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THE OMAHA DAILY Lnrd—A trifle better; western fine, 86.16@ lmmr-—leol ereamery, 16e. Ektw—alen1ly but quiet; Martin & Miller, Barneston, disposed of load of hogs. W, Bays, Valparaiso, had a load of 70 liogs on the market. W. L. Nash, Kearney, came in to-day with two loads of hogs. Meisner & Taylor hogs on the market. The Osceola Ranch Co. western flats, Olnclnnlll. May 25.—Wheat—Easy; No. 2 red, 80@sie, Corn—FEasier; N Oats—Heavier at Shelton, had a load of Rye—Firm: 6d0c. had 224 head of Pork p on the market. Lard—Easy at 85, Speltz & Co., Brainard, were on the market Whisky— Quiet at €110, witha load of hoge, Milwaukee, Mayv 25.—Wheat—Weaker; | W. M. Hecht, Kearney, had 102 head of cash, 7 June, .5“4 3 sheep in the market 'Corn—Dull; No. 3. soiges Harmon & Reynolds, Fremont, had a load ) Oats—TLower at 24, | of 40 hogs at the yards, Rye—Weaker at i llurlnv—l(mlu 13 No o ToVisions—Steady Snell & hogs on Axh 1, disposed of a load of rket, 1d Creek Land ana Cattle Co. had head of cattle at the yards, J. M. Chadwick, Central City. s on to-day’s marke Geo, H. Warren & C loads of hogs on to«la. W. M. Barbour, Manley, was at the vards toalay with 38 head of mm(l corn-fed eaftle, Fifty-one head of cattle belonging to F. W. Corlis_were brought in to-day and weighed 161 fe. mess, June, pork, May 25.~Wheat—Options 1 hard, cash, 6c: June, No.' 1 nofthern, cash, had a load afton, sold two 0; bakers, $3. s market. 1,000 bu; flour, 250 bbls, t, 20,000 buj tlour, 17,000 Receipts—Wheat pltipments=Wiiei ‘l sm&tr{'yo Wheat, 4,297,155 bu. At 8t Paul, | upto Tremain & Tremain, { u. Mr. Rivett, of Rivett & Bates, Lincoin, 8t. Loul Wheat—Weak and | wasat the yaids to-day with a load of hogs. | ower; No 3 July, ot : 2 Rivett was also lovking after some Corn—K; No. 2 mixed, cash, eeders, 2% Jul Mr. A. C. Roach wasat (he yards to-day Qats \\m\k “No. 2 mixcd, cash, “25}; | with 90 head of eattle helont Frontier Land and Catt man, e cattie found a ¢ Mr. Cleaver came in to cattle belonging to M. Hut Blutts, Tlie last time Mr. ( " iis name was erroneously reported as Cleaye- Tieat—Fasy_and %@ | jand, bt he does not wish that fact to. be Yfl]m\l-r dy. Oats—Easy: un- | taken as an indicator of his political com- changed to J¢ lower, plexion, Liverpool, May 25—Wheat—In fair de- £ mand: new No. 2 winter, 78 cld, steadyi | OMAHA WHO to th Her- ng mpany of ady miarket. ¢ with a load of from Council Was at the yards 0, reamery, 14@15¢.. Afternoon Board ALE MARKE' spring, 78 1d, steady. . ’ Flour—In (n\r|d(|\mnmlln; SR e General Markots, orn-—In good demand for spot: fair de- Tuesiday Evening, May %, 1‘1-1'--10. May 25 —Wheat—Easy; cash, | B (irin—The receipts are heavy and tne # Ig@re, i demand trom the local trade correspondingly orn—Firm: eash, 5. light. Only strictly_choice, uniform - eelected. ages will bring outside quotations. ‘The sale Kansas City, May 25.—Wheat—Lower; | f best grades is limited and No. 2 red, eash, Bte bid, bilye asked; nmission men are compelled to dispose of June, 5olge bid, 533 ask the greater part. as best te Wiiile the | Corn—Quiet: 2 cash, 201c; June, | receipts are so liberal tne trade is very partie 4 265¢e bid, Wige asked, ular and will only take the best, so that care Oats—No quotations, should be taken in handling it and packing New Orleans, May 25.—Corn—Very | for shipment. There is very little demand firm and holders acking higher rates; wixed, | forcreamory, Choice table butter, 10121, fair to good, 6ase; L d(@de; ereamery, @l Se. [SUEES new western, 3o, d higher at cheddars, cream flats, 1% Tes TPork—g0.50, Ameri first mulu\ Swiss cheese Lard--Retined tierce, £5.50, C * va Limburger, | Bulk Meats—Shoulders, §4.10; long clear Pourrny liberal and the demand tairly good. sters and farmers are bringing ina good hie receipts of old fowls are Huck- and clear rib, $6. LIVE & many which they are selling at low ficures 4 which weaken the market for the com- ssion houses. Extra rancy stock may go a little above the quotations but 1t will not do for shippers to a han the quo- feago, May 25,—The Drovers’ Journal Receipts, 8,000; market w e lower: shipping *“ tations. A fow spring cii liave been S received but not_enough harld L market. Ol fowls, ver dozen Pl Tl soring ehickens, per dozen, | .00, s i o . Hogs—Receipts, 21,00: market opened 5@ ,”{"‘,‘\ B L e e 10¢ higher Nullhm-nl with the advance lost; b, ! » ¥ lots, pier 1b. G1ge: assorted >1b. puils per crate, rough and mixeq e I ell 1 Kkinds, first grade, shippin, $4.00@ b. pails, perTh. Sei assorted, tirst grade, 015,70, 5lb. 3 0: do heep—Receipts. 