Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1886, Page 3

Petrolenm—Firm: UUnited elosed at 64°Zc. il and’ weak; western fresh, Steady but g Lower and | contract grade, 0, Biitter—( i Cheese—Quict and easy: western, 6@ Cincinnati, May - Wlieat— 8¢ No. 2 red, S0@<0",c. Corn—eavy; 2 mixed, 36 a6 Onts—Weaker: No. 2 mixed, 81, Rye—Steady . 3, B Pork—Dull and Jower at § Lard—Weak and lower at £5.0515, Wihisky—£1.10. Milwankee, — Wheat August, @ Wealk: Barley—Dull: Provisions June, 85,40, Minneapoiis, May 27.—Wheat and duil, except tor milling hard, eash and.Jane, 7 porthern, eash and’ June, Lower; mes<s pork, cash and Weak 1 July, e No. 2 northern, easl Flonr—Quiet; patents, $4.40@4.05: bakers, 83,4000 Itec t, I /Neat, 73,000 bu. o ipments— Wi at, 10,000 bu: flour, 24,000 Hl. ~Firm and ; duly, 10ty Touis, May 2 rey No. 2 mixed, c;sh, 2@ m atblije. Wihisky—S$1.10 Pork Lard Butie Afteenionn Bonrd Corn— e higher. AFTERN 00N Nighier ~Wheat Oats—Unehin BoAnn, — Wheat — Juaie highers oats, 1o higher. i X ) (14,80 Cova and heifere, as and feeders, $5.250 2,000 Tight, S3.00@1. New Orlen 1 holder sllow, 4% -Corn—V Ty u'l |x|ln s mixed, Whites, ke300, Yats—Quietand firm: choice’ western, 59c. Cornmeal—Moderately active and higher at Por Lard 9 Dull and a shad lower: refined Bulk ) i long clear and clear ) In loss i new No. 2 \\Iuh-r. aull, at is, tllat 7 1t In poor de T poor demand: s June’and July, Mav LIVE STOCK, Chieago, Ma The Drovers' Journal 1060 150 1 stoek- bulls and 505 through dull and weak; natives, Wheat ¢ bid, 55¢ ~Unset- asked; 3 Steady bic. Oats—No que Kansas Cit Wy, 1,000: shipmeénts, ~none; and 10e lower; choice to od, $4.00@4.%0 nd closed \\'nh ne of 5 common to Thursday Evening, May ¢ market was about 5e lov to-day on_account of the 1eported deeline in Chicago. The receipts were lizht and there s ot doing aside from e sale of CATTLY vore lllu'h I l\ul not arkel l)|ll before steady at yes- of news X iuotations, but on Tecel from eastern markets the feeling v weak but strongat the hil did ot they ik quiet, and even good grade: Cattle Hous. Sheep. . Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on th Illlnlt'l Choice si , 1850 1o 1500 1bs, . 1 I|mm- steers, 1100 to 1300 |b 1250 to 1300 1hs. ers, 1050 to 1150 ]lN . rto |||v|l\l||n cows and ln ifers 100d to choice bulls. . rdivm bully. i Lo choice stags heavy hois e hoy los Sheap. Av. Pr. seven days, with ¢ DRESSED BE p Thursday ... Friday Satur Mo Tuesday dnosda Thursday o lvlu llu) Fri Saturda @i @350 Tuesd g Wednesday | @150 Thursday (@3,50 Allsales of stock in thus market are n e ewt. live welhit unless otliorwiso s t 150 per Ib for al nr hn '\ welghing less t Progiant sows are do 80 1bs. 40 bs no and gtags oton. W. Holinbomm, Waco, sold a load of hogs® E. D. Welker, St, Edwards, maketed s olad of llogs, F. L. Cotton, Kearney, 1Ogs to-dla Welch, Papillion, had a load of hogs rket. marketed o load of . Beatvice, came in to-day m, Gmmm‘ s0ld a load of bogs on : \mlhlnuu had two loads of at the yards, Boetteher, Lowell, was at the yards with ad of xheep. 11, K. Falkner, Plun Creek, sold a loa¢ of Logs on the warkel, Weak: | | ket with a THE OMAHA ])AILY Quinn & Hilebrandt, keted a 1oad of hog . 8. Lucas, Central City, Wood River, mar- was on the mar- 1 to-day’s market, 1. Clarks, w: marketed 191 hiead of cattl 0, Me naughay, Gibbon, nd sold two loads of hogs, Cooper & Tewksbury, Weeping Water, sold two loads of hogs on to-day’s market, H. Beagle, North Loup, was on the m\m( with a load of hogs and a load of at the yards and was at the Price, Swartville, and Reynolds & R., Ravmond, each had a load of hogs on the market, W. A Roge 1 bry tthe ) the firm liams & Lewis, Louisville, was at the yards to-day with load of hogs which he sold on the markef A OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, General Markets, Thursday E: \vmnc May 27, Jas fecling we Burtenr—The receipts are heavy and the dlemand from the jocal trade cortespondingly hght. Only strictly _chotee, unitorm y nzes Wil bring outside quotations. Th for even the very best grades is limited and commission men are compelled to dispose of the greater part as best they can, here is very little demand for ereamery. — Choice table butter, Sw10¢; 3 infe tair to good, & eam cheddars, 1: young Swiss cheesc Limburger, Loy e but not en n.:h hi Old fowls, per doz chikens, per dozen. LV ES, JELLIES, E on Preserves, all pail T do, tumb- all Kinds, e, Ters. per ¢ secona PIGS FEET, bbl, £4,00: do, k4 bbl, i tongues, per 'y bbl, quart jars S per ease, 2 doz, £4.005 Trpe, pe 003 do, per hbl do kit strained, per lbbl, & alifornia, 150 ks, per Ib, 1215 pen- Plie arrivals are more libe |k|-t h firm. Los Angeles ORANGES but the n i A h*\\ cherries have been re- nd are cumlu.\nllln\, ir prices when n L’lmll shape. Southern eherrics, ;o stand, £10.003 do, per drawer of 15 qts, €250, Cali: fornia, per box, $2.50, STRAWD! —The vlied with i and southern 1llinois berries and prices le low, ‘T'wo bushel being sold at as 00. Best er prices. ket is well sup- stands where a httle soft, low as $6.50 and ey Wilsons m pmll are qiotable ner M qt ease,” varieties bring as high as $9.00, per stand. or S4.00 per 24 g, case. o T warket s very strong. With weather much higher prices ted. Reports from New York Show an - advance of its per box. Ourmarket proportionately low and hands of jobbers lighter than nefore at this season of the year. Faney ina, per box,$7.00@7.505 good per box, £3,00@ BANANAS ted Baraccos nwalls, ). is exper 300@4.50 3 l(ul H App are clearing up t y can. Quotations are $5.50( 001 .ll-r«-' are selling at $2,00 kmr bush box. l()r 0ANUTS—Der 100, $5.00; less than 100, £5.508 NEW Fias, DATES, Erc.—Layer figs, 8 and 10-b boxes, per Ib, 16e. Dates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per lb 14¢; Persian, 50-1b boxes, per 1b, 10¢. © Prunelles. 30-Ib boxes, per 1b, 18¢. FrovisioNs—fam. 10c; oreak con Sa@sbge: elearsidebacon, muM hltl( 50 Ib cans, ey 5 1b cans, do, ss ham, 10c. doz, asparagus, bunehes spinacll. per ) per doz, lettuce, dni. v plep ant, p b, peas i bush lmx, g Sg-bush bo - 82,00; cucni- bers, $1.25( onions. per box, r box, 0 %0, —l‘nrm(s. turnips, pet beots, 4c BeAxs—1Ihe supply is liberal and the mar- ket is dull.~ A good many California beans received while the freight rates were down, and are being offered at very low prices whieh keeps down th prices of ‘noie W stock. [nferior_stocks, 75@1.00; good 2wlh0; medium hand- hand-picked navy, 81.40 clean country. picked, $1.50@1.40; 1 -Choice stock has sold this cents, while a few sales of a few s of extra good stock have been made at 0e, New potatoes which are being shipped in from the south and west and Salt Lake po- help to lessen the demand for old Salt Lake potatoes are auoted at 5@ Froun AND MiListurrs—Winter wheat flour, bestquality patont, 83,0010 second quality, Dest (unlil};) spring enl lour, watont, S5o0adi8: Cbran per_cwt: chopped feed, S0c per ewt; wmm corn meal, We; yellow corn meal, 70" owt; Screcning, G0e per cwt: hominy, 860 per ew: shorts, 60¢ per ewt: ‘graham, 8170 oy, in bales, S5.00@7.00 per ton. FURS AND SKINS—-MIK, each. 10@dlc: muskrat, winter, 5@1oc: do. kits. le: Otter. ga.00a000; skunle, short ntrlpod ina@be: do, brosd_stri 10@15 25@n0; Rac CoOmeNo. T larze. J0@0; a6, No. % S0@i; G0 " Now 5, Tovio: woll. vrairie 50@De; «do. mountain, )’ 003 wildeat, 15@40; bea- ver, $1 30 v fox. _each, 40c@l,75: Ueerskins, drv winter, 10@ide per 1bs do, fall and summer, 15@2)e: ‘antelope, b@ide per Th HipEs—Groen butehers, 510 green eurod Tis@ y flint, 