulphate morphine, £2.00: sult phur. ver b, de: stryehnin § VARNISUES—Barrels, pet ture, “extr 2 coach, l)uuuu 0 hard ‘asphaltim ol finish, Sreimrs—Cologne do 101 proofy SL L3 spivits, second ualit 101 proot, SL13: do, 188 proot, Al hol, 188 proof, m,.m wine gall Redi Hlldd whiskie . Gin | blended K ] Kentuc (h»l(ll‘u pirits, 188 proof, s, imported, S1L25@8.00, R New England. . Champagnes, import 25 00@34.00; American, per §10,0016.00 Grocera' List. bbls: No. 70, 4-gallon .05 New Orleans nulrp('r gallon; Maple Ririny 56 Comeral, stri 7oc per gallon:' 1 gallon eans, 34 gallon cans, $5.2 por doz mmmam ] ror closs, 1 \lnnm ford” Prc ledium, in bbls, small. in bbls. gherk ns, in bbl : do in do in half bbls, & B m half bbls, €. .00; per b, per $2. 21b, per citse, S, DriEp Frurrs—No. 1 evanorated bo (@: peache stern, 49¢@dlge evaporated, 151 5@@lie; Sait 1 Taspberri prunes, new. 4@ UG ARS— Powdered, et granulated, 7lc: confectione stanaara_ extra C, 63t medium yellow Soaprs—Kirk Kirk's satinet, & Kirle's whi loaf, A, extra C, The Gle on Imperial, 1 Washbon thes round, o pe .70; mule square, 103{¢; pr iancy green ruuient Java, 2026 Mocha. MeLan oy s—Ioxes, 40 1, li~, 10¢ ‘,\l" 88, 109¢ sm cs, 40Ib, 160z, 65, 103{¢; ha'f box, 20ib, e Tonacco—Climax, 42 per 1b; Hors e Star, 8c: Spcarhead, 89%; Gold nmrlm.hh G0c; Punch, 8%¢; e, (ll,ufll‘.’c stick, 9‘«;@110 Ads, per bbl. S1.55: Asht 1 sacks, Ashton, 86e; bbls, dairy, SonA—1In Ib papers. $3.35a case; salsoda, ver b, 22ic. round—Black pepper, boxes, 1 e, 12@16c; cinnamon, 18@25c; cloves, 15@¥e; gingnr, 15@25e; mustard, 15@ 25¢, Garneaw's soda. butter an creams, 8'je; ginger snap city soda, Tige 3 P Ax—(:ull mwxler. et good Lmverial, 40 Young Hyson, go Oolong. good, lun;(. dholce, 40atoc: Faglish broakfast, kond, wd0c: chiolee, dadde: Souchong, oo 10 @45c; Japans, fair, 2x@ihe choice, 55@73c; Tea Dust, 1 8¢, Hara to Beat, 7e: Charm o, Fountain, 70c: Golden Thread- d0e; Buds, e, IRocky Mo un Fancy, 45 Diisy, 40c; North Star 00d Luck, 5¢; Our ust, Fish, "~ MERIINGH. Bl's H' W8 100 Qriibls PIs Kt w12 Duex — (Unbtegehied) — 8 oz, Magnolia, 1 0 oz Magnolia, 12¢: 8 oz West Point, § Wast Poing, 12 OTTON— Lawrence LL, 5¢; Shaw- meut LT, be; Beaver Dam L, 5e; Atantio LL, 5¢; Tndian He Waiichusset, 6%c; Crown XXX, 6! ceC Uticea Atlantic Keng, stripes, Sl ot stripes, Se; burg, ¢ W hllll ndon stripes, & 3 O, stripes, Roy? ag, napped, 101ge: |muk fold, 130 Oberon, book fold, 1114c durance, book fold, 12 T orndske fan Y ork f{llvl . 13ige: ¥ Pearl Tiiver, i o3 Hamil er, 0%c: Shepucket S, Sije: - 58 Montauk AA, 135 Montauk BB, Omega ACA, Tie. Nivs—Beaver Creck AA, 1le; Creek BI. 10c: Beayer Creck C( AN, Tie; Jaffr Xy Columb; Beaver loi JafTrey D&, York, i ker's blug lored) —~Boston 9 oz brown and Boston O H bro and_drab, XX brown and AIxub, 10c: Boston n_and drab, 11ige Il(n(ul\ or 'Warren Tricot, 15c. Dry Lumber. BoARDS. No. l(om.s 1.8 12, 14 and 16 ft. l‘l\ 14 and 16 ft. L) 12, 14 and 16 ft o) 12, 14 and 16 ft, FENCING, inch, 12 and 14feet, rough..$16.50 inch, 16 feet, rougl 17.0) |m‘h. 12and 14 feet, r(mgl\ 14.00 6 inch. 16 h-nl rougl xixs “FLOORING, A Binch, white pie 13 6 inch, C 8 inch, D 6inch, E Ginch, w sT0CK A12ingh, §151% 13 and 16 feot. . 280 18 00 18 00 16 00 No.1Com. i2in. 8. 18, 12, M and 16 ft. O S M 710, 18 and 20 ft.. No.g * 12, 14 and 16 ft.. SHIP LAP, No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. 2, Plain, Sand 10 inch . No.1, 0. G... Lath Quincy white Akron, $1. plaster, $ felt, pe , i cement, Dair, per bushel straw board, Fanny Davenpor The suc % Family. ess scored by Fanny Daven- hort in S ‘edora, says the Albany Times, has venewed brillianey to the name and fame of the Davenpor Her father, the late E. L. Davenport, after his pxnull Boston es had scolded him, ridiculéed him viinly besought him to } pep still, fl Providence and joindd a r~|m[l|u" any. His subsequent earcer is well known, and he died one of the most ly actors in America. Her mother rned here not long ago with s quite as iniz at one support to hér ory embracing matie art, com- ime be husband in the entire rang, ow a gentle, ck-haired lady in