1-1b. pai tumb- weak : natives, $2. lers. per all kinds, St. Louis, second grad; 5 13,5007 shipments, 1,200; gen t PIGs’ kiRt TRICE, g Teet, po 15c lower on common n ciloic )t do, 14 bbL, | ¢ Kit, o, shippers and _export, mon | Lambs’ tongues, per Iy bbl, do,’ per to rood, $4.40@ bu 00 | kit, 50: do, :umn;m per doz, do, 4.75; cows and heifer: stockers | pin't jars per case “Itipe, pe and' feeders, ) ; Im $4.005 do, p 0 do, per Hogs—Receipts, 5,00 2,000 aetive, b to 10¢ higher’; bu Iceted :y—California, 15a; strained, king, heavy, $4.15 4,000 comnmon to £ook £3.00G04.15 Kansas City, May 10:<Ncbr.n a, 10c. MAPLESUGA - ricks, per 1b, 1214e: ny cakes, per Jb., pen- Cattle—Receipts, 2,507 shipmens,1,40 ak.slow and ORANGES: 'l‘hq rrivals are more liberal 10 lower; choice to con- | but the market is urm. Los Angeles are mon to good $4.00(5,50 lers, | auick sale at $4.00. CuEnpris—A few cherries have been shipments, 5,000; | ceived. and commanding fair prices when activeand be Juimon (o choice.§5:40@ | 1 good shape. Southern cher .90, £10.005 do, per drawer of 18 qts, = per b 1 oMAHA LIVE STOCK. THRAWBER ket is well sup- i : plied with Missouri and southern 1llinois v Svening, May berries and prices rule low. ‘T'wo bushel ere a hittle soft, being 24 gt cases at stands w! low s £6.50 an attle were heay: g and a greater num- fer to-day th: 1 ber changed hands, thoih the market could however sell at much larger { not be called active. ‘The unfavorable re- ey Wilsons I oo shippinig con Ports from eastern markets hada depressing ble at §5.00 per stand or $3.003 l efTect upon the market here, and while sales 4 gt ease. Sharpless and other extra fine x| were mad ¢ yesterday's prices, feties bring as high as $9.00, per stand or the mar! 400 per Hoas—The receipts were slightly heavier |~ LisoNs— ctis very strong. With { than on yesterday. The market opened | continued ather mueh higher prices i e at an ad¥ance, but closed “abont | tay be anticipated. Reports trom Now York | terda this morning . show . an advanc + is nothing doing in the | 30 e canta b b P RO Ly oy nuarket and quotations are only nominal, is as et proportionately low and p ‘ stocks In”hands of jobbers lighter than Cattle... before at this season Fancy Hous | 00@7.50; good per box, Messina, per box, Bhee; 8 00 | Stiowing e provailing prices paid for live y Aspinwall and stock on this market. is expe 5 week. Yellow ] - Choice steers, 1390 to 15 00@+.50; Red Baraceon, 52,50 1 (‘!um e steers, m 0@, 20 3 - i steers 5 @4, 70 T doz, 83.00@4,00. l'utl le steert, 1050 to 1150 1bs (@A, 70 very little demand ol tesders, 100 1 1000 Ths and 15 not much stock being sold. Good to chol yws and heifer Dealers are clearing up their stocks as best Fair to medinm cows and heifers they can. Quotations ure $5.50@:.00 per bbl. 0d to cho e Jersey are selling at $2.00 per bush box. edinm bully C Ts—Der 100, 85,005 less than 100, : NEW K168, DATES, ETC,—Layer figs, 8 and Choice | in hogs. 10-Ih boxes, per b, i6e. Dates, fancy Fard, Good to clioiee heavy NOgS. .- 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 14c: Persinn, 50-1) boxes, Goodl to choleo mixed hog wer 1, 10¢, © Prunelles. $0-1b boxes, per b, Common rough grades.. . 8e. i Choice to extra she FrovisioNs—Ham. 10c: preakfast b — con N:Lh} clearside v 1 Representative Sales, Bigcs shott rib sides, O1g e | ns, pork. 812,50 per bl dried beef. ham No, Pr. , Me: lard, tierces, Biges 50 b cans, 7e; 20. 84,585 s (Faitbanks), 7ic: 5 Ib cans, do, | 7 10. 485 boneless ham, 10c, | 100 5100 2 2 lifornia_ cabbaze, 4 "% | per b, s1ge: caulitiower, per doz, $5.00; cel- H ery, per SL5 ASPArALUS per No. Av. pr. | dozen _bunches, 25@c spinach. per .. 