Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1886, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS |! The Visibls Bupply Now in the Neighbor- hood of 600,000,000 Bushels, CORN STRONG ON THE WEATHER | live, bu.. The Pork Market Absolutely Withont | Cattle Receipts About Equal tothe Demand and Prices Higher—Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. —Hutch seemed to ve nin the early market that the bears 1 his buying ntinued it after the were afraid of. at the open board and « He commenc December was 747 1t opened regularly e, but within fifteen minutes linder heavier offerings than When tue top a bi bull said: We are getting the crowd could take eare of. point was reached will soon et sick of this, very nearly 600,000,000 bushels as a visible supply now, and that is a zood deal of wheat. s show we are getiing were one-third larger dur- Ing the past week than they we corresponding period last year. 1t opened H@de For an hour wheat kept , aud then showed just WIProvenent on a spu But the exvort fi s during the Alimost nothing was attendance of traders being very slim. January sold at 810,10, and later deelined de. In point of activity, interest and volume of business the_day was about on a Very hittle was done in a specu ative way after Hutch had his e arket, for nobody could ase {rade on. - The see any thing |u s December was _point, but the market t‘nul(l lml be It was simply As the session advan depressed than it was carl May sold quite fr as i1 every g else, trade was ofa yery sp ftless and desultory Kind, tof the day the po serted, with January heay: Afternoon trading start teady and very slow. cor became more inthe day and But in this, During the better pit was entirely de- mueh busines ‘The tin: al closings ~Puts on December wheat, Puts on May corn, 4135e CHICAGO LIV |Speeial Telegram to _E—Receipts for two days were just about of suflicient number for the wants of trade, and the demand was o just about equal to the snoply. vrices, they are substantially higher than at the elose of last week, in some instanc ordinary run of fat ¢ 10@15¢ higher than stock, on account 15¢ higher on th Inst week. Native butehe of the light run of Texans, is selling a shade s are ruinously low. “The stocker and feeder trade remains quiet, yet there was a faic movement in that class Prices are substantially “The stock call trade has dwindled down to smalt ‘There were seven loads here this week, out of which only two were sold, the ren being shipped to the countr stronger, but yet pr nder y 100 W\muun: tana, 1, 0911 Montana 1,160 1bs, he turn in the market to-day was rather better. getner with one or two Small packing Arms re free buyers at an s looked upon will mduce a and city butche ad- us 1o ~mmmn as sharp forward movement trom the country, and 1 turn a sharp downturn t, Sales to-day show that common ock sold down as 1o 5,25 Invl to good mixed, € in prime Philadel- hina and prime New common and rough light, §3. FINANCIAL New York. b quietat 5@ per cent, closing at 4 per cent PAPER—4@3 S4.005 forsixty day bils: $4.84% GovERNMRNTS—Government bonds Srocks—Stocks, active, present the same general features they have for some days past. ‘1 opening wis clines irom thie closing figures of last even- 1 o 4 per cent, while a tive ist remained Iarze |-m,‘.uu % becate very lose the market lied, but remained without f ady, elose to the open ¢ (ture d closed dull but st BTOCKS ON WAIL STRERT. Pacific 6°5 of 95, -’.,(nm.on f\ jn {lllmn» [ .