1i@\ic: dry salt. S@l0e damagéd hidos twothirds e, Tailow. Grease, prime white. Inru‘v\ it W 5¢ por 1 : fin et ; coarse, 10c1: wool o 1'.uuo slaughter sole 1 prime ok sole leather, lmwr lvnllu-r. per toot, Wadde: 50 itk kip, S@ise: Frenh Kip, 55 hem, calf, L0105 o0a fronich ealf, $1.2wi .80 co 0il pebble, 2 6.00@10.00 per doz 0AL—lowa, 8 Walnut block, Ilinols, & Misacur, "84 6. UEAVY TADw ALE Slron, rates, plow steel, special cast, 4¢; crucible steel, 63, cast tools o, 1218 wgon ‘ukn'n. jer set, $1.75@s.00: sot, 20 ellue* sawed dry, §1.40; tnu‘:ue~ each, T xles, each, 75c; square nuts, per Ib, Y@ile: ool chain, per 1b, 6@12e: malloable, 6se’ iron wedges. 60: erowbars 6e: harrow tecth, det spring steel, T@se; Burden's horseshoes, £4.40: Burden's mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed Wire, in car lots, $400 per 100 _Ibs. _lron Nails. rates, 10'to 60, $3,00, Shot—§1.50: buckshot, 81.85: orlental powder, kegs, 88.50 @4.00: do, half kegs, 82.00; do, quarter kegs, fuse, per 100 feet, toppings and lin $1.50; blasting, kegs. 300, ‘Lead Bar, §1.0% FAINTS 15 OlL—White lead, Omaha, P. P, e White lead, St. Lous, pite, ST Ma- solllos green, 1to 5 I cans, 200; French zine, green seal, 'iie: French scal, 1o} rench zine, in varnish asst, 20e: French zine, Te; vermillion, American. 150: Indian red, 10¢: rose piok. l4c: Venetl Cook- son's, 93(c; Venelian, merican, 1 3¢ ared led. ie: chrome yellow. genuine, 0o clirome yellow, K. 12¢: ochra. Tochelle e, ochre, French, 28(c; ochire, American, ! 26 Winter's mineral Sige; Lenigh browh, k6! Svanish brown. 2ic: Prince's mineral, @ 3¢t refined lampblac yellow oenre ochre, 16 yer, dark onk, A form, ‘per b, 5e; 2} epsom’ salts, ver phur. per b, de: ad groceries VARNISHES— arrels, ture, extra furni con ex 44 Dawma; H extra, 5S¢ u'lI:u'. 8 S1.50, SeiniTs bourbon Sheat X S1.:50/3,00, domestic, 81, ported, $4.50@s,00: New 1 domestic, 81.2%@8.00, C Mx\plu Syrup, i T0e per gallon: 1 gallon STARCH-MITTor wloss, gloss, 310 5ige. Mirror ulos: corn, 1 i Kingst Kingst wloss, 1 b, T 6lb, 7 Kingstord's pul ford” sbuik.4e dium, in small. in herkins, in_half l»lnl\ Drien Frort evavorated bo: h £ 0APS -Kirk 8 ave K's satinet, € rk's white l{n“mn N CANDY—Mixed, 01 L1—Dray load 12@10c; i i o per refined, per bbl., VIN) Hara to B \\(eri‘ 60c; Buds, 0c; Giood Luck. 55¢: Our Nl('}\' 55 3 strawberrie: S, 2-1b, per ¢ per. case, V8460 peaches ; ]N‘r case, 3 , $2.50; incapples, 2 —Per caddie, re, 111 5@12 y green and yellow grument Java, 20tte 20 2Aa@Ae ¢l granulated, 7e; confect ard extra C, 6%c; extra low, 5% @6z, Fish. NEW FiSH. nd burnt sienna. l’ll e drop black, 16« L. M. & O. D, per Mt ~Cologne -.p\nu ennsylvania ryes, 89,000 Brandies, imported, Ging, barre pruncs, new, 4% (@4l b, S Dome, §4 CANDLES—Boxes, boxes, 40, 16 0z, 65, 109,¢ 1l 12 ber bbl. —HBlick Dbl. SE00; Crab, per doz qts, $ 6.50; do, half bbl. GAR—Wite wine, 18(@lics o ngle strenzth, 12¢3 Fiy the \West, 60c: Fountain, 70 ; Faney, 45¢; Dais; ED Goons—Oysters. standard, . Der case, 84, i blums, per- ¢ llll‘rillr J Arbug TRassian blue, 550 ult nmnnnepl‘h: van- dyke. brown. Se: wnber, burnt. 4c: umber, | sienna, burnt, dc; sienna, raw dc; 3 i Paris reen, com. ome green, N. Y., 20c: chrome y 12¢: vermilnon, hnihuh | Tc; raw and burnt wmber, 1 b, cans, | raw vke, brown, orivy biack, 16c: Vrussian blue, #0c; ultramarine blue, 15 chrom e green. L., M The: Blind and shutte | green, 1 Paris green, 18 ndian’_ red, 13; Venetian red, ve: 20: Amerh vermillion. L. & D Ls—Acid, carbolic, balsam copaiba, per Calomel, per 0z, 4c; chloro: s powders, per b, Pute, per 1, 18¢; lead, acetate, per D, 20c tor, No. 1, per gal,, £1.60: oil, eastor, wer gal., £1,40 ml, olive, per gal., 403 '0il, origanim, e oprum. qui nine, P. & W., and R. & S.. per oz, $5¢: po- tassium focide €3.00: saliein, per oz, 40c; sulphate m er o0z, S sul- strychuime, per oz, $1.40, pergalion: ture, i, 7005 a8 hard’ o 188 proof, 81.12; do 101 proot, 8113 spirits, second qual 101 proot, $112; do, 188 proot, SL1L- Al lol, l\\;mm' 210 per wine gallon, R tilled whisk S1.00@1.50, hlan«lwl SLH0W2,00; tucky bourbons, & and rye »\hl 2.0 imported, o). R i fmport- AL e | $25 00@34.00; Awmerican, per 10,00 16,00 Grocera' List. LSRN 10, bbis: No. 70, 4-callon s, 8107 New Oricans 88 @bie per gallon; us, 3¢ kallon cans, $5.2) per doz; quart cans $3.00. 