Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1886, Page 3

2 2 ] THE OMAFEA DATTYV t e: No, 2, #4@435c in_elevator, 41i@iige | liberal and the majority of thesales are made | uiants July closing at 45ige. | o 5a3,00. Spring chickens are coming L] Oats—Higher: receipts, exports, In in greater numbers and do not meet with m|vd western, 4 g western, ready sale, as th ) are atill high: they | e, | m;'qm\n‘tl at $3,00@3,50, 5 Petrolenm—<t ady: United closed at 5. | PRESERVES, JELLIES, ETC.—Preserves, a Fyge—Steady and in fair demand; west- | pails per b, 10e; do_in Xfl\l arn tresh, 1@ {0 e, “mflrhfl {( pails per o Pork—Quiet but steady: mess Jeiites, ifi e grade, icher and moderatel . 8ot w..um, irst grade, spot, & 6,8 ate, 6 pails, €2.50; do 1 nuuu Quiet bt easy; western, 106 16¢; v 822 do, tumb- | Elzin creamery, 166@16!; e case ) all kinds, i Cheese—Quiet and weak; western flat, 5@ wl-mm erade, ul‘n‘ s, per, b, e, ) 168 FEET. To—-1'1gs teet, . an-nko 7.—~Wheat — Weak; | bl $4,00: do, 14 bbl. '€2.00; do, ver k i\ £.8h v August (e, l,muln tongues, per i byl do, }..,",\‘.. ,,h f bl kit, do, quart jars_per do Ohts Dull I-ml case, 2 doz, 86, ipe. per 14 I ol €4.00; do per ibbl, €2.00: do, per kit e 4 Tness pork, cach and | . Uoun M.L\n -California, 15e; strained, July 1B, (L Cincinnati, — Wheat — Stronger; 5 l,'fl'l-k“- per Ib, 1235¢: pen- i A Ty i ~er 100, €5.00; less than 100, Suli wd Towers N 3 . } b RovistoNs—Ham, 10 oreakfast ba- § Ry DAL, ¢ €01, con Sasige: clear side bacon, it 4 roubang Bigher &t sides, Gblgc: <hoit rib sides, 61gc et at &1, 5o mess pork. fed beef, ham SLA ieces, 1 0 1b cans, Minneapous, June 7.—Wheat Bty (Fairbanks), No. 1] A shade_highel 1b cans, + 8 1b cans. do., f boneles \ hy 0; NEW K168, DATES, e, —Layer figa, & and : ¥ ¢ 10-1b boxes, per 1b, i6e. Dates, fancy Fard, I 1 12-1b boxes, per Ib, Lie: Persian, 50-1b boxes, Receipts— W 144,000 B Jgr b, 10e. " Prurilles. 50-b” boxes, per Ib, Shipments X0 bu: flour, 6,000 | T oxThe market is steadily advane- ! ol . W7 bt St Al | g iis generally expected that lenons '”““'~ \ Wikt whi bring $10.00 within the next two wee! Liverpool, June 7.—Wheat—In poor | Fan sini, per box, tair to BoC '{ Jemand:; new No. 2 winter, steady at m'llxl. per fi)ux i, L 5 e Flone-—In poor demand, at ¥s, ¢ ORANGES—With the present light receipts In fair demand; spot, 48 5d, firms | stocks would move fast, but the receipts of at 43 5dj July and Augusty [ sumer fruits has lessened the den sonmie extent. - Los Angeles are guoted in € Kansas City, dune 7.—Wheat—Weaks | ifornia at just tiwice the price of two wontlis | No. 2 red, July, Ghige: August, (43¢ bi a0, Prices here ire De Sunio as Iast Week. Coin L, cash, @yl asked; | Los Angeles, £4.00; Mediterranean sw e asked; August, 27 '-4'<~>“|.|Iu-nuh- seedlings, $4.50( !, side Mediterran an sweels, 4.7 1¢ asked. Mich., $5. 00, —Wheat — Quiet resh stock has been received past few days. Yellow, per bunch, but uring e was; cash, 369, E3,00114.00. ‘n‘l‘ business; cash, 96{c. Southern cherries are coming d tter shape than the Califor- nia stock. Southern cherries, per st ES.00@1.0 choice Californin, per crat CALIFORNIA Arl STRAWRERRIK 150 to 435 stands being ipping stock. St. Louis, June 2 red i and Jul ] Corn=Iirm; N Oats—Firm: Rye—Easy at \ }'urk— —Wheat—Strong; No. o e, Louis 0002 Soft stock, e Ilmnr‘ wrown, stands, 4 draw ml “unchanged. lln Anb.—Wheat Dest, A AFTERNOON Easy, }e ‘; loveketcnrs itie il Shipping stock, ver doz., t ‘R Oats g : Unchanged. cre is no improvement in able since last week. There fafew sacks to some retail d y have ran short, or to peddlers, but there is no sale worth mention- ing. It makes no difference how low they are quoted, there is no sale of any account, New potatoes which are being shipped in from the south and west and Salt Lake po- tatoes, help to lessen the demand for old Salt Lake potatoes are auoted at 50 \ EGETABLES ~Cabbage, pe " southorn uliflower 10082405 home-grown LIVE STOCK. Chicago, JuneT. eports as 101lows: Cattle—Receipts, ping steers, $4,400% The Drover's Journal 00; shade highers ship- tockers and feeders bulis “and mixed, 003 through T i 14,0005 firm; natives, | dozen bunches, Sx@ioc; spinach. per bu, v green onfons, per dor,” 15act A special cablegram to the Drovers’ per oz, 1 lettuce, per doz, nal reports mederate receipts of Ameri per Ib, “ic: peas, per bish and home bred eattle. General demand mmu 15, per bush box, R brisk and prices firm at last week's advance, wax beans per bush box, & best American steers selling at 141c. per ib | eue wmbers, per doz, 60@is; squashes, per d or dressed weights, €1 3 soutliern, por bbI, $3.00; onious, Kansas City, June 7.