Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1890, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1800 “HE SPECUL Wheat Active with Clost ATIVE MARKETS. a Bhow of Strength and ng Higher. CORN WEAK, CLOSING HEAVY AND DOWN, Oats Yield with Jorn and Provisions Heavy ana Unchanged —Cattle Tmproved and Hoge Un- changed. On1cAGo, Dee, 12, BrE)-W ithout any very wheat was up 1! o'clock. This carr 81.00%, The early little hendway were very lirge and The oponing was at figurc offerings we selling Bloon through Cot Dupee and Lunson markel. Logan & though they were well Wise. There wasa by adull perlod u helped by asmall New York no one s It was after ear by the trad the failure good buying not cloar wher was for med to sealpers was thut unless th rldge in onhis l vanco noeed on The price o aboutnoon, and it There was an casin #1.00%, another dip price rose 0 $1.00%. good carly ad v day, but the declin ond recovery begir assurinee to buyer advices were quit market was active littledip from 81, sales, w the day. Decenibe 0034¢ 10 0270 1o 0 to Oi%e told privileges for ) RO, The corn market The olferings were was ot suflicient outadecline. Perl Inson had s port. ¢ to Pardridze wis tof a large line of long wh wheat was goin, th the close at Ly nething to do with the poor was la I8pectal Telegram to THE xeellent buoll news from lust night before 1 ed the price of May to matket was strong, but becuuso offerings had tobe absorbed. At the top but the by 1wl WA 8100, re very general, nselman’s house, Schw was a big load for the Co. nlso sold at thestat, » afterward buyers. The 2 referred to put the prioe of May {0 recovery to 00%c, followed d another decline to 99 %4, lure. of which kiow anything definite. ly offerings were taken the uncertamnty about cleared away that was felt. It wus to. but there rket. The thoory of could ran Pard- o short line no good al- Le expected, but the advance £ May passed the $1.00 murk went right onup to #1,00%. z ol to #1.00% a bulge to to 81.00K@1.(0%, and the New York siocks, after a acted weak about mid- o was cheeked and a seo- n later, and this gave some <in all markets. Forelgn e favorable. The wheat to th There was a. V% to 8L00% on realizing §100%, or 140 up for was quoted at 0140 to wt the elose; January, 0240 se at the close. On the curl wheat soldat Wie and close, Aid not bold its own today not large but the buying 10 take caroof them with= haps the absence of Huteh- sup- oly responsible for Blling smali traders with making the mark May was 8334¢ to Hile 10 He ket closed he S for thed hasmovel up near ber was quoted at 51%0; Jun corn privileges sole 420, Tho the €5%¢, or u fraction rango for near by £ closing ut 42 onts marke Thor althouzh huying be Tittle ¢! opened firm and p estimate of 50,00 h yarls active and firness brings ou #o down, and closed nt $10.40 &11.00 Lo 8113714 for seliing of pork was Dunhinm, said 1 Omihia. January closing nt £5.574 5. closing at 86,4000 #6.10% Tor January 85.1005.73 4. Opened at vy at and o fee for May touched were unmistakable sizns of w and heaviness in provisions most of the duy. anged from lust action for at 5440 to atlo'elock. The corn nar- Sle for May, a deelineof 1oss of fe, whilo wh ly de inu fow ."."Ln and 5l4c, closing closing at 51%c. Ma A ab 270 . m. ol Bige ot heavy. 't yielded 140 with cor 5150 and closed under lst night. Noml utures—December, 4230 to cf January, dc to 42%4c to s lefv prices night. All products rkwasbeup on the early 5, With the market at the firm, But cvery show of { free offering aud pr efore the ciose Pork went down from $10.4 (o £10.:30, for January ana $114 10 May. The most notablo some 5000 harrels by 8 . o0 be for the Cudahys at Tard was at .00 and_ #, ay. 864753 and % Ribs sold 13 low fu1d #5.5 for May, closing at CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Cnica Ber]—CarTLE-Bu shape, showing some Dec. 12.—[Speclal Telegram to Tne siness generally In better ignsof life us against the unratural depression of the past four days, yetso farasp was little or no eariier and seemed orders and the chances were t would beleft at t this week, hopeful prices wore concerned thero change. Buyers were out more anxious to fill their fewor cattle e close than foruny duy salesmen being of the opin- ton that aearly everything useful in the fat eattle 1ine would besold. tremely light ron market from fullin; prices of the past week. ehances for improv of leef in a week or and one wteors s sight nore. n!mut..numr which for the day, hence advance,but later F0,0'0 und later sal of the norning wis closing nbout the same as yesterduy, and common lizht 0od mixed and heavy and butehers' welghts, 8, at K72 and u, up, K3L6K00; i up, §3.4003. 