3,6 Ib, ¢ ond’s b, bbls. in bbls, §7.50; do. in auarter apple 05,51, el I\ berties b jic, Lmyperial, ok, 0'gdlle. 5; “Ashton, bbls; Ashton, Bic; salsoda, vepper, boxes, 1 Anamon, 18 e mustard, o 5 2. butter an W ger snap bb) $7.00: do, tjaly Michigan tripple Gl at, 7e: Charm o, Tolden Thread: Rocky Mo un North Starf 62:ge; Good e i per 1b. per case, C mmu nia apric \\hlh‘ ('iu’r e, eg grceu gages, 2-1b, per ¢ ey round, per 1.00; square cases, $1.70; mule square, —Ordinary grades, 10¢;falr, 101@ howce, T2k @liiye; 1l fe uma | “bls () T nm; Pmls or kits 12 10 Nar'u | | KKK liur AIII’BII" e !\15 nu‘a 30310 .... Norwegian 126 005 458 u-’m‘ 8 W4 804002 W1 0) ND.l 0.1 Pickercl ““Holland herring, 85¢; sin Yarwouth bloaters, 9. 28¢, 5 American, 5'¢ checo, fl(‘ Manchester, M, v}«f Sttt ie: I BLEACTE CORSET JE 163, hevperell, 'lllllll Cag, & o u oz Maguolia, 12¢ 0 0z. West Point, 1 —Kean Tige; g an Head, 7e! Adnn ic P, bxe. keag, stripes, 8'5e; Slater, Whittendo l( ok fold, 12¢. 9ige: Montauk AA, e A‘( aA, 1 reck J.me) XXX )uum-u Ilm‘q\mrd [ 4340} de. 8¢ Fruit, 8¢ rsarge, Indian Orchard, 62} hed) —8 oz, Bitowy CorroN—Lawrence LL, be ge: Clifton T0sé, })v Ollb. checks, 9l e; ()lm :l!lp«w l&' Amu:lmug, na, , bool fuhl 12¢: Oberon, Beaver Crech 018 012 w9 w 7 w 6 o b (R 3 LAKE FISH, H't BUls!Q'rBUls P'ls | Kts ¥RV K9G ' 100w fu' u“‘\m Nn lwm(of BE. T goaun-u-mn-w LR T01 501 60 56 | 60 150 65 57 “wl»«n.mllu 40 oked halibut,10'ge 3 new scaled berrings, Dry Goods. 3 Arnold’s, 6e; Co Lyman, 3 Glou Dunnell Harmon Merrimac, armers' choice, ML 4o, Tived Waln® ey Al‘mury, '\l.u.llmlllh lMut West Point, 5¢: Shaw- Atantic ot, 63c; ;3 Utica Wat CHEVIOTS—Amoskeag, ehecks, 9i5c; Amos- M!llx’s.N Edin- stripes, 8c: Glen- {:uuk fold; 11 Aumoskeag ACA 125c: Thorn- o; Thorudyke fincy, Vise; ork fancy, 12:e: Milbury, 12! Pearl River, 11ie: Hah 1: Bt Kiver, 03c: Shetucket 8. Sige: Shotuck: 125 Monmuk BB, AA,( 1le; Btn\el lllnry York, ; Hayinaker's bluo Dy PaAINTS— W Hbl(‘m be: Krench eine, ‘olumbian, 12}¢ 12: Paris whiting, 2ige; whitin, ildess, F\urell‘ PR T g TRy rrir O g i§ wantown, 12¢; .amnnhc\. ordiuary, i | Duck— (wmled} ~LBosion ¥ 0z brown and i black and | 3 godes | Se: graining colors | walnut, ciestnu t nd | get glycerine, | ¥ BEE i K RII)AY. Boston O 11 brown and arab, XX brofvn and drab, Boston | e R ror i and b 11 s Hoston "0 P | blue, 113ge: Warren Tricot, {5e. MAY 28, 1886. nr.nhl ()(. i Book Bmdmz E!" Dry Lumber, SIS A REES PRINTING €O, s 18 14 und 16 ft [ Printers, Book Binders, 12, 14 and 16 ft. And Wank Book Manufacturers. Noe. 108 and 13 M and 16 1t | 108 South 1th Street, Owaha, Neb, 12, H‘ d 16 and 16 ft. Bridges —Steam Pile Driving, No. &6 inch, 1 oo . 816,50 > ~ - :r:f.: :2.5012.‘.\ m“r':‘«!t“rf:ui\mfm‘ }T,m RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, No. 2, 4&86 inch, 12and 14 feet, rough.. 1400 Engincors and Contractors. | No.2 4 &6 inch. 16 feet, rongh... ... 15.00 Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Tron Combination and Howe Truss Bridgc ling and Oak Timber. 15th &, ncar Farn Telephgne No 75, - Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, ’l‘obaccos‘ Gune and Ammunition, outh 11th Stroet, 10 to 14 Farnain Sircet, Omabi, Non, DIMENSIONS AND TIMLERS. 