Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1888, Page 3

white extra ( THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, ‘Wheat Growe Firmer and Enjoys Anotber Little Boom. OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY | OMAHAJOBRERS' IREGTORY __Agriculturai tmplements, CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Jones Street, between vih and 100, Omaba, Nebraska, LININGER & METUCALF CO. . Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages Huggles, Fte. Wholesale. PARLIN, URE DORF& MARTIN, Agricultura) Imrlrmeuls Waions & Bumes 01, 90, Q06 and &7 Jones Street, Omaba. P. P. MAST & CO., Mennfactarers of Buckeye Drils, Seeders, Cultivators, Hay R strained honey. right after the opening this me Carriages and Buggles. wed on Record Dur- Instrumcnts ing Yesterday. L Bradford and wite to W M Latey. lot 5, stocks in which there was any tra and was again a leader i strength, aside from which Good beef cattle were in light s there was not much th IS STEADY AND STRONG. Medium, in t stock there was Traders and others anced this property and th was some talk that it would go to 55 before long, though this did not carry much weight, during the fore- other stocks being of suall consequence, as there was of the time. e packers bought Very Light Trading in Oats— Still Unsettled -But Little fm provement in Cattle—Hogs Act= ive — General abeth place. q ¢ 4 Sampson to b : King, 16@%c. stock and a number of hanged hands, LS besides a good many odds and feeders and several at prices ranging all the sband and children, € 0 Howard and wite to 8 W ited DIk S, Saunders & Himebaugh's' Pleass bunches were 80| way from §2 Quotations. MAPLE SUGAR—Hricks, (Sakes, 13@130 per ibj pure mapls ver eal. noon, the movement S W Iesley and wite to M A Tesley, lot 1, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Telegram to y to expectations, the market did not go to pieces to-da On the receipt of the government report yes: terday afternoon curb traders sold December wheat down to §1.11, at inson put in his pe at $1.12, with and May at §1.13, ing was on the cember and §1.12 vance was steady from that range until No vember was quotcd #1147 and May dullness much ket was dull and the best prices of the r, being slight ‘son, common to fair, Young Hyson, kood to fanc common to good, 2. 10 fancy, 4@ At noon the eady to firm at about 5 Gte City Dark, There were fifty-nine ceived and sold. at prices that were choice heavy load sold at & loads of hogs re- to 1 J Corrigan et " bk 1, Horbach's Au Sckett fo G W' Peck powder, chol The market contin- ued dull throughout the entire session for al and's advance , most of the remainder of the list showing a small appreciation. The following were the closing quotations 1241 |Narthern Pacific nd Luban Pul Oolong, common to good, Oolone, choice to fancy, 5 comuon to medium, 2@ide e and wite to M Wiljson, 1ot 18, bik 1, . WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., So ”l"mrlhu park, wd Arrrculmral ]mrlemerrs Wagons & Buggies 1ath and \mmv.q Streets. The supply was larg of Wyomings being re six double decks for the day was 17 which point Huteh This morning it opened ember quoted at #1104 Trading around the open- NUTS—Almonds, 5@17c; filberts, 11 2¢; pecans, 10@l1c; ' Carr and wite to J A Latson, lot 14, blk 4, Ambler ES Rood and wife to Albeight's Anu N Hosick, lot 1, South Otuaha, s@10¢ per 1b; @25¢ perlb, as per list Fisin—Holland Herrin Trout. No. 1, & 3 Shore. #15.00, Large Family, Columbia River ssorted cakes, 7 J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twie. 1213 Leavenworth at. Omaha. MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers and Jobbers in Wagons, Buggies, Rakes, Plows Elc. Cor. 9th and Facifc Streets, Omaa Samson et al, lot 19, ountze & Ruth's add, q ¢ 0 E E French and wife to F L John Luke View, w . 