Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1886, Page 3

f | F.gn——DuII and weaker; western, 10}{@ mr'ork—ntndy and moderately active: old |88, Lard—Opened firm but closed dnll )\'ld a shade lower; western steam, spot, Butter—Dull and weak; western, umlr-c, Elgin creamery, 16@10'¢e, lhe('st—llul and lower; western flat 5§ June 1.~ Wheat—Steady vle_lots of good millin 1 hard, cash and 1 northern, cash Hlnnn 118, and actj "? b cash and June, oo, Flour—I'atents, $4.40@4.00; bakers, 223,000 buj cipts—Two days, wheat, flour, 125 bbls, "]llllpmtnts—whcnl 80,000 bu; flour, 41,000 whenun Store—3,5%4,057 buj St. Paul, 018, Cor ()llll Dull I(yl‘—lmwhr \n b {nrll‘ Dull and (hnu]vlm{: No, 2, 45¢, ps—Steady; mess pork, June, . 2 mixed, 3@ mixed, 20}5@s0}ge. No. 2, 6. Dl at $0.00, Pork- Lard—Easier ag $5.65, Whisky—Steady at §1.10, ine 1 —W hewi— \\ eak; No. 2 st s0@ste; fasy; No, 2 mixed, cash, 20@2%)gc; Ge. firm mn:«kul ¥1. Butter—Dull and easy; creamery, 14@1%c; dnlr) 1@ 13e, Afternoon Board—Wheat—1 @) omFirm and Jyc higher. Oats—Easy and e lower, Toledo, Jun steady; cash CornLower; cash and June, 36}jc. Outs—Sieady; cash, He. Kansas Clty, June 1—WheatStronger; No, 2 red, cash, M3 SO @NIC Corn—Quiet: No, 2, seked; uly, 265 No 'quotations. tve 00l, June 1.—Wheat—In poor de- 2 winter, easy at 6s 11d; y CASY nllm 1d. In poor demand and dull at 8s 2d. Corn—In good demand for spot and fair emand for futures: spot, stealy at 4s 4d; une steady at 45 D05 July and Avgust steady at 4s 2140 New Orlcans, June 1.—Corn—Firmer; mixed, 460 yellow, 48@490; white, blc.. Hog' Products— I light demand but hotd- ers firm. ()nl~—\)||\l and firm; cholee western, 3%, meal—Moderately active and higher at l‘(uk £0.50. 1.—Wheat — Active and LardoDull and a shad lower; refined tierce, $5.873¢. il Shoulders, §4.10; long clear ) and clear rib, $6.12 LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Junel. reports as follows: Cattle—Recelpts, 6,503 glow and bl 2.00; stockers and f 115 and mixed, throuhg e steers, $3,10(3 ccelpts, 23,000; shade highers Tough and. mixed, noking, and shipping, €. Kips, 2500500 n\nm-pq.mu.u, 2,000; 2,004.50. Kansns City, June 1.— Cattle—Receipts, 14003 shipments, 6003 wmarket active and about steady; choice to Luu-y 5,000, common _to good. £4.00@4.90: stockers and Teeders, $3.95004.15; cows, $240@ Hogs—Receipts, 12,0003 shipments market steady: good to’ choic commion to medium, $3.40@ St. Louis, June L—Cattle—Receipts, £,400; shipments, 1,200; market stronger ol good corn-fed caitlé but other rades_quiet; choico shipping and ey mon to eood, $4.40a! $3.50(a4, stockers and feed Hogs—Recel market ac The Drover’s Journal light, strong; natives, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Saturday Eveni; June 1, CATTL. tive to-d: —The market was strong and ac- received found a atisfactory Everything ready market and sold at_very prices. Ihe light receipts fall far plying the demand, and the pack unable to run full foree. Cho stock is in €ood demand,especially fat young cows and heif Hoas—The market w were cleared early in th continue liberal sactive and the pens day. The receipts s o ready market ore than are arrivin Prevailing Pric Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, L0 to 1500 bs. -84.50@h.20 Choice ste 100 to 1500 by . 4.60@5,15 Medium steers, 1250 to 1300 Ibs 4.50@4.65 Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs Good feeders, 100 to 1000 1bs Good to choice cows and heifers. .. and heifers.. Fair to medium cow Good to ¢l Medium bulls Good to choiee stag; Medium stags. Choice light and medium hogs. Good to choice heavy hogs Good to choice inixed hogs Common rough grudes Choice to extra shorn sheep. Representative Sales. Range of Prices. ‘ihn\vlng the Ilhshmll and lowest prices paid for live stock on this market during the past seven days, with comparative valu DRESSED BEEF AND SHIPPING CATTLE. P00 | ' 1300 1500 Dates. 