Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1886, Page 3

Re Shoulder Bulk Meats scarce and firm at Toledo, June 21.—Wheat— Closed steady ; cash, 191581 ‘Corn-Noglected: cash, e Oxts—Quiet; cash, 50 Liverpool, gune #1.—Wheat —Improv- ing: No. 2 winter, 6s 8d; spring, 6s %1 and dull. Corn—In poor demand; €pot.As 514d: June 48 24 July ds 1hgd: August, 48, 1100 Flour—Ln poor demand; 78 6d, New York, June 21.—Wheat-—Receipts 221,000: exports, 417,50 a shade stromyer on moderately 'active business: ojtions Le@ [ @icg closing @%se: No, 1 do and_very quic 8. 57,000; exports, 1 vator; July closing at ate— White 1@3{c be 1 a shade lower: receipts, 10,000 21,000; iixed western, S3lglide; western, Bive, Petrolenm—Steady; United closed at 69'¢e. Pork—Dill. Lard—Very dull; western steam spot,£0.52§ July 5 Harley ~Qiife Yrovisions higher. Mess Pork—Cashand July, $5.00, Cincinnad, June 2L—Wheat— N @Sle. ¥ ronger; No, 2 mixed, 85c, Oats—Quict; No, 2 mixed, 25! o\ 2, 620 —Quiet at 89, Lard—Active and higher at $5.95, Whisky—Steady at $1.10. apolis, June 2|—\v|u-1\-- nd & trifle hi e, ()]wuml No. 1 nor August: No, 2 lour—Quiet; patents, .50, 1 pts—Wheat, 185,00 bushels: flour, 1,000 barrel: Shipments—Wheat, 24,000 bushels; flour, 40,000 batre In Store—Wheat, 5,252,511 bushels; St. Paul, 8 2,000 bushels, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, June 21, reports as follows: The Drover’s Journal mixed, $2.50@4.005 bu thrulu‘l\ Texas cattle, a shado hl"ll(‘r lt $3.10 Recelpts, 7,000: market active 10c higher; rough and mixed, 420: packing and °shippl Tight, $4.15(@4,50; s, per hoad. $1.50@3.50 Kansas City, June 21,—Cattle—Receipts, shipments, 900; the market was steady owmon, weak and slows choice to 25 SN to_good, §4.00@ 205 cows, 1,100; 50 “Kee ipts, 5,000: shipment: firm and_active, and 5@10e highe ;quom 125, common to medium, ot Louis, June 2Lo-Cattle—Roccipts shipments, 800; active and a shade mglm good to choice shipping and ex- ports, $5.10@5.50; common to fair, $4,.35@ 4.90; blllA‘hl'rn' steers, $: 4,503 rm\n and TAsSH ll'xdll!. $2.50(@3.85, 5,500: shipoients, 3 m;.m-r bulchers apd best lmwv, rough and mixed, §3.90@4.15} light, $4.00@4.10. OMAHA LIVE BTOOR. Monday Evening, June 21 Cattle—The market was very slow and weak, Values were barely steady. Packers are bidding very low and even butchers stock active and 30 Hog:—Thg receipts woro light as usual on Monda “The market was stronger and the demand good. Everything was sold out carly Sheep—There is nothing doing in the mar- ket nul‘ there is hllll' or no demand. CELPTS. Prevailing Pric Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market; Chofce steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, . L$4.75@4.00 Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs...... 4.40@4.70 Medium steers, 1250 £ 1300 Ibs. ... 4.50(@4.05 Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 Ibs ... 4.15@A.05 Good feeders, t0 1000 1bs.. 8.65(24.00 Good to choice COWB and heifers. .. Fair to medium cows and heifers. . Good to choice bulls. Medium bulls... Good to choice stags. . Medium stags. Choice light and medium hogt Good to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hogs. Common rough grades. . Fair to good shorn sheep Representativo Sales. 5 Pr. $4.55 4.80 Pr, $3.831¢ 350 Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for mixed loads of hogs on this market dur- ing tho past seven days, with comparative values: Monday, 14th, i May June. th, Saturday, 19th. . Monday, 2lst... .a'l){(u.;..o Live Stock Sales, Showing the number of cattle and hogs purchased by the leading buyers to-day ATT G. H. Hammond & Co HOGS! Clark Bros G. 1. l\x\ltlunnddn Co. @3, 5 @3.62)% Trewain & Treinain, ... Shipmonts, Showiug the number of cattle, hogs and sheep shipped during the last twenty-four hours und the destination of the same, CATTLE, No, Cars, Rt Dost, Chicago Dest, Chicago All sales of stock In tiis market are made r owt. live weight unless otherwlse stated, ead hogs sell at ic por 1b for all weights. ¥8kins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 1bs novalue. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs and stags 80 1bs, Notes. r Hogs all sold, Hog market stronger, Cattle dull avd slow, C. W, Hoffman, Genoa, marketed 102 hogs, ‘The hog market was 10¢ higher to-day than one month ago. R, A, Wacker, Grand Island, loads of hogs, i. 1L Hammond & Co, killed 1330 cattle last week and 2,000 hogs, Booth & Crocker, hmn»lun. were on the market with £0 head of cattle, Kqnfiold & It Genoa, hud 81 head of cattle and ¥ louds of iogs on the market, £, 1. Elwood, Grand Island, was here to- day and sold 152 head of oorn-fod steers, G. A, Jackson, Genoa, was at the yards to- day aud ‘marketed & load of hogs and 30 head of caitle, €, 0. Wade had 11 driving horses at the ards from Lexingion, Ky., consigned to heyenne., frm of Castiday & Ball, ted marketed 2 My, Ball, of 1 Grand 1sland, came in to-day and warke 8 loads sf hogs, Mr, C. Keith, general freight agent of the ezl sk THE OMAHA DATLY BFI 'I[ Iu. DAY JUNE 929 Lly 1886. Q. was at the v interests of his road. If the stock yards dummy tralng were ran ay, looking after the | on time they would be P oly conven | fent, but as it is they are a grand nuisance. Mr. Krebbs, of Krehbs & McFa nd, Per. eival, was at the yards for the first time to day ‘and disposed of a load of butchers stock. | Moran & Healey, Chicazo hog pack A buyer on the market to-day, who load of choice hogs, which will b h house in ago. 11 th L suce Im) will be regular buyers alter | Eastern hog packers are raprdly learn the {mportance of the Omala market and | sending their buyers here. Almost every day we are called upon to ehironjcle the arrival of some new hog buye d by the time the winter packing season opeus there will be a demand for at least t at this market thousand hogs daily OMAHA WHOLHESALE MARKETS Gencral Markets, Monday Evening June 1. i recoipts are not quite as liberal pelc, but are more than equal to the . A good many cggs that are not strictly fresh nd have fo be sold as seconds, are coming in. Deplers have been holding the market up, hut as stocks aceumnlate they are forcad to sell lower. Closs candling is necessary and shippers would save freight on rotten eggs if they would candle before <hip ping. Cracked ezgs have to be thrown out and sold ata less price. Eges, T¢@Sc, = BUrTri—A great deal cof poor and sour stock is coming in and Is not easity disposed of. Prices rule about the same as last week. The receipts continue liberal and more than equal to the local demand. Commission men tind it extremely difficult to dispose of their stock. ‘Fhie retail trade 18 very particular and will only take thebest, so that the poorer grades meet with very sfow sale. Only a very small proportion of the recelpts bring top prices. llere is no sale atall for cream: ery butter at the present time. grass butter, 7@1oe; infertor, ery, 13@15¢, Tuy Choice fi 4@le; cream- 'he recelpts of old fowls have y large the past week and the market Iiey are not in‘quite as good de- there fs more demand for spring s us the season advances, \]!rluz Cliickens when largo tairly well, but small sizes are not wanted, and very small s will not sell at any prlce. A few ducks ‘which sold at quota- been is lower, mand, el w received this w tions: Old towls, per doz, £2.00@2.50; spring chickens, large sizes, per doz, 89,802 umu..;umnem, small, §1,50; ducks, per doz, The market Is very weak and do- y full cream cheddars c; flats, 10c; young first ity Swiss cheese ! ‘A @l4c; Limburger, rick cheese, 12 bl, 84.00: do, 1 i anm e 1es A s bl bl Kit, $2.50; do, quart jars per doz, 85.35; e jary p.-r case, 3 doz, 8675, Tiipe, pér hbl $4.00; do per bl do, per ki Conn ¥ y—Callfornia, 15¢; California, stratned, 106 Nebraskn, clioice, 14@15e; Ne- braska, dark, 123;@13c. Marre Su Bricks, per Ib, 12}c; penny cakes, per b, 15c. APLE SYrup—Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, per gal, §1.00; gl cuns, ber gal, $1.05; balf i nl'l'l(nl 81, st 00; do, half 1 ot X ot “per bbl, bbl, & rab, per doz qts, $2.75; Micliigan 56,00, VINEGAR—\White wine, 13@17e: cider, @17c; single strength, 13c: F'ROVISIONS—Ham, 10%@11c; preak(ast ba- dry salt .00 rofined. per bbl. et iriple strcngm 15@20c. B3] ns, do, 64c; 8 1b cans, d less ham, e NEW 168, DATES, ETC.—Layer fixa 8 and 10-bboxes, per 1b, i6o.