-nimx « Union Pact llh' Northes Ve .' PRODUCE MARKET. winter wheat flour, $4,05@4,10; southern, $3.00@4.00; Wi 1, $4°00@ 4,10} Miclitgan soft spring wheat, $5,50@4,10; Min - nesota bakers, i 3 low grades, 8 1. (£5.00 In - bartels. 4 .10 paten ut ws h, .mw: Decembe cds a shade firnier lhlm at close : Decenber, 285¢; May, 0% Timothy seed—Prime, $1.65@1,64, nd demand light, with no ma- cash aud December, $9.20; Jan- Dulf but nominal; cash 5.40: January, $5.97, %00; short rids, $a,1 short | - oy B m-x —lmproving: creamery, 16@200; | 4 ('llttlt‘ §lum) full-cream eheddars, 11',@ n.@nm. youug Awericas, hldu nuvy nun nlled fully :ured c1 light. "do, ed, c' ulll.hlu. 6}“. 1@lac; dry "m( 13@14e; calt skins, 8@10%4e; deacont Corn, bu. Oats, bu Batley,ou New York. Nov. 0; exports | red, No. i red, 2y 1 , Siige in elevator, December closed at S5ie. Firin: rec eipts, 130,000 western, Petrolenm—St United closed at 66e. at 897541000 for old; 410, —Active; 2o Hutter—Firm Cheese—Qui Cincinnatl, Nov. fair inqu | but cas, Pork—Quiet at Lard—Irregular at $5.9000.00, Whisky—Steady and firm at $1.13, Minnoapoiis, Nov. No. 2 north 'm, osige sJanuary, @ 3,103, Receipts - Wheat, 53,1000 by Shipments—\Vheat, 52,000 by Milwaukee, Noy. cash, 7 Corn Oats. Iye—Searce; No. Barley—Drooping: Provisi Decembet anuary, e, shade higher. Pork—£10), Lard—Re Bulk Meal cleai and ¢ Cornmeal—Quict 'at $: St. Louis, N hy December, SR L “mixed, B0e. Lard—Firm at $ Butter- ady and quiet; creamery, 28 26¢; d: 12 1t n Board—Wheat—Firmer and * @e higher Corn— Oats—Easier and a shade low Kansas Cit Nov. 9. No. 2 red, cash, 6lc bid bid: May, 707 Corn 3 cember, 501ye bid Oat; sminal; Toledo, Nov. Oats—Steady s cash 2iige, Liverpool, improving and sf 65 8lgd: spring, . Flour-13 fair’ demand and steady Corn_In January, dull at 4s ¢ Chicago, No reports as follows catrle steady s firm, nativ : wintered Texans, $2,00@: 63, 15,000 Texas 15, higher: rough g ln £ and ship) llxl( 3. “She P 2,00:0 \vmu 903 lamb: St Louls, ttle—Recd choice li ers, fair fair to_be good, higher. y and bul et 3,90 arket closed a . 9.—Catt! ood corn common to choice, & rass range steady @it ook, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. western cows were sold. et cars of corn fed st at good price fowler Bros.” were more liberal to Dut fell far short of supplying the den: “The market Was @ strong terday and active. Suigr-—Nothing doing on the market. RECEIPTS. Cattle. .. 1oy Sheep. Prevailin Showing the stock on this ket, ¥) to 1500 1hs, 100 to 18K [hs. Good 1o choic Laght and mediuni n0gs..... 110 choice heavy logs vod to ehoiee mixed H0gs. . Rough throw outs Good to enoies sheep, . Fuir 1o good she Represental CORN FED sTEE Range of Prices. iowing the hizh lowest the pa lasty | oo 1| Sundey (400 &4 bth | 4.06 6th | 3.96 Tth | 8% | ih | 870 #th | 8.65 Shipments. lnllhw—\n 1 eountry, S8}@3%e¢; No2 Sc: cake, 8%c Us i Receinte Shipments, Flour.bbls. .., 000 18,000 Wheat, b, . 114,000 X — Wheat — Firm : ,000: ungraded v 1 red, 81 exports, ngraded, 4 d No. 3. 