1bs, Tuesday. wee] 400 @485 5.00 \\'edunmluy l.‘fi @510 Thursday. Friday. 1 uu«u 75 Satuiday.. 5,05 | 4.00@4.90 HOGS, April Tuesday ... 370 @350 Wednesday. 8,60 @350 (@3.5% @380 All sales of stock 1n this market are made r owt. live welight unless otherwise stated. ad hogs sell at igc per Ib for all weights. “Skins,” or hogs welghing less than 100 1bs no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs and stags 50 lbs, Notes. Hogs all sold. Cattle market strong. C. T. Kenyon, Howard, marketed a load of hogs. L. Anderson, Mead, hogs. Morrisy Bros., hoes. l\ R, Black, Elm Creck, disposed of a load of hog C. L. Champion, Dorchester, marketed a of hogs, The hog market was 5¢ lower to-day than one month ago. H. Hammond & Co. killed 1,128 head of cattle last week, B. Richards of Chadron marketed a load of seventeen bulls, R B. Gammel. Herman, marketed a load sixty-four hogs, jper & Tewksbury, Weeping load of hogs. The North Loup Cattle company, Elba, sold two loads of hogs. Hawks & Riley, Albion, were ou tne mar- ket witn a load of hogs. Fisher & Wagner, York, marketed a load ixty-five hogs to-day, V. Black, Plattsmonth, was on the mar- ket 'with two loads of hogs. J. A. Moore, Gibbon, sold three hogs on to-day’s ma A load of hogs was sold on_the market to- day belonging to the Bank ot Ewing. Snell & Agnew, Ashland, disposed of a load of sixty hogs on to-day’s market. A 1,350-1b bull belonging to 8. H. Elwood, Humphreys,brought tlie market, . Unitt, nln-um-mqn pper to this market from Seward, mar aload of hogs to-day. 1. Elwood, Humphreys, was at the y and marketed forty=six head of J. Bower, Blanchard, came in to-day with atrain of cattie “hich e Soid on the market, D. C. Rankin. a well known live stock man (;l Tarkio, Alo., was a visitor at the yards to- d marketed a load of Hampton, sold a load of lo: Water, load of seventy- t. rks; Chas. Redlon, North an(ll Bend; Parkhurst & rh lllllll\l‘,’ll'll aloadof hoes, A ood many strangers are coming into the yards, looking after feeders, and letters are received from a good wany more inquiring after the same thing. The Drover's Journal predicts as follows g the sheep ma “Mutton sheep likely to be rushed to too_trecly. sers inay fake it e iere will be a 1 good mutton sheep ed, provided they are not very nearly in a lump.” time table, which wentto_effect of this week, could not I as to be more inconv those having business at the st tran which formerly lett Om: I the train which left the b p. . for Omaha, know ns, Liave been off. Two't 1 put on, one leaving the stock yar 51, going cast, and the other” lea Ouwialia at 5:05 p, ., going west, OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, uesday ket is slow 1 nd weak at Se. butter, 7@ 1[ it 1g@ldc, Limbur ger, -knunm Daw10e. PovrTry—The wmarket s not quite so strong as last week on old fowls, Spring chick have been received the — past hich sold readily at quotations. Old 25; spring’ chik- ‘reserves, n!l umb- iv il Kinds, o, per } 3 do, per kit MB HONEY—California, 15a; strained, c: Nebraska, 16c, MapiE SUGAK—-Dricks, per Ib, 12/4c: pen- cakes. per b.. 15 CRAX erais very little demand and_there 15 not much stock being sold, De e clearing up their stocks as best ‘ 50@0.00 per bb. bush’ bexx. ; less than 100, W K108, DATES, ETC.—Layer figs, 8 and 10-1b boxes, per Ib, e, Datos, fancy Fard 12-1b boxes, per Ib, 1405 Persiaf, 50-1b box T ioe Phranolios. ST, Boxta, pa i8e, oNS—Ham. 10c clearside bacon, shoit rib side oreakfast ba- @iige; ary salt 61" shoulders. han \ EGETABLES ~Cabbage, per crate, southern caulifiower. “per doz. home-grown asparagus, 35@@40c; spinach. per bu, onions, per doz, 15@0c gree! perdoz, La20c: lettuce, per doz, bush 80c; pieplant, per Ib, lc; per 17501 think beank, per bOX, 50; wax beans - per bush box. 8 wbers, per doz, §1.00; [ lmshax ber d onions,southern, per bbl, $5.00; onlons, ver 'bush box, $2.25, VThe market 15 very qulet and ery little stock