—Cattle—Strong, NI .00 active and highier for best quality: choice to o e s fancy, $5@>.20; common to good, $4 *“",";mj:‘"'” ey :::‘xm 'l‘l [y oc etde 54205 cows, 3 @ stockcrs and fecders, 04205 cows, $ O b it @>.45. juni hand-pick Hogs—Teceipts, 6,000 shipments active and be higher'; good to ("Ihll‘ 3 common to medium, $5.6 Louis, June 7. ipments, picked nayy, $1.40@ FLour AND Mir flour, best qui quality, $2.5 wneat flour, vatent, nn-r wheat ond spring n, 55¢ o 2l m by 5 5003 o 5 | highe butehers’ ' cattle, ""“""‘,‘,..,’L,J' :3},, choice ' shipping and _export, S5 3 recning, G0c per cwl S common to good, $4,40ws ;Imn-lu-h' teers, | per ewt: shorts, 60c per ewt; graham, $1. ' fed Ba: 1 bales. S50067.00 por ton, - > Medinm, 1%@15c per 1b; fine heavy, shipments, km wmm coarse, 10(@l2e; burry \ @l0e_higher; bite and best he; 104,203 mixed packing Amlu-—l’rlmo slaughter sole 1 i doaio; hiw, 0@4.05. 98@5k:, wrimo oak sole , legther, Sicite = U e leather, 28¢ OMAHA LIVE STOCK. s i Mip, sfi@! S o hem. ealf, $100@L.1 Monday Evening, June 7. sl.ufl@l French calf, $1.25@1. s continue_ light and | boot leg, 30@32: Moroceo oil pebbie, 25 iently quiet. — Pr toppinis and linings, $8.00@l0.00 per doz vanced a quite CoAr—lowa, Walnut block, 85 market would have it of the nilinois, $1.75; " Missouri t of more cattle, m f HEAVY HARDWAR on, " rates, 3. pin cattie ave in Nl plow steel,special cast, 4c; crucible steel,63c; \ ring a better proportionate price here than | cast tools do, 12@18e; Wagon sgmkc. in any other market; butehiers’ stock finds | SL75@3.00: ‘hubs. per set, $1.25 /] ready sale but shippers should not send | saived dry, 81407 tongues, eacl, 7 | rassy cattle as it finds almost no market. | each, T square huts, por 1b, @ile; col Ko market closed strong at an advance over | chain, pat | ylalleable, G(@ke: iron Saturday ng quotations, wedges. 6e: crowbars™ Ge: harrow oo, 4 11 et opened strong at a allght spring steel, 7@Se; Burden's horseshos aturday: quite a good feeling | $: Burden'’s mule shoes, 85.40. Barbed \ seemed to prevail and the pens were all emp- | Wire, in car lots, sum er 100 _Ibs. _lron n. The market 0'to 3,00, Shot—81 clos day rong at b Medh{ o hnln after nc \ st @l0¢ advance over Satur- oncum vowder, Kegs. 3 82.00; do, quarter kegs, b 80 %: fuse, per 109 feor, —Cholee and_zood butehers sell castly il poor thin stock can not be sold. vailing Price Tige: white lead, St. lmun. Showing the prevailing prices pud for live llesgreen, 1105 1 c stock on this market. Chojce steers, 1350 0 1500 1bs. Cholee steers, 1100 to 1300 1b edium steers, 1250 to 1300 1 fat little steers, 1050 lu ll'fl.l Ibs . 100 to 1000 Jbs o Seal, 15cs Freneh zine, red scal, 110; renchh zine, 1 varnish nssi, 2e: krench zine, e: vermillion, American, 18¢: Indian red. 10c: Tose pink, 14c: Venetian, red. Cook- son's, #3c; Venetian, red, American, e red led. 7iye: chrome yellow. genuin chrome oY Ders. Soohale 6, ,’ 25{0; ochre, American, | 2¢ ter's mineral, 2ie: Leliigh brown, 2ie; ) brown, 2lée: Prince’s mineral, 5c. Y PAINT! —-Wml@l ad, 8e: Krench zine, COW: mul heifers. Fair to medium cows and heifers. Good to choice bulls. Medium bul Good to choice st X Medium stags. 12c: Paris whiting, 2i¢e; 'whiting gilders, Cholce liaht and mediim hogs. whiting, con’l, l lampblack. Gel 00 L0 oli010e oAy wn, 120: lamvblack. ordin > Good toicholoean) ian blue, 5% ultramarine 1 Common rougli & dyke. brown, Sc: umber. burnt. 4c: umbe Choice to extra sl raw, de: sienna, burnt, 4e; s Paris green, gentine, 25¢;_Paris green, com: Cattle. mon, 2e: chirome green, N. clirome Hous greei, K. 1 vermiliion, English, in_oil, Sheep, Taw and burnt umber, 1 Ib. cans, 12 A0 nd burnt sieoua. 