Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1886, Page 3

TAE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. JUNE 2I. Corn—N B @By Oats—Unehanged; No. 2 mixed, 3¢, Rye—Easier: No, 8, 6215, Pork—Quiet at §0.50. Lard—Strong at $5.55 Whisky—Steady at $1.10. Kansas City, June 19.—~Wheat — Higher: No. % red, casl gei July, 58%e bid, $9¢ asked; August, 50%ce bid. (038 asked. Corn—Quiet: No. 2, cash, 24}ge bid; July, 52e bid, Wisc asked., Oats—Nominal: July, 24'e bid, 25 asked. New Orleans, June 10.—Steady but un- ehanged, corn aull, weak and lower; mixed, 44@dbe; white, 4%d40¢ Oats—Firmer at 36@0 (e, Cornmenl—Quiet at € Hog Products—Demand fair firm, Pork—80.50, Lard—-Refined tierce, 85,75, Bulk Meats--Shoulders searce and Liverpool, June 10, — Wheat — Supply in excess of the demand; No. 2 winter, 6s 94 and dull; spring, 6s 8'¢d and dull Flour—Offered treely at 7s 6d, dull. Corn—Supply good : spot, 4s 4d and dully June 4s 2 uly easy at 58 2d; August, 45, 114d and easy. Toledo, June 10.—Wheat— Closed steady; eash, 8i@Sle. Corn—Dull; cash, 5 Onts—Quiet’ ¢ Bt. Lou higher; No. 2 red, cash, 78@7s T4¥e. Corn—Firm; No. 2 mixed, cash, July, § Oats—Strong; No, 2 July, 24lgc, Rye—Firmer at 53c. Whisky—$1.10, Pork—Strong at $9.00@9. Lard—Firm at 8550, Butter—Fairly active and steady; cream- ery, 14@15c; dairy, 11@1c. sminal; unchanged; No, 2 mixed, and market firm at —\Vheat—Strong_and July, 1ige; mixed, cash, 26c; LIVE STOCK. Chlcago, June 19,—~The Drover's Journal Teports as follows : Cattle—Receipts, 1,800; market weak and quiet but easier; shipping stee $3,75(a@) 40; stockers and feeders, $2.60@4.55: cows, bulls and mixed, $1750 bulk, $2.60(@3.25; through Texas cattle, (@ 16, Hogs — Recelpts, 16,000 mark heavy steady and others b lower: rough and mixed, £3.90@4.15; packing and shipping, 101 light, $3.80@@4,15; skips, $2.60 Ipts. 600 ¢ 82,000 @4.00; Texans, $2,00@s, St. Louis, June 20; shipments, none; nothing doing tor wi of ‘supply, nominal ‘and unchanged pric ‘,:;nnu to choice shipping and exports, € @5,15; _common to fair, £4,40@4.80; butch ers’ stoers, $3.50@4.50 ; cows and heifers, €2. @3.50% gr Texans 5 Texans, $3.50¢ Hogs— Receipts, 2,400 shipments, 1,000; 0od hogs are active but firm; butchers ‘and st, $4,00@4530; rough and mixed, $8.85@ ight, @4.05. OMAHA LIVE 8TOCK. Friday Evening, June 19 Seneral—The live stock warket the past week has been active as a whole, *hough dull on cattle. 'The receipts for the' week show 2600 cattle, 10,500 hogs, 440 sheep and 124 horses as mfinlml 1900 cattle, 11,000 hogs, 800 sheep and 150 horses for the week before. ‘While very iittle can be said for the cattle market, the hog market is certainly in a very thriving condition. - The building of new packing houses and_the arrival of bu Tepresenting _packing companies b s located at other points, all se stimulate the hog market. The week with the cattle market lower than the open- ing prices for the week. The hog mar closed at an advance of 5¢ above the opening prices tor the week. Cattle—The cattle market for to-lay was very dull and slow and barely steady, "There was not much of any inquiry for stock of any kind. The recelpts were very light, Hogs—Salesmen started out in the morning asking higher prices for choice mixed loads than on yesterday but buyers did not show any disposition to meet them. — Over three thousand hogs changed hands, neavy hogs were sold as high as 3,873, The receipts were liberal for a Saturday and the same as a week ago. Suer—There was nodemand, and it is no easy matter to get even a bid, CEIPTS Cattle Hogs g 40 ac ket active corn fed 2200 Showing the preva stock on this market: Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, Choice st , 1100 to 1300 Ibs 4.00( Medium steers, 1250 to 1300 bs. 4.50(@4.05 Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 Ibs ... 4.60@4.70 Good feeders, £00 to 1000 1bs. . 8.65404.00 Good to choice cows and heifers. 8.50(@3.80 Fair to medium cows and heifers.. 5.00@3.40 Good to choice bulls. B.00(3.25 Medium bulls. Good to choice stags Medium stags. Assorted light Assorted heavy hogs. Good to choice mixe Common rough grade: Fair to good shorn shecp. Representative Sales, STEERS. 1060 8415 L1270 4. 