45, L0 reg FI. New Youk, Dec, Tue Ber)—Again stock market than temporary showy market of an Lrlsk advances on tiresome set-buck was experienced. financlal prospects, th tlons were made cates, the easler w oversold conditio spired to muke or two Nothing but an ox- next week can save tho 2 buck o the ruinously low Thero aro no other ement, as there Is plenty In all markets to last A fow loads of prime lots of Christ 200d to cholce, 8 common, &, 00! iptsonly would hive been o fair run carly saies showed a slieht on the run was estimated at es showed that the advance s lost, the general market Rou i ab E1.4003.55 RLOS@AT07 prim -4 Lo ulition Light, suy 160 pounds to average, 200 pounds and light to average, 100 pounds mixed puckers, “sold INANCIAL 12.~(8peclal Telegram to trade wasdeccived in the Many things Indicated moro fmprovement, but aft hour or more and s coverin, roa me by shorts, the old Better ct that no applica- for clearing house cortifi- orking of time loans and tho n of the market all con- room traders very bullish, They claimed that the market was good for more than an up were mistaken. [ per e day. Cimelnnat] & 8 Paul est advances, further mat Tho d sely followed by il and the prominent fiscur }mt night's pric Rock Island up eq winna each 2 per i, Burlington eich 1%, which sold ox-div This was the end of thead v all thesto ks numed were prices § 10 1 all the carly afurthe in the dunip. except i conme pect, When sh otus to the trad ho elose wore Vo) Pacific, which brol covered to 41, ton to 9%, Northy o 03, 8t. Paul to & and Lackawanna shares, The follow! T8 @ rewuin U8 & coup U 8! 4igs regular. U:8. 448 coupons Paciticls of ... . Central Pacifio Chicaso & Alton Chloags, Burlingidi DTS 2o o T Ning1s ceniral L B&W.... Kinsas & ey Lake Shore Michigan Contrai. Missourl Peoiiio 2 Wi and Chicago 1%, Union Excellent Luy resumed luter in the da Atchison roso te ward whirl In this they Iest prices were from 14 to | better than the final prices of yoster- Sugar Refiuerigs, Cloveland, Chic . Louts, Burlington, Gas showling the gr o upward movement made and on zulns of £ ron od, Lueka- at first, but it wis the promiient stooks 1S CompuTed With stiow Missourl Pacitio “wid St Paul and Lcki- ot Towisvilie & Nuspetils Paeifio nid Suzar Pacific proforred, !1'"4‘)1()( 1 per cent, rose 14, nee, Before noon olr om the Lest L Thisdid not wipe out andwhilothere wis lope of the market was for u time Ying of stocks was There was nothing ally wo Ivance clul fuilure to eloud the pros- rts tr.ed stocks sorewhat searce, to buy they found This gave niore in; e, The :alns scored bofors vy flattering. Even Unlon ke back to45at noon, s, Burl i estern 1o 1044, Hock Isis %, Missourl Picifie to O 125, Sules wero 266, e the closing quotations: Puol Qo preferred C &N W do preferred 10 [New Vork Cen 285|1, D. & 24 Roek niavid o ML& SE I 2 uu,m-..-xmn. 127 (8¢, Paul & Omab) 9 | doproforred . |Union Pacitic 135(W., Bt L. & .10 00| o preferrea. !l W, [Westarn Usloi. N MONEY-—On cull, per cent. Prisk MERCANTILE PAPRR-T14@10 BTERLING EXCIANGE-Qulet sixty-day bills, #.7 easy; closed offered ats per cent, und steady; Ni demand, $4.85 Mining Shares. Nxw Yonk, Deo w. 12.~[Special Telegram to Tue Bee.) stock qiio ~The followlnz are the mining Ontarlo. . ophir. Gould & Curry ymouth.. . Tiale & Noreross Humesta i 1lorn Siiver Mexican 285 | Avago. . Eorr Nevad Standard... The Coffec Market. NEw York, Deo 12-[Spocial Telegram to The Be Coffee —Options opened steady and unchanged to 5 points down and lluwd ady, 5 pofts downto 6 points up. 1750 bags, ‘el 1 ber, $17 uiry, H6:20; Febraary, i M Spot o quiet and stady ; falr ca No. 7, $17.60, PRODUCE MARKELS. oes, $10.25; CHicAGo, Dee Market firn; ¥, #0050 rn—Casli, 513 yuts—Easy; cush, 4 Wivy k—Cash, 387143 close.—Wheat— January, Uie; 1p. m L O @me; January, $0.37%; May, January, £.00; \m;lv nt 68e, Inal_at 63c. 1y Titmothy ey ab 101, Whisky— 4114, Flour Inehanged; winter 8005 SprEing patents, $h 0; Shouldors, $0.5024.0214; short ribs, .00 nehanged; ereaner May. January, #5.17%; Jitents 8170 B, bakers', @4.00, Bulk Meats short @i dairy, full eream chedd Young Americ and light green salted, d bull hides, 4¢3 grecn salied, GL@T v c; dry salted Em.--,r,,/,h (lr{ 11, Sinte ons, eich, Be. Tullow: m-\nP ed; 1, solid packed, AN@ie; No. 2, 3@ilge; cake, d5c. KRecel Flour, bbis, 1 Unchanged; fluts, %@ 100} o Dg@0Kes 10} q0. 225 —Unchanged ; frosh, 2 1 idos—U Shipments. 22,000 13000 108,000 119,00 NEw Yok, Dee —Recelpt: ols s non ator, BLOVE S4@1L05 1. 0 b, Options No. red, December, clos= 145 bushels; exports, cle in clevator, 630 mived, BE@H e, Options Decomber closed at Gze, exports, #00; White, 0%c; mixod whito wi 5 cember clo Muscovado, 80 ||-]‘|, aflont, 81 strong and hizhor Ing at 81045, « Recelpts, spot westorn, 4 Petroleum—United closed for January at 6430, es— Wenk; westorn, 2027, Pork—Dull and unsettled wrd—Dull und weak; . 211,00712.00, wostern steam, Louis, Dec. Mity, 805 @10% 50, Tow b, 511401 May, 514@51 %0, i casl, 44ke; May, 4be ull at$10.25, I il ot 47,25, W hisky-$1.14, Butter-Firm; Leat—Higher; cash, creamery 2 dutry, 2@ poris, Dee, 12.—Spot wheat In_good and, highor. Recelpts, #6) cars, Closing Fd, Decermber, 0e; on tr riller, De track, S1asse; No. 2 Janudry, sic; on tr Wei on ek, 6501 KANSAS Orry, Doc. rd, cash, 830 Wheat—Stron . 48%c bid; Decem- Outs—Quie ash and December, 44c bid, MiLwAvkEe, Dec spring, cash, BHLSS n—No. 3 cush, 3 Duil; N ¢ Provisions—Quict CiNCINNATL, Dec, 12.