Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1886, Page 3

graded red, S4is 4 In stor —Lower but closing stead exports, as8ige Uate—~Higher and ; exports, white Cheese No. 2 red, §74@Siie June closing at Sice Teceipts, 5,000 ungraded, B4 elevator: June closing at more active: receipts, mixed western, 5 vt United elosed S@0! gy refined, western, ‘iln"ul\ but quie © lnl-l nati, May 18.—Wheat—Weak and visions—Firm; June, 8§55, futures n June, 76 mess pork, cash and 15, - Wheat W, hard, \u 1 nor May o. %es June, Te: July cash, 8%t June, Flour-Quicts’ v #3400 Receip »h —Wheat, \Il\lnnl'u(%—wIu"\L bbis, l(nn-nu City, bid l',,v' asked St Liverpool, mand; No. Fune, 61l bid; May 2 winter, 84,401 000 bus flour, 125 bbls, 3,0 4 tlour, 18,000 May_18.—Wheat—Lower July, , uiie asked; 18.—Wheat — Fair de- s 14 ing, s 1) Flour—In poor demand at & Com-—In fait demand; spot, & and June, 45 2 Toledo, s cas| mixed, $1 T'exas cat .50 teceipts, 21 rouzh and 13 July, 4 18, — W Iluxl— Active and 400; brisk and firm: bulls and ); through mixed, & S 150, S u pts, changed; natives, 82, Louis, shipments, 500; May —Receipts strong and light ana medium we choice shipping and e3 comuon, to good, 440 SO h, Hogs—Receipts, et_active and selected I 15; light, $4.004.10; rough heavy, N and I(nnnnn City, 1,601 clivice, § OMAHA LIVE § CATTLE—The to-day as on yes continues good and prices srong, Hoas—The rece but none too many to supply and, caused by Boyd's heay. Burly $4.150 eipts, 12,000; market active but se lower; strong to-day at yester in the morning two loads were sold at butch- s and feed $3.50@ 7,000; shipments, 2,000; shade higher: butehers packing, (@) ay 18.—Cattle—Receipts, 1one; light, strong and ow and steadys choice to common !u gaod, $4.00 406 shipments, 1,000: common to TOCK. Tuesday Evening, May 18. ints were not near as day. The demand ts were he and Shee s The market s_quotations, F5.0, but that must ot bo taken a8 a_ guide for equally good loads later in the day would uul bri Cattle. Houys... Sheep ese prices. ery com- in the market to-day” which hl ought §3.90. Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this mxuket, Choice steel Cholce Medium ste e 30 to 1500 1bs. 100 10 1300 1bs. 1250 to 1300 1b: Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . Good feeders, 800 to 1000 1bs. Good to choice cows and e Fair to medium cows and heife; Good to ehoice bulls Medium bulls. Good to choice Medium stags. Choice light ar Guod to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hog: Common‘rough grades. Choice to extra shee) Range of Prices. Showing the hlghalfi and lowest prices pald for live stock on his market during the past seven days, with comparative values: DRESSED BEEF AND SUIPPING CATTL Dates. mu.;o bs, Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Frida; Saturday. Monday. ‘Tuesday . HOGS, April Tuesday. Wt‘(lmnndny Thursda; Frida; Baturda Monday Tuesday 35 (@3,973|88.00 @370 87 7|,Qmm | 8,65 80 83,7 SHEEP, Pr. $3.90 No. 63 sgzzzzres All sales of stoek 1n this market are made rewt. live M-‘lhhl unless otherwise stated. bead hoga sell at i< por 1b for all weights, " or hogs weighing less than 100 |bs, ie. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs nnd"uwu 80 Ibs, Cattle strong. Hog market aetive. Auunbmf \ nmrkel Wit T & qul market fr bion. o-day were: & Frush, Wahoo, were on the a load Tewks| head of cattle at lha yards, Hawks & Rile; Weeping Water, i had one 1oad of hogs on the m Cedar Rapids and one from Al- Auong those havine stock on the warket with & Co., Howard Loup: Arr.-nsJ« Ken Bilver € Meeker, Greenwood; R. Elun Dorchester; i Quinn, Wood River: W, Chas. Redlon, North you, Howard: F. Hoy, Unitt, Dibble," Hoag: isher & Wagner, York; wmnunm Bros., alley, IMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, sday Evening, M ue Eeas—The Aeodyu are nod huv:. hul darris, Firth; C. L. Cham- | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : \\ K ]) about equal to the demand. 