12¢: vandyke. brows réiined lampblack coau black, 16c; drop Dlack, 100 ivory X blues 40c: ltramaring biue, 1c: ch : No. Av. green. L., ) Do 162 biind and sutter ..., 2008 green, L. M. & D., 16c; Paris green, 18c; /4 - _ g Indian red, 15c; \’euclnm red, %e; Tuscan , No, Av < UAmcrican’ vermillion, L. & D.. 206 " 2 5, )vlluwm-hru. M. & O. ), 18c; Kodes ochre, atent dnt'l’, 8ei graining colos light oak, dnrk oak, \M\]n\ll, chestnut and 1 balsamco per b 10¢ per oz s powders. per L ver I, Bige: gly cotate, per M, e, oily l'(Nll) $1 oil, ‘olive, ber gal., puire, per M, 18¢. I rmm.. No. 1, per gal., L, 1.4 All sales of stock 1n this market are made ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. | 40c ¢ morphine, per o ad hows sell at 'ge per 1b for all weights, | phur. per . de: stryehnime, pes “5kins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs VARNISIES —tarrels, per gal no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs extra, $1.1 and stags 80 Jbs. furniture, oacn, * No, 1I|-lll|u|l tinish, {"hard ol 1iTs—Cologne dpinld. 188 proof, $1.12; Notes, Receipts light. Pens cleared out, $1.13; 8 o 5 Everything higher, A1, Spin 51‘i"““’,‘\“;(’:. Heaviest receipts of sheep for months. 10 per wine gallon, * Redis- L. Anderson & Co., Mead, sent in a load of §L.00@1.50. ~ Gin blended, hogs. l\m:lmkv o hons, $2.00(w8, Harris & Firhes received five loads of :}.‘;,‘,‘,‘"“ )(‘,l:.“:lrli::l‘mflhd'::::{“r‘”u“h“l‘:(l‘:-: sheep, 9 1500 Brandies, imported, $5.00s llvmmh\ Paylor, Shelton, sent in a load 4|n||w~lll‘. $L30@3.00, Gins, imported, $4. | of hq @6.00: domestie, $1.25@ho0, Rums, im- A loud of logs was sold for Morse & Co., | puorte (15,00 New ngland, $1.750 Benton, domest i Champages iuort A load of hogs was sold for 8. R. ;, | ed, per ca /4 - El: Ceek. W A Blask, case, $10,00 | M. R. Falkuer, Plui Creek, shipped in a - 1oad of hogs, Dry Goods. Nydike & Titus, Harvred, shipped in o 3 Arnold's, te; O load of hogs. pl Lyman, 5¢;: tGlou- I 1" Wilkinson, Broken Bow, marketed two , Blg T st s AN ) loads of sheep. Windsor, 6ot l’\mm‘.% Harmon A. Hollman, Thayer, brought in a load of | &e¢i, Anchor Bhirtings, 4ige 4 i slnrllug;, c: Berwick, 4. | wwssndonlves, vk (Enuicached) =% oz, Magnolia ¢ o y 8 0z, West Point, OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS QARROES 101200 Wesk Poluk PRI TroN—Lawrence LL, se: Shaw- » . . 5¢: Beaver Dam 5¢; Atlantie hursday Evening, Jui e 5. s Indian Head, 7e; Wauchu wl. 635 Eaas—The market is slow and weak at Se, XXX, Oige: uumn cCe, Uil Buwren--Choice fresh grass butter, 7@ Allnll‘ 9¢; intferior, 4@be; ereamery, 13@ise. —Amosk qu 12i4e: Thor CiukxaeFancy full oreau eheadurs | dy 73e: ‘Thorndyke faney, 9y new wake, tle: flats, llige; young | York, 104¢: York 2ie: Milbun Awmerica, 1363 sirsl quality Swiss cheese | 123c! Parl River, Hawmllton, 12 gecond quality, [iyGlee; Linburer, | Swltt idiver, 65c; 8 5. 8lge: Shetuck- \ "‘;7 skiw flats, k@10c, . Uige: Montauk AA, 12¢; Montauk BB, ‘ oL Ry - The receipts of old towls are ll(‘oumza ACA, lie, black and | woiored) —Boston ¥ 0z. brown and & n Washington iny other city, prob. 3¢ _Boston O H brown and arab, | ably, but there a¥e few teams that could ton X X brown nul drab, 10c: Boston | «tand to have the sold or silver faken XXX brown and drab. | from their he \rnesses. Most of them are Boston O P e, 11e: War 0 Ve ’«‘.C'T‘J..T\';""Jnfmm- chgjee, | serubs, or have hid years piled upon K il | them until they gre sway-backed. Sena- i 1 Fruit, Se; tor N\vhuuT -fi hrwlncl with driving a very fine-blooded team to his drag. | o CogseT .HA\*' Kearsarze, wus told the other day by a man who (4 Peppe Indian Orchard, Niumcane, 3 CHEVIOTS. keag, stripes, & burg Whitt rose, ¢ (Hlu checks, Royal, fisgc: Amoskeag, ray. book fold, 12c: 1 ool Beaver C) e knows (he horseg that they” are oid clods withont any blood which he brought from the country, where they have done sery ice for mor urs than their teeth would like to confe: The president’s horses are much ad mired, and evérbody knows all about them by this tinfe, but the only horses in his cabinet that would be too good to do seryice on & milk wagon are those driyen by Mr. Whitney. Bayard makes no essay a stylish livery, and_his horses have T Im« driven with S ary En term with ¥ ' stripes, ' S Otis, stripes, napped, 10ige: o, book fold, 111g¢; DENiMs a et Bverett, 15 and brown, Tige. e BEMRINGS. T ere sold to the see- (e HE WieQr Bbls Pls Kta of war 'w hen he took the Pendle- | 200, 100 W 40 12 10| ton house on Sixteenth street. 