- Dates 121b boxes, per Ib, 14c; Persi {n‘rlb 10c. - Prunelles, 30db boxes, per Ib, Brurirs —Black raspberries are in lib- gral supply from ot “Louls and are soll ing very fast. At the present time prices are very strong but o decline is antici- pated next week. Red raspberries are not s desirable shipping stock Bind do not arrive in as good condition as the black. Strawber- ries, l'nwnhmlw rown.16-qt cases, $1.60@1.76; red raspberries, 34-pt cases, 2.50: red raspber- rigs, 24-qt cases, $4.50@5,00; biack raspberries, St Loul s home grown, drawers, 18 qts, $2:2 ; black raspberries, St. Louis home Do, Shams, 30.00310.00: bincl ruspherries, leulshmne grown, 24 qts, $3.50@4.00. CALIFORNIA Frurrs—Denlers as a rule do not encourage outside orders, to any great extent, before July 1st, a8 the first ar- rivals of fruit do notstand up very well when reshipped, though they may be very desira- ble for the city trade. Apricots, 20 fb boxes, $2.25@2.50; poars, 20 10 boxes, 75c@$3.00% rches, 20 Ib boxes, $3.00@ 25 pluws, @ 15 Boxcs, $2.75; eherries, 10 Lbs, 81.% e Pl s strongand there is no prospect of lower prices. ‘The e L O F e P and the sales have been heavy the past week. ¥ancy” Messina, 85.00@8.50; choice do, $7.50 ORANGES—Stocks are very much reduced and the season is about over. ‘I'here is noth- ingleft on the market except Los Angeles and the supply is not largo, Los Angeles $4.00@4.50. BANANAS—The recelpts have been liberal the past weck and a large amount of stock is being sold. A car of choice red bananus'has justarriyed and is meeting with very | nm sale. Bananas, yellow, per bunch, $2.50(3 red, per bunch,”$2,25@2.5 e s Treah stock Jiaa arrived in the markel (bl week. Shipping stock, $5.25 @ HoME GrowN Frurrs—The arrivals thus far have been Light. _Currants, 24 gt cases, 2 00@4,50; cherties, 24 qt cnses, $2.30@.00, \ EGKTABLES—Local gagdeners are sup- plying the city temde to such an extent that hore 1s very little that ean be shipped ib, The following quotatious represent prices at which outsido orders, requifing chioice, tresh, selected stock, are filled. Shippers must not anticipate such prices for vegetables sent in from the country. Southern cabbage, per crate, $2.00; sontliern caulifiower, per doz., $1.25% home grown cauliflower, @81 oo~ green onions, 1-%. Dor doz, 152005 per bush, 75¢ onions, southern, 00 smux beans, per bush box l& Wik Deans. por - K bush i r 5c; new potatoes, per hge npsr buuh., $1.50; new turnips, per T, 25@30¢} new beets, per doz bunclies, 2e; southern tomat )(-bllkh box. §1.50. Porators—There is a light demand for old potatoes and some have ) sold in Smatl Tots as bigh as 40, but there is 0o en- couragement for shippors to send in stock, “Phere it no sale for car lots, and even If sold it would do well 1f it paid freight and com- wission. BrAns—Inferior stocks, 75c@1.00; good clean country, £1.25@1.50; mediuw hand- lmkul $1.30@1.40; hand-picked navy,81.40@ 100, unr AND MiLLsTUFFs—Winter wheat i, beat qunlty ”patent wl;;‘u semind uality, uality spring Al Honr, watent AB0@L00: bran P iobped foad, 05, bet owt: “whita corn meal, 90c; yellow' corn meal, 80¢ per wt; sercening, Qe por owti hominy, $1.60 ot St SHOMS, 606 por. oWt ‘granam. 81 700 ay. in bales. §5.00 per ton. hmm—Lurn. 2¢; rye, B3¢c; oats, c; wheat, No, 2, 0. Wnol —Medium, 121 per Ib: fine heavy, 2@ioc; conrse, 103120; burry off. Green butchers', 1i@idie; dry flint, 11 gl nibes tovo crease, prime white, § ;l‘- sheep pelts, 23@7 AR Prime slaughter solo leatn fe1 greun enred, Afxy salt, Oa@loe nls ‘price; tallow, yellow, 2¢; bm\\n. llmu OBk Mllu leather. vppfl “loather, per kip, 75¢ llu. ‘l @], ’: ‘hem. calf, 25 Frouchanlt, B185@L4S: Moroccd 32c; Moroeeo ol o, 25&i30; linlnes, §6.00@10.00 per doz, E HanpwAre—Iron, plow steel, speci; 2 B : French kip, 10; ok calfy cast, 4 3 cast tools do, 12@1ko; wagon spokes, pel et Lubs, per set, $1.33; felloos, ) 81.40; tongues, eachl, Tac: axles, uare nuts, per b, 7@ile col @12¢; malleab S¢; on v\ ars, 6c; harrow leeth, dc; pring ‘stoel, 1@ Burden’s horseshoes, 4.40; Burden's mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed wire, In car lots, $4.00 per 100 Ibs. lron Nails, rates, 10 10 60, $2.50; steel nails, $2.65. bhold—ilokfl. I:‘u{cfih!\: L 1;’"f"m wder, kegs, o, ‘halfl kogs, E" o, quaiter kg, 81 Yo: Diasting, keg use, per 100 fev Lead s Ot Wbie land, Coaalin. "B F T4 whita lead, Bt Louts, plce, §7.80; A selllos green, 110 5 Ib cans, 20¢; French tine Freen Seah 1ac: French zine. red seal, tlog French ziue. in varnish asst, 20c; French 2ine, Te; verwillion, Awerican, 15¢; ludian red, 10¢; rose pink, 14¢; Venetian red, Cook- chrome uitramarine b 1 L and shutier [)‘ 106¢ nd | ). 