Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1886, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Wheat Reports l'rom A\ road of a Very Di couraging Charactez, OATS A DRUG IN THE MARKET. Provisions Moderate Lower Prices—Sales of Cattle Slow ittle Doing in Hogs ~Market Quotatio CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Telegram 10 | 1 o'clock this afternoon May \\Mvat was quoted at 8'5e, or 13 than the highest price paid ‘The market opened rather easy at about terday’s closing figures, sing tenor, and, although no act ual decline in prices was noted, the reports unanimous in the state- showing an absence e to the feelings e on A basis of from abroad were went that buyers were rest not at all agreea First trades we or January and 83%¢ for y ess of cables induced tree offerings and after a momentary strength values eased off slightly, 3 i January to 789¢e, with The market firmness and scalpers tight on top, Hself and when these same scalp to buy back Agalnst a paicity of offerings, dily 1o 86'4e and | c. About noon Finn & estmably for holeand seta stream of tanfler, acting opened the bung wheat flowing into “The sympathy of scalpers was un mistakably enlisted on the bear side of the e market declined regular session under continuous and pressure, and the ¢ the last honr last trades wi The stalwart bulls regard this minor depressions that mark the course of every great while the scalpers, whose Rorizon bonnded by the asseverate that “propoed up to sell on,” row and the azgregate of considerably below dozen business days to-day and the business passing was almost several days have of the wheat pet, “The market to day outside orders been sports were covering and that seemed to be the extent ot the demand. a considerable the closo and others Muriay Nelson sold corn easily, but app The scalping crowd nmer bonght followed suit, asa buyer later. seemed to want some one support given 1o the market was of hearted sort all the way throvh, possible, with the feeling on wheat as as dishwater, 1ally as therd wa nothing in th New York market only While the receipts at toneling #ge tion to inside fi it B¥e,and Febroary leading futures of 15 Was not ver itis understood bound grain cre a drug in g huw market, I (@ e, Janu: dozen trades were » market was without new features, y active and prices the market exhibited averaged lower, thous many siens of positive strensth during the first half of the long session, I pork dechmed 20¢ and last hour and and’ pork 100131 sellors of all prodiiets for long futures on the 2:30 ). m.—~Wheat continued on its down- during the \ImH\I'“IhH selling aul N”.‘l‘. the lowest New York reported boat loads taken for ex Iddown to 411, twelveand a halt CHICAGO LIV Although the rec all ordinary stock, wera » supplies for the two o week show a decrease of | compared with the corresponding time last weeks at the same week were very to-day, especially of large enough. were made slowly and values w Were notfine w Nebraskas, averagin dreased beef at § 2 slow of sale, ive but u shade oulight and medium light, and fancy heavy were selling at $4.15 and_shibping, i nd common, lower, el | markut was aboit 5 6@ 10" per cent, closing at 6@10 per Prive MERCANIILE DAPER-—4@S XCHANGE—U nchan for sixty day bills; $4. { tor demand. ruent bonds were dull but firm. Stocks—The sto ket to-day showed ) but the strong und Pheiecisfon of'd ik had a decided effect upon Wabashis and thougl some of the stocks sutferes bonds are Il\”lver. material decline, dedly weak, st prices showing nt from last even- ’s final ligyros, % aud Western Union, which were up 34 and 'y percont