45 loat: Deé:em: at 4630, Oats—Moderately actives receipts, 75.000; export mixed western, et white § western, ».k' Firm and rather quiet: mess, quoted 1 5 for western steam spot, $6.20@ 9. —Wheat—Fair de- , 36@ 9-=Wheat — Quict under Iarge receipts: No. 1 hard, cash; December, 7L @iilge: January, northern, 704 ¢ cash December: nu- i patents, *Ci.10@4.25; bakers, tflour, 200 bls. flour, 23,000 Wheat—Firm; New Orleans, Nov. 0.—Corn—Quict and steadys mixed, yelloy 4~< white, 49c. Oats=Steady : choice w Hoz Products—In good dt'llmlnl and a long —Wheat—Weak and December, cash, e} cash, 27e; asy and fye lower. ~Wheat—Demand . winter, air demand and steady; spot, 45 4d; November and December dullat 45 4d d —The Drover’s Journal Cattle—Receipts, 7,000 cood stock; shioping_ steei 0; stockers and teeders, ) bulls and mixed, > 30: through western brecds, $5.00@ stronz and a shade pts, 5,003 shipments, 1 hooth grades, botn natives and western, sold quickly at ruling prices s and thin Lri les steady but slow* choic steers, : comumon to good shippers. § 5" stuers, air to Lm(nl 3 teeders, mediumn to best, § to good, $2.00(2.80, ilozs—eceipts, 6,005 shipments ) 80: Yorkers, pis, common 10 shade Receipts, fed strong, : feeding steers, CArrrE-—The receipts ¢ very Tight and the market dull, There was nothi- ing doing in the feeder market. A few several s in which sold readily picking house began operations to-day and Killeda thousand hogs, all they could get. The Lipton house also had @ buyer on the market. The reee than’ for some time, nd. >higher than yes: revailing prices paid for live Av. Iy 1430 §4 1410 4, Av. I, prices paid for loads of hogs on this market durivg even days and for the same time Showing the number of eass of cattle, hogs | war, extra, and sheep shipped from South Omaha during the day: CATTLE. No. ears. Route Destination. Bl evsvereearniss oNv Wiwssovies Chicago All sales of stock 1n this market are made I\N ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. dead hogs sell at Ige per 1b, for all weights, 'Skins,”” or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs, no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs, and stags 80 1bs, ote Send in your hogs. No logs left over. Feeders slow sale, No sheep selling. Hogs take a step up. Corn fed cattle sold quickly. i Fowler Bros. make way with a thousand \0gs. Gibson, Stuart, had in i07 head of Ed Cooper had in a load of cattle from \\'m ash. mm-u of Weeping Water, was a4 e yaris today, Stowart Welker, Waterloo, In., was a visl- tor at the yards. J. Cox, Hampton, was here and marketeo a load of hogs. Watson Tyson, Blair, was looking around the yards to-day. Mogs averaged sixty-six to the car against sixty-five yesterday. R.J. Woodworth, Wahoo, was here and sold a car of hogs, F. Wallach, Mound City, Mo., had in cleven loads of eattle. J. P rish, Aduir Co., Ta,, was among the visitors at the yards to-day, G. 11, lammond & Co, received eight loads of cattle bought on other markets. Joseph one of .J. 1, Squires, hog buyers, rrived and will buy hogs here. Wi, Walwork, of Chicago, arrived at the Jrds fo-day and will buy Nogs for Fowler ros. 1. P, Brady, formerly with Clark Rros. and a first class hog man, has been appointed public