8% £4.35 | bbl, $2.00; green onions, ~ per doz, BUTCHE . 40c; radishes, per doz, 30wdle: lettuce, per No. Av. Pr. doz, 40c plant, per b, 2 peas per 35 Ag R0 400 | bush bo si-bush box, $2.00; cucum- E $300 | bers, $1.25@L50 por do A onions, No. Av. Br. y-nm $8.50; Bermuda "tomatoes, & box, | Yieaes 1100 $4.00 00, | 1....1180 ! potatoe Ave Bieaxs—The supnly is Jiberal and the mar- 9 ket is dull. A good many California beans were received while the freight rates were down, aud are being offered at very low prices which keeps down the prices of “home grown stock, Inferior stocks, The@1.00; good clean_conn $1.20150: mediuin hand- \ picked, $L30@1.40; hand-picked navy, $1.40 .00, The market isin avery u ’ y conditionand !IlL majority of dealers do not eare to handle any potatoes at present time. As ageneral thing about 5 season of the year they are not plenty, aud command good prices, butthis year there are apparently & good many more than usual, and the supply s in excess of the demand. ‘I'here is no sale at all for car lots and it is wo i | | Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid | for live stock on this market during the past seven days, with comparative v values: DRESSED BEEF AND SHIPPING CATTLE, easy matter 1o l\‘s a Illll ation that will - 3 001500~ | suit all caes. Choice stock has so'd this g 1800100 | ook at 25 cents, while few sales of @ few b Sicks of extra good stock have boen wade at 40¢, New potatoes which are being shipped S0 S8 i frous the south and westand Salt Luke :o- in ok thtoes. help to - lessen the demand for ol 400 (@ Stock. Salt Lake potatoes are quoted at hia . 75e, Onecar load of poor Nebraska stock e oo umle g was sold to-day for $60.00 on track, - Freight Ry, W @ o0 | Shizes o i sume amounted f $45.00 E E B 0 _ | UUR AND MILLATUFFS—Winter wheat iy 5.0001.10; second flour, best qunn?‘}’mn»nl, \ quality, $250 best T wneal tlour, vatent, Tuesday per ewt; chopped feed, w. ellow corn PR neal, 700 e per ewt hominy, $ corn meal, Wej CWL; Sereel h\g. 60c per ewt; graliam, $1.io; s o fraam 9 Monday..... £TRS_ AND ,,,“.,s, S, faen, 10@40c; Tooday., winter, i'do. kits, 1¢; Otter. SNt . Rn), short rlped i@ All sales of stock il 1115 inarket are made slrl , m@m. Rao ewt. live weikht unless otherwise stated. Tarice, 40@10: 0. No. 2. S0@; fl‘ulllmg\»«ll at e per b for all weights. 0. 5, l0de: wolt. murln ol SSKins,” or hogs weighing less than 100" Ibs, | do. mountain, qufauu s wildea o valie. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs' | ver, SLA@2.50 b o, cach. b sS: deerskin:, dry winter, 1@l per 1b; do. fall and sumier, @ anteiope, salle pe 1o Hipes—Green buwhers, 6ige: green cured Tig@i e dry fling, li@ide; dry salt. Sl damaged hides twasthirds :E ice, Tallow—: and stags 80 lbs, Notes. H. Lewis, Genoa, sold a load of hozs. J. W, Jones, Aurora, marketed a load of D Groase, prime white, 5 yollow, 2ot q ST = rown, 1%.¢. Sieen Pel | \ oot B, Bliss, Waterloo, warketed o load of | V7Y 'l‘lmll"""' S %o heaty, P, Kilkenny, Council Bluffs, marketed a | ool slisn ol 21 conrse, 10@le; burry Joad vt Logs. LEATUER 28@33¢: prime oak sole leather. 0@30c. Windsor, 6a; Pa Harmon Upper leather, per foot, va hem, Anchor Shirtin, 41¢e; Merrimae, Kip, Th@Ste: oak kip, 8 French Kip. | Shirtings, 41ge: Berwick, o, S1/00@1.25: hem, calf, 81, oak calf, |~ BLEACTED COTTONS — Farmers' chofos £1.00@1.25 French calf, S1. Moror ‘abot. 6301 Hope, Hill 44, boot leg, 30@32%: Moroceo oil pebble, N Bie: Lonsanle, st toppinis and linjngs, 8600 10.00 ver sutta, 104 t block, $3. Coigset earsarze, ry. Te: Peppe ndian’ Orehard, 6¢ Ton, - rates, $295: | Ndumiorns 3 t toc chain, per wedges, fe: crowbars” fei harrow teeth, 4et | Crown XXX, 6ige; Clifton CCC, 6e; spring steel, F@se: Burden’s horseshoes, | COC 41c: \”\nln' P, Sk, €4.40: Burden's mulé shoes, 8540 Barbed | ~Creviors—Amoskeaz, checks, 917c: Wire, in car lots, 400" per’ 100 Ibs. _Iron | keag, stri ; Slater, 5, Ko Nails. rates, 10'to 60, £3.00, Shot—8$1.50: | burg. 9 K¢ buckshot, $1.85: oriental powder, k £3.50 | Otis, stripes, o3 half kegs, $2.00: do, quarter kogs, 63gc: X