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

I s e et . CORNFIRMER IN EARLYDEALINGS Oats Dull, Closing at Bottom Prices Ihe Cattle Market slow 1 Weak The Market Overstorked CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKE Citte A by on t none of them were rad “The effect of the speet at Minncapolis, consc anticipated resunption of tr tation a hat point, is feared by many bulls, that was one of fhe prominent of the market. November wheat (e, advanced o 78 e, held steady at about that figure, and suddenly went to ainde. It then sold down to the ope ) and ed steady at1 | ) e, De ving off | January { L and | Muy at 818¢c. There was a lively realizing on the advance and a lively realizing on t down turn, scalpers dumping property with- out hesitation, Corn was a little firmer in the early dealings as the receipts were con siderabiy less than estimated, and the strength in wheat also belped to steady the market. Trading, however, was gam - of smiall volume, and news was about as searce as outside orders. During the regular session the fluctuations were all within a range of abont 1, and 10'clock quotations stood just where thoy Jeft off ay 4 e for November, 566 e il 4070 for May.' The iatter re attfacted e most attention. It opened at 40 and at one time was 40%e, but e Lulk of sales were against’ wind and not against cribbed corn. At the Joeal erow Iy all short of May anid A1e ponnd cry evident to-d “Fhe other fetiows appear to think th £orn is low cnough, i hat with the pr entindications of o let up in the receipts and the poor out tun of the 1 a5 far as lieard from, there may be a_chance bye and bye to buliit. This i the view of the situa tion taken by most of the country operators New York was steady to-day and Liverpool cables marked spot corn up anather iid. Car lots sold fairly at about ste demand, as for some time p from New England points. Oats were ol in the speeulative market, and based on yes- ¥'s elosing pri at 1 o'clock, to-day no change, May sold at 2010’ e and closed at the bottom, with th, tone quict, heavy and weak for all futures. The 1 five hogs were liberal to-day and t weakness early, but it re ingsof property being lim lose of the long was stead, ance on all produets red with yesterday. and on report outhern Indiana from Kentucky that newly sown winter w wats being injured from worm and dron The closings were nearly at outside for the prn and Provisions were fivni. Crn, 2340 1., Privileses on Noveumber wheat, and Tge. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Cn1eAGo, Oct. 2L.—[Special Telezram to the Bre]—CaTrie—In a general tiade was slow and prices weak. one or two orders here for a few loads of fane; stock for the New York qud Pittsburz mark- ets, and such sold about as high as heretofore. But all other grades between the above were agood 10c lower and more undesirable and common natives were %5c lower. Over three- fourths of the fresh receipts were natives, and among them were a larger per cent of good and useful stock than any day this veek, Such sold largely between £4.40 and with elioice at $4.50a@4.90, but a few lots Natives butcher: 00@2.503 bulls, 81 rs unchauged. The v in a more satis- (.u-(mf condition than for some weeks past. v Nocalves are on sale. n.