mid* dl«'lxh-mmlofln'v‘y)xo) ssion and proud of her children, S born in a green- room, as it were, lier mother being an father,Frederick Vining, for mun s’ manager of tho market theter, London. Lester ck and Mrs. John Hoey are Mrs. Davenport's own cousins. Of the ten Davenport children, are living, and re atta Imll to their mother, as they were to the common lov stage when o baby, 4 Davenport babies have 5 but one day when she and in school the little girl who was to play Emma Torrens in the “Seri. ous. ] 1s il venport ¢ wnder heaven gan we do¥” ake it,” smd Mrs, Daven ) ‘She can’t do it,” said her father. “Y {, Tl teach her,” said the mother,- | and lnth- Fannie ed the delightful message while struggling over a hateful ithmetic. She ran home, play rt, suceeeded fully in'it, and thenceforth ler life was on the stage. The second child is Blanche, the oper known to the world as Bianea I Blanche. She is at present singing in Paris, the prima donna of her own opera company. Floren s aresident of Phil- adelphid, married, and has never followed the stage for a livelihood he fourth surviving daughter, May, was a child ac- t with_her pirents, and afterward played in Fannic's companies. She mar- :d Willie Seymour, and they are both members of the Boston Museum stock company. The eldest boy, Edgar—the namesake and image of his fatlier as he lapked twenty y ago—is a handsome young follow o} 26 or 7. Ho is a member of the Fedora company, and making apid strides i s profession. The youngest boy, Harr s ol now, inlwn i his mothes member of iss r father, h) the ties of an un- rried to the The census strikes in 1880 nm-d the arners of this conntry a direct loss of $13,000,000 in wage Dllll HOTEL DIRECTORY. The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. E, Markel Thos. Ewobe, Proprietcrs Omubi, Nebraska. L'b 6 00 mr,\asu L‘xu n.uxm re I'ey|5 B0 150 68 140 53 140 5 Job Printing. | | [ SEEREER Ceoeas ERRREER Py 2SBEBEE BRIR=SE REES PRINTING CO,, Job Printers,;Book Binders, | And Blank Book Manufagturers, 106-108 South Fourteonta 3:ce3 e Flour and Feed. NEW VISR No. 1 Whitg Fish.. Famil “Hollandherring, 3 alibuL 101701 Jarmouth bloaters, 0 new scaled herrings, MPORTED FISH. T & Bbls HIf Bbls O'r Bbls Pails or kits 5V s \mw 100 %W @151 10" Norwerisy ot it g g KKK Her m.“'mombwa ml'\l . Norwogi | | ll Jfid(nll’-J(i 2 50| Buistlin, Puixs—American, 5¢; Arnold's, 6c;_Co chieco, o Manchester, Be; Lyman, Be:. Gloy c; Duanell Jacquard. Go: Dunnell e: Whhisor, he: Paclie - oci Harnon nehior Shirtings, dxes M erting Siikinge digo; Borwih o o BEACUES. CoTroNs — Farmers' choloe, Cabot, 65cc: Hone, To: Hill 44, Tre; Sy Sader Vausdale, 5 Frai, Sei” W' suita. Thide: are ) EAaie- 162, Fevrerell Naumkeag, ie. -Kearsarge, 7e; AIIII(JI‘V. Tie; Indian Qrehard, 03 W.J. WELSHANS & co,, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W, J, Welshans & Co.'s Quick Xaising Buckwheat flour and proprietors Omaha City Mfis, Cor, st and Farnuw Strects, Omaba. Leather, Hides, Etc SLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, pdings, Hides, Wool, Fui Bio Ouina Rot, P ;Ai & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Oigars. 1211 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. BT, 886, A MANUFACTURERS. Book Binding, Ets. REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Binders, And Wank Book Manufacturers. No 108 South 1ith Strect, Omaha, __ Bridges—Steam Pile Dr RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, i Enginecrs and Contractors, Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridees, Piling and Onk Timber. 15th st,, near Farnam, Telephone N 7M. 108 and Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition. 215 to uth 11th Street, 1020 (0 124 Farnain Street, Omaha, Nob. INTER-OCEAN Craar FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealors in Leaf Tobac 108 and 110 N, 14th Sircet, Omaha, Neb, urockery, W. L WRIGHT, Agent for tho Manufacturcrs and Tmporters, Crockery, Glasswaro, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Ofico, 317 South 13t Street, Omaha, Nob, " . 