8 O Birrer—The butter market is tn a badly alized condition. Sales are hard to stocks accnmulating in the hands yminissindealers and packers are called upon to |n|i the,_ surplus _stock. Cl |l‘l‘lflll|l‘llll“4‘7 un form in color and qu rto good iioe; The ruling priee LESE cream _cheddars, make, flats, 13'c; young rica, 13'¢c; first quality Swiss cheese second quality, 1215@14c; Limburger, Povrtry—The receipts of live chickens are liberal and t prevailing price is 1A few ehioice have been sold us high as § RESERVES, J ELLIES, ETC.—['reserve: Kkinds, 20b. ‘pails per'lb 10e: do in pail lots, per Ib, 014 ssorted 5-1b. mllqmr te, ’nml\ . Jellies, all Kkinds, first grade, 20-1b. pails, per Ib, S¢ st irade, 51b. pails, per crate, 6 pail do 1-1b. pails, per ease, do, tumb- lers. per case, 2 doz. , all kinds, second grade, 30-1b, pails, per 1, Mince meat, best grade 1y bl pe i 1|I~ et crate. vmli 1do, 51b pails, per crate, 6 pai ch, plum and .unnu- but orted, bIb pails, per cr puils, adish. pint bott ¥ Trire, o, 14 bbl. " tongues, per i W3 do, quart h\N per doz, 8 14bbl, $2.00; do, p 'oMB HoXgy—California 2 1o frame 60 Ibs, {ll N‘wu per Ib,, 1505 10 Ib. frames, Nebraska, 176, (.lnl.ll—“l(‘lfll!l\n refined, per bbl, $06.50; do, half bbl., £4.00; Motts, per bbl., $7.00; do half bbl, VINEGAR—White wine, 16: cider, 12}gc. ORANGES—The arrivals are more liberal but the rket is firm. Los Angeles are quick sale at £4.00, STRAWBERRIES—Large |||m||luhw are now arriving from Arkansas d_other states, Choice stock suitable for outside orders is selling to-day 004,50 per ¢ of 2 qts, Good ber umm consun lmll but too soft for shi 3,00, while peddle ((r('ll as low as $ Faney ina, per box,8§7 oice Messina, per box, $6,00@f \~||h|\\.\l| and Red Barageo k. Aspinwalls, —Per doz, $3.00@1.00, Phereis very little demand 18 not much stock being sold, Dealers are clearing up thei 500,00 per bb. they ea Jersey are selling at $2.00 per bush box. s—Per 100, §5.003 less than 100, &5 NEW I'1GS, DATES, 10-1b boxes, per Ib, 16 per b, 11 Prunelle rc,—Layer figs, 8 and Dates, fancy Fard, Porsian, 50-1b boxes, b boxes, per Ib, 1 SUG AR—Bricks, strictly boxes, per Ib, 1ocs penny cak 2L, 12i4e. PRroVIsioNs—Ham con Basige: elears pure, 50-1b -1b cases, 3ige: en . per doz, asparag Alul.cll lmll(]uw s»llm h. || £2.00; per doz, : lettuce, per Deas per bg- 2005 cucutn- e doz; Blellll\ onions, even at that price. it a diflicult matter to scll their stock at any price, and a good ill have to be held anil;e time, as the m 't iberal, We quote inferior 00d clean country. AIN—At the mills: Corn, wheat, No, 2, 60ct rye, 48 FLOUR AND MILL —Winter wh l|u|n,bu~tm lity patent, $3.00@3.10; quality, $2.50@5.00: best lity wneab llmlr. vatent, § i bran, per cwt: chopped feed, S0c per ewt corn meal, K0cg” yellow” corn “meal, 7 per cwt; hominy, § shorts, 60c per_ewt; ‘graham, 317o; 'm) in bales. $6,00@7.00 per ton. rURs AND SRINs_Alink. ench. 1040c: muskntbuwmwr. 1oe: d Y] g2.505. skunk short xtrlped. i5@? badger, 25@30; Rac coon. No‘ 1 nmm. m@w @, "No. 5. S0 do. No. 8, 10@?25 wolt. prairia m«mn do. moumam‘ R ou wildcat, 15 ver, SL50@2.50 ox. each, 40c ltl 751 deerskin drvwlnwr. 10@15¢ erb do. fall and summer, 1@2lc: antelope. 5«@10c pet 1 scidry flint, 1i(@ aged hides iworthirds spring @15 p or 1b; fine heavy, 3 coarse, 10@lc; burry Prime_slaughter sole 28@i3e: prime oak sole leather. lrpper lmther x Ber foot, kip, Th@s5e: kip, '»@!l' | D, «umu 1125 hmm calf, 10; oak calf, 125! French calf, $i. 5@ L85; Morocco eg, 30@32¢; Morocco oil pebble, 25@3%c; 10) n)lm(s and linings, $6.00@10.00 per doz, oAt Antnracite: gTate, $8.20; gk, 88,25 ange, $850: chestnut, $8. a, 83. ;N‘Ml-nlt block, $3.20:11linots, 8-’).00 \llqsuur y HEAVY HARDWARE—Iron, rates, $2.2 plow steel, special cast, 4c; crucible steel, 63, Patt tools o, Lxalse; wagon spokes, por set 1.75(@3.005 per set, felloes, sawed dry, o I b P A each, @ nuts, per Ib, 7@lle; coil chaih, per 1D, oai; "malleable, 6@Se: iron wedges, 6c: crowbars’ Gc; harrow teeth, 4ct ghring stedl, | T@te; Burden’s horseshoes, 40: Burden’s mule shoes, $5.40. Barl re, in car lots, $4.00 per’ 100 Ibs. lron Nails, rates, 10 fo 00, S00. = Shot—$150: buckshot, 