\—llu' run ot mearly 100,000 in four sent unorganized condition of ations seems 10 be more than wanted. The shipping demand s st and the demand on miscellaneous accoun! active, but the abeence of three or four big packing firms is severely felt, as they would ¢ taken the run_ to-day without any ob- ble dropn prices, but they werw not [ on hand, hene es were a good 10¢ tha terday, making a drop since Tue orning on ordinary run of fair to good mixed and packing sorts. La Tots of rouzh bzt useful sorts sold. to-day be- tween $3.70 and $5.80, best mixed and good butchers high at $4.00@4.15, and a fow fancy Philadelphins ut $1.20@4.23; light sorts sold AL S8R0, 1714 New York. Oct. 2l —Movey—On call, active, ranging from $5@7 per cent, closing at 5 per cenf. Pride MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 per cent. 2 STeRLING Exciaxar—Dull but steady; al biisiness at $4,80°@4.581 for sixty day i for nd, —Government bonds were stock market was quiet, “The market in early dealings was_firm, with Jersey Central and” Richmond & West l’ullll the special features, but the latter and coal stocks soon broke, carrying the remainder of the market below the ovening. Iu the after- noon the geueral list was heavy, but before 2 P. m. the enire market rallied and closed sLIong. 8TOOKA ov WALL STREET. 8% cent bonds.. 4 C. &N, W, U8, dl's . .m*\ pra!('netL W 4's 3 acific 6'5 of 1. Central Puciti C&A PIULerIeG . lpip.C 814 Rock \nllnd 140 * St L. & 8. pro erre referred Tllinois Central. 1S &0 LB &W. I, preferred Koy & Toxaa, 853/ Texan Eaeihc Lake Shore 921 Union Pacitic. . a2 L&N... 54% W., St. L. & P.. 10! B8 preroree . M Mich, Central Mo Pacibe 11454 | Wedtern Unioa. 16 Northe P 8%0, R &N.... lufl}. pre s PRODUOE M MARKET. Ohicago, Oct. 2L.—Flour--Unchanged; inter wiieat tour, 841 outhern, $5.9064,00: Wisconsin, 10; Michi- gan soft spring wheat, 00101 Mime: Bota bake! ll'mu 107 patents, §4.30@4.60 Liaaesin; rye flour, quiet els, ana 5. 00@8.%0 Wheat—Unsettled; opened stronger, clos- S5(@dge above yestarday; cash, T3 11-160; ‘ember, 75 9-10¢; l)eeembel, 75'7-16¢; Alay, B2, L‘urll Dull and unsettled: cash, 34c; No- vember, 85¢; December, S0ie: May, 40ige. Oats—Dull “and quiet, with no 'material ghnie; cash, 24iye; Novemver, 2ei May, Blre e, . Barley- 52ge. Tiniothy seed—1'rime, 81.57@ 150, Flax-seed—he. “lllnli $1.18, Pork—Cl November, $5.72is: January, $9.70. Lard—Noar deliverias Sbgee nigher: de- feried, 5¢ higher .5 Uc'l”h‘ 61} November, $5.70: January, Bulk Meats—Shouiders, $5.45@5.50; short ribs, £6.90; short clear, $6.5: Butter ~Lower; ereamery, ‘T«u&c dairy, 1@ 1. Oheese -Quict; full-eream cheddars, 11 ke; fllull(flll)‘c young Americas, 113 llk ski 28— Hldu—liu'y green salted, fully cured, Went. do'Syge; bull hides Shde; dry, se} tod 11@1de, Cincinnat, Oct Milwaukee, No. 1 hard, cash teady and unehanged -Better teeling, Kansas City, v | luw-rpnul O |. Dewn‘ind fair at 83 4d. In good demand for spot with f; SPOL. firm at 43 4 2:30 1, M eatiivm upon the late board L v at 48 dd; ) on enconiazing reports from the sea board steady and unchanged, LIVE STOCK, Chlcago, Oct. 21.—The Drover’s Journal weal und ‘\n\\' aud shipping, 1 light, $5.50@i. skips, 83.70@ faft to umu §1, Hous—Receipts, ine; choice hy Pigs, common to good, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Thurssday Evening, Oct. 21 CatTiE~Range cattle are movin hes of mixed butc changed hands. 