16c; Paris green, 18¢ Vene e Tusean vermiilion, L. & D., 20c yellow mm L. & 0. D, 18 good ochire, 16c: patent dryer, Se; graihing color light oak, ‘dark oak, walnut, chestnut and 12 as% AND CHEMICALS—Acid, carbolic, 32, acid, {artarie, 5'e; balsam copaiba, pe 1, 45c: bark, sassafras, per Ib, 10c; calone per Ib, T2t chinetonidia, per oz, 40¢ form, per b, Sic; Dover's §1,25; epsom salts, pure, per Ib, 18¢; 9ll, castor, No. 1, per gal, 0 per gall, $1.40: oil, $1.40; u\'l origannum, be: ' opinm, S quinine, P. & W. and R. per oz, Kc potassiim “odine, per Ib, $3.00} salicin, per 0z, 40c; sulphate worphiue, er oz, §2.60; sul- 5. olive, per gal phur, per Ib 4¢; strychnine, pes VARNISHES - Bartcls, per gallon: Furni- ture, extra, $1.10; turniture, No. 1, §1.00; conch. No.'1, $1.20; Da’ pan, i0c} asphaltum, ) hard oil finish, , 188 proof, $1.12; s second qualit 0 188 proof, $111. Alco: 10 per wine gallon, Redis- . $1.00@1.50, Gin bl«.-nlled. oo id rye, whiskle imported, $5.00@8. 3ins, tmported, §: $1.25@3.00. Rum New England, §1.75 00. Champagnes, Golden \Iufln( bou lmu $1.5 o Ur.ul’xlu- ported, $4.50S, domestic, $1.25 ported, per case, § case, $10.00@16,00. Dry Goods. PRINTS—American, 5ige; Arnold’s, 6e; Co- checo, Oo; Manchester, 6e; Lyman, do; Glou- goster Dunnelt Jaequard, 6¢; Dinnell, W lmuor,flc TPacitic, 6c: Harmon, 43¢ Aselioy Shirtiigs, 43¢e; Merriinac Shirtings, 3ge; Berwick, K-(Uublcncllcfl)—s oz Magnolia, 1 19 0. Mamnglia, 1255 o5, SV EStRE oz, West Point, 124c. BRoWN CorToN—Liwrence L1, 5¢; Shaw- im- 28,00@34.00; American, per h’gwim. ‘VI\?I‘I\'I- Armory, " ohger Clifton ‘GO0, o6: Utea Atlantic P, bige. 2 ACA, 12'40; Thorn- dyke 000, 73 rndyke funcy. 055 York, 101¢e; \ux\ fancy, \"’éc, Milbur. 1#ige; Paurl River, fmilfon, Lao} Swift River, 0% \m 8, Bige: She’ tucket S8, 0fe; h.mhuk AA, m “Montauk BB, 1l¢! (Ymugn ACA, L D —lmmn 9 oz brown and by 1ed on lb}l;nwnflan‘d dra, rown and T3 134¢ loston B i ureufi?’cot. AcHED COTTONS — Farmers' Hope, 7c; Hill 4 dale, Be; Fruit, 8 Keapsurge, To: Tge; Indian Orchard, Amoskeag, ohecks, 03c; Slater, stripes, 8e; Edin- Tei Pepperell, Naumkeag, e. Citr 6e; Amos. keng, stripe: Do, Shger Wiitiondom, " stripos, S0+ Glon: rosu. e Otis, elccks, Uios Otls, stripes, et Royal, 6%¢: Am napped, 10i¢e; ' Lu- ook fold, 12¢; Oht'mu, book fold, 11ige; hmlurfln book fold, 1 D RNt Beaver BB, 100: Beaver Creck €. be; Jafirey X, lic; Jaffrey XXX, Jafirey D & 1% olumhlnu uc; York, 18c; York, ‘ott, 15¢; Haymakers' blué Grocers' List. sedium, in bols, §6.00: do in 3.00; smatl, in bbls, $6.00; do in half bbls, 85.50; p,herk(ns. In bbls, $7.00; do in half bbls, §4.00; MATCHES—Per caddie, 28c¢; round, per cnm $1.00; square cases, $1.70; mule square, SUOAXIE—PO“dc!Ed T%c; out loaf, 1%; granulated, 63gc; confectioners’ A, 6% standard extia O, 0!(0. extra C, 8@0ic medium yellow, 55 DIiED Fnu'rs—‘(o 1 evu orated boxes, 8@de; PICELES haif bbls, in ackberries, boxes, 1{@S%%¢; lwnches eastern, 4%@5%c; uarter apples, ol > Deaches, new, 637 9@20c; cuitants, Ti eupo Ate L@17c; s:m Lake, @te; laspburnefl. new, @T}4c; prunes, new, 4 @s 5c. CRACKERS—Garnean's soda, butter and plenic, ige; creams, Sige; gluger snaps, Siic; clty soda, i h yapers, 8325 case; salsods, oDA—In keg, per b, £2! SYrup—No. D l-gsllnn kegs, 81.00; New Orleans, 88@46c per gn lon; Maple Syrup, 3¢ barrel, strictly pure, 7 per gallon; { fll\l]on cans, §1.2 per doz.: & gallon cavs, 85,35 per doz; quart cans, 8 (TR Mnrur foss, 1 Ib, 6e; Mirror gloss, 8 Ib, 5xc: Mirror gloss, 6 b, 63gcs Grayes’ corn, 11, b3¢c; Kingsford Ib. 765 lglm:flo!n]:’d Y gloll(s‘. 1 fmd c; 3 rord’s gl0ss, 73¢e; Kingsford’s pure, 3 5%c; Kingsford's bulk, 4c. e ovvuus—umlnur{glndoq, 103ge: fair, 11@ 11o; prime, L13@f%o; cholce, 1314 131c; fancy green and yellow, 1855@1dic: old gov- erument Java, 20@2c; Interior Java, 16%@ 5o Mocha, 22@24c; Arbuckle’s ronsted feLanghlin’s XXXX roasted, 14ci forth's; 14¢; Tted Oross, 1454c. e 1 i SoArs—klrk’s Savon ' Imperial, Kirk's satinet, $3.00; Kirk's standard, K whids Hudstan, $4.00; Kincs W his Cap, $6.50: Dome, $5,00; Washboard, §3.10, CANNED Goops—Oysters, standard, per case, $3.45; strawberries, 2 1b_per case, $2.00; raspberrics, 2 1b Pgr onde, 82,35 alifornia Lum. per _case, ricots, per case, 4,501 penches, £ e 04 3 white eherries, T caso, $.90% plums, per case, 8,003 blue: rries, per ), 2. lums, 2 Ib, per yr pincnpples. 