3871, i .57,lf' Range of Prices. Showing the highest und lowest prices paid for mixed loads of hogs on this market dur- ing the past seven: days, with comparative values: Thursday, 17th. Friday, 15th. Baturday, 19th Live Stock Sales, Showing the number of eattle and hogs srehased by the leading buyers to-day @ CATTLE, G. H Mamwond & Co. Clark Br Carleton. Lobman J. P. Squires. . . G. 1L Hamond & Co. Shipments. Showing the number of cattle, hogs and gheop shipped during the last twenty-four hours and the destination of the same, HOGK Rt ast Cambridge Chicago Mil " AL salos of stock 10 this market are made ive welkht unless otherwise stated. ell at }5¢ per Ib for all weights. or hogs welghing less than 100" Ibs n Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs AN etags 80 1bs, Notes, o market dull, Hog market active, F. Kropf, Schuyler, sold aload of hogs, & D, Mead, disposed of & load of . M. Brass, North Loup, sold elght loads OLE. Bliss & Bliss, ¢ of Loys aburg & Frash, Walioo, disposed ofa yler, marketed two loads G, 0, Wi on the 1 C, 1, U natke Rising, bad two vads of hogs sold a load of sixiy hogs on ket 't et & N South Bend, and Parkhurst & W Muiauette sold hogs, Hawss o Riley bad two loads of hogs on e tat s el iren Oodar Ruplds. Lobman & Rothehild had_ninety-two head of cattle at the yards from Shelt The Geneva Elevator com eneva, sold another load of ogs on to-c market L. Anderson d;Cooper & Tewksbury, Weening Water; Kisselbach & Co., Shelby i Meisner & Taylor, Shelton; Stuart & F,. St Paul; C.T. Kenyon, Howard :F. Demming & Co., 8helby, and Hanna & Co., Scotia, sold hogs on to-day’s market. M. Parsons, buyer for J. P. Sauires, the Boston packer, bought 687 hogs on the n ket to-day. They were shipped to East Cam- bridee, near Bosfon. He bought the best « hoes on the market and paid the best P This is one step further toward mak: ing Omaha a great hog market. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS fieneral Markets, Saturday Evening June 19, Fags—The receipts are not uite as liberal as last week, but are more than equal to the demand, A’ good many eggs that are not strictly fresh, and have fo be Sold as seconds, are coming in. Dealers have been holding the market np, but as stocks acenmul they are forced to sell lower Close ecandling is necessary and shippers would save freight on rotten eggs if they would candle before ship ping. Cracked eggs have to be thrown out and sold at a less price, Eggs, Thqse. v BUTTER—A great dealyof poor and sout stock s ¢ id i not easily disposed f. Prices rule about the same as last week. receipts continue liberal and more than equal to the local demand. Commission men find it extremely diflicult to dispose of their stock. “The retail trade 18 very particular and will only take the best, so that the poorer grades meet with very slow sale. Only a very small proportion of the receipts bring topprices. ' “Tliere Is fio sale atal for creaiy: ery butter at the present time. Choice fresh grass butter, 7@llc; inferior, 4aie; crean- ery, li@lbe. Pourtry—The receipts of old fowls have been very large the past week and the market is lower, 17..-, are not in quite as good de- mand, as there s more demand for chickens as the season advances. Spring chickens when laree sell fairly well, but small sizes are not wanted, and very sl ones will not sl at any price. A few ducks were received this week which sold at tions: Old fowls, per doz. 50 chickens, large sizes, pé ghring criickens, smal, $1.50: di 2,00, spring . per dor, wEsE—The market is very weak and de clining. ~ Faney full cream eheddars new make, 9lc, 10¢; young ericas, 1014 ality Swiss cheese 5o second qualit elde; Limbunger, 11@12c; skim flats, 6 clicese, 12c. V168" KEET. ThivE, bbl, 84.00: do, 44 bbl. $2.00; do, Lambs’ tongiies, per iy b, $ , 82,505 do, quart jars per do; Jint Jats por case, 2 doz, 80.36 T bbl §4.00; do per bb, $2.00 e, Cc strained, 10e: Ne bras! g Mar: penny Mt bric ) —11gs’ eet, per i per Kit, e, per ig ¥ i do, per kit (@13, Staanr—Bricks, s, por 1, Le, Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, ans, per gal, $1.05; half . ver gal, $1.10. New York, per bbl, 87.00; do, half ab. per doz qts, $2.75; Michigan bl., 6. per 1b, j@lie; elder, 13 triple strength, rrovistoNs—Ham. 101{@11e; preak con Bige: clear side bacon, 7e; d sides, Oige; shoit _rib sides, 6l bedgimess pork, $12.50 per bb ham pieces, Likge: lard, tieree cans, 6ize; 107 1b cans (Fairl 1b cans, do, 6igc; 8 1b cans. do. less ham. 1lc. NEW K168, DATES, ETc.—Layer figs, 8 and 10-Ibboxes, per Ib, i6e. Dates, fancy Fard, per Ib, et Persian, 50-1b boxes, per b, Prunelles. 30-b- boy 18¢ Beniugs — Black _raspbernes are 1n eral supply from St. Louis and are ing very fast. At the present time pri are very trong but a decline is pated next week. Red raspberries as desirable shippingstock and do not arrive ood condition as the black. Strawber liome grown. 