Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 7, 1891, Page 6

o TN SN THE SPECULATIVE, NARKETS, Ap Easier ieling Al Around in Oommer- clal Circles, BULLs DISCOURAGED BY GOOD WEATHER, Decline inthe Prices of Cereals and Provisions, with Oattle Values Unchanged and Ho Lower. CicAGo, April 6.-(Special Telogram to Tur BER]-Thero was an easior feelinz all around in the commercial clrcles this morning. Chl- eago weather was aot fmproved, but in the west, northwest and abroad the signs were much more spring| The thought of bright, clear, warn weathor caused a woakiess in all grain markets because it will soon wipe out the bull argument, Provisions opened lower also, with larzer roceipts of logs than were expected atthe yards, Early sales for May were as follows: Wheat, $1.02%, to #.02%, to 1.02%; corn, 663ge, to (6)c; of 330, and back to 53%c; pork, H2.40, to lard, 1.65, to ¥.60; rib: a trade had o lively day and trade were all against t re was o sharp drop in prices at the open= Ing. followed by arally and a stubborn mar- ket for an hour or so with turther drop In prices about widd The extent of the break from the on Saturday untii about 1 o'clock today was 1% for May and 1% for July. May opened at $L.2% and L0l and at the 10 moment sold wt #1023 1o H.02), to 10K asecond time, and off to #1.02, July sold ut 1101 t0#1.01% to $1.00%. There was a rally from these prices Iater and atl o'clock May was ALFLO2N and July at $1.05, with both months Just le under the close on Saturday. bearish lnflucnces of tho moming were the weather and cables. Liverpool public were B off on spot and ¥d off on wheat futures More vorable woather in Eng France wis gy While Chicigo was still wet a old wnen trading began, the dispatehes sald the west and northwest had warmer weather with real spring=1ike condl- tlons In sight. There was very free offering of wheat by holders and equally as froo sell- fng of short by the bear ele; nt. The market was b for n while after the first by k by “put” price around BLOEZX@LOG. The 'nt cut less of w fizure than Lin the pit. Minneapolis and Dulath hud 824 cars, butthis was for forty-eight hours. The receints here were ay over the esti- mate, but still very small, at 47 cars. Chie showed 165,00 bushels taken from the store Into vessels. Minneapolis decreased stocks 41,000 bushels, and New York increasea In 0. 2 red wheat 41,000 bushels. In the visible supply, the report straggled In 80 88 to keop trade indoubt. Thebelief at midday was that there would be a decrease of 40,000 bushels, butthe official figures, put up at 10'clock, showed w decrease of 250,000 bush- els, ugainst 208,000 bashets doe 1se mo year reported ten nt loads for Arzoes 1lso worked for Au- gust shipment. London reported w drop of 0 or Californin whent for prompt shipn; Parls was higher on wheat and flour, Besldes encral selling early, Linn, ¢ s and Gif- ford sold freely. Dunn & were builish but not hewvy biyors. Mimine bought May Aro the Tho rally which start befor o'cloc curried May to $L0% % & few minutes before the 1 Berlin cables e in so strong thatshorts in wheat were afrald to stay over the break in_the market omorrow, The lllll( was a remarkably strong one and carried Muy wheat to the high point of the day at 8108 and closed -t &1 .03 moved up 1081024 and closed at $1.01; stocks of wh b Inereased 425,00 bushels afloatand deoreased 265000 bushiels in Store. Avril was quoted o under May. On the cirl May wheav privileges sold at $.01% and 8102 for puts, and $1.04% wnd 81044 for calls. “Phe weather ‘and fts probable influence on Incioming and fnprovine” e quality of re- folptswas o big b ish_Jnfluence in corn. Withwheat and pork niarkets also weuk, it was very easy for corn to decline I'4c. When the other murkets showed & Tecovery, hOWever com soon ro- gained halt of its oarly loss. Sample frades were weak and off fo or more for wturduy, The action for the lead ing months was us follows: May oponed arouna 663 ¢ and ralll to Gie. July sold at 664c and 65440 at 67c, old us low as e and the open- ing off "to %0 and mllied to Ge. at 10%lock, Corn elosed usfollows: — April, thye May, 1y, 3% e. Theso prices were e todicunder the close Saturday. The local stock of comn Increased 17,000 bushels for the weok. May corn privileges sold ot 655 and i % “The 0ats market showed s moderito amount 9f traalne iy, oponing up from lic o e raay's fisure. After declining a arket