2 The reccivts of hozs were light and The market was a strong 10e hl\\l'l sm Ev—The receipts of sheep were Showing the prevatling prices pald for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 13 to 1500 1bs, Choice steers, 1100 to 1330 Ibs, Medium - steers, 1250 to 1 Fat little won 1030 to 1 fum grass cows. od to choice bulls Laght and medium nog: (Good to choice heavy I 00d to ehoice mixed ho, Rough throw outs. Good to choiee sheep, Fair togood sheep Shipments. Bhowing the number of ears of cattle, hogs nnddbhn-p shipped from South Owaba during | Range of Prices. Showing the highest and pald for loads of hogs on this market during the past seven days and for e same time osed about steady; cash, $8,70; 2ith |u\ i Al Mlen of -Iotl in this market are made T ewt. live welght uniess otherwise stated e per 1b. for all welghts, {ns,or liogs Weighiug less thun 100 1. Dead bogs sell at THE OMAHA DAILY . ii FRIDAY, Van Tassell & Co., Archer, had twenty-one o b the y O-day Mr. Shafto, ¢ fto Bros., Kearney, was here and sold two loads of A. B. Fuller, Ashland, Ne at the 1< try g to buy some sh t & Bryant, Coin, In.. <old a ear of hos Mr. MeMabion came in with thei Huris & Fisher reesived twelye double decked cars of sheep to-day from Laramie, John F. Lenger, an influential live stoel man from Nebraska, has been hiere: several A. Dwark, of Dwark & Prokes, Se Nob., was Lere and bought two loads of ockers. John Cott nitli, live stock commission mercliant of axo, was looking around the yards to A. Smidt was here from Salem, Dak., load hogs and a load of cattle « hich don the market. . D). Garrow, live stock commission man of Nebraska City, was anong the visitors at the yards to-day.” He says the two packin houses there wil art up in afew days. On the market with hoes: Geneva Elevator | any s E. D, Welker, St Clarks: Kimming, Bu 2 & G company, eson: Nelson & Youn Burler, Elwood: W. W. OMAHA WHOLLSALE MARKETS General Produce. Thursday, Oct. 21, The following prices are jor rownt lots of produce, as sold o the mrket to-day. The GUOLALIONS 01U UL represent the prices at which nutsice vrders are illed. » light receipts | as vl 1 r table MnY w\h' |l 1 R 15 of inferior the demand \wze proportion of the same lias 1 be to paskeis atlow tgures. Fresh roll oulid Le pacicd incean Lot s, not exceeding S pounds: each rall to be wiapped in a p ot mustin, 1t will pay shipprs well to tule 2 lit'] - pains i packs ing the r buiter, A nice, clan packa e of choice stock will always sell at outside ng- ures. Freoh ereamery, 2y@2ec; fresh dairy, 18a2e; cho count roil, choice country toll, solid ra‘ked, 1Talx: good country roll, 16l good e omntry roil, solid Kked, Loilfie; Fuir, Ji@lie; common, ) PovLTry—Tiere has been some improyve- ment in this line of late, ¢ + lookin s ehickens sell more readily’ than a veducksalsn i B! Lens, (m & chicl a duicks, S50 75 turkeys, $1.0)@0; gee: | €6.008 00, Gavt—All ehoice sound birds are be'ng sold_on arivil at quotat ¢ b stock Lowever, ishud to sell at any price, T dem nd for decr and antelope’ss Guite bi artivals, thus far, have been exceedingly light. Prair ns, choice, per dozen, 5,005 quatl, 1.50: snipe, ple ote., (@ ducks. (Mallard), 51, ducks, L. 0L, duel (@$1.00% deersadidles, per b, , per Ib., Tt antelope, L er Lo, ;' jack rabbits, per doz, ver doz., $1.00wl. 7 on " ch apples holding up very well. Mis- sourl Capples aro in o overy ' fiberal supply. The following quotations