8. GOODRICH & €O Agents for F. A. Whitney Carringe Co, 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewott's Celebrated Refrigorators, Sen Jor price lists. 1415 Farnam st., Omahn, 0. 8. PETTIS iy Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phactons, Buggies nd Wagoos. 20 per cent suved In buying of 08 13101512, T2ard Street, Omi cbraskn. Branch at Councll Bluffy, Town Lornices, Eagle Gornice Works, Joha Epenoter, Proprictor. Munufacturer of Galvanized Tron and Cornice. #23 Dodge und 101 1d 105 North 10th £treot, Omaha, Neb, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufucturers of Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., 510 8. 12h 8. Work done in any part'of the country. Western Cornice Works, SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized 1ron Cornices, Ete. Specat's fm. roved Patent Metall‘c Skylight. 608 and 610 S, th St.. Omaha, N i _ Doors, Sash. Ete, The Gate City Plen'cg Hill Doors, Snch and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stair work of every de- ecription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Btc. Stair Rails a epoei No. 92 Telephone #.. Omuha, Neb. Electrical Supplies, L. W. WOLFE & 00., Elcctricians, | Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaba. Burglar Alarms Fire Alarms, #'c Matting, Speaking Bells, fubos, Iron Works, ]’\A TON & VIERLING IRON W¢ Hl(i Wrought and Cast Iron Building \'lork ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Bes Steam Machir Works, U. nes, ira<s Work, nd Blacksmith Work. P. Rty and 8 1 Omice and fron ar d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA SUFACTURING €O, Cut Rails and Spikes, 2 8pe sindty. Omoha, Neh, Safes, ‘Omaia Safs Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wiro Work. _Cor. 1ith and Juckson Sts., Omahn, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1868, A. J. SIMPEON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2wWand 14U Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etc, " M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Dnion Stock Yards, 8. Omabu. Telohcno 582 W. F. BROWN & CO., Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Ofico—Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards, ! South Omaha, Neb. lelephone No. 6. Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. pited. John F. Bovd, Buperinte: V SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhijments of any and ull kinds of stock solicit v ed. UnionSt-ck Yards, Omaba, Neb, " Lumber, Etc. ~ " "LOUIS BRADFORD, i Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7th and Douglaz, Cor. 9th und Dougiaa, L dent. = L BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Intcrior Hurd Wood Finish, Justopened. N. E. cor. th und Leaven- worth Btreets, Omaka, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, £14 8. 1th Btroct, Omubn, Nob. ¥. Colpotzer, Lumber, 8th and California Streets, Omaha, Nob, =— FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglas Strcets, Omaha, Neb, GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaba, Nebraska, CHAS. R, LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waeon Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, &c., 8. W. COr, 9th and Douglus, Owuhu, Neb, G. T, LYMAN, Dedler in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouddings, Building Paper, Etc. South 1ith 5ureet Ogane, wrepen Bk obraska. H Fish, Ete, M. KEATING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budwelscr, Erlanger Cor. 6th and Capitol Ave., Omabs. “TBENSON FISI{ 0" Successors to Icken Sicmssen & 00. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of l-uruun Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones S Bureet wud Us P. Truck, Omilis, No -y % S s 2 e YOS £ A A7 DAY, MAY 12 OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY | Agricultural Tmplements, LININGER & MFTCALF 004 W Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacific §ts, Omaha, Neb. " PARLIY, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholesc e Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omahia CHURCHILL PARKE Wholcsalo Dener in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggies, Jcnes 8t bet. 0th and Tith, Omaha, Ncb. Boots and Shoes. TUETTTUWC V. MORSE & 00, Jobbers of Boots and Skoes, 11 Farnam Strect, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, Summer Stroet, Hoston. Carpets, 8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesalo Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Efc., 1423 Farnam stroet, Oniaha, N Coal, Lime, Etc. JEFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 213 8 14th ©t., Omaha, Neb., Yards, 8 and Dr venport Strects. & COUTANT & BQUIRES Deslers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Best varicties. Office, 213 8. 