Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1886, Page 3

change in dpfcmd futures; eash, 28}e; May, Dlfiw Jnn active, advanced 10 cash and May, $8.7! l 6014, Barie l)ulln"flifl“ Tim hv—l‘flmo. Flax—§1.05 ) isky—81.14, Iv'" k- P.n) and dull but steady :later became 15¢, and closed steady; June, $8.77¢(@S,80, ard—A firmer feeling prevailed, advanced 814(dbe, and closed steady: oash and May, 8 X0 5.90: Buik une, 5,906 M Shmll(l?r\ 84, 10(11-1 20; short 65 short ribs, £5.30 uiet and weak | crcmncry, dalry, 50150, se—Firm3 full eream cheddars, 10@ 1@ lli filln.“(dll'{l" skims, Mave. 7 B Flour. bbls. ... Rye.bu, Barley, bu. Mt n g heavy green salted, ‘{4‘. Tight, Sic; 'aged, 6igcs bull indes, c dry salted, 12 dry flint, 13@l4e; calt kins, 1o@13c; deacons boe. Tallow—Grease, white conntry, A, 41e; ; yeriow, 3! ,c; brown e, wmu mn 0] 1000 80,000 None 12,000 AFTERNOON BoAnrn.—~Wheat—Steady and Shipments, 6,000 unchanged; June, Wi5e. 278,000; emand_ moderate with a rw:ovory or @’Dc No, Detter, cloting with Corn—Unchanged; June, 36! ge. Oats— Hrvum June 28i¢c, Pork—Firm: June, 8.0, Lard—Unchanged. New York, May 13, —wmm,—nmlm- ports, 1 ot, firm; export olvllonn at first were tronger, but later declined %m.lc. cthg (ml&r ungra e m-meu- 88'(: it 88! er: opuom. K@iie a slight reaction; Te- 74000 exports, 150,000; Iullrwll(-d. 88 40¢; No. 8, 4754@4704c; In el "} e closin at 403 receipts, W\Ofifl 0. b, .hmerlaaln * Corn- Spot, 2 h ery exports, mone: mixed wesmm, B8@d0c white west: T, A1@i7e. [’etrulaum Steady; United closed at ‘m—%md but quiet, Pork—Firm but quiet. Lnrd»lllgher bm less active; u‘nm, spot, $6. Butts Dull mul henvy, western, 10@20c; mery, 21@22c. Cheese—Quiet and steady. Milwaukee, Mav 18, — Wheat—Weak; western enah, Tiie: e, Tigos August, Tiie. Corn—Stead: Oats—Tame; No. 2, 3%, Rye—Quiet; No, 1, 67 Barley—Eq No.‘.! 50, Provisions—Steady; mess pork, cash and May, 8870, Cincinnati, Mt\y 13, —Whont—nemy ind lower; red, 851G Corn. l)ullnnd unclmm.ul. No. 2 mixed, Bfl‘ (@37ge. Oats—Ensier but active: No. 2 mixed, B134c. Rye—Steady; No. 2, 6i@ile. Barley—Out of markef Pork—Firm at $9.25. Lar m at $5.70@5.75. Whisky—Steady at $1. Minneapots. May 13— When! nd lower: No. 1 hard, cash 75 No. 1 noruu.rn. cash, 72 eash, 1o at Cor 82{@347c. a No. 2 red, cash, e Jul mand but not wanted 09¢, Flour Dull; patents, M»Iu@-l 65: bakers, Yecolpts—Wheat, 52,000 ‘Slhlplm:nts-\vhent. 1».000 bll flour, 21,000 bls. St. lmnh!. Ma; ower; No. 2 Rie 18.—Wheat—Weak and , cash and May nominal —Fasy; No 2 mixed, cash and May, ()uls—bll’mly. No 2 mixed, cash and May, Rye—Strong at 72 Whisky—S$1.10, Pork—Firm at $9.15@9.25, Lard-munlf; at $5.70, Butter—Dulf and weak, creamery, 10@18¢; airy, lommc. W BoArp—Wheat—I<e higher; higher. Oats—-Unchanged. Kansas OCity, May 13.—Wheat—Lower; e bid, 03¢ askeds June, c o No. & 27tc bid; 2330 asked. ay 18.—Wheat — Fair_de- No. 2 winter, 75 }4d; ed. cash, om inal; Liverpool, Ma spring, 7 24d. May, June and July, 48 Flour—Poor demand; 8s Lom—l.("« lh'nmml. .&mt. dull at 4s 3d: New Orleans, May 13.—Markets quiet and unchanged. Toledo, 82c. May 18.—Wheat--Firm; cash, rm—Firm: eash, May and June, 35c. Outs-Neglected. LIVE STOCK. cows. bullv Ium—lm-mi; ch and nllxfll 9003 ‘shipments. bigher $4.40@4.75; buteliers ste and heifers, §2,604.00 market active and and selected, 2. 50@ 1,6005 sh‘mly; natives, 13.—Cattle—Receipts, L market strong and 15 hojce shipping and export, 85 fair to goo g.m( 5, COMMO) @4.85; cows tockers and feeders, 7,0003 shl ments, 4,000: Bl butchers packing, Louis, 70: (@400, Hogs—Keceipts, $3.867@4.00; light, active; god to ehoice to ’mlt'yy $5.10 4 5. May 18.—Cattle: none: market Dl(k, high I air to good, 34 x')(D 00; colmmon to medium, $4.00(@4.