Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1886, Page 3

Oats-— Basy md mn m terinl| f ‘”h wd Mny aterially changed; o ball 3 010, * hy—Prime, $1.70, Jax—Hi her at $1.053¢. hisk; Pork {n I-Krdemnnd and 2i{@%¢ higher, Toceded 5@ie, and closed tame; cash an May, 88.79@8.781¢; June, 88,708,714, um-lmngfld cash and uiet and 5 June, 85.871¢6@5,90, “hxz"mr !3,.03”7113"« and “unchanged; ers, @ short 55@5.0 ’hfi"""bs-l,!l 595 clear, $5.55@>.00; utter—Firm and steady; creamery, 14 e diry, G, R Chideso—Dulls fuil cream cheddars, 100 11¢; fintu.101111411}‘0,)mmgAu.erhasll(rllt‘.{u blge. oo Gress: aagor Tige; light, 8igc’ [ c;(lrynnlu- 1 s, To@1e: deacons Tallow—Grease, white country, A, 4ic; B dc; yellow, 8'ge} brown e, Receints, 10,000 m-nv‘r green salted, nmluwl ic; bull hides, dry flint, 13@l4c; calt Flour, bbls. Shrpm 0 RNOON BoA |m —~Wheat—May, \xc July, @ie higler. 19—~ Wheat—Weak and , cash and May nominal “asy; No 2 mixed, cash and May, éwnd), No 2 mixed, cash and May, rady Butter — Um-lmnxml' choice 10 fancy greamery, 16wike; cholce to fancy dairy, a@lie, AFTERNOON BoARD—Wheat—14c lower. Corn—Xg@!{c lower. Oats—3c lower. Kansas Oity, Mayv 12.—Wheat—Quict; Nn. 2 red, cash, 60c bidi June, 64)gc bid, cnnku(l. orn—Strong: No. 2, cash, 2ic; June, m S@2r7e3 July, 28¢ bid, ats—Nominal, Toledo, May 12.—Wheat—Cash, 82@Sse, Corn—Cash, | x Quts—Cash, New York, May12.— 111,000; expol Wheat—Receints, orts, 8,000 spot, declined 1@1lge and options K@i e, clmmg nnu. «\lmhl Te- covery; ungraded red, red,8ife f. 0. b, 80 13-16¢ closing at 883, Corn—Spot, quiet but steady and unsettled; 000 i No. 2 Yo ivared; Jtine options dull receipts, .r.',xm exports, 47 ungraded, 38(@ddc; No. 9, o in clevator, i ueumed Juné elosing at 45%c. OateShado tronger: receipts, 45,000; ox: orts, 815; mixed western, ‘51,\ @40c; white ‘western, 411g@47c. ul;.-zmleum Steady; United closed at e, Hiszs—Dulland easy. Pork—Firm and more active; ol mes Jull and weak; western steam, |ct n]ml g‘mk' western, 10@ S1(ar: Cheese—Quict but barely steady. Mav 12, — Wheat—Tame; ”/(c: August, 0ie. Proyisians.Higlier;, mess pork, eash and May, 8.70; June, § Olnclnnntl. \lny l"‘ — Wheat—Heavy; No, 2 red, S1@Ssc. Corn—fleavy; No. 2 mixed, 30i@s7ide. s Oats—Barely steady: No. 2 mixed, 51%5@ 813¢e. yve—Steady; No. 2, 67@70c. Birley—Light demand. l’ork—-sfi% Lard—$! 5. Whlukv—ll 10, Minneapons. May 12.—Wheat—Lower; No. 1 hard, cash 761{c;” No. 1 northern, cash, c; No. 3 horthern, cash, 70c. our—ka, patents, $4.45@1.70; bakers, 83,40@5.70, Recelpts—Wheat, 80,000 bu. »smpmuxt%tht. 19,000 bu; flour, 10,000 LIVE STOCK. Chlcugo, May 12.—The Drovers’ Journal reports: B?.me—lwm- 3,800, market active and 10@15¢ higher; shipping steer: stockers and feeders. $5. 00+, and mixed, $200@4.00: through Texas catt Hogs—Recelpt: and a shade hikh @15 packing_and hc. 83.40G@4.15; skip: Bheon— Recolpts, uhorn natives sold f¢ Louis, May hipments, 6003 active, 4 choice shipping anc $4.60 ' L C/ 1 he @4.10; suu'kl- s and feeders, $5.7 .45, Tlogs—TReceipts, 8,040; Shipments, 4,000t active and steady: butchers and selected, s%m@u iixed to good packing, $3.80@ 4. Kansas City, 1,000 Shipnients fancy, $4.00a5. Receipts, ng and mc pott, 5,800 15 tle—Receipts, strong; common to and feeders, $3.4¢ @4.20; cow: Hogs it weak: good to ch medium, $3.50: OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Wednesday Evening, May 12, no eattle in the yarde nd not enough to ‘make id was good and choice uhl about 10e_stronger, tle are wanted, re liberal, but not The market was rather old tendency to sort np loads is showing itself again. ‘The bu wint to throw out three or four of the ro hoeavy ho; ps from each load, W 1oads are sokd this way they appear, on the face, to ha! brought a big’ price, but in re- ality they do not net any more o the ship- than the loads that are sold at a less ut without any throwout: e quite as bigh a sheep-—1 ere No arriv llml prices nly vominal at sum(.. 