1t is quite 5 8 | & common thing for horses to pass the Ligo Gib'ed 47 | rounds from one official to another until L'ge R'd Sh're Fey 5013 25 2 1'41 3 AT y -|in:x1|f sold at auction and meet ite in the shape of a two-wheeled eab, which is hitched to them for the rest IMPORTRD FISH. Y . |Tibls HIE Bbls Q'r Bhls wew w0 D G 1 ; arts in 68 Norwegian [ | | | iage dur- Kk Her'ings 12 006 505 '"fl L 8 | ing his term in the cabinet, and are now a5 | doing duty on the street to public con- 68 6 | veyances horses driven by the postmaster have done duty at the depart- v Attorney General — \nms. Halt m.m,“m m _,n . Lutiie Hae ¥o uw lm o horse 0\1'4'|rl when he's astride Tlonter Mess 36 0018 0016 260 05 it and then he is not particnlar as to the Ex. No. 18h'r 24 0012 00 11 %) 6 30 Kind. I heard some one on the str E‘;d”“‘".’«. o 8 v& :"2“;‘ corner the other day hat's No. 1 £hore...| 10 0| & 00| & 45 country.” My attention ted Lurge Fe P00 b0 455 equestrian - coming down Fat -l | 4 0 t the Arlington. The = ' groomed, and hovbled LAKE FISH, “ " along with his nose to the ground, The n'( nm. rider had on loose trouser 0 overcoat LA L) and . white hat rm he ied an old umbrella. 1t was Lamar, ',‘“‘"" LA Many of the line-lool Nu rout. ... K | the capital that pass for private ar ‘e No. ! Pickorel.. 2001 801 30,1 10/ 40 40| by the month from live e The Holland herting, 8¢; smoked halibut.105¢: | French minister gets the credit of hav ing Yarmouth bloaters, 5 8¢, new scaled berrings, He \ying Admiral Temple, Who one of the finest priva s it from a large stable here, per month. Ory Lumber. ROARDS. n consideranle style at the Port- No.1Com. e, 1. s 13 I an 16 ft. land, hires his 2z W 11?' R Plere are some fine teams driven here, woIleand 161t but they are a small minority among FRNGING: 4 those that make pretensions, inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough The finest horses, exce m Senator Stan- i ford’s celebrated tenm, t: ven inch, l" feet, rouzh. h, 12 nd 14 feet, rough y Representativ \('ull ur ¥ I'ney 16 feet, rough. have not been here luuL, They are ligit IMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, ck punns.nll \nuum! and they are e driven fo a very turnout by a coachman to whom 1% P $100 per month and living. General Singleton drives a fine and so does the British minister, s two fine hors Those \pancse minister used “to but they have grown old in epingup appe v belles. Represents zan, has a good t ter Phelps S ver Robert R. Intt,” also, Senator Eval has two new horses of good Kentucky stock. They are very "l"nun 16 1¢18 1t/ o2 relz e team, Mr. FLOORING. A 6inch, white pine. inch, v RS dark brown. . e 100 18 and 90 Senator Cameton has two clipved bays, 10 andagft. 1800 | which he values at §2,500. He drives them to a coupe and bmu;:h m. He | # white driver in green livery. Senator Payne drives two big bays. Warner Mi ler achman ‘claims that his H ays can trot to the pole in 3:00. In full livery the turnout is very stylish. Senator Alijson's horses make no preten- s10ns to styl Senator Stanford doesn't dri horses to his carr His are 4 pairof 17-hand-high LAP. No.1, Plain, 8 and 10 imch No. % Plain, S and 10 inch. No.1, 0. ¢ LATH. SHINGLE *A* Standard. binch, clear, $1. N Lath 553 6 inich, clear. Grocera’ List. PrcKLES—Medium, in bbis, $5.50; do in n ‘immense team in a half bbls, 83,25: small. in bbls. $6.50; do in . The livery is % ne half bbls gherkins, in bbl 7. with' bl in half bbls, §4.25, drivers Ca Of the old citizens here General Beal 21D, per. case, probably has the best livery. He 15 per’ case, $1,60; sreat horseman, and the horses he d eache: T case, $4.5 have good blood in them, but they are a little old. His carringe ‘horses do not DEr Ccase $2.50: gr u pineapples, 2-1b, per case, 83 TeiEs—Per caddie, round, $1,00; square cases, $1.70; match in color. One 1s a dun and the other a dark