( Kansas Cll{. ,072; shipmenis, ers and feeders, 33,504,503 cows, $ s quality firm: good to rl\nh’}r‘ Hogs—Recelpts, ments, mon to wedium, 8‘! .05 5, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Thursday Evening, May 13, Cattle—The receipts continue light and fall far snort of supplying the demand. The packing house of G. H. Hammond & Co. is unable to get on 1 alf of the number of corn- ed cattle they iire and they are forced to buy in_other markets ana ship here. Al £ood dressed beef cattlesarriving here have kold readily, and the few loads, which w not sold at the 1 1 can afford to same cattle w diffe stock is ulso in demand cows and heifers are picked up immed o price offered here, but we aken on to C) ll?uluo have, almost invariably, ost woney for the nh!p]lum. Omaha packers from 1%@20¢ more than the ald bring in Chi Bg]fl with the oo of mulmmrunuon. Good butehers’ and choice rounx lately on arrival. Any kind of stock that is In zood condition and ‘tat sells readily, but poor, 1 hin staff I8 neglected. ‘Lhe market to-day was strong at an advance of 13 @2, as on and strong at an _advan were the same warket opened active The de- Ilu;,n—l he recei; terday. mand was good and everything sold readily, e pens being cleated early in the day. ¥ C Cattle. Hogs. 8 (s [t Medium stet Fat little st ¢ food to choice Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live tock on this warket, loicw steers, 130 o 1450 Ibs.. jood stee 1300 1bs n, 2185010 1500 1w, v, 1030 to 1150 Ibs 400 10 1000 1bs. . ows and heify Good feede Fair to medium cows and heifer Good to ehoice bulls Medium bulls. . G Med hij ( ood wdmlcu Stags.. i loice ivod to Rt diad(ii Boge s Euoil to cholee llllxml hogs omino; Choice Lo extra si z e2age? o BQGS—CULLS, I‘Z No. Av. Pr. 470 83.50 50 3.5 Noto—Sales marked * were not full londs, few rough and heavy having been thrown out. Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for live stock on this market during the past seven days, with comparative values: DRESS ¥ AND SHIPPING CATTL Dates, Thursday. Friday. OGS, Aprl Thursday . Friday. Saturday . Monda Tuesday Inesday Thursday. . All sales of stock in this market are made T ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. ad hogs sell at 'ge per 1b for all weights, “SKins,” or hogs welghing less than 100 Ibs, no valve, Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs and stags 80 Ibs, Notes. Hogs go up 5e. No sheep on the marke The cattle market was 15@20c higher. C. W. Miller, Concord, marketed a load of hogs. J. Lansing, Fairfield, marketed a load of Chas. Rudat, Norfolk, marketed a load of 2 hos. Rivett & Bates, Lincoln marketed a 1oad of 51 liogs, W. Weyant, jr.. Germantown, marketed a load of hogs. Parkhurst & W., loads of hogs. Eight cars of cattle and one of hogs were shipped to-day. M. Young, Berlin, sold a load of 60 hogs he market. Slatence Brown, of Chicago, was a visitor atthe yards to-ony. Cooper & Tewksburry, sold I(unl of hogs. , Platte Center, sold a load of market, C, 8. Lueas, Central City, was at the yards and sold a load of Logs. J I Hale, Novth Loup, disposed of a load of liogs on to-lny Stonrt & I, St Pal, disposed of twoloads of hogs on to-da ket. Morse Roger: (.'oA. North load ot hogs on the market. Mr. Koudele, of Millard, was at the yards to-day looking after feeders, J. Philpot, \\'l!t',plm{ Water, was at the yards and marketed a load of hogs. The yards were entirely cleared, no cattle being feft over, and only a part of a load of \ nu,,s W Gurtie Templeton, Tow C." D, Miller, book-keeper Grand Island, sold two Weeping Water, Bend, had a Mr. Hickey, of cattle and after 100 mo P, Unitt, Seward, sold a load of hogs on the market and will have two more on to-morrow’s market. Mr. Cleveland wasat the yards to-day for the first time with two loads of eattle belong- ing to Mr. Hutton, Malvern, Iowa. The Frontier Land and Cattle company so0ld 90 head of fat steers on_the marke day and got a very satisfactory price. Lo M. Barker, president of the Ne- braska board of agriculture, was amnong the visitors at the yards to-day (Tuesday).—Drov- ers Journal, ‘The oftices in the new exchange building are being fitted up and will be vor ocei pancy by the first of the week. The stock yards company have put in their safe and a Ylmv neat and well arranged counter and 5 'he Stock Yard’s company commenced moulding brick to be used in the new pack- ing house. "The company takes the premium for dispateh in business; on one day they de- clde toput upabuilding, the next they lay ot the ground and on the tuird begin ‘making the brick. pringfield, is feeding 300 head s at the yards to-day looking OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. fieneral Markets, Thursday Evening, May 13, Eaas—The receipts are large and the mar- ket weak with a downward tendency. Stocks are accumulating and dealers tind it slow sale at 8@}, Bur 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 qual- ity, is quoted at 13@i5; fair to good 7@10c; inferior. 