m!lrlhw\\ cied in L choice ) s of strietly choies potatoes 50@doc per bushel. ~ Mixcil varieties, small, or otherwise inferior stoc V' dull and witl not sell for more than ON10xs—The demand thev are selling in a small wa stock, per bu, M@l.00. [ AGE-—The ] plied oice stock, p Cngrse—Full eream che full cream flats, brick, 1 ie murkel s potatoes. V. stock wassold this week at lige and lower: Choice shipping stock, per Ib. CELERY—A great amount of stock has been coming in, which has been for what it would bring ces on stock remains about the same as last e stock. per doz., 404 i'he trade is in very much the \dition as last week on” account ot ntinued warmn weather. — Prices ar low and dealers are well supplied with th choicest stock. Orders from the outside being dled in good s Mediums, standards, 50 sei N. Y. coun Leymoxs—Alessing,” per hox Malaga, $6.00, ORANGES—Jamaica, per box, $3.50w@6.00; per bbl., $11.00, CRANBERRIES-—Stocks are moving fahly well at tlu- same quotations as last week, Cape cod, fancy, per bbl, 85507 Jersey, choiee Wi in, $7.50, Bax ana are selling at the same prices as las K, Bana ellow, per bunch. bananas, yellow, arge bunch CALIFORNIA FRUITS—Stray shipments of California fruits continue to arrive, but in I quantities, Graves, Tokays zrapes, $100: pears, ¥5.00; plums, $17} Arks—The market is fairly well supplied Now York grapes. New York, per -1 basket, 40c, Nebraska, choice, white clover, tl4c; Californi; g SYrUP—Bulk, 13 to 17 gal kegs, per gal, 1, o}: cal cans, bor gal, 81.05;1¢ gal W York,perbbl, 86.50:New York, : Oraby per dov ats, $275;" Michl , per bbI, 86,50, iAl—White wine, 13@15¢ ider vin- single stength, 1%0; tiple @' Se PRovisioNs—idaw, 1205 plenie ham % kfast hacon, Yo: clear side bacon, W@dige dry salt sides, Sige: shoulders, se; dried beer, rezular, 13: dried beef, cces, 160 lard, 50 Ib cans, b%e lard, 5 rbanks, Te: 101b cans, Fairbanks, 5 1b cal Falrbanks, Tie: 3 1b cans. Fafrbanks, BEANA—Inferior stoek. $0.7571.001 clean country, $1.00@1,; medium, hand cked, SLA0GL40; hand picked navy, § @1.50, FLOUR AND MILLSTUFF \Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, §2.75: second qual- m $2.40; best quality spring wheat 2,00 bercewt s mup,u- wii white corn meal, $1.00 meal. 900 pes owt. soreenlog Lonmiiny, per ewts shorts, e wraliawm, $1.60; hay, in bales, $5.50@ 00 per ton. GRAIN—Corn, 24¢; new oats, 23¢; rye 40c; wheat, No. 3, tde. General Market WooL—Medium 18@20c per 1b; fine heavy, a@lbes light, 16@15¢; , coarse, 14@1Loe; burry wool, 2@5¢ off. H1hES—Green butehers, 6 ecen eured, s@sige; drv green i two-thirds 1 e brown, 1% @ e slaughter sole leather, prime oak sole eatlier, W@se. T ppe leather per oot, 20w hew, ki oak kip, Soaihe: Krench kip, §1.001, calf, Illlul 10; oak calf, $1LO00«1.25; D tum “ologne snirits, 188 proof, S1.17 1 proof, SLIS: spirits, seeond guality 101 proof, $117: do 18 proof, $1,16, Alcol 18per wine gallon. Redistilled s SLOKL.5). Gin, blended, S1L5%a Kentueky tourbous, $2.00@6.00: Ken ticky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00 6.5 Golilen Sheaf thon and tve whiski S150.8,0, andies, ported, $5,0%8 yniestic, SLH0@8.00, Gins, impor P 00 domest e (3,00, Champagnes, e, $10.00@ 141,00, I‘JU v Paints—White le H 12 L'aris whiting, 9 whiting, wilde (¢ whiting I Lanpblack, Ger manstown, 1 upbiack, ordinary, Se | Prussian bine,35c: witramarine, 