13th 8. Telephone No, 142, Omaha, Neb. NEBRASKA FUEL 0., Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 8. 13th 8., Omana, Neb. ‘OWLE, President. l]ln PATTERRON, “oc and Treas. J. H. HuLnent, F. A, Runn Proprietor, Manager. Rebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA., Office, 217 8, l‘.llll Etreet. Telcphone 49, &3 Gro. F. LABAGH, Pres. C. F. GOODMAN, V. Prea J. A, BUNDERLAND See. d Treas, Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hurd and_foft_coay, 2008, 13th St Omaba, OMAHA COATL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal,217 touth 14th street. Coffee and Spices. 3 . COLE & MILE: Home Colfe and Spi o8 Ml m Co. Tini, ute Home Bl Cmaha, N CLARKE 1ROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills viTees, Spices, Baking Powder Flavoring aundry Bl luk, of 1414-16 Har- t, Omahn, Neb. Extract ney Stre _ Commission, Elc. " BRANCH & CO., Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Farnam St., Omahat. Applos—Our own k- ing—Platt & Co.'s Tiger irand Oysters, Butter, Poultry, Potatoes " JOHNF. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant Produce, Provisions, 8. 14th 8t., Omaha, Keturns mudo promutly. (onm.,. ents solicited. R. McDONALD, COMMISSiON MERCHANT. Omaha, Neb. Specialties: Bute g8, and Chickens. WIEDEMAN & O, Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Gamo, Fruits, 2208, 14th St., Omaha, N TERFIELD BROS., General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodgo Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignmente Boncite W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BPECIALTIES =Cheese, Butter Eggs, Poultry and ( . 112 S, l4th.> Omahs, Neb. Telc phone No. —— WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. Forcign wud Domestic kyuits a specinlty. El- cgant stornge facilities. Warchouse and offico, 10 Noxth Iith st._‘Telephone 77, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs und Produce. A full lin of Stone- hnuh Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodgo St., Omaba, P. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Buttor, Eggs, Cheeso and Country Pr lmngm 5, 09 B. 12th St., Omabin, Neb. MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven. Worth Sty on U. P K. It. Track, +Omahg, Neb. 55 Established 1570, ROBERT PUEVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th 8t., Omaha, Nob. Specinfties=Duttor Eigis, Poulltry wud Guine, PRYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, l’hma !’n duce and Provisions, Omah: IFFITH & IIAU Suceossors to 18 an Commission Ierchaul, and wholesale dealer in country p lmlu T, CgEs, ete. Goods on It N. 16:h st., Omaha, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Buccessors to A, P, Schack,] Produce Commission Me No. 213 Bouth 1 h Streot, Omaha, Neb, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & 0., Yholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 1523 Douglus Street, Omuha, Nob, L. GINSBERG & CO,, Wholcsalo Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, oibroldery *Aud White' C o s Bircot, O, Nob, 0% s White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD Cf Strictly Pura White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry. Owaba, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbors of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turt Goods, Blankets wnd Robes, 1421 Furnumw ot_Omaha, N Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Mnnul’mufluE Mattresses, Bedding, Feather Pillows, Cots, Bte. 1206 and 1208 Douglas Strect, Ovenalls, i CANFIELD MMI"AUI‘UMINU (}0..' Manufacturers