81.85: oriental powder, ke BP0, ALt ko, S50+ do. Gunrter bogn 50; mmmg, ksex&&u.. § Tuse, por 100 feot, fl 7 Lc'n ¥ White lead, Omaha, P. P, ige; mw lsud. 8t. Louis, pure, 8$7.80: Mar- l'lll&’lgl?fll 1to5 1 cans, “0c; French thl(,. imn seal, 12¢; French zine, Ted - -scal, 1le; ‘rench zln(' in varnish asst, 200 French zine, 7 milllon, American, 18¢ ed, 1 4c: Venetian, re sON’S, ’l(’n' ‘enetian, red, America red lead, Tie; chrumo )elluw, genuir chrome yellow, K. 12¢: ochre. rochellé ochre, French, 3"“(' ive, American, ' 2 Winter's mineral, 21gey Lehigh brow. Spanish brown, io? Prince's mine "y, PATNTS W hite lead, se: Frenci i lk‘ Paris whiting, 2'5¢; whiting g 0: Whiting, com'L, Tigo: lampuiack, O mmmmn 15:° Tamoblac omumry et Prussian blue, 55c; ultramarinep 18 van- dyke. brown. Sc: umber. burnt. 4e: umber, sienna, burnt, de: sienna, raw dc; n, genuine, 25¢; réen, com: mon, We; chrome green, N. X., 20¢: chrome reen, K, 1% vermilion, English 1, “0c; raw and burnt uwmber, 1 raw and burnt sienna, 12: vandyke, brown, 18e; refine iblack, 13¢; coach black and orivy blae drop black, 16c: Prussian blue, 4ve; ulllumunnu Dlue, 18¢: chrom green, L, M. & D., 16e: blind and shutte green, I M & l) 16¢; Paris green, 18¢ ndian Se; Venetian red, de; Tuscan vermillion. L & D.. 200 yellow ochre, S L & O, D., 18¢; godes ochre, 16¢; patent (|r,er 8e; graining colors light oak, dark oak, \\uluul chestnu t nd ash, 12¢, DRUGS AND U] d, 1 Anu-nmn AL&=Acld, carbolic, 5ic; balsam copaiba, per 450 Imrk all:uulllfl per I 10¢: calomel, per 1, 'T2e; chine 1,25} s L,l)cennv. pure, per 1b, 1 per 1, 20¢; oil, castor, No. 1, per g oll, castor, No, 2, lmr gal), $1.40: u|| D i oll\ urlmm um. 5Soe e orphine, pe “k. Mllp)mlu 0Z, de: stryehniue, per oz, Il 40 phur, per 1. ad groceries VARNISHES—Harrels, l»er galion: surnl- ture, extra, $1.10: furniture, No. 1, Slm' coach, extra, $1.40; coacn, No., 1, $1 Dumnr. extra, 8175 nlnul T0¢; as] phaltum’ extra, 88¢; shellac, $3.5; 'hard oil finish, §LA Srinirs—Cologne s, 188 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof, $1.13; spirits, second qualls 0of, Aleo- 101 proof, $1.12 do, 1 hol 1SS proof, $2.10 1 e gnllon Redis- Gin blended, tilled whiskies, $1 1 $1.50@2.00; Kentucky ulmn. $2.00@6.00; Rentucky and Pennsylvaniary Golden Sheaf bourbon and ry S1.50@3.00, Brandies, imported. domestie, £1.30:@3,00. @r.00; domestie, ported, $4.50@%.00 domestie, 1.2%e3, Champagn: ed, per case, 25 00@H,00 case, $10,000@16,00 No. 70, 4-gallon } @4 per gallon ; ? up, fln("ly pure, e per gallon: 1 gnllvm cans, £0.25 per doz: 1g gallon cans, § perdoz; quart cans £3,00, Starcu—Mirror gloss, 1 1Ib, gloss, 8 1b e. Mirror gloss, 6 Ib, SYRUF- kegs, $1.05 Maple S Tig l\nu(\lnrd:;mn' b, 4 shulk.de. Prekres-—Medium, In bbls, ; do in half bbls, & small. in bbls, $6.50; o in half bbls, & Klwrl\lm in bbls, $7.50; do. in half bbls, CANN andard, —Oysters. ner per. case, $4,003 ‘apri ) nw!u-. per case, $4.50; ) e f! m?-n‘ herries hoxes,siy | 4%(hige: pe c‘ln-q t Lake, (‘Ilrnlllw. luum. round, i mule square, S‘ 50 Ihnm‘. 84, 3 Per caddie, 45¢; square cases, $1.70 h. —Ordin prime, 1115(@ fair, 1000 M Lxunzhlhl s XXX \'”r onsted, 58, T4e, cut_loaf, S gran- A, ilge; standard medit yellow, ey Powierod, S ronfeetion xira C, 6%c ANDLES—Boxes, 40 1, 05, 10%c: &, 108 l;';ws, 40Ib, 160z, 03, 107;¢; ha't box, 20lb, Noy—Mixed, 91ga@12e; stick, 0glle, ~Dray loads, per bbl. S1 hton, { sicks, Ashton, bbls, dairy, $2.000 SonA—In Ib papers. $3.25a case; salsoda, ke, per I, 221ac, -Black pepper, boxes, 1 1cEs—Ground allspice, 12@106c;_cinnamon, 15 i o5 mustard, 15 8o 1. Dbutter an gin ger choice, S0@7 long. choice, 40 Fish. BENN s |DUaH g n' IS Qs PIEKta LIS 200100 1210 Munn’s 8't No.1 L'b 6 00 1801 Lige Gib'ed Funcy 1671 40 L'ige K'd S ;] 071671 40 301 10 1 40 09 G M1 10 B0 700 6353552 0) K 110) 60) 5453 06 900 5 0) NEW FISIL No. 1 White Fish. Famil, C4 No. 1 Trout No. 1 Picker Holland herring Yarmouth bloater: e, MPORTED FISH. ibls HIf Bbls O'r BUIS 10 | % 4015 Norwegian | | y ki Hor'ings 12 0 505 Wy 33 70/ Norweginn Dry Goods. PraNTs—American, 51¢; Arnold’s, 6e; Co checo, Ge; Manchester, 6o : Glou Dunnell Jacqu Yunnell Windsor, 6¢: ‘Pacific. 