150 18:50 15:50 16:90 14,50 14,30 1059 FLOORING. A Oineh. white pini. 35,00 INTER-OCEAN CIOAR FACTORY. WEST & FHITSCHE Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesalo Dealers in ioaf Tobaccos. 108 and 110 N. 14th Street, Omaha, Neb, LrOCKery. D 8inch, E Ginch, “ A l‘llnrh sl NOARDS, Noa. 12, 14 and 16t 1500 amnnimann % - 10, 18 and 20 ft.. 18 00 W. L. WRIGHT, ] 12, 4and 16 ft.. 15 00 | Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters, BHIP LAP. | No.1, Plain, 8 and 10 incn. | No.2 Plainy 8 and 10 inen.. . | No. L, O Goees SHING *A¥ Standard, .. 5 inch, clear, §1 No. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Bte. O Streot, Omabia, Neb C. 8. GOODRICH & €O Apents for . A, Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children's Carriages, South 13th R b St And Jewett's Celobrated Refrigerators, Sen Can't Ho Encourage His Own OM- | for price lists, 1415 Farnam st, Omaha. Bpring? Q T " S, PE S & CO. Texas \mmg‘ Yesterday afternoon v PETTIS & 3 rowd of exeited darkeys in Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, gathering around two negro ans, Bugstes and .«.m Wi, 20 per cone d ehinehed each other and W 10 buy ing of us, ~ 1 Teard Street, y for dear life on the ey \I"m-m ;,lnuull (L Gty || et A AU Rl it .uul lu- mm d the combatants not to give up, there w rk le:l- him i m de eye, Bill! Sam, lll' yon Lornices, give ‘11 tide' f g f you LIRS Y LR Ry e Eflgle Cornice Works, Chaw de end of his nose.” A well-dressed gentler to the negro man: Y ou ought to be ashamed of 1o encourage those lm to fight Munufacturer of Dodse und DI Neb, an stopped and RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturess of Ornamentai 'hy, 1 the response, N Y BT e e - fiaha‘mze;d iron Comces Dgfmar oy indows, Fina! orkdone Sudden Changes. If the body receives daily a proper Western Cornice Works, amount of nutrition and daily expels the SPECHT, Proprictor. worn-out parts, health is the certain con- Galvanized Tzon Cornices, Ete sequence: but, by a sudden enange of | proved Putent Metallic Skylight. 120 St Omuhia, Nt weather, the pores of the skin ma perform their office are retained which off by that pede insen y not well, and m should have 1l enuses which im- tion are fraught with danger, matters which should e passed away through the skin are returned again into circulation. Docrs, Sash. Etc. Tfle Gate City Plen'rg Rill, h end Blinds. Also all Seroll and Stair work ot beeanse AT ENT Y, Brandreth's Pills will remove alijimpuri- Manufaeturer and Dealer in it from whatever cause they may Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, E.C. | come, curing pain, inflammation and | guie Rails n specialty e @ colds urising from above causes in a few 15th and Marey Ste Lo EHh e ; Electrical Supplies. Deulhml 5. an)(w ];;‘; be m.;umi';imixlll_v L. W. WOLFE & C0., Elcot o prevalent in nnebee county, Maine, e by and in Martha's Vineyard. ‘A r Electrical Supplies, scientific investigation “of the Musonic Block, Omaba. Burglnr Alurms, Bolls, shows that in both districts there is Fire Alurme, #°ectric Matting, Spoaking Lubos, dence of her and espe In the affect found blinduess, i Iron Works, y long histor In Marth P, 'ON & VIERLING IRDN WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work 10n Eirs, Ruiling, Rolled Beams and Givde Stemn Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry Muchine and Hlacksmith. Work. Offics and | Works, U. P. Ity. aud § 17th st the distribution of deafuess coinecides with that of certain soils, and its easfern boundary is also the typhoid fever line el Inflammation of the throat and lungs promptly cured by Red Star Cough Cure. PR : iron ai d Near the parish church in the little : Sl e town of San Miguel, in Mexico, hang two OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €O, bells