4@5e; creamery, 22@2se. Cneese—Fancy full cream cheddars, Oc- tober make, 1lige: flats, 13ife; young America, 14ige; first quality Swiss cheese 15c; second quality, 123j@lde; Limburger, 1@12c; skim flat Pourtiy—The receipts of live chickens are liberal and the m\nmn price is $3. A few choice have been sold as high as 85, JELLIES, ETC.—Preserves, all lies, all kinds, first grade, perlb. Be: assorted, first grade, per crate, 6 pails, $ do 1-Ib. pails, per case, 3oz, §2.25: d lers. per case, 2 doz. , “1. 3 ails, rade, 30-1b, Is, 3 rsflrdo M)-lb rm")l est gn:le pails, per crate, 6 pails f um and “fgmlmre Im"esli‘“' orted, 5Ib pails, Der crata pl s, 75; horse radish. pint botf | 1.50, P10’ KEE rr—l ng» met |>¢~r ‘III ol Bu Bfi‘ I‘Gr Kit, 8280 do. qum jnrs or. 8635 do, Int jars per case, 02, T f‘ le!mdu. per ivbl, 8 .ao.'pe?" LO\II! HoNgy—California 2 b frame 60 Ibs, {:wneyex Ib., 15e; 10 1b, frames, Nebraska, alTe. cmlu—ulehlnn refined, per bbl., §6.50; do, half bbl.. §4.00; Motts, per llbl i do half bbl., $4.00. VINEGAR- hite wine, 16¢; cider, 12} ORANGES—One car load *of (nlllolnll oranges mirived yesterday and wmet with quick sale at $4.00, BTHAWBERRIE! rriv from Arkansas and other states. 'llle bulk of receipts are in bad order and have to be sold to peddlers at very low fig- ur: Choice prime stock suitable for outside orders is selling to-day at $4.50@>5.00 per ease of 24 qts, Prospects Tavor lower priecs for the balance of tins week. LEMoNs—Faney Messina, per box,$7.00; holee Messina, per box, $6.00@0 —Stock abouf cleaned’ up. Not warket fit to ship, 'wo carloads reached the mar- sterd The stock is fine and with ""3 mlrm weather is moving fast at per buneh. dul, $5,25; Large quantities are now RANBERRIES—There is very little demand and there 15 not much stock being sold, Dealers are clearing up their »uuki as best they can. Quotations ure 00 per bbl, Jersey are Mllmfi 82, %N‘ Dush box. CocoANUTS—Per 100, §5.00; less than 100, .50, NEW F168, DATES, ETC, —-Lnysr figs, 8 and 10-Ib boxes, per Ib, ibe. Dates, fancy Fard, 12-lb boxes, per Ib, lie; Persian, 50-1b boxes, [flr Ib, 10¢. ~ Prunelles, 80-l boxes, per 1b, MAPL] hl'uAll—Drleku, strietly Durfl. 50-1b boxes, per 1b, 16¢; penny cakes, 20-1b cases, 1 iflmvlflloflb‘l*]‘flm breakfast ba- con B@sige: clear side bacon, 7 i4c; dry salt shles, 630140 011 rib uldm‘ ': shoulders, 4 mess pork. $12.50 per bbl; dried beef, ham lnmuu. 13¢: lard, tierces, n Y 50 1b c:nu.‘!e' 1b cans (Fairbanks), 5 Ib cans, do, c: 8 Ib cans. do., Tige; boneless ham, 10c, EW V) EGETABLI u—tllllnruh eahluu. per Ib, sie; caulitiower, per doz, $2.50; cel- doz, bx’l .i&s paragus, ',fi' b 7e; per jgmeen onlons. per nlol.sfle radis| l i per 50¢; pleplnn per - "h X312 Dox, $3100% cueuta- $1851.0 K‘m. Bérmuda onions, x, $3.50; Bermuda ‘tomatoes, per box, b NEw CALIFORNIA VEGETABL m—(‘mou. rer 1b, se; de uru g: per nd Uw l\lr liberal. \\ © uunu \L{erior Slocks, @l THE OMAHA DAILY BhL' FRI])AY ood clean country. fig 3 mmllum and-picked, $1.50@1.60; -picked navy, £1,65@1.75. PotAtors—There is no demand and stock in moving. It requires the very assorted stock to bring H@40¢, and only in small way, even at that pric calers fin it a difficult matter to sell their stock_at any price, and a good many will have to be held some time, as the warket is glutted, TARLES=Onions, choiee 00: rutabagas, per bbl, 81. yer bbl: horse m||J| Toots, per bbl, do per Ib, 4 parstips, per bbi, ml 50; beets, e u.r ) Salt Lake nhlltmg Baso AIN—At the mills: Corn, .;n-- N rve, 4801 30c. —Winter wheat 83,003,105 second xuality spring buckwheat r«mu: |«m| 31b pack- bran, @0 w, 7 wr ‘et white corn meal, & low corn meal, T0¢ Pf‘ owty wn-fnlnz. e per cwt: hominy, $1.50 rmu shorts, 00c per ewt: graham, $Lio; in bales. 0. 00 per ton. rmm AND Mink. each, 10@40c; wmtrr l'c do. Kits, l(“\ Utter. «kun\(.- ort striped, T5@3se: do. lrped. 1 Rae no best l-l .25 earrots, $1.25@ Oats, 281z Frovi AND Miisrv quality, A 00 lwnl whneat flour, patent. flour, in l"ln'l do. mmmmm 32, ver, SLO0@2.50 ver deerskin drvwlnwr. 