—~Wheat—EFirm; red, Wamiae, Corn—Light dem Outs—doder Whisky—$L.14. Liverroor, Dee. Aemand poor. LIVE at—Higher; No.2 sh, H4@Hise. January, $10.40, No. 2 i No. 2 mixed, 524@53c. No.2 mixed, —Whentand corn steady; STOC OHICAGO, Dee. market sliowed and Christr cholee st native but 12.—Cattle—Recelpts, no change for better; prime 5 mon to 24002605 tockers, $2,00:2.50. 1ubout Lightmixedund pac ers, B0@: pritieleavy and bulcher welghts, $5. Light, $1.0003.6, SieopRetoipts, 0003 mitket showed no mprovement in prices. Nutlves, 83.0505.50; woesterns, $5.04.10; Texans, 840G WD 8, LS Louis, Dec head s shipent fair t and fee 10482 1 Recolps, .:.lIID head; Hl‘ll'l\l‘ ger. o ight, 8.2 A8 C1my, Dee, 12.—Onttle—Reced pts, 3,00 15 shipmients, 1,500 hew rket steady, BLO0GHTO; "Tancy Chwlstuas steers, Cows, BLU@SW; stockers und feed- the same o 5.00; stockers shipments, 1.00 Tleavy, $3.5003.00; 00, KANS Hlogs |<.-u-1|)u,|u ) head; shipments, 430 head ; marketsteady ; all grades, $00@ 0. OMAHA MARKETS, OMAIIA, Dee. 12, 1890, tod_receipts Of cattlo 1,400, n 877 vesterday and 1.6 lrld.tyu( . Tlio market on beeves was steady, zood huteher stock wasstrong and poor grades weak, -Feeders unchanged, lloas—Estinated receipts of hogs. 700, as compared " with 876 terday *and 7.1 Friday of list week. The market opened aetive mnd steady (o siron and closed weik, with allsold, Ringe £.76016, the bulk sell: izt BL80GLS0. Pigs B heavy average of the Putod wth 857 Vesteruiy wid Bt Friaay of last week. Sheep—Estimated recelptsof sheep, 773, s compared with 01 yesterday. The market on good nuttons is steady to”strong Natives, W0@A40; westerns, $2.00@4.15, Disposition of Stock, owinz the number of head of stock pur- clased on this market as reportod by the weightmaster of the Stockyards compaiy for December | CATTLE, Duvers. e G, 1. 1im 2 e Cudahy packing com pany . Omahipacking company.. ... Shippers und feeders. ... o The Culahy packing company . Omianha pieking con pany iIft & Co. " i G, . Iammond b shippers and feaders... Representative Sal STEERS, No. Av. Pr. No 1.. 1050 &3 5 2. w1200 3 2. .10 36 2. CHRISTMAS BEEVES, Av, Pr, & 03 305 cows. 8. 077 16) L8 1001 1 113 ] 0 BULLS, 160 10 1 10 w20 A1 200 172 20 180 210 Lo 210 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 0 2., 480 o 0. T R b HEIVERS, .80 20 STAGS. 1. 80 2 00 WRSTERN CATTLE, No. Condit— 1 bull, “w 1. 1, Wileox= 2 buils sheeni T 8 cows ¥ weeh 087 2l steers 12 15 steers 2% 1 steer. . 1080 | stesta.. 11 103 1040 108 Av, 1250 . 8, 20) 200 40 300 i 205 i 40 340 100 200 140 RS T) No. 123 stock ewes. 1buck... OMAHA WHOLESALE Provisions. SMOKED MEATS —Sugar cure 1bs aver 01ge; hams, 12 1bs 93gc; 1 breikf: 6105 boned liam, nic s, G4c; boneless h hams. sets, i15c; dried beef od rolls, or hum roule of tongues, per doz, $6.50; hams, 12 0 15168 averaize, 11¢; spu boneless broakfust bacon. Tle; selocted dried beef hams. insides and knuck fes, 94 wide clear breakeast bucon. 91ge. Diy SaLe Mears —Fancy light’ welght short clears, 63 i olears, Sc; short clears, te; los, 1—tiams, 1410 16 ¥ dried beef clods, Ge; short te, Tage; smoked SN0k welight bicon short cle ribs. 64e; bucon short eiears. (e clears, 0fic; bacon clear bucks, ' Ghe bason shouldors, 83 3 Taue, terces, Siie; shouldors, Now York Gat, tiorees, sies bellios, tlerces. iforala ham, tierces, bige; beef ham, bbls, £1 100 1bs, PICKLED BE! olghth bar’ Dry salt cured—Taney light bacon” short on_long bucon ToxauEs—Halt bbls, .<uvu-v..{.-u.,|.. 50 Ths, $6.0); 50 il) net welght, $13 #8.00; half barre D SPARE Rips—Tierc 03 barrels, 200 1bs e 1 pure coupound, per b, tier cttle rendered leaf per b, tieree basis, il ard, per Ib, tierce basis, BARRELED PORK AND BEEF—Per barrel Mess pork (new) 811.50; family pork. $11.2 short out_clear pork, 212.50; short cutelear porlk. $11. 0ss pig pork (fancy) $14.00 extra mess beef, #0.0: plate beef, $07: ext plate Leef, #5001 extra family beef (boneless) $u40; rolled beof (boneless) 8830; runip butts, P16 Powk—Boneless—Itis made of the best cuts of choiee pigs, has o bright. fresh color. Burrels, 20 1bs each, $1400; halt’ barreis, 100 1bs each, §7.5): quart #1.00; eighth barrels, 25 1bs each, BAUSAGE—Botognd, 4¢; smokedsau blood sausage, 4450; iver suusage, 11 chiuese, #1ac; [resh porks sausago ks e pork sausage (bulk)3taes smoked pork sius Sci - Frankfurt sage, Tei smoked head olicese, (o5 Polish Knoblauch sau- sugd, Te; tongue sausage, K. Tho above prices are for 1otsof fifty pounds and upwards: a less quantity i cent more. FRESH BERE CUTs—LRolls Loins. the; - sirloin butis, 7¢s bonel i atrip loins, %e; rounds, rump rolinds, tpmp on, 5e; rounds, shank of boneless ranps, 44e; chueks de; plate back b shoulderelods, 414¢ loins, No. 1, stec, 1i N 101 e The; - beef ' ribs, . 1, 1001 e breads, per_doz Kidneys, ®ach, wails, eich, do; livers, each, 15 beef each, 4¢; Loof tongues, each, 40 MuTros—Cholee dressed mutton, 8t of mutton, Me; saddles of mutton, 9¢; utton, lic, loifis. Ge: tenderloins, L spare ribs, bo; shouldery bo; hocks, amings, i’ back bones, 20: dressed hogs, cleaned pigs' feet, $oe; rough uncleaned pigs' feet, per do: off, Dreasts FrEsn I Vegetables, ONTONS—Cholce stock, $14)@ L7 pererate. 