that ave objects of superstition to Cut Nails and SNKCS the simple inhabitants of the place. For a o i long time past these bells have been graduall, nsing. and on_a certain day = every year the priest makes his me: Safes. ments and calls attention to the miracle, |~~~ = ~ Unfortunately a prying correspondent Omaha Safe Works, recently took it into his head to “investi- G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Bur hu Troof Safes, Vault Door wnd Wiro | Work. ~Cor. Omaha, Neb. gate the matter. He found that the bells hed to a beam, the ends of which rested in the forks of two trees, which in growing carried the bells up- California ea Esiablished 155! A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 400 and 1811 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. a large busin in sen shells, whic gathered on it's coast and shipped to Europe. One firm has a contract to ship forty tons of shells ty days. re worth from £700°10 $1,000 a ton. wre used in all kinds of decorat , returning to the United State rance vastly increased in price,when transformed into pearl buttons, brooches, shawl clasps, knife handles, or inlaid work. Tahita shells, large, flat mother-of-pearl shells, ¢ worth from $1.50 to $4 each, and the finest selected pairs are sometimes sold Commissfon Dealers fn Live Stock. for nuch us omu J-.ulxmlpclhuhhhu Union Ktook Yords, p) Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, lee Stock Commission Burk Union ‘(uv.k “Yirds, 8 ser, Tole hcne 582 W. I'. BROWN & €0, | Agricultural fmplements, LININGER & METCALF €O, Wholesalo Office, Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, PARLIN, ORENDOREFF & MARTIN, Wholese. e Dealers in and Buggics, Omaha Neb, Carpets. . A, ORCHARD, £ 1ih <1, Omnhin, and D venport COUTANT & SQUIRES Deplors in Harcl ana Soft Coal. etE NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214K 1Hh St IBRASKA, eliphione 42, ANV Jobliers of hard und _soft_cow, 200 8. 1ith Omabi, Neb OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Ceal. Exclusive denicr tou ticet Coflc? and Spices. ‘r\!I\H‘! nl‘ Coirce ttor Cmshin, Neb, CLARKTE BROS, & €O, Onm.ha Coflee and Spice ]!llls. \king Powder F U416 1ok, Wholesah Frulls, Pnoduce 0yslbrs Apples—OUF own o & Wi hund. Oysters, B s, Game, Poultry, Potatoes. JOHN I FLACK, General Commission Nerchant, Troduee, Provi S lith N Leturns, mnents solic \nde promDUY R. McDONALD. COMHISSION MERCHANT. 815 1200 Produce Comfillssion Mérchanls Poultry, Butier, Game, Fruits, Dte. S, Omihit, Nebrn V ERFIELD BROS,, General Commisslon Merchants, Soncited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storagg and Commission llerchant S Butter B and 8. Lith, Omuha, phone ES—Choese, Tz f me, WEEKS & MiLLARD. Storage and Commission Mavchant Foreizn and Domestic Fruits u speealty CRANL storage ilities 10 North 1ith st. Teley D. A, HURLE Commission and Jobblng, Butter, Egis and Produce. A full line of St wure. 'Consignments solicited. 1413 Dodge Omaha. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Nutter, Epgs, Cheese and Country Produce ‘erully’, 509 th St., Omaha, Neb. ~ MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator nnd s Housc, 14th & Low _worth 8, on U Track, mmnm N oyt ROBEKT PUDVIS, General Commission, State Agents Ex E - FOR THE Union Stock Yards Compnuy, e John ¥. lloyd, crintendent. Omaha, Neb. SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants. 0Il||l IIOTEL mnscmv. Shipuients of any and ullkinds of stock soiicic ed. Union bt ¢k Yurds L, Nol The Hiliard, __ Limitea, Lumber, Elc, 3 © LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, IEH T U};;l<[I'IXATR7LII;'l’lI;;>.‘h and Douy BOHN MA! ACTURI 0, Monnfaoturers of Sash Doos, Rlinds " i ke ! 