8e: Harmon Anchor Shirtings, 43e; Merrimae, Shirtings, 43ge: Berwick, ACHED COTTON ariers’ choie y 3 il 4 (.umu-r JFA“ Kearsarge, 7c; Armory, e} l’u)per(-ll. Tige; Indian Orchard, 62; Naumkeag, 7c. 3 l)llK—(Ullbll‘n{‘]lcd) 8 oz Magnolia, 110¢ ; 0 oz West Point, LL, se; Shaw- go; Slater, nlm-ndun, nnnm hecl i Otis, muu napped, mse,'m by Dol 100 i Royal, 6 Tay, b Endurance, TicKr dyke 000, York, 12i4c T / 10446: York fancy, Milbury, pearl River, lton, 1% Bwl :m\cn negn.bhum . 8lge; Shotuck- A, lontauk BB, ver Cri l( A\, 11c; Beaver k CC, flc, -lullrliy X Jaftrey D & 1 lumbian, 12! : Everett, 15¢; iy rown, 7ige, Duc h—((’murml)—l!u\um 9 oz, brown and drab, 183¢c; Boston O 1 brown and drab, 0 Boston XX brown and drab, 10¢: Boston X brown and drab, 11} 'Boston O I X blue, 113gc: Warren Tricot, Dry Lumber. BOARDS. Vfl l(‘om. 8. 1 6. 12, 14 and 16 ft, 12, 14 and 16 ft, “ 12, 14 and 16 ft, L] 1'3. 14 and 16 ft, FENCING, N1, 446 inh, 13and 14feet, rough No. 1, 4 &6 inch, 16 feet, rouzh. No. 2 4&6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rougl No. 2 4 &6 inch. 16 feet, rough. DIIIFN%I"NN ANI) "l‘ 1211 fl‘lfl 1018 ft '.!) 1el22 e 16,50 15.50 15.50 1650 17.50 1 15, 1600 164 M ' ht; FLOORING, nch, white pipe. i 6 Pipe: ce lnch. D Ginch, 1 E 6inch, * . STOCK HOARD! fi 13 lqs!h‘ sul b“liluli and 16 feet. No. 1 Coln. 1in s 1513 Mand i6 £ No. 10, 18 and 20 ft.. 4 * 12 14and 16 ft.. BHIP LAP, No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 inch. §u. 2 :;Mn. 8and 10 inch L IIB. ZTA’“ Quine; wmu lime’ ( {] 8¢ wnen:‘ Akron, $1.75; plaster, $2.50; Lair, per bush g}&:nmd (if, per wt, 8199 sukw board, Sweet Love Imur.n ound in a Bale of Cotton {n a Tewiston Mill. Lewiston (Me.) al: The queerest postoffice we ever henrd of was developed the other day in the card-room of a Lewiston cottort-mill, where the air is full of blinding dust and shreds of the flying cotton dand deafening with the whirr the <||'|f||n;, and the rattle of The postmaster was one of the hands employed in tne eard-room of the Androscoggin thills The epistle was gweet, sweeter, sweetest love letter ad- dressed to a girl y down in Alabama, and was found sticKing its white envelope out from beneath the iron band of a bale of cotton. The finding and the sequel have a touch of remance. 1t happened six weeksago. A big bale of cotton had been rolled into the floor of the Androscoggin picking-room, and one of the hands was getting it ready for the first operation, when he caught a glimpse of a picce of white paper stick ing out from under the band about the cotfon bale. It was a letter addressed to agirl in the land of cotton. It was a modest-looking lotter, just as unassum ing as the modern fashionable epistle at present is aiming to be. It was unsealed and had no stamp. It was quite eram pled and a sort of dirty and begrimed. Outside it didn’t show its real worth, so, in order to appreciate it, one of the hauds opened it and read the inclosure. It was just what might have been ex 'wm-nl areal arlent soathern kind of etter, burning with the I'd-like-to-eat- 1 kind ..’i love, although, as xmat- fact, written in December, — lts writer ilehtly son employe on_the 1in on which the bale of coiton with fellows was journcying to board, Tt ca'led his duck y- count for certain little alle; coliness, but was inthe main very com plimentary to her beauty, her common sense, the of her foof, and the style of her new winter bonnet, It appointed the follo evening for a call and w she would b glad to se thing was to b found in quired in such opistle. There is no need to deseribe it Our readers of a 1 Jout these things by acts of Saturday the lettes maturity of stunp and enve this When the hands had discussed it they began to appreciate that perhaps the Tl room m aht still be postoflice of and o one man inclosed it in a ting the manner ot its discovery, ner hands than the rest pped the dextrine on the envelope and slapped 1t down, and another prodaced amp, and the letter v Iropped iy ||u post-oflice ¢ A few days ago, howeye r|ml nes ul\ written letter w edin the Androscoggin card room from the “Alabamy gir .