ag, napped, 10ige:’ Lus $1.50; blasting, ke fuse, per 100 fect, . book fold, 12c: Obeton, book fold, 11350; e, Lead Bar, $1.65, Endurance, book fold, PAINTS 18 Oin—- White lead, Omatia, PP TICKINGS—Amoskeag ACA 12tjc: Thorn- Tige: white lead, \ pure, A dyke 000, Thorndyke faney, 9ige; ans, 20c; K Y 100e: Yok faney, 12tes Milbury Freneh zine, red se ! Pearl River, 1ige: Hami 9 ne, in varnish asst, 200 Swift ki hetueket S, Siye son's, ared led. chrome yellow, ochre, Winter's min Svanish brown, DRy PAINTS—White lead, Sct French zine, (colored) —Boston 9 oz, brown and + Parls whitiug, 2 whiting gilders, Boston O H brown and_drab, 1.‘,.v whitin com'l, 14e: lampblack. Gei 3 X brown and drab, 10¢: I\nq.nl mantown, lamivblack. ordinary, Sc rown, and diab, 1117e: Boston O I Prussian blue, ¢ ultramarine p 1% blue, 113ge; Warren Tricot, 1o dyke. brown. Se: umber. burnt. 4e: umber, i raw, 4ci sienna, burnt, 4c: sienna, raw dej Dry Lamber, Paris green, genuine, Paris urwll com- TBOARDS. mon, 2e: chrome green, N. X e chrome No.1Com. & 1. & 12, 14 and 16 {t. green, K. lde: vermiinon. English, in oil, [ No.2 " 012 M and 16 ft. T0c raw and ‘burnt wmber. 1 b, cans, 1205 [ No.8 % 1214 and 16 { rawand burnt sienna, 12c; vandyke, brown, | No.4 * 12 14 and 16 1t. : refined law A black and FENCING, (.,m black, 160+ Prussian | No.1, 4&6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough. 81, ave; nitramarine ¥ chronie | No.1, 4 &8 inch, 16 feet, rou B N, L, M. « 0., blind and shutte | No. ..,4.\»0{an|. 12 and 14 feet, rouzh. u_m pm-n, Lo M. & 1 Paris green, 18 | No.2 4 &8 inch. 16 feet, rough.. 15.00 ndian red, 15 \'n-m-xmn red, e i Tussan SIONS AND TIMBERS, 2 Ameriean’ vermillion. L. & D.. g0e [ ——— - yellow ocire, % ochire, 10 light 'oa puire, e nin tassium io ulp ver M. 4¢ 8 in. s 1812 Mand i6 7t VARNISHES—Barrels, er ion: rurni- 10, 18 and 20 ft.. 18 00 ture, extra, $110: furniture, No. 1, $1.00; 12 14 and 16 €. 10 00 conch, extra, $140: conen, No. 1. 8120} BHIP LAP. Damal, extra, 81 pan, 70c3 asphaltum 1 Blain, 8 and 10, iion xtra, 5Se; shellae, i hard oil finish, and 10 inch. Srinrrs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.12 do 101 proof, SL13; spirits, second quality, | *pA# Ston, 101 proof, $L12; do, 185 proof, SL11, Ale Binch, clear, § hol 10 per wine gatlon, * Redis- L tille S100@L50, ~ Gin | blend Lail SL50G2.00; Kentue bourbons, $2.00 i - :u]n{ cky, dnud Pennsylvania ryes 82,00 It Will Cost § b tl“:uf'u uohe‘ll‘l “»'\“xmnlmll\'l::ll“ll‘i The x-nm. et for fl?-' ¢ nof the Me- dnlm‘flu'l*l 503,00, (ih ; mlpnrl Gavock building, a six-story brick, to be @h 00 domestie, Rums, fin- i Vinth 2 savenworth streets, ported, $4.500@%,00: New | u._v|,u..| @2.00: built on :\""llll .\\ml Leavenworth uvnvl b domestie, @300, Champagnes, import- rded Monduy, by gMr. W. J. ed, per S8 00@31.00; American, per | McGavoek to Johmson, Phelps & Co., to case, $10,00@16.00 be completed befare Oct. 1. The |uo- — lousc will be the largest and ial in the city and \\-ill cost SyRur- 0, — - — = fgmsi $1.05 W (‘)rll-«l\vu ;xlx @ = = aple Syrup, g barrel, s T0¢ per gallon’ 1 gallon c Radlwa.y Time Table 34 gallon cans, $5.35 perdoz; STA neu gloss, 5 1b 5ide corn, 1 l\\llL’~l41r.l S 1035, 6lb, 7 o s | O.arrive and dopart. from oaes s King | g ang e roots: trainson’ dho 1l & Dy o . and K, St. J, & C, B. from the T, D S %:: B.'& b dopot: all otliers from tho Union Pacifio f bls gherkins, in bbIs, $7.50; do. | “°P°% BRIDGE TRAINS. in half hhlu Bridge tratns w.. loave U, V. dopotat 6: 5— quarter apples, in ; 1310:00- CaNpY—Mixed, 91gu1 OSarr choice, long, choice, 40@i0c Fa Ba40e (@ihe len bbl, 8 rellnod v CA; case, raspber 50: pineappies, 2-1b, per case, 8: AATCIES - Per oaddio, oA op il gasg. $1.007 square eases, $1703 mule aguare, .85, CorrEES—Ordinary grades, 10 alr, 10! (@ 1e; prime, 1lg@l2e; choiee, 12%@13L fancy gre 41403 old gov: ernig or Java, 16\@ SUGa granula ard extra C, 6%¢; extra C, 61{c; medium yel- low, 5@z, 8. Bbos. Fis e ARG - g |BI's H'f Bls ibls Pis Kts WEW PSR ) o) W 0 1210 Munn's S'tNo.1 L'b 6 005 503 201 801 50 54 50 L'ge Gib'ed Faucy 5 503 L'ke K'd 8l've Fey 5 504 252 971 671 40 53 