18 vaiidy k brown, Se: u burnt. de: umber, raw, 4¢ Sl burnt, 4c: sienna, raw, Parie nuine, g green, common lirowe grec S ehrona grec 12e: vermillion,” English, in oil, wand burnt umber, 1 cans, 1202 raw and irnt sienna, 12 vandyke brown fined lampblack, 13 ) diop black, \arine black blind a Nm ter green, L., vermillion, L & D M & 0. D : drver, Set waliit, ¢ DUUGS AND CHEMICALS—Acid. ! balsam coj per 1, 10c onidia, per oz, 10¢: Dover's powde salts, per fh, 3l pure, per 1b, lead. acetate, per th, ail, eastor, No. 1, ) ol castor, o ! potassium sul g | per iychnine, ver oz, €1 Grocers' Fist, Picicris —Meditm, yn bl : half bbis, §3.79; L 0: do in halt bbls, $1.25 5~ 205 do in halt bbls, 25 gallon can’ $5.00 per o 00, ItoPE—34 inch.. 05 ineh, 10¢; i{ inch, o Drien Freor: 8 poles, 35@ | e in evaporated'boxes, 9% blackber: rics, boxes, S @de; peac Stern, 4500 | Ay peaches, dvaporated, 151 @17 none in' - raspbe pranes, ingsford’s corn, | . 1 b, 7e; Kings- ord’s gloss. 6 Ib, 7503 Kingstord’s pure, 31b. 8ic; Kinzstord's bulk, fo. oBACCO—Piug, jcamax, 42; horseshoc, m{« stick, Shi(@934c. rnean’s soda, bulter " and p\cmo, "m creams, Siyei ginger snaps, Side; citv soda. Kirk’s white 1u: ¢ White Cap, $650: 1 ard, $3.10, ite Clond, 55, UGARS—Powdered, 7. granulated. 6’ @G3¢c; contectioners’ tandard extra C,57, @ s extra medium yello 3 5 Jysters, s cas, € rawberries, 2 b, per case 0 raspberries, 2 b ver case, § California hears, per case, £4,501 apric per case, 02 peaches, per case, white cherries, case, $3.00% plums, per cas blue ries, per ease. S1N3: e pium per doz. S1. (@1.60; 2 1b g 1b string beans, per ¢ beens, per case.' $1.6 2 ib early tomatoes. Ordipary grades, 11@113gc: fuls g; prime, 12 3@ de! oy Kren and, )Hln\\ old gov ernment Javi a ?‘)'1 '8 roaste X roasted, 10igc} iie: Red Cross. ey, Mew misn. Ben's S't.No 1 L'b Lge G Funey 5 003 00 Lk R'd Sh'ro 3 r s e [Hf BbISQr Bbls P anw i, | 100 w0 | 50 No, 1 White Figh. ... unu,) Whito Fish,.! rout & IMPORTE wu, |Brls HE Bbis Q'r Bbls Po rw P 0w w0 @ Norwogian XK HOr s 4 07806 603 808 10, Holland her.| Dry Lumber. BOARDS, No.1Com. s. L.s, 12 14and 16 tt 12 and 1o ¢ > 0 3 “ 2, 14 and 16 11 Ned « o« (fRidandis & DIMEXSIONS AND TIN WL 1050100 10.60 1 16,50/ 16.50 1 Xl 1650 ) A6 4 16. 1.5 {16.50,10. it 10.35519.2 10 ENCING, tncl, £t 14 1 12 aud 14 i ING AND PAR l'll’lllll)u . 2 Com. % In. Noyway Pine Ceiling. PLOORING. * A 6inch, white pine, 2 € ©C 6inch, . TOCK BOARDS. A 12 tnch. 1'% 44 0. Bl2inch * gy . . No. 1, com. 12 in,,’s. 15.10, 18& 20 ft.. o 12&ut 6 w181 SHINGLES, LATIL. culmr.!:'» A standard, $2.50; No. 1, te Cedar, 6 in., 35, 12 qrs., Yije. FINISHIN 1stand 2a, clear, 1ig inch, i, elear, 1 incll, 5,3 5 8d. clear, 134, 1 B seleet, 1 neh, s, B seleet, 13, 1 s KHIP LAP, No L plainand 10 1 | Fretich calf, §1.84@1. 80; Morocco, boot ieg. J N % plains and 10 in OCTOBER 22, 1880, Norwegian Mo \ (.u v good cup must be fi wise the Host W When milk by gaest invariably 1 wasted 04 him,* and then ng the cup, declares Uit is too going through the same forma may \-- (Mv‘ or four times, In the farm | hotises, ‘ot upland “saeters, th 1 1eft to eat alone, silver forks and spoons | being often substituted for ti carved wooden ones used by the family | and a fing white cloth for the bare board which serves well enough on ovdinary oceasions. o a punetilious guest this may not be a drawback, for