10@15¢ per and summer, Ixa: ¢: antelope, 51t HIDE: A(Or\‘NI h!lu he 3 Tl e dry flint, rfi damaged mdm'mtm ’.g"“‘ Tnllow— Sl Grease, prime white. yellow, 2'je! brown, 2¢. Sheep Pelts—2a@Te ATHER—Prime slaughter sole leather. 28@33e: prime oak sole leather. 36(@3ie, Upper leather, per foot, klv Thasse: onk kip, Bh(@ 1.0)@1.95; hem. calf, S1oval1 EL00@LR] Fonchealt, § boot leg, 30@3%: Moroceo oil pebble, 28 to) -uluzn and linings, $6.00@10.00 w-r doz. JOAT—ANthracite grate, $8.20: mufe. 88502 chestnut, $8.50 Walnut block, 83.50:I1linols, 8-100, .\ll'«unrl lerVY HARDWARE—Iron, rates, plow steel, special cast, 4c; erucible steel, 03 cast tools do, IX@lse; wagon spokes, 14 set, 81.75! hubs, elloes, sawed dry, SL40; tongues, axles, P square nuts, per Ib, F@ile; coil chain, per 1b, 6@l2e: malleable, 6@Sc’: iron wedges, 6¢: crowbars 63 harrow teeth, det spring 'steel, 7@se; Burden's horseshoes, $1.40: Burden'’s mule_shoes, Barbed \I in car lots, $wu per 100 Ibs. lron rates, 10 fo (0. $3,00. Shot—S150: Dickahon ST86¢ orionial powder, kegs. 88,50 @4.00: o, half kegs, do, quarter kegs, S1.50: blasting, koss, fuse, per 100 feet, 50e. 'Lead Bar. $1.6 PAINTS 1N O1L.—White lead, Omaha, P. P., Tige; white lead, St. Louis, pure, § M seilles green, 110 5 1 cans, 20c; Frenc reen seal, French zin d seal, 1lc; “rench zine, in varnish asst, 20c: French zine, e: vermillion, Awmerican, 18c: Indian ed. 10c: Tose pink, 14c: Venetian. red. Cook- {c; Venetian,'red, American, 1 Sic red léad, iye: chrome' vellow, genuine, 20¢ chrome yellow, K. ochre. rochelle ochre, Vrench, 287c: ochry Winter's mineral, Spanish brown. mineral, Dry PAINTs—Wnite lead, de: kre 12¢: Paris whiting, whitin 13;¢; whiting, com’l. 1lc: lampblacl mantown. 12c: lamblack. ordinary. Prussian blue, ‘55; ultramarine p 13 dyke. brown. 8c: umber. burnt. d4e: umber, Taw, dei sienna, burnt, de: sienna, raw de; Paris green, genuine. P green, com= mon, 2e: chrome green, N. X., 20c: chromne green, K, 1Zc; vermiiion, English, in oil, %0c; raw’and 'burnt umber. 1 b, cans, 12¢3 raw and burnt sienna, 12¢ Drown, 18e: refined lampblack, 1 Kk and orivy black, 16c: drop black, 16e: Prussian blue, 4es “ultramarine biue, Ikc: clirom green. Li, M. d : blind and shutte green, L.. M. 18c ndian’_ red, 15e; 2% American’ yellow ochire, 9e: 1. M. & O, D\, godes ochre, 16c; pan-unln T, Ses or i Rloltd light ‘oak, dark oak, walnut, chestnu t nd ash, 12 —Acid, carbolie, alsan copaiba, per b, ise; b ;i . per 1 10c: calomel, per b, chmml!u, per oz, 4U¢; chloro- or, ,pn b, G0c; D vders, per b, $i gl)rurlne. e, per T, 20c; $1.60; oil, castor, loil, olive, ver g . orizanin. 50 " opium. L& W and R, & 8. per oz, §56; ho- ium focide, per 1. $3,00: salicin, per oz, sulphate morphine, per oz, $2.60: sul- strychnine, per oz, § ARNISHES—tarrels, per gal ture, extra, §110: fur conch, exi 8L Il,umlr. extr AND CHEMICALS 1, per gal., as| \lnn'um' ird o s, ’.‘Jmm second quality, 185 proof, 1" Alco 0 por wine guunu, Redis- W@L.50, Gin hlemlul, 81.50@2,00; Kf'ulux'kv bourbons, $2.00(@. Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes Golden Sheat bourbon and ry 81,50 Ilnporlw\ . imported, @, N P purted, 84 B! domesic, 81 Champagn ed, 7 el E1065E 10100 28 00@34.00; American, per Grocers' List. SYRUF—No. 70, 2ic, bbls; No. 70, 4-gallon Msw Orleans 33@4% per gallon; ){ barrel, strictly pure, 0c llon caus, $9.25 pnr unr 13 gfllon um\ 85- per doz; quart ¢ 3,00, STAarciu—Mirror gloss, 1 1b, 6 gloss, 31b bige. \lhmrglnfll,hlh Gige; corn, 1 1b. Glse; Kimgsford's corn, 11b 7c; Kingsforl’s A:Ioiu 11b, 7e; Kingzsford's gloss, 6 lb, 7,‘u§ Khllhmrd 's pure, 3 1b, 53{¢; Kings- S| ford’ °1-mu.n_ dlum, in bbis, $6.00; do in half bbls, small. in bbls. $7.003 do in .50 half bblfi SJO‘: gherk ns, in bbls, $8.0 0;do. in it bbl: A‘l\r D (i onn—(}) ters. standard, case, ; strawberries, 2 Ib. per case, ¥2.15: mnp'}w ies, -1b, per ¢ ; California ears, per’ casé, $1,00: apricots, per case, B50° phnchas, per case, 84. i white chorries, 83.80; whor- *ib © case, $5.90% plums, ber case, case, $2.40; KK t'il\lm" per i5: loberrics, por per case, $2.50; green gages, 2.50: pineapples, 2-1b, per cm.siwa “DRiEDp Fruir evaporated boxes (@ige; peach White 4 lmnur. §3.15 round, per nule square, CorreRs-—-Ordinary grades, 93{c; falr, 10@ 103{c; prime, 