inspector. Mr. Nelson, of the firm of Nelson & Youiig, Oakldnd, was here and “warketed three Jonds of hogs. According to reports from castern markets, hogs sold fiere to-day Within fc of what t sanie grade of hogs were bringing in Chicago. On the market with hogs: W. C. Patton & Son, Corninzs Fuller & Payton, Fullerton: 1%, C. Ttawks, Ueda ds; A Nihart & aton & Co., Weston; Nelson & Young, Oakiand; O, Burgess, \\vl'pmz Water; Haldy Live Stock Co., 1ol- 1 Hohnbaumn & Co., Waco: Fisher or, York: W. C. Potter & Son, Corn- w. .l\lll.\n Casey, la.: Bliss & Co., H Woodworth, Waloo: L. B ]'mm. Rens & Storrs, Oak- le; A, Cruise, \ll\n|~u||. OMAHA \Vllubh'h\hh MARKETS. General Produce. Tuesd Nov. 0. The following prices are ror roun lots of produice, as sold o1 the mirkes to-day. The quotations on fruits represent the priess at which outside orders are flled. s—The receipts of fresh stock are not and the market is steady at20c. A rige egs are coming in, Risings: Clark, H Iy selling at 19¢, which et down, The butterine law went into effect on the first of the month, and is being strictly enforced. It has had a ten- dency to increase the demand for but- ter. " Fresh creamery, 23@30c; fresh dairy, 18@2e: choico country roll, 18@20c: choice country, solid _packed, 17@IS: 1 good country’ roll, 16@1iie 1 country, solid & y 11@lde; e packed, 4@, 151 mmon, sk Fall— eraam chaddars, full eream flat: 133es faney S 25 Limburger, 121 PovrTry—The market is not very netive., The vipts of live poultry not heavy and they scll = slow. weather has been too warm for handing dressed poultry to the best advantig Old_ehckens, ¢h per doz., spring chickens, duuck 3 turk $! sed ponltry, chickens, ks, 10@lle; turkeys, 11 roEs—There have been a good many potatoes in and the market has been tairly c The a )l'vl ach of cold weather has le retail dealers more anvious to put in their winter stocks. Good stock is selling all the way from Small or poor stock 30@1e. ONioxs—There has been a car of choice yellow Michigan onions in this week which Sold at90e, Common Nebraska stoek is slow sale, in small Tots, all the way {rom GO@®e, Therc is no scarcity of apples. The ket is liverally supplied \»HS all s fairly active. Com- l'|l(ill \ll~~m l-um'k , single, 18¢; ng Ameriean, iss. imported, 5)@> receluts, are <o heavy that ispose of 1t all, per doz. rFits-The demand Tor oystersis heavy ort K mueh h trade t N. ALATLE SUG AT Bricks, per Ib, 12)es ny cakes, per b, 15e, M\m: <Bulk, 13 ner g 15, De eans, be CLDER — rk,per bbl, $6, bbl, $4.25: Crab, per doz s, w retined, per bbl, S6.50, ViNEGAR—-White wine, 1 egar, Tialdes single strength, strength, 15@1Sc Sweet Polator market at th quoted at 19, L ider vi iple —There are not many on the present times; choice stoek is ssina, per box § amaica, per orida or Es—-Cape and Bugle. r bl here isno chanze in the mar- as, yellow, ver bunch. €200 a us,” yellow, large bunch. $2.50 box, £3.50: per per Doy, pey, per bbl., 003 Bel GRAPES—Malaga, regular nga, extra larze bbL, S0, Concords, per 9-1b basket, 40 5e 5-ib baskets, s0@die; 10 1D baskets, Soe. £x--Nebraska, choice, white clover, 4@ Nebraska, dark, 12« Provisio: ~~—ll:lll'. lles bre kfast bacon, 1je; dry salt sides, ees dried beet, reeular, 1ic} n pieces, ez lard,50 Ib eans. 0 1b cans, Fairbanks, 6%e: 10 rbanks, 7e: 5 1b mm\ Fair- 31b cans. Fairbanks, 7iee, {nferior stock. $0.75a1.00: good clean country, & wedium, hand icked, §1,5001.60; hand picked navy, $L60 el 6. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFs—Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, ¥ ond giialy ity, ' 8240 b quality spring wheat foir, patent, $L.60; bran, 506 perewi s chopped !('ul. e per cwt: white corn meal, orn meal, Nie per screening, 600 Jer owii Hominy, 83,00 par cwti. SHOFtA, 550 er ewt: ersham, $1.60; hay, in bales, $5.%@ 0 ver 10 Gra 1new oats, 23c: rye $5e; wheat, General Markets, r.—Medium 15@20c per 1b; fine heavy, 03 light, 16@15c; coarse, 14@Lic; burry wool, 2@sc off, HiDEs—Green butche B@sigo; dry flint, 1@ ry “salt, 9@10c; green calf skins, G@iijci damaged hides, two-thirds price. Tallow—ibe. Grease— Prime white, yellow, brown, 15 Sheep Pelts, 25@75¢, LEATHER—Prime slaughter sole leather, 82 prime oak sole leather, 36 Upper leather per foot, 2025 ; hem, kip, 25@sbe; aak kip, S3@¥e: Freneh kip, $1.00@).20% b, call, $1.00@110; oak calf, $1.00@1 3 French calf, $1.2X@1.80: Morocco, boot ieg, 304 Moroceo oil pebble, 25@i2; toppings and linings, 60@e, HEAVY HARDWARE—ITOD, rate 2. Plow stec! speclal cast, de: crucible steel, to cast to do, 12@lse; wagon spokes, per set, $1.75@3.00; hubs, per set, $1.25: felloes, sawed dry, $1.50; tongues, each, 75¢: axels each. The: square nuts, per b, 1@ile; coil cbain, per Ib, 6@12; malleable, 6@se;' iron wedges, 6o Growbars, 6c; harrow teetll, do; spring 'steel, Tase;' Burden's horse shoes, $4.40; Burden's mule shoes, $5.40. Barbed wire, in car lots, $4.00 " per 100 lbs. Nails, rates, 10 to 50, $2.50; steel nails, $2.65. Shot,'$1.6: buckshot, §1.55: oriental powder, kegs, $2 o. lalf kegs, do. ‘quarter Iegh. nw blasting kegs, fuse, per 10 uunm §10. 0fcs geeen curad, 4 £urni- i furniture, No. 1. slm 40; coach, No. 1, §1.20; 76; Japan, 70¢; u:vlu.llnm. ture, coach extra, § NOVEMBER 10, | extra S5e; shellae, $3%0; hard ofl finish, \mmrq—( “ologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.17; second quality, $1.16, Alcohol, Gin, bh-ndml 0 | OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN AN SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wh Boots and Shoes, b8r Goods AIWAYS on hiand Surgeon and Physician HANA JOBBERS' DIREGTORY OFFICE, N.W. Co-. 14th and Douglas St, Residence Telephone 568 JAMES H. PEABODY, M. D,, Physician and Surgeon. Restdence, No. 1407 Jones wuhm-u Hioek, 101 pm(rl. 5| 1% do 186 proot, GALLAGHER | Wholesale Groceries and Pro : S 10th S8, Oma, N McCORD, BRADY & C0O., Wholesale Grocers, 15th and Teavenworth sts., Omn Offico Telephone 465. Kl-n(lu‘k\ bourlu and Pennsylvania r Golden Sheaf bourbon and Brandies, imported, £5.0008.50 (IIHIIPHh‘ (| um’(m . esale Dealers in rve whiskies, Street. _Offico, Telephone, residence, No. 135, . MORSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 111 Farnam st Omaba, Neh, Manufactory, 3.00. Champagnes, SA0@.00; American, AT 1% (m—wmw tead. Omaha, P, P, o; white lead lles green, 103 Ib cans, zine, red seal, DR. JAR. BRCKETT PHYSICIAN AND SURGRON, ) Office and Residence, T4 N. 16th St H. A WORLE Office 1418 Dodge Street, T. LINDSEY nbber Boots and Shoes. 10 i Felt Boots, 208, 1ih | W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Stee! Hardware Lumber, ete. French zine, Vermillion, American, 1% Tose, pink. 14¢; Venetian red, Co dje: Venetian red, red lead, 7ie: chrome. chrome yellow, Ky Springs, Wagon Stoc and 1211 arney EDNEY £ G lflfifl.\ Wholesale Iron and & Wagon and Carriage Wood Etock, Telophene (82, ve. Telophone 54 N CAMP M. D, 18t door wast ¢ ellow, genuin ochre, rochelle, 1513 Dodye St., ator to rooms 12-13 third floor. P. 0. Take elo Telcphone No Agt. for Anlu-uécr-Hush Brewing Ass'n Faust, Dudwalser and Frlanger. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1531 North 15th Street, Omaha, Not 1i5e Whtters inineeal, 240 { Spanish brown, Sl Lehigh brown, Prince's neineral, Special Brands. Residence, 023 N. 20th street. Telephone No. 3 MILTON ROGER P.M. CHADWICK, I’hynlclln and Surgeon, Ofced13 S 14th st R W.CONNELL,M.D, Horceopathist, Office, 310 8. Mth st. Telephone 599, 1321 And 1528 Farm e Prussian blue,55¢ ultramarine, 18¢; 3 ll||lhl'|. hurnL de: umb(-r raw, 46 raw, dc; Parie Paris’ green, common, hmm.- green, e Telephono tea, Coffee, Spices, LOUIS BRI Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. \nnh l‘urn'rllh And Douglas; Corner Omaha Coffee and Spice \IIII 1 Povdar, Flivo raw mul burnt umber, 11 burnt sienna, 12¢; fined lampblac) black, 10e: drob biac giltramarine biac ans, 12¢; Taw and CHICAGO LUMBER GO, Wholesale Lumber, ‘olpetrer, Manager. G 41'['#. COLE « llnmn Coffee and Spiee Mills M'T" g Co. Splee Grinders, Magataciurors 1% conch black and ivory Prussian blue, 18¢: ehrome green, L, blind and shutter & il krogn, 180 \rrvllllllnll L. & D. INSURANCE, C. T. TAYLOR, General Agant NEW YORK LIFE INSURINCI €O Office Cor. 14th and Douglas Sts, lavoring Eetrnct dopame taan oF ook 18 Tk T Omaha, Neb. Kt Wome Hiend ItGa:ted EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers and Musie Dealers, Denlers in Silverware, Diamonde, Watches, Clocks, ater 101 iy 0T Dodigo, Orna, Kb R 'ORNICE WORKS, John Epeneter, Prop. Mannfacturer of Galvanized Iron Dodge and 108 and 196 10 drver, So; eralning color, |iht oak, dark oak, walnut, chestnut and ash, 12 DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, 823 l\(‘hl. tartaric, ™, 43c: bark sassafra pe B, T, chinaliontdn, per 02, 40¢ Dovér's powders 8ige; glycerine, cid, carbolie, balsain cobaiba, pet ve Yoar Dividend Pl Toniine Poiicies. £ets over $00,000,000. Agents wanted. N. B. HATCHER, General Agent Provident Savings Lify Assaraisy Co of New York. Millard Ho e! Ilock, Omaha. Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices Dormer Windows, Finale. Metalic Skylight, etc. % epsom «!m-z 12th atd California trects, Omaf 2, per yal., §1.40: oil o1 oil origanmut, 50c; oplum, §4 L & Weoand I, & S RN CORNIC Speeht, Prop. Galvantzed Tron Cornlc ctlic ¥ anher. l.lme. Cen -ut, Etc. Ete. A DOURIAS 818, Omaha, o0z, 40c; sul- averago yearly cost during 183, at age o7, for §10,00), was §78.3, FINE JOB PRINTING, TING CO., morphine, per oz 1834 and 1895, i strychnine, per oz, sl "U.IG LAND, W. HARVE To Dealers Only. Ofee, 1403 Farnam street, flmlhn CHAS. R. LEF, Hardwood Lumbes, ‘Wood Carpets and Parguet l hmrln[ 9th and Douglas Ilum in bbls, siall, in ubh OMAIA CARPET ¢ REES PRI Printers, Book Binders And Blank book Manufacturers 1068, 14th street, Omaba, Neb. J.F. Fe ri ¢, Supor- Intendent Bindery. half bbls, £4; Curtaing, 0il Cloths, Rugs, \ 1511 Doug'as street. A. ORCHARD, Carpets, Oil Cloths, mu Farnam Street, 0. 70. 4-gallon ke ns, ver doz, $10 0. $5.00: atart Mattings, Curtuln Goods. Tt 3 gln“ ‘b, ¢ J()HY A. wA KI:‘I’IELD, Wholcsale Lumber, Ete. Tmported and Am "Agent for Milwau b, 6e; Kingsford’s Crockery and Notions. . L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of Glassware, Bouth 13th st. . Kingsford’s pur J. F. SEGER Muautucturcr and dealer in saddlos, whips, horse 5 “ement and Best Tonscco—Plug, . gold shidld, ic; ierry wways Jkept on PonAcco— anm' Durham, 1s, 51¢; VION STOCK YAR jolieersciiun, et old Commission and Storage. " D. A. HURLEY, Commiission and Jobbing. Butter, Eggsand Produce. Fers for Stonewa ets. 1411 Dodke sireet, Omabia. PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, 1 Provisions, On RIDDELL, and Commission pecinltios—Tuiter, Bggs, Chooso, Poultry. n {1 “‘Ifl‘mvlll lath street. IMAN & CO., sion Blvrrlmmfi, bot. Dodge and Capital Ave, Boyd, Superintendent, it S Millinery and Wotions. AUCTIONEER. d, ‘V(u.\l';c, stick, Conslgnments solicited, 3 glu;nr snaps, S}geq OBERFELDER &£ CO., Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, A. W.COWAN & CO. Auction and Commission IMLERCEIAINNTS. furniture boughtant stock and housebold furni- K's . l\lrh s white Ru Fruits, Produce i White clmi.«. $ S. GOODRICII & CO., only Direct Importers of German & Frnm-h 'Toys & Faney Goods: s duplicated with n. qep Frerr—Noo1q 3 porated boxes, 94, @9 K@d3c; penchies turc atprivato re N J4thst. No 110, Produce Commis Poultry, Buttor, Gams STOVES and TINWARE. GEOU. J. ARMBRUST, Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Ete. Also Tin Roofing, Guttering,Spouting, anl Job Tinning. The hest of work and rea cang and other tinwara WEEKS & DIILLAI!‘I) General Commission Merchants, Notlons and Burn “Go .m_u; tors, St 0 \lm\\h«llh’ 'y 'lh |$r l.’l\(' Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing ROCCO & CO., 0 wholesale doalors in Italian Produc and Calitornta ¥ : ¥Ehly exclusive Truithows in Omaha. 1005 and 109 Faran SRIbIner cage Foreten, Domostic sion Merchants. J. L. WILKIL, of Paper Boxes, berries, per e 2 1D string beans, per H Dentists. 1314 Farnam Strea MEAT MARKETS. X, HERBERTZ 13th Street Market. Allkinds of fresn and salt meas constantly Coal an« Lime. ONE & CO., Manufaciure L Omuh . Nebras| leied ind will veccive 21b marrowfat ;3 8 b toma- Hard and Soft Coal, Office and yard, 16 COMPANY, \lumlfm-tur«-m of Overalls, 7.1 1104 Douglun Strect, HERLAND, Soc. und Treas. A COKPE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft 200 South Thirteenth Stroet, J. J. JOHNSO } O g of [linois White | And Shimo T of Conl : Red Cross, 1715c. DE' Lummber. Poultry, gume, ctc., in season, B! HENBERTZ, 14 S0, 13th stroet. 12, 14 and 16 ft 12 14 and 16 ft 1214 and 18 1t HEKDELSSOHN & FISHER ARCHITECTS uperintendent OMEHA JOBEEHS’ NREGTORY irtists’ Material. A. HOSPL, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglns Str Jobh !’rmlm' Blank Ihmk M )u-r DIMENSIONS AND TIMHERS. PER UNIC Auxilinry Publisherse Doalors In Tyve, Prosses s P. FAY & CO., Sonfectioners, Nutw and Clis. Jobbers of Fruil c Vinegar, Ete. "TEDWIN MORRI ors, Packers and Dealers in Strictly l’ur«- Appl Live Stock Commission. T M. BURKE & Commission. Gao. Burke, Mannger. Union Stocks Yards, 8. Omibn. 3% Ginch, 15 Ani 14 16 o letied Apple Cis Agricultural Implements. UHURCHILL PARKELR, Wholerale Dealer in Agricnltural Implements, Wagons, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Ebipmenty o 1 Agents [or Hall's L8 1. 110, ln\ L'.yurs and Tobacco. M ll,/l LI c Agricultural Implements, Wagons.Carringes, Bu PARLIN,OR Wholesale Dealers in al Impleme: No. 1, plain,8 and 10 inch Jobbers of Cigais, Tobaceo, Wholosale, Omnh FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, Aud Wholem Butter and Eggs. T McSHANE Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packiny HOUSEE & WOODLAND, u whml, 1 n‘m h's, 2 B select, 114,11 D IEE CTORY PROFESS|QYAL CARDS. _ATTORNEYS, BEVINS &0 Cigars, Tobaceos, Pi and Smokers’ ; 'm}mhllnan. ok U illded MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings.Sals Workund (n Aients for D, Leidarsor & Co.. s, Milwiukeo, Wi North 8ixtesnth Stre. Fine-Catand Sunok- * Herdware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & T. SMITIT & r'o,, Dry Goods, Furnishing ( cor. 11th Bt., Omaha, Neb, Hardware &Scale Repair Bealos, 105 Donglus st 1URCHILI, N-w. Cor, 18th and Douglas Sta. . FRIED & ( Johbers of Hardware and Nails, c. Agents for Howe e awder Co. Omuli, Nel. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware. ents for Jeferson Sieel Fiirhanke Atandard keales 10th " and Harney, Omaba. CIHHURCHILL PUMP (! Punips, Pip i Warnam st ¢ W. J..CONNELL, ¢ 3138, 14th Street. WILLOW CO, and ILE Importers and Jobbers of Fine wwu. and Tiauors. PRINGS hlslll.Ll"’Y ! GEORGEW. DOANE, ATTORNEY AT Law, Faleoner's umai;,"mh and Douglas. Bole manufueiur and Engines, ; Silvay wnd Millog Kuplion. _Engineers and Cantractors, RA ¥YMOND & CAMPBEL L, Eugineers and Contractors, inducts, 1toof Trusses, Steam Pile Drivin e Bridye Lumbe Furnam, Omaha N, WIND ENGINE and PUJ COMIPPANY, Drugs, Faints, Ete. i - GEORGE 8. SNITH Il. T, CLARKE DRUG C Largest Drug, Paint, 0il & (ilass House plete Line of Druggiste Sua: _lltf! 'l!ll‘m Street. L. D. HOLMES, Attorney at Law, Hoom 8 Frenzer Block, mmv-m Postofice. T PHYSICIANS. P CHARLES ROSEWATER, M, D, Physician & Surgeon, or. Farnam. Tron Bank Building. todandTtod p.m. ‘Westof Chicago. Com| 1. H. MARHOF W holesale Trunks, Hard Hotel Bloek, Omah Wholesale Draggists. And Dealers in Painis, O 2 Glkus,Omahs, | Wholl‘flfll(, l)pnln'u in Furniture, Farnamw st., Omab N/ | CHARLES Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, lmlfl- wnd lllfl V.m.m » Drain Tile, Etec. JEnFonDn Sec.8Treas | « Wagons and Carricges. A, . SIMPSON, The Leadiu it HIVE tl( K, W) Camsow, Viir DRAIN TILE CO., Ofice 21 8 1ath . oot b Mackinery aad R LSRR Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butchers' Tools aud Suppli | Smusage Cusings j' all kinds alwaysin Building Material, OMAIIA LUMBER CO,, "MAN, M. D, Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE, V.W. Cor. 14th and Douglas. Oftice Telgphone 465, Residence Telephone 42, "PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, on Bullalye Worg, 1o rinl at Wholesale,