moving. I[nferior vod clean country. §1.25@ um han gucked $1.50@1.40; haud- P Ked mavy, 'll 4061, LIEMONg— lcy) shumw (a hgve boon re- ceived in ) ork city stocks are reported light throughout lha country no de- cline is anticipated, but rather firmer priees, a8 the warin weathér increnges the demand. box, $0.T5@700; - clioice, the present light recelpts vould move fast, but the receipts of er fruits has lessened the demand to some extent. Los Angeles are guoted in Cal- ((ornll\ at just twice the price of two months ago. Prices here are the e as last week. Los Angeles, $4.00; Mediterrancan swoe L.00: Riverside seedlings, $4.50( 4, »5: River- ahle Mediterranean sweets, 34, 005 paper rind St. Mich., $5.00, BANANAS—There I8 not much change in the market since last week, but prices are a little weaker if anything. Yellow, per bunch, $8.00(@A, PINE APPLES—Shipping stock, per doz., 84, '\0( 5. flour, best qualit vty $9a0aitob wneal flour, vatent, §: per_ewt: chopped feed, corn meal, Wc; yellow' eorn -m«mn c per owt: ber cwts shorts, 60c per ewt; graham, 1. Bar o bales. 86006700 ver tom: W Medinm, 12@l5e per 1b; fine heavy, 12@15¢; —Prime slaughter sole leatne: 1me oAk sole leather. 86 . Ber oot 0@abe: houw. P, kip, B5@ic: French kip. [00(@1.25 oo if, $1.00@i.10; oak calf, STUFFS—Winter wheat t, £5.00@3,10; w-uml quulu{, e @3.75; bran, 35¢ ¢ per ewt: white se, 10@lc; burry 25! French calf, $1.25@1.5; Mora Doot leg, 032 Morocco oil pebble, 2¥aile; toppin mllln\nu. $6.0010.00 per oz, Walnut block, §3.25; Ilhwlu, H ‘S Mliwnrl $4 00, HEAVY HARDWARE--lron, nt plow steel, special cast, 4 gaat tools do, [3als wagon spokes, perset 81.75(@3.00: 'hubs, per l’ullws. sawed dry, §1.40; wnxus-, euh‘ The; axle each, The} m“mu nuts, per I, 7@lle chain, per 120: wallcable. wedges. 6¢: Bouraly T@8e; th, 4ot Burden’s horseshoes, $4.40: Burden's mule shoes, u.w. Bll’bed harrow spring steel, Wire, in car lots, $4.00 per 100 lbs. Nails. rates, 10 to 60, $3,00, Bhut—!l\fl buckshot, 81.85: oriental powder, kegs, $8.50 @4.00; do, half kegs, $2.00; do, quarter kegs, $1.50; blasting, kexs, $3.85; fuse, per 100 feet, 80¢. Lead Bar, §1.60. FAINTS 1N OiL—White lead, Omaha, P. P, T white lead St Lous, g:m‘f $7.50: Mar ueumn. 1105 I cans, rench unc reen seal, 12; French ziuc, red seal, 1 rench zine, 10 varnish asst, 2e: l-nlmh zine, 75¢: vermillion, American, 15¢: Indian red. 10¢; ¥ose pink, Me: Veletiau. red. Copk- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. 1886, JUNE 2, son’s, 2%c; Venetian, red, American, 1% ¢ ared od’( ¢: chrome yfim génuine, 20¢ chrome_yellow, 120: ochre. rochelle . ochre, Krench, 2 ochre, American Winter's mineral, 3i¢e: Lehigh brown, Svanish brown. 2ise: Prince’s mineral, se. DRy PAINTS—White lead, %¢: French 1|||r Paris whiting, 2ge; ‘whiting gild whiting, com'l, Tige: lampbiack. ( mantown, 13e: lamoblack. ordinary. °X P ussian blue, 55citramar uinen 18¢ an- dyke. brown. Sct umber. burnt. 4e: nmber, raw. 4c: sienna, burnt, de: sienna, raw 4c; Paris green, genuine, 25c: Paris n, com- Jei chrome green, N. X., 20c: chrome 3 12c: vermilion, kEnglish, in oi raw and burnt umbder. 1 b, cans, 1 nd burnt sienna, 1 \unll) ke, brown, de: refined lampblack, I blacl orivy black, 16c: drop Biack. 14 blue, 40c; chrom e ultramarine green. L., M 100z green, 1. ) blue, I8¢ : blind and shutte 1 Paris green, 18 Venetian red, t ndian red, Tuscan 2 American’ vermillion & D.. 20c cnre, 933 L. M, & O, D,, 18¢; godes |mlvn( dry St graining colors dark oak, walnut, chestnut nd h UNEMICALS—Acid, carbolic, taric, 53¢: balsam copaiba, per ~mhr\k per B 10c: calomel, )unrhnuuli,n. per oz, 40 chloro- form, ‘per 1, Dovels powders, per M, [OSGNI" salth, Der B pure, per . 183 lead, per 1, e 20¢ oily r'nflnr oil, castor, No. 1, per gal., $1.60; No. ]u-r zal., €140 oil, olive, ver gal., 81407 oil, origanium. 5e: opium. 