respectively. There were furthes decline Canada Southern being strength in somo spec pricos when the market b soon yielded, lowever, and in the .nlh'nm..u a decided weakness became apy panied by [ncreased erved s down & in early dealines, conspieious, ligs, however, rallicd % and comuion 3 STOCKS ON WALL STREET, + 1008¢%C. & N, W ential Pacite 1103 Kok Island. W St L. &S F, neh-ne\l Tlinols lnuml St f [ i S l nign Pucilic A n." { Uh‘h Central * Western Union Norern o2 a0 "R K FRODUCE Mi\lllET. lmhlngul winter tour, §4. sufi spring wheat, $5.50@4.10; 0@4.10: patents, §4.50 ot “ab $8.25@5.50 1o Harcin. and’ $6.006 n Wheat—Unsetiled ; warket after early ad- @4,10; south- innesota bakers. . &4 15100, . Corn—Quiet: Lve irm at Flax-ceed Whisky—$1 ash, ruary, 8¢ Biilk Meats uary. i} 202 ter—Firm Firm i gis 17 @ane, ||I(|E'4v“l"|\\ ench, Tallow— Flour.bh's, Wheat. b, Corn, on.. Oats.bu. .. Kye, bu Bariey.n 122,0003 expor heavy; ung N coipts, 25,00 @isige; No. receipts, 20,000: ern, 3 K Pork —Steg quote @l Lard—Lower: creaniery Cheese cash, Pork 2. red, 80c, Corn—Aetive: Oat Pork- $3,40@3,00, bbls, st. and we Firm Qui y 15@he, Afternoon lower; corn, nominally easic Kansas Oit 63 bid, 05!5¢ a Corn--Steady ske Oats--} Liverpool, 45 6d per cental. lowe Easier: ( ping_ steers, fair to butchers Hogs—1 fair to to men ' to ehole feeding 42,80, $3,601¢5,900, ‘I'he market ¥ and was more. several cars of of the cattle were a few load fal of h vart weal mar s run 1t the d ned y ‘There were se market was d Cattle. .. Hogs Choice steer ce sLoer: 0d 1eeder Good to chioie (004 10 choic Representative Sales. CORN FID STE No. Av. 62....10086 17,1501 No. Av. Pr. b 100 2.0 No. Av. Pr. 01040 $2.65 NESDAY vanee closed weak at H@%ec lowe RANGE STEERS, W0ike: January, 1i% . CANDY—Mixed under yestorday : o February, 7 Oate—Quiet and dull 03 ginger snaps, & city soda, 1€ Kirk's satinet Er"”' k\rk s white ’lnr ey~ Steady ‘I\ Timothy soed—Prime, $1.75@ White elond, 8 Pork—Demand active: opened at y 556, and after flietuatin in e .\]uumwl box s, berries, h xen, 01y Fair trade reported wi March, clear, 5,905,405 Short Tibs, medinm yellow, b G00vS—Oysters, strawberries, 4 1b, per case, ,.x.mu-\ 2 Ib, per, case, : Standard, per 0 am_cheddare young Ameri Tics, e case, $0.00 blueberries per ¢ daniaged, 74 @ilgo 13 14c; eall skins, |.'nu.. por doz, 8 ict cake, 8igc. S e ) i wr = Showine the highest and Sl bkt paid for loads of ogs on this market during the past seven days and for lowest prices Ordinary grades prime, @i e faney green and vell ernment Jav 2 ‘Laughlin's XXX\ roasted, 11 Red Cross, 1340, 7 WheatReceipts 5,000; cash, generall ovtions opened steady, Iateradvanced gubsequently weakenod. fil‘“l‘r.l \lnrllrl! Medinm 18@20c per Ib; fine heavy, arse, 14@1oc; burry light, 16@18¢; ¢ 98jcin l’lv\‘lllvl' Corn—Cash, qulet; tions opened heavy 'ana filn.mu nts, vIng the number of ears of p shipped from South O reen butchiers, dry tlint, 1\41‘ green” calf skin two-thirds price. Prime white, g geeen curad, in_elevator, 49'; closing at 4x%c. Onts=Spot without change of importance’; mixed west- Prime slaughter sole leather, rime oak sole h* Allsales of stock in this market are made it unless otherwise stated. ¢ per Ib, tor ching less t ant sows are d and stags 80 Ibs, by the pi white Wl‘kll'! IL Petroleumn—Quiet; United Stronger; dy and mo d at $10.754211.00 for two-year-oid; § 5 for one-vear-old. western mwm spot, "‘ h! utter - Unchanged; er ewt. live w dead liogs sell at lic inspector, o1 specinl cast, ucible steel, 6¢ Hogs all sold. Caitle market Heavy receipts of hogs. irmer with moderate inquiry Milwaukoe, l'nr uun.u«'«. u:wh. sawed dry, $1.50; 7 Hogs close weak and i lowe Over four hundred cattle sol ¢ sheep In butnone ehain, e b lluulvn'q horse shoes, $4,40; anxlw\ s muh' shoes, Nails, rates, 10 to 50, December, Cincinnati, De el \n.