at the family table, as, indeed, among the peasants in Scandinavia everywhere, the different i dividuals dip their spoons into the same dishes of “grod™ and sour milk: but for one desirous of studying © people a of foreign prejudice 1 agricvous burden to earry about. When a child is born the wife of every neizhbor cooks a | dish of *flodegrod™ (porridge made with cream instead of milk), and brings it to the convaleseent, ' there bein: of rivalry Ao | the hatrons to outdo cuch other in the | quantity and size of the dish. When any one has taken food in a Seandinavian house he shakes hands with the host and lostess in rising from the table, and says K for mad’, (““Lharks for 1t to hthey reply: Vel bekomme NMay ith you™) In many parts of inavia wll the guests shake hands with each other and repest the Latter for ;antin Norway, at least, it is ihe fashion for a guest to eall on tne hostess afow days later, when she appes or sidst” (Thar (M~ for: or delicacy, tor purity, and for im wement of the complexion, nothing cquals Pozzoni's Powler. How People Were Foolet in Olden 1 It was predicted that February 1,1521, would witness swelling of the Thames to such a he! metropolis must be submerged ving things thercin drowned W61, the prophecy wet with ¢ denee, and many peovle fled into th surrounding country. Bolion, the prior of St. Bartholomew's, built & fortress at Harrow-on-the Hill; which he stockea with provisions for s _couple of months, d rep: 1 thith with his brethren. wealthy citizens petitioned the or to fiud them house room in his re- t, but he would only entertain his sonal friends, of whom a_goodly s semblage was forthcoming. When, huw- ever, the 1st of Febr arrived, “the imes, unmindful of the foolish crowd m its banks, flowed on quietly as of “The tide ebbed at its usual hour, rd to its usual height, and then ebbed ain, just as it twenty astrologers h a not pledged their word to the contrary ‘Lhe astrologers uently put qlmnl that th wmg. They had ms G\ Iktan exaetly 100 o happencd l\\ln-n Fi -hrl y ved Lon- cr, but the ss0d bayond the feach. of s Doubtless during rth, and when think- ing the matter these wise men com- forted themselves with the reflection that whether the astral bodies were right or wrong, they { eficeted a profit- MANUFACTURED BY ARDDINKEL Ay - S BTLOUIS — (4L © FOR SALE BY .9 13, Armbrust, 2203 Cuming st. D.H Bow mu st n Hussis st. Hermun Ku Huth Oth st. 0. Lanye, 318 South Lith st, Paulsen & Miller, 815 \I 16th st. A. HOSP Artists’ Materials, nos and Organs, 1513 Douglus Strect, Omehin, Agricultural Imglements. "CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesaie Dealer in Agricultural Implemenis, Wagons, Carringes and Bugglos, Jones etret, between §th (i . Nob. LININGER & METCALF Co., Agrienltural Implements, Wagons,Carriages, Buggies, Bic,, Wholesale, Omnha. Befrigerator and Packing } PARLIN,ORENDORE & MARTIN Wholesalo Dealers In Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies. %01, %0, %05 and o Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. th and Leaven: worth Bt.. LIt L Omatia, =8 R Butchers' Tools LOUIS HELLER, Butchers' Tools and Supplies, always ia stock. 