00 for chuice Cattlo—T to-day to sy & maiket, BECEIPTS Provailing Prices. Shiowing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 130 to 1450 1bs. .. Gool stee 0 to 1500 Ihs Mediun steors 1250 to 1300 tbs. Fat littlo stoers, 1050 to 11 Good feeders, #00 to 1000 i Good to choice cows and heifi Fair to medium cows and heifers Good 1o choice bulls Medinwm bulls. . Good to choico sta; Meditm stags. . Choice light and medium hogs. Good to choice heavy hogs. . Good to cholee mixed hogs Common rough grades. Clivice to extra sheep. 85000350 4.0025.00 Representative Sales. Av. Pr e Df Bhowiug the N‘fl:a and lansturlm- paid for live n!oelwn this market dnrlng the past seven days, with mmpar-nve values: DRESSED BEEF AND SHIPPING CATTLE. Dates. Wednesday Thursday Friday. Saturday. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday . Friday.. Saturday Monday.. uesday. W ino\dny Al salos of stock in this market are_mad Jerawt. live wolicht unless othorwise state dead hogs sell at L per b for all weights, king,” ot ogs weizhing less than 100 1bs, no valne. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 80 Ibs, Notes Ship in your cattle, Cattle market stronger, Hogs averaged 69 to the car to-day. John Wiggins, Colunibus, sold a load of hogs. Miller & D., Wayne, hogs. -l'u Odgers, Unadilla, marketed a load of 55 hogs., marketed a load of Meisner & T., Shelton. marketed two loads of hogs. J. Wilhelmenson, Dannebrog, marketed one of hogs, H. D. Reynolds, Central City, marketed a load of hogs. J. C. Thurston, Dorchester, marketed a load of hogs. Parkhurst & W., Scotia, had a load of hogs on the market. ‘The hog market was 20¢ lower to-day than one month ago, : L. L. Doane, Scotia, was on the market with a load of hogs. Lake & Ball, Scotia, was on the market with a load of hogs, E. D. Welker. St. Edwards, had a load of hogs on the ma; McEldery & onald Missouri Valley, marketed nllml of hogs. _ Lawi of the firm of Rap) Sons & Co., st dealers at Chi Omaha, m yesterday at the stock yards on his way w OMAHA WHOLK nu,r MARKETS. General Markets, Wednesday Evenine, May 1 EGGs—The receipts are large and the m ket weak with a downward tendency. Stocks are nmunmmug and dealers find it slow sale Bur to and n'cl'lph are more liberal, Prices are going down to their summer basis, ice table butter, uniform in colorand q is_quoted falr to rood 7@ k! "Jlln:fl e} u-«hl'\r: Oc- young v—The receipts of live chicke ! and the \\l evailing ml('? i ce hiave been sold as hi S, JELLIES, KT Kkinds, 20-Ib, pails per'lb. 10e; do in pail Tots, per It Ssarted 0. paily per ails, o all kinds, first i , per b, S} assorted, 1 per crate, 6 p per case, 3 dot, §1. ils I‘ bbl "‘l‘“‘v pails, pe dis, rib, 7 51b pails, per erate, 6 pails 2,77 plum and’ quince butter, a ac 3ib. Bals, per or nnmnuu . pint bott] it jurs p bbl, #4003 ase do, per Wosn oy in case per Ib., 150; 16 o frames, Nebrasia, 16@1rc. CipEn—Michigan refined, per bbl. do, half bm.. 84,005 Motts, per bbl., 57 haif bbl., $4,00. \/mzuu White wine, 16c; cidere12!4e. ORANGES—One car load of ~California arrived yesterday and et with 25 —].nr"e quantities are now arriving from Arkansas and other states, ‘The bulk of receipts are in bad ord have to be sold to peddier: Choice prime stock sl 15 selling to-day at $4,505,00 per ospects favor lower prices for LEMONS—Fa1 go0d 10 cholec M APPLES. ing in the market i BANANAS—Two earlonds reached the mar- ket yesterday. The stock is fine and with iling warm weather is nioving fast ut 50 per buneh. RANBEIES —There1s vory little demand and there s not much stock being sold, Denlers are clearing up their_ stocks as best they can. Quotations are Jersey ate selling at & Y 100, 85003 less. than 100, tw K168, DATES, Etc.—Layer figs, S and l b boxes, per Ib, 16c. Da fancy Fard, 2-1b boxes, per b, 11e; Per , B0-1b boxes, mr Ib, 10¢ ° Prunelles, kb huxcs‘ per Ib, Bricks, strietly pure, 50-1b i penny cakes, 2lbcases, ROVISIONS--flani. ~ 10c; breakfast ba- fear side bacon, T@ige; dry salt shoit rib sides, Gi¢c: shoulders, 502 miess Dork. S12.50 per bbi \ 10z lard, fieices, 63 cans (vmmmm. T b cans. do., 714¢; boneless hay O AL SCalfOr e per Ih, 3ie: cauliflower, per doz, $2.50; Bry, per i, BLOOS ASpARAEUS. per 1 To spinach. per bl $200: kreen " onlons, per doz, 350; radishes, per doz, 50c: lettuce, per (o 8 pleplant, per Ib, d@he; peas pér - bush box, § }.