16-qt case: 0175 $2.60; aspl ack raspberries, S5, 18 qts, $2.25 Louis home luck raspberries, 5 $1.504.00, CAL rs as a rule do not encourage outside orders, to any great extent, before July 1st, as the first ar- rivals of fruit donotstand up very well wh reshipped, though they may be very des ble for the city trade. Apricets, 20 Ib boxes, 20 °10_boxes, e 83,001 plums, 2015 8, 81,75, —'The market confinues strong,and ) prospect of lower pri The warm weather has created a good demand and the sales have been heavy the past wee Fancy Messina, $8.00@8.50; choice do, $7. (@s.00, ORrANGES—Stocks are very much reduced and the season is about over. ‘There is not- ingleft on the market except Los Angeles, and the supply is not large. Los Angeles, $4.00@4.50. BANANAS-—The receipts have been liberal the past week and a large amount of stock is ing sold. A car of choice red bananas has rived and i yel red, per bunch, P 10¢. uis home blac! ck has arrived in Shipping stock, $3.25 GrowN Fruirs—The arrivals thus Currants | 24 q cases, §: . —Local " gard Sup- ity trade to such an extent that little_ that can be shipped in. The following quotations represent prices at which outside orders, requinng choice, fresh, selected stock, are filled. Shippers must not anticipate such prices for vegetables sent in from the country. Southern per crate, $2.00; southern caulifiowe) §1.25; home grown cauliffower C(w$1.00; green onions, larce, per doz, 15G20c: peas, per bush, Ta@E100; ovions, soutlietn, per bl $4.00; 3tring beans, pe y-bush box, &el : wax beans 3-bush potatoes, per bbl, 8500z do p Fuips, per doz, bunches, 25 er oz bunchies, 25¢; southern per box, old d some have by sold in small lots as high 40¢, but there Is no en- couragewent for shippers to send in stock, There is no sale for car lots, and even if sold it would do well if it paid freight and com- wission. Breans—Inferior stocks, 75c@1.00; good clean country, $1 medium hand- picked, $§1.30@1.40; ked navy,$1.40@ 160, FLour AND MirLsTUFFs—Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, $3.00; ond $2.50w be: _(,]uuln()i, spring quality, § wheat flour, vatent, $2.7 ran, 5c ow! meal, 80¢ per_owt; ehiopped feed, 65 I, We; low corn rning, (0c per ewt: hominy, e per ewt; graham, $1. 00 per ton, 1ye, CWH S e ¢ hay, Graiy—Corn, wheat, No, Woor. 10@14 boe; oats, o @15e per 1b; fine heavy, 10@12¢; burry butehers’ n eured, alt, Ua@lle; tailow, e yellow, 25 brown, ~lirev c; dry tlint, 1@ hides, two-thi rime white, , 2@ rime_slaughter sole leather, prime oAk sole leather, 56(d3ve, her, per foot, 20@de e, oak kip, 85@bse: Freneh kip, $1.00eL25; hew, call, 8LO@L10; onk calf, §Loual French calf, $1.25@i.85; Moroceo Doot leg, 50@i2e; Moroceo oil pebble, 25@ize; toppings und linings, $0,00@10.00 per doz. EAVY HARDWATE—ITON, rates, $:.85; plow steel, special cast, 4¢; erucible steel, 6 cast t00ls do, 12218¢; wagon spokes, per set, 3,00; hubs, per set, $1.25: felloes, v, $140; tongues, each, 75¢; axles, each, 7c; 'square nuts, par Ib, T@tle; coil chain, per 1D, 6@12¢; malleabie, 6@se; iron wedge § e rs, Oci harrow teeth, 4e; spring ‘steel, 7@se: ' Burden's horseshoes $4.40; Burden’s mule shoes, #5.40. Barbed wire, in car lots, $4.00 per 100 Ibs. Iron Nails, rates, 10 10 60, $2.50; steel nails, $2.65, Bhot=—§1, buekshot, ' $1.85; oriental pawder 3.50@4.00; “do, hall kegs, 200, do, quarter kegs, $1.50; blasting, kegs, 3. wer 100 feet, 50c, Lead Imr.gl.'.. PAINTS I White lead, Omaha,’ P, P., 7ige; white lead, St. Louls, pure, $7.80: Mar- sellles groen, 110 5 ib cans, French zine reen seal, '12; French zine,' red seal, 1le; French zitie, 0 varnish asst, 2e; French zing, Te; vermillion, American, 15; Indian red, 10c; rose pink, 14¢; Venetian red, Cook- son's, Venetlan red, American, 13gc red Jead, 7ie; clirome yellow, genuine, 2 chrome_yel 12¢3 oere,’ Toclielle, 8o ochre, French ochre, American, 2 Winter's mineral, #ge: Leligh brown, 23ge; Spanish brown, #g¢; Prince’s wineral, THER—] Upper le; Kip, 7508 SawW 5; fuse, ¥ PAIXTS--White lead, 8¢ French zine, Paris whiting, 85¢: whiting. whiting ¥ < lampblack, Ger lampblack, ordinary, 8¢; ultramarine, 153 yan umber, burnt, 4c; umber, nna, burnt, de: sienna, raw, 4c w; Paris green, com N Y., We: chrome English, in oi s raw and burnt umber, 1 1h, cans, 193 aw and burnt sienna, 1 ndyke, brown, e refined Iampblack coneli black and ivory black, 16c: drop black, 16c; Prussian ultramarine blue, 1803 chirome o M. &D., 16c: blind and shutier L., M. & D., 16c; Paris green, 18 yred, 15: Venetian red, f%; Tuscan American vermillion, L. & D., yellow ochre, fe: L. M. & 0. D., 18¢; oclire, 16c; patent dryer, Sc¢; grainin light oak, ‘dark oak, walnut, chest ash, 12 DRUGS AND CHEMICALS 2¢; acid, tartaric bal 1b, 45c: bark, sassafras, per Ib, 10¢: calomel per ib, chinetonjdia, per oz, 4053 chloro torim, 1, 30c; Dover's powders, per b, 1 salts, per b, Aiie: glycerine 1b, 18¢: lead, acetate, per 1b, 20c: No. 1, per gal, SL30: oil, castor per gal, $140¢ oil, olive, per gal., £1.40: oil, origannum, c: " opium, £5.65: quinine, P, & W, and R. & S, per oz, S0c: potassiim “fodine, per It per 0z, 40c: sulphate morphin sul- pliur, per 1b 4 nine, per oz, S1.