vay. His_turnout n, um- attractive. Ex-Senator Yule equipage—black driver, ac! bluck coach and black horses. tor Robeson’s rotund pe in & handsome coupe drawn by two sorrel and the other y—which are held in by a coachman a broad patent-leather’ band on his . W. Corcoran’s horses are hand- some, but old. Senator Subin's stable consists of & pair of black Hambletonians valued at $2,500, and another valued at 1,500. ‘The finest teams scen on the streets of the capital are those that are here only temporarily. per mule square, case, 81,25, Suaans—Powdered, T¥c; granulated, 6%{¢; nuhoumwrs:\ B33 nd- ar ex(mAC 6%c; extra C, 5%@:;‘40. medlum cut loaf ‘“('Qx‘s,u: 1"\('! Salt *Lake, n?'w (@ 10@20e: currants, 1% @ L 4 S{@adic.o ns—Garneau’s soda. butter and plenic ams, Bifc; ginger snaps ity hOlh’l. Tise. oDA—In I papers. § keg, ver 1b, 224, 3. YRUF—N0, 70, 4-gallon nfi $1.00% New Orleans 33@iic per gallon; Ma) lo Byru 3¢ barrel, strictly pure, 70c per gallon; 1'_gal $9.25 per doz: 3¢ gallon cans, 85! 25 a case; salsoda, ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris, per doz; quart cans $3.00. " § 1—Mirror gloss, 1 Ib, Gc; Mirror [ Whon sho was a Child, she oried for Castoria, gloss, 31b 5ige. Mirror gloss, 6 1b,63¢cs Graves' | When ahe became Mins, she clung to Castoris, 31b Hige. corn, 1 Ib, ‘Gige; Kingsford’s' corn. 11b7e; Kingsforl’s gioss. 1 1b, 7c; Kingsford's gloss, ¢1b, Tigo: Kingstord's pure, 8 Ib, 5%c; Kings- ford’s buik.4 Corrrrs Ordinary erades, 10e;talr, 1014@ 1le; prime, 11}j@lZc; choice, 12i@lske; fancy green and yellow, 1314@14}de; old gov- ernment Java, 20@0c; interior Java, 16'4@ Mochs, ' 22@c?__Arbuckle's roasted, MclLaughlin's XXXX roasted, 14c} Dilworth’s, Jg; Ked Cioss, Wlqe. | | DOAPE—KIrK 8 Sayvon unmmm Kirk’s satinet, $3.00. Kirk’s mnd-nl Kirk's white Russian. $4.00: Kirk's Whito Gt S0 Domme. Bi00¢ Washpoara. |65, 10 CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1, 65, 103 c: 85, e boxes, 4ol 16 0z, 68, 103¢c; halt box, 20ib, 'Wheo ahe had Childsen, sho gave them Castorin, lHLL'S Rest Gnnds i_n the Market g.\, DY —ulxnu, @12 stick, m;mnm Al loads, per bbl. 81.55; "Ashton, sacks, Ashton, Boc; bbls, —(Ground —HBlack _pepper, boxes, 20 ll Cl 2@16c; cinnamon, 18@25¢ 5d2hc; mustard, 150 . falr, 20@37c: good, 45 ¥ good [mperi A0 choice, 60@i0; Young Ilyson, good. 30+ choice, Ha@ile: Oolong, good, 35@ile; Vo hoice, 40a@ic; Kaglish breaktast, good, ouchong, good, 30 ans, fair 253 Prea Dust: 150} New York, per bbl, $7.00; do, half bbl, $4.00; Crab. per doz qts, $2.75: Michizan refined, per bbl., §6.50; do, half bbl, $4.00, Vl*lluAMA“"lllu wlue 18@lics clder, 13 3 tripple strength, —Dia) a3 .lul 5 — Ask for our'goods and See thatthe fiac/r/urd Ill a to Bi e Charm of | bear our trade mark. e Fountain, 70c: Golden Thread- - Favorite, (e Buds, 80 Rocky Mown- STGT T A Cuick, Permaners sc: Faney, 45¢; Daisy, 40¢; North Star L!«vflt_}; h "u lity, Ne od Luc S Our m "62i4e; Good s Saoiseiory T S fre: Ah‘h.l!u) ‘o0 BOFFALS: TURNOUTS AT THE CAPITAL. "~ Job f"nnlmg PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Mavufacturers. 106-108 South Horses that Have Drawn Presidents and Cabinet Ministers Now Doing Cab Service., Washington Letter: The horse that of & stylish privatelivery n Fourtcentn Stree not, as a rule, far removed Flour and Feed, k To be attached toa [ = - W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Kaising Buckwheat tiour and proprie )naha to tug at the traces of a .nn,,y “nwht liner” is the fate that iiter overtakes him. This fate almost invariable for the offici One pair of President Arthur's horses is now engaged in hauling a hack over the conerete streets of the capital for their tood and what attention they a public livery stable. at auction by the stabl Leather, Hides, Etc, " BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Sorvants of the public, Beveral of tho Leather, Saddlery Hardware, horses that were driven to the carriages | gaadier; » Hides, Wool, Furs, of his cabivet ministers, and formed a Peli part of their wrilliant establishments | = = === = \cre, are working i the street cabs and look no better "than their fellows that have never oceupied such distinguished