1U5@le; choice, 134@1315e; iancy green mld )l‘lluw, 13ig@ldige; old gov- ernment Java, 20@%c; interior Java, 161g@ e Arbuckle's roasted, X roasted, l4c; e, , 40 10, 05, 10372 &, 1030 " 88, 103(c; ha'f box, 20lb, ullACCo~(‘HlIIM( 42¢ per 1 case. d5e; squAre cases, $1.70 25, ; Horse Star, 3e: Spearhead, 39 npexmm.dek 60c; Punch Young Fritz, 88: e, CANDY—Mixed, wa : stick, 91{@Lle. SArT—Dray loads, per bbl. $1.55: "Ashton, in sacks, 8489, A sacks, - Ashion, Bde; bbls, dairy, $2.060@2.75, SOpA—In Dplpeu. $3.25a case; salsoda, keg, ver Ib, B'ac, Speices—Ground —~Black pepper, boxes, 1 @23 allspe, 12@l6e; _cinnamon, 18@3se; gloves, 1@e] gingar, 15@25¢; mustard, 15@ l(,:uu;)(- ERs—Garneau's s)mdu‘ ‘buuez an clm. iC} creawms, Bije; gluger snaj Bebisiuy foda Thge» WAoi slower suap Wiler, falr, 20@8To: good, 45 sc: cholce, Butso! good [mperial, 40@43; cholee, 6003 Young Hyson, kood: 3o cholce, 80@ibe; Oofong &, 0od, 35 i0c; Oo- o cholcs, s0dode. ¥ AS1n break sk xw«l B0tti0e: choloe, e s Buuchong, good 30 @i%e cnmu, 5@dde; Japans, fair ood, daioe’ clolce, 8568Toc; "iéa Dust 1 Tea Siftings, 15, FINE Cur—Hara to Beat, 7ue: Charm o, the West, 60c; Fountain, T0e: Golden Thread- 6Tc; Favorite, 00c; nu.m. e Rocky Mo un ; Faney, ilsy, 400 North Start L 85¢; Our Best, 02)gc; Good u—hull EW FISTL 33 il !ug uuu mm%' ll?‘l)n’ =82 |s, 9 500 4 700 4 00| 865 T LAKE FISH. | ggAn MAY 14. 1896. 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West Point, 1014¢ lflul \\ul Point, 12!4 fl(‘ Utica 'ilw-r, stripes, ndon, stripes, o s, checks, 91ge: Otis, striy napped, 103 book fold, 1134e; 12i5e: Thorn- fancy, 9'ge; 21,0: Milbury, 1207 ¢ piored) —Boston 9 oz, brow "Baston O 11 brown and Boston 11ije; Boston O P Wiliven Tricot. 156, Dry Lumber. BOARDS, 3 14 and 16 ft, 12, 14 and 16 ft ‘12,14 and 16 ft L 12, H '\ml 16 ft. FE! 0.1, 4&6 inch, 12 nnd N(he rough..$16.! '»0 No. 1,4 &6 inch, 16 feet, rough... 5 No. ‘.Z,A &6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough.. No. 2, 4 &6 inch. 16 feét, roug] snyvn AND TIMBERS. .1 Com, s. 1. 8. H m 00K BAARDS, 14 and 16 fee! % 14 30d 10 (€. 10 06 BHIP LAI‘. No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. Plain; $ and 10 fneh. No.1, 0. ¢ LIME, ETC, Qlllnc whlla lime_ (best), 85c; cement, Akron, 81.7; plaster, $2.50; hair, per bushel o mre‘mu. per cwt., $1.95: straw board, 65, Mercha veler: The doctor: eame, and in du Johnson was called in to see the little strange "hen he en- tered the room h cxpressibly nxions, half hop: , and_turn- to the doctor, said i in nent: “Is it a ba hesitated the doctor; “ah, I believe not,” for he knew what the father's hupl: had painted. ‘\\ hat! not a boy,” said the parent of irls; ‘‘not a boy? Well, I'll be dad blnsn»d if it ain’t too bad.” “Oh, n0,” meckly interrupted Mrs J. from her couch in the corner; “oh, no, don't say that, dear, for the next five may be all boys.” ~ This was too much, and Johnson left the house and tried to bribe a street-car driver to run over him and cut him in two. ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorls, ‘When she was & Child, she cried for Castoris, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Caatoris, 'Whea she had Children, she gave them Castoria Oll A HOTEL DIRECTORY. The Millard, 8. Bhears, J. B. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprictors Omuba, Nobraska. Job Pnnlmg REES PRI NG CO,, Job Prlnters,rflook Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106108 South Fourtaehita Htros Flour and Feed. W.J. W] xjm\s & C0. Wholesale l'lonr, Peed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J, Welshans & Co.'s Quick lw-i Buckwheat flour and proprietors Omahs cor. bthand Farnam Btreets, Omaba. lenhar, Hides, Etc, “ELOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Saddlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, Pure, hnyn. ‘Groaso, Tallow, Eic., Omiha, NéL Confectionery. F. P, FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. 1211 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. fi. ;(EA’I'ING, Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'm Special brands Fuust, Budwelser, Erlavger Cor, 9th und Cupitol Ave., Omabe RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges Fhing and Ok Timber. 