5: quis nine, P. & W.oand R, & 8., per o0z, $5¢i po- iny focide, per M, §3.00; salicih, per o2, ulphate morphine, per oz, $%60: sul: phur. per 1. de: strychnine, per oz, $1.40, ad groceries tass 100 VARNISHES—HBarrels, per galion: urnl- ture, ‘extra, 81.10: furniture, No. 1, $1.00; coach, - extra, coacn, No, 1. $1.20} Damar, !mum, ; asphaltum hard oil fnisi, - SpiniTs—Co ologne. ~|urIN 188 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof, $1. ».J"'“‘ second quality 101 proo do, oof, SL1I, hol, 188 proof, blended, Kentucky bourbons, $2.0006.0 fud Pennsylvania ryes, $8.00 ieat _bourbon and rye_ wh Brandies, imported, £5,00a8. Gins, imported, $1.50 300, Rums, im- land, $1.75@2.00; LImuuuuvmw import- sC. S8 00@H.00; American, per 110,00 16,00 Dry Goods. ican, 5145 Arnold’s, lanchester, Merrimac, choice, rmers’ 114 H se3 Hove, 7 | ; Lonsdue, e} Fruit, S ANs—Kearsarge, 7c; e Arnory, Indian Orechard, 6c} 8 oz, Magnolia, Point, 5e: Shaw- Siter, stripes, ndon, stripes, S na qu-d' 10'4 book fold, ‘Thorndyke ni\. 9 e e Sitpus 3 awilton, 1207 5. Blje: Shotuck- Montauk BB, er Creck AA. llr‘. lh‘uwl Creck CC, XXX, Le: Ja oy Beaver 1Te 0: York, ; Haymaker's blué 1.(\, 4‘l< vn, 714 r‘omn'd)—lh»mn 9 oz brown and ; _Boston O H brown and arab, XX brown and drab, 10c: Boston and drb, 11ige; Boston O P + Warren Tricot. 15¢. Fish, mERINGS. ¥ ‘lll'n H'f Bls owr BLls Pls Kts 100 90 40| 12 10 wEw moR. Munn’s 8't No. lLblIL)U 3503 201 81 50| Gibed. Fancy 97161140 Lo 1td Si'ro ¥ 911671 IMPORTED FISH. NEW FISH. lum- HIE llhls(!‘l l|m»il’mlu‘;,7r kits Norweglan | | | KKK Her'lngs 12 006 wa 03 w3 7. a MACKRREL, aRW g, Bbls. ,“m r;gm m.m Bloater Mess. ... .| 3 0018 00 Ex. No. 15! 240012 50 No. 18hore. 18 00 9 50 Med. No. 1 Shore. ] 1300 7 00, Largo Tuiy...2| 3 0) & 00 argo Fumil | F‘“Kl' F"Ill ly ’ HER s LAKE VISH, RW ISR in € Bbls No. 1 White Fish. Family ¢ No. 1 Trou Na.l Pickorei _Holland herring, 85¢ ‘armouth bloaters, 95 smoked halibut, 101503 ew scaled berrings, Dry Lumber. ROARDS. 1812 14and 16 ft 12, 14 and 16 ft . 12,14 and 16 ft . Nod * » Blandisn /00 N No.1, 4&6inch, 12and u(eethm\lgh .810.0 No. 1 4§68 e, 1o oat. rond 17,00 No. 2) 4 &6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, Toiigh.. 160 No. 2, 4 &6 inch. 16 feet, rough 15,00 DIMENKIONS AND 7! A Sineh. white 13 6 inch, C6inch, * D 6inch, * E 6inch, * STOCK BOARD! A l'&! inch, s1 812, 4 and 16 feet... (. we o wouow “ 36 00 D« wuow “ 2300 No. l(,oln A’ln 818 12, Muldl&fl. 1500 No.1 10, 18 and 20 ft., 18 00 No.3 . “ 12 14and 16 ft.. 16 00 HIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 tml 10 ineh §o A l’lnln. Sand 10 inch, SHINGLES, LATH. ndard G inch, clear, No. 1 Lath Grocers' List. BYRUF—No0. 70, 2 ¢, bbis; No. 70, 4-gallon kegs, § .. or New' (I/)‘rlunn Madio per gallon; lhple barrel, utrlefly pure, lan. 1 gallon cal 25 per_doz; 153 pllon caD: perdoz; u\un cans $3.00, STancu_Mirtor gloss 1 Mirror gloss, 31b bige. M o 1 G Kingsfond’s gl0 05 Rinstord's Kloss or L’In 1 1b, 61b, Tige; hlnx.lunlupunx 3 1b, 5%c; Kings- ford' sbuik. Plokbb Medium 1n bbis, 8% swall. in bbls. 8¢ gherkins, in bbls, $7.50; do. CANNED GooDS—Oysters. standard, per case, $8.45; slnwl»enn:-.:lh. per case, $2.051 raspberries, 21b, per cade, Califorma per case, $i, “apricots, per case, 4.50: peaches, per case, $4.50; white cherrie K:re-um.hw plums, per case, $3.70 21,068 plum 2. 2ib, o5 case l_w plnwm:l«\ Hl» Il‘l &m.!i. 50. ATClEs—Per caddie, und, . per §1.00; squate cases, $1.70; nmle squage, ( CorFers—Ordinar S hotee, 13%@181c; @14 ge: old gov- | interior Java. 161 @ Lle; prime, 11i@ fancy green and vellow, ernment Java e 20c: Mocha. Arbuckle’s roasted, 14l4e; Ml muhh p's XXXX roasted, 14 Difworth's, es Red Choss, 144¢. StUGArs—Powdered, i%.¢; cut It\.’lf iy granulated, 6% s confeetioners A, 6 ard extra C, 6%c; extra C, 6lg@bye; Siedium yellow, 58,4 Drikn Frorrs—No. quarter apples, in evavorated boxes,Sad s ey 81y @SSic; peaches, ea 43g@dlie; peaches evavorated, 15}@l7c; Salt 'Lake. new Tiie; TASpberries. new. !m eurrunt: Toel prunes, new, 4% @4dc, an Kir! Soaps—Kirk Imperial, Kirk’s satinet, € standard, 8330 Kirk's Kirk's White Washboard, $8.1 CaAxnr . 