47 astor, No. 1, per gal., 1 “'A‘NI B0 3 Favori tain, 50c: Funey, 45 ears, Bih0: paches, per cas e case, 85,90 Sase, 82.50; green gage Dilworth's, 1 eel, special cast, de; erticible steel, 6, ls do, 12@18; wagon s per set, | 110c ; 0 oz Magnolia, 12¢: S oz West Point, hubs, per set, S felloes, | 101¢:10 oz, West Point, 1345¢, S1.40; tongues, each, Th; axles, Browy CotToN—Lawrence L, 5e: Shaw- square nuts, per Ib, F@ile; coil | mut, LI, 5;: Beaver Dam LL, 503 Atantic 1b, 6@ malleabla, 6@Se: iron | L, 5¢; Indjan Hund. je: Wanchusse illton, American, 18¢: Indian pink, 14c: Venetinn, red. Cook- | 1e: Onice’ 4 Venetian, red, Awmerican, 1 8¢ _nn NINMS- Deaver Tige: chirome yellow. genuine, 200 reck BB, 10c €0, fei Jaft Y K. 1%: ochre, rochellé i, 11e: Jaitr Jaftrey D & French, 2%c; ochre, Amencan, ‘3¢ gei Columb) York, lie: York, Lohigh brown, 2ige; | faney, 18ige: Everett, fic; Haymaker's biue se. Prince’s mimeral, and |ru\\ L. M. & O, D., 18¢; godes patentdryer, Sc; graining colors dark oak, walnut, chestiu t nd D CHEMICAT cid, carbolic, lsam copaiba, per 10 wlnm Lo | xakxgslils loro- ey ":'L-.. A 6inch, or 1h Toad, ace m.mu-‘ &8 by 1, castor, ver gal,. quit D 6inch, gal., 81.40: oil, oliv ¥ Ginch, o I ortianiun, H0e: ‘ovium. W and it & 3 Ay stryehnine, I)('l‘ oz, ‘l A Mir 1b,” G4 parture of the berries hoxes, tern, 42whlge: pe i St lull\fl‘. new, Arrivai "30ib, 1607, 05, 10, ianle, “Ashton, Sie; bbls, ~Dray lodds, per L. Ashton, 2@l e; gingo, 0w : Young e Oolos ! rood Tmverial Hyson, 2o t, good, \ HHee i chmu, 00: do, yaly 5: Michigan bbl. 4,00, cider, 13 tripple strengtl, p'm bl saR—Wite wine, 13 ngle strength, 12¢; —Hara to Beat, 7ve: Charm o, ‘ountain, 70¢: Golden Thread- 60c; Buds, e Roeky Mo un Jaisy, 40c; North Starf Hest, ' 624e; Good standard, per 5be; Our 0DS—Oysters. 2 1b, per case, 54.50; while cherries, Dl ber case, 8 g | per. case, $4,60: 15, per case, $1%i thuckle’s toasted, XXX roasted, 14gc} e, Zo; cut loaf, 7ieg s A, 03c; stand- RS—P0 ted, 701 207167140 B3 47 MroRTED FISR. 9 |libls llll‘ Bbis O'r Libls/Pails_or kits “we e |00 5 07 16 13 10 3 Drek — (Unbleached) — 8 oz, A 12inch, The following is the time of arrival and de. local depors. rde; ol at Council Bluffs: M CHICAGO & 1CAGO, MILWAUKES & ST. 9:15 A M CoAIr » KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS, butter an § & Jaka | Kin ger snap i WABASH, ST. LOU! np m.n-n‘ Ir, 20@37e: good, ATBE Mo . BEKE: Magnolia, ver, e ntauk AA, 1%; Montauk BB, n, FLOORING, white pine 2050 STOCK BOATD. $.152% 14 and 16 feet. SHINGLE: dard OMARA, traing by Central Standard timo st ‘Trains of the C., 5 I CONNECTING LINES und devarture of trains from the 1 | | NORTHWE: | | 2k zzK rEz Denvor Expross 0. & REP, VALLEY. Mail and Expre: B. & M. IN NEB. Mail und_Expross. Night Express ... SOUTHW ARD. MISSOURL PACIFIC, NOKRTHWARD, 2 C. ST P M. &0, Sioux City Express. . |.. aklundAccommon'n i EA 1'\\'AI(D The Millard, . E. Markel Tos. Swobe, Proprietcrs Omuha, Nebruska, Job" Prating. REES PRINTING (‘u Job Printers, Book Bludars, And Blank Book Mahufssturers, 106108 South Fountcehtn $tros Flour and Feed, | | P W.J. WELSHANS & CO,, k‘s:u‘f‘.x;,‘."‘““'"‘f’“”“’r“’“ e 8| Wholesale Flour, Feed and Graln, g Hukrlugs 1) 200 003 G0 w2 w0 | w78 | Manufacturersct W J. Welshans & Co.s Quick Bristlings......| 5 004 504 002 801 90 .00| 65 &0 umfillu(lwwn flour and proprietors Omaba Clty 8l oor” S wnd ¥ Biroets, Onaba. NEW FISH. ";;,* %' '2{“\ =2 _l.u_um, Hides, Ete, Bloater Mess. ... .| 3 0018 0016 269 m'fi‘i JLOMAN LIHOR, o e, ... 1 LA B Ex No. 1 50'F. | Mz onl we s doi 0 Wholesalo : Shoa REES !9‘!‘!‘?“21;: Luthnl Sadal v Hardwafs, Mg Mo douore., Lo lw cemmp 81 o lhlxehndmw. Hides, Woo), Furs, Lnn{c }‘nlgfi; R :%; AT Pelis, Grewe, Tallow, Eic., Omsha Not, Dl 700 400l BRI B | T — 2 LAKE FISH, o v Cnnfecuonery 16 ey N st - NEW FISTL “{' sul F P, FAY & CO., No.1 Whitg Fish. Manufa:turing Confectioners, Jobbers of Kruits, Nuts and Cigars, Farnam St Ouaha, N 1211 eb. . " Holland lln-nnm.h'x il S VT N R .A:.rmoulh hloaters, 95¢; new wned err ML KLAHN(: . Dry Goods. Agent for Atheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n uerican, 5'4; Arnold’'s, 6e; Co Spevial brupds Fuust, Budweiser, Erlanger 3 Manchester, 6¢; Lyman, fe; ( cester, bhye; Dunuell Jacquard, 6e! Dunuell Cor. 9thind Capitol Ave., maba Book Binding, Ets, REES PRINTING o, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers, Nos. 106 and 108 South 14th Street, Owaba, Neb. Bridges —Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engineers and Contractors, Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination anda Howe Truss Bridges I:anu and Onk Timber. 