positions M gm for Anbeuser-Bush Brewing hsn As stylish private livery may ve scen lul Bpecial Lrunds Fuush Budweiser, Erlanger i KEATING, W City Mills, cor. bth und Farnam Streets, Omaba. | AHA IA!IIFMTUREH Book Bmdmg. e REES PRINTING €0,, Printers, Book Binders, And Hlank Book Manufactarers, Nos. 108 108 South 1th Street, Owal Bridges —Steam Pile Drw‘mg, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Fngineers and Contractors, and Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Howe Truss Bri h i, near Far Iron Combination and Piling and Oak Tim b Telephone No 7 Cvga.s and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & (0, Jobbers of Clgurs,, Tobaccos, m Streef, Omabs, R FACTORY, SCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Leaf_Tobaccos, 108 and 110 N. 14th Strect, Omaha, Neb. Lrockery. W. L WRIGHT, 5 to, 28 South nam; Noa Agent for the Mauufacturers and Tmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, 7 Bouth O GO0DRICH & CO Agents tor A. Whitney Carriage Co. Chfldrons Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrigerators. for price lists. 113 Farnam st , Omaha, S & CO, 1th \’lholsnle& Retatl Fine Carrlages, ne. 2 per | Tzard Str _ Branch at Cows VB, lowa: Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. John Epencter, Proprictor. cont eet, Munufacturer of Gulvinized Tron nnd Cornices 824 Dodge and 101 and 105 North 10th Streot, Omaba, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufecturessof Oranmental Galvamzed iron Cornices, Dormer 10 8. 12th St. art'of the country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Work Doors, Sash. Etc. done Specnt's im- 608 nnd 610 8. The Gate City Plen‘ng Rill. Doors, turning. seriptio ash and Blinds. Also all kinds Scroll und Stair work of every " A. ROSENDERY Manufacturer and Dealer in s of do- Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Lails a specinlly Telephone 15th and Marcy Sts.. Omnbu, Nel Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & 0., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaba. Burila Firc Alarms, ¥cctri e Tron Works, PAX'I I‘()‘I & \'lhR LING [RON WOR No. @2 Alarms, Tells, c Matting, Spenking Tubos, <3 Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, It ng, Rolled Benms i Steam Engi 8 Work, G Machine and Hlacksmith W Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th fron ard Nails. Ll 5 “OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING 00, Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nails © Omaha, e o s ob. ‘Omaha Saf Works, G. ANDRERN. nnufacturer of ¥ ault Doos Work. ' Cor. i4th i and Jckson St Wagons and Carriagec- Established 1858, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 349and 14U Dodge Street, Omuha, Noby Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & SBONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Man and Burglar Proof Safes, ork. Shutters and Wiro , Omahu, Neb. Union Stock Yards, 5. ('Jmuun“ ‘Tolophone 582/ ! l]nlon Stock Yards Company, AHA Limited. John l-‘ um-d, ancnnlcndou ( SAVAGE & GRE f Live Slock Commission Merchats. ipm all kinds of stos L) Yards, Omabu, Neb. Lomber, Eler 'LOUIS BRADFORD, ts u;uan S [ Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, s, Doors, Etc. P ® Cor. 0th wnd Dougla. BOHN MANUFACTURING ! Manufacturers of Sasl, Mouldings, Etair W ork and In Finish. Jusf 6pened. worth !lrcuu,umuhu. Ne CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 274 8. Mth H'”""nfi.'.'::.‘&"‘. Noh. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, th and Californ for Hurd FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer lnhLumbar, Omuha, Nebraska. CHAS. It LE Hardwood Lumh'er. Yards—Cor. ith and Dougl: Doors, flnds, v cor. Bth und Leaveu- ¥. Colpetzer, a Streets, Omuha, Nob. or. 6th und Douglas Streets, Omaba, Not Waren Stock, Funcy Woods, lridke Timbers &c., 8. W. G. I. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdings, Mulh 13th Sueety Ouane, Lraski. Bullding Paper, Ete, Successors 10 Icken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Rmporters of Tarcign, ¥ e Blre 4 aud v . Trac i, Nob, Confectionery F. P .FA\' & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, Farnam St, Omaha, ~Ncb, Cor, 9th and Douglas, Omaha, Neb. U11-913 Jones 1211 A JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implements, LININGER & METCALE €O, Wholesale Dealers fn Agricultaral Implements. Office, Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, Omnha. Nely PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholesz e Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omuha Neb, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholcsale Demler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggies, Jones St bet. 0th and 10th, Omaha, Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & CO., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, X1 Farnam Streot, Omaba, Neb. Manufactory Summer Street, Boston, ¢ hna wholesale deal Carpets, "8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtnin Goods, Efe, 143 Farnam Street, Omiha, Nob. Coal, Lime, Et “JEFR W, BEDFORIY, Coal Coke, Lime and Stone. Omahn, N Yurdg, Bt nport St e COUTANT & SQUIRKES Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Dest varietios, Offic Telephons Ro. 1 e ) T Shippers of Coal and Cokc, AN H|h R , President. GrO. PATTERSON. “wnd T rons! J.H. Huunenr, Proprictor, Munnger. lebrasku Coal and Lime (iompany. BRAN Telcphone 49, ND 8o Omaha Con., Coke and Lime Compauy, Jobbers of hard and 5, 29S8, Tith St O, OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclugive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal, 211 Fouth 14th stre Coffee and Spices. . COLE & MIL] GAT Home Coffes and Spice Hll, M| gCo. mnnu Coffee Ronsters und Spive facturors of Buking Pow Bluing, ote. ey one ¢ Homo Blena Kousted Coffee. Cimal b D 1600 Hownrd Sto | | CLARKE BROS. & €O, Omaha Coffce and Spice Hils. Teas, Colfees, Spices, der Flnvoring Extracts, Laundry Bine, 11416 Har- ney Strect, Omaba, Neb, _Commission, Ete. " BRANCE & O, Wholesaie Fraits, Produce, QOysters, 7121 Farnnin St., Omaha, Apples—Our own pack- ing—Plntt & Co.'& Tiger Drand Oysters, Butter, Egge, Gumo, Poultry, Potato JOHN F. FLA General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions,Fruits, Flour wnd Feed, 105 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Consignments solicited. Keturns mude promptly. TR McDONALD. COMMISSION HERCHANT. 8156 12th Strect, Omaha, Ne alties _ter. Ews, and Chic WIEDEMAN & €O, Produce Commission Herchants Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, I St., Omuha, WESTERFIELD BROS., General Commission Merchants, 106Dodge Street, Omaha Neb. Consignments Soncited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. so, Butter Bags, 1 8. lith,, Omaba, N But Itry Tele- WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Msrchants. Foroim and Domestio Frults n specinty egant storugo fuck use und office, 10 North Ijth st. lewmm 7. D. A, HAURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Eggs and Produce, A full linc of Stone- warc. Consiguments solicited. 114 Dodye St Omuba. & E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Ch and Country Produ erally, 309 h St., Omaha, o gone “McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. ator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven- L ek, Omahu, Neb. LIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th St., Omaha, Nob, Speciu " Eiggs, Pouliry ind Guine PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, ¥ruits, Produco and P , Omuba, Ncb ! Refriges worth msors 1o 18uo ~Commission Merchant, b conntry produce fruits, butter, eggs, ole, Sy, 5 N. Jouh s T KIRSCHBRAU (Buccesiors 1o A, P, Behack) Produce Commission Merchants, No. South 1ith Streot, Omaha, Noh, Dry Goois. BROWN & CO,, hholega.é Dry Goods and Notons, $Douglus Btrect, Om & €O, olosale Dealers in Dry (:oods Hosiery, Notions, broiders td White' Cco In uul\;‘xll-l Omuha, Neb. . White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20k 56, and U, 1, Ry, Omaba, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers und Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, urt Goods, Blunkets and Robes. 1421 Furnnm Oimabin, Neb. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Hattress Company, Metressos, odd oo AN w1208 Do anutactu Piliows, Ouiubia, Neb, Overalls, CAN ) MARTFACTURING Suricalturul, V | TNW.C 0\|\||\ L MHER €O, s in All Kinde of Bulldlng Material at Wholesale. I8 Strectand 0 o ok, Omaha. - GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, b 20th and Lzard Streets, Omuha, A. WAKEFIELD, Who!eeala Lumbtzr, Lath, Shingles, Lraska. Building Pay Doors, Blinds, Mol fngs, Pickets, Poste, Lime, Plaster, Hag, Cemen \lmll ana hoaha Neb. 5 = Millinery. - o ool 1. ONERFELDE Tmporters and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1213 03 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Neb, Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Who]esnlers of Musical Instraments. | i Weber, ker, Haines and l | I8, wurd Organs, Chase Organs pl I uml h\l I h street, Furniture, Ete. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Ete, 1206, 1208 and 1910 Faomam Steet, Omaba, DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Doalers in Furniture, Farnam Streoet, Omaha, Nob. \ na " ! Croceries, ALLKN BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 1110 602 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, E. B. CHAPMAN & (0, ' Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Clgars, Tobacco und Smokers'” Articles, 1217 Howard SL ME & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Toas, Epices, Clgars and Tobnecos, wnd 1510 Dougs Ius Streot, Omukit, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Nob PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Nos. Ih. 0%, %9 and G118 10th St., Omshe, Nch Hardware. § W. J. BROATCH, ; Heavy Hardware, Iron, Sleel Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hurdwo nper et 1200 und 1 1 Hmnv) et O NODs Wholosflle Tron, Steel, Wagon And Carringo Wooa Stock, Heavy Hardware, Bt 2217 1210 Leavenworth Street, Omuha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanic® Tools und Bufialo Scules. 1406 Dougy Ins Strect, Omakin, N FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hmware and Nails, Tinware, Am its for Howe Scales aud Neb. Stoves, Ranges, Furnacss. 'l‘lles Mantlcs, Grates, Brass goods, - 1321'and 1325 Fase nam S RECTOR & WILRELMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. 10th and Harney Strects, Omaha, Nob, Harvesters, ot WHL'DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufocturer of the Dearlng\ Harvester Goods, Writo to Wm. M. Lorim uml A,mm,‘ Omaha. Telephono 61 Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. 8t2am, Wuter, Railway and Milling 'up[IXl(‘!,EL] v20, }'?: und ¥4 ‘urnum St. Omaha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Plpe, Fltl(ngs, Bteam und Wator Supplics. rters fo? Mast Foost Co.'s Goods. llll lm um Strooty Omuha, Neb. Jewelry, 8 T EDHOLM & ERICKS Wholesale Jowelers, Dealere in NI\(I , Dinmonds, Watohas Clocks, Jew el 5 und Matorials, Ete., 100 ! and 100, Jsth Sirect, Cor. Dodiro, Omubi, Neb, ¢ = pmaielada s Notions Etz, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobbors m . Hotions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 und 1008 Furiuan St., Onunliss, Nob. J. T, Robinson Notion Company, ~* 455 andd 405 S, 100h St., Omuha, Nob. Wholesale Dealers in- Notions und’ Gonts' Fus nishing Goods. Oils, Etc. D TANK LIN Nile Vi, WE)‘ A. H. Risnop, e CONEOLIT el et o Grense, Et Hlllmxu Omutia, Neb, Pork Packing. i JAMES E, BOYD, Pork Packer and Shippnr. % HARRIS & FISHER, - Packers and Provision Dealers. ion Mar Kul Inl Dodge Stroet, Pucking LA TS uck, Ounba, ,\uu 'l‘ol.- Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire wnd Burglay Froof SufesPime Locks, Vanlsy Bnd Juik work, 100 Fu; street, Omuhi, Nob S s fiholesale and Penll Ueilluf ln Seads,” s’ Hially TG . 1t a Cor. M Drugs, Ete, e OODMAN DRUG CO Wholesalo Druggists, Apa Denler in Pints, Ol wid Window Glasy' = =t Wines, Liquors, [t:, ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liguors, Solg weturors of Ke m..ul‘y East India Bitters, 1112 Hueney Soreot, Omnhiag Neb Buccessor to M"\"u.u & Dincax, Loportens Wm»s quuors :nd Cigars, Y Omuliis, > ch ~ Y L BRANDIFS & SO0, % Manufacturers of Oyerall Wholesale Joh Lol\. ) l.l ods, Notions, Gy b Gg Jvans Paute, Shirts, Kte, 112 and 1'% Dougls | B0 ow Y61k buien c\aily. P Blaoct, Ouddis, Kol .“.- w3 South Fith bi., Oman 4, i