1316 aha. Builders' Hardware and Scale: HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop Mechuuics’ Fools uig 8. LE. Johbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Kte. Agents fo und Misii Powder (0. Omu RECTOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware. owder €O, Fairbanks Stan 10th und Harney, " Engineers and Contractors, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, gineers and Contractors, aducts. Roof Trusser. Steum 1 lo Driving. ) Ouk it Pine Brideo Lumber. 15k Furnita, O b T ——— | CHANA JOBLER NERICAN SHOT . 1. MORSE & CO. Johbers of Beots and 8h Lager Beer TEre CLARKE IS, & oo Omalia Coffes and Spice Mills, GATES, 4V'II' & MILES, Home Coffee und Spice Mills M Co. end Hoa ted THORKS, oy Prop, RUEMPING & BOLT, Munnfacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Fiuls, Metlic Skylight, ete. 5108, 120 b, Oniha, WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, C. Kpeeht, Prop. vantzed Tron Cor et cots improved Pat 8 St 510 KT R Ot Corpets OMAHA CARPET CO., Joubers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Linoleams, Muttings, fte. 1510 Dougias atroet, A ORCHARD, Wholesale Carvpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete. 183 Farmau Str i, Neb, Crockery and Notions. . L. WEIGHT, Agent for the Manu s reani Importers of Cro Lamps, Chimueys, Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, Commission aid Jobbing. Consiznmen s solicited YCKE BROS., Conmission Mevehant T RIDDELL, Storage and © jon Merchant. —hu ¢ ] liry. ¢ Poultry, Butter, Game, Fr lirinn "WEEKS & MILLARD, General Commission Merchants, And Jobbor of Forekn and Domenlo Frults. Corre- spondence solieited. Warehoise and offie hirteanth St. Omahn, Nob, 1 olephone Fruits. r. rocco 0, mporters nnd wholosale d o Italian Produce, Foreln. Domesticand Cullfornia ¥ruits and Commis. 100 Merchants. | iy exclusive P, MILESTON Deulers tn Hard and Soft Coal, 3A 3 OMAHA ('ll 1L, COKL & Ll"l’ COMPANY, Jnhhl g of Ilnr«l Aml Soft Coal, F & C of Tilinois \\ ite Lime, | nnd Cose ont, Plaste o St Bewer Tipe: m At Omins, Neb. Confectionery. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners cass. 1211 Furnam St.. Lire. Stock Commussion. M. BURKE & SON, e Stock Commission. Goo. Iurke, Manager. Union Stock Yards, 8. O, Telephone 5%, T SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipuents of any n Kinae of lock ol Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & (l N Joib Tobacco, Guns ana 4 < i1t bt 1020 to ne Uigars, in Leat ‘Tobaccos, Nos. 108 s and Smoker: Agenta for D, Leiders torf & Co., Fine-Cuty g 1o Milwiukee, Wisconsin. North 8ixteenth Nireot. Omalia, Neb, Dry Goods. SMITH & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Doaglns, cor. 11th 8t., Omaha, Neb, of Liguore, Aleohol a; and Joubers of Wi "rm]; Pamu Ete. ", l L.ll“(l‘ DIIU() Co,, Largest Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass House Westof C . Complete’ Line of Druggists Sus- 11 Hariey'st’, Ouiana, GOODMAN DRUG (0., Wholesale Diuggists. And Dealersin Paints, 0118 snd Window Gla flram Tile, Etc. A KBAVELEY THE l'.\'lll; il lIlf.lL'LlC DEAIN TILE Oftice 213 &, Omaha. Nnu Supplies for Manufacturing Cement Dr t ] Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, arumwot. Omeha,Nev. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, . 12061204 and 1210 Faruam ot Omata. JW . REDFORD Soc.&Tre: "’I EGTCRY 03AHA JO!