8w EET POTATOES—There I8 somo very cholo §lgolc on the market Which s quoted at H 250 “PoraToES—Considerable Wisconsin_ stock Is beingz thrown upon the market atNe@sLo) per Dighel. Good Colorado potatoos are quoted ut 20D 1.5, CELERY—35@400, 3; Spanish, resh Fruits, CALIFORNIA PEARS—Smull winter Nelis, $1.35 L5 por halt boxi lurge und funcy, per’ box, GrRAPE FRUIT—Per bos, #4.0024 CRANBERRI “aney Cape Cod, §13.00; fancy bell and cherry. 810,00, ANANAS—Yellow. $2.25@3.00 per hunch. ; boxes, & _Mexicans, or 4 oridas, bright, 8L7504.25; russets, #45 PeErsiisoss—California, 0062220 per tray, TaNarErINEs—Florida, ot case £.00. Le p stock, B0 upply of u Leon eut down very materlily, and stocks held in, tie city atthe present time are not large. The quotations range from §3.50 to #4.2, aceord ing to the quality. 80,50@3.00, Grares—>Mala Country Produce. Pourrry—The arrivals of chickens were large, the mar<et was lower and some stock was carr.ed over, The bulk of the sales were at baghie with an occasional small lot of fancy stock at but that was an outside prie Soma coarse and heavy old hens and roosters were reported as selling as low as e, Liv chickens out of season und slow at #1.7 'I'\lrlu-{m rose and ducks are not so plenty and sell at 92100 If cholce, laas—The market Is about steady with strictly frosh country stosk selling ut 2 2ie, GAME—The market s firg: o and higher in proporti th arkets, Quite a Ny pe suddles have been rece d during the past few days and dealers have had some diffioulity in keeping osed up. Mallard ducks, nominilly, @d00; teal ducks, #1.00@1.25; mixed (lm auall, 81,2601 uck rabbits, 2. small rabbits,T5a@8LH; deer and antelops oarcasses, 8ic: saddlos, 124c. P1aroNs—Thero 15 nodemand. Flour. R. T. Duvis Mill Co high patent, No. 1 and Cream, 82.70; Blue D, full patent, #.50; Hawk- oyon MIE patont 12,301 special Royal o N '10,82.80; Minnesots patent, #3555 Kinss 4" Wheut patont, 8:35 Nebraska spring wheat patent. $2.00, itiman’s gold medal, £2.75; Snow White, £.85; Snow Fluke, #2.10: low grade, #1. Ilruhml Bow Koller Mills' Cream, t.’m tle, &%0; C 2 XXX, BN Fid Bt .50 " Boat flour, buokw hieat . 80.00; Excelslorbrand, 83.50; Slap AT I T pisckages. qmmm- peroz P & indigo, per Ib, 760; inseot 6,007 murphlne. bor oz, | unchovies, §. A dommete oz wm. carb, 1hegblue vitrlol, 74 1d, 20K0; ' olhrie, 430 48¢; tariar 03 sulphutie, per I, Jo: sperm_oll, #1105 tur- penitine. 4ic; Tonkn beans, $1.8562.00; balsan olu, 41@45c; calomel/810321.05; cantharide 41,306 u buds, 202 @oe ', oreot, 476 copodium, 407 4ic; alur glau finistol, 8180 p bic, B3eal 08; |v- J88¢; 'sulphur, ?.»» epsom salt, it pnn $1.40 per oz Atk per 07} rice root, o i borgamot. .25 per o0z; binlsain oo 020, per oz, sub nit, bismuth, $.00 per 0z; fodlde potus- sitim, £2.38 hor oz bromide potassivm, d8e | oz; salleylic acld, #1.42 per 0z; benzole ncld, per oz 07 Fresn—per 1h, rout, large, Sc; white, 10 tei pickerel, 0e! Dok | Sen fish—steak cod. 12 snapper, He: blue fish, 170; cels, I8¢ lobsters, 1501 scollops. per gal., #1400 mue lurge, e ench. River fish~Cat, fle: buffalo 75e CURED HERRING—Crown brand, durk hoop, he: full white hoop, 75e; full white hoop, Milehner's, 65e; domestic, Tolland. 40c; Russ sinn sardines, spleed, Ge; Russiin sardo it b0 Swedish fo 1sill, ®ic; Hamburg spiced rring orway spieed herring, 8100, Codfish~F Georges, white, per | extra Grand bunk, lnrge, e fish—Turkey cod, nddie boxes. 12 i erute, Tae; snow white, 21} fiacistiver brand, b bricks, dlac fish ~ Extra thick halibut, strips. rey, 5 in boy, bloaters, Cron scaled herri Srletly modium, scaled herring, No. 1 medium, stock fish, T'5¢ .~ Muckerel-Qr. bbls of 40 1bs-—- E No, | shore, tra bloaters, i oextr ;L .15 pp1e. flounders, 1ic; Suroked 1 5; medinm No, 1. . 5; medinn 4.1 White fish, an cs,ote.—gr. Ul of i Ihs—xtra No. T whit fish, large, §.0% No. 1 white ish, mediun, £.65; 2white fisl $L.05: extra family £ white flvh, $1005 N0 Mackiniw (ot alifornia salnion, blood red, ¥125; S pleed 5; bristlings, £.00. shore, Paints and Oils. Prise LARD Oin—(Winter strained), 40c; ex- e lird ofl (winter strafned), 47c; extra No. rd oil $0¢; No. 1 lurd oil, 34et No. 2 lnrd of extra Neat's foot oil, 4ie; tallow o1, 4be hait bbIs e over bbis; S-gal cans (2 in a case) 5 over bbls; 1-gal cans (10in a_case) e over bbls: Hi-gal case (20 in w ease) 1e over bbis, EXGINE OtLs—Diamond creseent engine oil, per gallon, 40¢; perfection engine oil, be sterling engine oil, 45¢: hereules enine oil VARNISHES —Furnitire, No. 1, We; furnitu . $L00; coueh v ofl fin s and 10y reent fri AD WHITE 1N Ot Carter, In 03 In_ 1,000<1h lots, per ewt, $7. S0 L Lo-1b 300-1h Ih lots, per ewt, Witk Diy—Gilder's - whiting i clul whiting, per Ib, I ris white, per b, | RED Dy~ A snetian red, 11 inooga, 20; Engli ctinn, brrel lacs o LLOWS—Chromie yellow, 6 to fie: acher, washed Dutel, 4¢ ocher, rrels kegs and tubs, 2 gei in-1btins, e, GETABLE OILS —Linsecd, domestic ariels, per gailon. 62 lnsced, boyled. in burrels. per walion, | ANIMAL AND FISH O1is—Wh wiuter, pergullon wlile winter. 6le; sper ched "Metals. sEL WinE NA1LS—Base, 82.00: raw, in doniestic le, bleached extra blenched nter, £1.00. steel nadls, 0, 112, 80.00; T #1.00. f. tie. Tix l’lu ); 1 X, 10x14, §9 coke, 4x r-17 Lmh ed cold rotled. e per 1b; and flats, i boller “size, sheetin: per 1h; sper 1b; pit har, 30¢ per b GALVANIZED SHvEr Ino cent; pat. plan 9ize. Diszount 50-10 per iron, Nos. 24 and =7 A, 104c; B, Lumber, Quotations are for carlots on board cars ut Oninha 10 1t 13 00 18 1t 15 50 T 1t 16 0 2 6 22 ft 1600 17 00 16 00 13 00 16 00 17 5) 16 09 17 50 17.00 18 39 1600 1600 1700 18 No. 1 gom, 218503 No. . #1.50; No. & com, 11,50, _FENCING—No.1, 6-in, 12 and 14 1t rf, $10.00; e, #10.00; d-in, #10.60; No. 12and 1 £t, 1, $1600; i-in, $1L00; N Gein, 16 £t #16.00; 4-in. $1600; No. 5, (-in, 12 14 {6, 15,07 4-In, $13.005 No. 3, 6-In,’ 16 11, 4-in, £L500 SIDING- A, 12, 14 and 10 ¢, $22.00; C, 817, 12, 1 aund 16 1, §20. 50; D, $14.50, oouIKG=A. Al wiite pine. 3 B, 6-in, White pine, £36.0 v Hite min (no), Fancing), F17.06; drop sid: ing, 50¢ per M ext STOCK BOARDS—A, 19-in, s1s, #48.00; B, 12-1n, s1s, $45.00; C. $40,00; D. #25.00; No. 1 commion, 10,518, 10, 12and 18 £, $21003 No. 2§18 5); No. 1 common, 12-in. s1s, 1§ 1t §20.0 $17.30: No. 1 commioi, 12-in, sis, 16 ft, #10.5; 3 No L conimaon, 2. s 201, RI0G; 0. 1. plain, 8 and 10-§ 24 ft 18 (0 18 00 18 00 18 0 19 00 00 19 0) 19 00 m, $15.00; ixi'to Rx8 16 00 in, grooved’ roofin: ax FINismNa-1st aid 2d cl., 1-in, < 15 and 2, 810.00: 3d clear, 1=in, s75, # 14 nd 2, $.00: A, seleet, T-in, 525, $01.00; ol =i, #45.005 B, seleet, 1-1n, s9s, 8 ty 1-ln, 8 ect all 16 ft, $1.00 ext YELLOW PINE flooring I 10) star, =16, 1, =16, 300 PHE elear, 1516, $20.00; 15tand cltir, 5 cefling, $1450: ist and 2d 0; 18t and 2 clonr, ceili ar, finish, s2s, and 2d clear finish, 2 from 15 i, 8 and 2d eloa, finish, 835 rom 1 tud 2 in&s.0; 15t and 2d - clear, casiny 30,00, Yieh L ¥As1, Doons, e, T per et} doors. 5 per ct; mouldings,i0 percent; tar Striw bonrd, 3 POPLAR LUMBER-§ inch cloar, 1inci, 2d elear, 1% inch panel, £20.00 N8, WELL TUBING, ET0.—0, G. 215 Inch, 3 3 inen well tubing. D, &M 0: pickets, D. & I1., flat, 3 D 5,807 .55 .25 9 inch, § inch, spilt Vselo Al Bor O sel 0 nd 2d o coni floor- rd, 1.5 sash, 05 blinds, 50 per ot dfelt,por et E210; and up, 1st and 24 00: 8 inel and up, 1st and ATH — Extra_ “A," pine, A, cedar, 1r pine, 300 clear ‘redwood, White cedar, 6 fnch, white cedur, 55 inchl, white cedur, Tennessee r 148, 11 18, 41neh, round, d cedar, split, 14 Dry Goods. s—Caledonia ;3 Economy, s FLANNELS— Pl e Clear Lake, white G 1T No. 2, Zige; NETIE ) 2igci Agwan, 113 Gy 1o6; ITAT, %, aqrs, 11e; qrs, Ko ouk, se 1400 Otis, Bz ftsman, Goshen, 440 l\hmlu City, Caledonla X 00, 1i0: NN i 105 e; VY, 18e; BB, 10e: b No. 60, 10%e; and slate, No. 50, fe; No, 70, I Missou e hed, wo! brown 124505 No. 00, 16¢; vy Cambric- p' Best Yet, u‘.l $ Buttercloth ot, T3ge; Flist Caldly6hee; Fraidtof Hill Semper ldem, Kinz l'lllH|ll ambrie, 0c; ll dule, o; Lonsdale nhl‘ ty mills, e Oak Lawn, 7e. LORED CAMBRICS~Crown 4'5e; T Clover, be; slater Rolled, dye 1c extra GixanaMs—FPlunket ehecks, 6yc; ton. 03 uttu dre lo dress, 84@@ 12, HEETINGS AND PIfow CASINGS —Brown— hpl-n-ll I"-n]wll-ll K-4, I8e Pepperel T, 0e4. 5 1 tled 48 i, toe; "Utfea, 58 10071401 84 in, 26c; Utleay 00 | Depporall, 2 in, 1040 Depperel, 401 Fopuerel 20 10- ed Star, high cols 5 Whitten- York, 6%¢: No ‘mundi dress, fej Cal Wbitt snton dress, e 0-4, 12344 Utdcn, 0-4, 2 l West Bointi 88 in. 8 o 10 Point. 28 in, 10 oz, 12i4e; West Point, i0; West Poliit, 401, 11 0z. 154¢ BATTS—Standard, Ke; Mohawik. 1014¢ 12i5¢; Boone, e: B, cased, .00; B tafe 3 (OTTON WAR-Bib, §. e, KExtocky Jeaxs —Memorial, St Dunham, 2850: H o Cottswood. 47 5¢; Melyille, i s—Lewlston, 30 | Nige; Lewiston York. 8 in, Swift iy ke, OC rd yke, Thornay ke, 12 ndyke, Cordis, No. 5, ki . GINAHAM—Amoskeng, 707 A nioske B5e; Bates, 03c; Warwick (rosses, Se; Lancas® g bie: Glenaire B Whittenlon ress, be. WiaANs—Net—Thistle, 64e; Red Cros CrasiStovens' 1 16-4m, 83c; Stevens: i 18-inch, 63c; Stovens' A, Tigo: Stevens! 18-fnich, 861 Steven: Btevens' 1 Steven: Sto- N IIILII Ili“ bl l’mw'rs~llncy ~ Ed River. Ranin, mrnmfinm-mnn, 4 Fountaly, 6 Torlin, 6 Blue beauty, .75 per white, 1844¢; colored, Plll'l‘l-lnd[l Ington. Biie; Ameriean, tigo; Arnold. © nold B, long cloth. oe; $tifle’ A: 11 e, 7-8, 106 toid Laat, Kec; nmli{on, Allen Plnks, 07 Alleri Chambray, cheater, 54cs Hartel, biae HEAVY BROWS COTr lantic H,7e: Atlant Aurora C, 4%¢; buck's head, Tig 64yc; Darlington, %c; Farniers™ No 4%0; Hooster LL, 54 Indlan head, 7 rence LL 6%c; Henriotta c. FINE BROWY COTroNs--Atiantic Ll 6 rora B, 64e: Aurora R, fes Atlas, OND, cheese clot U mm,nl' i Pepperell Iy 1t4e; York B. e skeag, 0 oz, 12ige; Huy ; Linwren standard fancy stripes 1, A%@ Lawe Au- 22), 1214 wnd checks, 1140, COTTONADESY ork, s I8¢; Lewlston, 10 ,0 o7, 1514¢ 1k in, 10140 oz, 224¢; Work Ingman tiscellancous, Hickony Nurs-Larze, per bushel, 159 1.00; small, #1.756¢.3,00, Por ConN-—-Chioice last season's stock. 202440 perib. CocOANUTS-Per hundred, sacked $.00; bulk, CumsTyUrs-Larze Ttal BrAN-Sacked, por 21,00, Ay —0On por ton: « eAW, 8,00 per Lo, HoNEY-White clover, | 1. 17e por b, ton, £20.00; chopped foed, Omaha—Upland, No. 1, blue stem, $6.50; oats per 1b, Green salted hides No. 1 N @he; N dry flint hides 71668 caif hides, hides, 1t shoep peits, gree Soeqwl g pelts, dry, per] TALLOW—A NO. 1, 3 BON ES--Quota tions Dry buftulo. pe country, bie and meity, LEATH] per 1b.; | track at rse Ib frames. eich, sheop, grease, for delivery {n Chis ¢ ton, $16.0 @18.00; dry chod, 810,006 18.00; country, damp, 89,0010, Hemlock henlock dry sole, 260Me nch” kip skins, 900 in, #1.2%02.000 Adieriean ¢ Aujerican hemlock ca t Ak Kip, GShe; A e hemlock kip, 80@es shiep sking SOCEEL 00; goat skins, per foot, 2Iewie, 1.~ On board ears at Omaha Asi Grove lime, 90¢; Champio Quiney white, 806; Loulsville « Milwaukee cement, $.4 0; English Portland Plas # N pli Jodge ‘plaster, $1.35; white sund, Te. 1.0, sole, #0@N0 bl & 1. 13 Lime, ment, 0; Fort $2.00; PP, halr, per b CoAL=On board ears --Chesinut, rang Soft ¢ walnut Anthracite and perton; grate, iul--Ohio, ¥ outhern Tlinols, Diock, #50; Tows luup, ¥.50; e~ Du Pont's rifle~Kegs, o 505 hal € 5 1hs, Gt Ib% $1.63; 1 1D cans, 5 cans incase 16 cun s, ns in case. I8¢, Du Pont's N nd 3 25 1bs, quar. kegs, 61 i 5 1bs, 1 [hCns, 55 cang i ont’s choke bore— K egs, Nos 5 conrse) 8.5 . ke lantta; cheyaind 2 and 3, sans in case, 90 od powder. Kegs only, of sting—Kews 25 10s, I, VI 1FEF, hia, £2.05, Fuse—=ingle tape (in small lots) per 100 feet, f0e; double, (in sm per 100 feet, 5c; Dlasting cips = dow & Beadie squibs Currents o' Commerce. Shippers will notice that the poultry market isauoted lower. The 't on hides remains steady, hut there isa weak feeling and dewlers would not bosurprised to see some further deeline. A singular instance of the widespreading effect which u sudden freak of fashion, even in leather, may have, js afforded in the fuet that iglish nuval offcers have made w de= mand be alle 1o wear russot leather Boots at seq, Branch & Co have reccived from Rand &Son who are pucking fraits at South L Welr, Flor i ample box ot Christnas fruits that are as fine as anything ever seen inthismarket. There are fancy lrge lemons, navel oranges. vanilla sweets, tangerines and grape fruit. The firm engaged fn packing the frult is from Omuhi. Randizzo, sr., being the father-in-law of Rosso of aha fralt fivm, Fred n isalsodown there, “They report business and are rushed to fill orders, quiet tip may be be taken aration made by some of the ners of the country, s1ys the Keview, that un- loss there §s soon a chanze forthe better in the condition of the leather trade, they will proceed to curtall thele production. As ftis generally admitted that there isno great ex- coss of stocks now on hand. this coursc, if adopted, would speedily affeet the leather marke the country and that in a manner moPe In accord with tanners’ views As they now view it they clalm that the increaso in the demand for leather, which must soon come, will keep what surplus there is, down (o areasonable Hmit and this, should ey de- cide to decrease their output, would practi- ly make them masters of the situation. On the other hand, manufacturers with one eye on the hide marketsof the country and the other on the listloss condivion of the Teather markets, are inditferent enough about purchases. The situation all around is one puzzling, éven 1o the wisest heads, and be- yond the ken of either parties to adeurately predict the futur ANKING ——AND— ONDS Banking in all branches, receive Accounts, Issue Interest Certificates of Dep ost, ete. dico Muntetpnl Bonds and 55 to® per cent, vestment Lists. Also deal i Land W Sexip, wpplicalle o Government Land. S.A. KEAN & CO., BANKERS, CHICAGO: 100 WASHINGTON ST. N. Y. Office: 115 B'y. e A Glorious Country. Helen Hunt Jackson used to say we Americans took our pleasures Reflecting on the manifold discomforts of railway travel twenly years ago, one does not wonder that we were saddest when we traveled. No such objection is now heard from the thousands of tojr- ists on the oviginal overland road, the Union Pacific, where every detail for the comfort of travelers has been sup- plicd to the utmost, The California trip of this winteris one of the most charm- ing in America. The Union and South- ern Pacific railroads have made vast im- provements upon the line via Ogden,and the journey now to San Franciseo is ac- complished with the greatest possible ease and comfort, without the delay for- merly incident to winter travel. e — The only railroad tramn out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island ves- tibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:30 p. m, daily. Ticketoffice, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam sts., Omaha. fron the other for In- rrants aud that udly. BEAMIFUL Helena, Montana, The clty of Melena is located in the beantifat Prickly Poar Valloy: is substantiully bullt of nona and brick, with good hotels, churches, sehools and allmodern conveniences of lite. The society s ex— ceptionally Ligh class, having moro than (he aver- age number of educated and intelligent people, Auva place of restience It by unequalied, 1o can be “reched by luxurious trains duily, $ith hrough dining ears, on the Great Northern wnd No thern Pacific allways from St Paul and Sliine: avolis, or from Kansms City, via Union FPaciic Railroad. Low rate round trip’ tickets. Montain hus dozens of broad vaileys 8o for- tile with the deposits of axes that farmers find in them & piradise of productiveness and s home mur= ke for all yield. Grentest of il ndvantages of Montana is the wonderful climate, 1'ho warm winds of the Pa- cific Ocenn wodify the'temporaturo to (e de whiich affords the high D1 fOrt T AT or auio M o GERTGFAE 1 fta Olects that the continued existence of discase is 4n impro- bability. Consumptives find fn the almost constant succes- wion of bright sunshiny days and dry atmosphere reme- dies which soon drive awuy thelr worst symp~ oms, and a guick éncrease of appelite and fesh (ndd. cates an early return of health, For full information,address, L. G. PHELPS, Seo’y Cilizens Committee, Helena, Monlana. DR. (;mu‘x{. EYE AND EAR, Barker Block, 156h snd Farnam. Telephone ik OMAHA Manufacturers” and- Jobbers DIR ECTO R Y BILLIARDS. The Brunswiok-Balke | Uollender o, Billlard merchandise, Aloon fxtiires. 407, 409 8. 10th « Omaha. John L, Wilkis, Omahapaper box factory, 1917-1310 Douglay Orders promptiy flled BOOK BINDERS & 'STATION RS, Omaha ch\lblm- Pn'mng 0>, Law briefs, bank supplies, and everjthing in printing line. 10th and Do 4 stroote, the Ackermann Bros. & Heintze, {nters, binders, eloctrotypers, blank book manu- facturers, 1110 Howar L strast, Omaha. BOOTS AND SHOES. Oharles A. Ooc & 0., | Kirkendall, Jones &0o, Manufacturers and job- | Wholesalo Manufactur's bers Agents for Hostn Tl 1109 Howard stroot. FE { and 1106 ey St. Williams, Van Aer-| W, V. Morse & Co, nam & Harte, o Factors, or 11th ste., Oma- 1212 Harney street, Oumahia, chants fnvited BUTCHIRS' tocall and examin SUPPLIES, Louis Heller, Butchors’ and _ Packery' Touls & Supptios. Hoof, Bow & Shoop easins 1116-1118 Jekeon' St OARR[AGES BUGGIES, ETC. Columbus Burzy (J_v., Carrlages, carts” sulkles, G. 1. Bdvards, Manager. il uth 1 OARPETS, | Omaha U.xrpnt Gn., ot cloths, mat- curtaingoodsoto. | CLOTHING. Gilmoro & Rahl, Manufacturers & Whole. slo Clothiers, 1109 Harney 8t Armstrong & Co., Jobbers of leaf tobacoos, @ N Iith Steaat. 1011 Farnam stroot. “Hello ! 143 —_— COAL, COKE, EIC. P Omaha Coal, Oke and | Coutant & Squires, Lime Oo. H dandsoft ¢ TEard and aoft coal L pers, 8 1. Cor. 1608 and Doug. | 1908 Larnay Tus sirosts, al ship- reot, }Inrmuu & Weeth, Acmo lump, Walnnt oloet thracite Ofce 119 N. Hulbert & Blum, | Ohto Rock Springs, Excel 5k ecreoned nut, antlacite, Bmiithine, steam. | Oftice 314 8. 15¢h st agle lump, 11 An- 16th street. P. H. Mahoney & Co. Tard-Coal-Soft. Ofices 813 N. 16ith and oor. 10th and Douglas sts. American Fuel Oo. Ehippers and dealers In anthracite and hita- minous coal. 2158, 10th stroot Nebraska Fuel 0., 2138, 13th stroot, Howell & Co,, 217 8, o Johnson Bros,, 914 Far lith streot, . J. Johnson & O, 215 8. 13th stroot, m street, Omaha, Neb. 0.B. Havens & (o, 1602 Fernam street, Mount & Griffin, 2138, 1th stroat, Omaha, Neb, Omuha. ~ CORNILE. Eaglo Gornice Works, F. Ruemping Manufacturors of Galvan- | Galvanized fron cornicos, ized Tron Corno Dormer windows, door Window caps,metaliosky- | caps, finls, oto, i lighta ete, 1110 and 1112 | fron wnd siate roofor Dodzo St 811 Faram St DRY GOODS., M. E. Smth & 0o, LKllputfl k-Kooh Dry Dry goods, furnishing | Goods (o, £00ds, notions. Dry gouts notions ‘gonta’ o | furnishing oo Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Cornor 1th ani Hatney ELECTRICAL bUPPLIDS. Wolf Electrical Co. Illustrated Cataloguo free 1614 Caplto Avenue, FARM MACHINERY Pnrlm, Orendarff & T. G, Nurthwull Martin Co., General CornerJones and Oth sts, | 8 Neb, 1310-1 FLOUR. Broken Bow Roller| R, T. Davis Mill Co., Milling Co. Underwood, Oftice and warelouso, 1012 N. 16th street. estern agent din Plow Co, Omah 1 Sherman ave. Cor. 8thand Jackson sts, , F. Gilwan, (lemens Oskamp, Mg of ready to ratso 1014 N, 16th stroot. Slap Jack Meal, finost cnkos in the world. G E. Black, - Manager. | 107-1205 8. 20t street. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Ohas. Shiverick & Oo, niture Co, Furnituroana 1115, Furniture and Carpots. pots, ) Farnam streot, | 1200-1200 Farnam St GENTS‘ FURNISHING GOODS. Sohueider & Loomis, | J. T\ Robinson Notion Co., ishing goods. Sbrated brand tkin® 0V oruily, pants, shiFLs, cOALS, oL COF 12tk and Howard sts. — GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Jobbers and Importers of notlons and furnishing ¥o0as, Gents' fus 1111 Howard streot Kennard Glass and | J, A, Fuller & Oo., Paint 0, 1402 Dougias Strast, 1408-1412 Harney streot. Omahm, Neb. Omalin. Hh‘(e. Bruce &0)., 00-908 Leavenworth st. William Cummings, 617 and 619 Bouth 16th 8t., Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb GROCERIES, Meyer & Raapko, MU3-1406 Elacney strook, Paxton & Gallaghsr, 711 8, 10th street, Omuha, Neb, Omaha, D, M. Steele & 0o, 1201-1205 Jones street, Sloan, Johnson & Co. Uth and_Leavenworth Omaha, Nob. Allen Bros, ,‘ 1114 Harney street, MoGord, Brady & Co, 15th and Lesvenworth, Owaha, Neb. Omaha, Nebrasks. I GUN rOWDAR. e romnemaet Hugh G. Olark, Agent Dupont's G unpowder, Blusting caps, [use. eic. 1218 Marney street. Loa-Olar - Andreesen Hardware (b, 1108-1110 Harney stroet, Oruaba N Rector & Wilhelmy Co Cor, 10th and J: Gmalis | Foretgn FUR,WOOL, HIE‘ES, TALLO 1.8 3 & ), 1081112 Loavenworth st Geo. Oberas & 0., B138. 13th stroey, Omaha. Omaha, IRON WORKS, Paxton & erlmg Tron Works, Wronght and ca butlding work, Omaha Safo & Iron Works, fire and burglal i afes, vaults, jall ok, Teo iniiers and e esonp A dreen, 1 IUI.\ Jm-n.m.u Wilson & Dmko, Mg tabular flues, Ard DoX boilers, tanks, et Plorco anl 19th stroets, LITHOGRAPHING. Acmu Tron nnd Wire Works, fron, wire and br 5128, Tith streat W. Boehl, - Propristor. ks, | Rees Printing Co. Lithographing. | Printiag wnl Slank Books 11th and Howard sts. LIQUORS. Iler & Oo,, e Merchants. st tur'rs Konne Sust India Bitters, R. R, Grotte, and Jovber of William Darst, Wines, Liquors and Ck gars. 1813 Farnam St, Omahy | Frank Dellone & Co, Liquors and Genulne No» vada Clgars 1205 Douglas Streot. A. Frick & Co., Wholesale LiguorDealers Wholesale Liquorbealers 40810 501 - 9038 10th St. @ W Dougla John A Wnkunr‘ld, orted American, Purt Hardwood Lumber, 10l € i1l ke Hydr t g Quiney White Lime. Wiyatt - Bullard Lume ber Co 20h and 1zard Streets, 1310 North! 6th Stroet " ObarlesR. Loe, Hardwood lnmber, wool carpets and_parquet Houring, 9th and Douglas, Fred V. Gray, Lime, Comont, Bte., 1ate. Cor.0th ant Douzias. | 023 Douglas street. PO cbe e i k] Lo S P - —ny MILLINERY AND NOTION% 0. A, Stonehill, | I Oberfelder & Oo', Millinery, Notions Importers and Jobbers In g i Millinery 10 and 212 South 11t 116-118 8. 10th St., Omaha Mreet o _— MUSICAL INSTRUMENI‘a, BTO. Louis Bmdfonl umber, lime, coment, ot Max Ml-ycr & Bro. o, M £ jowelors, dealers In musical instruments, cte., Farnam and lith. A, Hospe,Jr, Planos, Organs, Artiste Material Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and lubrieating oils, axle grease, oto A 1L Bishop, Managor, A. Booth Packing 0o, | Oystors, fish ana canned Platt & Co., iger brand," fresh oyse tors, Omaha branch, S Leavenworth. §15 817 Hown'rd —_— e * PAPER. | PLATING. i e Western Plating Wk( Gold, sllver and ol Carpenter Paper Co., Carry a full stock of | Gol n e printing, wrapping and | piating on_all meta per, ete. deller work. 1114 Dodgey PRODUCE, COMMISSION. wfil:l“&‘z‘ Smith, F(‘]‘Wvdur & Oo, Cashibusers butter an ers In_country prod- fruits, vegetables, | exes. anl general cont Wiss1on merehnnts, South 11th streot. Dea uee, ete. 1207 Howard stroet. [ 0. Roso & 0o, | E. B. Branch & oy California and | Produee, frults of all tropleal friils, _Kini, oyators, 1213 Howard streot. 1211 Huward stroot - Porter Bros, 0., et v Callfornia, Florlda and 1217 Howard atroat, tropleal frolts, Write for priees on bute 801-K11 Jones stroet. te s, poultry and 0. W. Butis, - Munager. kume. Kirschbraun & Sons, Olark &Ua,, Butter eggs and poultry. Rob:rt Purvis, Butter, choeso, potltry and gan 100 South 13th streo " Williams & Oro 43, Produce 078, 1200 Howard street. Bates & Co,, | Country produce, feults, vegotahies, grocerst Epociuition tons, spices, ete. 417410 81w 8, 4 Harnoy streot. = — RUBBER GOODS, ETC. Omaha Ruhber Oo,, Manufacturing ani o). A3 T s A stroet. and fruiss, A, L. Deane & Co., General agents for Hall's Southh 10th St Omuhia, SASH, DOORS, M. A. Dishrow & Co., Manufacturers of sash, doors blinds and Mouldings. Branchof - ote, flce, 12th and lzard sts. | 16th and Clarkstreets. SYRUPS. | STOVES, Turrell & Company, | Daffy Trowbndvo Stove Manufao'g 01, Manufastur'g stovesant atove plpo. 12131215 Lonvenworth BLINDS, EI'C. Sl eI Bohn Sash & Door Uo, Manu facturers of mould= ings, blinds, doors, 217-219 South 8th stroet. TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, CIGARS, sbobdstor ilotdidetauiliuitobesdes “Oonsolidated Coffea Company, 1l and W1 arney st Ounha, Neb. STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES 8, Wind Engine & | Pump Co., Tialliday wind milly, g13 | 1021004 and 920 Jonosst. G, K. ‘ Ross, acting manager. Omaba, Neb. A L. Stravg & Sons, Farnam strooky Orane Company, packing, TYFPH. The Omaha Type Foundry, Printers’ Supplios New and - socond-hand H. Hardy & Co., ys, dolls, ,fancy &00as, housefurnishing Koods, children's car- R e i 1519 Farnamst. | 1118 Howard stroet. ——ee e SOUTH OMAHA O, - - LIMITED, ey LIVE SIOCK CO MMISSION, album UlhON STOCK YARDS B.)yur & Truitt, nge Bullding, Martin Bl‘o;:m wange Bulld 08-69 Kxoh o Bullding 11ding, South Omaha. Bouth Omaba. 8, J. Coffman, Smiley & Co,, 2 Exchange Bullding, Juth O Wood Brothers, 2 Exchange Butldiog, “Hunter & Graon, 30 Exchange Bullding Bouth Omas Bouth Ouaba