15th st,, near Farnam Telephone No 734, (] Cigars and Tobaceo MAX MEVER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition. 215 to 228 South 11th & + 1020 to 1024 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nob, 1 FACTORY, HER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Leaf Tobaccos, Nos - 108 and 110 N. 14th Street, Omaha, Nel urockery, W. L WRIGHT, iy Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Chimneys, Bte, Office, 317 1. Omaha, NOb, C, S, ODRICH & CO Agents fo F. AL Whitney Carriage Co. 8 Children's Carriages, Lamps, South 1ith And Jewett's Celebr 1 Relr rators. Sen for price lists, 1415 m s, Omaha, WS¢ JITIS & CO,, Wholsale& Relcul Fing Cnrrlnges 18" Yeara Neree Branch at Council Blu Lornices, Eagle Cornice Work: _John Epeneter, Proprictor. Manuf Guvunized Tron and Cornico: #21 Dodge and 105 North 1th Strcet, Omaha, Neb, Galvanized iron (.orulces Dor did Windows, Finals, Ete., 310 8, 121h 8. Work dane in any’ purt'of the country. Western Cornice Works, s SCHT, Propricto Galvanized mlees, Bt ceat's im. roved Puient Me Skyl{zht. 708 and blO S, h £t Omaby Doers, Sash. Etc. The Gate Cicy Plen‘ng Will. Doors, Sach and Blinds. Also ml kinds of turning. Scrofl and Stuie work of every de- A. ROSENBERY, PR Manufactirer and D er in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Hoaldings, Etc, Ity Telephone v Ste., Omahu, Neb. ) Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electriciuns, Electrical Sapplies, Masonic Block, Omaha, Burglar Alarms, Hells, Fire Alurms, #'ectric Matting, Speakiog Tubes, Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORTS Wrought and Cast ITron Building Work 100 Stairs, Ruiting, Roiled Beams and G o ngrines, Brass Work, il Foundry Muchine und Hiacksmith Work, Oflice and Works, U. P Rty and § 17th st. iren a: d P:,ils. ity Safes, Omalia Safe Works, G. ANDRT anufacturer of Vault Doors, Jnil W Work. Cor. I4th and J re and Burglar Proof Safes, Shuiters nnd Wire Omaha, Neb, rk. ckson Sts., Wagons and Carriages. Established 1358, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriags Pactory, HWand 141 Dodge Street, Omuh; cb. Commission, Etc. i M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yurds, 5. Omaha. ic 583 W. F. BROWN & (0, Commission Dealers in Live Stock. Ofico—Exchunge Building, Union Stock Y urds, Bouth Gmabia, Neb. gt Telephone No.oss. Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA __l:xmn.-u‘ John . Boyd, Sups [ SAVAGE & GREF I Live Stock Commission Merchants, Shijments of any and all © ed. Union Bt ck Yurd < solicit o Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lims, Sasb, Doors, Fic. Yards—(or. Tth and Dougias, Cor. 0th und Douglas, Lumber, ‘HV BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Bliads, Mouldings, Stair Work and Intorior Hurd Wood Finish, Just opened. N. K. cor. tih and Leavens worth Btrects, Omabin, Ncb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. Mth Btreet, Omaba, Nob. Manager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 6th and California Streets, Omaha, FRED W. GIt. anber, Lime, Cement, Etc Ete. r. Oth wud Douglas Sureets, Omub; e GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Quaha, Nebraska, CHAS. . LE Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Faccy Woods, &c., B. \i Cor, vth llh.“uu,un G, ¥. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mokdirgs, Bullding Paper South 13th HLIevts Odanm, Nebraska, Fish, Ete, “TBENSON FISH CO" Buccessors 10 leken Biemssen & Co. Wholosale Fish Dealers, ers of Toreign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones Bueal aud v\ P Track Omabioe Xoby - e v Office, Corner 6th and Pacifio Ste, | - S. | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY . Agricultural Impiements, LININGER & METCALF 00, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Omahia, New PAHLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes. ‘e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholcgale Desler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons Carriages and Buggios, , bet., 0th and ith, Omah R Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & €0, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, M11 Farnam Siceot, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory. Summor Street, Boston, Carpets, £ A, ORCHARD, Wholewxle Carpcls. 0Il Cloths, Mnttings, Curtain U} Farnam St Coal, Lime, Etc, JEFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Ofioe, 212 8. th ©t., Omuha, Neb, Yards, 8t and Divonport Streots. § COUTAST & SQUIRKS Deslers in Hard ana Soft Coal. iee, 219 8, 1th 8t. Telephone maha, Neb A FUEL 0O, Stippers of Coul . Gk, L148. 161 S « Virestaont. GEO. PATTEREON, 3. H. Hurnenr, Proprictor Nebraska Coal and Lime Compnny, wer. OMATA, HRASKA Office, “Telcphone 4. 610, Fy Lanaan, Pros. €. I Goony AN V. Pres SUNDENL Omaha Cm., (oke flnd me Company, Joblers of iard and_soft_cout, A9 8. Lith Sty umes Neb OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE €O, Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive deniers in Boulder Colorado Conl, 217 outh Hih strect, Coffee and Spices. TS, ¢ & MILES {ome Cof!ee and Spics ;M7 Co. Hiuing cise 0f our 1B pnckizo 1600 Howard 5t 1o od Coft CLARKT BHOS. & €O, Cmaha Coflce and Spice Hills. It i PPowder Flavoring 41416 Har- uk, cte Cmmn?cs"an, Etc. 1 & o, JOHN Genera! Conn iss m Mcrchant a, 105 Keturns mado promotly- . McDON ALD, COiqu( 55108 HERCHANT. 816 12tk Street, Omahu, Neb. tor Lges, sud Chickd WIEDEMAN & (0, Produce Commlssmn }flcl clnms Poultry. : But Gencral Commlsslou Marclmnls, | 1408Dodgo Strect, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Boncited. W. E. RiDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant, SPECIALTIES =Cheese, Butier Epgs, P and G 112 8. lith, Omuha, Neb, phione’ No. 32, WE Storage and Comm KS & MILLARD, s3loa Hsrehants. Forcign and Lomestic Fruits a specialty cpant storgre fucilities. W and ofiice, 10 North Fith st Telephone 77, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, wuce. A fullline of Stone- ts rolicited. 1414 Dodgo St, . MORONY, General Conml»slon Merchant, wind Country Produto gon- VBt Omalin, Nob. MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerntor and I'acking Hougo, 14th & Leaven. worth St., on U P. 1. B. Track, Omaha, Neb. B Established 1870, i ROBERT PUBVIS, Genera! Commission, Omub, Neb. Spocialties—Butter Eiky, Poultry aud Game. PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Truits, Produce und Provisions, ul{ll‘bll“ & 110 1A Succossors 10 Gritlith, £118, 14tk § Commission Merchant, and whol butte Bpccinity. e dealer in coun Goods L Omahin l\|l{‘~1')llll’\l N (Successors to A, P Produce Commission Merulmms No. 213 South 1ith 8 duce, fruits, gninent a Sc cet, Omaha, Nob, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & C0, Yholesule Lry | Goods and Notions, Listis Dougles Street, Omaha, Neb, L. GINSBERG & €O, Wholcsulo Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Linens, iiccs, Embroidery and White' (o 1640 Douglus mirect, O, Nop. 0% White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD Co,, Strictly Pure White Lead, 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, _ Harness, [h. WELTY & I.A\hlm« K, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Biankets ana Kot % 1421 Furnuw Neob. Strect_ Omubi, = Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Hattress Company, anufacturing Matiresses, Hedding, Pillows, Cote, Bte, 1266 and 1205 Douglu Omahi, Neb. — ther reet, Qveralls, CANFIELD MARUFACT( RING CO., Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Puuts, Shirts, Ete., 1102 and 1 W Dougls Buoet, Omil, Nob - OHAHA JOBDERS' DIRECTORY OMAHA L MEER €0, Dealers in Al Kinde of Building Material at Wholesale, I8k Stroetand « 0 00 fse i Track, OmAhA. GERMAN D WYATT, X Wholesale Bealer in Lumber, 20th and Lzard Streets, Omah N\ il J. A WAKEFI Wholesale Lumber, Lath Shinglas, Building Papers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, \|uu|' mes, Pickets, Posts, Hayy At Ninth ana Miltinery, 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters wid Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, nd 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Noh Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments. Steinwny Planos, Weber, Docker, Hainos and riges Pianos, Padeard Oigaus, Chaso Organs. 