Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1886, Page 3

A BULGE FOLLOWS THE BREAK The Bulle Succeed in Raising Chicago Prices From Their Low Plane. WHEAT STRONG AND HIGHER Both Corn and Oats Bring Bigger Figures In Sympathy—Provisions Active -Cattle ana Hog in Good Demand. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Cnreaco, Dee. 16,8 Telegram to the 13kk|—There was an unexpected improve- went in the affairs of Wall street this morn ing that very considerably aftected the wheat market hicre, From a condition of a virtual panic yesterday the stock market this m ing chanied to considerable firmness, This was the main Influence under which vroduce speculation was begun, but cables came in very firm indeed; unexpectediy so, consider fng the fickleness of prices here yesterday and this s 1, in the opinion of wany, to indicate that the foreign markets we in a position where they e running on their own hook, Thers was a theory, te that possibly speculation, which had be carried aloug for six months ata great wnd dangerous (o stocks, and petroleun coffee, and cattle, would, after ye 3 exnerience i Wall street, turn into wheat with benefit to prices, At any rate, without there being any sensational change in prices, thiere was almost a sensational change in sentiment. It was really no_surprise when wheat opened at $3%e for May, and kept quite steady, with even very little doing. Wihieat weakened almost steadily atter the opening, and for variety of 1easons. The princival one, perhaps, was that the situation at New York, whioh was zood at_the outset, weaken, nd became bad as the day wore along, New York,it was seen, was abandoning its wheat along with thestocks, “There is too nich wheat arriying, and money i8 100 high,” said C. W. Brega, “1o permit wheat to advance. ‘Uliere are over 600,000 bushels in at the various receiving pomts to-day. 1 think, too, that the demoralization of the wtock market will spread to wheat, and New \ s, who have bulled stocks and lost L will not be able to bl wheat so effectiy May wheat started at € ¢, sank 10 84 veached S55e, finally elos- g at Séce. January sold ironi 7ilie 1o e, and closed at 8e. Mareh closed at 70%c. Corn was dull and transactions were chicily of a scalping nature. Offerigs were syall and a suflicient demand existed to absorh all holders had to sell and kept the market steady. May sold at 42, @ e and closed at 1o'clock at @ise. " January cl atrifie above yester dull, but prices show an ndya @ very few operators nm mber and Januar .y Februnry sold at 2 May sold it 507, lvu\:~|m|< 16 in creased attention and develog mor stiength and aetivity than in any pre ceding day this week, “The arrivals of h have greatly lh-:l]-';mhm d the packers, as prices were higher packers were not dis- posed to sell with any degree of freedom. There was o good deéal of outside buying oraer 150 “an urgent demand to - cover Pork opened strong and 10¢ higher starting at $11.00, sold to $11 vaneed to $11, figure. May sold $120715, an asked adve vo Lard was in ary sold at $6,206, at the toy out of the M s liftle activ ity on board. All tlie markets open i W de- clined still further the close, ‘The wheat erowd ed oo heavily on thie strong early broke the wheat ro- visions became weak in sympathy, Sixteen Yoatloads of wheat were taken to-day for following were the Wheat for