- bush’ box, $8.00; cucum- Dbers, §1.23@1.5 gy box, 85 W CALIFORNIA VEG BER, r doz; Béermuda onions, Bénnuda tomatoes. por box, We Quotu inf ood clean countr §1.2 1 Land-ple picked, $1.50@L00; Hand: plcked navy, l'()AA m —There is no demand and no stock in moving. It requires the very best assorted stock to bring 80@40e, and only in a swall way, even at that priee. Dealers tind it a diflicult matter to sell their stock at any and a good many will have to held time, as the market is glutted. TABLES—Onions, cholce rutabagas, per bbl, §1, 251 carrots, §1,25@1. :'Slmr bbl: horse radish roots, per bbl,' $3.00@8.50; do per |u,4 ’n |mr~|||!l)«, per bbl, $1. ILH0; beets, $1,50(@?2.00; bull ake potaltods, T RAIN—At the mills: Corn, 8 wheat, No. AN UK AND M1 : o U flour, best quality pate Q00 second quality, $20¢ be: spring T e a0 g buckwheat flour, in barfels, $5.75: ready mmad 31b pack- ages, $4.00; 5 b wl«ugua bran, por ‘ewt; chopped: feed, ‘l-v pt-r owi whlw corn meal, 80c; yellow' corn meal, T0c ewt; feroening, 60c per cwt: hominy, or CWL3 RO, 00 per ewt; grabam, lay. in bales. 86.00@7.00 per ton. §! 7] .o FURA AND BKINS—Mink, each, muskrat, winter, 10@40e 10e; do. kits. le; Otter. 0@11;0" ‘striped, 15 hoh.:‘: 3 er, ao. "N, B, do@i do. 8, 10 wau Brarie shato: T peldea “fi‘" ver, S1.50@2.50 per 1b: fox. eacl dx m. deerskin:, dry v:lnm. 0@15e per 1b and sumuier, 15@:e lnuuuw M&M lb Tt dry Riok i sat, waido: cidry flin 3 a‘muofl Ixhi‘u ‘vlo—lfll:‘::‘i nua. ’l;?llow—; rease, prime w c: _yellow, brown, 2¢. Sheep Pelts—25@1! b!l Prime slaughter sole leatner, THE_OMAHA DAILY Bl THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1886, © CoAr—Anthracite mm- egg, $4.2 llfna lowa, o, 88 50; ehestn wJ it block, 80.60:111inols, $5.00; Missourl, lluvr HARDWARR-—Iron, rates, $2; Dlow steel, special cast, dc; cricible steel, M ‘fi’mls o, 13@18c ; wragon spoke @3.00; 'hubs, per set, $1.40; tongues, onch 3 8 uare nuts, per Ib, Shal ‘per 1, o@ide: malloabls, wedges, fe: crowbars Gei harrow teeth, 4ot ghrin steel, Tascy Burden’s horseshoes L Burden’s mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed Wire, in car lots, $400 per 100 Ibs. _Iron Nails, rates, 10 fo 60, $3,00. Shot—$1.50: uckshot, $1.85: orlental powder, kegs, ¢ 24.00; 0, half kegs, $2.00¢ do, quarter kegs, £1.50; blasting, kegs, 88,35 fuse, per 100 feot, 0. Lead Bar. $1.65. PAINTS 1N O1r.—White lead, Omaha, P, . Tige; white lead, St. Louls, pure, $7.50: Mar: sellles green, 1 to 5 I eans, 20c; Fn-mh zine, reen seal, 12c; French zine, red le} nie, in_ varnish asst, 20 neh vermillion. American, 18¢: Indian 08¢ ,-lnk. 14e: Venetian, red, Cook- 3 Venetian, red, American, 1 S;c )\‘lh\w genuine, 20c; 2% ochre, rochelle .‘r 3 ochre, Ameriean 03 ]mlll)lh brown, Spanish brown. 3i¢es Drihee’s miner DRy PAINTS-White lead, So: Froneh zine, 12¢: Paris whiting, 2i¢e; whiting gildes 150 whiti om’l, 1ic; lampblack. mantown, 1 lamoblack. ordina Prussian blue, 553 ultramarine p 1% “rench dyke. brown. Se: umber. burnt. 4e: uinbe raw, 4c: sienna, burnt, de; sienna, Parls green, gentine, chrome green, N. Y., 20c: chirome K, 12e: vermilnon, English, in oil, T0e; raw and burnt umber, 1 Ib, cans, 12! rawand burnt sienna, 1% lyke, brown, 182 refined lampblack. 19¢; coach biack and orivy black, 16c: drop black, 10e: Prussian blue, 40c; ultramarine blue, 1%: chrom green. Li, M. & D, 16c: biind and shutte green; L. D., 10c; Paris green, 18 red, American’ v yellow ochire, fe; 1. ochre, 10e; light_'oak, ash, 12, Kk netian red, i Tasean rmillion. 1. & D.. 200 M. & D, Il"(‘ godes tdryer, fe; graining colors nnk, Walnit, ciestan £ ng dar 53c: balsam copaiba, per er 1h 10c: calomel, © ‘Illt‘huult , per oz, 4 'fl('. Dovers powd alts, ver Ib pui ml c \lm, ey lend, i\n Il' per ul SL4 4001 suipliate noEphthe, per o, piir. ber 1. 4oz strvchnne, yer N arrels, per gay Eurni- Sl 10; furniture, \(\ 1, S1. (l) extra, $1.40; No. 1, 81 ‘.‘1)' l)mum. extra, 81 T0c; as) ||I.