15th s, near Farna Telophone No 74, Tigars and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Gune and Ammunition, 215 to 228 South 11th Street, 1020 to 1024 Farnam Street, Omaba, Nob, INTER-OCEAN CIGAR FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Doalers in Leaf Tobaccos. 108 and 110 N. 14th Streot, Omiaha, Noa urockery, “W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockory, Glassware, Lamps, (‘hlmnv)l, Ete. Office, 317 South 13th Street, Omaha Nob, (‘ 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A. Whitney Carriaze Co. s Children's Carriages, And Jewe tt's Celebrated Refrigerators. Sen Jor price lists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. 0. 8. PETTIS & €O, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phaetone, Buggios and Tond Wagon. 3 per cent aved i buying of s, T8 13101312, Tzard Street, Omatia, Nebraskn. Branch at Council Bluffy, lowa. QLornices. Eagle Cornice Works, John Epeneter, Proprictor. Manufacturer of Galvanize ron and Cornice. 923 Dodge and 101 and 165 North 10th Street, Omaha, Nol RUEMFING & BOLTE, Manufacturersof Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finale, Ei 310 8. 12th 8t. Work done in any part'of the country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, l‘mpmmr Galvanized Tzon Cornices, Ete. Specat'sim. sroved Paient Metall‘c Skylight. o nd B0 St.. Omaha. Net. . Doors, Sash. Etc, The Gate (ity Plening ill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Alto all kinds of turning. Scroil and Stuir work of every do- scription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer fn Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a_specinlt Telephone No. 92 15th aud Marcy Sts.. Omaha, Neb. _ Etectrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omubia. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alurms, ¥'cetric Mattinz, Speaking Tubos, Iron Works. ‘1’:\ 'ON .\z VIERLING IK()V WORKS i Wrought and Cast Iron Bullding Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteamn Engincs, irase Work, Genoral Foundry inc and Blacksmith Work. | Works U Ry and S l1thje Oftice and fron a; d Mails, OMAHA NAIL M4 ¥UFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, Wails » Spr sinlty. Omaba, Noh Safes, Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN, anufacturer of Fire and Burgls ‘ault Doors, Jail Work. &h Work. Cor. 14th and Jackson Proof Safes, rs and Wiro ., Omaha, Neb. ‘Wagons and Carriages. Established 1858, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 24 and 14U Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etc. M. BURKR & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Unlon Stock Yurds, 8. Omabu. Tolohono 562 W. F. BROWN & C0O,, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Ofico—Exchange Bullding, Union Stock L ards, ' Bouth Omaba, Neb. “felephone Ny * Uslon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. John F. Boyd, SupuflnlqldfnL BAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of any and all kinds of stock sollolt ed. Union Bt:.ck Yards, Omuhs, Neb, Limited. Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer fn Lumber, Lath, Lime, 8ash, Doors, Etc. Vards—cor, 7t and Douglas, Cor. 9th and Douglas, X BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finigh, Justopened. N. E. cor. bth and Leaven- worth Btrects, Omaha, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. Uth Btrect, Omaha, Nob. F. Colpotzer, Munl.ul' C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, Bth and Californis Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, i Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Blc. 6th and Douglas btn.ulu Owaha, GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, I= Fancy Woods, Bridge Timbers, vth und Douglus, Oninbia, Nob. G. F. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Bullding Paper, Bto. T T Waron Stocl &c. w Fish, Etc, “TBENSON FISIICO. Buccessors 1o Icken Siemssen & Co Wholesale Fish Dealers, l-pnnu. of Foreign Fish, 1 Jones et aud U, . Track, Quishity NoB s | | | |” [ i Oll A JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY | % Agticultural Implements, LININGER & METCALF (0, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Mw Corner 6th and Pacifio Sts, Omaha, Neb PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholes:..c Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggios, Omaha Nob, CHURCHILL PARKE Wholesale Denler in Aerienttural Liiptewaenis, Wagons, and Duggies. Jopos 8t bet. oth and 10th, Omaha, Nob, Boots and Shoes. TUTTTTWL VUOMORSE & co., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Strect, Omaha, Nob. Manufactory, mmer Street, Boston, Carpets, 7’8, A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goode, Street, Omaha, Neb. Coal, Lime, Etc, JLFF W, BEDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Oftice, 212 & Mth St., Omaha, Neb. Yards, Ath and Dr venport Streets. g “TCOUTANT & SQUIRES Deslers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Best varieties, Office, 13th St. Telephone No, 1462, Omalin, Ne NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Coke, J. H. HuLnenT, Propricto: Nebraska Coai and L!me Company. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Office, 217 8, 1ith Street. Tclcphone 49. n:ox- LABAGH, Pres. C. F. GOOUMAN, V. Pres J.A. BUNDERLAND Sce. und Treas, Omnha Coas, Coke and Lime Company Jobbers of hurd and _soft_cony, 2098, 15th 8 Omaha, Neb! OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 touth 1k stroet. Coffee and Spices. 38, COLE & MILES, Home Coflea and Spics M.U3 IM‘g Co. | Coffee Ronsters and_Spice \dors, mnni facturers of Biuking Powder, Flavor ng Extiacts, Biuing, ete. one case f 1M puckuve Home Dlend Roasted Coffee. 1609 Howard St, Cmaha, Neb, CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffce and Spice Mills. pices, Buking Powder Finvoring dry Biuo, 1ok, ot 141416 Har- ney Strect, Omubin, Neb. _ Commission, Etc. “ BRANCH & CO,, Wholesale Fraits, Preduce, Oysters, 7121 Farnum St., Omuha. Apples—Our own pack- ing—Platt & Co.'s Tiger Brand Oysters, Butter, Eirgs, Gume, Poultry, lotatocs. JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission lerchan} Provisions, Fruits, Fl Jmaha, Neb. Consignments so Koturns mudo promutly. "R AMCDONALD, COMMISSiON- MERCHANT. 815 12th Street, Omata, Neb. Spocialtios: Buts ~_ terEges, and Chicke: WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Etc. 2208. ., Omaha, Nebraska. ~ WESTERFIELD BROS., General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignments | Soucitod. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BPECIALTIE: and Game, 1 Pphone No. 335, SEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. lm n and Domestic Fruits u spociulty . ant & h house und of lo North Iiith st.Telephone 77.. D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce. A full line of Stone- are. Consigninents soliolted. 144 Dodge St mubs, E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Chooso and Country Produto gon ly, 809 8. 12th St., Omaba, Neb. MCcSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven. worth 5t., on U. P. K. K. Track, Omuha, g Rstablished 1870, ROBERT PUBVIS, Genera! Commission, f8, 1th L, Onml\m Neb, Speciulties—Buttor Poultry and Game. nvcx: BROS, Commission Merchants, ?:llu, Prcduce and Provisions, Omaha, Nob & T10MAS, Sriflith, \ Commlsslon lerchul, and wholesale dealer in country produce, fruits, butter, g RES, et Goods on consignment & -pm.muy n‘u. 16:h & mucconm- o P, S«.luu,k.) Produce Commission Herchants. o No. 213 Bouth 1 :h Street, Omaha, Neb, e Dry Goods, J J. BROWN & Co,, \‘Jholesulo Dry Goods and Notions, 182 Douglus Stroct, Omuha, Neb, T L GINSBERG & CO, Wholesalo Donlers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, ens, Luces, Embroidery and White 00t 120 Douglas Strect,” Omaha, Neb. adl| 5 White Lead, e CARTER WHITE LEAD Co,, Strictly Pure White Lead, 20th 8t-, and U, P, Ry. Omaba, Harness, Ete. Seielhiiis WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwars, Tull(.oodl. Bisnkets und Hob Omaha, Mattresses, E. M, HULSE, Mattress Company, fanufacturing Mattresses, Bedding, Feather Pitlowes, Cous, e 1206 and 1208 Douglas Strect Omuba, Neb. 5 3 ,o'm-us. e " CANFIELD MARUEFACIURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeaus Pente, Shirts, Eie., M2 and L W Douglas buoct, Dmikia, Neb. Ete., 42 Farnam | 1th | tegs, Poultry | Neb. Tele | 14zl Farnam | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMAHA L Muti €O, Dealers in All Kinds of Buflding Material at Wholesale. I8t Strcotand o on Pae i Track, Omahs GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and 1zard Streots, Imnhn, Nebrasks Wholesale l.nmher. I.alh SMnsIcs. ll fuilding Pape Miltinery. 