Ded ‘M ats hie {M Jan Hity for Decembe anuary, $11.70 for Febru: Lardsteady at $6.1 STOCK. CHICAGO, Dec. 16— [Special Telegran to the Brk)—Carrie—There is littls or no change 0 noteas compared with ye: . Iho receipts, as compared with the time last woek, show a falling off of about 6,000, & substantial fact that buyers cannot ignore Fhe demand to-day was active, with ifices rathier stronger on good and useful stock wiich as is usually bought for the diessed beet and shipping trade. On this class of stock there §s an advance of 25 per hundred as compared with the average of last week Big, heavy Chiistmas steers ave rather neg Tecte I'he season for sucli is drawing to a close and they are notwanted. ‘Taking the quality and the cost of production into con- sideration, big heavy eattle are making less mey than fair to good medium. Natiy 18 stock is plentiful and about as low Asat any time for the past three months. “Lexans continue to arrive treely for 5o late in the season and are making abont the sane for the past month or so. T er and feed I 35 moving alone much the tofore, l)nnl ations: Christ £0.00% Shipping atoors, 190 (0 X 00 to 1360 1bs, $5.60 4.00; 5010 1200 16, $5.25@5.00: stockers and and 5 s and mi\ml, $1.40 b: Texus cows, $400w " Hoas—The falling-oll in_receipts is excit- i1 a good deal of comment just now in both live stock and proyision es, and the query is often put forth, $ the hog crop short? and what has become of the hog As compared with the same time he numbers are 54,000 less, wit that the entire run for th 1 il 00,000, ¥pouding week | o-day tr wclive and pric bd Be higher on a gades afew faey b lling as high as . 1 L 18 At $4. 200 449 rough and €4.05; Jight OIS, $BN04,25; Yorkers, 94,1504 PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, Dec. 16—Flour—Fivn and uy changed: winter tour, $4,05@4,10; soutl ein, - SL00Gd00; Wisconsin. u84.00c4,10 Michigan soft spring _ whest Minnesota bakers @4.00; low grades, § quiet at $3.25@5,50 In barie 4.20 in sacks, “Wheat—Opened stronger ige ); closed @dye above ) January, i1 10-10c; February, . Corn—Demand light, ruled auiet byt steaqy : od shade better' than yesterday and aboiit ¢ as Yesterday | cash, Myé--Duil at Barley—Quiet at 523/c, ‘Timothy Seed—I'rinie. §1.82@1.5, Flaxseed— Higher at e, Wihisky—$1.15, Pork—Active: opened 10@ 12 higher and closed comparatively steudy January, $1.:0@li Fe $iL05, Jlnul Somewhat higher: anuary, § May, $6.60 Bulk Me 5 4.8hed 5 short short clear, §6.1066.15; 1ibs, 8515 for Jan uAry, Butter—Firm; creamery, 2@%e; dairy, : full eream clieddars, 12@ 1200 young Aericas, 13 {alilge. e llnw.\—lln-\ green salted, fully cured, Tyasel NEhtSige: bull - hides. 8lie: dry salted, 11 @ide: “dry flint, 13@idc; calf skiny qu\n 403 déacous, Be each. allow-2No. 1 eounury, 8ie; No, 2 25,0: cake, 4¢ b Receipts, Shipments, . 25,000 18,000 - 182,000 21000 . 