recovered some- rength of the visible supply fig- 1 closod stend y. 15. Fowler closed ot Hothis long on May delivory. " That atilse, sold down to dltge and up to&i3c before the Close. June was mostly nominal. belng quotable from 52140 to 1k, and closing ot tho latter amount. July sold mbdie down to 5)'ge, and closed at” 50 USt Was quite sbrong, and netiv from 7% 108150, and closing ut 58c. ber 1y, Mess pork opetied at frezular pric declines of 100 to 15¢ frow turds market wus heavy from the start, and decline May sold at 812,07 tember $12, » orabout e figures. There wasa raily to § for Moy and July at the elose, Lard . closed At b0 toThe lower ut 8624 and $6.0 for My and July. after selling down (o #6.% and 10,50 for the s > months, Ribs closed about steady at 2600 for My and 8,85 forJuly, AT CRICAGO. and fnflu- rhot. July Local andat The at the 4 and 81275 1 0214 | 101 1o o iy Fon ol 12 0 12 8 60 6 62, 1o LUl o i s has. Moy, Juiy. |11 12 40 12 80 EoRNHTTY [0 WHEAT— by .. i ConN-— Notes and Gossip. Duluth recelpts, 119 cars of wheat. :!l:. eapolls receipts, 25 cars of wheat. Estimated recelpts of hog “hicago Mon- antimated receipts of hogy at- Chicago Mon Kunsas Oity rocolpts: Wheat, 46 curs; corn, 00 vars; oats, 14 curs. St. Louls recelnts GL000 hushels of wheat, 40,000 bushals cor, 34,00 bushols oats, Chlcago car lots: Wheat 47 cars, 87 corn 274 cars, 47 No. 2; oats 135 cars, 53 New York clearances: Wheat, 8L bushels; corn, 8,100 bushels; outs, 130 bushels; flour. 6,504 barrels, 9,130 sueks, 8t Louls shipment. e heat, 2,010; corn, 24 outs, W00, Visiblesupply of wheat d ise, 20,0003 corn decre: 00 Oats de- cease, 20,00, Lust Londo o, 11z Estinnted onres’ at Oblcago Tuesday, t, 27; corn, %7; oats, 190, Heorboln's ¢ Ind fan shipmonts wheat to United King 200 Quarte rs: lnst week 40,00 quurters: (0 continent 20,000 quurtors Tastweek 10,000 quurters, Ourgoes O conat quiet, firm. Corn nothlag offering. On Pus= sageand for shipment wheat fiew, corn qulet. Murkets uro firm, Weathe wzland and France springlik Liverpool wheat and corn spot In_moderate demund, 0. 1 California 8s 70; Wallw Walla ts 8d; American red winter 8s 2hd. Logan & Co, to Toneray & Bryan: The pressure 1o sell wheat at - the openin, was urgent and siles were udo all the way from §1.02% to 8023, The closes wero ut 81,05, Early Liverpool cables werodepressed with lower prices. Tho 1ate Liverp ool oues uro steadier, but all contin- ental advie on wheat and flou The export demund for red Whe AL Is g00a he andat New G wll forshipment to the other 1o, The local feeling 1s bearish hocause of the healthy appoarance of the growing or although it s 1 two to three weeks ln The weathor t 1s springlike. predictions for tomorrow wa With sunsi willsell lower | nt of fo bies @nd bigher prices unioss wo luve o hetior i o- and for dinte shipment corn was panicky ut the opening. May opened 4t 670, sold down to 65%0 and closes at Wigo, Onts ore steady with light fluctustions, J uly sold atdle to bl o Provisions were wenk from the opeulng o the close. Packers were free sello ers. Forthe immedlate future we look for lower prices. A B Jaquith of the Omuha Elevator Co iy says: “According (o elroul ar lotters wn t outby us April2 to our ugents aud dealers overihe liu6 of the Union Paelfio road Nebraska we glean the following: 10 wheat tarmers are feeling over the fact that they season with the grownd Iy satuiated with molsture than it teen for years All adniit that the season 15 1ittle Tate, but with fine weather the ma: Jority of the seeding will Lo done by Apeil 16 In tho rof the state there will e 18 1n the acreage of wheat bout 16 per cent ent. Tn the central andnorths artof the stato the increase In wheit ubout 13 per cent, onts drerease 5 pot nd CoTn IR reise about 14 por conts flax ow considerable decroase, s will also other grains not named. In proportion to this ntof corn, whent i s mirketed 7. 