401D, 68, 103,05 88, 10 boxes, 4oib, 16 07, 6, 108 s half bos, 201y M‘\l‘(' ’“‘17]..4 stick, Oigulte. I Ashton, v loads, her bbl. §1 =3.45: 1 sacks, Ashton, Sic; bbls, CRACKERS—Garnean's soda. butter and E“"'"‘ 5lg0; s, 8lge; ginger snaps Sigeq city ~u<l‘L ec SopA—In Ib papers. & keg, per 1D, 22, Sa case; salsoda, Founil =Bk pepper, hoxes, 1 allspie, 13@16¢; cinnamon, 18 15 3 mustard, 15@ fair, 20@37c: good, 45 good Imverial, 404 Young Hyson, e York, per bbl i Tab, per doz qts, refined, per bbl, £0.30; NEGAR— it single strength, 12 003 do, aly iy ihizan bl §4 L1 tripple strength, : Charm den Thread- ¥ Mo un North Start tgeq Good ARGAIN ! New House, Corner Lot, South Front. IN WALNUT HILL ADDITION, Near Belt Lino Dopot; only $1600, §00 down, bal- ance monthly; aleo 5 lots adjoining, from $500 to $500. §. 8. VAN BEUREN, 220 South 14th St. Cheapest Acra Property near Gity. OTE BRILLIANTE Lots for Sale in all parts of Gity. EASY TERMS §. 8. VAN BEUREN, 220 S. 14th. McNAIR & SPRAY, CO X% 143 Flour, Fesd, Hay, Lime, Cement, PLASTER. Prices Reasonable, Quality Guaranteed. Orders Filled Promptly. Telephone, No. 801. 1505 Burt Street, i Betw: th and 16th T ¢3 Fountain, 70 (\(k':lhulls 5 50; 1D, R ANGE BUREA All clusses of - and zoods bou roporty . sold City prop, il wild "Witd Vs for woods iy kind. Will - ex- P able fhrm_doing K business anywhere i the Unitod Stutes. A large It of oity property always on band for sule or excl Al DIRHEE Aylesworth, tolephone 1, successors 10 Archer, Adbright & Aylesworth, 218 8. 15th st., Omaha Neb. NOTICE. Bids for the construction of of & gran1 stand for the Omaha District Fair Association. will be re mo 8th, 188, at the oftice of D. ihton block. Pln fications for the same can now be and speci- n_ai_my HENRY VOSS. oftice. .lum- 14t BANKINC. Accountr of Bankers,Merchants und others solicited. Collections Promptly Made. S. A. KEAN & (0., Bankers, (Successors to Preston, Kean & Co.) 100 WASHINGTON STREET, CHICACO. Municipal, K. R., Local nnd other Bonds. Send for Lists. LOTS $700 to $760, $200 cash, bal, 1-2-3 Yrs an Beuren Place, 3 blocks from King St. C: S. 8. Van Beuren, 220 S. I4th Best Grods in the Market ' Ask for our goots and bear our trade mark, sce thatthe A uofrzi. DIRECTORY, 'l‘ho Illhlrd 8, Bbears, J. E. Marke hos. Ewobe, Proprietors Omuba, Nébruska. Job. Pfinting. Job Prlutexs.(Bool Blndera, And Blank Book ManuTacturers. 106-105 South Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & €O, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Mnsuflmlwnun flour and proprietors Omaha City Mills, ccr. th and Farnam Streets, Omaba, Leather, Hides, Etc, SLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardwars, Saddicry aad Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, Turs, Pelis, Grease, T Omilia. Net. Bear, M. KEATING, gent for Anheuser-Bush Brewlns Ass'n Bpecial Lrands Faust, Budweiscr, Erlanges Book Binding, Ro REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Blndors, And Hank Book Manuf: Noe. 108 and 108 South 1eh Strcct, Omaha, Neb, _Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engincers and Contractors. | Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving | ~— Iron Combination and Howe Truss Dridges, , near Farnam. Telephone No 734, Cigars and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobuccos. Gune and Ammunition. outh 11th Sircet, 100 (0 1024 Farnain Street, Omab, Nob EAN ClaAR FACTORY, & FRITSCHER, Manafacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholcsale Dealers in Leaf_Tobaccos. Nos. 108 and 110 N. 1ith Street, Omaha, Neb. urockery. W. L WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimney ite. Oftice, 817 Bouth 15th Str L Omaha, Nob, . GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitney Carriage Co. Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrate] Refrigerators. Sen for price i 1415 Farnam st., Omaha. 0. 8. P TS & CO, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carrlages. Phaetons, Buggies and Road Wa 2 per cent aved in buying of s, 138 10112, Trard Street, Omalia, Nebraska, _ Branch at Conncil Bluffy, lowa. Lornlces, Eagle Cornice Works. John Epencicr, Proprictor. Manufacurer of Galvanized Iron and Co . 028 Dodpe and 101 und 105 North 10t ob, [l Manufacturess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Coruices, Dormer Windows, Finals, ) 8. 12th St._ Work done in ooy part’of tho country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized Tzon Cornices, Ete. ved Patent Metallic Skylight 2th St., Omabia, Neb, MPING & BOLTE, Specat's im. 0 and 510 3. _ Doors, Sash, Ete, The Gate (i'y Plen'eg Mill nsh and Blinds, Also all kinds of Scroll und Staie work of every de- Doors, turning, Ecription. A. NOSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer fn Doors, Sash, Blinds, Houldings, Etc. Stair Rails a ~|wunl\} Telephone No. 92 I5th aud Marey Sts., Omuba, Neb. Electrical Supplies, L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omala. Burglur Alarms, Bells, Fire Alurms, ¥'ectric Mutting, Sponking Tubes, Iron Works, 'l’,\ TON & VIERLING IRON WORYXS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Staire, Rafling, Rolled Beams and Girders eral Foundry Office and Moching and Hiacksmith Work. _ Works, U. P. Ity. and § 17th st. iron a: d Nails, OMAIIA NAIL MA SUFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, il ty. Omanha, Neh Safes. " Omala Safo Works, G. ANDREEN. anufacturer of Fire and Burelar Proof Safes, ault Doors, Jail Work. itters und Wire Work. ~Cor. 4th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb, Wagons and Carriages. T Retablishea 1858 A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 140914 18U Dodge Street, Omuba, Neb Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Managor, Unlon Stock Yurds, 8. Omaha. ' Union Stock Yards Compauy, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Bovd, Superintendent. = SAVAGE & GRE Live Stock Commission Merchants, nts of uny and allkinds of stock solicit ed. Union St.ck Yirds, Omaba, Neb, Lumber, Etc, B ots pravrorn, T Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, 8ash, Doors, Etc. Y urds—Cor .lh and Duuu’ 2% Cor. 0th and Douglad, e BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish. Just opened. N, E. cor. bth and Leaven- worth Btreets, Omubin, Ne CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €16 8, Wth Street, Omohu, Neb. ¥. Colpotzer, ‘Managcr. C.N. DIETZ Lumber, T0th and California Strects, Omaha, Neb, - FIED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglas Strcets, Omaha, Neby GEO. A. HOAGLAND Yiholesale Dealer in Lumber, Quaba, Nebraska, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Warcn Stock, Tanoy Woods, Iiridge Timbors, . W. Cor, yth und Douglus, Omaha, Neb. I, LYMAN, G, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mondiggs, Building Paper, Ete, Bouth 1th Sueely Nebraska. e Fish, Ete. TBENSON FISH €O Suceessors 0 loken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Toreign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones S Blrest aad v'- P, Track, Omibite Nob—n - Confectionery F. P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. Farpaw St., Omabi, 5eb. 1211 w | Agricultural Implements, Wagons, MAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY | Agricultural Implements, LININGER & METCALF QU4 Wholesalo Dealm in Agricultural Implements. , Corne nd Pacifio §ts, Omaha, N i rner 6th and Pacifio Sts, Omaha RMAN D, WYATT, '\ PAKLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, WHOICS“O Dealer in Lumber, Wholes..c Dealers in 3 20th and lzard Streets, Omaha, Nebrask: Agricultural Implements, Wagons A J. A. WAKEFIELD, and Buggics, Omaha Neb, | Wholeselo Lumber, Lath, Shingles, 4 OMANA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMAHA L "MEER €O, Doalers in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale. k. 8k Strectand (1 on Pac Al Track, Omaba CHURCHILL PARKER, Duflime Prwers, Doors Bit Wholesale Dender in $ "‘.