1000 40,000 L 186,000 000 5000 New York, Des. pened firm and g @ - later qu( im provement, subsequently i red, nominal: No. 1 red, 2 Spot a shade better tions opened at mixed western, quoted at 1200 western steam tirm and in fajr dems je: Elzin creamery Quiet and fivin inncapoits, < No. £ patents, 0. Proyisions—Higher —Wheat—Dull: Corn—strong Rya- Steady Pork—-Nominal at $11.35. Stronger at §6.10, Butter—Steady ) Board—=Wheat about unchanged. Iz from 4 per cent per i fo 14 per cent and interest MERCANTILE RLING BXCITANGT 1l and steady at re was a marked that of yeste disappearing newed contiden day advanced use of money, ipulation, though the i cland discount is a measure the low of i to ehieck in to this country comparativequiet, hut the dvances over lus T, in the first ten nnn wanna 2 per cent and L'tading continued teverish, thongh towards noon there was re. newed declines, which were finally che mained strons £ saw a marked in the business done a e decided upward ma otasingle stock of active list showin 8TOOKS ON WALL ¥ cent bonds. i b e Ml St. L. & S, F Kmm-&'n,“;' 617, Texas Pacitic Union Pacilie Mich. Central Noithern Pac ¢ Drover's Jonrnal Sheep—Iteceints, 4,000: strong for ood and common to M\mu. opened stron common to choic St. Louis, Dec L»uu.-—l.emm« 1,400; v Christinas beeyes; ¥ native steers \l\'\.l.- m.-m, vy andgbutel lium to tancy nd, $2,7005.55, OMANA LIV pts continued light. 00dcorn-fed market remaing .\buul ~h~.\d) The market opened qu nolding on for yesterday's the forenoon the market |ives bulk of the rece fe under yesterday, pts were sold ¢ lie market closed ‘There were no fresh Prevailing Prices, the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, ... Cholee steers; 1100 to L) 1bs, (i00d teeders, . Liood 1o chore: Fwir to mes 11 Good to chol . Laght and un‘:nluu Nogs. Goud t0 cholce mived Bogs tog00d sheep tative Sales. Range of Showineg the highest s lowest prices paid for loads of hogs on this market durivg the past seven days and for the same time lastyear: G, 1R86 10th F 11tk 80 | 370 @3sh i2th Sunday 13th| 3 i L1y @4.0) 1ith 5 | 8 @hl0 Tath| 3 5400 @b 16th 400 @020 All sales of stock in this market are made JCrawt: live weight unless otlierwise stated ad_hogs sell at dg¢ ver Ib, for all weights. “Skins,” ogs welghing less than 100 [bs, novaliie. Pregnant sows ure docked 40 Ibs. and stags 80 Ibs, by the public inspector. Notes. M. Hake, of North Loup Banking com- DANY, Was & visitor at the yards. Joseph Colyer, Missouri Valley, was in and sold two loads of hogs. Mr. Honnewell, Aurora, Neb., was in with a string of choice heavy caitle. “Tiere were five loads of cholce comn-fed tle in to-day which received a bid of £1.4 STt shows,” remarked a cattle man, “that good cattle will bring a good price her All the cattle we liave been getting of late’ have been very inferior grades, and eonsequently, very low sales have bean reported. W, I’ B topped narket to-day with a 1oad of fan 11023 which averaged 402, aud was bought by Fowler Bros, Keep your common thin butelier stuff - at lome. 14 will not sell at any price. “I tell you what,” remarked a salesman, “the class of hogs' coming in now is 1ot as good as it was two weeks There a a £ood many very common Logs coming in.” Hogs all suld. Hog market about e lower, No sheep morket. J. Earling, Winterset, Ta, was here and sold two loads of eattle, his first shipment to the vards, says lie will come azain. Boetel, Millard, was here with a load Fowler Bros'. ice house, near the packing louse, is nearly completed. o OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. General Prodace, Thursday, Dec. 16, The following prices are for rownd lots, of produce, as sold on the market to-day. The Quotations on friits represent the prices at which outsidc orders are flled. I ! 't remains about steady, the bulk selling at 2 rovrriy—The \llllntl is not very active, Chickens are selling al ic and turkeys will ot bring any wor Criesi Pull eream cheddars, single, inll crean flats, twins, Licg yourig A Litge: fa <8, 1 oy Viss, impor Limbnr e, 18 @@ le, Prai Bl are in good de- mand, and sell_on M guotations, Quil will probably be oy lere always for deer, antelope a v . Prairic ehicke per doz, : per doz, watland, per doz, $1557 ducks, ¢ miked, per doz, $1.00 4 50 dy tdles,” per 1, 10612 s Der b, T@ e 1k saddles, pe I, 10¢; elk, careasses, per | elone, suld | antelop Ses, per i B bhits, per X 500 ; per doz, te. “The market is stronger, Choiee stock 15 quoted 0 and faney stoek at 375,00, e warket isabout hare of home 15 quoted at SL25. Thege s in, Which are sell- 5o 1.003 good 100w L25: wedium, hand 403 hand picked, navy, SL40 ProvISIONS 4 117 e breakfast bacon, 100: elear S ! v salt sides, Se: shoulder tef, Tezular, 1le! dried beef, ham pie s )'1b ‘eans, |20 1b eans, Fairbanks, Taxd, 10" Ib eans, Fairbanks, Te; 10" cans| Fairbanks, u . Fairbanks, steady. Choiee doz., 5 OvsTes 1s, selects, H LEMONS: OriaN aica, ; Flor- ida per hox, 85 50, CRANHERRIES—Cape Cod, faney, per bbl, $11.00612.00: bell and BANANAS—T] market. Bauauas, v ¢ bananas, yello ree, per bunch, 0. FLoun ANp Ministurrs—\Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, 2.0 second qual, itv. 103 best *quality spring wheat flour, patent, $2.60: bran, de per ewl:ehopped fecd, 0 per cwt e corn mead, e yellow e ral, N CWL: sereenin perewts hominy, $2.00 per ewt: short per ewt: erabam $1,60; hay, in bales, § .00 ver ton. Liat, Prescres—Medium, in bbls, half bbls, $3, Orleans, half bDIS, *'ol per gallon, 7 lon can doz, $10,00; half galion cans, per doz, 85,503 quart cans, % Sranen-—-Mirror glass,’ 1 gloss, # Ib, biyer mivror glo: Lira! corn, 1 Jb, by K tord’s corn, 1 llr Kinasi L1 b, Kinesford's 1b, 7ge: Kingsford's pure, 31b, 73c; Kingsfords butk, c. ToBACCO—Pliig, climax, 4203 horseshoe, head, ez piperheidsick i merty war, 2e: J. 1 inoking, Durhaw, 15 25, f0c: meersehi 0, ) Big Garnean's soda, butter reains, Syl gluger snaps, & Soaprs-Kirk's savon lmperial, Kirk's satinet. $5.00; Kirk’s standard, $3.05; Kirk's white lku“mn $1.00: Kirk's white- washboard, $5.10; Rorg—34 inch, 9%c: 1 Inch, 105,¢; I inch, 107 ¢: Diien Fruir—No, 1quarter apples, 45, in evaporated boxes, 113,@I2ic: bl berries. boxes, 9, @10c; peaches, Sait Lake 1686, 10@10".0; peaches, evaporated, 154 raspberries, new, 20@ic; clrrents, (@070 , new, 4364 e, 5 wiered, cut loaf, ated, 6ic; confectioners’ A } standard extra O, 53(@ medium yellow, 47, 008 OySters standard, per case, : strawberries, 2'1b, alifornia per cass; i White cher- ries, per X b se, §i plueerries i C$1800 exg plums, i, hinespoles, 3 1 $20@75: 1 1 'mna 11n saligor: 4 1 goose, berrie ‘u:~umgl»~.m~ per case, § b iima beans, per case, $1.60: 20b ‘marrowlat peas, per case, $240: early June peas, per case, § toes, §2 10 b.eorn Corrpks--Ordinary grade: u.xu o fair, L @lie; prime, 1" @17 tye: ehoic taney green and yellow. 16@17c; 0ld srument Java, e nteror Java, 1 3 General Wooi -Medium 15 : tne Lieavy, Wa@ltes Light, 16@lac; coarse, 1@lte; burry v o off. HIDES—Cireen butehers, 6'¢c; geeen cured, & dry flint, 1@l dary ‘salt, S@ioe] green calf skins, »; damaged hides, two-thirds price. e, Grease- Prime white, 3c: vellow, brown, 1% Sheep Pelts, LEATHER—Frime sl 82 prime oak sole leathier, 0 se. leather per foot, 20@e; hiew, ki oak kip, 85@¥c: French kip. L, calf, $1W0@LI0; oak calfl, $1.25@1.80: Morseco, boot Motoceo 01l pebbie, and Kninge, 60 2%0c, WAREL 70D, | Prenen eatr FRANK D. MEAD, ‘Garpenter and Builder, T WORK ASPECIALTY Telephone 660, Sixteenth Street. ‘THORVOLD OLSEN, PHROPRIETOR OF Philadelphia Markev Cor. Baunders and Clarke Street: Keeps only first class g toppings n Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN ] HOE COMPANY, Man tagturers snd Wholesale Dealers fn Boots and Shoes, plete stock of Ra £ 180 a1, Omabe, bl v!vvl\l‘ka(‘l n’“m dry, $1.50; 't harrow teeth, 4ic, 209 Sout « alwars on hand N 503 Ihml»»n s mule « MORSE & €O, Jobhers of Roots and Shoe 1Y Faroam st, Omaha, Neh. Manufactory CZ. T LINDSEY & Wholesale Rubber Boots and RubBer and Oiled Clothiog and Felt Boots, ot y rates, 10 to 50, X buckshot, €1, $2:50: do. hal{ Keg S1.50: blasting kexs, Lead bar, $16 VaAnNtcnrs—Barrels L 22 'A' steel nails, §2.65, oriental powder, e all kinds of 16 i1 the cily lnl( SVCRDERS WD (lanke srs. DREXEL & MAUL, weessorsito Jno. G, Jacobs, l'NDIu RTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, tthe oldstand 1407 Fa icited and mu\ll\lll\ at I'nlupl\une No. JOHN SIMMONS FLORIST, Al kinde of Vedding plants for GREEN HOUSE ON ST TI-I !'l', hard oil tinish, ne snirits, 18 p $11% 4 , second quality, 10 188 proof. $1.16 r wine ealion. Gin, blendes $2.00@0.00: Ken- Agt. for Anlienser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Fanst, Budwelser and Frianger STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, o1 North 13h Sireet, Omaha, 0: Kentucky boutbons, Tennsylyania ryes, Sheaf bonrbon ani Brandies, imported, 85,0008, . G lmv'nm-d, $4.50 Yye whitkies Coffee, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. nes. Spices, Riking Powder, Flyvor ¥ case. $10.00@16.00. PEAINTS 1§ Ol White lead. Omaba, T P 4¢; white lead, St, Louls, pure, seilles green, 1to 5 Ib cans, Ihmw l ant-v nml \||I|'n- Mills M l‘ (9 Yenetian red, Cook- low, genuine chrome wllnw. ', ochre, rnrm-lln- EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, John Epeneter, Prop. P Shahtat brow Vrince's mineral, “Duy Paryte-W hite lead, Sc: French sine, JOBBERS DIRECTORY Groceries, PAXTON, GAL J & CO0. \\'hnl»sulo Groceries and Provisions o 705, T, N0 and 7 ||i 10th S8, (‘mnlln Neb. McCORD, BRADY X 0., Wholesale Grocers, Nardware. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Springs, Wagon Ktock, Hardwars Lumber, etc. 198 And 1211 Harnay st. Omaba. DNEY & GIRRON, Wholesale Iron and Steel, Wakon and ¢ S Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass Goods. 12l and 19 Fu Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kto. Yards-Corner ith and Douglas; Corner Ut And DongIs, CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 148 14th street, Omaha, Nou. 1. Colpbizer, Manager. Jowelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSON. Wholesale Jowelers and Music Dealers, Denlers In Silvernara, Diamonds, Waiches, Cloek Jeweler's Toolaand Matarinle. e/c. 101 and 105 I:ll-‘ THE RAILWAY 1]\”: TABLES Manatacturer of Galvanied iron and Cornies, Paris whiting, whiting, gilders Prussian blue, nutacturers ot Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, we, Finale, Metalic 8kylight, etc. 3108, 32t 8L, Ol RN CORNICE WORKS, Specht, l'l'op “UNION PACIFIC. Depot 10th and Pierce sts raw and burnt i ) burnt sienna, 13¢: fined lampblack 1 black. 16c; drop biack vandyke brown, toach black and Ivory Prussian bine, . I8¢ ehrome k'rl'(’ll, L., Depot 10th and Pacitie sts.| (}.‘l.ill,l CARPET CO,, geriltion, 1 iland Express vollow ochire, 183 good” ochre, craining color, light onk, dark oak, Walnit, chesthut and ash. DEUGS AND UHEMICALS, Acid, tartarie, bark sassafras, chinchonidia, [vl'r oz, 40 50e; Dover's ]mwdvr'& per . upmm \.\H. Oil Cloths, 1511 Dong!as atre A. ORCHARD, ale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Medtings, Curtain Goods, Fio. C.B&Q R R, Acia, carbolie, Umun 10th and I balsam copaiba, per il 125 Fuimaw Steet, Depot 10th and Paciic sts. Via Plattswonth oln Express. Crackery and Notions. hie'y ml cim..r 0 am| 13345 pm L, 8! 4\' ml Olive, Agent for (he Man «And Importers of iadide, per 1, §2 ol hato morphine, | Cstrychnine, per oz, §1.25, alicin. per o |n-p<x|v$llmmf Webster <t ) commodation/10:30 am Ory Lumoer, D. A, HURL Commission and Jobbing. Figaand Prodic Tandquniters No.1 Com. s, 3 5 % am 11:10 am Nizht Exjress ¢ Lincoln Express UNION STOCK S AND TIMBERS, Commission Merchauts, RIDDLELL, and Commission xeept Sunda 16,30 170011500 20 00 50,00 No. 1, 4.& 6 fneh, 1 Produce Commission Merel all others are regul AND PARTITION, vards dummy “in White Pine Partiton...... T WELKS & ] - Norway Pine Ceiling o General Commission Merchants, Coal anv’ Lime. Council Bluffs, “ Conneets with € No. 1, pla M,\unl 10 incl Hard and Soft (‘(m] 1Conneets with >, at Couneil Bluft Comiects withall ing trains for Ch OMALL 1 o C U)ll’ AN l' Jobhers of Hard and Soft Coal, eenth Street, Omakn, N 7. JOHNSON & CO.. Mannfucturers of Illinois White ippers of Conl and it ) Fnarsssafi W. H. GRAHAM, A. M. M. D CONNECTING Cenfectionery. . FAY & CO., Manufacturing Conf Jobbers of Fruiis, Nuf fExeent Mondi Live Stock Commission. ALl trains run daily M. BURKIE (& pacconinzcof th ST. JOHN'S REAL ESTATE AGENGY Geo. 11 ke, Maniger 1l trains run daily Tinion Stock Yards, 8. Gmiha. Stock 1'm|m|i~4iml Me Ieept Saturda, ‘ Cigars and Tobacco. skixeept Monday. MAX )II‘?) n,umnm ALHI\ Creahiton block, Gune and Ammunition THE BANK OF comfiffléfi 10724 8 11U bt.. All traiRs sun dai} RITSCHI'R, ers of Fine Cigars, WEST & F Manufactu And Wholesnio fies HOUSER & WOODLAND, l_)lllll JOBBEIIS’ DIREGTORY Artists' Material, A. HOSPE, JR., Artigts’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1613 Douglns Street, Omnha Paid in Capital, s, 'lobaccos, Pipes and Smokers' Catand $mo RLICHS, Vice-President. tand $mok ing Tobuocos, Milwiwnkoo, Wiscons F. 1B JOHNSON, Cashier North i xtesath Streot, Omak FLRJORNSON, W, SEIVERS F. B Jons 0N, A genernl banking by Inicrest allowed on g M. R, lilsl)ln\< Genl. Insurance Agent Merchant's National Bank Build aam aud 13th st Telephone No. Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesnlo Dealer Agricultnral Implmm-m SMITH & €0, Dry Goods, Furnis| \ 1102 and 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th B, Omnhin, Ne. ns trunsacied, t, beiween Vib ITCALF €O, Agrienltural lmp]vmnu!m Wagous Carriages, Bugy PARLI N,ORE LININGER Distillers of Liguors. Alcohol and Sp. and JoLbors of W WILLOW SPRIN CO. and 1LF 3 and |igtors, Omibs, Nel raski. \lllllll & M. ll!llN Wholessle Dealors in Agriculiural Implements, 01,539, 908 and W Domes(ic Liquors. 1112 1arney Wagons and Bugkiel Orugs, Paints, Etc. Butter and Eggs. 5 McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and F Butrigerator and Packing'} "\ CLARKE DRUG CO,, ngmt Drug l’alul 0i1 & Glass Honge CHAS., R LEE Hal wood Lumber AND WAGON STOCK. ariiey et Ounaha, Drain Tile, Ete, A RBALEN Pros, [ Builders' Hardware and Scales. LW HEDrORD Sec 8T ens ArsoN, Viitrer, and HUYDRAULIC DIRAIN TILT o, HIMEBAUGH Builders'Hardware & Se; i Hulhln\fi ales. 1403 Do & TAYLOR, T FLOORING And WOOD CAR $.W. Corner 9th and Douglas s WANTED! Ladies to Work for Us at Their Own | §710 $10 Per Week Can Be Quietly Made No phioto. painting; no e, lease addre Wholesale Hardware. agente for Jeflerson Sieel Nail Fairbunks Slandurd Seaics Tiarney . Omaba CHARLES SHIVERICK, Upliolstery, 16,1208 a0 1210 Faranm ot - Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butehers' Tools aud » i Casiugs of ol kinde always FPAXTON & VIE Iron Works, Tron Bullipg Work, Iron Stairs, eani Eigines Brass > 0, 20 Central £t Bostou, Ma i, cor. Dodge, Omali. Neb, C. N, DIETZ, Lumber. 13t and Callfornia Streets, Omahm, Nah, FRED W. GRAY Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Ete, Cor.6th and Douglas ste., Omkha. Ne HOAGLAND, Lumber, T.w. Hd \VI'I','I' LUMBER 1'1): To Dealers Only. OfMee. 1403 Farnam at-ent, Omaha. CHAS. R. LEF, Hardwood Lnmbe Wood Carpets and Parguet Floorlng. 90 ant Dough Fo tiatin ik JOHN A, WAKLEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Trported and American Partlond Coment &inte Agent for Miwanken 1yl Couins wnd Heat Quiney Wi e i e a Live Stock. UNION STOCK Y.ARDS CO., Of Omaha Limited. Johi F. Royd, Suparinterdent, Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERF Millinery and \ulv-nu, 13 vl 1915 Harney Stoot, Omahn, Neb, e WNotions. OQODRICIH & €O, oneh Toys & Faney Goods jos duplicated withont add- Omihi. LOBINSON NOTION CO., v i Notions and Furnishing Goody, [ Notions, Hosicry and Gents' Fuvnishing (u\mh Papor Bores, oo L. WILKIE, Manufac per Boxes S8 1§ ¢ i el & Cia NEIeLnD MANU conrd Manufacturers of Overalls, Jenns Pants, Shirts, itc 11104 Douglus Streer, inting. RF PRINTING COMIANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Bouk B mnd 103 South Fousteenth ymaiy WESTELRN NEWSPAPER UNION Anxiliavy Publishers, ra' Supplios. EDWIN ll(ll.hl\ £ CO., Manufacture: ersund Doalors in 1 Im»- ,\|m 2 Vinegar Sufes, Etc. BOYER & (0O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s Firo 8nd Burg ar Proof Safas, Time 1ooks, Yknlte A dail W 1023 Fariim Stroet O b. G, ANDI} Omaha Nale Works, M. A, DISBROW & (O, Blinds aud Monldings, Uy ud Lzard sy, Omabn, Neb, | G LYMAN, Sash, Duor, Blinds, Mouldings, Ballding Papy ) Sireet, Owaba, N 0 : fors I;(}".\' MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blind: Mouldinga S1air W ark aad Luterior Hard Wood k Just opured. N. K Cor. Al and 1.3 <eaworh B Pumps. CHURCIHILL IPUMI' (0O, Wholesule Pumps, Vipe, Fittings, A. L STEANG (O, Pumps, Pipes hwi Fugin a0, 424 Wod 024 Farn | U, 8 WIND ENGINE and 1"UMP COMIANY. EK b iine N Truniks. TH. 1 MALHOEE Wholesale Trunks, Mil'aid Hotel Block, Oiosb Wagons and Carciages Ao . SIMPSON The Leading Uarriage Factory, KATABLISIE 1406 aud 111 Dudgo sireer, Oauha, Building Material OMAHA LUMEIL €0, Deater tu Al Klad suilding Mateviad at W Lolesale,