101 and 16 15th streot. Furniture, Ete, CHARLYES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Ete. 208 and 1210 Fa 1 Street, Omaba, - DEWEY & STONE, 3 Wholesale Dealers in Furaitars, Farnam Street, Omaha, N Groceries. ALLEN IROS, Wholesale Grocers, 1116 and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. E. B. CHAPMAN & O, Wholesale Faucy Grocers, Clgars. Tobacco and Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard S& MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobaccos, 1817 aud 1519 Dougs lus t, Omuha, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Btreets, Omaha, Nebv PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, Wllolesale Groceries and Provisions, e Nos. 70 09 and 711 8. 10th St., Omuho, Neb, Hardware, W. J. BROATCIH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wigon Stock, Hurdwood Lumber, otos 1209 '"nd 1211 Harey streey, Omaha, Nob. EDNEY & GIBHON, Wliolesale Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carrlage Wood Stock, Heavy Hurdware, 1217 and 1 cavenworth § , Oinnhi, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOK, Builders' Hardware, Mechanies' Ta Bufalo § It Omaha, Neb, LEE, FRIED & €O, | Jobbers of Hnrdware and Nails, Tinware, | Sheet Tvon, onts for Howo, Scules and Miwimi I L Omain Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Muntics, Grates, 1 1320 nnd 1323 Fare it RECTOR & WiLhie CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Harnoy Streets, Omaha, Nob. 1405 Douge wi Harvesters, WA DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Munufscturer of the Dserlng\ Harvester Goods, Write to W, Omuba. Lor ner, General Agonty tephono 610 Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG (‘O\l)’A‘{\" B Pumps Plpa and Engines. E12am, Water, 1 Milling Supplis Bty 9, vz lml 4 I urnam St. Omaha, Nob 1 CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps Plpa Fittings, ol Eteam and W quarters for Mast Foo: urnum Stroety Jewelry, _ EDHOLM & ERTCKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in & ure, Diamonds, Watchas Clocks, Jewelers' Tools and Materials, Ete., 108 and 104, Tth 5 Notlons Ete, t, Cor. Dodge, Omahi, Nob,_y VINYARD & SCINEIDER. Jobners m ? Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 und 1008 Farnum St., Omabia, Neb, J. T. Robinson Notion Comgany. i 403 and 405 S, 10th St., Omaha, Wholesale Deulers ‘i N and nishing Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE C0, Wholesale Dealers fn Oils, | Gasoline, Mica Axle Grons A. . Bishopy Manager, Omakia, Neb, Pork Packing. £x JAMES E. BOYD, s Pork Packer and Shipper, Omuha, Nebrasks, HARIIS & FISHER, 3 Packers and Provision Deaiers, Dffice, Union Marke! Dod, Strect. Pucking bhouse, U, P, K. K Trucl Omuhu, Nob, Teles phone No, 157, i = Safes and Locks, " . BOYER & €O, L/ Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire und Burglar Prog ufes, Time Lotis, Vaulte 1020 1y um streot, Omuly, Nob Seeds, J. EVANS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer fn Seeds. Agricultural, Vegetuble Odd Fellow ' Hally 3 Neb, and Juil work, N. W. Cor, 14th und O e Drugs Ets THE GOODMAN DRUG €O 4 Wholesale Druggist:, And Dealer in l"mm ..\; Inml Window Glase 0 b, " ] Wingg and [}l ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines &\;1 In, Ihitte 1112 Hurney Btrect, Omahay T, L ACAN Buccessor to 3 'u- A & Discan, Tmporsers Gind W © Dicaiors in Wines, quums and 100 iy Notl — J. T, BRANDIES & $ON, Wholesula Job Lots, | Dry Goods, Notions, Ge Furnish Gaods trow New Yol | a4 Bouth Lith B, rudo siles dilily. Wi Dtunbia. :