1. OBERFELDE Tmportors and Jobby Millinery and lIoLIons, 1213 01 1214 Harnoy Street, Omaha, Neb Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSO! Wholesalers of Musical Instraments. Etoinway Pianos, Webor, Docker, Hainos and Briggs 1"anos, Packard Organs, U haso Organs, 101 nud l\lll 5th strect. ET ~Furniture, Ele, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Beddiag, Upholstery, Mirrors, Fte., 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omah DEWEY & STONE, e Wholesala Dealers in Farnitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries ALLEN BROS., Wholesale Grocers, 1116and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, N(‘h__ 8 E. I. CHAPMAN % €0, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, | Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, 1217 lhmunl!l. MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobageos, 1317 and 1319 Douge | Ins Street, Omuka, MCCORD, BRADY & (‘O\H'AN Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnmmn Streets, Omaha, Nnh PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, Wholosals Groceries and Provisions, o8, 706, 77, 709 and 711 8. 10th §t., Omabs, Neb, = Hardware, . J. BROATCH, Heavy Hfll’dlfll’o, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumber, eto. and 1211 Harney streev, Omuba, Neb. EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesals Iron, Steel, Wagon d Carringe Wood k, Hoavy Hardware, te. 1217 and 1219 L worth Street, Omaha, ) HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Bechanics' Tools and Buflalo Scales. 1405 Douge Jus Street, Omaha, Neb, LEE, FRIED & 0., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Agents for Howo_Scales and Miaini Powder Co., Omuha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. 1521 and 133 Fare nam Streof. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, merson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Harnoy Ktronts, Omaha. Noh. Harvesters, 3 W31 DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufcoturer of the Dearmg\ Harvester Goods, Write to Wm, Lorimer, Goneral Agenty Omaha. Telephono i, Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. | Bt2am, Water, Raflway and Milling Supplies, Et 920, 922 and 024 ¥arnam St. Omaba, Nob. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Stoam und Wator Supplios, Headquarters for t Foost Co.s Goods. ilil Farnam Streety Umnh»,m- Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalo Jewelers, Dinmonds b inls Notions Etc. NYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobvers —— Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Farnishing Good 1006 and 1008 Kurnuw St., Omaba, Neb, J. T. Robinson Kotion Comg“ 5 4053 and 405 §, 10th St., Omaha, Wholesule Dealers in Notions and’ Gents' Fun- nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, " CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., @asoline, Mica Axle Grease, A. H. Bisnopy Manager, Omalia, Nob, e Pork Packing, ] JAMES E. BOYD, b Pork Packer and Shlppar, Omaba, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISIER, Packers and Provision Deaiers, Office, Union Market, 1517 Dodge Stroct. Packil | bouse, TR Truck, Otwaba, Nob. Tels ~Safes and Locks, P, BOYER & €O, lgents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,Time Looks, Vaults | &nd Juil work. 160 Furnum stroct, Omabi, No % Seeds. J. EVANS, ‘Wholesalo and Potall Dealer in Seeds. Ag‘rlxnlmml Vegetable, Ete, Odd Follows' Hall, W. Cor. 1th and Dodgo St ., Omahs, Nob, L= Drugs, Etc, THE GOODMAN DRUH Wholesale Druggists, Apa Dealer in x'umn-. Olls and Window Glnsy, matia, Nob,, k] Wines and Liquars 1LER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liguors. Sole manufucturers of K Kust India Bivters. 1112 Huruey Streot, O GEO. W. DUNCAN, and Wholesale Dealers in' Wines, Liquors and Cigars, "li and 216 8. 14th 8t., uumml. Nuh " Notions, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & S8ON, Wholesale Job Lots, Bry Goods, Notions, Gunts’ Fusnisu Elkas frou Now Fork Trade sl ue o | e 06 Bouch 1t 8 Buccessor to McNAMAKA & DUNCAN, Tmporsers ‘. P ——— Wholesale Dealers in Oils,