% VarNisigs—Barrels, per gallon: Furni: ture, extra, $L10; furniture, No. 1, $1.00 coacl, extrd, 81403 coach. No.' 1, §1.20; Dac mar, extra, $ dapin, d0ci asphialtum, extra, be; shel 83,593 hard oil finish, 81,50, Sprurrs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1,19; do 101 proof, S113: spirits; second _quality, 101 proof, $1.12: do 188 proof, SLIL Alco hol, 188 proof, €210 per wine gallon. Redis tilled whiskjes. $1.00@1.50. Gin blended, S150@200; Kentueky bourbons, $2.006,00% Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 5 Golden Sheaf bourbon and” rye S1LA0@L00. Brandies, imported; domestic, € 130300, Gins, imported, @6.00; domest 00 Rums, im- ported, $4.50w8.0 @2.00; domestic, § - ported, per case dyke, brown, S W, 401 8 India Acid, carbolic, m copaiba, per Dunnell, rinon, dige’ Shirtings, Dunnell Jacqus 5ige: Winasor, Ge: Picilic, 6c Anciior Shirtings, 47ge; Moerri 4jeq Berwi D Cck—(Unbledeled)—8 oz, Magno Koz West Point, a, 1003 A 10} ¢ 10 oz, W A Brows Corro mut LI, TreKINGS—Amoskeag ACA, 121e: Thorn- dyke 000, ie: Thorndyke fancy. ye; York, 103ge: York faney, 12 Milbury, gei Pearl’ River, 111’ Thimilton, wifl | Siietucket 8, § tucket S ontauk AN, 1 BB, 11e: Omega, ACA, 1 Duck—(colored) —Biston 9 oz brown and brab, 13ige; Buston O H brown and dra XXX brown and i5e; Boston O 1 Warre Montauk 1ige: e Hope, 7e: Lonsdale, S¢; Frait, 8. sutta, 1075 Cotpr Pepy Naumkeag, 7c. oTs—Amoskeng, checks, 91 e tripes, Mie: Slater, stripes, Se 22 Whittendon is, che 9 Ns--Kearsars Armnory, Indian Orehard, 6o} et Enduray 1 Creek 3 k BB, 10¢ 2 r Creek CC, 9¢ X, Les Jaffre Columb, ¢ and brown, Tie. Grocers' List. Medium, in bpls, $5, small, in bbls, do in do in Sc; round, per I mule square, Ties . Glges , 6ig@bige; UG ARS—Powdered, od, Oige; standard_extra ( Tmrter apples, blackberri by rn, 4%¢@hly alt Lake, new, 1%@0c; currants, 7i 5, new, 414@i3(c. —Garnean’s soda, butter and eamns, Blge; ginger snaps, ige; evaporated, rasphel s c. A—1n {b papers, § Keg, per 1b, £217c. SYRUP—No. 10, 4-gallon kegs, §1.00; New OrJeans, 38@40c per gallon ; Maple Syrup, !¢ Darrel, strictly pure, 70¢ per gallon; I gallon cans, $9.25 per doz.; 34 gallon cans, $5.25 per doz; quart cans, $5.00, TARCH—Mirror gioss, 1 Ib, 6e; Mirror 3 Ib, 5lg Mirror gloss, 6 1b, Glge s’ eorn, 11D, 63ge; Kingsford’s corn, 1 Ib, 7e; Kingsford's ‘gloss, 1 1b, 7e; Ki : Kingsford's pus bulk, de, inary grades, 101¢c: fair, 11@ 1135¢; p 11g@i2e; choice, 1215@13lg faney green and yellow, 13}§@14lge s old gov- ent Java, 200 3 Interior Java, 16 gb Arbuckle’s roasted, XXXX ronsted, 144c} Red Cross, 144, Savon | Imperial, #2705 .00; Kirk’s standard, $3.05% ssian, $4.00; Kirk’s White 10. .25 4 case; salsodn, 143ie; MeLatghlin's Dilworth’s, T4c ) Goons casc, 85.45; strawberrics, 2 1 aspberries, 21b per case, pars, per ense, $4,60; per case, $ California per case, cherries, per case, $3.601 blue: c&E plums, 2-ib, per 2 b, per case, §5.20 NDLES—Boxes, 40 b 6s, 103 8s, 104} 40 1b, 16 0z, Gs, 10}4¢; half box, 201b, Mixed, 03@12c; stick, 9@10¢, SALT—Dray loads, per bbl, $1.55: Ashton, { sacks, Aston, 85¢; bbls, yd—Black pepper, boxes, 20 allspice, 12@léc: cinnamon, 18@25e; cloves, 15@25¢; ginger, 15@25¢ ; mustard, 1@ r, fair, 20@37; good, 49 good Tmperial, 40@: Yotng Hyson, good, 30@45e Jolong, good, #@i0c; Oo- 0@60c ;3 English breakfast good, 50bhe: Souchong, good, 30 Japans, fuir, 25@ihe: ea dust, 1be; 553 eho cholce, G0@T choic long, HERRINGS, BI's H'f B8 Qr Bbis| Py 200|100 90 50 40 | 1 w40 52 40 51661 8) B0 45 B)l 50 46 IMPORTED FINH, iplian Brls HE Bbis Q' Bbls Pails or Kits 20 100 W B0 40 |15 10 New s, | Norweglun | (i) s 12006 505 903 502 70].... Norwesian | | Kk Herenzs 11006 005 458 052 5) Bristlings. .| 8 00/4 504 002 5011 %0 MACKEREL. " Bbls Hall Bols Qr 1 | 200|100 90 80 il 0 NEW ¥ISH Kty 10 Blouter Mess, ... Ex. No. 1 Shore. No. 1 Bhore 018 00 16 *|24 00012 5011 806 305 101 40 180009 70 '8 604 503 %01 10 11800/ 7 (0 6853 552 90 &5 " oo /1000 6 00 5 453 052 50| 75 900 6 00 4 852 552 10 65 051 70! 55 NEW FISH, 1f; BRleQr bk 00 5 40 3 £0[2 7 W 2 7017011 50 382 1TL M0 65 HE Buls Qr Bbls ms\km‘ No, 1 White Faiaily Wiiio No. 1 Trout No. 1 Pickerci .. Holland herring,85¢: smoked halibut, 1055¢ ; Yarmouth bloaters, 93¢: new scaled herrings, Dry Lumber, x BOARDS. No.1Com. s 1.5 12, 14and 161t... No.g 12, 14 and 16 1t No,g “ 12, 14 and 16 1t No.4 12, 14 and 16 ‘. gilders, | ——au FEXCING, § & 0 fneh. 12 did 14 Tt 4 & 6 inch, 16 1t., rongh 4 & 6inch, 12 ahd 14 Tt rough 4 &6 ineh, 46 ik, rou DIMENSIONS AND 1 17.0) 14.00 750185 10,70 100 10,50 20.50 1750 20.8) 2150 | SHINGLES, LATIL *A* Standard f4nch ¢ | G-inchi cle FLOORING, A 6inch, white pine B DN e UNine v - D6 inch b | E 6inch, * K BOARDS, 14 and 16 ft $46.00 3 inch, > " 42,00 2 inch, 1 1 1 12 inch 0. a=s (8 18,12, 14 and 16 tt. 10, 18 and 20 ft.. 12 14 and 16 ft.. LAY 1 Plain, S and 10 inch 2 Plain, Sand 10 inch ., 104 Wiyeee 15,00 iS.00 16,00 0. 1Com. 12 in 0, 2 SN £17.50 15.50 18,00 42 22z - THE GRASPING UNDERTAKER. Millionaire Urocker of San Francisco May Take Down His Fence, San kraneisco Chronicle: The stranger in San Franciseo who goes about to view the dwellings of the rich is struck with wonder at a singular monument which rears its unsightly shape on Sacramento set, between ‘Taylor and Jones. On sides but one it looks like an over. rown ice-house. It siands within the Broad shadow of the palatial home of rles Crocker. About nine vears ago a house stood there, the property of a wealthy undertaker nnmed Yun;f When Charles Crocker had seeured the whole of the square plot which his residence occupies, exeepting this paraliclogram, he was willing to pay dearly for it. Mr. Yuug knew the ot was worth 1 good deal more to his afftuent and powerful neighbor than to any one else When M. Crocker mude him an offer he de manded o mueh higher sum. After awhile the would-be purchaser resolved to pay the price, when he found it1 again been raised. This experic repeated several times. Mr. Crocke final offer was $20,000, but Yung waated 25,000, Then the millionair found himself at the end of his patience, and he registe solemn vow never to buy the lot from its then owner. As the presence of a dwelling so newr hisown mansion, into whose ample windows 1t look was a cause of hourly annoys gave orders to have 1l fence around the lot, shutting out all view on three sides of it. The lot was then a great deal lower than the grounds surrounding the Crocker man- glon. The fence was built also thirty feet high, und it intercepted every ray mshine that didmot descend almost dly. Mr. Yung may have repented obduracy, but h le no sign, ter a year,or two the house, which d been put in blinders, wasremoved, and the lot was It was subsequdntly leveled of the Crocker grounds. was blown down, but a new score;of feet high rles Crocker professe: to whether the become or not. Intimate is, however, confess tha as been red thorn in hisside, and it 1 probably, therefore, be good news to him to’ learn that there 1s at last a prospeet of its being plucked out, and without being ne y for him to break his vow.' Mi. Yung, under- taker, is dead, and his widow is well enough to do to disdain the consideration of a fow thousand dollars as u hopeful i centive to the keeping of a persist clutch upon a prn]wrl])’ that to her is usi less. People on ifornia street hll were astonished about two weeks ago to see the sign *“For Sule” posted up in lofty conspicuousness on Mr. Crocker’s disr fer Inquiry revealed the fact t Mrs. R. Yung, the relict of the deceased undertaker, 1s far less exorbitant in her ations than he was, She asks 00 for the lot, which is equal to $3 nt foot. Itisunderstood, howeves that these figures are far from’ being he ultimatum. Charles Crocker is expeeted to leave New York for home the 10th inst. William H. Crocker said yesterday that he did not balieve that his father'cared much whether he could get possession of the property in question or not. L ——— he erected ucant up to the The Application has been made to Build ing ll spector Whitlock to issue a pernut for the ercetion of the new St. Patrick’s CHICAGO,ROCK ISLAND & PACIF! £7 ronson of fa central position and close relation to afl linea Eart 'wnd W eat. ¢ LA A o5 et "the St (mporiaht’ mid i Lint wyetim 'of thTougl tranapor Eation whien nvites and acilitates trasel and iram Clties or i » o Eait: Northeaxt and' Ko West, Northwest The Great Rock Quarantees Its patrons that Uy Sitordnd by A olld. ooth triieks Bl e land Route of personal mect- Dullasted road. it aro {nfon Depors, Iuxirien o Trains hetwaor Nasisan Clty: Lok SEwell veniiate o Hagiincent Wil “icalih, an ons Dy 1y ooked e felnirely d Atehinon are niso T the Heclining Chair Cars, The Famous Albert Lea Route 18 the direct and tween Chicago and i ‘wil, where connections aré