2 !flg pner case, 3{&7 s—Boxes, 40 1b 03, 103¢c: 8s, 10i{c b, 16 0z, 0s, 10}{c; half box, 20'1b, fixed, 0}¢@12c; stick, 9@10c, SavT—Dray loads, per bbl, $1 Anh(fln‘ In snukfl.m? 45 i sacks, Aston, 550. s, duiry, $2. SPICE! d—Black pepper, boxes, 20 @2, nllpplce, 2@16c; clnnamon, lb(ltlo(, cloves, 15@%0; ginger, 15@25¢; mustard, 16@ , fair, 20@37; good, 48@ : good 'Tmperial, 40@43c; , 60@70c; Young Ilyson, good, 50@i5e chofce, 50@i0c: Oolon, ood, #5@40¢; Oo- long, choice, 40@f0c; English breakfast good 50(w400; choice, d0 Souchong, good 30 @A 85@45 fair, 25@ise: ‘inud‘ ix@dte’, eho iTea dust, lbc; ca siftin, llulll to Beat, 70c; Charm of the \Vehl, 60c: Fountain, 10¢: Golaen “Thread, 67c; Favorite, 60c; Buds, 50¢; Rmky Moun' il Star, tain, 50c; Faiicy, 45¢; Daly, 40c: 50c; Good luck, Boe; Our Best, c:\,’ Neiws, boc. Fisn. Munn's §t.Nol Lige Gib'd Fu; L'g R'd Sh're ¥ T vls HE Buls um Pails o Kits sew s 008 L DY G BES RS 7 K Norwoglan | g k) — wik Hernisl12 0010 80/ 90/ sol2 70l....| e s Norwe rian | xulhnunumumfl 8 06/2 50| 86 15 Bristlings. .| 8 0014 60 4 00[2 301 90l"""| 68| 60 Kt NEW FISH B Bloater Mess. ... Ex. No. 1 Shore. 198 No. 1 hhmc . . 110 Mgd. No.1 Siiore. & & I Large l-mml [ ¥at Family. ) - - Kis ___waw yun. ] No, 1 White Fish.. .., 0 Family White Fish. [} No. l(mul Fi 81 No. 1 Pickeréi 0 Holland errin noked halibut, 10/7¢; B3¢ gn:mu\\(h bloaters, 93¢: new scaled herrings, con’s, 9%e; Venetian red. American, red lend, 10¢e; chirome vellow, genaine, chrome_yellow, K, 12¢: ocre. rochelle, ochre, French, ochre, ‘Anerican, Winte's mineral, ¥ige; Tehich brown, 2ige Spanish brown, 25c: Prince’s mjneral, Dy Paixts--W hite lead, 8c; Frenef /np. i whitin giiders, lige: lampblack, Ger ny ,ordinary, Se ultramarine, 1% van s, brown, Ke mt, 4e; umber, viw, 4c: sienn sienna, raw, e} Paris green, g 3, P’aris green, com mon, 20¢: chrome green, N. Y., 20¢; chrome green, K., 12¢; vermliliion, English, in ol T0c; raw and burnt umber, 1 Ib, cans, 12 | raw and burnt sienna, vandyke, brown; |1 coacli black and drop Biaik russian | Ory Lamber. BOARDS, No. 1 Com. & 1.8 12/T4and 16 ft......817.00 No. 2 719 1and 16 ft 15.00 | No:8 % 1% Mand16 i ... 18.00 No.a * * 1%)Uand16 ft...... 1109 FEACING, No. 1, 4 & 6 inch, 12 and 14 ft., rough No. 1,4 & 6 inch, 10 1t., rough No.24&6 2 and 14 ft, rough... 14,00 No. 9.4 8 16 1t.. roush 15.00 AND TINTIFRS, 12 £0 14 416 £1 18 1120 £t/22 1.2 x 15 3 15,74 18.50 17.50 150 1050 8 13.00 5,00 15.6) 18 00 1700 20 00 21,09 1§ 15, 1 | 3510 18 212 1 5.5 16.50 17,00 3 Axdad 1550 15,50, 15,50 16.50 1% b) 18,50 19,50 SHINGLES, LATH *A* Standard. . §2.05 ...... 1.55 1.65 FLOOTING, A Ginch, white pine B6inch, ne, Boiwmeh, o % evesie STOCK MOARDS, A 12 inch, 8.1 87 12, 14 and 16 £t RB12 inch, © o ) C 12 inch, ! o D12 inch; ! b No. 1Com. 12 in.,s 18 12, Wand 10 1t 18,00 LT R 10,18 and 20 [t 15,00 No.2 MEA 4 and 16 {t., 16.00 SHIP LAP, No. 1 Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. 2 Plain, 8 and 10 inch No. 1, 0. 6........ Railway Tlme '.l‘a.ble IIMA“A. The following 18 the time of arrival and de- rlrl\lreuf traing by Central Standard time at he local depots. Trains of the C. P, M. & O.arrive and depart from their depot, corner of 14th and Wcbstor streots: trains on the B, & . C., Q. and K. C, St. J. & C, I, from the B.'& M. dopot: all othors from the Union Pacite Ll BRIDGE TRAINS. J, P, dopot At 8:%6— o lll.i [ Bridgo truns will loave U B8 0 CONN Arrival and devarture of trains from the lr-mh'rfllw ot at Council Blufs: DEPART. ARRIVE, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC A M Dy 3 &725 RN S I EEX K EX KK EEKxX K gxX UNION PAC. Pacific Express.... Donver Hxpross. TacAl EXpress... B.&M. IN NEB. - Mail and Expross... Night Exps OMHE IIIUFM‘.TURERS. "~ Book Binding, Et REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. Nos. 108 108 South 14th Streot, Omal b, INTER-OCEAN CIOAR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Loaf Toba 108 and 110 N. Uth Stroet, Oma Lrockery, e TTW. L WRIGHT, aha, Neb. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chhmlu\( Eto. Omic 4 Strect, Omaha, N6 C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whirtney Carringe Co. 8 Children’s Carriages, arnam st., Omaha. or price lists. 1415 0. 8. PETTIS & CO,, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, Phactons, Buggles snd ‘Tond Wazons. 0 per saved 1o buying of us. AN 1OV Txard Bireet Ommuin, Nobraska. Branch at Council lutfs, lowa. and cos. Noa Agent for the Manufacturers and Timporters, 7 South 13th And Jewett's Celevrated Refricerators Sen cent ““Agricultural Implement . PARLIN, OREND & MARTIN, Wholes. lo Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons and Buggies, Omaha Neb, £ A, ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil C‘Iol Mattings, Curtain Goods, Klc., 1% Streot, Oniaha, Net Coal, Lime, Ete. JEFF W. BEDFORD, 4 Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Ofice, £13 8. 