1,190 10 dat amonnt hell back i farmers” and de ds that wiil g0 forward, Is onts about 04 ver . wheat 84 per cent, corn about 15 per cent. ‘A8 the season [s alread y late, tho recelys trom farm- ers onaccountof belniz busy will be vory 1ight throughoist this month. We think ail the outs and wheat to be murketed will bo required for westeri and southern shipnent.! Kennott, Hopkins& Co. to 8, A, MeWhorter The torrentof Lguidation that set in Satu day wasmoro violent thaneverat the oue ing. “Puts” cheeked It foran hour or tro and then tho prive hroke sharply tod1.02 for May and L0 forJuly, At (he bottom there was evidence Of the same ool buylng that his appeured on torner sharp broaks. Shofts alto buying frecly, but that classof that seldom sell except on astunp consplouously active, They put ot good lines right on the bottom, 1t was thelr buying inthe sesslon that caised the quick Fall At thociose the market looked well oveged up. With any pronounced bullish intell- genee [Lought to dosome better Wednesday, but we adviso sales on all gopd ruliles, b lipving that the situation is daily growing weakerand that the speculntive seutin: which lins heretofore sustained prices so tenaclonsly will yield to warn weather and the flattering outiook for the next crop here and an improving outlook abroad. In corn and oats the mirket was heavy most of tho sessfon, A good deal of long stuff was sold on - stop “loss orders. There was n - elos- g rlly oncoveriug by shorts and some falr investiont buy hut the ou t ook finot encour s pur- chases on sharp it tobe profi table for a turn. - Provis d lower and wero weak most of the i kerswere selling. The market r probadly hogus d patel (hat rewoved the strictions on Exports of pork andsom ¢ nerease over t last year. On bet ter wentlier erpected for grain and pro- quite Jubilant are golig into this | mofe_ throughe has G McCormick & Co to T 0, Swartz & Co. Thie beautiful weithermade our Toeal w he operators very bearlsh, cspeclally as the si nal service reported that it e xtended through- out the west, and cables roported much in- proved weatier abrond. Jhe result was very by Tittle ani big traders and weale market throughout the day. The only reaction of any fmportance was fowarls & hé close, and this was cnused much by the buyingin of short wheat soid carlier, induced by somewhiat higher cubles frym Paris and Berlin, The earlycables trom London and Liverpool “were weak and lower and did not Inprove . Recoipts at \priny polats were 5,000, shipment 00. Thed reasein the visiblo supply was only 250,001, which was o disagppointment to tho bulis. Tweiveloads were reported taken from New York for exp Tho vlose Is tame and indicates — that whoat s & for the p on all Incorn wnd o rospeet of weather nin i hoth buyers ol Shorts bought crease in visible, which stimulated prices The close was firm, hut wo seo no rason (o dify our bewrlsh news and advise selling the further futures on_any firn spots. Pro- visionsopened weuk and old ot quie frcely Theliguidation of the May deat wuse of the weakness, buyers >wing great ndiference. Receiptsof fogs were good and packers holding off loft thom intho hands of shippers, Before the close there was asharp reaction in prices on w tele gram from New York. the truth we cannot yority, that the Gerian government had de- ald move he prohibition of Import of A i products, If this should prove trie itwill have o decidedly bulllsh influence, otherwise welook for somew hat lower prices | Miohtgnn Ceninai ne | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. 0R1eAGO, April .~{Special Teloz ram to e BEE. ]—CATTLE—Business opened rather slow, yot values roied stead y, and toward the elose the dowand was botter, but_prices underwent little or no change from firstto last Some fow sulesmen quoted good stoers a shade lower, but the bulk wereof the opinion thut valueswere about like the closs on Friday. Cow stock was steady from first to last. The tp prices for prime to exira steors was $702 885 others, #.857165; o . HLOI@D 16 cows and leifors, R.30@350; stockers, 313 400, Hoas-Barly sales. especially ot prime beavy and good stock, showed little or no changous compared with the cluse on Friday. But toward the close there wasa sharp town turn of 100 to 200, und the general market closed weak at and common closed at $4.5 4. nd pue sers, H.03 B3 prime hoivy and but:her weizhts, 8521 5407 light, #.9)@5.15. STUCKS AND BONDS, Neuw York, April 6.—[Speclal Telezram to Tie Bee.]—The sccurity market was very strong this morning, strong without an apnar- ent orspeciul reason, except thut the desiro to buy outwelrlied the desire to seil. The cseapeof the western roads from the obnoxlous Nebraska freizht rato bill caused the finaneial community o howe & mighty nighty stich of ve jof and to come 1 the on- clusion that the fliancial aspeot is not alto- getherbad. This change In sentiment and the manufacture of industrial shatos is probably at the bottom of the strenzth of the stosk market, The testimony of the represontatives of the American sugar reflning company bofore the so-called senive Investizatin g comuittes all tended to Increase the gonersl opinon that there fsu piloof money inthe refining busi- ness and thiscausel the company’s soeuritios toadvance faster than ever. The suzar re- finers express the blief that the abolish mont of the tarifs on raw sugar will be followed by a widespread increase In the consumption of sugzar in this country. This s one of the ideas at the bot- tom of the present wdvance in the price of suzarsocurities. It is t0 be noted that the figuresdo not as yet indicate uny very marked tendency of the kind. Cluus Spreckels esti- mates the lucrease of sugar imported into the countey this year at only 50.000 tons over that imported during the same periol of list year, Atehison advanced % t0 20, Canada Soath- % Clevelund, Columbus & St. Louls Burlington & Quincy ¥ to 8, 10 106%, St. Paul ¥ to &, Rock Island [ to 7%, Lackawanna 4% to 1 Livke Shore X to 110%. Louisville & \ % o 7%, North A . Missourt Pueific %4 to 8, New Englana % to 31, Re ading % toits. Union Pucific % to 41, and Rich- mond Terminal % to 17 e hitgher level of quotations nuturaly Induced some sales to realiz and this caused prices to ract, but only to u small extent. aud at the end of the fist hour the market was auite firm. The speclalies. like the nore vromient stocks, were uctive on the rise With guins of & polnt orso in several cases, London cables announced the faiture of a banking house long of speciilties, and this Was sup posed to account for the s gz ishnoss of London in responding to the mors bu llish sentiment prevalont on this sile of e water, but the local “stock murketdid not stop for anything under tho lead of the {nduetres ynd granger prices wont spinning upwirds. Tradlug Ve ©voryw hore, IKen phins & Co. to 8. A MoWhorter —Saturdays markot in whieh the dealings o ro larger than whole duys' have froquontly registored lately, scems (o have d liko a tonio u the 'street. Commission offices were full oforders ut the opening today and buylng aliday tong hasheen of o botterch r acter than befar this year. Dealings hive beendistributed over a wider rangeof secu e ities and prices have steadily advanced, Uhe market” has clearly “shown that there Is u public willlngness' to denl In stocks Which only needs sufivient inducement to tike hold, s Tt also shows that t e previlling sentiment is favorable 10 an adyance. Tt fuvorable crop advices trom ( or Wi country have had much to do with so CourIgln g buy Ing 0f western st Iy asthey uré accom panled ' by the ground is i better shipe for seeding sum - Mer crops than usual, the heavy Storms his - {ng ssturated the grounl to in exte known for years. Another favorable ef roy stanco s that the first of April passal und settlemonts usual that period b v without wny di turbince to th el Furthermor western logis! ndjou ried or Wil soon adjourn or power they hud for harm s ¢ for theyear. Chioazo, Bur- Quiney hus been o leader of the advaneing 3 percenton’ luge transe . muany of Which no doubt wers eovor- Zof &hotts by traders who have hoen S0 earlshly inelined foralons tne, Ail woste rn Mocks hnve sympithized in fhe move of “Q" ‘Industrial stocks hive afio show groat stro or transaction: Sugaraud Chfengo Gas being 1ost prom o ¢, tho at 050 SLOCk: oiwithstainding the rapid ad- sposition to renct.and ALY 8 SLFONE WL the € gt ros fs 5 or 10 points lower. The whole kot elosed fn exeellont shape with an in- dicution of furthor lwurovement but it nust not be forgotten that the market has be dull for & iong time aad that very lkely many traders Wil thluk 1t was 10 accept tofits which muy produce s reaction. Money % Been easy at 310334 per cent. Total sules 345,011 shares, 103 | Northern © 18| do preferred.... 10 N Wi viinio m | do prerd (axdir). | w York Central.. .10} D &E.... Rock Taland [0, M, &8 o pref 8. 48 coupons..... I 8. 4iquregistorad Central Paetfic Chicagn & A Chicago, Burlligton & Quiney DL AW.... Tliinots Central hore o preferred. . Western Union. Missourl Puciflo b s MONEF ON CALL—Ensy; viosed offered at 0 :\" percent, PR OME M EROANTILE P APER 028 STEnLING Excenaxae-Quiet, day Uills, #4.60 and, 4.8 er cont. rmi sixtys Mining Quotations. New Yonk, April 6.—(Special Telogram to Tne Bre.]—The following are the mining stock quot rn Siiver.... mouth .. Standard Unlon Con Yellow Jacke Cc flee Options, NEw Yonk, April 6.—($pecial Telezram to THe Bee.)—CorrEE—Ovtions opened barcly ady at 5@% polnts down, und at 1020 points down and quiet, 0 lngs, Includiig April, $17.06 y, $17.006817.15: Ju $16.75G810,80 2 July, #1645 57 A cust. #10 5; Soptember. 8157 Octorber, $16 13 Decomber, $14.540 Spot o, d syi falf cargoes, 0. 1 CHICAO. oush, @!.0i April 6.—Whent— 10265105 May, 1.00@1.03% Corn-Steady: July, 6346061 5e Onts-Stealy Rye-Nominal at 86asic, Barley- omin 280 Timothy-~Easy Flax—Steady atdl nisky 3106, I8 Dloso—Firm; July, #L01's cash, G0%c May, 665@80%4cs cash, 62e; May, 5oxes July, 01 July, 88254@0.55, lour-Steady s winter wheat, Wisconsin etraights, #.0@440d0 cloar, #.10724.20; spring wheat, Minnesota hurd patonts, 0005, s0ft patent, H5@A.0. Bulk Meats—Shouiders, 85,00 short clear, 83500403 short ribs, $oR@ Hufter—Easier; creaniery, 1902 @240 Choese—Flrm: full eream ; full cream flats, dalry, cheddars. 104 11@11%c; Young Ameri- alted, 6o light son hides, 45403 greensalted calf, Se; dry dry sulted, 6@e; dry calf. 84oc; dea- o alted, salted bulk, 43¢ flint, Taullow—Steady; New solid packed, quotable at 410, - Recelpta. Shipments 4,000 12000 21,000 300 140,000 86,000 .+ 217,000 142,000 BIOGR LS Wheat, bu.. Corn, hu Oats, bu.. . NEWYork, April 6. —Wheat—Reccipts. 5,80 bushels; exports, 81,700 hushels; spot_closed firm; No. 2 red, 814G 116% in elevators 81,1} afloat; FLIGK@119% €. 0. b, Options declined reacted and advanced %@lge; No. 2 closed . Corn-Recoipts, 5,200 bushel spov opencd lower, closed f in e saTRGe aflont; @i, Options sold off 1%@ge, o closing steadys May closed a Outs-Recelpts, 2,000 bushels; exports, 1503 spot oy No. 2 white: 6 nifxed westorn, 5i0ilc: white westo tions steady; May closing at , firine S COvaaG, standard A, ) vered %o cum-United elosed. May, T3}4o. Eegs-Lower; western, INC. Pork—Eusy 10, Lard-Lowe steam, 85,80, Butter—Qulet; n dalry, 1232 ern crenm @%c; Elgin, %@2i0. Cheese— skims, 0}@10c. S7. Louts, April 6.—Wheat—Lower; cash, g 41.04% 11.0: sh, Oie; May. Oats-Lower; cash, 55i4o; May, dic. Pork—Lower at $12.00, Laurd- Svendy ot 8.5 hisky—Steady at B1.10. Butter—Firm ; creamery, 21@%c; dalry, 0@ MINNEATOLIS, April 6.~ Wheat—Cash wheat lower; dull. Recelpts for twodays, 510 carss shipments, 8 cars. Close: — No, 1 hard. Apri 8.03%: on track. $L0i: No. 1 northern, April, $1.004: May, $100%: June, 8103 on track, 81.01@1.013; No. 2 northern, April, on track, 90 MILWAUKEE, April 6—Whoat—Firm; No, 2. sprinz and cas May, 09 Corn—E: aic, Oats—Easlo white, 5@354e, Provisions: vork, May, 8128214, Livireoor, Aptll 6. Wheat—Steady; de- mand fair; holders offer moderately; Culifor- 1. ks7d per centul. eady; demand fallen off; western, 6s 13d per cental. CrTy. Aprl 6~Wheat—Qulet ; hard, cash and April, Glo bid; No. . red LT Weaker; No. 2 cash, 6ige bid; April, L Jor N Outs—Weak: No.2 cosh and April, 504 bid. April _6~Wheat—In fair de- o, 2 red, H.07. Easier: No. 2 mixed. i@, 0.2 mixed, 5TH@HMSNe western west- mixed KANSAS No. mand; Corn The Visiblo - upply. CHI1CAGO, April 6.—The vis ble supply of grain,us compiled by the secretary of the Chi- cago board of tra Wh Corn. h’-‘llu ye Barley.. Bushels, LIVE STOUHs ORICAGO. April Uatvle—Receipts. 14,000; market SLow & 1d steady; steers, primo to ex- F0@A85; others, #4.005 cows and heiters, ® LH@H.50; stockers, $110621.00, Hogs—TRecel pts, 32,00 t weak and lower: rough and ¢ J@iT5; mixed and packers, $1.005 prime heavy and hits, $.2005.40: 1ighv, $4.00G5.15 heep—Recelpts, 11,001 rurket stoad: ongi natives, § westorns, ind st 00L& April 1,00 0; stre 5, stoekers and feeders, #2254, 15. 02w ~Recei pts, 4,000; shipuients, 4900; mar- ket low er; all grades. $85@4.95. S7. Louts, April 6—Onttle—Recelpts, 1000; shipuents, W0: marikot strong; falr to fancy alive steers, $4.005.40; stockers and feeders, —Recelpts, 2,000; shipments, 17005 mar- ower; heavy, .00, 5.00; light, 8. 6@470. 6. —Cuttle-Recelpts, market stenay - to cows, $LI50A.L5; ONAHA LIVE STOCK, OMATA, April 6. OAttLE—Estimated recelntsof catile 140, as compared with 5% Satarday and 611 Mon- dayol last week. Beaves were uctive and 100 highor, other grades abouv stealy. Good buteher stock wis uctive and strong. Good feedersaro in demand; some fing westorns sold at $4.0, Hoas—Estimated receipts of hog . as compired with 6.8 Saturday and on- dav ol last week. Murket sioady to se lower, ALl sofd. The ranze of the prices vald was §.45@100, the Lulk selling at §1.5034. 80, Pigs $0.75; light-llgh ts, £.5023,25; light, #4035 i heavy, HIO@LN: mixed, 8550550, 3 the prices paid was #4615, as compired with 81603 Saturday and #1453 Monduy of last week. SuERP--Estimated recelpts of sheep 15,10, as compired with 4186 Suturday and 182 Mou v of lnst W The murketwas unchunged. Atives, BLT9@5.10; Westerns, 82.5004.05. Disposition of Stock. Showing the number of eittle, hozs a sheepbought by the packers und other buyers on the moardet as shown by the boogs of the Unloustoos yards compiny: CATILE. Buyers. Swift& Co....... Ay The G, 1. Hamiond @om pany Cho Cadiahy packin s com pany The Omahapacking company Shippers, feeders an 1 other by oG8, ahy packing company.... ha pucking company.... LY B Rkt e Hammond company . Shippers, feeders and other biyers..... SHEEr. Swift & Co TheCudahy p The G, L. {. ekln mond Representative sale sTRBS. No Av. Pr. 10,1288 8 comp \ny.. conipany No. Av. ¥ No. Av. Pr. 9. W B 25..1107 % 00 490 480 810 1% 1 200 % 6. 20 5 200 20 1210 1016 1124 11,1089 ROTLS. 1,100 9 95 1,90 20 1,155 '3 00 1,180 STOCKERS A [ 1., 430 4 B2 20,1404 00 OXRY. 2 2.1060 265 4. HELFERS. 485 CALYES. 82 1. 250 425 WESTERN CATTLE, 200 DERS, 20..1050 1502 300 1 2. 1 feeder... 2 feedors . W stocker: § Standard ¢, Co' # cows, cornfed ., Jesso Knight— 17 steers, hayfed. . ... N it L. & L. 1 EEEEZARZEE X AND ROU a1 1045116 20 SHEEP, westerns, ewes, . wester weste 2 westerns, mixed .00 westerns, wethers. . western lambs. OMARA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Groceries, ireen--Rio, 20@e; Java, Atios, 26 1-10¢; Mc 0c; Mocha, $16; 0. G, Ja —14 gro, boxes, $1.35@1.50 Per’ pound—Almonds, 1c; peeans, B0 hite. de: roasted, Ko 280 1bs in bbls, buik, 0, B240; best grade, 100 48, #.50; best grade, 28 10s, #2.10; rock salt, crashed, £2.10, KING POWDER—Ro; b Urs 1e; filbe tme cans, per doz, ns, Bl. ; 1-1h ons a-1b cans ~1b cuns, & otlier kinds, 1-1b cans, per doz, NG PAPER—Por 1b, best straw, 1518 2xi, 1hc; dry goods, 43e: extra q maunilla, G0; maniiia tea, 12x18, ¢ hardware, Olig-15 p 1145c; headlight, [ Lae. eans—1 gal, §.000! 9@3.805 5 gal 3.50@5.00. Sova—Packages, 60 1ps to box, 5Xc; kegs, e Japan, basket fired. 2@3%c; sundried, W@dse; green, 20w5e; gunpowder, 20@He English breaktast, i@%e: Young Hyson, 203 e Oolong. 25a@doe; 2-1b package dust, 150, AXLE GREASE—Der gross—Frazlor's largo tins, §0.60; medium tins “#27.00; swiall, 8§15.00; otheérmukes, wood 8,528, 50, BLACKING=3 doz in box, #0@750; lndies' shoo 45c@$1.00; stove polish, per gross, Liquld, 4 0z 3 doz in box, e doz in box, $L.50@275; dry, small, 8¢ large, 45e. SpiCES—Pepper—Singapore, sifted, 15@160; shot, 2; allspice, 10¢; cloves, Penang, select- ed, @1 assia, China, 4-1b muts, %o; nut- ©; macassor, 63c; pickling spices, meégs, No 10-11 b Se. ] E10.~12-b boxes, UEI5 eet. B@e; eovon, H@I0e; Brom COCOANUT-#15-1b cuses, ig and b4-1b puckages, per Ib, 16aic; bulk, 15-1b palls, 25¢ —Quarts, per doz, $.00 bulk, per gal, $1.20. doz per case, $1.50615.20, 1b—b¢ cakes, 3-1b box 13¢; 100 cakes, 30-1b boxes, 1 1-1b bricks, Ibs'in box, pure, lic. Brooms—s-tie parlor, $3.00; 4-tie, 82, B-tle, . plain, §1.80;' warchousc, £400; toy, 125; whisk, 81000 RoAp—Castile, mottied, per 1b. 100: do white, per Ib, tie; laundry soap, per 100 burs, $.1 5.00; shaving soup, 50 per doz; tollet s 8 per box, de 8.5, FARINACEOUS' Goong—Barley, fo; kogs, $.003 split pes i green peas. Dbis, $6.2506.50; hulf bbIs, 8 pints, per Giive " oit, "S5 i beans, 53¢c; Bige; pearl hom —Lewls' porfumed, 84 erican §.25; Saponitier, $ #2.90; Star, serubbing, $1.7; dered, $4.25, Mitk—Condensed—Engle, $740; Crown, 86.25; Anglo Swiss, $0.10: American’ Swiss, $7.00; nd, 8155 “Rig)," 86.60. EXTRACTS—Lenon, % oz 55c@$1.80; 4 oz, $1.00 @3.50; vanilla, 2 oz, 63083804 0z, $1.26@5.55; Jamalea ginger, § oz, £1,85, s MatoHES—Parlor, 200and 30 per box, #.65@ BL70; sulphur, SLIGLLK, Caxpy=Mixed, %-1b pails, 814@8% 8taci twlist stiek, lo; French mixcd,lt hound sti boxes, 15w Buusi . 81,2501 TH6WAL00: sorab brushes, G0eqH. 00, B SEEp—Mixed bind, 1-1b packages, canary. 414e; hemp, igo; ‘anise, 150, ANDLES—0 bs to box. 0%¢i wining, L e, o-Kine cut, por 1b, %5@270; plug, 2 @i smoking, 2@w; faucy brands, ¥0c@ 0. MOLASSES—14 bbls—N, O. fancy, per gal, 46@ 48c; cholce, 10@450; good, 22 Cuba, buking, 25@dic; bluokstrap, 18@3e: syrup, 80 grade, bbls, J5e; 1 b, 2e; 4-gal kegs, $1.24; 2-gul VINEGAR—ApDle elder, 100; double cider, 12 white wi riple strength, 106, Staucu-Per Ib, 68 Pikor dium, bls, $.00: small, $10.00; ghorkins, $11.00; Boston mixed, $12.0, Kice—Java, Go; cholee, be; fancy, 6¢; head, o ivEr —Per bbl, refined. #.50; half bbi, £.50, CORDAGE, btton twine, , 22¢; cotton twine hemp twi candle w ;3 0)-foot stick, howr- 5-1b 5o; 1@ e, 200 -foot cotton clothes line. ton clothes line, 60-foot jute, $1. rope, all size wll sizes trom all sizes from in, Ihe. WOODENWARE No. i N rope, new process,” 7hic; cotton rope, K- Der, me . 1. nllr 3 Fed, 85.00; stripod. #00 ripod. $4,50; Borse, ext os, 125 rnost. 7o tugh, i Batter ludies. hard wood, paddlesor spades, 70 SL4GG2.00; double, $2.500: grosg loxes, ile. Galiforiia—Apric 00; poirs, cherries, white, 25 5@3.0; quinees, £2.00; black= berries. $.25; Faspberries, $400; Strawberri 3 gooseherries, £2.35; plur s, BLK@LUY plums, greon guges. $1.8%0 Zustorn canned fru hee. seconds, 50; apples, i 10, 81.15; gal, ' doz In case, zooseberries, Baltimore standard, 2 1b, view, #1.45; raspboreics, #1500 ties, $1.80; red raspe $1.50; bl B0k, eherrios, §1 pincapples, | ). FRUITS—Turkish prunes, less than hlids. 1890, 00: apples, evaporated, new ring, cholve, 18¢i * upricots, faticy, In'sacks 2 blackberries, new, c; Fuspherrios. ArFants, new, dtaci Votizi currants, in boxoes, Gi4ei peaches, Cal. chol Californin dried grupes, in lless Sultanns, sacks, 10 w Valenetn, 7503 Ondura, ln layers, H@20e; eltron, Leghorn, 20 peel, 1 VNN ED VEGETABLES T @L1. Corn—Very fine, $1.2061.25 1=1h sugar, #1.0¢ 210 svandied western brands, #1.10, 1-1b French, extra fine, 1-1b French, fine, 186223 1-1b Fre nury, 1615, Peas—2-1bearly June. 81 Marfow, standard bruuds, 8110; -10 souked 3 bruss hoops, N No. 28t pe grades, 184110 cherries, blick, 1.6 e, French peas—per case ‘!e'flnl. String beans-2-1h 2-1b wax beans. &he; 0D & Lima beans Leuns—-i-1b, i New Jorsey, 1 d=1b ok ra, #1.60 4730 rhubarb, "b, 4140 Young American, | brick. 14¢; Edam, | CRACK kIS Sodh, ovsi lsey ginger snaps, 8 » DOX lots. SvaArR—Granulated, . $4e: powdered powiered, Ge: yellow O, 4 ©, bej contectioners Provisic S MEATS—Frosh ham hhams, 16 1bs avg, 8% frosh’ shonlders, big ked. 8o, Swoeot aspuragus, 5-1b, succotash, of 100, #1.50@2.00 high grade, &e. tring boans, 8oc, Boston baked .3 CCHEESE-F. O, twin flate. por I, 12140; F domestic Swiss, ach, 81,00, for, e por cent off on cream, 10 cubes, Styei cut standard, XXX ALbger 20 1bs. avg, 81 { frosh h pork pork tenderloins, te: Teat lard, not red, Se; spare ribs, Se, PORK AND BEEF ~Burrelied 81300; new prine mess por ‘u ime pork. $1L0; clear 15.70; elear back pork, mei cut clear pork, §12 extra mess boef, #7.00; oxtr plat: of, 88.00;_rolled bons bonoless rium ps, 8,005 shoul Dy ALT MRAS backs, G3¢ tra short eles 16 t0 20 1b ay, G%¢; short ribs, %o backs, SMOK long cle clears, 6% b MEATS.—Dry Su bellies, olear str \ Tlaeq short ribs, Bi3e; tut bioks, 7o; Lean back SNOKED MEATS-"Hams, ext 1bs averag s, 1ight age, Me: Hams, me 1 9550} heavy, 20 to heavy, 2 {0 25 1bs [ ing, 18'to 2 1bs average, 0 %o hams, 6%¢; N. Y, shoulders, 6 ders, i to 8 DS uverage, T3ei spleed boneless rolls, bacon, elear, 5107 Ibstrips, beef tongzue Rost 7 7o50; half | PURE LARD | Tlercos, 3 50-1b tin pails, 001D cases, ey ¥ s—Sweot pick] bbIs, 200 1hs, $18,0; half Hbls, POIK TONGUES- S Hulf bbls, 100 1bs, & #4.00 LAMBS' TONGUES curcd—halt rels, 00 1hs, #4.00 SPICED BONELE Half barrels, 8 ibs, #4505 _qu 1bs, &2, 1bs, $1.0 SPICED P1GS' TON rels, 0 Tbs, $11.50; q elglith burrels, 20 [bs, §.00; k SPICED LAMBS T 80 1bs, $10. Sw ks X5 kits, 3his, 2011, b tongzie, 7 o; head cheese, 410 sausage, 12¢; pork sausa sausage meat, in tin pails, s O1L&, TALLOW AND' STEAR footoil, 5ic per gallon; pure 1. cans, 5 per gallon; A 1 stearine, 8¢ per Th, ol Country Prod About the usual Monday's i terday. The egg althongh the shippers hwve k well cieared up. There was ing in the butter, althongh light, the apparent Edas—Sules o e tetable PorAToRs—Home grown st rado, §1.3) per bu, PLANT— Aoz, 606 JAULTFLOW ER—Per (0. 82, PINACH—Per bbl, #,00. Lrrtuce—Choice Stock, 400 RurABAGAS—Michigan stocl BrETs—Per bbl, $2.753.00, Ox10Ns8—Eastern stock, per bbl, #.: 1sh, lurge era tes, $6.5 : CARRROTS—Per bbI, CrLERY—Michigan sto per doz, $1.00 SWEET POTATOES—Cholco per bbl; seed Per doz by CABBAGE—Por 1, 214id.23¢c, C ek Fat b 2 clears, 6%5¢; should 18, 6% 01 khort clears, Te Aver: Gies wrrels. 