made al] paints In the Territories And e Wit "roilte’ Fant Exbres & 1ogan (18 an funtini ‘and fisbing R e or Dot s T A cd ‘fiformation heo HAps obtaiiiable. sa woll ad fickets, g el prineipa Tickes Unitelf States wiid CaBiad; or by ade R. R. OABLE, Prov't & Gew'l Mg'r, 1Tkt & Pass. Ag'ty cu1bAGO Job_Printing, REES PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106-108 South Fourtcen th Etroe Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Graio. Manufacturers of W.J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Raising Buckwheat lour and proprictors Omaha City Mills, cor. 8th and Farndm Streets, Omaba. Beer, M. KEATING, gent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass’ Snecial ¢ brands Faust, Budweiser, Erlangor 1886, wn syo| OMANA MANUFACTURERS, Book Binding, Ets, REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And TanK Book Manufacyurers. Nos. 108 and 108 Routh 14th Strocs Omaha, Net Bridges m Pile Criving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engineers and Contractors. | Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Howe 15th s, Iron Combination and nd Onk Timber ne No T, Truss Bridec near Farn Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEYER & 0, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Gune and Ammunition. 215 to 2 Strcet, 1020 10 1024 Farnam Street INTRI-OCEAN CraaR FACTORY, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealors in Leaf Tobaccos. £08 wnd 110 N. 14th Stroct, Omahn, Neb. urockery. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Btr Now L Omalia N L 8, GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitney Cacringe Co. 8 ) Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated K ‘rigerators. Sen or price lists. " ‘arnam st., Omaha, 0. 8. PETTIS & CO,, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phaetons, Buggios and Road Wagons. 0 per cent Baved I buying of us, Branch at ¢ Lornices. Eagle * Cornice Works. Fpeneter, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Gulvani, Tron and nice 25 1 © und Wi and 105 North 10th 8t t, Omaha, Neb, RUEMPING & BOLTR, i Man: cturess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Final 2th St. Work dono in ar ountrs Western Cornice Works, CHT, Proprietor. Galvanized 1ron Cornices, Ete. EBpecnt's im- oved Patent Mctall'c Skylight. 805 and 5108, th St., Omaha, Neb. part'of the PIRT Doors, Sash. Ete. 5 The Gate Ciiy Plen‘ng Hill. Doors, Sneh and Blinds. Alto il kinds of eroil und Stair work of every de- )SENDERY, Manufacturer and Dealer fn Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Ruils a specinlly. T No. 9 1oth and Marey S dlephone. .. Omaha, Neb. : Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Rlcetricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha. Burglar Alarms, Dells, Fire Alurins, #'cetric Matting, Speaking Tubes, Iron \:Iu.-ks. 2 PAXTO! VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Ruiling, Rolled Beams and_Girders Steam s Work, General Foundry Mnchine ith Work. Oflice and Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th st Iron ar d Nails. MAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €O, Cat Nails and Spikes, Fire Nails o Spe sinlty. Omaha, Neb. Safes. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. anufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Jail Work. Shutters and Wire Work. Cor. I4th and Jackson Sts., Omahu, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. Established 1568, A, . SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 1411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etc, =SS M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Unton Stock Yards, 8. Omuba. Télehono 582 " Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Buperintendent. ptn ) SAVAGE & GRE Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhipments of any and ll kinds of stock solicit v ed. Union dtuck Yurds, Omaba, Nob. Lumber, Etc, "7 LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lims, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. th and Douglas, Cor. 9th und Douglas, 5 BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interfor Hurd Wood Finish. Just opened. N. E. cor. 5th und Leaven- worth Btreets, Omnha, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. Mth Btreet, Omuha, Neb. F. Colpetzer, Munngoer. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and Californis trects, Omaba, Neb, FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor, 6th and Douglas Streets, Omsha, Neby GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omulia, Nebraska, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timber; 2658 W Cor, vth And Douglus, Oniutis, Neb. G, V. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Building Paper, Ete.South 1ith 5troél ORane, Nebraska. Figh, Ete, TBENSON FISII CO” Bucecssors Lo h'kv:\ nssen & Co. ) Wholesale Fish Dealers, fmporters of Toreign Fish, Nos. 011013 Jones e Btrest w0 ' I, Track, Omaba. Nob.— . Confectionery. F.P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,Nuts * and Cigars. Farna St., OwabaNeb, 1211 Agricultural Implement . ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholes. Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha N CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholesale Donler in Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, and Duggies, Jones St bet. 0th and Omaha, Not PARLIN @ Dealers in | Carringe Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOBSE & CO., Jobhers of Boots and Shoes, M11 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory Summar Street, Boston, Carpets. TR, A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Kte., 142 Faroam Stroet, On, Net Coal, Lime, Ete. i JEFE W, BEDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 213 & Mth ' t. Neb, Yards, o0 and Dey treots. NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 14 8, 18th €t Omana, Neb. Gxo. PATTEREON, Sec. and Trens, Omaha Prosidont. ‘J.ll. Hu v'mm‘ri " F.A. I;\;; "'wl Nebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, KEBRASKA, Ofce, h Strect. ‘elcphone 42, 6x0. I, LAnA . C.F.GoODNAN, V. Pros 3. A, SUNDERLAND Sce. nnd Treas. Omaha Coas, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lurd and_soft_coat, 200 8. 1ith S, Omaba, Neb OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Touth 1th street. Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILES Home Coffles and Spice M.l; M''g Co. Coflec Ronsiors <pice Grinders, man facturers of Buking Powder, Flavoring Extrs Bluing, otc. Try one case 0f our 1b prekis Home Bllena Roasted Coffec. 1609 Howard St., Cmaha, Ncb. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Bukin. Extracts, Laundry Bive. Juk, vte. ney Street, Omabin, Neb. 141416 Hur- Commission, Etc. " BRANCH & CO,, Wholesale Fruits, Produce, QOysters, L Omuhin. Applos—Our own packs s Tig 1 Oysters, Butter, e, Poultry, Potatocs. JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 105 . Omulin, Neb. Consigniuents solicitod. hude promutly. . MCDONALD. AMRTOQ T CURRISSION MERCHANT, 815 12th Street, Omaia, Neb. Speciultios: Bute tor. Eggs, and Chickon: WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Gume, Fruits, Ete. 220 8. 14th St.; Omaha, Nebraska, WESTERFIELD BROS., General Commission Merchants, 106Dodge Street, Omaha Neb. Consignments Soncited. R W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. heese, Butter s, Poultry 8. lth,, Omaha, Néb. Tele EEKS & .\HL'I.AIH). Storage and Commission Merchants. Forcign and Domestic Fruits a speeinlty. El- egant ftorage facilities. Warehouse and offico, 10 North Isth st. Telephone 77, D. A. ZIURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Bggs und Produce. A full line of Stone- wure. Consfgnments solicited. 1414 Dodge St., Omaha. E. MORONY, 'MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Leaven. worth §t., on U. P. It. K. Track, Omaba, Neb, xS T Established 1870, ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th St,, Omaha, Neb, Specinlties—Buttor Eggs, Poultry and Game, " PEYCKE BROS., Commissfon Merchants, Er:l\h Preduce and )'ruv_\sioun. Omal RFFITH & sors to 1 Commission Merchant, and wholesale dealer in country produce, fruits, butter, cggs, ete. Goods on consignment # epeciaity, 520 N, 16th st., Omaha, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Successors to A, P. Schack,) Produce Commission Merchants. No. 213 South 1ith Streot. Omuha, Neb, ___ Dry Goods. L. GINSIERG & O, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, aces, Embroidery und White C ood; 160 Doiugias Bireot. Omana, Neb. © 0% White Lead. CARTER WHITE LEAD Co,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P, Ry, Omahs, Harness, Ete, & LANDROCK, Manufacturers und Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Kob 1421 Farnam Street Omuba, Nol Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Wattress Company, Manufacturin, Bedding, Feathor Pillows, Cots, 1200 and 1208 Douglas Stroet, Omahau, Neb. Omaha 3 i Overalls, CANFIELD MASUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jvans Punts, Shirts, Eic., 1102 and 1'%’ Dougl Siroct, Ouihtua, Nob. ) Lime, Cement, E J.J. JOHNSON & CO., T Manufacturers of Illinols White L'ma, And Shippers of Cc Cement, Pla; ter, Lime, Hair, Fire