of Overalls, Joeans Pants, Bhirts, Ete., 1102 und 1' W Doug) Blioot, Ouibtia, Nobe e I OMAHA L MREER €O, Dealers in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale. 18k Strectand « o on dae i Track, Omal GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Tzard S dmaha, Nebraska., _J J. AL WAKEFIELD, Bullding Paper Inge. Tioketo, . Post, Lt Combont. Nintn ana Jone ,flumlm » Millinery, 1. ONERFELDER, Tmportors and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 o 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Neh Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments, Steinway Planos, Wober, Decker, Haines and Brigies Pinnos, Packard Organs, Chaso Organs, 101 and 103 15h street. nanre Furniture, Ete, CHARLES SHIVERICK Furniture, Beddiag, Upholstery, Mirrors, Ete., 1208, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha, DEWRY & STONE, % Wholesale Dealers in Faraitar, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries, ALLEN BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 110 and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nnh:__ E. B. CHAPMAN & CO,, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, 1217 IMWANM MEVYER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Eplcus, Clgnrs and Tobug 7 and 1519 Douge % i Streot, Omuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Etrects, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 705, 707, 709 and 711 &, 10th St., Omaha, Neh, Hardware, W. J. BROATCIE, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wagon Stock, Hirdwood Lumper, oto, 1209'and 1211 Harney strecy, Omuhn, Nob. EDNEY & GIBRON, Wholosals Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carrinze Wood Stock, He wrdware, Ete. 1217and 1219 Leavenworth Strect, Omaha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1405 Doug- , Omuha, Neb., FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agents for How ales and Miumi Powder Co., Omuiin Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. 1021 and 1323 Fare num Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Harnoy Streots, Omaha, Neb. Harvesters, WM. DEERING & €O., CHICAGO, Manufucturer of the Daarlu&l!flrw er Goods, Write to Wm, Lorimer, General Agent, Omaha.” Telophone 610. Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Stram, Water, Ruilway and Milling Supplies, Bt 20, v22 and ¥24 Furnam St. Omaha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam und Water Supplics, Hendquarters fov Must Foost Co.'s Goods. illl Farnam Stroet, Owaha, Neb. Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in Silverware, Dinmonds, Watches Clocks, Jewelers' Tools and Matevials, Ef and wJ 15th Street, Cor. Dodgo, Omahi, Notlons Etc, VINYARD & SCHNHII)HL Jobbers i Notions, floslery & Gents'Furnishing Goad 1006 and 1008 Farnam St., Omaba, Neb, J. T. Robinson Notion Comg ny, 403 and 405 8, 10th S§t., Omaha, J Wholcsile Deniers In' Notionn und’ Gonis' Fam nishing Goods, Oils, Etc. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, @asoline, Micn Axlo Grease, Etc. A, H. Bishop, Manuger, Omalia, Nob. S Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebraskn. HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaers, Oftice, Union Market, 1517 Dodue Strect. Pucking b WU P I ek, Ouahia, Nob. Tolée Safes and Locks. P. BOYER & €O, Kgents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof Safes/1imo Locks, Viits 8nd Jall work, 160 Furnam streot, Omulis, Netl Sends. . T e T AANE g Wholesale and Potail Dealer in Seods;’ Agricultural, Vegotat Odd Follo N.W. Cor. 1tk and Do dio St ., Drugs, Ete, THE GOODMAN DEUG €O Wholesale Druggist®, Ana Dealer in Paints, Olls und Window Glass Omatia, Nob. Wines and Liquars & €O, Distillers and importera of Wines Liguors. Eole munufuctur £ Koo A FurtIndia Bittors. 1112 Harney Street, Omuliay ; 10 SEY W puNe e Suceessor to AnAiA & DUNCAN, Linporters wnd Whodasiio Doators i’ - Pe Wlnes Liquors and Cigars, nd ’lh 5. Mth 8t., Ounaba, Neb, " Notiong, Etc, . J. L. BREANDIES & SON, Wholesaie Job Lots, Bry Goods. Hotious, Gepts’ Furnishing Goode Yok “rade sules daire i) 0ds {10 et N8 South Lith BL, Omalia. <