1B Hingen, iots 14 and 15, bik Prevailing Prices. The following 18 a table of prices paid in this market for the grades of stock men- Chicago & Alton Chicago, Burlington December at This wain was 2. Mond, Manager. ¢ St. Paul & Omaha G H Boges and' wife to J 1 Quinn, nw ot Primesteers, 1300 to 1 l’rmw !le(.r‘ 1100 to 1300 1bs, 500 1ba .. &4 50 hour values worked off somewhat, the re mounting to n. Kunsas & Texas Michigan Central Missouri Pacific MoxeY ON CaLL—E '3 Western Unfon, ory to nearly the best prices of the day steady markets at a range only & y below the outside quotations up to Rungo steers, com'on to ehoice 2 hland Park add, w d. Common to £0od cows. Choice to fancy Commonto choice bulls Fair wenoice iight hog: Fairtochoice heavy hogs. Fair to choice mixcd ho Artists’ Material A HOSPE, Jr., Arnsts’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douelns Stroet, Omaba, Nebraska. 10 p r“-«m dts.; LI, Elghteen transte COTTON FLANNE PriME MERCANTILE PArER—47{@0!; per The following permits to build were 18 STERLING EXCHANGE—Quiet and casier at Ue By for sixty-day bills, and $457y for leading strong! impression scem Booksellors and Stationers H. M, & S. W. JONES, Successorsto A. T. Kenyon & C: Bussellrs and Satimer nd going to #1.168. go; ARPET Wanr—Bib White, prevail this worning tauve Sales alifornia street improvements, Wholesale & Retail teenth and Doug! Richard Haader, Thirty-*1xth str Charles Bower, stable, ates wnd Hirde , brick cottage, ces ruling to-day all the wheat that was e, Charleston and Tt ailig §ei lh'r]m oil, arner oil,' @ Roc klmrl, 04 ders go on the theory i at with fine flour 0 per barrel more than low grade flour and with good wheat notoriously scarce, and active demand by millers who have no tear of inability to market all the fine annot run a scrious risk i December, 4114c 'r"x;'u-x.nko EF, L JOHER § 20, Whulrsalr Nanufacturers of Buots aml Shoes Agenta for Roston. Ruboer Shoe Co i Harney S, Omaka. Nebruaka. W. V. MORSE & CO.. Jobhers of Boots and Shocs. <t Omaha Manufactory, Sum: wber, 5 116¢; L 1t Reddy, cott, ke near Twentieth can make, the, paying current pr standing on their deals, especially in view of ¢ large proportion of best wheat must of necessity be kept off the market for sceding purposc y continue to general trade 3 is still out of parity Kbt permits ager cash, $15.00; November, BRANCH OFFICE. JOHN M. SHAW & CO. COMMISSION, Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds, Margin Transactions a Specialty. JOHNSON & CHRISTIAN, Ma: 15 BOARD OF TRADE, Members of the Chica ate Wires to Chi 0;\1AIIA SAVINGS BANK. | = 1301 DOUGLAS STREEL Capital Stock. Liabilitles of Stoe led( LI Five Per Cent Intercst Paid on De- 1 0s:1t8-=Compunded Semi- Annually. Loans Made Ull RBfll Estate. the fact that a v 1101, 11631105 Dougls Huur Steady, That is one " Cotfees, Spices, Etc. " CLARKE COFFEE C: ‘Omalia Coffee Ana Spice Mills. " Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavorije Extract, Laundry Blu 141 Tlurney Street, Omabu, bleached, Sige P, bleached, 9, ¢ 3 short ribs, & creamery, 16@24c; dairy, Carter Cattle Co < Dado Holland, Brown -ln‘r‘l\ng Atlantic A, 44, Atlantic D' 4-4 plain Holland, Steady at 15@igc. Unchianged; heavy green salted, 7@ lmmvl’ -4, 6 4 $hyoy Crown XXX, 44, &.1 “Crockery and Glaseware © W. L.WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of ey, (Hassware, Lamns, Climneys, 7 8. 1Atk i Oma that soouer or later a vast amount of wheat wiil be brought in to fill contracts, wheat hasn't come in quantities to alarm the bulls, warchouse he trade to- - ble volume and there was a good deal of out- despite the popular char- Ye; damaged, branded hides 15 s (,, 44, 0.4 Dominion, 44, L Firm; full cream cheddars, 101@ + flats 108,@llc; Young Americas, 11@ Aurora R, 44, .L.‘,\mom B, 14, #ide business done, ation of *‘a purely loc Tmuoriers and Jotbers of Crockery, Glasswarr, Lamgs, Silverware . New Paxton Butlding. West Point 29 in, 7, 150; West Poing 40 in, 11 0z, 16c. but prices wers apolis to-day than they winter wheat markets d n Cuicago declines and ‘Commission and Storage. " RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission MGI‘DH&H(S, 1112Howard Streat, Prints—Pinkand Robes Richmona, 6 Steel River, 6iye} 11. — Wheat— Receints, spot larket trading being pull up with New York, Oct Richmond, g ing on the pur r*m\n_ [y commission men to switch the out of December trade in wheat : \\vmw.r [} $1.1311.1314 GEO. SCHROELCER & CO. Successors to MeShane & Schroeder) Produce Commission and Cold Starage. i Omabn, Nebraska. FREDERICK J. FAIRERASS. Flour, Pee, Grain and Generel Commision Merchant. Correspondence golicited. 11xa—Berkeley tinues to have the call in the volume The buying during the fo 4 on the buying of 1 u shorts, closing st November, §1.12¢w ed during the last hour it was unques- tionably general and ported to be a seller may have taken 5 WIL ur R, Cuslier. ik --hfinmg a\'l $1.137¢. STOCKHO) orn—Receipts, GUy C. BATON, A New_ York mills, 2in, 1le; Pepperell, 5 : Bepperell, 8.4, Some of the shorts punsel of their fears and on the theory corner” in thiut yetthe “December corner 23ic in 1-11‘\'r|lu|. 5 €3 options ki highel November closing at that there was month, but u b G Wamsutta, 1163 Val: ,— Plaid —llnflxmen,mn-: 3 Olear’ Lale, [ANNELS = White—G H,I\o 2, ige; B H, No. 30c: Quechee, No, Unufl(i'r'mpu market a trifie stronger and moderate higher but very dull, No- AMES W, SAVA THEBANK OF COMMERCE. S, W. Cor, Famam and I5rh Sts. l'nld in Capital. .. L. BIERBOW Vice President. = 13. JOUNSON, Cashier, Nevertheless December premium over M 3 eight of the excitement, the last half hour. December was selling at #1.16 2 y_was quoted at $1 and that differcnce was & Coa!, Coke and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME (-0 . Jobvers of Hard and Soft Coal. Stroet, Omaha, Nebraska, JOHNSON & [CO. Menufacturers of Lime, Andshinpers ot Coul Luske Come Drain Tile, and tive: options g vember closing ;1 mixed \\estcrn, 20@3134¢; white west: ptions opened barely steady at ine on a freer movement of sing 10@20 points below yester- ¢ a good deal of | 10(20 points d foreign account. wheat was bougl Trading from 12 o’clock to the close was at- tended with great excitement and as the market continued to advance the uproar in- Last prices were 4c_higher than ¢ for December and 3@ At the close Sceretary Stone called attention to the infraction of the rules governing irregular trading after houts and_ cautioned members against a con- tinuance in its practice. Corn opened fairly active and strong at from { to }jc over yesterday's closing figures on all futures up to the end of the current year, while May ruled_comparative ing at the closing price of The government report ally accepted magnitude s crop, but how much of it will grade No. 2 in November and December was overtopped frec Ln\uua dress, a’ \Vlllllcnloll drd L‘~45| '\\'oods, 5xey Packers Purchases. Showing the number of hogs bought by the leading buyers on the market to-day: G. H. Hammond & Co Omaha Packing Co... 8iyc: Renfrew dress, S\.m 125, “Cavunes — Sxge; Peacock, bigc. Piixts' [NDIGo BLUE—Arnold, 6 ican, 6igc; Gloucester, 6igc: Arnold B long .10\1.. Gold s-ml 103§ including October at '$14 00@14.10; Novem: 3 December, $13,05@13.50; 3 fair cargoes $16. spot, Rio, bar Jen long ' Winasor Gold closed at 93}{c. Eggs—Quict and ste: Pork—Quict; Dry cood- ana Nollon- M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods anfl Notions, 102 mfllm Douglas, C KILPATRICK-KOCH J P Squire & Co . Davis & Atwood Chas, White & Co western,2%. Western steam to cl ); options lower and dull, November W, \IIV\ ERS, Hemlock sole, 18@27c per 1b: oak sole, 3@ A' LENT. RECTOR. 8ic per 1b; oak harness, 30@ - ted oak uud Lra lock upper, 20@ B0@he per b, weights oak calf skin, 1b: Philadelphia calf skin, extra, hemlock kip skin ib; oak kip skin, No- 1 delphia kipsk OMAHA WHOLESALE Produce, Fruits, Ete. Burrer—Fancy, solid-packed creamery, 18 choice country, MARKETS. Butter—Firm and in good demand; ern dairy, 12@lfc; western creamery, 13@ , 3 ¢ per 1b; oak nml hem- Hemlock calf wccording to 90c(@$1.00 per Acoonnte 6t Bix . Merchants and Individ uals received on the t favorable terms, iON TRL”” (DMPANY, N U\IMIA, NEB. $300,000 Loans Made on Real Estate. School,County ana Municipal Bonds Negotiated Y GOODS Co Importers aud Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Cheese—Lower, 1 western, 910}y Cincinnati, Oct. 11. 11 iiret Guotations b the previous da) contirmed the g ith freer supplies but Gents' Furnishing Good t8., Omalia, Nebraska. roer 11th and Tainey NEBRASKA FUEL CO Stippers of Coal and Cois, 214 Soush 1ith St., Omaka. Neb, xtra, umun perib, Freuch ding to weight and quality), - French kip skins do, sve( : No. 2 mixed, 461 : bakers' floir, §.25@5.75 a factor which 2% ceded gencral toward the close but very strong und no indi- cation was shown of a desire to seil Closing prices were at or near the highest of the day and steady. Oats lacked animation with light specula- nfined within a range of @ ging nearly steady iprl future with a fair domand e, while October and the two fol- lowing months were extremely dull with few Receipts continue liberal v, and faic quantitios arg sent -Dull Vit casier: No. In good dcmnud at 1 N eapolis, Oct. OPES—40@T5e per dozen, @1ue per bushel. i —G0@s0c per bu, d fowl 10 the marke! SWEET POTATC ThY—No dress live chickens, $3.00@3.50 per welt leather, £3, Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, __Furnam Strect, Omaba, Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, hipped out; sellers were holding for an advance on milling wheat to partly with the rise in th glove calf skins, M ie per bu, liformia $5,00@3.50 per bu box. rictly tresh, 18@1vc candled. LIFORNTA GRAPES—$1. Delawares 40(a GRAPES —30@40c speculutive mar- r's were paylng about %c more amples. Closing quotations: N December §1 skins, 40@50¢ per foot, ac Toppings, §.00@10.00 per 5 0@l.00 ver dozen; apron sicins, §10.000 ording to quality. again the priv October, §1.26; §1.1 No. 1 northern, on track, §1.2 . mber, £1.14; on track, $1.14. 11. — Wheat— inquiries noticed I)ruu« and Cln-mi als. Milwaukee, cush, $LONY; ues—Califoruia, $1,00@1.50 per box; (@$1.00 per basket. mmon, §1.50@ _u 0024.00 per case, VOG.U0 per box. cr-;cerlau. AXTON, GALLAGHER & CO. eries and Provisions, 7,709 and 711 €. 10 §¢.. Omaha, Neb McCORD, BRADY & CO., sale Grooers, rth Streete, Omnha, Nebraske, JOSERN TEARKER, ALFiED Minanb, NEBBASKA SAVINGS BANK, t3, Chawber of same as yesterdi tradn it Totling iass gum Arabic, s ru_srn gum camphor, Wholesale Gro was generally quite strong, by the unexpected advance before busines West Virgiuia Sudl.00 per dozen. Au@iie ver bu, £1,00@4.00 per 100 1bs. ]-u]k “cash §14.5 rish inclination wi ‘The nnloading of long prope the selling of a few he '@ tine excessive ceded considerably coupled with Lml.nn, of \lm Kholders. 2 th and Leavenwor Later there was some £2,00@4.00 “er bbl. Oats—Steady; cash, ber, 24c asked! Lower at $13.37¢ Lower at §.871¢@ e adjournment pork for November, Mardware. and short ribs for October Block tin, small pi Block tin, bar MARKS BRQb SADDLERY CO,™ Saddlery & i ¥y and January Por Conn—LRice UARROTS —b0c per bushel. £ Beaxs—Choice castern handpicked navies, common, 2@3e. Manufacturers of I‘SOf Saddiery Hardware 403 and 147 Harpey St, Omuhs, throughout noticcably short ribs or pork and clos. ¢ on October, }s¢ on Decenibe weaker than /i creamery, 18@20¢; dair vear and January, CHICAGO LIV Cmeaco, Oct. 11 ]— CaTrLe.—There was little or no provement in the gencral slow and unsatisfactory tosalesmen es) #0 with those that had natives, as such were nearly unsalable unl at about the same prices as rangers were plenty of these coummion and coarse na- tives that would not muke over or say ranger prices; most of the salesmen were quoting this class 204 the opening of the week. decline on medium natives is the big supply of cheap and prime rangers that both ship- pers and dressed beef packers prefer. few good natives on sule made about the same prices as for the past day or two, sold about the same as yesterday, and rangers were about the same aé fora day or two past Cow stock and low grade natives remain as low as at any time this year, and slow at that. Thrrc is a fair demand for sto Galvanized sheet iron, and b per cent discount Patent planished iron, N Heavy Hardware. . BROATCH, ware, Iron arfl Slcel ln-uu.ln-r $I [t Cnorrkn Feen Viseaan—Cider, wine, 10@?20¢ pe CRANBERRIES— elegram to Tnr 10@!se per gal. asked; \L' BN \\l.rlu L 00@3.00 per bbl, ~s—Hams, No. 2 ish, 2014¢ asked. HIMEBAUGH &TAYLUR Builders' Hardware and Stale Repair S, Mechanics' Tool Chicago, Oct val reorts as foliows Caule-Tiecelpts, 11.—The Drovers' IR A Solder, No. 1. smoked sausage, ings, 17@18¢. Grocers List. Revised prices are as tollows: Stark A, seamless, 22¢; : Lowiston A, seamless, Tin p!ulc, l.\', 10x14 Steel nails, base, Steel wire nails, base, per Junk—Machiie TOR, WILHELMY & CO. Wholesale Hfll‘dWflFfl £th and Farney Sts., O for Austin Powdér ( .40; cows, bulls and Texas and Indian c lower than at xfOR SALE+ The cause of this EVERYWHERE ARE THE BE; Sold by Drugi wrought iron, &.00@ “Hogs—Receipts, 0@0.00; heavy, 5, $3.5035.40. miarket stron, PEERLESS DYES gunnies, single, 1i 20¢; wool sacks, 85e. extra sail, 20@2le sail B, 1% £2.00@3,00; tea lead, rub\n.r, $2.60@3.00; mixed rags, $1.10@1 15 per cwt. LEE, CLARKE, ANDRFFSFN HARD- WARE COMPANY Wholesale Hardware Cutlery, rm Plalr Metals, Sheet Iron, et ‘Mintm! Powder and nies, double, @3.40; l mbs $3.75@5.50, ~Cattle—Receipts, The market was 20 beef and shipping sers & shade higher; grass range strong to 10¢ higher; cows firm o 5@10¢ higher. Good to choice corn-fed, $4. RUITS-~Figs, 10 boxes, 16c; dates, in boxes, 7 @le; layer raisins, per box. First and second clear, 2 in London Malaga % First and second clear, 13, @1i§ stronger with dress. kers and feed- s about the same as for the past Woek or 80, The recoipts include 6,500 lunnl Choice to extra bee medium to good steers, “new Valen- PALMER RICHMAN & LU . Live Stock Cummlsslmr Herohauts, Hats, Caps, Etc. . PARROTTE & CO., Whrlesar Hals Caps and Straw Goods. 107 Harney Street, Omna? an. Neb. and western cattle, A stook bosrde B stock boards, 12 C stock bourd D stock boards, Flooriug, tirst common, 6 in Flooring, second common, 6 in. Select fencing fooring Siding, first and second clear, 1416 1125 Siding, first commou, 10 feet. . . A Siding, second comuion Common boards ., No. 2 boards, all lengths.. Fencing No 1, 1220 feet. . 3 No. 2, 12, 14 and 18 fe ting, 2x4, l-wlu s Timber, 4x4, 5xs, 1 Pickets, first rough, xood kers and feeding dried hlm kberri steers steady : . 3 raspberries, per b, 5(24.00; stockers and ; Y ‘”"'n‘“d o w\\h. hulls and mixed, l‘vlu- _and In- n.SRlMERZWESTERFIELDs MALE Live Stock Commission. Room 15, Exchange Hogs—Reeo mu '6,400; abipune ket firmer and about 5@10¢ h common o medium, ; skips "aind pige, §5.03 5@14.00. Stock Yards, 11.—Cattle — l(n‘l‘nrll, 200, market eavy native stecrs, £.00@%.60; fair'to 8000, Balb feet, r..m ~ red evaporated Boricote, 100; Zan muun- ish prunes, 4'{@isc 5 lemon peel, 16¢; western rangers, and’ haif breads, @3.00; wintered Tex: - Union Btoek Yaras OMAHA LUMBER A.l Kinds of Building Material at 15ta Strest and Union Pacific Treck, Orsubia LOUIS BERADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Yards (nrnn u- -m Dous'ax; \wLU ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commision Dealers in Live Sock. Boow 2, Opposite Kxchuoge Buiiding, Unlon Stock South Omaba, Neb. UNION STOCX YARDS Co.. 0f Omeha, Limited deha £ Boyd, Suberiuiendcate Hoas llun\m‘hs was active, with an nn- expected and quick upturn of 10@15¢ aver the current prices of yesterday of mixed sold rJnsl.ng Rio, 15(@ Java, interior, i Bantos and .lur-» largely "at 86,60, the best at $6.00, and a few lots of fancy heavy at .10 @6,3; common mixed sold as low as 8650 6,80; light scrts sol 4 IU llu\n’rn .md feoders, fair vn-fed, §3.00@ Ty gooé r' 0@ largely at . W@ H«‘)n— tecr ipts, ,*00; shipments, 4,10; EveaR- unnnuw:. $@si¢; conl. A, 1}(% ——— ], ] ] 71— C. iN. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of anrrr 13th wnd_ Californin Strects, Omaha, Nebraska Fheo w. Gav, Lumer, Lime, Cement, Bte., Ete, \omrrflhnud Douglas ta l"mlh‘- T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO To Dealers Only. Offco, 1403 Farnam Street, Omaha. JOHN A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc, Imported and_American ' nent Asent 10wy ement ang ¥ i CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 9th and Douglas _ Millinery and Notlone. 1. OBERFELDER & CO,, Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions X210 and 212 South 11th Street e c—— Overalis. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., . Manufactarers of Gveralls, Jeans Pats, Bhirte, K. 117and 1108 Douglas Stree Cliatin. N Y b _Notions. J.T.ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Purmsmrz (}undr 48 And 46 Bcuth 10th 8t O Olle. LUN50L|DATED TANK LINE co. . Wholsale Refined and Lubricating l]rls. Axie Grease, Ete. Omaha. AL 1L Bishop, Ma VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notious and Gent's Furnishing Goods, 1108 Harney Stroet, Omaha Office Fixtures. THE SIMVONDS MANUFACTURING co. Manufactures of Bank, Office and Saloon Fixtures. Manties Sien ards Mook Caser. Drug b Paints and Oils. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesale Dealers in Paints, 0ils, Window Gla;s Brr. ariem Btrost, OmAk B Paper. CARPENTER PAFER 2., Wholesale Papcr Dealers, Carey & nice stock of Printing, Wrapping and Writing en o car fond orders. Papeor Boxes. “JOHN L. WILKIE, Prnurrrmr Omaha Paper Box Factory. Nos and 118 Douglas St Omaha, Neb. saeds. PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wholesalc Farm, Field and Gardeu Sreds W) and 615 dones Mereed] Oud uha, Btorago. Forwarding & _Commission ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storage, Forwarding and Comumission, Branch houte of the Hemney Buggy Co. llu;uu.--l! wholesale and retail, Li 1310and | treet, Omahs. Telephone No []MAHA MANUFA[}TURERS Browors.. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 121 North Eigthteonth Strect, Omnba, ¥eb. _Cornioe. EAGLE CORNICE WO Mannfacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, Jobn Epeneter, Proprietor. 2 Dadge and 1 and 108 North 10th Street, llmh‘{m Printers’ Materlals. .3 "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Auxiliary Publisters, Dualers in Tspe, Pressen and Printers’ Supplies. 808 Lt i Street, Omatn. 0" oo Rubber cnod OMAHA RUBBER CO. Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 0il Clothing und Leather Belttag. 38 Farnam Streets —_— e e 8ash, Doors, Etc. 4 “"M. A. DISBROV. ¢. CO., £ Wholexale Manu .cturers of Sash, Dunrs Blinds and Monldings, ranch Difice, 120h and lzard Strodts, Omu BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. itanufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blmds Siair Work and Intorior Ml W . Corir sth And Ly caworth Sireots, Omial _Steam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A. L. STRANG CO., ~ Pumps, Pines and Engines. Heaw, Watar T dwer ano Mining Supplies, Ete. 00, 22 and 424 Faronm Srect: Owaba. CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pie, Fl“l]lgs Stomm an t Water Suppiios, Tloadanartors for \as ost & Co's zo0ds Farnam St., Omaha! U. 5, WIND ENGINE & PUM:™ CO., Steam and Water Supplics, taliiday Wind Mills. 615 and 90 Famam St G F.ROss, Acting Mannger “BROWNELL & CO., Egings, Boilers and General Marmrrry, cetlion Work Steam Pamos, Suw MiKs. 121010 Leavenworth Strect. Orinba. 19 Omaa, _—m— R Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS. Carter & con, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds Steam Boilers, Tanks and Shect Iron Work Works South 20th and B. & M. Crossing TPAXTON & VIERLING 1ON WORKS, Wruugnt and Cast Iron Builaing Work, Eagines. liws Work. General Foundry. Machine and \ 7 X “TOMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS. Manufacturers of Wirg and Iron Railings Desk Ttails, Window Guarts, Flower Stands, Wire Hikns! Ete. 124 North 10¢ Jniaha. "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WURKS. Man'frs of Fire & Baralar Proof Safes Faults, Jail Work, Tron and Wirs Fenciog, Signs, Bte, G. Andreen, Prop'r Cor. Lith aad Jackson Sis. CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS n WII‘E_FEI\BE Rarlmg,r Gurrds MEACHER & WHITMORE, Firg aud Burglar Proof Safes,Tiie Lacks General Agents 1o Dicuold Sute & b ¢ .‘.m.n Vawits wad Juil Work, v 5. 1ib St