\B[H OIRECTORY PAXTON, tLLGnHeEr & o, Wholesale Grocerics aud Provisions, McCORD, BRADY Wholesale Gro W BROATCH, Heavy 1 whlu e, va-x il Steely W Hardware Lube 100 FDNEY & GIBBON, i Wholesale Tron and Ste Wagon and Carriage K. Honey Hardware, MILTON ROGIRS {* SONS, Ranges, Fornaces, Tiles, 1 G 1 Farnam t Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Tron Works, Wroneht and Cast 3 Huillig, Tien Work. Genieral By Waorv: Onlce o Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers and Music D Denlers In Silverwara, Diamonde, Watches, Clocks, Jawoler's Tols and Mutorinla, ere. 100 i 108 1600, FL er Dodge, O Net Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Yards Corner ith and Dougins; Corner A Do I, CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 8108 1th stroet, Omahin, Neb. 1. Colpotrer, Manager. C. N, DIETZ, Lumber. 13th And Caltfornin Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Ete, Cor. 6th nid Douglas sta., Omatin, Neb, HOAGLAND, Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER C0., To Dealers Only Offce. 103 Earnam strect, Omaha CHAS. I LE Hardwood Lumbe Wood Carpots and Parguet Flooring. 9h und Douglas Bintana T JOHN A. WAKEFIL Wholesale Lumber, | thinoHed om Portina Akent for Milwa il Couent utid Best Quiney White Lime. Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, Of Omaha. Limited. John ¥. Boyd, Superinterdent, Millinery and Notions. 1. OF iIFELDER & CO., Limportors and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harnoy Stie Notions. GOODRICH & CO., Are the only Direct Importers of German & ¥rench Toys & Faney Goods In Nebraska. Chicago pric K Trelght. 1415 3 LROBINSON NOTION CO. Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 405 and 405 8. Tenth St, Omahn. VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 1007 and 1008 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb — ! Gveralls. COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Shirts, Ete, 102 and 1O Douglas Streot, mahi, Nob Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blunk Book Makers, And Book B 100 wnd 108 South Fourteenth streot. Omaha, Nob. '"ERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary hers. Doulers in Type, Supplies. 509 Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. IDWIN MORRIS & CO. Manufacturers, Packers and Dealers in Pickles ctly Pure Apple Vinegar Baking Powder, Flavoring ¥ Tublo_ Suice, ¥ro St Wkl B Bole uigen York Ftut der. 14061 eavenworth #t., Oninh Safes, Etc. ANDREI N, [8afos, Vil S en e Work. Cor. lithund Jie b, wr Proof Safo and Jall Work. 02) Karnam stroet Omahs, Sruh Doors, Etc III.A DI, IFIHHI' L '0., Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Biunch , Omabn, Neb. Sash, Door, Blinds, Mouldings, Bulldiog Paper, ete. 101 South Thirteonth Street, Omahd, Nev. " A completa stock uf Hullders BOIN MAN MANUFACTURING C Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings Stalr Work and Interior Hard Wood ¥ Just opened. N. k. cor. 8ih und Leuveowurth Bs. C Ill IH'IIIIL PrU m- co., Wholesale l’\llu]m, Pipe, Fittings, Bteam ant rers {7 Must ot Co's Good 5 " A, L. STRANG CO., l'umpx Pipes and Engl i ilwny and Milling Kupplies. i aintin, Neb. U. 5. lll\l) ENGINE and P UMP COMPANY id, Water Sauplies, ., Muguker. elepnime Nu. W "~ Trunks. I H. MARHOFF, Wholesale T'runks, Millard Hotel Bloek Wagons and Carricges. A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, (ESTAMLINSUED 1K8) 140 and 1411 Dodge strcet, Omaba. Building Material. OMAHA LUMBER CO., Desler in All Kinds of Building Mauterial at Wholesale. Ui g