6. Sbears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Proprietcrs N“ll ainge, Staf: e O, Nebruska. Tinieh, 5\.,11.“::““'“.\‘“ 'tk and Leavon: i CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Job Printing, o Wholesale Lumber, RF PRI ING CO, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturs 106-108 South Yourtcentt Stree Neb. K. Colpetzer, €1¢ 8, 14th Btrect, Omnha, Munazer. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 8th and California Strect 3t , Owaha, Neb, Flour and Feed, B i W.J. WELSHANS & 0., FRED W, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain. Manufacturersof W. J Welshans & Co.'s Quick | ising Buckwheat flour and proprietors Omaba | - City Milis, cor. 5th und Farnam Streets, Omuha. GRAY, Lumber, Lims, Cement, Etc., Etc Cor. Gth und Douglus Streets, Omaha, Neb, GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, OQuaha, Nebr . CHAS. R. LEE, Wholouale Hardwood Lumber, Leather, Saddlery Hardwars, wpren gtk Woods, Lridge Timbers ¥ mlnm, Hides, Wool, I'urs, &c., 8. W. COr. th und Douglas, Omabu, Aeb. ow, Etc., Omaha N, -— - LYMAN, Confectonry Dealer in Sash "Doors, Blinds, Moakditjs, F. P. FAY & CO., Building Paper, hnm:-‘f::um Lot O Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, its and Cigars. Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. e Beer, Leather, Hides, Etc, SLOMAN BROS, 1211 Fish, Ete, BENSON FISIH ¢ Successors 10 lekon Siemssen & Co. M. Kl‘All\h, TV kans Agent for Auheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n ,mw“fP°'fi§?‘!,°,,VI?", Duams, - £118. 14th St., Omnhu, Ejris, Pouliry und Gae, PEYCKE BROS, Commission Merchants, t, Produce und Provision GRIFFITH & 1HON Bureassors Gri Commission Merchant, and wholesale dea butter, cggs, eic BpCcialty, 0N, 1 KIRSCHBRAUN & 5ONS, (Successors to A, P, Bchick.) Produce Commission Herchaats, No. 213 South 1th Streat, Omuha, Neb, N b, Tiy Gonis, J. J. BROWN & €0, Yholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 1625 Douglus Bticet, Omahia, Neb. L. Wholcsalo Deal Dry Goods, Hosiery, Kotions, umm'h‘.):"‘hflu‘l treet, Oinubia, Neb, White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Load. 20tk St-, und U, 1% Ry, Omaha, Harness, Ete, \v|. Y & LANDROCK, facturers and Jobbers of Turf ( s, Blankots and R Strect O 1421 L Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Hattress Compauy, Manufacuuring Mottrosics, Hodiing Cots, Ete, w1205 Dougl Overalls, CcaNFIELD MARTEACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jsuns Puuts, St Efc., 1102 and 1 % Dou Buoet, Vinatu, Neb Special brands Fuust, Budwelser, Evlanger | = bue L and." 1 Track, Qi Nob yur und Foed, itod. | 0 II. IIIUFIGTIIREHS. | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY | Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Omaha, Neb. Agricultural Implements, Wagons . Yurds, o Telephone | GEL Nresidont. Gro. PATTERSON, See. J H. llllml.'r. FoA Baren, ot Muniger. Mbraska Coal and Lime Company, Pres Omaha Cots, Coke and Lime Compnuy, Houlder Colorade Coal, 217 voring Har- ) sack- tter, 105 1406 Dodgo Street, Omaha, Neb. Consigninents El- ehouse and oflico, one 775 one- Sty ven- b b. Bpecinltios—Iutter Neb roduce, rruits, it 6 Harne :s Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, W ather itreet, gl OMAHA L MBER (0, Dealers in All Kinds of Building Material flt Wnolmlu 18k Strsetand « o 04 o0 (k. Omaha GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesals Dealer in Lumber, 20th wnd Tzard Strects, Omaha, Nebraska. J. AL WAKEFIELD, Wholesele Lumber, Lath, Shinglas, | i CHURCHILL PARKER, [ Building Paper Doors, inds, Mould Wholesale Dewdor in | Ines, Piekets, *bosts, Time, ‘ll';‘vhl\I(‘ HAp " ement. Nintn ana Jones, Ofaby h | Agricultural Implements, Wagons, | = | Carriages and Bugs Jenos St bet, tthand | Miliinery. - | 1th, Omahi, Neb ! 