lirick, Drain Lile and Sow- er Pipe. Oflice, Puxton Hotol; telophone 81k, 1403 Furuam sticet, Omahs, Nebrugl ] OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY | OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY. OMAHA I, "MIER €O, Dealers in At Kinds of Buflding Material at Wholesale. IME Strcctand ¢ onPac i Track, Omahd. o GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Tzard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. J. A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shinglas, Building Papers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould ings, Pickets, Posts, Lime, Pisster, Haffy Cement. Ninth ana Jones, Oroaha Nob. P Miltinery. 1. OBERFELDI Tmporters and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1212 anid 1214 Harney Street, Omaba, Not < — Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments. Stoinway Planos, Weber, Decker, Hainos and s Tinnos, Packard Otgans, Chase Organs. 101 Rnd 108 15t streot. B Furniture, Ete, o TLIS $1TIVFTICK olstery, Mirrors Omabs o1 m Sue Y & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniturs, Farnam Street, Omuha, Nob. Croceries. E. L. CHAPMAN & €O, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobaceo nnd Smokers” Articles, 1217 Howard St MEYER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Clgars and Tobaccos, 1817 and 1319 Dougs lns Stroet, Omuha, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Strects, Omaha, Neb PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, NoE. 700, 07, 100 und 711 8. 10th St., Omaho, Neby Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Eprings, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumber, ctos 1200 and 1211 Harney etreay, Omaha, Nol EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carriage Wood Stock, Henvy Hurdware, Ete. LI7and 1210 Leavenworth Etrcot, Omuha, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo El:“ll‘!is. 1405 Douge SE, FRIED & C0., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Awents for Howe Scales and Minmi Powder Co., Omaba Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, 1821 and 1523 Fan nam S RECTOR & WILHELMY C( Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Harney ftreots, Omaha, Neb. Harvesters, UDEERING & €O., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of the Deering, Harvester Goods, Write to Wm. M. Lorimer, Genornl Agenty Omaha,” Tc'ephonc 610, Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. St2am, Wuter, Railwuy and Milling Supplics, B2 920, €22 and 024 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb, | CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam_und Water Snpplies, Headquurters f0% Mast Foost Co’s Goods, 111l Farnum Strcbty i x Jewélry. 5 EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Denlers in Silverware, Dinmonds, Wmehi\& Clocks, Jewelers' Tools and Materials, E and 16, 15th Street, Cor. Dodge, Omal Notlons- Etz, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobbers n Fotions, Hosiary & Gents'Furnishing Good. 1006 and 1008 Furnum St., Ounha, Neb, J. . Robinson Notion Company, 403 and 405 5. 10th St., Omaha, Neb, Wholesale Dealers in Notions and’ Gents' Fas nishing Goods. 0Oils, Etc. 2 CONEOLIDATED TANK LINE <O, Wholesale Dealers in 0ils, ! Gasoline, Mica Axlo Greas, Ete. A, H. Bishopy Munager, Omaba, Neb, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omalia, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiars, Office, Union Market, 1517 Dodge Stroet. Packing house, U. P. R K. 'Truck, Omaba, Nob, Telas phong No, 167, Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Fire und Burglar Proof Safes,Tinio Locks, Vaulta and Jail work, 100 Furnam stroct, Omabis, Ny Seeds, J. EVANS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Seads.’ Agricultural, Vegotallo, Ete, 0dd Follows' Hally N, W. Cor. 14th und Dodge St ., Omali, Neb, il Drugs, Etc, - e THE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggist, And Dealer in Paints, Oils und Window Glass Omaha, Neb,, “Wines, Liquors, Ete, ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines Aud Liguors. Sole manufucturers of Konned Kust Indi Bivtors. 1112 Huvaoy Strect, Oma cb. GEO. W, DUNCAN, Buccessor to McNAMARA & DUNCAN, Inporserd and Wholesule Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 214 and 216 8, 14th 8t., Omuba, Nob, S Notions, EfC, = ' L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Goods, Notions, Gonts' Furnishing Gi ds from New York. Trado salue duily. 08 South 13th 8t., Omuh: _ Leather, Hidea, Etc, "~ BLOMAN IOS, Wholcssle Leather, Saddlery Hardwars, Saddlery o Findings, Midos, Dry