\lw inked every- body sincercly for the taken of Ler letter, and you ever come out olr y drop in and see us; we will be rjght g] W o sceyou and thank you in the ba gain. It issupposed, that the “absent minded lover stuck the ‘letter in a cotton bale L couldn’t tind sailed the seas pe than note r wother with el l.vmqnn cotton mill and llwn ter four months ot travel found its way i ck to the hands of the maiden of its 0 Sort of mee, now, ain't it? P Barkeepers as ¥ St. Paul Pioneer I A handsomely dressed man ot middle age, who hail ntly been drinking, entered a swell wil'saloon ‘the other evening. He ted his compamons, and, watchi his opportunity, so that he would n g observed, he quickly thrus aroll of bills into the hand of the man behind the bar. fow much?” queried he of the white apron and diamond pin. *““Three fifty,” was the brief reply. The mixer of drinks quietly thrust the money into his pocket, and the gentleman sed out with his companions. ““Youwould be surprised if you knew how often w made barikers,” sai ably, as he held & glass up \spection” and critically examined it. “You saw that man give something? Well vas a roll of bills amounting to He is going out on a tear and he knows, from preyious experience, that he will lose all of it if he carries it in his pocket. He has taken all he wants and gives m the remainder to keep for him. To-morrow or next day he'll come round after it. That kind of a thing is an every day occur- rence with me. T have had as much as $2,000 in my possession at one time,which riven me to take e of under sim- ilar circumstance It is not always lim- ited to money, either. Sometimes 1 have watehes and diamond studs and rings left with me for safe keeping. On a number of oceasions the owners did not return for their property for 1 weeks. Abouta year a trav man left 500 in my o about o'clock one night. id he would get it the next day. He did not come around, though, but went on o big drunk, which lusted four weeks. und up with bad attack of ‘the boys.’” I felt rather sorry for him, and saw that I taken care of, T'wo or three of his friends on the road, with my assistauce, made it all right with his firm. After he got well he would not tal e b the money he had given me. He swore he had never placed any money in my hands, and I could not ma m believe otherwise, 1 read him a gooa temperance lecture and n the bank, where I have velmg man has ‘sworn aving lots of money,” HOTEL DIRECTORY. The Millard, 8, Shears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietors Omuba, Nebraska, REES PRINTING CO, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufhéturers. 106-108 South Fourtaan™ Nress Flojr agd Feed. T W.J. WELSHANS & CO,, Wholesale Flour, Feed and l‘-mluQ Manufacturers of W, J. Welshans & C Raising Buckwheausiour and propriet; City Millg, cor. 5th and Farnam Streets, Omaba. Leather, Hides, Etc, "7 BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leathor, Saddlery Hardware, Hidos, Woo, ¥ Confectionery- F. P, FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, _Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, ‘arnam St., Omaha, Neb. 121 ISDAY, MAY 19, 1886. _OMARA_ Iauirietunans. Bcvk Bmdmg £, REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers, Noe 106 and 108 South 1th St Owaha, Nel Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and _Howe Truss Bridges, Piline and Onk Timber. 15th st, near Farnam, Telephone No 734, Cvgars and Tobacco. ~ MAX MEVER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition, 21! South 11th Street, 1020 to 124 Farnam Street,” Omaha, Nob. INTERROCEAN Ctaan FACTORY, T & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, And Wholosalo Dealers in Leaf Tobaccos. 108 and 110 N, 14th Streot, Omaha, Neb. Nos. wrockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturors and Tmportoers, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Office, 317 South 13t Btrect, Omaha, Nob, ~ €. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents !(n l A. Whitney Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celet Refrigerators, Sen Jor price lists. 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. 0. 8. PETTIS & CO., Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phactons, Buggies and uum Wagane, 2 per cont Baved I buy(ng of us, 108 13100512, Tzard Street, Lornlces, Eagle Cornlcs kas Dodye wad 101 Omaba, Neb. b Ornamentai Galvanized rron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., 310 8. 14 §t. Workdono inang partof tho country. Western Cornice Works, ECHT, Proprictor. n Cornices, Fte. Epecut's fm. Wlic Sky light. 605 and 610 8, Univanized d t Mc ‘Gmaba, Nots Doors, Sash. Ete, The Gate City Plenirg hill, Doors, Seeh and Blinds. Also ull kinds of turning, Scroil and Staie work of overy de- A.ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Ruils o epoc Tel Ith .Oma Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Elcetricians, Electrical Supplics, Masonic Block, Omaba. Burglur Alarms, Bells, Fire Alurms, ¥'ectric Matting, Speaking Tubos, Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Sto Railing, Rolled Benms and Girders Steam Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry incand Blacksmith. Work. Office and _Works, U, 7. Iy, and S 1711 t. Iron ar d Nail OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING CO, Cut Nails and Spikes, Omaba, Neb. ‘Omaiia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. anufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, ault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters und Wire Work. Cor. i4th and Jackson Sts., Omahsa, N Wagons and Carriages. Eetablished 155, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 1409 and 14U Dodge Street, Omahba, Nob Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, lee Stock Commission co. Burke, Manager, Unlnn Mmk Yards, 8. Omaha.” Toloohcne 582 W. F. BROWN & €0, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Ofico—Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards, +_ South Omuba, Nob. “Telcphone No. 6% " Ualon Stock Yards Compmy. OF OMAHA. Limited. John ¥. Boyd, Superintendent. [— SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bbipmonts of any and sl kinds of stock soilelt ed. Union Stock Yards, Omaba, Nel Lumber, Etc, " LouIs BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. 7thl and Douglag, Cor. 9th und Douglas. ; BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufactarers of Sask, Doors, Bllnds, Mouldings, Stair Work Yinieb, Just openod. N worth Sireets, Omalia, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 5. Mth Bureet, Owabu, Nob. ¥. Colpetzer, Munager. % N. DIETZ, Lumber, 19th and California Strects, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor. 6th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb GEO, A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebraska, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fauey Woods, Bridge Timbers, & . Cor, 9th and Douglas, Omaba, N G. U. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Monkdizgs, Bullding Paper, Ete. Bouth 1ith Stroét, Gane, Rebruska, -— Fish, Ete, M. K] All\(., Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special bLrands Faust, Budweiser, Eflangor Cor Capitol Ave., . 9th andOiwsba TBENSON FISH €O Succcssors to Icken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Jmporters of Foreign Fish, Nos. 911913 ;op.. fig:bu' aud 1, 2 Track, Omabiae NOby e | OMAKA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY | Agricultural Implements, S LININGER & METCALEF €O, Wholesale Dealers in Agricaltural Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, Omaha, Nob. PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neo, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricaltaral Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Ilugmn- Jonoa St 15th, Omahn b. Boots and Shoes, . V. MOPSE & €O., Jobners of Boots and Shoes, 11 Parnam Streot, Omaba, Neb. Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston, Carpets, "8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesalo Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, C ||rnl|:‘|‘:”l.|l(::;::“mf ;t” = Farnam Coal, Lime, Etc, “JEFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 2138, 1th “t., Omaha, Neb, Yurde, oth and Dy nport 8t 8. " COUTANT & SQUIRES Deolors in Hard ana Soft Coal. Pest varicties. Ofice, 219 8. 1ith 8. Telephone No. 1402, Omaha, Neb, NEBRASKA FUEL €0, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 19th £t., Omann, Nob v, President. . (‘!n PATTERSON, Sec. nud Trens. 3.H. Hugpenr, BAY Troprietor, Manager. Nebraska Coal and Lxma Company, Office, ‘.'(l‘ “\A ‘ll N ‘ Gxo. F, Lanaan, Pres. C F.GOODNAN, V. Pres. . A, SUNDERLAND and Treas, Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime CompauyJ Jobbers of hard and_foft: cont, 29 S, Lith Omabi, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUC Hard and Soft Coal, Exclusive deaicrs in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Fouth Hih street. Coffee and Spices. GATES, CCLE & MILE manu tnois neknyse Poma (:omv aml Sp.ce Mll; ’.Mr‘g Co.‘ CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. Coffees, Spicos. Bnking Powder Flavoring ts, Laundry Biue. Ink, etc. 141416 Hur- y Strect, Omaba, N Commlssnon, E(c. " BRANCH & €O, Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 2121 Farnum ing—Platt & Co.'s Tiger Brand Oyste Eggs, Game, Poultry, Potatocs. JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruite, Flour and Feed, 105 . 14th 1., Omaha, Neb. Consignments solicited. Hoturns iade promotly. "R, McDONALD, COMMISSION MERCHANT. 815 12th Street, Omaha, Neb, Specialtios: Bute t s, und Chickonse WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants. Toultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, 220 8. Uth St., Omahd, Nebrakka. WESTERFIELD BROS, General Commission Merchants, 1408 Dodge Street, Omabs, Neb. Consignments | Soncited. ‘W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Brg n-u :II:;('M'. Butter Eggs, Poultry and 1ith,, Omahs, Neb. Telé Phione No.. JKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Mezchants, Forelgn und Domestic Fruits a specialty. El- epant storage fuctlities, Warehouse and offico, 1 North Jéth st._Telephone 77, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Rgus and Produce. A full line of Stone- gnr(h Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodge Sty maba, E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, LLH cese and Country 1-nmuumnn. 809 8. 12th 8t., Omako, Nob. MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator und Packing Houe, 24t & Toaven- ., on U, P. . K. Track, el Established 1670, ROBERT PULV General Commlsslon. Dmaha, Nob. Spocialties—Buttor &5, Poultry and Gamo. PRYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Prcduco and Provisions, Omaha, Neb 2118, 14th & #80r 10 lewac Griflith, Com ission Merchant, and wholesule dealer i country produce, fruits, butter, eggs, ete. Goods on consigninent & specialty, WON, wh #t., Omaha, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & SON (Buccessors to A, P, Bchack.) Produce Commission Merchants. No. 213 South 1ith Street, Omaha, Nob. Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & 0., Yholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 12 Douglas Btroet, Omubia, Nob, L. GINSBERG & CO,, Wholcsale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Lineos, Luces, Embroidery and White G 0 Douglas Siroot, Otiana, Nep. 2o White Lead, 3 CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry. Omaha, L] Harness, E(c. WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, SIlddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Robés, 1421 Farnam __Stroot Omaba, Nol Mattress Company, ynnuhnlurhl Mattreasos, Bedding, Feathor te. 1206 und 1208 Douglus Street, umum Neb. 0vevall|. CANFIELD MARUFACTURING 00, Manufactarers of Overalls, Jeans Paats, Shirts, Ete., nu:: nmn W Dougirs Btaoet, Glnuha, N | Puilding Papers , bet. 0th and | | Nos. 705, 707, Omaha. Apples—Our own pack- | Write to Wm, | Clocke, Jewcle ith 3 oln A JOBBERS’ DIRECTO! OMAHA L "MIER 0O, Dealers in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale. IBL Stroc d U nion Pre AL Traok, Omahs - RMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Lzard Streets, Omaha, Nobraska, > J. A, WARKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Monl ings, Pickets, Posts, Lime, Plaster, Cement. Nintn ana Jones, Omaba Neb. 