1th £t., Omaha, Neb. Yards, b and Devenport Strects. NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 13th St., Omana, Neb, G, Tawie, Presidant. GRO. PATTERSON, F. A, BALCH, | ek Mannger. Nebraska Coal and lee Company, OMA OfMce, 217 8. ©x0. F. LanAam, Pres. J UNDERLAND Sec. and Tre Omaha Coa:, Coke and Lime Company, A dhreon, ot phnnol!. Cornices, Eaglo Cornice Works. John Bpencter, Proprietor. 5 North 1ith Stroot, Omaba, N RUEMPING & DOLTE, Manufecturozsof Ornamontal Galvanized fron Cornices, Dormer Windorws, Finalz, Rtc., 510 8. 12th ft. in any partof the ¢ sountry, and Manufacturer of Gulvanized [ron and Cornico. 9 Dodge and 101 Workdone Jobbers of hard and _soft_coat, 200 8. 1ith St Umaha, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Fouth 14th strest. Coffee and Spices. TGATES, COLE & MIL Home Cofies and Spice M:lls M[gCo. Coffee Ronsters and Spive Grinders. manu Western Cornfce \Yorls, C. BPECHT, Pmmlcmt Galvanized Iron Cornices, Bto, Bpecnt's im. groved Patont Metailic Biyllght. 506"and 6108 h Omabia. Neb. Doors, Sash. Etc, e Gate Clty Plen! g Nl Doors, Sash and Blinds. ecription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Btair Ralls o specially = Telophone No. __Ioth and Maroy Sts.. Neb. PACT] ...;Doy Express. - Nebt Expross.; T, J. & C. B Elec(ncal Supplies. OLFE & CO., Ele "Electrical Supplies, Masonio Block, Omaha, kiro Alarms, !'uctrlu Matting, Spoaking tron Worki. Also all kinds of turning. Seroll und Stalr work of every de- Burglar Alarms, Bells, facturers of Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts Bluing, otc. Try one case of our 1D package Home Blona Koasted Coffee. 1609 Howard Sty Cmuha, Nob. " CLARKE BROS. & CO, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mill Tens, Coifces, Spices, Baking Powder Flavoring Extracts, Laundry Bluo, Ink, ete. 41416 Hur- noy Stroct, Omabi, Neb. Commxssmn, Etc nl(ANCH & CO . Wholesaie Fraits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Farnum St., Omaha. Apples—Our own pack- fe—latt & o Tgor Brund Oysters, Butter, ame, Poultry, Potatocs. JOHN F. FLACh General Commission Merchant, ‘Produce, Provizions, Fruits, Flour und I'eed, 108 8. 1ith 8t., Owahu, Neb. Cofisignments solicited. Hotupns thodo prOMOUY. R. McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHART. Depart. A BT C. B. & Q. Via Platigiaou b....| 9 NUl‘h A, trains daily; B, daily nxcnptsundn ©, dnily cxéept. Saturdayi D, Daily axoopt don: day. BTOCK YARD TRAINS P, at *0:40—7:35— Firds e thi- Omnhn at_*7:06—0:80— e 34 :05—9%8:30 . m, JAtiantiokx’ 1o 8, o to: Cbiongo B . 8. 0. 5:07 p.m. 3 Locanx lo. & 0, 10 H uo Puc. Ex. le. 8.0, 5:4Tp. m.; 2a M. P. Ex., Ok copt Sunday. WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GECGRAPHY OF THiB "COUNTRY WILL SEE BY EXANINING THIB MAP THAY THE CRICAGD, IIDBKIS[IIID& PACIFIC MII.VI" Teseon of e cemtral porition and alpsa relation to I:l ncl Hnl East n.l'l’ at l\lllll nd l-r- 3 e Pt ST aitic s Ve outh e ‘Northwest and. Boliis Wouk, orthw The Creat Rock It ; "?r.“;:.:;:;a.;' M “SACHSSE & LAUDERGREN, Heal Estate And Insurance Brokers, 817 8, IS’tll St. ‘We havo forsale and exehange some of the finest mproved and unimproved, Business and Residence property in eity and subwiba. i Also improved and un- improved farm property ip Nebraska, Kansas and tiatee. Insurance effected fn Arst class companies. BACHSSE & LAUDERGREN. Job_Printing, REES PRINTING CO., Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106108 South Fourteen th Btroe e Flour and Feed. W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Floar, Feed and Grain, Manufscturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Buckwheat flour llld Proj éll'lflmtl Omabs cor. Bou M. KEATING, gont for Anheuser-Bush Browing Ass'n Special f brunds Feust, Budwelser, Eclangor PAXTON & VIEKLINH TRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders Tirass Work, General Foundry W Oflice and Bteam Engines, Machine and Blacksmith Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th ork. st. P 815 12th Btroct, Omaha, Neb. Specinltios: Buts ‘Bazge, and Chickens e WIEDEMAN & €O, Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Ete. 220 8. 