‘!.' ;- .\Im:\" " P nth ana Jones, Oronhn Carriages and Ruggics, v«:.m.\'n , bet. 0th and Millinery. 10th, Omahi, Neb . v = stk 1. OBKRFELDER, Boots and Shoes. Tmporters and Jobbers ot S - o Millinery and Notions, T W, V. MORSE & CO., 1 1214 Harney Street, Omahia, Not Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, rect, Omalia, Neb, Manufactory, . oo, Musical Instruments. = = EDHOLM & ERICKEON, Carpets, Wholesalers of Musical Instraments. \ Eteinway Pianos, Weber, Decker, Haines and Briges Pinos, Puckard Organs, Chieo Organs, 101 and 16 15th street. "8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Clnths, Mattings, Curtain_ Goode, . Stroet, Oninba Coal, Lime, Ete. JEFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. . Mth t, Omaha, Neb, Yards, #h and Devenport Streets. U3 Farnam —e R Furniture, Etc, CHARLES SHIVERICK, | Furniturs, Beddiag, Upr!stery. Bte., 106, 1208 and 1510 F s:m\.o-fim DEWEY & & Wholesala Dealers lu uraitars, Om“ Neb. i Croceries, ALLEN BROS., ] Wholesale Grocers, % | 116 and 1112 Douglus Strest, Omahn, Nob E. B. CHAPMAN loo.. MEVER & RAAPKR Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Cigars and Tobuccos, 1817 and 1510 Dougs t, Omuhn, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and num- Ktreots, Omaha, Neb ALLAGHER & CO,, Wholcsala Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 200 and 711 8. 10th 8t Omnlm.li L " COUTANT & SQUIRRS Deelers in Hard ana Soft Coal. f— Boet varictios, Office, 2128, 15th St Telephone No. 1402, Omabia, Neb, N 02 NEBRASKA FUEL 00, Shippers of Coal and Gole, 2148, 13th S GrO. PATTEREON, Bee J. 1. Hupnerr, F. A Baren, Troprietor, Mannger. Kehraskn Coal*and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Office, 21 “Telcphone 4. Spice: | T Str V. Pres | s, tree Gro. . Lanaai, Omaha Con., Coko and ilme(lompany, Jobliers of buard and _soft_cou, Lith St Omuha, Neb, | OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE €O. | Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dewicrs in Boulder Colorado Coul, 217 touth 14ih st Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILES Home Coffea and Spicz M.U3 N g Co. | Colleo Rousiors and pive Grindors, imanu | = Powier, Flavoring Bxt:a at our 1b packngo 1009 Howard St., Neh, Ana Carringe Wood St k, Heuvy Ete. 1217and 1219 &GO | Neb | Hardware. . J. BROATCH, Heavy llardvmre, Iron, Steel, - K. Hilrdwood Lumber, ete. L Hlirney Sy Obinti, NOB, Y & GINBON, Wholusalé iron Steol, Wagon ' ardware, worth Street, Omahsy " CLARKE BROS Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. | HIMEBAU i Tonc. Coffcos, Spiccs, Tlaking cawder Fiavoring Builders’ Hardwm' Xtrilets, fry Biue. 1ok, ote. are ; moy Stroct, Omakn, Nob. Mechanics' Tools at “’::.‘“.‘.‘?.‘..‘”fii‘u‘ 1406 Dougr. _ Commission, Ete. LEE, & 0V, " BRANCH & CO,, lobbers of Hardware and Nails, 'I‘IIII_I‘& Wholeflala Fraits, Plcduce, Oysters, | Sheot Tran. Eic. Axcnts for Howo Sckles Miuini Powdcr Co., Omahs Neb 2121 Furnum St., Omahin, Apples—-Our own pack- | t& Co's Tiger Biund Oysters, Butter, | MILTON ROGERS & BONS, .uln).l:.mfn,« stGY?’S, Rflnges, Plll'l]aus, 'fllu' JOUN F. FI Mantles, Grates, Brass goods. 1321 and 1323 Fas. Genern‘ Commlsswn Merchant, nam Strcot. Flour und Iu'd 105 RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, “ | Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Eteel Nails, Cor. 10th and Streots, Omaha, Néb, K, MCDONALD. COMHMISSiON MERCHANT. a6 12th Street, Omatia, Nely Spo eas, and Chickenss WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Ete. 2208, 1th | Omaha, Nebraska, TERFIELD BROS,, General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Strect, Omaha, Neb. Consignments oncited. Harvesters. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of the Desnug\ Harvester Goodx Write to Wm, Lorimer, Omuha,” T u]A[IOIIQM Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRAN 'UMI'ANY, Pumps, Pipe and E ) W. E. RIDDE e W e Mo M e ""“"'" j _S@orage and Commission Merchant. = CHURCHILL PUMP 0O, w1 B i S So. a2 | Wholesale Pumps, Pipo, Fittings, ‘[ plion Sicam und Water Supplics, Hoadquarters & | Biust Foost Co’s Goods. 1111 Farnam St KS & MILLARD, | Omuba, Neb. s&omge aud Commission Marchants, Foreign and Domestic Fruits n specialty. El- egant storngo fac Warchouse and’ oflico, 10 North Tith st. ] Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, '3 Dealers in Silverware, Dinmonds, Watoh: Clocks, Jewelers' Tools ‘and Materials, Bu:1 and ml, th Streot, Cor. Dodge, Omaha, Nob, Notlons Etc, Rl iU Commlssmu and .lobblng. Butter, Eggs und Produce. A full Jiue of Stone- | wure. 'Consigniments solicited. 1414 Dodge St, Omabin, o E. MOKONY, General Commission Merchant, VINYARD & 8 DER. 4 Butter, Eggs, Checse nud Country l'rmluuu(on- Jobbers i erully, 309 2th St., Omaha, Neb. Notions, Hoslery & Gents'Furnishing M McSHANE & SCHROEDER, 1005 und 1008 Furaww St., Omahs, Neb, Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing Houge, Jth & Leaven- t,on U. P, R 1 ’erl,o b, - iy — J. 7. Robinson Notion Company, et 403 and 405 8, 10th St., Omuha, Nob, ROBERT PULVIS, Wholesule Dealers i Notione and’ Gents' General Commission, S pisiiloggoeant s, mh‘«B Omaha, Nob. Specinlties—RButtor 0Oils, Etc, KU, l'oullry and Gumc PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, !:m s, Preduce and Provisions, Omaba, Nob GRIFFITH & THOMAS, e » Surcessors 10 1aince Grifith, Commission Merchant, JAMES E. BOYD, and wholesale dealer in country produce, fruits, butter, eggs, Goods on consignment & CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 0O, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, @Gasoline, Mica Axlo Greaso, Etc. A, He Manager, Omalia, Nob, “Pork Pa Packlng. T Pork Packer and Shlpw. #pecialt, MN 16th st., Omaha, Nel i i i Sy Omubu, Nebraska, b S, HARRIS & FISHER, (Buccessors to A, P. Schinck,) Packers and Provision Domu. KIRSCHBRAUN & SON Produce Commission Merchants. Dfmce, Unjon 3 M-rk;: 1517 Dodge Strect. bouse, U, Hrack, Otaain, b, 5 phunn No. 1, No. 213 South 13th Street, Omaha, Nob, e = o % Safes and Locks, Dry Goods, s ~ ; % i BOYER & CO, J. J. BROWN & Co,, 0 3 lholesale Dry Goods and Nollons, m{g'ef .lxs.,.{flr.fl?"s S ‘ Loel Co 152 Douglus Strect, Omabia, Nob. k100 F L. GINSBERG & CO,, Bl Wholesale Dealers in Seeds, Dr GWdS J. EVANS, b, g Gl AR o Mot nd Rl e i It cugles Ftreet, Omaha, Neb. o Al rh ll.|I J;ll“\;:;Kn":;hllfiml;::h:hhl“l":lln"' 5 White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD C Strictly Pure White Lead. THE GOODMAN DRUC 20tk: 8t-, and U, P. Ry, Omahi Wholesale Drnwstn === | Apa Dealer in Paints, Oils aad Window G| Harness, Etc, " _ Oumaliu, Nob. o WELTY & LANDROCK, i i o Manufacturers and Jobbers of Winos, Ligworss iy — E—— ILER & 00, ¥ Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Distillers and Importers of Wines Turf Goods, Blunkets and Robes. 1421 Faroam And Liguors, Solo manufucturers of Streot Omaba, Neb. Eust Indiu Ditters. 1112 Harney Street, Owaliy Drugs, Etc, —te e - co P ———= Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, « Mattress Company, Manufacturiug Mettressos, Bedding, Feathor Pillows, Cots, Ete. 1206 und 1205 Douglus Street, Owabu, Neb. Buccessor to McNANAIA & D nCAN, Iraporsesy essor to MONANAA & DUNCAN, Tim and Wholesalo Doalers in o Wines, Liquors and Cigars, ! E'u :ml 216 8. Mth Bt., Uulumuh 3 Notions, Lic, ' L. BRANDIES & SON, CA 7 TELD IIM'FA('I‘I'IHN(; 00, wh ] snl J b Mu Manufacturers of Overalls, Dry Goods, Nr\olo?nv. 81 s ¢ Furnishing Go Jeans Pants, Shirts, Etc., 112 and 1'% Douglas Orpde e N g Ay Overalls, w Yo Buoet, Uwatu, Noby | aud 06 South lith Bt. umnuu.