-n lnm as in witha load of T—\Wheat—Firm: No, 2 mixed, 3 Ulattsmouth, 0 s 10, No. 2 mived, cad bar, $10, \ AnNisnEs—Bariels, [wrun]‘nl\ Shios furiiture Stroniger: Rye-Firm; No. 2. irmer at $11 Dull at 86, tromsbur, a frequent shipper Missouri Valley and firm at $1.13, 1 inarketed two ¢ . Houston, of Ainsworth, witha double deck car of sheép. . King, of Boon, ars of liis own fe Ainsworth, w nd two loads of hows. i . banker and attorney of Vail, was a visitor at the yards to-day. Jologne svirits, 2 northern, cash second qulvi\, lo 189 |l|unl $L1G, 101 proof, SL17 188 Droof, £2 18 g patents eipts—Wheat, 160,000 bu, Shipments—Wheat, 5,000 bu.; four mported, $5. 00 Gins, imported and sold two eavs of hogs. @6.005 domestie, $ 0; American, and'sold tiree cars ot cattie of s own fee pet ease, $10.004 Rohert Buchanan, of Mt. avy sheep feeder, w s hiere looking over the -$1.13, ady at 21100 company o1 Neligh. was here with of Wecks & Beebe, O'N ad of hogs and a load ol ochre, Tochell e has detailed yards to handle the in- switeh engine to the ) ¢} Spanish brown, No. 2 red, cash, “Dny DALy TS—White lead, Se: 200 Parls whiting, Age; whiting, who has been with Paxton her for the past two k™ of the Stock whiting, gilders, ds company, A meeting of the commission men, and the ted partics, was held Burke and John Bovd were as delegates to represent the Onitha interests at the Nutional (: .\In[\ I«\"k ordinary, Tre: vindy - burnt. 4¢3 umber, raw, 40 brown, Sc: umibel >I\'I|11:L burnt, mand fallen off and | rs offer moderately, this ‘\lh*l noon, Corn—Dull and low; new wixed western, tle Growers’ con- « dec. 17 i New nlesnaDio Ll convention mects st St. Louis white, 4647 raw and burnt mnm-r. 11 OMAHA WHOLF fined lampbldck i2e: k and |\ury General Produce. Tuesday, Dee. following prices are ror yound lots of ve, as sold on the quotations on friits represe ide orders are filled, he market is stead sale of extra b Higher at § LE MARKETS. ~Firm at S 2 Cortimenl-Quiet but fin, 2 Products . 18¢; chrome green, L., 1d shutfer L M. Steady but firm. market to-day. liow ochr 203 L. ¢ tne prices at 15¢; good ochre, ; gralning color, lij walnut, chestnut Iiv UGS AND LT vermillion, L. & D., LIVE STOCK Ohlcago, Dae, 7. 1eports as follows: tilo-- Receipts. 0. weak; Christinas an occasional Anery '-nué inenonidia, per o, Dover's powders, per Ib, ers, $2.00@5.47; cows, bulls ana mi 1 flads, {wing 1 @340, ipts, +:rough and mised nd shipping, $1.5@ B S0 ULy —Dlie 1ive poultry of any kind. ~The marketcontinues and is light_eyen | saliein, per oz, stryelinine, b Dry Lumboer, 12, 14 and 16 ft. aud of chicken at 6 best, but they sell very ;- coarse ind common native steers, slipping grades dull; ehoi DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, @4,00; feeders, \mrlulrfl fair to ('awi. $L! ”0 22.70. inis, sales made nt deciine of 5 on heayy ana 106 on Jialt and closed fixmg cliole butchers’ w!m-llunn small rabbits, POTATOES— into the market and the trade the sale ot small lots from the store at M@bie Yorkers, mediun plis, conmion s coming 00/ 18.00 22,0057, 00 0/ 15,00 20 00 20.00 . 3,100; shipments, 21 .1, 4& 6 Inch, 12:a0d 14 it. Tough No. 2 4 & Ginch) 13 and 14 ft., CEILING AND PARTT Zin White Pine Partition.. Averes—The ma s yvl\ I8 quoted at $2.50, and Michi- Hogs—Ieceipts, L R grown stock, T AL T weak and 5@10c ke a tow Spanish onions in, which iwe A §2.00 per bush ¢ Inferior stoc 1. Norway Pine C P S g T0CK BOARDS, OMAHA IVE BTOCK. .8 1., 10 i8& picked, $1.50a 1,40 “Tuesday, Dee. PUOVISIONS— The {resh rceeipts were not 3 5 about steady with yester. vt préces, “lic o SHINGLES, IAIII ® me time, There were hfl\\n*n four and s undred bead of bl , B 1b \-nh., l"mm.ml\»: Tange steers. old were corn fed steers of butehers' stuff i, market was dull and slow, - \\ |Ill\: Cedar, 6 In,, stoe 4ve: extra lar 1)\ s1eRs—~Medlums, 25 303 extra selects, 1stand 2, clear, T #d, clear, 1 inch, 5, clear, 13, 117, B M‘Iml lnlLll. ‘The receipts of hmfl were liberal ket opened about steady. prices of the day Messina, per box §6.50. at the clusm). "o market was y active, and there was a steady stream z over the scales the greater Later in the day the market i hogs sold about s lower. 1 closed weak, but there were n. over of any accoun! ducatjopal Matters The execative N)mmlnu of the Doug: las County Teachers’ meet at Superintendent Bruner's oflice on Saturday to arrange for the next meeting CRANBERRIE 400; bell aud ~Uape Cod, fan association Hananas. vellow, bananas, yellow, large, JUR AND MILLSTUFPS—W inter wheat fiour, beat quality patent, s of sheep in, bat the some time in Januar Superintendent Braner will attend g of county superinte: ml. nl~ to he held at lh« oflic dent of public inst uction m_ Lincoln on ; second qual- flolir, patent, $3,60; bra o per ewt: yellow corn mieal, X er ewts chopped Prevailing Prices. valling prices pald for live 187, 10 Dales, $5.908 i perowt eratiam, 1 501 stock on this market. 1350 to 1500 1bs 100 to 1330 1y ¢ programme has hoen ar ranged for the the Douglus County Teachers' R held in this ei The North ) tion will be held Mwluuu. in bbl hali bbls, 83,71 half bbis, §4. in_half bbls, $4.75, SYRUP—N0. 70, 4- ;,.Alhm Orleans, per Lhclums, inbbls, $ Norfolk December FQIr 10 1080 1M Grass cows Good to chioice Duils Laght and wedium noj beavy ¢ Good to choice mixed nogs Goad to choice sheep. Fair togood sheep Superintendent Bruner reports that Le has had seven teachers resign of the fall . two by chunge of re Gange 20! b by & matromonial event. lon cans, ver doz, Bo: Ghatt cans, § sum u-\luru gallon cans, Uncle Joh mun.in., at John Stanton, Iung known &s one of the characters of this eity who savor of i(llu;)nlluay lml antiquity, between Farnam and was severely He was taken ioto the salovn of 's hnfl.l 1b. ingstord's pure, 8 1b, 088, n.ll; Tige, Kingsfords bulk, 4e. spearhead, Sbe: piper €0e! gold shield, Bic; & Swmoking, Darham, 1s, 5l¢; 3 weerschum, S0¢; and lmugl AS streets, Hibben & King, where he was placed in the wine room and covered with clothes, Dr. Rebert, county physician, was sent and suggested that he be taken to the poor house, but when the buggy came for h he old man refused tobe moved, be use it would result in a great deal of prin. As a consequence, at last accounts e was in a miserable condition, and lns friends thought that the old man would hardly survive the mishap. A Timely Warning. George Huse, a Russian, wasarraigned in police court yesterday morning for dis turbing the peace. He explained that he wasa guest at the City hotel. Waking up Monpay night, he had heard men in his room. He hadlearned a good deal about Omaha, and at once concluded that the m truders were burglars, He called aloud for help. but the ofticer that came could find no one in his room, and arrested and locked up Hess on a charge of disturbing the peace. Hereaftor citizens who wake up and tind thieves in their houses should preserve a strict silence and ailow the in- truders to do burgle unmolested. This would seem to the safest thing to do, unlessa man wants to run the risk of landing in jail. Buckled. Michael Gorman and Gertrade Dorsey were married Monday by Judge Beneke. The ladies of the First Christian ehurch will propure for the public wn e dinner, at the Exposition Annex. hit | CHICAGO SHORT LINE —OF I - Chicagu,Milwaukeg &St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE Sron OMAHA and COUNCIL BLOFFS of | THE BEAST. TWO TRAINE DAILY BETWEEN OMARA COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other 'mportant pointa East, Northeass and Southonst. Tor through tickets call on tha Ticket Agen At 1401 Farnam etroet (in Paxton Hotel),or a Uniou Pacific Depot. Pullman Sieevers and the finost Dining Cars the wo:ld are run on the main lines of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKES & BT. PAUL RAILWAY, wnd .y aftontion 18 paid to pussengers by courtaons employes of the company. KK, General MAnuger. “Assistant Goneral Manager. ren, General Pa r'and . Hearronp, Assistant General Passon- ger and Tickel Awent T Cuanx, Guneral Suporintendsnt. e CHICRGQ ano ORTH- N WYESTERN RAILWAY. Omaha, Council Blufls _ And Chicago. The only rond to tuke for Des Moines, Mar- atialltown. Cedar Ravids, Clinton, Dixie, Chica- #0, Milwaikee and ail poiuts east. To the peo- pié, of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, dnho, Nevada, Oregon, Wishington ana C fornin, it offors superior advantagos not po bie by'any other iiie. Among a few of the numerous points of gu- periority enjoved by the patrons of this road betweon Omuhia and Chicago, Are its two trains yof DAY COACHES which ave the fincst man art And ingennity can create. 1ts PALACE BLEEPING CARS. which ure models of eomfort ind eleganco. 118 PARLOR DRAW- ING ROOM CARS, unsurpassod by wny, and ite widely celehrated PALATIAL DINING CA I, $he equal of which cannot e foind simewhere! At Counoil BIufTs the trains of the U'nion Paci e Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ity. 1n Chicago the trains of ihis tne mike close connection with thoso of all eas For Detrolt, notl, Ningura Falls, Buffy Montronl, Boston, New York, Philedelphin, Bal! timore, Washington and all roints in the enst, ask 1ho ticket ngent for ticknts vin the UNORTHWE! If you wish the Lest modations. Al tickot nzents sell tickets vin this line. M.HUGHTTT, E. P, WILSON, Genernl Mani jenl Puss't Agent Chieugo, wa. nancock, ROy poneg Gonl. Wostern' Agt Cliy Pusa At naha, Neb. OKAKA JOBDERS’ BIRECTORY Artists' Material. A. HOSPE, JR., Artigts’ Materials, Pisnos and Organs, 15 Douglus Street, Oma A that wapolie, Cinein Pitisburg, Toronto, " Agricultural Implements. CHUKRCHILL PARKER, Wholesule Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carringcs and’ Bugglon. lunes sirect, betweon Bth w0t ann, Neb, LININGER & METCALF CO,, Agrienltural Implements, “"d vn-l arringes, [hm les, B Wholcsale, lb maht Ile\ (II;’ \II(IIAI"(I‘ MART Wholosale Dealors in Agricnltural Implements, Wagons und Buggies. 901,90, %05 and %7, Jone " Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Betrierator and Packing Houso, Hth and Leaven worth 81, 1. P. I 1 1 1alk, Omana, Builders' Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders’Hardware & Scale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Bcales. 1405 Dougla R LEr, & CO,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Winware, Sheat lron, Eto, Agens for Howe Scales Powdero.. Ouha, Neb. TOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware. Western ngents for Jefferson Kieel Nails, Austin Powder (6. Fairbank dard ‘Kealen. Corar 10k and Harney. Omalia lron Works. AXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, on Building 0 irlats, Bleass Eigiute. trass Work: Ofticaan \Works, (" B Ky and th sirect Wrought and C: 'y e Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butchers’ Tools and Supplies, Sausuge Canings ;\wi]llfl slock. 186 aha JOBBERS' DIRECTORY ' OMA WA JOBBERSDIRECTORY Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN COMPANY Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes, Complate stock of Ro MORSE .(‘ L4 l) Tobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam st, Omaha, Neb. Manufact Z. T. LINDSEY Wholesale Rubber Boots and Shoes. RubBer and Oiled Clobhiog ana Felt B oote 09 €. 14th KEATING Agt. for Anhenser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Fanst, Budweluor and Krianger. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewe! 1721 North 15(h Street, Omaha. Speeinl Brands Coffee, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & (0. Omaha (‘nm-n and Spice Mills. Baking Powder. r1 Tiloe. Tk Jete. Teas, Ooffees, 8 , COLI? & MILES, Home Coflee and Spice Mills M'f'g Co, Grinders, SAnnfactnrers e tlomo Hland 1o Coflee Roasters and Sp of DAking Powder, Flivor! ryono case of onk 1D pe 1000 Howard ot /Oman . Neb AGLE CORNICE WORKS, John Epeneter, Prop. of Gulvanized 1ron and Cornies. 828 Dt And 103 Aid 105 N 10(h Pt OPoAa RUEMPING ¢ Nanufactarers of al Galvanized Cornices Einals Metalie Skl eic. Q Ornament CORNICE WORK C. Speeht, Prop. Galvanized Iron Cornicon, ete, 8 “oM.AHA C: Curtaing, Oil Cioths, 18, Mattings. e 1811 Douglas atrect. ORCHARD, ~ Wholesale Carpets, %, Curtain Gooda, Ets Farnam Street, Groceries, ALLAGHER & €O, PAXTON, Wholesale Groceries and Provigions, Nos. 706,507, 709 and 711 & 10th €4, Omaha, Neb. McCORD, BREADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 1501 And T eavenwarth: ats., Onsaha Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, . Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, ete. 1909 And 1211 Harney st Omana. P 7 IRIH) Wholesale Tron and Stecl, 1350 Wood Stock, Heavy Hardware, 1200 Leavenwort st.. Omaba ROGERS & SO Rumrl , Furnae Goody. 121 and Tiles, Farnam Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Tumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, D 0. Yards-Corner7th and Douglas; Corney ¥th And Dow, " CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, B & Tithatreet, Omaba, Neb, iy Colpetzer, Ma Jewelry. I'"IIUL." o« l“l”l l\.\()\' Wholesale Jowelers and Music Dealers, Donlers in Kilverware, Diamy: Watc Jeweler @ Matorinis, aic. 10 nnd Dodge, Omatin, N C. N. DIE Lumbe And California Ktreets, Omaha. Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Kt COr. (1 And DonkIas ste, Ouinti, HOAGLAND, " Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER (:(I:‘ To Dealers Ouly. OMico, 1403 Farnam street, Omahn. CHAS, B. LEE, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpess aud Parguet Flooring. 9th and Douglas Uil Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturcrs and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, . Chimneye, ot Commission and Storage. . D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. ignmenie eolicited. ey Boxen and ukiters for Blonewn PEYCEE BROS, Commission Merehants, jita, Produce and Provision I RIDDEL and Commission " WIEDEMAN & €O, mumission Me Poultry, Butter 2 T lesTs KS & MILLARD, General Commission Merchants, Thirtennth KU, Omahn, nia Froits and Contrais. . Ouly exclusive fruit house in Omaka, #i0n Merchants Coal ane Lime. P. MILESTONE & (0., ILml nml *on Coal, 40 A SUNDERLAND, OMAHA Jobbers of H.xrl and Soft Coal, R Joblers of Frul Live Stock Commussion. . BURKE & (‘muuuasmn. _Unfon Btock Yards Telephone 162, SAV U-h A {lll’ Live Stock Commission Merchants, i) y wnd all kind J Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEY Dhmufm turers of And Wholesnle Deslo R’ & WOODLA Pipes and Smokers' Toldors dorf & Co.t Catand Swok- ‘Nortn ¢itaantn Strasr, Omeh l'. SMITH & Co,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 And 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th 81, Omatin, Neb, Aleahol And Spirits. v DISTILL WILLOW SPRING CO. and 1TER & ne Wises and 1iguors. eay s Eacl lndia Hii Holladay W | 83 Largest Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass oy Westof Chicago, € om e of Drugglsie Buc 1. W BEDYOID S o, V.i'res. uad Bupt. HYDEAL LIc Bupplivs for Meu Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, CHARLES SHIVERICRK, 12061206 w0 1210 Farnam b JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Tumber, Eie, Imported snd American Poriand Ceme AKOnL TOr MiIwIken Tydrnuii Coment Quiney Wi Einte i Hewt Live Stock UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, Of Omala TAmited. Joha T'. Boyd, Superinterdent, Miltinery and Notions. 1. OBERFE Tmportors and Job Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harnay St Notions. 8. GOODRICIL € CO., Ave tho anly Direct Tmporters of Geyman & French Toys & Fancy Goods In Nebraskn cngo prices ted withont ndde I EroghL 141 Omati JBINSON NOTION <O, Wi n n Notions and Furnishing ioods, 05 and 40 B Tenth S0, Omaha, VINYARD & SCHNELDER, Jobhers in nd Gents' Furnishing “Goous. 100 And 108 Faruam st.. Omaha, Ne Notions, Hosic Papor Boxes L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Boxes, 108 .1t St Omuha ik, Orders v mail ro- Ietied dnd Wil ro PrOmPL Atiention. Overalls. TANFIELD MANUFACTUKING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overall Jeans Puntr, Shirts, Ete. 102 and 110i Douglas Stroes, Omann, Printing. PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers. Blank Book Makers, ors. 105 and 108 Routh Fourteenth sireer. Omiha, Neb BN NEWSI Auxiliary I'uh!' Doalers 1n Type, Pro Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. EDWIN MORRIS & CO., Manufacturers, Packors and healers in Pickles & Strietly lma Apple \iungnr Baxing s, Table Kol ngents for Vork ..m“u.‘n.‘,iu Niph acr, 1A T envenworth sl Omiba. [ — ——— | Safes, Etc. . BOYF 0, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock (0.8 Fire and Rurg'ar Proot Safos, Time Locks, Vaulte wnd’inil Work. 102) Farinm 3troes Ouibin, Nel PR UNION hers, G. ANDREEN, Omahla Safe Works. urersof Kiro wnd Barglar Proof Saf il Work, Shutiers and Wire Work, Bt Omsbis, Nob. Sash, Danrs EP: M. A DISBROW & CO., Wholseale Manufasisrare ot Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, Braich omee, 2 and eard ie., Omalin, G. I, LYMAN, |\h Duor, Blinds, Mouldings, r, ete. 1001 South Thirteontly Sireet, kot Bulue Huiaware, BONN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings Stair Work snd In Justopened. K. l“:l/:rn:l Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMP co., Whalesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Stenm and Water Supiiee Mealgariors for Must T 4, L, STIANG €O, Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Hatlway wud Milling Supplies. B0, A 24 Faroio 61, Ok, Neb. WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMIPANY Mille; steam ¥, Be g Hose 4 Water fu i 3 b H, H, MARHOKY, Wholesale Trunks, Millard iat X. Omabe Wagons and Carriages. A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carviage Factory, anan 184 Jodge atreet. Omiba e Building Material, OMANA LUMBER (O, Deater in All Kiads of Juilding Material at Wholesale, 16th Btieetand Lnion Pucitic Track, Owsba