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Nillinery and Notions, d 1214 Harney Street, Omaba, Neh Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Masical Instruments, Stoinway Pinnos, Weber, Decker, Haines and Driggs Pinnos, Packard Organs, Chaso Organs 101 and 1083 15th streot. = = = | Furniture, Ete. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors, Ete., 1200, 1208 and 1210 Fanam Street, Omaky a7 DEWEY & 8TONE, ; Wholesale Daalers fn Furnitars, Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb. Groceries. ALLEN BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, o M6 and 1 Douglas Etrect, Omaha, Nel}A E. B. CHAPMAN % O, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clga:s. Tobacco and Smokoers' Articles, 1217 luwnrd MEYER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1317 and 1310 Dougs Ins Street, Omaka, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 709 and 711 K. 10th St., Omahs, Nebe Hardware. " W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, H 'wood luull\z-r. ot 1200 and 1211 Hunu') streey, Omaha, I\ub.r b, EDNEY & GIBRON, Wholesals Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carrinzo Wood Stock, Hoavy Hurdware, Ete. 1217and 1219 Leavenworth Strect, Omuba, ). HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardwars, Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Senles. 1405 Douge Ius Street, Omahu, Neb. LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Bheet Iron, Ete. Agents for Howo Scales and Minmi Powder Co., Omaha Neb. MILTON ROGERS & RONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantlcs, Grates, Brass goods, 1321 and 1323 Fare nam Stre RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Harney Streots, Omaha, Neb. Harvesters, 3 WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufceturer of tho Deorlu%’lla.rwter Goods, Lorimer, Gonoral Agent, Telophone 610. Tron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. w0, o2 nnd 924 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP C0., Wholesalo Pumps, Pipe, Flttlngs. Steam und Water Supplies. Headquarters fov Mast Foost Co.'s Goods. 1111 Farnam Street, Owabn, Nob. ; Jewelry, e EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, in Silverwure, | Stoam, Water, iailwiy and Millini Supplics, Bt Dealers and 10 ge, Omuha, N 4 Notlons Etc, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobvers n “—— Notions, Hoslery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 und 1008 Furnaw st., Omaha, Neb, J. T. Robinson Notion Comg ny, 403 und 405 8, 10th St., Omaha, Nob, Wholesale Deulers fn Notions and’ Genis' Fusy nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, ~ CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0O, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, 3 Gasoline, Mica Axlo Grease, Eto. A, H. num Manager, Omaha, Nob. —— Pork Packing. i JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppar. Omaha, Nobraska, HARRIS & FISHER, o Placlori and Provision .l')omrs, 1 Inion Market, 1517 Dodge: m sk :‘fi::;‘u N, g5, rack, O Safes and Locks, P, BOYER & (0. o o Ngous for s o & Tk u‘.f'- Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, and Juil work. 120 Farnam st Seeds, J. EVANS, ‘Wholesalo and Refail Dealer ricultural, Vegetable, Ete. 0dd . W. Cor. 141 b and Dodge St Dvugs, Ete, THE GOODMAN nilm OC Wholesale Druggists, " 8 A Dealer in Puints, Oils und W A Dl Omulin, Neb. And Liquors. Sole manufacturers of fiml.t JTudis Bitters. 1112 Harney GEQ. W. LUNCAN, Buccessor to MCNAMAIA & D and Wholesale Deal i, T 8 ‘“‘; wfi Distillers and Importers of Wia Notions, LG TTE T J. L. BRANDIES & Wholesale Job Dry Goods, Notions, G Goods from New York. “Trudy | e W8 Boutl 13th Bt., Omabs.