14th Bt., Omaha, Nobraska. ‘WESTERFIELD BROS, iron ard Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING GO, Cut Hails and Spikes, Firo Nails o §p sialty. Omaha, Neb. e IS S Safes. " Omalia Safe Works, ; G. ANDREEN. Vanufacturor of Fire und Burglar Proof, Satos, Vault Doore Work. _Cor. {4th Jatl Work. Shutters and Wire kson Sts., Omaba, Neb. 2 General Commission Morchants, M06Dodgo Street, Omaha Nobk. Consignments Sotcited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BPECIALTIES —Cheose, Butter. Eggs, Poultry and Gnme, 112 8, l4th, Omaba, Neb. Tele phone No. 805, WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Marchants. Foreign and Domestic Fruits a speoiaity. El- rth 13t et Telephono 15 D. A HURLEY, Wagons and Carrlages. — Established 1858, A. . BIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory; 3400 and 1411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Tizgs and Produce. A full line of Stone- yase. 'Consignmonts sollaited. 1414 Dodge St., I B. MORONY, o General Commissfon Merchanty Butter, Bgge, Clio Aug Country Produco gone erully, t., Omaha, Nob. Commisslon, Etc. M. BURKE & BONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Unton Stock Yards, 5. Omulin: Toloahone 582/ " Uitlon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. I/ _Limitoa. John F. Bovd, Buperintendont bA\’A(xE & l.BBPN E- Live Stock Commission Merchants. !hlpmunu of any and all kinds of u(ock wuell Union Slek Yards, Owaks, N Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Saan, Doors, Ete. Yurds—Cor. 7th and Do " Cor. 9th and Douglas. il BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, | Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish. Just opencd. N. E. cor. bth and Leavens worth Btreets, ‘Omaha, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER O(JMPANY. Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. 1th Btreet, Omaba, Nob F. Colpetzer, ‘Manager. C.N. DIETZ Lumber, i 18th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb. "FRED W. O;H.AY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Ete. Cor. 0th and Douglas Buwu, Owaha, Neb. GEO. A. HOAGLAND i Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebraska. CHAS. It. LER, Hardwood Lumber, Wagon Stock, Fancy Woods, Hridge Timbes 2578 WO Cor, Wh dod Dougles, Oniaba, mn."‘ G. F. LYMAN, Dealer {n Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdiogs, Bullding Paper, xw Jouth itk Strost, CDaae, Lraska. MCSHANE & SCHROED] Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Betrigorator and Packing Houso, 14th & Leaven- worth 8t., on Trac) ,Omuha, Neb. Established 1670, ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, £118. 1éth St., Omuha, Neb. Specialties—Butter Kiggs, Poultry and Game. PRYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, C. F.GOODMAN, V. Prea | storake fucilitios, Warchouso and office, | Oll A JOBBERS’ DIREOTORV OMAHA Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. 2 CHURCHIT l“ l]\l RKER, 20th and zard Stroots, Omatn, Nebrasks: RAYMOND & CAMIBELL, lgrlculll;; ]‘lkn;lpl"n;;!lSmWHgODS 3. A, WAKEFIRLD, ngineers and Contractors. L 0 1 tae . " Wholesele Lumber, Lath, Shingle Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pllfi Drmng Curtiagos and Bugsis, o JoRep . et M And ,.,“.,k.,,’.w ash, Doors, ....n!? - ‘IA‘Ix"r-h""l‘v“l l\l/:k h.m\nr 15th 8L, near Farnam, [ Boots and S o Eiaion. “Ninn aia Joucs, O —. | WL v MoRsE & O, | Millinery, ~~~~~~~ T csts Jobbers of Boots and Shoss, 1. ORERTELDER, LR AL A 11 Farnam Strect. Omal ob. Manufactory Importers and Jobbers ot Jobbers of Cigars Tohacros | - Chachpbiinal Lo Nillinery and Notlons, i }"r}z.h‘“{‘ bl HLL DT :;“\”x.”\n;nhn \| h | Carpets, e | 1212 o1 1214 Harney Street, Omaba, Noty 3 OMAHA L MRER €O, | Dealers in All Kinds of ([ Building Material at Wholesals. | __1Mb Stroetand Un on Pac 8 Track, Omatis_ GRRMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Musical |nslmnwnu. |'rnn!\fl Weber, Decker, 108 |inos, PROKAFA. OFgANS, Chase O 101 A 104 1t et cor hum(ure, Ete. CFATLIS ' NFTICK Furniture, Bedding, Ete., Upholstery, Mirrors 1206, 1208 and 1210 Fainum Stieet, Omahs. > = DRWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers fn Parniturs, Farnam Etreot, Omahs, Neb, gy Groceries, E. B. CHAPMAN & 00, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, cum. Tobacco and Smokors’ Articles, 1217 Howard 8% MEVER & RAAPKR T Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Clfilll’lb and Tobaccos, 1817 and 1819 Douge s Stroot, Omuha, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, | Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streots, Omal PAXTON, GALLAGHIER & CO,, Wholesalo Groceries and Provisions, Nos. 705, 507, 709 and 711 8. 10th £t.,, Omabe, Neb, Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumbor, ote 120'and 1211 Harnoy stroey, Omaba, Neb, EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon fAna carringo Wood Btock, Hoavy Hurdware, 1217 und 1219 Leavenworth Street, Omahs, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardwars, Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1405 Douge lus Street, Omahn, Nob. " LEE, FRIED & €0, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, ’l‘iumu'o1 Bheet Iron, Ete. Agents for lluun Scales an Minmi Powde: MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, 1321 and 1323 Fare nam Streot. " RECTOR & WILIELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Hurney | Streots, Omaba, Nob. __ Harvesters. WM. DEERING & CO., CHIOAGO, Manutacturer of the Duerlnghflmoster Goods, Writs to Wm. Lortmor, Genoral Agcng _Omaha. 'ron-pimn 610 .. Omuha Nob. = Iron Plpe, Ete. A L. STRANG vaAzw. Pamps, Pipe and Engines. Staam, Wuter, Railwuy and Milling Supplies, En 920, 422 ond 024 Farnam St. Omaba, N " CHURCHLLL PUMP CO; ob S s Hogdquarters £ Bteam _and Wator Supplics, 5. 111 Farpum Steoof Mast Fous Owaba, Nel Jewelry, ¥ EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, in Silverware, Dinmonds, ‘nnd Materials, JstleStreet, Cor. Dod, Omubi, " Notlons- £tz “AV]NYAKU & SCHNEIDER. Jobbers Notions, Hoslery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 and 1038 Furnaw Bt., Omahu, Nob, J. T, Robinson Notion Company, 403 and 403 8, 10th St., Omaba, Neb. Wholesule Dealers in Notions and*Gents' Fure nishing Goods 0Oils, Etc. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. Wholesale Dealers fn 0ils, @nsoline, Micn Axlo Greaso, Ete. A, H. nmon‘ Denlers Clocks, Jewelors' Tool and 10 Watchas Ete,, 101 Neth g 8, Buoccessors to 18:a0 Grillith, Commission Merchant, alo denlor in country produco, ruits Goods on_consigninent & th at., Omahs b. IBRAUN & SONS, (Buccessors to A. P. Bohack) Produce Commission Merchants. No. 213 Bouth Lith Stroet, Omuba, Neb. BN i Dry Goods. L. GIN“BERG & O, Wholosalo Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, ), Luaces, Emhroids 1080 Dougias treot, O SR, Seote ,ll. WHITE LEAD CO,, CART Strictly Pure White Lead. #th St and U, . iy, Omatia, AP Hamess, El:. WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, ‘furf Goods, Blankots and Robes. 1421 Farnam Streot Oinabs, Nob. Mattresses, R HL'LB‘ Mattress Company, anufacturing Mattresses, Bodding, Feathor pillows, Cote, Bt 1206 and 1208 Douglas Strcet, Flgh, Ete, “TBENSON FISHCO" Successors to Icken Sicmssen & Co: Wholesale Fish Dealers, ] ers of l‘-mxgn Fish, Nos. mma Jones Strest and v : V?Amftclionery ¥.P. FAY & CO., lmnmturlns Confectioners, Jobbers of ¥ruits,Nuts * and Cigars. 1211 Farnau St, Omaha Neb. ‘Track, Omihit, NOb e s Overalls, CANFIELD MARUFACTUNING 0O, | Manufacturers of Overalls, . Jeans Punts, Shirts, Bte., 1102 and 104 Do o, matia, Nob s Lime, Gement, J.J. JOHNBON & CO., Manufacturers of Ulinols White Lime, And X!Iuyyr.nul mm and Coke. Cement, Plas ter, Liwe, Hair e Brick, Druin Lile and Sew- er mf ‘Oice, Puston Hotels tolephone ik l 1403 Furnam sticet, Omatis, NoLiasks, Managey, Omaka, Nob. = e Pork Packing. 4 o~ ) JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppur, Omaha, Nebraska, ! "HARIIS & FIEHEL, A Packers and Provision Dealers, Dfce, Unmn Market, 1617 Dodge St bouse, U. P. R R.'Track, Omuha, Phoe N 167, Safes and Locks, . BOYER & CO, Agents for Halls Sara & Lock Co.s' Fire und Burglar P Loc! k- Vaults and Juil worl lnruum streot, Omuhin, Ne Ser‘ds. J. EVANS, !flmlesalo and Retail Dealer In Seeds, -3 z 5 TIIB GOODMAN DR Ul; C() Wholesale Druggists,” And Dealer in Pauints, Oils und Window Glass, Om b. tWines, Liquors, Ete, ILER & CO., Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liquors, 8ole mauufacturers of Kennody' Fust Indis Bitters. 1112 Harney Street, Omal N, AN, Lmporserd ‘Snd Wholosale Doajors in Wines, Ll(& ors and Cigars, 214 4nd 216 8. 14th Bt., Omaha, Nob “Notfons, tk. 7L BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale dob Lots, Dry Goods, Notious, Gents' Furnllhln. Go ods frow New Yo ALII o sulos duily. ¢ %08 South 13th Bt. BLOMAN BROS., W hioles: Leamer. Saddlery Hurdlm JOBBERS' DIHEGTO" . | Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings,