Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1889, Page 3

| 1.100@ 1,400 1bs.. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Lower and the Close Square on the Bottom. f Northwestern on & bad SPIRITLESS. Atchison, hav clusion that the mo on the short | 0} grass-fed, §2 Oats About Provisions sfpporting the st a sufficient short interest in it the Notwithstanding s claim that th Lackawanna. t if they can get selections, 4. 90 hght grades, Very Quict. Kansas City, | continue to sell 3 market active O PRODUCE MARKET, sers steady to e heifers strong to feeding steers, $2.00@ 4 yen-fed, &4 00@4 40; ering short cont conservatively tute of any espe ally interesting fea tures to Until late trade was ligh buy the good cla Money continues easy on the market re market inclined to kness, and the news was not of a 1t hud a dispiriting effect, nsed 1At dull OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Ating character, 80 far as it was the close was dispatches from _The market was fully 2 i bound passen; r ratos at Kansas City ¢ ed some selling a up from the opening with a net gain of % the list shows e, but there was not dc as salesmen unt on passag upon the very a disposition on the part cattle on sale, bunch, with the bulk ~se secms to be without honor at home. aie which sold rough on Mr. J from abroad are soft, the New York cor r that the stocks of wheat at Odessa 000 bushiels | and at Buda Pesth Later in the day the stock 10,000 in gold It was accompaniod 2,000,000 in gold > private and publi no feeders here to speak cluding St. Paul, ere is very little to say 0,000 bushels and Western Union, 9,000. the closing quotations : % Northorn Pacific rs bringing that pi ud the market ything being » lareest number of s na single day. The supply was ve shipped befol Centry Chicaro & Alton Chicago, Burlington sheep ever sold he W York's news scouts are equal Bloom wus Known to b ong ), Y long 1,000,000 St. Paul & Omaha’. do preterred Westers Unlon,. .. Prevailing Prices. cof pricys paid ia this marget for the graiss of stoct mea- the scalpers are impartial in their and would just us s for operators U MONEY 0N CALL MERCANTILE f at 1152 per cent ; “Paven—1a5g : was more or less st half of th could not be ere buying” during the Prime steers, 1300 to 1500 1bs .. ExcnaNoe —Quiet, 1100 to 1400 1bs sixty days, $.80: demand ¥ Western feeders 5 Common 10 z00d cows Choiceto fancy Commonto ch: Fair to cnoice wulm] awn as tl PRODUCK; A owd got right on top of result was that a decided weakness u\ll ing the last the last few minutes, lower; cash, More 4-x4'lll'mu|l! > compressed into the final half hour than in the whole of the day previously. “air to choice western sheen.. 4 air to choice 2 1t had been resting dormant $1.007¢, whe gunuers apy game they were after, and e that Bloom had thrown over it wasn't him it was ¢ bigz lot of long wheat came mfl men out of ten agreed that it was * slose was square on the botton Nothing doine. Ny —$1.53@1.55. and February, $12. $1.00% (1.003¢, until about, 12 the favorite position near the inside, H0o'clock, with enough to suit the greatestloversof activit The break was, of cou in fact the only, Butter—Quict; In« llh nt of import ance nl the ln commented on ko & fororunner of @ bij alutfp, und to bulls t on the part of full cream cheddars, 107 Hats, 11@1llc; lers to shake ana light green rolls up a deal on a fave as & boy rolls up a snow not call u town mecting for let go or to get out of a deal. The corn ma tion und inclining to weakne in sympathy with wheat thar able market much groen lied calf, iry salted, 7e 1; No. 1, solia and cake, merits at_the present pric but the offerings v of, and a lower level was reached. ow. York, Jan. wheat toward the close o down, but May did not decline below 865, although there were sellers at that price tow- held the mar ed, 'S e ||| elevato f 3 red, 1I(IL,\. options but a1l ¢ lower, excepting fxmly mmé Though quiet, ther trade in oats car ruary, «luul\;,' at v substantially y active but lower: No. in clevator, 411@44%¢c aflo believed that som a fair genor: The near months were dull, and June was in light request at nearly ars inspected in, 24 cars The sales of Tater, to 21 e Receipts, 39,000; ¢ options active osing at 313e; spot No. a trifle lower; Ving all around. were contract grad i Coffee—Options opened barely steady and points below yester. % closed steady at the influence of the small run of hogs, ing opened with a bullish inclination pork the market advanced on the first prices 21ge, lard 10c and short ribs the upward tn ), however, failed to_encour-” age buying the fecling weakened, and during the last half of the day the improve was 10st in short ribs and considera was_relatively 2i3.75@14.,00. Lard—tigher, closed barely steady; stronger than the other the close short ribs showed no change, while pork was 5loc lower, Pirm; \\’Nh‘ul, 1014 —Wheat—Quict; CHI0AGO LIVE STOCK Cnicaco, Jan, rather slow and Kausas City ro- orders that would have been filled here were sent to that point. o not at all anxious, and the ators were entirely Two trains of thin Texans came in the Alton road that came in direct com- native butchers' ‘which compelled the saiesmen to come down or two on what the Fancy cows and heifers, however, wore sell Bulls were plen- No. 2 white, cash, about steady ported 4,000, and Liverpool, Jan. Special Cablegram T'he shippers we dressed becf ope In poor demand; ne mess, eastern, 14s. 9d, dull; do, western, 65 Lard—-n poor demand; s February and March, 36 9ds, In fair demand ; 7s 8d duil; do spring, In fair demaud; 118 6d, steady fair demand; Febraary and Maj were asking. tiful, and sold_rathor and feeder trade factory to all o dull and unsatis- od, and scarcely a dozen cush, 205(@e. rufed westerns cornfed westerns. . 211 cornfed westerns. . 300 Nebraska natives. . Quiet at :0 65, Stoady at $1.04 Butter—Quiot and, unchingea; 21@z23c; dairy, Minnoapolis, Jay demand to-day. e llllllll to .’und stes 350 1bs, 83,300 ) beeves, $14.00@4.60; 50; 950 0 1200 sive Stock Not + stockers and fecders, 82.20@ Live Btook Notos, A big day for Cattle highei . 1 hard, January, $1.15 thing but sheep. ipts stiffen cattle prices. hompson, Beatrice, topped the hog Light receipts of ev e was 80 slow that one would have supposed that _ holiday judeing from the quictn: the alloys and about the big packing firms were bearish, and orders The prices are now back again 10 about where they were on Saturday, (wlOC lower than yesterday morning, this in the face unh.- light run at all’ points. The decrease on track, §.09 January, $1.0 0; May, ti)g ¢} had arrived. T MIIWA\II(N" —Wheat—Weaker; At Council Bluffs. J Couxcir, BLuees, Ia., Jan, 22.—Hogs—Re- i No.9 ‘"““" o, Sulés— Common to choice heavy, 8 Barley—Lower; Provisions —Firiner: Oincinnati, Jan. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, The packers scom mined to get prices down to $1.60, and p«- haps under, before tne next thirty The hieavy classes are now down to the low- est figures for this packing season. bulks Of the sales today show up at about $4.90, o fow going as low as #4. heavy at $4.95(@5.05. ors for light sorts. the divisions not s bayer was. seen_darin the forenoon, and prices were almost nomi nal Bt #4.05@5.03 roduce, Ete, Corn—Steady; No. 3, mixed, 2 No. 2 mixed, 25¢, -Steady at §1.03, solid packed, 1 choice print, 202 IO\V L!r\hlL-. \lrllm “ull cream cheddard, choice, cream_flats, two am Y, American choice, 1215 and 'skims, oc ck and Swiss, Li@13c, in' hoop, 123@ Drovers' Jour - nal reports as follows Cattlo—Receipts, closing _weak steers, §2.90@3.00 market steady, choice beevos, tockers and feeders, bulls and mixed, $1.45@ FINANCIA L. DIvE PouiTY— cns, ber dor, c. New Youx, Jan, 22 “l'exas cattle, to Tue Bes. )-8t . 10,000; market slow, ¢ r; mixed, $4.755.00; b IR l'hlrkulu, Yer 1, 6@ Sc; turkeys, per Ib, 10@lle; geese, per 1b, § ducks, 5@10c. ks—The stock market this morning opened steady, the prices show- fug ouly a slight chauge from last e Atchison, howover, was quite stroug, the first price being 3¢ per cent higher, and it udvanced J¢ per cent on the purchases of a prominent German banking house bought about 10,000 shares, the balance of the list, and prices advanced Pullman continued in ward course, and touched the highest point iuits history, $1.95. Missouri Pacific ex hibited some strength which was due maioly to the operations of room traders, ing 5 cents low , 150 to 200 lbs, 6@ Shoep—Receipts 6,000; i $2.90@5.00; western, exans, $3.004.20; corn-fed, $4.40 | dium to good, 70 to 100 to 130 1bs, Ta@se, GaMeE—Mallard, per doz . per doz, §2.50@3.00; 1 cauvas back, common swall, por 4oz, Sioux City, 1a., Jan. gram to Tuk 1BE market opened steady and closed 5@100 lower light and mixed, $.00@470; hcavy, This stimulated Spocial Tele: doz, &4.00@A4.50; juck r.nhlmn, per ‘1.,/, ArrLes—Per bbl, Michigan, #2.60; Missouri, $2.00(@2 ipts, 800; no shipments; mar tockers and butchers’ ket fairly active stuft demauded. 1,000@1,200 by, choice, §2.00@2. 5, good, §1 ’)\‘@LIS. FoReloN Fiuits—Malaga grapes, kegs, 40 prime cattle, JANUARY Lumber. ond clear, 11y nd clear, 11 £1.00 £4.00 or 168, 105 per 1b: ban per. bunch (3.0 lemons, faney N to 300, & 5 choice old, ‘B, s, $3.00@ 350 wes, Florida, fancy bright, per box, #4350 da russotts, £34.25, First and « £10 0 First Third ¢ CrANHERTIES—Cape Col o $10.0000 10,50+ fair, 89,006 4 b gD Q020 25, ds 4 Cherey, ch ards e - Wa . t s, ; 6.00; hazelnuts, S@4c; hickorynuts, small ooring, first common, Flooring, second comme Select fencing floorit " Siding, first d Utah Niding, sec 0: large, GO@ide: pecans, plain, oo sc; polished, Y@toc. ETARLE<— PPotatoes, Colorado an DO Nebraska and 406 15e : common N Ll per bbl, &3 cabbage, California, per crat par Snips, 0@H0c: oaions, red choice, H@sH silver sicin, 60:@750; thrnips bs: | Bleke D and H fla.. ywer, b large, per ckets, D @ square : Shingles, extra A ood, $1.00@ radishes, X Ty 150 Shinelos, standard A g beuns, per box, $1.75 23 N 0 G Batts, 1 ‘ Jian well t .llHu, Dand M Ill\ Fencing, Fencing, No. 2, 12 Joist and seantlin Timber, 4x4, Sx8 120 16 1 Pickews, D and H tlat Hings—Green, salted, 2, B@@ilge: calf, Hdige, dry nfm_ 1Bravs—Navies, hand picked. p & (@@2.40; good clean country, £2.00@2.2 Aok "“'"'""' 08 or poor stock, $1.00.@1.50; Califo 200G lock sole, 2 oak sole, by k, $1.00@1.50; California, $.00@ | Gage por 1b: oak harn 0 32 2,10, CIDE Ne ted oak and t and hemlock upper, lock calf skin, No. 1 ing to weight; oak Michigan, per bbl, #4.5005.00 , per bLbl, $5.00@5.50; halt bbl, y 3,00, Featiigns-Per b, prime live gec white, #hadse: mixed with g e s ve domes £1.00 110 per 1b: nemlock kip skin, Ne S A gapacL Goaive per 1b: ouk kip skin, No. 1, 10080c { Knaur—Per bbl, 80 choice, | Pertbi Phi phia Kip skin, extra, S e Tl Lol ) per b neh calf skin' (according : weight and quality), $1.15@! per N—Per lb, rice, 1 10 per | ish, 20¢ French kip skin, do, She dovan r welt le ssot, 180 ior, $ oat ade per foots elove 20@3ie per foot; Dongola kid, 30w i0c foot: kangaroo skins, 40@50: por foot, satin Hoxpy—1 1b frame dark, e lbes st ne JELLIES— @4 ge per [ preserves, 106 12 per Lb, Lakn—se. prices are as follows Stark A, s dozen; lininges, .00 Amos- | skius, $10.0060 12,00 1 L seanm THE REALTY MARKET. Instruments Plac ing Yesterday. S Prayn and wife to A G Moy lots 17 1 b, 11X, bk 15, lots L and 2, blk I'ruyn ates, in boxes, @i ou Malaga 'K, wd ¢ 4 vaisins, per B, & 5003.30: Malaga | 01 it Gnd i dot Joose raisins, €2 Wu 2.50: new Valencia rai. t bi ifornia loose muscatels, 0: California Londons, herrios, per 1b, 1503 s, per b, 12@lies sins, per 1b, Nijc: per box, $2.00 1558, §2.405 pitted fornia pitted plu “kberris, per b, o8, per 1b, 24(@ Se: California sun-dric wl to ¥ G W Madlock, e hetghts, wd nd wite to IFH Worden, to F H Worden, s ne, and e b 20,01k 1Vste park, wd I unpaired evaporated A LR G Rt bt vaporated _Culifo 11, Hanscom place, adme d 1600 T CUetlvies et al tod £ Helin, lots 9 and e 10, Ik 2, Jellries Te-plat_of lot I, Al- nia Pren bright's choice, to South Omaha,w d 1000 Myers and husband to John C Myers, art lot 11, Hit 1gh's place, g ¢ d nC Myers to ¢ Hicks, purt lot 11, do, in 00 do, in Progres—Medium, in half bbls; £2.00; small, half bbls, §3.50: gherkns, in buls, §7.003 do, | Fiimebanei's place, w d 0,000 ulf b SG Myers and husband to G N Hicks, Corrre—Mocha, 25@?27e: Rio, good 18@ | hpart ot 11, Himebaugh's place 9 a Mandahling, ' 26w 2c; voasted Rio, 17w rlton t6 M A Tobin, n 20 ot i, bli I BONG : Rio, caibo, lin's , interior 0s and s Mo and wite to O Jolindon, lot nys.de add, w d wand wife'to A and 1) Cliristian, ik 0, Crerehiton hedghts, w d. wite to I F Maloney, lot 6, ctter's add to South Oraha, Mara- ter and wife to Geo N Rhodes, I Stde addd, wod ndwite to B 1K DIk ¢, D@22 {e; dark lm.., bbl. q blk 11, I‘.lnh ks 2 add, M S Linilay and wite 10 “lirvicks, 1@ sty lots 16, 17 and 1% il per b pure L A K Riley and wite to.J T1( Hyson, common to Y Vlk i, Albr c; Young Hyson, good to. fanc unpowder, common to good, vowder, chioicy to fancy, 40 common to med 152003 Jup tof S0 connon ; fax Mehaellofs s Chioice to Solith O BV Howice Japan, H choi al. trustee, 10 Foos & Co, pt Thompson 10 G M , blk 5, Washingron hill, w @ Hardy and husband to' Wm Ray vt al, Lovert & Woo 1to U Fredrd on e ¢ etal, Tot on, S i3, mid Mlison’s add ACKE Geie per s per ib as per list. axpy—Mixed, 00 ,r.nl. ock candy, 10; cakes, W d A Lindgy > JJ JohnsHn,l bl 5, Rose hiil, w d Ty stick, 914G candy, i@ nty-six transfers WO00D’S ICE TOOLS 10 per cent dis. l I, meless, The Most Complete Stock in the City of PLOWS, MARKERS, i B3 1 TONGS, - HOOKS, lhu: Standard, Se Boone lt-';l TS— um-lm ol Nrs— i CATALOGUE FROM Bi T iahes- Allent Riv- GE Steel River, Gige: Richmond o5 Pt OMAHA. Charter Oak Allen, b i'Eddystone, ~Berkels No. 60, 01 00, iy Fruit of the _Loom, Hope, 7i¢c; King Phillip OF OMAHA. ; Lonsdale cambric Lons- . New York milis, 10}¢¢ pperell, | Northeast Coracy Pepperell, camby dule, 8Y« 4200, 11¢} Pepperell, 46-in., 64, 1ic; Pepperell, 5.4, 21¢; Pepperell, y4, | Paid Up Capital... 23¢; Pepperell, 104, i Cunton, 4.4, Sige: | Surplus Fund. 100,000 vitmph, Ges Wamsutta, 11c . e S8 i _FuANN LS~ Pluid—Raftsmen, 20c; Goshen, | FRANK MURPIY, President, *; Clear Lake, #6ige; Iron Mountain, SAMUEL B. ROGERS, Vice President. BEN B. WOOD, Cashie LUTE Acconnts o business t 3 GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, White—GH, cited and pr 1sted to its car L Tie; IS Conestoga, (e, i York, Thorndike Thorndik Cordis, Jorndike, Thorndilie, X Cordis, No. 4, It DreNis —Amoske: jo; Yoris, 7 BREAKFAST. ipps has provided 1y lonvy doctor’ bills. const tution it up 15¢; Dakota, | enow b dreds of Memorial, iatt by Guzette ik w Sl Stevens I x1 ched, 1015 MIsCELLANE plamn Holland, 4 Biows Sue Atlautic H, 4.4, Atlantic P, 4 vora C, 44, 4'5c Hossicr L1, 44, oo LI ¢ Dado Holland, No—Atlantic A, Atlaut minion, 4 erell O, 4 4 4, pperll, 0-4 3 Pepperell, chusett, 4-4, 7 LY Are the Best, Duck—West Point, Point, 24 in, 10 oz, 1 12 0z, 15e; West Point in, 8 0z, 1024 i3 West Poii §0'in, 11 0z, 1 in, N THE ESSENTIAL QUAT, TATITIES. T of 12 different £tylos b in stamps. Ask for amples for recelitof 10 e M—Ply 3 Whil York, 7ige; Normandi dress, Sk 81wl Renfrow di . .| OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Agricuiturar implements, CHURCHILL | Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Jowes Street, betweon oih and 100, ORIAKA. Nebraska. LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultural ]mUlcm[?nIs,Wflgb‘fls,Carriflm “PARLIN, ()RENUUH‘F“H:MMV\;'D‘;;TN. ¥ Wholesnie Dealers in Agnculmra} Implements, Wagons & Bumcs 01, %6, 006 and &7 ) MAST & CO., | Manofactarens o Buckeye UFllIS Seeders, Cultivators, Hay Rak | 47 00hl 00 ¢ in 43 000 W | Carrisges and Buggies Common boards 13 00 19 No. 1, 12@20 ft 16 5000 18 19 ft 14 00 15 2xd, T@10 £t 10 001 4 Bireet, Omab. Cider MilIs and b WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., Avrlrnlmral Tmplements, Wagons & Buggies OMATA BRANCH, J. F. SEIBERLING & CO,, | Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine. W.E. Mond, Manager MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers and Jobbe , Buggies, Rakes, Plows Bl At skin, No. 1, $0cw £1.00 per 1b; Piladelphia calf skin, extra; 121 Leavenworth st Omaha. OMAHAJOBBERS ]]thGTURY LUMBER, C. N. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, Lith and Caiiomia Streots, Omaha, Nobraske. FRED W. U Lamber, Lime, Cemen, Ete, Bt lumuflhnn! Douglas Sta.. Omahm Millinery and Notlons. I. OBERFELDER & CO., Tinporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions AN 210 a0 212 South 11th Street. e Hats, Caps, Eto. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wi IESH[IB Hats, Caps and Straw Goods Harue Street, Omahn, Neb. MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, Wholesale Manufacturers of Saddlery & Joboers of Saddlery Hardware And Leather. 140, 1608 and 1407 Warmey 8t Omaba, Nebraska. " - == Notions J.T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 408 und 66 SCuth 10t S, Onaha, tiste’ Matorials, A HOSPE, Jr., erials, Pianos and Organs, 800 per side; moroccos per foot:” moroceos, If skins, Artists' Ma cording to quality; toppings, $.000 10,00 per | 1 dozens apron llers and Stationers. . W. JONES, . Wholesale & Retatl ri" and Staioers, on Record Dur- Boots and Sho DALL, JONES & CO., (Rucceasors 1 Keod, Jones & Co.) iofacturers of Boots and Stoes Agents for Ihwlml Rtutoer S W. V. MORSE 4 hers, of Boots and s aalin Manufactory, Sum: 1,050 1,800 “VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Farnishing Goods, 115 Harney Stroot, Omahn _ Overalls ‘ CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Manufactnrers of Gyeralls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Bt H02and 1104 Douglns Street, Guwiahin. Nob —_— Office Fixtures. THE SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO. Bank, UllIGB Il.fl Salo !l Fixtures. Mantlos, Sideboants, Tiook Cumes, Drug Fixtures Wall Cases Partitions. liailings, Conntors, Boerand Wine Coclots, Mirrarsete: Fuetors unc ofllce, L) nnd 158 South 1 Omnha, Tolophione 11 Olls CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., WDUIWIG RGfiHU and Lubricating Oils. ___ Coa, Coke and Lime. 5 OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., bers of Hard and Soft Coal. 200 South 13th Stret, Omalin, Nebraska. NEBRASKA FUEL iogers of Coal and Cuk, Manufacmrum nr Lu 2,000 Dry Goode ana Notiona. M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Parnishing Goods au KILI’ATRICK»»KOCH DRY UOODS_G Tporters and Jobbers in Dry Go Gents' Furnishing Goods. Sts., Owabin, Nebruska. wd : 4,50 W, Wl 2400 wd 0,600 an's sub, wd 6,000 HELIN, THOMPS Inporters and Jobbers of Woolens and Tailos” Trimmings, 417 South 1th Ste DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furni Farnam Stroet, Omaba ¥-brauks. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Omaha, Nebraska. “Coffees, Spices, Etc. CLARKE COFFEE CO, Gitmiun Cofeo and Spice Mills, Teas, Cofecs, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavorig Extr 146 Linrney Ktroet, Omab: tntic, t: Stater, AND RUN IRON. < . | JAMES MORTON & SON rookery and Glasewar: W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacture Ty, GlasSWare, Lamps, Clmieys, RKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Lmporters and Johbers of r! [xlasswam Lamls Sllvarwars S Morehanly National Bank roam and 13th Sts. £500,000 commlselcn and storage RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Nerchants, Toward Street, Omahg, R DRAKIT Assistant Cashier, aprattention given GEO. SCHROELER & CO., Kuccessors to MeShane & Schroeder.) Epps’s Cocoa. nce Commission and Cold Storage, AXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., l6 Grocgries and Provisions, 09 and 711 8, 10th 8t., Omaha, Neb, McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, envenworth Stro ¥ iavored’ beyerage il o 0f sueh wrtlcles of deit thata ioives well bing onraelves wo Jod and u - properly nourisned Sold only Nuavy Hnrdware W. J. BROATC HEGVY Hardware, Iron and Steel, PENGERIAN TEEL PENS Eprings, Wakon Stock and 1211 Hdrney Stret, para bl HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders’ Hardard aud Scle Repair Shop, ' Tools and Duffulo Scal Ktroet, Omnha, Nof RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Wholesale HHI‘flWfll‘B Wostern Agents oF ¢ Durablllty, Evenness of L GG, 24 in, 2005 HAR, ;..):. T 5 | Point, and Workmanship. mail, on No. K. IVISON, BLAKEMAN & C0,, *Reariit” for Austin Powdor ( Fairbanks Stindard LEE, CLARKE ANDREESEN HAKD=~ WARE COMPANY, Cayiiucs -Slater, 0; Woods, be; Stand- n, Gige; Gloucester, Blye; Arnold C, long L, fe; Aroold B, I z cloth, 10 10’ Seal, 10i5c; Steifel A, Gold Ticket, 10 Room 63 Traders' Building, stogk. CHICACO. Roferences—Metropolitan National Bank. K. G. Dun & Co. "The Bradsireet Co " DREXEL & MAUL (Successors Lo John G Metals and Tinner Block tin, smallpig. : Block tin, bar......... Copper, planished boile old rolled, er, sheeting, , Copper, pitts........ Copper, fluts Gal. sheet iron, Juniata, 5010 " and Jacobs.) B per cent discount g 2 Undertakers and Embalmers Pat. planished ir Pat. planished iron, Roofing, IC!, 14x20, 1(2 she Roofing, 1X, 14x20, 112 sheots Roofing, IC, 20x23, 113 sheets. Roofiug, 1X. , 112 she Tolap1ia e GULNTEE 1 o POV KD TRSUSPENSORY Sheet iron Solds . T plate, 1C, 10x14, 2 ots. , .. 1X, 10x14, 225 sheets. . . Tin plate, coke— 1C, 10x13, 225 sheets steel nails, per keg. .. BSteel wire nails, per keg. Worat cases ! 'num g::am-mm Wholssale Bardware, Cutlery, Tin Plate Metals, Sheet Iron, et Miawi Powder u Hubed wire, 5t | FIRE |NSURANGE [ROKER, Lrest and Union Pacific Track. Om LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sasb, th ald Dousias; Co i W s Dowla; Corn W.HARVEY LUMBBR CO., To Dealers Ouly, OMce. 1463 Farnkm Streot. Omsha JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Luumer Llu Wient 107 Mifwan Q 03¢ | At the old stand 1407 Farnam St, Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly attended, CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, W00d Carpets and Parquel Flooriog. #tb and Douglas Painls and Oils. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesle Denters in Paints, 0ls, Window Glass, Etc. 1118 Furnam Street. Omaha, Neb. Paper. CARPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carry & nice stock of Printing, Wrappin, nd Writ)) Pl ar " Shoeinl witendion kiven (o ar Toad brier S —_—— e 8torage, Forwarding & Commission ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storgge, Forwanding and Commission, € tho lenney fugey Co. Hugkles ag LS 110nnd 1312 17ard Street, hone No. 70, UMAHA MANDFACTORERS e ) Browoers. “STORZ & ILER, Lager Becr Brewers, prth Eigthitcenth Street, Omuha, ¥ob. N Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Windos-caps and metalic Skylights JONN EPENETU Printers’ Matorlals. "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Auxiliary Pfll’]lsllfiI‘S. Dualers in Lype, Pressés and Printers’ supplies, 60 “JOHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omaha Paper Box Factory. 117 and 1519 Douglns Bt aba, Neb. Rubber Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods Dil Clothing and Lesther Boltiug. 1008 Farnam M. A. DISBROV/ ¢. CO. Wholesale Manu? scturers of Doors, Blinds and Monldungs, bitce, 120} and lzard Streots, Omaho BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. Mannfacturers of Sash. Doors, Blinds, uldings, Stair Work and_Interior Tiar Woo | i s K Corners nb nnd Lonvenworth Streets, ah Steam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A. L. STRANG CO., Pumps, Piges aud Engines, . Ralwiy and Mining Supplios, Ete, Varhum Stroots Ouine CHUHCHILL PUMP Wholesalc Pamps, Pipe, Filtings, 3team and Water Suppiies, Tleas ors for Mast, u. s, WlND ENGINE &« PUM{” CO., Steoim and Water Supplies, Milln, 914 nnd 0% Farnum $1 i Kass, Acting Manuger, BROWNELL & CO., P]]EIIIBS Boilers and General MflChlllUl’Y Sheet Iron Work steam alliday \vx Dmuba, iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & sor, Prop's. Manufacturers of ali kinds Steam Boilers, Tens and Sheet Iron Work Works South “0th and B, & M. Crossiog. PANTON & VIERLING TRON WORKS, WPUIID,lll and Cast Iron BlllmlIlE Work, Engines, Brass Work, General 1ino and Blacksmith Work. Oflico i L1y, 'wnd 17ib Streot, OMAHA WIKE & IKRON WGRKS Manufacturers of Wire and ron Railings Ralls, Window Guarda, Flower Stands, Wire Desk Blgns, Ete. 123 North 1600 S trect, Omub "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Man'frs of Firg & Barglar Proof Safes Vaults, Jail Work, Lron and Wire Foncing, Signs, Bte. G. Andreen, Prov'r Cor:1ith and Juckso CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Tron and Wire Fences, Rflhlm (uards and Scroens, for b ces, ote, Improved Awnin ¥ uid Wi ksmieh MEACHER & WHITMORE, Fireand Burglar Proof Safes, Time otks. Avonts for Diehold Safe wud Lock Company's Vil W Jail Work, (10 %, 1560 Street. Baay VAL MER, RIC Live Stock [J-AmuH Office - Koom 24, Opposite ___Block Yards, Nout sion Morl It s, Neb. FORIMER,WESTERFIELD & M/ Live Stock Commission. 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