Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1886, Page 3

DAILY | nn.dh.m.m 1« OMAHA shipped out of the yards during the day: 5 CATILE. coneh black and wory | New Orleans, Angust i~ sacks, mixed and A BIC DAY FOR THE BEARS @Gaed Orop News Oause heat and Cora to Drop. Dr ‘\ an d lower; cholee western In < Dl and k?‘nm T e [n 11 and a shade lower $2 All sales of stock 1n tins market are made er ewt, live weicht unless otherwi 9 sell at igc per b for o or hogs weigling less than Pregnant sows and etags 80 Ibs, ONLY LIGHT TRADING salras, 'per I, Yellow Fever ho mlm ner oz, tts Pork Dis Business Dor spring, 0 7d. are docked 40 1bs Demand poor; in the Cattle Spot and futures Hog market lower, eavy run of range catt CHICAGO GRAIN ] B sulicin, per o7, 4 o w load of hogs, Farington & Son, and sold hozs on the market. complains that ivanced sl ity were both here selion of Lilimols, o the range cattle rin are not in ool killing condition. the Galena di tatements official “itwas raining n | Xmul oil )|n|~n 2 head ot range Steady and g | 188 proof, $1.10; second duity (nhwm'uhmx, 811 of the firm of Stewart o 50(@ 0 g afloats ul, wasat the yards to-day s 1 the cotn pitand prices respondel d inarkoted he 205 per \mwummx Gi sold straight down to 41%e. Wheat was only OMAHA WHOLL MARKETS moderately active and at downward tendeney. United elosed at 655¢e. General Proituace, uesday Evening, August 8, ing prices are for rownd lots of market to-day represent the pri 3 andies, |Iunmu\l ' a5 sold on the aquotations on fruits which owtside orders are fitled. 1 September, $7.04 disposition to sl wheat fell back red later, how u.-n.-.-rfl.(-t. Butter -Quict teadily to 76ig 1 but rather quiet; western, features in the butter of good butter continues and dealers find it impossible to supply thei Dbutter as_ they and uniform color, y wili command 122 @15 market, but there is little o rnone coming in that can be craded as sucii. ot fresh butter shipped in_ ah-nu nded good prices, lled choice butter is wlhllg at l0@lle 1 to good GSe. T lbull(l of ~l<wk Is going at 003 swall, iu bbls, 303 kherkins, in bbls, § in half bbls, IN 00l " sfore the close recovered to Steady and demand fair; ntioning was made nd other outsiders, of Tocal dealers, B.—~Wheat—Duil and weak f0F future A Tigor snaps, 81 l\ had fallon to n‘,‘ Sopa—In lhlhlp:‘n $5.25a case; ke, per Ib, ¥ 0, l-p.u‘\llnu Kegs, $1.0 covere | to d43e, patents, $4.35 teceipts —Wheat, 06,000 bushel Dis were not Ve dling “has to be yments—\Wheat, will 1ind it to ¢ close and ‘shippes st to do it botore paying freicht on rotten eggs, should also be lett out, o ARC ||—\h|ru| Cracked ures in this ot we ely worthless, s for the past few liberal and_ prices are l\mm.mn m.hq 1113 on lhr( -nb Dy t on September 4 Corn was a little f days have been ver not quite as strong ‘as last many old fowls liave been comih in that were in very Foud fow1s 10 bring the top quotation; simal llnlinm) rades, i ished ;‘:vlmls(ll\ a basis of S, Milwaukee, _onicaco v \nnu kh- 8 rm»\m 003 spring chickens, lar: 2 fully as stead l,\ chickens, medium for certain pn rable kinds, while the mar for the general run of cattle was dull and the movement very slow. The volume of busi- 2 September not done during th lighter than y ~l| enstern shipjx It was an off day there was no_ spe strength in the dead beef “demand. gonoral ynarket LIVE STOCK. coming_ forward slowly rm ‘3)'"' a ‘good demand; —The Drover’s Journal was slugzish Ohicago, August of prime heavy caftle were @$4.40, and some corn fed l Texas cautle sold at §1 A lotof Kansus cattle, aver aud prices_are standard, per C hi.\u-, per bbl Lih 1 AN : r ~h|p,.mg \l\'m 5007 penche , per e wi H plun\\‘ per ease, 8 little ot ording to (hmlil'» of JuLk Mu()t‘ ]u-r I‘luiln 11 \s 2°ib, mer én fer, doc, SLI0: b ers, 1551 10 1500 1bs. . $4.5 .90 !'.m o 1an0 nw $4.000281. 405 050 to 1 00 b rrs—Winter wheat i nt.$2.50 s second quality, quality spring wheat flour, rade was active ana prices a shade higher than at the close last night for best corn ted, bost heavy at $4 x wenk' rough dnd mixed. b\):-n\, IE case, ing and shipping, $4.85 5.00: skips, $4.001.10, s Cwts seree in bales, $7.00@ oF oWt crahar, § FINANCIAL. New York. Augus MoNry—On call, easy, ranging from 2 to 6 per cent; closing at 1,9005 shipments, 00 s, '$1.701 mulo square, goad 1o cloleo s ckuvmm per 16 quart case, s, per bushel sands, $5.00. southern plums n ‘MERCANTILE PAPER —4@5 per Dull at $4.8415 for { tor demand. Ts—Governments were Sugars—Powdared, T '0 southern plums, 24 | standard (‘\lfi ( @sigo, ur%—ljmws, ’0 IIJ 88, 034c; Bs, 9 s, 40 1b, 16 oz, 0s 10¢; "half Box l;, OALIFORNIA Fruits—The market is well Bartlett pears Wiiite Doyenne, per box, per box, §3.003 nectarivies, Cr.mtums B mcknu: $4.500 o 553 non mixed and grassers, Kansas City, cel vts. 2,500 slllumclllw 1,000: generally eg other varietic and feeders were sten(y’; n Py common G _ine- 106 fimnkfll halibut, 10!ge; mew scaled her- e, The néws from. the corn helf nuu unaer {hi: scouraking utteran ple, jrange 3 were | California Navels, $7.00 \Ied~ £0.50; St.Michels. § r O Pl K1 Eou 0o LR 4012 10 StNol thhu crom s rong and a sh lll‘ hizher, |]n\Xm{ ) O ice, 'per bbl, $5,00; good, ullvu“l!l in Hll i ioice Limon, per bunch, §.: mainer of the list and. the early Tosses wero generally recovered. sarket had becgme’dulland e elose was The net result i decline in almost everything on e metba et BTOCKS ON WALL 9 cont bonds L N, 4} nallamount is coming in out 'y fast. Shipping stock, per Evening, August 3. . he market was a little better \n o recelpts were e o A few cows and hul\‘ll- = KKK Hor'ngs 14 07 mfi B)fl 503 10. 18 uw.a)bwl4w1w ved in the m:n'kfl; 10 1, N UTs—Coconnuts, per 100, § 30, l”\\“ lfiwr to-day Nl.\u humlml per 100, been for some D “‘3'”-‘ ibRbaxes; idently due to the wll too high for sev- , 1o 1, 50 1b boxes, s—Peeans, large polished, 11 glish yalnuts, Ties L.ulguednc, l'l(' |-.:4m mj‘ 9 ' solu) \ldllmllll}.b 8 Fooanuts, hand Vu’glnm, 7 ,L B p\ anuts, roasted, ; Nebr R sl 14 No. 1 m. lckered. Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this marki Cholee steers, 1350 0 1500 1b: Choiee steers, 1100 to 1300 1b: Medinm steers, 1250 to 1850 1bs. ‘a. Au—lmcku, per Ib, 15¢c; penny caikes, ver Ib, 11ige. I\I‘\ ll LE SYRU! Bulk, 14 to 17 gation kegs 1 i 1328 Weslom U 00 wal_cans, per gal, $1.05; hal i 2830, 0, R &N.. ww Yok, pu Dol $7.00; do. nalt \VEDNERDAY. AUGUST 4, 1886, e I ] ' OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY ' OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s, _OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. “Pile Uriving. RAYMOND & CAMPBEL!Y Fngineers and Contra tors, Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges, 1 Ok Timber. 15th s, near Farnam NG T, Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & €O, Jobbers or mrs ’l‘ob@rms Guns a ot, Omaha. Neb, AINTER-OCEAN O Facrony, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Leat Toby £08 and 110 N, 1th Stroet, Omuh, urockery, L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crocm'y, Glasaware Lamps, Ch South 13th 0. S, GOODRICH «& €O Agents for . A. Whitney Carringe Co. 8 Children's Carrlages, And Jewott's Celebratel Refrigerators. Sen or price lists, 1415 Farnam st., Omaha, Lornices, Eaglo Cornice Works, . Proprictor. M hand and 106 Norih 10th St OPmMm \Lh RUEMPING & COUTE, Manufacturess of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornises, Dormer 'i' Windows, Finals, Etc,, 3 Workdono in any part ‘Western Cornico Works, C. SPECHT, Proprictor, Galvanized Tron Corniccs, Ete. Specnt’s im. proved Putent Motall'o Skyliitie 08 und 5108, . Omaha, cturer of o and LI hen i Daors, Sash, Ete. The Gate (ity Plen'ng mill. Doors, Sash and Biinds. Also ali kinds of turning. Scroil and Stair work of every de- seriptio z A. ROSENT Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Houldings, Elc. Btair Rails a speclully Telephozie 15th aud Murey Sts.. Omuha, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Rlootriclars, Electrical Supplies, Masonie Block, Omaha, Burglur Alarm: Fire Alurms, B'ectric Matting, Speaking Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Il{fl\' \V(\R'\'i Wrougm and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteam Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry Machine and Blacksmith Work. Office and Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th st. YORFF & MARTI Bullding Material at Whol reetand Un on Pae fl - Trae Agricultural lmplcfuem CcHl 1:4 HILL Agncultuml lmp!e’nsm Wagons, Carriages and Duggics Boots and Shoes, . MORSE & €O., Jobters of Boots and S T8 A. ORCHARD, Who!e;alu Carpets, Oil C‘lqlhs. nos, e xatd Ot Coal, lim 3 Ete, CouL Coka, Lm.e unfl Slon Office, #108. 11th ¢ and Ds vonpor MEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Co £M 8. 100 St., Oy G Gxo. PATTERSON, Beo. Farnam § J . Hu L Hebraska Coal flnd lee Company, “wm ‘Sce, aid Trofs, Omaba Coa:, Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of Lard and_soft_conr, 298, 18th St OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. jors in Boulder Colorado Conl, 217 touth 14th street. Coffee and § ic: Home Coffes and Smca Mills 't s Co. facturers of Baking Powder, Flavorz ¥ c. Tryone case of our 1B pi )lnmollh-nd Koasted Coffee. 1609 Howard St., b CLARKE BROS. Omaha colree and §plce “Hills. wdor Flavoring Commissicn, Etc BRANCH & O Ylholesaio Frults. Prodnce. Oysters, 21 —-Our own pack- g Oysters, Butter, Mechanics® Tools an groduce; Provi ironard Neils, L3 "7 OMAHA NAILMA SUFACTURING €O, Cut Hails and Spikes, Firo Nnils » Spe sialty. Omaha, Nob. ey " Omalia Safe Works. G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of and Burgla: Proof Safas Aui yoorm gall worm, EHGERSGE :mTWus Work. (‘or ith and Juckson Sts., Omahn, Neb. Wagons and C:rrlazu. Established 188, A. T. SIMPSON, % The Leading Caiziage Factory, 24(9and 14U Dodgo Street, Omaha, Neb Commisslon, Ete. M. BURKE & EONS.‘—— lee Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Ucion Stock Yards, S. Omaha. Télo slione 583 L. Union Stock Yards Company. OF OMAHA. . Limited. John ¥. Boyd, Buperintendent. ; SAVAGE & G Live Stock Commission Herchants. Shipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit ed. Union Stick Yurds, Omahu, Neb, Lumber, Ete. “““““ TOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, rm Yards—Cor. .m and Douglas, 9th and Douglas. 1050 to 1150 Ibs '8, 900 t0 1000 1bs, Fat little steers MARKETS. refined. vor bhl I)O v An—White wine, 18@17c; cider, 13 ; single strength, 13¢; Fair to medium gr o00d 1o choice buils tand medium | ool to choice heay Good to choico mixed hog Fair to good storn shee riple "strength, Michigan ' soft \..n < Tuiwk, Bro.—Plys’ fooh por f 0 bl, £2.003 do, 4 & 6 inch) 16 1t 00 Wheat—Opened str I declined 1%¢, rea 2,00; do, pu kn._ ,uuu dn.pu Mbm —Ham, 1214c; d e over lll‘ decline, break: thl bacon, lr; Active and usettisd; o s closing and September, 44 b-10c; Te; mess work 51"6«1[\0( bh 3 6 rong and about e higher ;10 eaus, “"‘ .h-nllwl, 28 13-16¢; October, General Markets, wnf) ~Medium, 17@?20¢ per 1b: fine heavy, o1 L4@lTe; coarse, 12@l5e; burry lNI(nlu Ly 12, 14 and lh fl i, Mlm- —(-recn butchers’, dry flint, 11{@18¢ hides, two-thirds price ]vrlluu \Vllll.(-’, dey 328883 S ralily aatl M40 lm'mm' ste, o3 ruled weal, gnred. Nasiicr i A Mm‘h, white pinie GEE 8 203147 October, $.00@ 80,006,421 ¢ 550, 5 October, se 07 4umn siaughter nm- leather, 5 5 615 short WIN Istand 2, ch'm U inll, 5. 25. .. EEEEHE '.! mum‘.- W@ top- = e A ne]l«l. lL ) ¢ 2 X aulet and iy, light denuaud; 1stand 94, eleg 80, Clear, I tnch s % & A select, 1 inch, s B select, 1 inch, I rabl !.ools do, 1u@lse; wuxun l.lulcsAIL.N\ reen saltod. 8@Si.e; Neht fllnt, 15@140; cal H Almwnuu. 'Ik' mluhx 0. 1 country, 335@33c; No. 8, Se; pon 888 No. 1, plain, 8and, 10 nch No. 2, plain, Ban Range of Prices. the highestand lowest prices pald oads of hogs on this market ¢ ingthe past seven days, with conparative cmwb«lrfl. [°H lmrmw !&el Burden’s mule &l‘loas $5.40. Burbul N VE Com. 4 nmlr.m m«u[uz Star st and 2d clear, #and 6 i \\'enl'adn Afllh 4Ll) (@4.10 | (@4.90 Cei uuu\m...., ¢ 00 feet, 6%, Lead Bar: 810, n N ()u =White I e —W| Imu— Weak md wer Now B red, cash, T5%@" 584 ¢ ulrll —Weak and lower; No. 8 mixed, Suuwmbfl‘. 4lige. iixed, cash, 264@ uch zine red seal, llc. rench zine, in \Irlll!h ¥ i 'Ifit" vo,rmil“un‘ 'Amatican, 18; Indian T4¢; Venetian red, C: d, American, 13 elow, genuine, 20c ochré, roche e, e, Atuerican, Dge Live 8took Sales. Showlng the number of cattle, hogs and sheep purchased by the leading buyers on to-day’s market. No. ILmn 12in,5 18 12 4 and 16 11 1 S and 16 1 it} —amdy at $1.07. Weak and lower at §10.25. ‘eak al $6.25 lun— et bnl steady; oreamery, 17@ 20¢; dairy, O\El ey rllwu, K, "3 Yench, 83c: o Winter's minsral: i Spanishbrown. £ i I Wit e, ek 1ae: Ve Wiling whiting, Paint your roofs s with L X. L. State ders at office, Room G, G. H. Hammond & Co. Omaha Packing Co. Harris & Fisher. . ust 8.—Wheat—Quiet; 60)(0 asked; Sep- over Commic) ‘ne whlllnv. xlldn,nl ¢; lampblack, llln» lack, ordinary .ullrumarmn. 18¢; van rk Cab companies and oth : these vehicles should write o Gustof Danielson, carriage builder, 245 Charles in regard to his new teml-er. (um. Corn—Lower; No. i September, db nu-—almnm at Inll &—Wheal—Acxim and anun h)lll.. [ brown, 8¢: umber, burnt, 4c; umber, sienna, burnt, D, genuine, c: Paris . o-American I Co. st., Boston, Mass., fenna. Taw, do: and popular cab. green, common, 282258 ok Leasenworth cor feet fronl ‘vents for $720, $3500. S A. Sloman, 1512 Farnam. Shipments. Showing the number of cars of live stock burnt sienna, 1%; vunl)kc mwn. i VDOHN MANUFACTURINC €O, " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work ad Taterior Hard Wood Finish. Just opened. . cor. Bth und Leavenr worth Streets, Omuba, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. 1th Sl.nwl,);:‘l::ullu.. Neb. K. Colpetzer, HGOr. i e N DIETA ] Lumber, th and California Stroets, Omaha, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Etc. Gor. 0th and Douglas Strocts, Omaba, Nobs GEO. A. HOAGLAND i Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omubu, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEB, Hardwood Lumber, Wagen Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timber R . W. Cor, ith T Douiglus, Oitiaa, m..u‘ G. T, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash. Doors, Blinds, Monldings, Building Paper, Ete. South 1ith 5trotty Gileams, Nebruska. SON FISIL CO. Buccessors to Ieken Sicmssen Wholosn.lo Fish Daa]ers. Importers n_Fish, Nos. 011913 Jones = Birest nnfl.' 1mck Owabu. Nob.- . [4 a celicray. FAY & (‘O lanu[aéturlng Con[«wllonars. of (l;nma V-nfi» and Oigars, 121 Lime, Cement, Etc, "J. J.JOHNSON & CO, Maustacess of Dlinis Waite Lims, And Shippers of Coal and Coke, ter, Iime, Hair, Fire Brick. Dral Bewer Fipe. Offico, Paxton botel, teléphone Bli, Farnam Street, Omab, Nebraska. Job_Printing, REES PRINTING CO., dob Printers, Book Binders, Hottrns Mdo DrOMULLY- _McDONALD, COMMISSl N MERCHANT 816 12th Btroot Produce Commission Mercmms. Poultry, Butter, Gumo, Fruits, Ete. St., Omahad, Nobraska. \VM.n GERING & CO., CHICAGO, General Commisslon lexchanls, 146 Dodko Streot, Omahu, Nebroska. i Storngo and Commlsslon HMerchant, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, L1135 —Cheesn, 1z 8. Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Btanm, Wuter, Hailwiy and Milling Supplies, By phone No, 33 WEEKS 4\' MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants, Eruits & specinlty . Warehouss and office, s and Domestic RN LC lu North Iith st. Commisslén and Jobbing, Butter, s and Produca. A full ne of Stone- Consignments golieltod. 114 Dodgo St., TMCSHANT, & SCHUOEDER, in \"“r""""' Buyers or butter and I-ggs. ROBERT PULVIS, Gezeral Commission, 118, 24t S, nnmlm, Nob. Commisslon Herchants, ons, Omaha, Nob ITIT & THOMAS, ors to lsanc Grifith, Buc Commission Merchants country produce, Gooils on conslgnm ent KIRSC ll]mAbN & Buccessors to A. P. Sehnolc) Produce Commission Merchants. __No. 213 South Iith Streot, Omaha, Neh. Wholesale Dealets in phone No. 1 Dry Goods, Hoslery, Notious, ens, Lices, Embroider. d Wh 3640 Dovglas Streot, Omiha, Hop LM" Agents for Hall' 5 Safo & Lock (o Fire nnd Bury CARTER WHITE LEAD CO, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20U St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Etc or. 14th und Dodio Bt ., Omahas, Nob, s, Ete, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Hflrness. Saddles, Saddlery }iflrdwm. ods, Ilankets and flohe '“”‘ GOODMAN DRUG ('() ABa Dewler in Faints, Oils und Window Glasg “E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Mattresses, Bedding, Feather d 1208 Douglas Etreet, & ELD MARUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Overalls, to Jeans Pants, Suirts, B ‘Ana Wholosulo Doalors in Wines, Liquors and Cigers, 214 and 216 8. 14th 8t., Omakiy, Nob, ., 1102 '14]‘“ Do tol, O, u«'.'b. ushe M. KEATING, "3 L BRANDIE Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n : Fasut Budweiser aud Erlanger. MENDELSSOHN & FISHER ARCHITECTS!, D. L. SHAN, Superintendent, OMAHA L MRER (0, Dealors in All Kinds of sle. ', Omaha GRRMAN D, WYATT, Rolesale Dealer in Lumber, Tzard Streots, Omahia, Nobraska. J. A WAKEFIELD, Wholesele Lumber, Lath, Shingles, ¢ Papors, Sush, Doors, Hiinds, Moulg ots, Posts, w0, Plaster, Hal, Nwtin ang Jonos, eann, Nob - 0 Millinery. . ol 1. ORERFLLDER, Jmporters und Jobbers o Millinery and Notions, 1212 and 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Noh Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Whn.esnlers of Musi al Instruments, Kor, Haines an , Chuso Organs. 15th street, Furniture, Ete, CHARLES SHIVERICKT Fnrnllure. Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors 1208 and 121) ¥ i Sticoc Omaha [0 DEWEY & Wholesale Dealers in Furnitars, cot, Omaha, Neb. = Croceries, E. B CHAPMAN & €O, Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobaceo und # okees” Articles, 1217 Howard Se& MEVER & RAAPKE g Wholusale Fancy Grocers, Teas, meeos, 117 and 1819 Dougs Ias Strect, Omuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th snd Parnam Streets, Omana, Neby PAX' 5 Wholesalo Groceries and Provisions, JALLAGHER & €O, 709 and 711 8. 10th 5t., Omahs, Neb. Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hitrdwood Tumber, oto. 1209 'and 0y streer, Omahu, Neb. & GIBBON, Wholosale. Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carrinze We ) Stock, Heavy Hurdware, Ete. 27aud 12T eavenworth Street, Omaha, b, HIMEBAUGH & TAYIOR, Builders' Havdware, Bufalo Seales. 1405 Douge , Oumuha, Neb. RIED & €O, lus Stre Jobbers of Hdrdware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agonts for Howe Scales und Miwini Powder Co., Omuha Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnacas, ’l‘llas, Mantles, Grates, enes go 520 and 1525 Fare nam Strcot. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nuils. Cor. 10th and Harney Stre vub, Neb. Harvesters. nrecturet Of the Deerin%,Harvester Goods, " Write to W) Lorimer, General Agon __Owmabie.”telophono 610, » Iron Pipe, Etc, U 924 Paimain CHURCHILL t. Omaia, Neb, UMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Mast l:‘m' \2.3".; Goods, 1111 Furnam Stroety Owulin, Neb, £ " Iguirters for Supplics, Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERTCKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Dinmonds, 1 Notlons Sts/ VINYARD & SCHUNE Jobbers Hotiens Hoslary &Gaats' daeatsnlnf anl 300+ and 1003 Furrusu S, Omubi, Nob, 4. I, Robinson Notion Company, } und 4 Wholesulo Do 10th £t., Omaba, ) Notions and 1 Goods. nis) Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE <0, Wholesale Dealers in 0ils, Qasoline, Mica Axlo Grease, Iite. A. H. Bisno) unager, Omakia, Nob, ol Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nobraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Deaiars, Unfon Marke 17 Do rect, Picking nek, O ha, Nob. Teles TApTS Safes and Locks, P. BOVER & €O, Locks, Vnul" Nob Seeds, J. EVANS, Wholesale‘and Potail Dealer In Seadx, Vogotuble, , 0ud Lliowl HHally Dru"n, Ete. N Wholesale Druggists, Omalia, Neb., = Wines, Li ors, Etc ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liguors. Bole manufacturors of Kennedy' Fast India Bittors, 1112 Haraoy Stre ). W. DUNCAN, AMATA & DUN 'Ax, Tmporters Notions, £fc; SON, Wholesale dob Lots, Pry Goods, Notions, Gents' Furnishing Gi Trade sales dily. ow Yorl and 98 South Lith St., Umabi, == Flour and Feed, e W.J. WELSHANS & €0, Wholesale Flour, Peed and Gmn M-nunmumnur W. J. Welshan uckwbat Hour nod pro Sth and Faruiw au—v.uu.(imnni