\|III|II Lwlm b8¢ hard oil tinish, Seirits—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1,12; do" 101 proof, 1.1 Spirits, second qlmllt)‘ 101 proot, SL12: do, 188 proof, SLIL hol, 188 proof 10 per wine ;.'ul n. tilied winskies, SLOG@L0, ~ Gin d, “bourbons, 82,006,001 y und Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00@5.503 Sheat bourbon and rye_ whiskies. Brandies, Ixmmm-.l Gii Chatnpagno: &;, 00@34.00; Awmerican, ed, per e er m:\‘.] $10.00w & Grocera' List. SYRUP—N0. 70, e, bbls: No. 70, 4-rallon kegs, $1.05; New Orleans 3S@45¢ per gallon; Maple Syrup, g barrel, strietly ~ pure, 0e per gallon; 1 gallon caus, $9.25 per doz 5perdoz; aquart cans ¢ ploss, 1 Ib, te 34 gallon cans, £ iioss, 6 1b, 6o Gravve i & 1088, 1 1b, mu Tige; Kingstord’s pure, 3 Ib, ford’ sbiitk ProKL Ledinm, in bbls, halt bbls, small. in bbls, Balt bbls, $40); wherk s, in bbls in} mnbb Stanaara e medium yellow, SoAps—Kirk satinet, $ extra G, 65 . Imperial, k's standard, Kirk’s Wit $3.15 wunll, per ‘mule square, S —Der (‘I\lll“l‘. #hes square cases, $1.70; —Ordinary erades, 93¢ fair, 100 choce, 131{alie; 1 fancy R{C K ml \A'llD\V, 0id gov- ernnient Java, 20@0e; int 16! 4@ Mocha. 22@Mes A s umuul, McLaughlin’s ldc; orth’s, 13%7c; I c. 1057c: 8, o, %l5; er 1b; Horse pe’\rh ad, 3%; Gold G0c; Punch, 8%¢; A 0lga@12c; 94 @llc, SALT— Dm lumlv per l)bL S$L55; Ashton, In sacks, 8585, 1 sacks, ~Ashiton, Ko bbls, dairy, $- »’J(flf SopA—In hnu])ers, $3.25a case; salsoda, keg, per Ib, 225c. hl'lcr% sround—Black pepper, boxes, 1 @22; allspiee, w@ux _cinnaiion, 180250 duven l@iyc, gingar, 15@25¢; mustard, 15 L RAC s—(Garneau's soda, butter an § creawms, Bige; ginger snap Wl“l $c. e dun, mwu.-r, fair, 20@37c; zoml 45 o (Imlfl' o 2 zood Tmverial, [ ~Ymm Hyson, good. 30 Choice, 50@T0e; Oolong, good, $@ile; 0o long, ¢! llnlw 40@nc; P aglish breakfast, good, i cnum Bide: Souchong, £0od,30 5¢; choice, 2Ha@; FINE CUT-—Hara_to Beat, 7 the W B 7 07c; Favorite, 60c; mm e y Moun orth Starf Nu\vu. abe, Fish, s HENRINGS. posay ‘m o e I QR B P P K FungeGiNeI L 4 00y mfin 80150 5 6 L'geGib'ed F .’ Wi167T140 B3 47 L'ge udflhl‘el‘"t)’\’ 29071 077 0 53 47 =2 | | '] .| 3 0018 0016 259 057 301 93 *| 2 0012 5011 306 305 101 40 Gl s ke b0g 00 1B T 6855529 8 U0 600 545306250 15 900 50l 4552 662 10| 65 700 400/ 3652 051 70| b5 Duek — (Unbteached) —8 oz, Magnolia, 110 3 0 oz Maznolia, 12; 8 oz, West Point, 1014¢:10 0z, West Point, Biiow~ CoTToN —Lawrence 1 o; Shaw. men! 1, Betver DA 1.1, Atantic LL, 5c; lndlnn Head, 70; W nluhnun-L mfp, Ut \rown XX ‘1c Clifton CCC, L4 ca u( ntic P, bige, Cit fors: Ammk(-m(.mNLq 914c; Amos: keag, stripes,f4t; Siaier, stripes, Se; Edin m.m. m,a W hnu-ml.m stripes, flon- Otis, checks, 0ige; um ml.w« w~ :\;(n A|nn~xku1z. napped, 10ige: Lue ray, book fold, 13e: Queron, book fold, 1135e; Endurance, book fold, 12¢. T1e: Omeia ACA. 15 Dixiys—Beayer Creek AA, 1lc; Ih'n\l‘r Creek BB, 10¢; 1 Jail l!w\u‘r( reck CC, B0} Jl\flu'y \\\. 12 v,( erett, 1%; Haymaker's bing and browi, Duc od)—Boston 9 oz. brown and drab, 13%e;_Boston O H_ brown and_drab, 9c: Boston XX brown and drab, 10c: Boston XXX brown and drab, 1Lige: Boston 01 blite, 113gc; Warren Tricot. 15e. Dry Lumber, TOARDS, No.1 (‘mn. s 1.8 12, 14 and 16 ft. No. 2 12, 14 and 16 1t .8 12,14 and 10 ft 12, 14 and 16 ft FENCING, No.1, 4&86 Inch, 12and 14 ooty rougl No. 1, 4 &8 inch, 16 feet, roush. No: %) 4&8 inch, 12 and 14 feot, rough.. 14 % No. 2, 4 &86 inoh. 16 feot, rough......... Dll"‘l‘il(\‘dl AND l"l\th'l\. 121t 110 1e1s rl‘m mnune .50 17. 50 16,50 17 wmml 3 FLOORING, Ao Inch. whyte pin .835.00 13 6 inch, ¥ C6inch, * it D Ginch, * * E 6inch, * . STOCK HOATD! A12inch, §1812, 1 B C . w o Duow woau R \n l lel l-’ in. s 1812, 14and 16 ft.. 10, 15 and 20 ft.. \lo‘! Ll “ 12 14 and 16 ft.. 16 00 SHIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. 2, l’lam. Sand 10 inch. Quinc S5 cemen Akron, ; plaster, $2.50: Nair, per bushel 80c: tarred felt, per cwt., §1.95: straw board, SL65. e G TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE. The Interesting Story of a Slave and His A Philadelphia correspondent of the Pittsburg C 1 Gazette writes: A singul by a suit entered (o ay b, counsel for Mume, Ros Paris, against the city as the will of Siephen Gi Laulanie is the only suraing descen of Toussaint L'Ouverture, the leader of I)muilwn was born a s \\' S 11 master, educs cause of the bl ek, possession of the nnd of L’Ouverture being fe moned to Franee by th and a detachment of 1ich troops was sent to eompel his obedience to the orde Tou nt L'Ouverture feared thathe wa putting his hondl into the lion’s mouth and, it is sited his entire for- tune with Stephen Girard, who was then in San Domingo, with th uurl\'rsmmlmg that if he was detained in France against his will the whole sum, or as much of it ry, should be used to is erome Cart, LY llu Laulunie, of under de rustee arose and Girard, it is to this port, retaining all L'Ouverture died a pris- t of Tou His wife and Ins two sons lived it wred, in the hope of lunlm,:( rard and regaining the money, L 'Ouverture had complete con fidence in_ Girard, who was his close friend. 'The tradition of the fam- ily was that he had Xact memor- anda of the money valuables entrusted to his ¢ Greater strength is added to the claim in the opinion of the pluintiff by the fact that some fifteen years ago a law, lelphia " appear i secking the heirs of Touss ture, and proposed to a lawyer there to furnish him with proofs large part of the estate of Stepen rd fi been intrusted to him by L’Ouverture. The lawyer disappeared from the history and not as since been fnumL ne was sentto Mr. C by Edward 1(.-uy a prominent English A yer resident in Paris. Mr. Kelly wrote: “You will of course understand’ that I must have been well satisficd of the like. lihood of success before taking a claim of this ch ter. Mr. y wrote to W. Hayward Bray: dent of the Girard trust, askin, perii to examine the = Girarc archives, so that he might find whether the mercantile papers of the old merchant contained anything respecting the elaim. The request was refused. A billin equity, asking that the trust be compelled io make the discovery knowledge respecting the cl e under the ntrol, will be filed. Mr. Carty goes to Europe’ Saturday to seck evidence France to support the suit. The spec amount of the claim 1s abont *" 000,000 [¢ 000,000. Luil m The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. E, Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietors Omubi, Nebruska. Jub Pnnlmg. REES PRINTING CO., Job Printers, Book Binders, And Elank Book Manpfacturers. 106108 South Flour and Feed, Norweg! | | lllHuranluwflwiwa &ll‘N LY Norweginn | | e KK H«rpu‘l.lll namn 453 (12 60 % lllhlhual .| B 004 804 002 501 N « Dry Goods, PRINTS-—American, 54; Arnold’s, 6e; Co clieco, G¢; Manchester, 6o: Lyman, 5e; (low ster, & fo; Dunuell Jacquard. o? Dunnell ndsor, Ge: Paclie. '6¢: Harmon #ic: Anchor Shirti Siirtugs, digc; Borw EL Corrons “Farmers' cholce, ifh G'l(“ Sinadate, & Frolt, for Waia: uum"b ;' 2 " . "‘ - JORSET Ns—Kearsarge, Te; Jmory,” l‘unpen-lr 'Mc. lndhm Orchard, 625 g e Merriuac, W. 3. WELSHANS & €0, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick li.mn Buckwhest flour and proprietors Omahs Ciry , COr. em m Farnam Streets, Omaha. lealher. Nlde:. Etc, SLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware Baddlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wo i low, Etc., Omiba, Not., }' l’ FAY & C().' Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. 1211 Farnaw St., Owiaha, M. KEATING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budweiser, Erlpnger " Cor.9th and Capitol Ave., Omaha And Blank Book Manufacturers, Nos. 108 Book Binding, Etss " REES PRINTING CO., Printors, 108 South 14th Book Binders, and Stroot, Omaba, Neb, __ Bridges—Steam Pile Driving, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truse Bridges, Piling and Onk Timber. 15th st., near Farnam Telophone No 74 Guns and Ammunition, Cugars and Tobaceo. MAX MEYER & (‘0. Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, 215 to 223 South 11th Btreet, 1020 {0 1024 Farnaim Strect, Omahn, Neb. And Wholesale Dealers in Leaf Tobace 108 and 110 N. 14th Stroet, Omaha AN OCEAN CraAR FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, urockery, W. L. WRIGH! Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters, " C. S. GOODRICH & CO Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, ('hlmm‘-)fi, Ete. £ Btreot, Oficy 17 South 13th Omalia, Nl Agents for F, A. Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children' s Carriages, And Jewott's Celebrated Relrigerators. Sen Jor price lists. u 0. 8. PE Farnam st., Omahn, ITIS & CO., Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phaetons, Buggles and l{u saved Branch at in buylg o unel Wagons. 2 per cent 01412, Tzara Street, skin. Cornices, Eagle Cornice Works. RUEMF! Manufacture Munufacturer of 1025 Dodpe and W , Omaha, No G & BOL r30f Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Galvanized 1 N inany p: (e} 0 8. 120h St of the country. Work done Western Cornice Works, CHT, Proprictor. ‘ornjccs, Ete. Specat’s tm. n o Patent Me luII‘L Skylight 608 and 5108, . Omuha, Ne Doors, 7 The Gate Cliy Plen'ng Nill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Sash. Etc. Also ull kinds ot turning. Scroll and Stair work of overy de- ecriptiof Doors, Sash, Blinds, HMouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a spoy Masonic Black, Fire Alu A nodENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in ci Telephone No. 92 1oth aud \hun Sts.. Omuha, Neb. _ Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & €0, Elcctricians, Electrical Supplies, ) eetric Arms, ha. Burgl, Matting, Alarms, Bells, cuking Lubos, Iron Works, PAXTON .\c VlLIH ING [RON WOR \i Wronght and Cast Iron Building Work Railing. I Rolled Beams and_ Girdors OMAHA NAIL M4 SUPACIURING €0 Cut I(a_ils and Spikes, siolty. Omaha, Neh ‘ault Doors, Jail W Work. ~ Cor. 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb. Safes, Omalia Safo Works, G. ANDREEN. anufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, ork. Shutters and Wiro Wagons and Carriages. A J. Established 1855, POSEES SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, (9 and 14U Dodgo Street, Omuba, Nob. Commission, Etc. M. BURKE { SONS," Live Stock Cummission Geo, Burke, Manuger. Union Stock Yards, 8, Omaha. Tolo hone 582 Ofico—Exchange Buildin, Bouth Omuhu, Nob. W. F. BROWN & CO,, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. . Unlon Stock Yards, Llcl)honu No. 60k ™ Unlon Stock Yards Company. OF, ited. John F. OMAHA, Hoyd, Superintendent, SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, 8hij monts of uny und ull kinds of stock solicit Union bl ck Yards, Omaha, Neb, Lumber, Etc. BRADFORD, Dealer fn I{pmber, Lath, Lims, " Louls Sash, Doors, Etc. Cor. 0t Finish. Just o) worth Blreets, Ouuha, Neb, €14 B. Jth Btreet, Omal ‘Munag C. N. DIETZ, ds—Cor. 7t and Douglas, 0d Douglag. BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Ktuir Work and Tnterior Hard Wood CHICAGO LU! cor. bth and Louven MBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, Neb F. Colpetzer, Lumber, 8th and Californis Streets, Omaha, Neh FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor. 6th und Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumbar, _Omaha, Nebraska. — Warcen pron CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Stocl W Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, ‘or. vth and Douglus, Owuhia, Nob, G, I, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouhdizss, Building Paper, Bte. Bouth Lith Sree! Pe Bl obruska. acee BENSON FISH C Buccessors to Icken Sicmssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, ) oo st 2 ers of Fol ['A g, Fish, Nos. 9114013 Jooes . Track, umhn.‘(uh..-.. | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIREGTORY | ORiA JOBBERS’ DIRECT Agricultural fmplements. " LININGER & METCALF €Oy Wholesale l)ealors in Agricultural Implements. < Office, Corner 6th and Pacifio fts, Omaha, PAI(LlN. ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholesaie Denlers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neb. CHURCHILL PARKER, ‘Wholcsale Doder in Agricultural [mplements, Wagons, Carringes and Rug Jones el ., bet. 0t ith, Omaha, Nob, "~ Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOISE & CO,, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston, Carpete, 8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesals Carpets, Oll Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Et troct, O, Nob. Coal, Lime, Etc, 5 JEFE W, BEDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 213 8. 