1. ONERFELIER, Boots and Shoes. Tmporters and Jobbers of % W. V. MOUSE & €O, Millinery and Notioas, Jobbers of Boots and Stoes, 1213 nnd 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Nob 11 Pariwm Steeot, Omahi, Neb, Munufactory, Wusical Tnstruments r Strcet, Boston. ~ EDHOLM & BERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instraments, Eteinwny Pianos, Weber, Haines aad Decker, Wclstl Carpets, 0il Cloths, S e R A R Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete, 4% Facnam =3 Brroet, Omsha, Net, rll("\hlh‘. E'l'- 3 Coal, Lime, Etc. CHARLES SHIVE 1CK, ST SRFR WL BEDFORD, * | Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors i Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Kte., 120, 1208 and 151 Fa,nam Stect, Omahi, DEWEY & STONE Wholesale Dealers in Faraitaes, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb Croceries. ALLEN DROS, Wholesale Grocers, IMNCAnd 1112 Douglag Street, Omaha, Neby K. I CHAPMAN A €O, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco wnd Snokers” Articles, 1217 Howard St MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocars Teas, Epices, Cigary and Tobuc ha 1510 Dougs MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisisas, | N 0 und 711 8. 10t St Omadu, Nob, Hardware, W. 0. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings. s Stock, Hirdwood Luinber, oto. 201 Imluu\ streey, Ouiiha, Nob. EDNEY & GIU Wholosale Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringo Wood Sthck, Heavy Hardware, k ¢, 1217aud 1210 Loavenworth St cet, Omaha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Buflalo Sealcs Street, Omuha, Nel, LEE, FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Shcet Iron, Bite. Agents for Howe Scalos and Miaini Powder Co., Omahin Neb. 1405 Dougy MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Muntles, Grutes, Brass goods, 1521 and 132 Fare nam Streot. RECTOR & WILHELMY €0O., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Harney cots, Omahu, Neb, Harvesters. WA DEERING & €O., CHICAGO, Manufreturer of tho Dearlng\ Harvesler Goods, to Wi, Gonoral Agen omaia b Sl 5 Write Iron Pipe, Etc. A L. STRANG COMPA X Pump.,. Pipe and Engines. er, Ruilwny and Milling w4 Farnum St. Onn CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, l’lmugs. Rtoam und Water Supplics. Hendquarters fo? Mast Foost Co’s Goods. 1111 Furnum Stroety Owubi, Neb. Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. ilverware, Dinmonds, * Pools und Matcriuls, et, Cor. Dodge ouml.u, Denlers in Clocks, Jewele una 1, 1ith St Watchas .y 1 Notions Ete, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 und 1008 Yuriu St, Omnba, Nob. J. T, Robinson Notion Company, 403 und 405 5. 10th St Omaha, Nob, Wholesule Dealers in Notions und’ Gents' Fur nishing Goods. 0Oils, Etc. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0., Wholesale Dealers in Oils, @acoline, Micu Axle A. M. Bisnop, Munuy alia, N Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer anld Shipper, Omaha, Nebraska, HAIIUS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Doaiers, Union Murket, 1517 Dodge Strect. Pagking U R 1t Track, Omula, Nob. Teles Dflice b Sufes and Locks. P. BOYER & CO, Rgents o wil's We & Lock Co.s' \lll 1 Fire nnd Rurghy ayd Jail work, dumnn, b afe Jit i Swr s Agricuitugl, Vo bl Cor, 1tk und Dodg Drugs, Ete, um Fello L., Umithit, GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists, THE And Dealer in I ‘uints id Window Glass, g nen & l")r . T and Imporlera of Wines i & S 1 NCAN GEO. W A KT Buccessor ‘n Tuporters Win 5, quduls dlld Cl[,i)h, 1ith St., Omaha, Nob. e Notions, LG, = —— ' L. BRANDIES & BON, ! Wholesale Job Lots, Goods, Notions, Ger ng Coodt Pouds oo HiF" 43 Bouth Lith BL., Unaha, OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY