Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1886, Page 3

T e st e [ ANOIAL. New York. Anzust @ W 270k per cen Vriste M cent TEREING EXCnANGe-Dull and Jower Actual §4.% 4,534 for sixty day bills and $4.5514@4 for demand GOVERNMENTS—GOVOIRIents were and unchanged. S10rKS At the opening this price tocks generally <ho! of 5@y per cent. altiouzh a were higher, ‘The market after a few sfight | b continued until noon, whe erally above the opening 1 then bioke the enti v 108 of 1 ts. In the'l wis eliecked aily steady at the L) Movey—~On call felosinzat 3 pe; cont RCANTILE PAPER — 40 | e nort ed a de few stocks quiet and firm and so | Prices were gen A raid of | , Pacitie | smaller aino lecling day BTOUKS ON WALL o1 39 cont bonds C.& N, W U, 8, 4ig's 5 preferred New 4's ) Yt nd lowe L& E B0 Itoek Telqnd St L. & S, F {m-ln\n-fl I & St 7. preferred &0 preferved s Pacif Inion Paci £ | JW, 8L L & T 8147 preferred § | 199" Western Union 2330, R &N 01 PRODUCH ARKETS, August 7.~ Flour—Nominally intec wheat flonr, 4051, sonthern, $4%0m10); Wisconsin, $1.0)a@l. Michigan soft spring wheat, § 4103 Min- pta bakers, $8.50@4.107 patents, rye flon referred A DR LW preferred Iiinois Central 1, B & W 15us & Texas Northern Pae preferred Chicago, unchanged e i quiet 20 in e under September, closing about lowver 3 tember, 4 tober, 45 Oats—Steady Septeniber, ftye—-Dull Barley—Su Flax-seed Timothy—Prime, S0 Whisky—S1 Onen 1d unchan October, and_closed September, je. reacted cash, 3 Octobe Bulk ' Meats— clear, S Buiter @hie. Cheose chede : short Creanicry, Steadv and unchanzed: full cream T@ile: flats, TR@Tige; young ans, Sig@sige. dairies, 9 i, 1101 ; do —No. I countr, Receipts, 11,000 111,000 1 218000 161,000 cenie 11,000 1,000 Barley.ou. 22000 191,000 New York, August 7.— Whent—Keeeints, 201,000; exports, 1020005 spot firm: more ac tive, partly for cxport; options —opencd strong, advanced a trifle, afterwards weak- ened and lost the improvements, closing | steady; ungraded red, Waside; ingraded Ted, ¢ 1. and i, 833@361e; No.3 red Siupments. 700 00 Flour. bbls. Wheat, b Corn, b, 1,000 cvator, toige delivered; August closed at opened advanc 60,0003 . 50i;¢ in store, September closed at 5in—Spot firm and qulot; optio a shade better, but ¢ hul \vllh th partly lost; receints wded, 50 steady, shade , lower; white, white, 88 mixed western, w Petrolenm—Steady; United closed at 615 Pork—Dull anoted at $10.62) 02! J@1NT g, =Dl dhd somewhat nominal: west- SLO@7.07% Septem- nuu.’ar Quiet and firm; western, 13 @20c. Chee mand quict, teady and demand fair; S wlde, Oincinnath, August 7.—Wheat — St western ady 3 s of K72 barrels of fin- ished zoods on u basis ot §1.07, Milwaukee, Aug —Wheat- cash, Tige: September, 103{c; Octobel Corn—Dull: mixed, 4 Oats 1y Rye—Quicts No. 1, Barley--Higher: No 8, rrovis ness Fnrk, and S 141 Octol St. Louis. August 7. — Wl . 2, red, cash, T635¢; September, TSe. Corn—1 No. 2, mixed, cash, 40c; Septembe Oats —Irregulal Beptemlt Firm a Quiets ke August No. 2, mixed, cash, 20; 17@20c; dairy, 7. — Wheat— ), 02 %e bid, Gic. o I(llmuln Quie asked: r‘ny. Au'i:n.xt ve, but a shade lowe « Soptomber, 3 ) l).\l\—hll'llll) { %ie bid f(lr cash, Toledo, August 7.—Wheat—Steady and firmer , T, Corn—Dull and steady; cash, 44e, firm: cash, Liverpool, Buzust 7. - Wheat—I1 '8 offer freely; new No. 2 winter. 65 6)yd s spring, 6 615, Flour—Supply good; extia No. 1 8s. Com- new mixed ber, 45 2 Now Orlenns, llld steady i llnll mn] lu\\k‘l. choice western in £pring, Spot and nd Au futures, supply good; epleiis Augus! 7,-Corn—Quiet - 3¢ long clear and stear rib Minneapol Aungust Wealk, inactive' and lower; No. 1 hard, cash, 7! Neptembar, 76e; October, 77ie 1 northern, cas eptember, 7o o worn, cash, T R — Wheat— els; flour, LIVE 8TOCK. 00; steady: -m.rnm ¢e; stockers and feedors, lis and mi $1.50 through ‘Ioxas eat- tie Beningl at 41185, Hogs.-Kwenipls, 47 btrong tor good; comon duli; iough and mixe 4 ug atd SHPPIDgE, $4.7 skips, B0, Receipts. 1 Aives, $2.50@4.25; 30,70 LB, Kansas City, August eeipis, shipments, 1,40: |Iu.|a highir for ehoice hatives: and Texas steers tirm Seak: shles slows £aod 10 el + comuon to medivw, §8.406% 4. 18; fendets, 10— Re- and a sRippin . §4.00G@ ! ki eholce, $4.50@3 0 yu.kou il.wgtm.uwdIcvho'u.unmw. common stuff | i 82 non {6 medium, §4 €4,000@4.40, Louis, August 3 shipments, 3003 firm: shipping, $4.50@4.%); comin: i+ ste 7.~ Cattl , 1,000, er butehers and b mixed packing grassers shiy stron 0490 OMAHA LIVE STO! Saturday Evening arket was slow The packing d 10 1o theni and we Cattle little brin in sh market HogsI'he mark but it was_ dull to buyers claim that tin mueh for hogs and that the come down. Tl salesmen are d are hokding prices the marke: slow. Thet Al of sundown biying goinig U8 to-day were not as heavy { very Liboral for Saturda Sheep="The no marke: ot was more what it 50150 00d n to M@ 1.25: slow (o skips and lo—Receints, to cholee nents, 60) 84,5570 and com mon mixed, COK. Angnst 7. ddull, very house liad not on the ackl s liave been pay ot must wlinit wi mark un, o is n on a8 yesterday, Prevailing Urices, Stowing the provaiting priees &tock on this market Cho 10 1500 1bs. . Choiee steers, 1100 to 139D 1bs, Medium stecrs, 1230 to 150 Ihs i"at little steers, 1050 to 1150 1hs pod feede 00 to 1009 Ihs d to choice corn-fed cows 1uin grass cows 1 to choice buils \tand wmedinm nog: d to choice beavy h i to choice mixed lozs. . Tfalr to ood snorn sheep paid for live Weopresentative Sales, Showing the highestand lowes formixed Toads of hozson this ingthe past seven days, with values: June Saturday 51st... Mouday, 2. Tyesday, . Saturday, Tt 4.05 L Showln the sheep pureh to-day’s arl number CATTLE, (Shipped in.) t prices pald market dnr- comparative © Stuck Sales. of cattle. 1 by the leading buyers on hogs and G. H. Hammond & Co........ ... noas. Clark Bros ammond & Co. Shipments. Showing the number of cars ¢ shipped out of the yards during { i 18 Cars. IIU‘IIS> i N WY, 10. Allsg o et ivo weiht an Dead hogs sell at bge ver “Skins,” or hogs welghing 1o valile. - Progna and stags 80 1bs. Cattle dull, E. I’ Ravmond, Denv cattie on the marker. Judge L, W. T looking over the yard Hoyg buyers Laye b the past two or three d. Mr. Emeley, of here with a car Benton, Silver City, 1 ards yesterday looking over ti L. 11 Smith, of the firm: of Bla Kearney, hogs. J. W. Plumer, the count tawattainie connty, was o yesterd Mr Tuksbury, Weeping water, was the yards yesterday. The * be appr 10 5o downt had 1 Hbs, those not ha; V. Snyder on_ the wmarki 1y catl clled Ll (l' & es; A, D. Loy Powors, Sutton. vrence L. l.nlvlnl b & Co.. the well- of the fir Union intends to look over He near Chadron day or so. ‘The Drovers’ Journal commen on tho present run of hogs: worth noting that the qualify of very poor, und the shrinkago in ing the product i8 all the way 1 cent grenter 1t will be remembere and eacly s auzlity of hois: the hogs w winter eondition, in many ally bette sharp contrast with that, hogs i very poor, it being hard t of solid corn-fed Stock, while pri 90c hizier and Lhe prospeets for s boin thall necess But oM live stocls ho day: Dest. .Chicago mariet aro mad?2 s3 otherwise st Ib for alt < less than 100" lbs are docked 40 Ibs W ifty head of Emerson, In., very backward for ok & Smith, was here to-day with seven loads of asurer ot Pot- tor at the yards Tuksbury, of the firm of Cooper & A visitor at a. m. train to the stock yards ng occasi rin the morning, had another train to-day o which they out afton . Aurora; er, Malcolin, m of Rappal, Ve commissio i prominent Stoe , Neb., ina ts as follows S1is o tact hogs now is manutaeiur- om 4 to € per than it was thise montls 4o, 1 that during the spring rarely good in fine wid- now, in the quality of the 0 get a drove cos are 7a0) product a nothing like as good as then. 1t i5 very that 11:0 hozs now bave as when they were com tion and selling at about §4,25,” ot as m nany & in primo co General Produce, Saturday Evening, e followbug prices arc for prodiice, as sold on the merket quatations o fruits re which outside vrders are filled, Eaas—The receipts are more the market is not strong at 10c. BuryeR —Choie a request, lower ter shold fubs are obicctionable and in sales. Fresh ereaiery, 17@15 16a1Be: choice eauntry, 1615 try, 12@Lic; fair conntry, 0@l B@te. PourTny.—Receipss for , August 7, o liberal and le butter in good dull. n elean, new tubs, Allbut- Ol riably affeet choice dairy, goold coun* i common, (en ‘days have beon ‘excoodingly e hn\u gradually decline Il 0 being hickens, clioice, per 6, per doz., $3.50 far 10 good, bor 2,500 0 at about the tolloy uota- 7] ng g doz., $2. doz., $2.00 one-thiid bushel box, 73; pex Diahe] box, §1.20: CannA ' B, B ONIONS— and prices are Lrm with & { Choiee, por bbl., 85.50624.00, -lufshior stocks Te@s1.00; nedinim Bea elean country, pleked, $L50 cked nayy, VOTATORR MR I8 8 liLtle ?l\u_l ranee according to quail rem %@70c par bushel, Brnniks—Blaokoor II-WI s —Is quite scarce now. Missouri, 1o coming forward siowly yet, d demand. ood and $1.05, aore aetive; ty of stock, 08, per 16 quart o 2166, Por businl salds, £0.00 " SOUTULEN VLUNS—A TeW Soutbirn plums | bbl, $4.00: OMAHA DATI Y Southern plums, 24 rly well. ¢ somipg fn and sell s thern are % CALIFONNIA FRUITS=The matket is well enpplied. Bartlett pears, r o, 85,004 e Dogenye, per box, € urre Diel Yox, S5.00! ~that varietie (@8, 0 ¢ arines, : i Crawford's_peaches, per box, plums, per box, $2.00; grapes, pet WATERMEL £20,00.4 20,00, LEsoxs—The market conti Faney, per box, $10.00; chojce Arpirs—Clioice, per bbl, € Lbl, §2,5002.7 BANANAS @5, 00, CrELERY it doos not sell very fast doz. He. SOUTHERY GRAPES—A tew zrapes have arrived in the market; Boxes. $1.00@1,25. CoCoAS UTS—Coconnuts, per 100, 5,005 than hundred, per 10 Figs AXD DATES layer, per Ih, 16e, Da l¢: dates, Pe NuUTs—lee medium, Ve pies very f per box, § 005 good, per Choice Limon, per bunch, 8450 A smallamount is coming in out Shipping stock, per southern 10 1b. less 4 1b boxes, 18, e poli ish nonds, o filberts, 1403 picked. fancy Virginia, 8t picked ehoiee Virgin v extra per Ih monds. Linguedoe, 17 peanuts, hand peanuts, hand s, roasted, Catifornia, 4 1@lae; Ne- L 120@15¢ SUGAR—Bricks, per Ib, 15¢; venny caiges, per b, 1ige, MArLE SyrUP-Bulk, 14 to 17 galion kegs, per gal, 81003 gal cans, per gal, $1.05; half wal eans por gal, $1,10, Cippr—New 1 ork, per bvl Crab, per doz qts, & ci bbl, 6,00, Wiiite streneth, refined. VINEGAR ante; eider, ¥ triple strength, Trpr. Ere.—Pigs' feet, per 14 bbl. $2.00; do, per kit, te. 1, bbl, 1o, per kit, do, pint Tripe, p 004 do, per kity B 3 2 bbl, $4.004 dc mbs' tongue: ); do, quart jars, dozen, do, per 1 bbl, Ham, 12! side bacon hott Tib \H‘l' jars !.-.| $1.00; VISIONS reakfast bacon, ey X dry salt Shouiders, a0 beef- -1b cans mh cans (Fairbanks), s, do, b cans. do. T5c. Frovr AND fiour, bestauality patent oSk, Quality st bran, 50¢ | feed, 0o per civt: white eorn Tow corn’ meal, 85 perew per ewt: 0 per Jer ewt; ur 7.50 per ton., GRAIN—Corn, Winter wheat 5 old oats, 28¢5 new oats, Medium, light. 1 wool. 25 off. Hipes—Green butcher cured, S@sige; dry flint. 1@l ed hides, two-thi Woor. reen salt, 0@ allow, yellow, 2¢; sole leather, leather, npor |o.mm.‘. 5 ..x»]«, oak kip, pebble, 8@ s and linings, $6.00010.00 per do AVY HARDWARE—LTON low st | cast, de; ey cast tools do, hubs, ver 407 tonizue : nuts. ver b, 1b, G@12e; malieable, G@se: iron crowbars, fe; harrow teeth, 4e @Se; Burden's S, mule shoes . Barbed ¢ lots, $400 per 100 ibs. ronl 3 steel nails, $2.65: SLK5: S do, half kegs, hu, auatter keis, ; blasting, fuse, per 100 teet, 6ie, Lead Ba PAINTS IN OIL~ V1 (22 ad , On gc: white lead, St. Louis,” pure, § efllés green, 1 t0 51b eans wrench gwon seal, 2 French zit 5e; v rml]llfln‘ Awerican, 18¢; Indian 3 Venetian red, Cook: American, 13 cw-hmmp vellow, genui ciirome vellow, K, 12c3 ochré. roche’ Krench,’ 25/c: ml re, American, Winter's minvra zh brow Spanisiy brown, mine H iFrenc hu ne ing, 2ge: whiting, gilders’, i “hmmz contl, 1ig6: lampbinek, (m— be: lampblack, ordin: altramarine, 18¢; burnt, 4c; umber, nna,’ raw, dc rans er e axles; @lic: coil kews, l’m“l‘m blue, brown, Se: umbe 5 -u burnt, de: e cen, vermillion, E i, in ull K it ; raw and lN|I||ZI|III|)‘ 1 1b cans, and Se; re d 1vory blue, rine blue, 18c; clirome green, L., 16c; biind and shutter wreen, Lu, M. &D., 16 wris wreen, 15¢; Indian red, loc Venétian' red, ge: Th Amarican vermillion, L.'& I cllow oclire, fc; L. M. & O. ., 18e: good “ochre, 16e: patent dryer, 8¢; graining color, light oak, dark oak, walnut, chestnut and ash, 12c. Acid, carbolie, DRUGS AND CNEMICALS 32 tartaric, iie ; balsam _copaiba, per I, sassatras, ‘per th. 10c: calomel, b i2c; chinchonidia, per o7, 40e; ehlnm L 20 ¢} M. & D, r il o opium quinine, oz, 70e; potassium N, per oz, 40¢; sul- phate worphine, per oz, 50: sulphur, ver 1, de: str n'l\nhw ver oz, § VARNISE rels, per gallon: Furni- ture, exti furniture, No, 1, $1.00 ch, No. 1, $1.20; te; ' asphaitum, hard ol finisi, 1mlult ne Cologne spirits, 188 proof, 81, Ao 101 proof, SL11; spirits, second aual 101 proof, $100: do 153 praof, 8110, Alco- hol. 188 proot, §2.06 per wine gallon, Redis- tilled whiskies, $100@1.50. Gin, blended, $1.50(@, Kentucky bourbons, $2.00@6, 00 IKentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00@o, (mhll'n Sh bourbon and"rye_ whi-kie: , imported, $5.00@ I8, Ilulmxlul i 3,00, lmmu.um imported, per case, $98,00@34.00; American, per caso, §10,00@16.00 Grocers' List. Medium, In bols, $5.00; do in 00; small, in bbis, $6,00; do in :)i,&:llurkum. in bbls, $7.00; do ; stick, Sh@9ic. i w's soda, butler and orcuns, Blgo; ginger snaps, bie; Wi, Sopa=lu Iy papers, 85358 cases PioK half bb halt bbls, in hell CAND URACKY salsoda, 0. 7u t-gallon kegs, $1.00; New ns, $¥adic per gallon; Maple Byrup, ¢ Iy pure, ue per gal on; I gailon § gallon caus, $5.35 pe Klows, 11, u':lMIrmr Arror gloss, 6 Ib, 6} e e 11, 7e; Kin STord's pure, 81, FE gruaes, 103/ @11 1@ 13gesprime, 114@ fancy green and yellow, 1k@leigc ornment Java, 20@c; ‘interior Java. 1615@ 20c; Mocka, Arlnmkle'fl roasted, 14ide; MeLaw X Difworth's, 14e: R Cross, 19146, Soars—Kirk's ' Savon tinperial, $2.7 Kirke satinet, €3.00; Kirk's standard, 8 n, §4.00; Kirk's W .35 Washboard, 4c; in rvlpumlml boxi ries, boxes, TH(8; peic umum hige; peuches, evaporated, 15x@17c Lake, none in market: raspberries, new, 19 (33‘1" currants, TA@iige; munes, new, 41§ L Goons—Oysters, standard, ‘) r 1 per case. $2.50; 21b per case, $2.2; California peurs, per case, §4,40 cots, per case, 4.00: peaches, white cherries, nvrcuu 85, se, 93,601 bluo- lims, 2 Ib, o Der _ease, ST sal. doz, §1.0@1.5%; 3 m Eooseberies, $1.75;°9 b siring bea per case, 31 fime Deeas, per JLW 21b & 3 pineappies, 3 1 1b' mackerel. per d L7V, BEE: MONDAY AUGUST 9. 1886 “—'—"!'_——_——__.—_.—__———9-2 marrowfat pe June peas, per per ense, S2.40@ @2.10:2 1b corn npk—1g inch, Marcnrps e, 100 or case, & tr)w & £l 0:9 1b eatly 1b tomatoes 2ib corn, per casc, £1,00 perdoz, $1 o) 3 Ineli, 6301 1 inch, rer eiddic squar round, per i mule square, cut_foaf, onnfectioners' extraC, medinm yellow, CANDLES—BoXes, boxes, 40 Ib, 16 oz, 40 1h {e1 88, 0800} Us 10¢; half Box 20 10, Fish. halibut, 10; rd her : I IS Qr BUIS PIS Kis Mow rish 1100 W B0 40 1210 Ten's St.No 1 LY Lixe Uk R Sh 03 2 Wi 00 Wame i 1 Trls HE 0 | 100 TED FISH, NFW FISHL Norwogian KKK Her'ngs 14 07 50 6 8)3 8 3 10 L 18009 508 004 80,3 9 128110 Holland Herrings, new SALMON, & 100} 93 | 50 | 10 10 8 000353 832 0 13 00l [ LAKE FISH, H{ Buls Qr 1ibls 100 W 50 40 Kis 10 033020 017001 M 602 5011 % 01 801 M 0 8 60 50 56/ Dry Goods, \|||nh| man 1 RHL bey D BnRlL Tarmony.41¢ uae Shirings, Ame Manch fc coster, Windsor,6e hor Shirtings, 4 Berwick, 4¢ Duek—(Unble: Magnolia, 1 West Point, CorroN—Lawrence I, Beaver Dam LI, B 1 Wauelusset, + Clitton " CCC, 0c3 An alget )—8 oz. Magnolia, 10c; West Point, 1015 Thorndy X nlL faney, buel Ko (colored ) Im\luu 9 oz brown and drab, 18yc; Boston O H brown and drab, XXX brown and Boston O I blue, 11}5e; Warren Breact ( Glyes hot, 0 Hove, 7 i 'z, 9;c; Lonsdale, 8¢ Kearsarge, i s¢; Indian Ore checks, 9¢c; A stripes, s stripe Otis, stri} phed: 1oige ook fold, ibes, Sige, Slate Wiiiftendon, s, checks, 9 ¥ Amoskeng, Ryaboslatolaf ; fde; Enduzance. book fold, 1: o, Isteom., L2 14 and 16 ft 2q L. ‘ence A 6inch, B 6 inch, C 6inch, D 6 inch, E 6inch, Istand 2. clear, 1'{ jneh, ad, clear, 11y inch, . A «le! 114, 11 B seleet l‘ FLOORING. hite pine A select, 1 incl, s B select, 1 inch, s, 25 I LAP. plain, Sand 10 inch plain, 8 and 10 inch..... THERN VELLOW PI3 . 4 and 6 in. flooring. 1stand 2d clear, 4 and 6 in. foor] LIME, 11C. Quiney white lig (best pent (AKron)..... . II ir aster arred felf, e ewt w board . LINGOLN BUSINESS DIRECTORY Recently Built, Newly Furnished The Tremont, J. C. FITZGERALD & SON, Proprietors. Cor. $th and P’ Sts,, Lincoln, Nob. Tates §1.60 per day. Strect cars {rom houso (o any part or'tho clty: T J.H,W.HAWKIN Architect, Offices—83. B4 and 42, Richawds Biock, Lincoln, Neb. Elevator on 11tit Broedo GALLOWA F.M \\'(mlvl,\‘, Live Stock Auctioneer Sules made in pll parts of the U, 8. at fair rates. Room 5, Stute t{lock. Lincoln, Nel Golloway and Short Forn bulls for sale. 7 B. H, GOULDING, Farm Loans and Insurance. Corresponde 1 to loans sollcited, Itoom 4, Richar i, Lincoln, Neb. Publie Sale, Denver, Col,, § 10th, ISS6. of Show Short Ho o8 & Urnick 4, wolghing bulls and 1d Farm et riuson, 1 When'in Lincoln stop at National Hotel, And get a good dinner for Zic. J. A. FEDAWAY P.op. Templeton & Whitney, —Dealersi; ARD AND Sl]fl COAL AND WO0D, Rock Springs, Hlinols, Missourt and Fowa Soft Coanl. Oflice—218 South Fifteenth st. Yards—Eightcenth nd lzard sts. | OMAWA_MANUFAGTURERS. Hnd"ss Steam Pile Uran RAY \(l‘\li\\ CAMPBELL, Frgineers and Contractors, Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Drivmfl ITron Combination and Howe Ty Brid, Piling and Ok Timber. I5th s, 1 Telephone No 734, Cigars and Tobacco, MAX MEVER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Guns and Ammunition Street, 1020 t0 1094 Favn ith 11th roct, Omaba, Nob, ISTEROCEAN Craan Pact WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealors in Loat Toba 08 and 110 X, ik Stecet b nmy. urockery, W. L. WRIC Agent for the Mauufucturers and Tmportars Croc_kely Glassware Lamps, Chiw Tte. Ofiee, 347 Soutl Stroet, Omnha, Nob €. 8. GOODRICH & €O Agents for F. A, Whitney Carringe Co. Childeon's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebratel Relrigerators. Sen or price lis) 1415 Farnam st., Omaha, Lornices. Eagle Cornice Works. John Epeneter, Proprictor. Munufacturer of Galva 1ron and Cornice. ®24 Dodge and 101 and 1¢ th 10th Etreot, Omaha, Nob. RUEMPING & BOLT i Manufecturessof Ormamentai Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Iinnle, h&t. Workdone in wrt'of the coi 13th Western Cornice Wolks, €. SPECHT, Proprietor. Epeeat's fm 808 und 510 S, Y, Doors, Sash. Etc. A The Gate Ci.y Plenng Hill. Doors, Sash and Tlinds. all K turning! I and Stoir of overy seription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Ir'ouldlngs, Elc. Btair Ruils a specialiy. Telephon 16th ntia Mavey Rt@.. Onuha, Also a0 B Electrical Supplie L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electriciars, Electrical Supplies, Masonie Block, Omaha., Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alarms, ¥'cetric Mattinr, Speaking Tubos, " lron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING [RON WO RKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Ruiling, Rolled Beams and Btéam Engines, Brass Work, General P Machineand Blacksmith Work. Offie Works, U, P. IRy, aud 8 17th st. dNails, OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €O, Cut Kails and Spikes, Five N alty. Oinehia, Noh | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement s. PARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholee...c Dealers in Agricultaral Impleraents, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholegale Donder in Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, Jonos St bet, oth and , Not Carriages and Buggics, 10th, Omah Boots and Shoes, W. V. MOBSE & €O, Joboers of Boots and Shoss, M1 Paroam Street, Omahia, Neb. Manufactory. Summar Street, Boston, Carpets, A ORCHARD, 0il Cloths, 142 Farnam [ Wholesale Carpets, Curtnin_Goods, ' e, Stract, Omaba, Nob Caal, Lima, Eb J W, BEDFORIY, Conl, Coke, Lime and Stone. 38 14th L, Omeha, Neb, Vards, S and D venport Strcets, Mattin NEBRASKA T Sblpners‘ of ¢ pits 1,00, al aud Co.\e. Ve Presidont, 1! Gro. PATTERSON, Heo. aid A nmn 3B Hepno tor. inger. llch,.r'tsm Coal and Lime Compnny, MAHA, NUBRS Offiee, 217 8. 10Uh Strect. ®xo. ¥y © .m.um 0. TAmAa, Proe. JODMAN, V. Pres L SUNDERL wnd ‘I're Omalm Coes, Coke and Lime Company, Joblers of hard and_sofi_couw, 209 8. 1ith St Omaba, N OMAIA COAL AND PRODUCE €O, Hard and Soft Coal ive dealors in Bonlder Colorado Conl, 217 touth Hth street. Coffee a1d S ics. COLE & MIL Fome Cc»(m and Spica Mills W Co ) Roasiers und Spiea € manu urersof Baking Powder, Flavor X ey one cnse 6f our 11 PR 1 Roasiod Coffee. 1608 Howard Sty fa Bluing, ete. Home 1 Cmulia, CLARKE BROS. Omaha Cofioe and Spice ills. Ten=, Collees, Spices, Buking ¢owder Flavoring Extracts, Launary Blue. Ik, wte. 141416 Har -o0t, Omuba, Neb, Commission, Etc. BRANCH & CO., Wholfs o Fraits, Produce, Oysters, Omnha. Apples—Our own packs Birand Oysters, Butter, , Potatoc " JONNF. FLACK, General Commission‘ml_'chan; St Ome 5 MaGe Dromutly. R. McDONALD, COMMISSION HERCHART. 15 12th Street, O ties: it ). Spo 8, and Chiciens. et Safcs. Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burgla: Proof Safos, Vault Doors, Jaill Work. Shuttcrs nnd Wiro Work, Cor. 14th and Jackson Sts., Omaha, Neb, Wagons and Carriagas. Established 1853, A. V. SIMPSON, The Leading Cat.:ags Factory, 1409 and 141U Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob Commlsslon, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission . Burke, Manager, ards, 8. Omaba. Tole hone 582 Unfon Stock ¥ " Union Stock Yards Compauy, OF OMAHA. __Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent. ! SAVAGE & GREEN, S Livo Stock Commission Kerchants. Bbipments of any andall kinds of stocl solioit ed. Union 5t ck Yards, Omuhu, Neb, Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bash, Doors, Fte. Yurds—Cor. 7th and Douglas, Cor. 9th and Dougiad. R BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish. Justopened. N. B. cor, 8th und Leaven- worth Strcets, Omaha, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. J4th Btrect, Omaha, Nob F. Colpeuzer, o C. N. DILTZ, Lumber, 8th and California Strects, Omaha, Neb, =— FRED W. GRAY Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Cor, 6ih and Dougias Strec u, Omaba, Yeh GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaka, Nebraska. CHAS. R. LEL, Hm‘dwood Lumbor, ney Woods, Iridge Timbers, and Douglus, Omaba, Neb, Warcn Stoc &c., 8. W, Col o G. T\ LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdizge, Bullding Papes, Lic, South 13t 5ot Oamam, Nobruski. Fish, Etcs THBENSON FISH €0, Successors to Ieken Siemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Tmposters of Toseign Tish, Nos. 611913 Jonos | 0o aaid 7. 1 Track, O Neb. onlectionerv. F. P, FAY & CO., HManufacturing Confectloners, Jobbers of ¥ruits, Nnts aud Cigars Farpan St., Omahaxeb, 21 Lime, Cement, Elc: 3. J JOHNSON & CO.,, - 1 Mawastuaes of Llimis Waile L'my, | And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Cemont, Plas ', Lime, Hair, irick, I n, ‘Tl I , Paxton botel, telophione Farnam ————— Job Printing. PRINTIA WIEDEMAN & €O, Produco Commission Merchants Poultry, Butter, Gumo, Fruits, £t., Omaha, Nebrat WESTERFIELD BROS, General Commission Merchants, 106 Dedgo street, Omahn, Nebraska.- Consign: men clicitod. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. heese, Butier Poultry S, 1ith,, Owmzia, Lele and Gune No. phoie No. 305, & .\X_H. ARD, Storage and Commission Hsrchaats, Tovoiun and Domestia Prults n spocinley. K- 36 Nortu 13t 1 D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, it MCSITANT, & SCHROTDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerntor and 1 Housoe, 14th & Leaven. o ROBEL Genera! Commlssicn, 2118, J4tL 8., Omaha 3¢ Eggs, Por um, and ‘Gan PEYCKE DROS, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Preduce and Provigions, Omah: GRIFFITII & THOMAS, Successors o leie Griflith, Coxnmission Horchants And wholesilo derlovs 11 country produce, fruits, bu ote. ook onconsignment a specinlty N Hth Bt Omuha, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, Euccessors 1o A. P. Schia Produce Commission Herchants, No. 213 South 1ith 8t s—Buttor sof, Gmana, M Dry Goods, & O, Wholesulo Dealers in Dry Gnud‘_sy Hoslfiry, Notions, 1cos, dery aml Whi 100 Debgls Stroet,” Omalv, Neb. Livens, € oode, i White Lead, - CARTER WIIITE LEAD CO,, Striotly Pure White Lead. 20tk 8t-, and U, P, By, Owmaha, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Menufacturess and Johbors of Harness, Saddlos, Saddlery Hardwars, Turt Goods, 1) 5 ond_Robes. 1421 Farnan Streot Omuba, Nob. Mattresses, R M. HUISE, Hattress Company, anufacturing Me , Bodd llows, Cots, Lte, 106 Omalis, Neb, Overalls, CANF ) MASTEACTURING C Manufacturers of Overalls, Touns Pun' 1o, 1102 and 108 Trougl Uiailin, Nok. i Beer, M )\I'JATIN(T Agent for Anhieuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Spocinl brands: Fasut By r and Erlanger. J. B. HAYNES & 00-, STENOGRAPHERS, 1511 Dodge 8t., Omaha, But. | OMAHA L MBER (0, Dealers in All Kinds of Buildiag Material at Wholesale. I8 Stcetand Cnoon Pac i Track, Omaha GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th nund Lzard Streots, Omaha, Nebr J. A WAKEFIRLD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shinglas, Duilding Papers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moul@ | s, Tickets, Posts, Tin oy Coment. Nintn 5ok, Oruan Neb Millinery. 1. OBERFELDE) Jmporters and Jobbors of Millinery and Notions, 10 1414 Harnoy Stroot, Omaha, Nob Musical Instruments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, tholcsaIers of Musical Instruments. cinwny i . Decker, Haines and . Chaso Organs = | Ete, CHARLES SHIVERICK Furniturs, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Bte, 12)8, 1208 and 121) Faonam Streec Omak DEWEY & STONE, i Wholesale Doalers in Farnitaes, Farnam Strect, Omuhy, Neb. Groceries, E. B. CHAPMAN & (0, o Vholosalo Faucy Grocers, Clgars, Tobaceo and Smokers™ Articles, 1217 Howard & MEVEK & RAAPKRE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cignrs and Tobuecos, 1517 and 1810 Dougs Ins Stroet, Omuhe, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam 8 ots, Omaha, Neh PAXTON, GALLAGHER & 00, Wholesale Groceries and Provlslons Noa. 75, 707, 709 and 711 8. 101L St., Ornaha, NeBy Hardware. . J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Springs, W agon Stock, Hurdwood Tumber, ste 1200 'and 1211 Hainéy streen, Omaha, No EDNEY & GIBHON, Wholesalo_Iron, Steel, Wagon And garrinze We 3 Stbek, Hoavy Hardware, 17 and 121 cuvenworth Streot, Omuh, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Havdware, Mechanics' Tools and Bullulo Scales. 1405 Douge 1us Strent, Ouiuhin, Neb. FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hflruwale and Hails, 'l‘inl Bheet Iron, Kte. Agents for Howe Scales i Minini Powd: ymaha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, 'l'lles, Mantles, Grutes, Brass i nd 1525 Fare nam Street. RECTOR & WILILELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware aud llauls, . 10ih and Marney a, Nob, Streots, O Harvesters. HING & CO., CHICAGO, Munuecturer of tho Doering\'lfme%er Goods, Write to W Lovimer, General , Agent, "hirephon 610, A == Tron Pipe, Etc. Pump 8taam, Wuter, 922 und 02 roin St CHURCHILL PUMP CO. Wholesale Eumps, Pipe, Pittings, Etemn an Wi egdquartors for ' 11 nam Streoty Jewelry, HOLM & BRIC Wholcsale Js\mlérs. Tools and sitreot, Cor. Dedg Dealors Clocks, and 14, 15 Nct'ons, E ¢ VINYARD & SCHNE! Jobvers 1 1006 and 1003 Parng d. 1. Rebinson Notion Company, un nml A0: ,Omaha, Nob, 1 u.wn-“:l in ons and’ Gonts' Fas 0Oils, Ete, CONSOLIDATED TANI: LINE 00, Wholesale Dedlers in Oils, Gacoline, Micn Axlo Gre: o. A, H. B hia, Nob. shon Omaha, Nob Munager, O Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Park Packer and Shippar, Omala, Nelraska, HARRIS & ¥ Packers and Provision Deaiers, Dfiice, Union Market, 1517 Dodrro Stroot, Pagkl housc, R I Track, Omals, Kob. ‘l& == e Safes and Locks, 3 SR P, BOY | Rgents for Hall ! Fire nnd Burglay P 6 Looks, ey and Juil work. 1020 Furnam fivect, O o, 'ilw E'zola=ale and Palall Dealer fn ultural, Vootuble, 044 Pollows' und Dodggo Bt ., Omahm, N Drugs, Ete, WL TIHE GOODMAN DRUG 00_' Wholesale Druggists, Ana Dealer i Paints, Olls aud WisdBy Gexatia, N Ele Wines, L1 ors, ILER & €O, 2 |?lsllllars ind lmnarlera or Wines wmes. Liquors aud Giwl. 214 and 216 5. 14th 8t., Omabis, Nog Notions, LIC, o T L BRANDIES & SON, Wholesala Job Lafs, Furniehing 16 w il hulog g, GEAL W, Ly 1\'1‘.\ ¢ and %G8 £outh 13th 3 Flour and Feed, 1ANS & €O, w Wibolesale Plour, Feed and Graio, turers of W, J. Wy g Huchwheat tloue OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY - Notions,Hosier/ & Genis'¥ rni:hing Goodj : LR, '—'—‘i