1th ., Omuhn, Nob, Yard and Dr nport Streets. "COUTANT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Best varictics, Offico, 2138, 1ith St. K 2, Omahin, Nob, NEBRASKA FUEL €0, Shippers of Coal and Coks, £14 8. 16th §t., Omaha, Neb, GEQ, C, TOWLE, Gro. PATTERSON, Sec. anid Trons. o il Mar l(ebrnska Cotl and Lime Company, AHA, NEBRASKA Oftice, S i e Omaha Cods, Cofs and Lime Company, 1th Bt Jobbers of hard and_xoft_con, %9 8. Omuhy, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coul, 213 Fouth 14h street. Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & \lll ¢ Homo iilend Rusted Coltes, 1000 Howar Neh. Cmahn CLARKE BROS. & €O, Omaha Coffeo and Spice Hills, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Buking Powder Flavoring 141416 Extracte, Laindry Biuo. ney Streét, Omatia, Neb. 1nk, ot Commission, Etc. BRANCH & €O, Wholesalo Frults Produco Oysters General Commlssmn Iflerchaut ‘Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and F 8 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb. Cois Returns mado promptly. 12 Farnam Telephone Presidont. F. A, Bavon, “Telcphone 40, £ our 1B pack nments solicited. OMAMA L MIBFR €O, Dealers in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, I8k Streetand « o oa Pac 1 Track, Omal N D. WYATT, Wholasaf;' Dealer in anbor, 20(h and [zard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. . A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shinglas, Building Papers, Snsh, Doors, Biinds, M fnge, Pickets, Posts, Limo, 'Plaster, H S, Cement. Ninth ana Jones, l||l|l||l! V(’h hand Millinery. 1. OBERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbors of Millinery and Notions, Hurney Street, Omaha, Nety 2150 Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON Wholesalers of Musical Instraments, Steinway Planos, Welior, Docker, Hainod D Tnos, Paéeard. Orgn aso Organs, | 01 and 103 161 street and 103 reo & o g7 e i - i ~ furl;ll;m:, E(c.’ i CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furnltnre, Beddicg, Upholstery, Mirrors, ANd 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha, o) DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, urnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries, Wholesalo GI'OCO!'S, 1110and 1112 Douglns Street, Omaha, Neb, o E. B. CHAPMAN & CO,, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobaceo and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1817 and 1319 Dougs Ing Streot, Oma MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Furnam Streets, Omaha, Nob PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholusala Groceries and Provisions, 09 wnd 441 8. 10th St., Omahu, Neb, nger. Pres Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Bprings, W ) Stock, Hardwood l.umlu‘r.m and 1211 Harnéy stree, Opaba, Nob, EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosale Iron, Stoel, Wagon And Carriawo Wood Stock, Heavy Hurdware, Etc. I217and 1219 Leavenworth Sireet, Omuhay d St., HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardwarg | Mechanies' Tools and Buftulo Eenles. 1405 Dougs - Jus Street, Omuha, Neb. Tl LEE, FRIED & CO., Johbers of Hardware and Nntls, Tinware, | Sheet Irom, Ete. Agents for Howo Scales nnd Minmi Powder Co., Omaha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, % Stoves. Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Gratos, Brass goods, 1521 and 1523 Fare i num Street. " RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Hur q, 103 R. McDONALD. COMMISSY MERCHANT. 816 12th Street, Omata, Nel tor. B, and Chi T WIEDEMAN & 0. Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Gune, Fruits, Ete. St., Omaha, N Ka. General Commission Merchants, 1408 Dodgo Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Soncited, W. E. RIDDELL, Starage and Commission Merchant. o Pou e BPECIA and phoue No. 1Es —Checse. Buttor g8, 1128, 14th,, Omahy Nob. WEEKS & MILLARD, Storaga and Commission Merchats, | =—=— on d Doimestic Fr anant OvID Fuclision, W 10 Noxth Jith st._Telephone D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, a specinlty Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full ling of Stone- ware. 'Consigniments solicited. 1414 Dodye Omuhs. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, ly ha, ‘MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigorator and Packing Houso, I4th & L P. It 1t Track, Omaha, Eflnhllslled 1870, ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th St., Omaha, Neb, Specialties—i s, Pouliry and Gamo. PEYCKE nnos Commission Ierchanls, BS0r8 10 18 i ) Commission Merchant, and wholesale dealer In country produco, f ete. Goods on coni G20 N, 16th st., Omaba, N KIRSCHBRAUN & SOM (Buccessors to A, P. Behuck,) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 218 Bouth 1.th Streot, Ginaha, Nob, Dry Goods. 3. J. BROWN & C0., Y hnlosnle Dry Goods and llolluus. Douglas Btreet, Omaha, Neb. L. GINSBERG & CO, Wholcsale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Netions, Linens, iaces, Embroidery and White ¢ 1620 Douglus Street, Omaba, Nob. White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Purs White Lead. S0t B, and U. P. By, Omaha, Harness, Elc, ELTY & LANDRC Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harpess, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Furf Goods, Blaukots and Kobs. 1621 Fu treot_Omaba, Mattresses, E. M, JIVLSE, Mattress Company, anufacturit Pillows, Cots, 'fim 1206 und 1208 Douglas § Owmaubu, Nel 0velall:. Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeaas Pants, Shirts, Ete., 1102 and L4 Dol Buroet, O:aili, Nob 208, " WESTERFIELD BROS, house und office, 5. ind Country l-rmlu. o gon- ment 8 Mettrosses, Hodding, Teattor CANFIELD MARUFACIURING €0, Emerson Stcel Nujle, Cor. 10th and Harney Strects, Omaha, Nob, Harvesters, B WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufccturer of the DeerlngMHarvevler Goods, Write to Wi, Lorimer, General Agenty Omuba.” Telo plmuuuw Tron Pipe, Etc. lth | A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. £f2am, Water, Railway and Milling & 'umum.nu 920, 022 pnd 924 Furnum St, Omahn, N CHURCHILL PUMP CO,, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, | Stenm und Water Supplies, Headquarters fow Mast Foost Co.'s Goods. 111 Faruam Streety S Omaha, N )ewelry. L EDHOLM & Ll.lCKSON.— Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in Silverware, Dinmonds, Clock, Jewelers' Tools 'and Materiuls, and 164, 15th Street, Cor, Dedgze, Omahad Bl= (| o Watchos Etc., 103 0 Bt | T Notlons Ete, \’l:\\'AI:I) & SCHNE i Notions, Hosiery & Gents' Furnlsmng Good ' 1006 und 1008 Furnum St., Ulnuhu. 2 3. T. Robinson Notion Compan 403 wnd 405 5, 10ch St., Onaha, Wholesule Dealery “in Notions and’ Gel iishing Goods. Oils, Etc, 0h y nts’ Fus uttor " CONSOLIDATED TANK 113 Wholesale Dealers in Oils, % e, Mica Axlo Grease, Eto. A, H. Bishoy Manngor, Omnlia, Nob. S Pork Pa:hng, e JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omabha, Nebraska, 3 HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Pgovlslon Dealers, Oftice, Union Market, 1517 Dodge Streot. l'aohl bousd, U.B, 1. 1. Lrack, Osabs, N e ruits, Safes and Lock BOYER & €O, Rgents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire und Buvklar Proof SafosTimo Looks Vas und Juil work. 160 Varuaia stroe um.hn Ny T3 EVANS, Wholesm end Rotall Dealer {n Seeds, agriculuural, Vogotulile, Eto, Od Follows: Han, % 1ithnd Dodge Omata, Nob, oods, Dvugu. Ete. GOODMAN DRUG Fu Wholesale Drugglsts, Aud Dealer in Paints, Olls and Window Oll“ GOmaha, Nob,, F B | THE Wines and Liuars : 1.1 & €O, Distillers end Importers of Wines Aud Liquors. Sole munufucturors of Keoned! Bmhmm Bivers. 1012 Haruey Bireet, O Buccossor 10 MeNAMARA & D) , Imporserd I ‘Wnd Wholesule Lonlors n’ i Wines, Liguors and Cigars, 204w 68, Jdth St Ou.nl.\u. \uh - Notions, L1, — I J L. IIIHNJIES & 8O Wholesale Job Lols. | Iy Goods, Notions, Genia' Furnisbing G VS Goods from Now York. 7rade ssles m — . | *ud s Souih 13tk St., Omnbu o UEO. W, DUNCA! treet, |