10 1bs, §7.00; qu ); elghth ba'rrels, 20 1bs, ES “Cooked—Hu auarter [bls, 40 1bs, .505 eighth 5 ibs, 2, quarter bbls, 4 market “The decline in eustern otutoes, &2, New mess pork rk, 81503 oxtra pork. heavy, Ll short 50, new Dlate boef, #0.00; closs beef,' $0.00; or elods, #.00, cks, G%0; lean ars, Gigo: bollies, Gigc: short clears, 18, foster 1t_Cured—Bacon, oxtra short 1ps. Tie; bellies, 0 houlders, a light. 0 to 10 W11 to 12 b8 aver- 10 15 Ibs average, nge, 010 extri se: kinned st Californ i e : Boston shoul by 8, 14 Kettlo hbls, 75 refined, fbbls, <10 tins, N B U-1b patls, 00 1bs led, sugar 100 1bs, § red, cured, i bbIs, 50 1bs, ~plekled—sugar- rier bar- P1GS' 110CKs—(Cooked)— urter b 81 rols, 40 i kits, 19 (Cooked)—THnlf bar- arter barrels, 41 1hs, §6.00; 1ts, 15 1bs, 85.50. hhls, 25 half bbls, , 81.00; elghth 200 1bs, 86.90; half 1D b, 5c, blood, 414¢; liver, ish, 7ei summer links, e; pork INE—Pure neat's- neat's-foot oil, o- tallow, uce, recelpts were on was ep sto also the markets wus ock, $1.15; Colo- K, per bu, Ke. i Span , 40@45¢; Callfornia, Stock s held at CUMBERS—Ver dor, #1.500 PLERY ROOTS— Fresh Fruits. ORANGES—Navels, £,00@5.25 te und river .50, s, $.005 Los 51 riverside, & Angeles, §2 ree; chiolce stock, 80.03@0. MALAGA GRAP) 'IANBERRIES --Per bbl, 3 12.00, -Bell & Cherry, §10.00; crates, @A Flour. avis Mill Co, high , $280; Blue D, full Alf pitent, 32405 No. 10, ®.0; Minnesoti pate hard wheat patent, 82.65; wheat patent, £2.00. Oskamp's ready to v N.'l;n'rl'uso o 2 in bbis, N. Y, #86.00; ol Slap Juck meal, §3.75 ages, Ouiaha Milling Co—Relia nvineible patent, $47 tive, $2.40: Snowfluk patent, No. 1 and ent, 855 1n wke ul toyal patent, nt, £8): Kansas Nebraska spring se buckwheat flour, zes; buckwy sior’ brand, $.50! per case of 5 2-1b pac nce patent, 82, Star Super Faney Family, L I, Gilman's Gold Medal, #2.90; Snow White, %1 Snowllake, #2.10; low grade, $1.60; bran, HoNEY—Cholce. 1 1) friames, 187 Lise, CEMEN —er ', ETC—On bon Time, Quincy white, 80c; | Milwnukee cement, 8145 glish Portlund’ cen ster, £2.25; Michigy e pluster, §1,05; le, $1.00 board ity Fange and egg, K oft conl—Ohlo, #. 8 #4.50; Walnut Towa nut, $2.65. hides, 5%@ie; No. 2 greon sl on sulted hides, 2 to 401 green salted hid venl calf, § to 13 Ibs, 1bs, Sz No. L dry flint hides, 7 rd o , D0 oulsville c Utlea cement nent. $5.45; New 0 plaster, §2.00; white sand, Ps Pl cars at Omaha--Anthracite 5 por ton; grate, outhern Tilinois, Towu lump, #3.15; Hipks-Frozen hides, 5¢; No. 1 green salted ted hides, je: N DS, HIB0e .\ 2 040 1hs, diwdely; No. No.2 11y @74e: No. 2 dry flint hides, 5@5%5c; No, 1 dry salted hides, @, TALLOW AN allow No. 2, e 230 beeswax, priume, 1%e, @Y grense white B, ‘Wi grease, durk, ol rEAsE—Tullow No. 1, grease, white 'A, greas butter, rough tallow, 135G H0NES 1N CAR LOTs ONLY-Dry buffalo, per ton, $16.00218.00; dry country, ton, #10.00@13.00; damp and meaty, #8.0)@10.00. and delivered in Chicago, Woor—Kunsus, Nebrasks Unwashed--Fine average 12 to 16; medium averazze I8 to 2, quarter blood average 17 to 2 conrse average 15 to i, choi and rough average 12 to 1, scedy or burry 12 to 14; blue and very hewvy fine 10 to 12. ing and delaie. Fine delain 16, cholce 16 to 18: medium d 1021, cholce 20 to 22; med i quarter biood comb bleached. per. per ton, These prices are for bones weighed and Territory— olev 1510 choles 22 (o . cholce 2 to 2 16 to %: cotts choleo 1 to' | k 15 to 17; bucks Unwashed comb- 1o--Averago 14 10 lulne average 20 combing ave ng 18 10 20; eonrse comb! 17 10 18; b {Use 8.8. 8, when you ncel a tonfe, 1f you d not, youshould. it's the saf- For Old People My mother who is a very old Iady, was physic down, Iy broke The use of Swift ifie (8. 8. 8. ) has entirely restored her health, R. B. DiLwonTi, i safely by the most de Yo' itcures all b'ood tioul les an ordinary face pimple form of contagious Blod est and best Blood medicine made, It is purdy vegetalle, contain- ing nopoi- 804 of any kind, anl an b tak- e feite child. from Worst en to the d Taint. BOOKSON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FAEE, The Swift Specific Co., Atlanty, G P. T. HUGHES, Wholesale Cash Commis Elgin and Western Cremmery dure leaf lard, Advames on lo house or 1 store at bauk rates Denver. Culorado, sion Merchant, butter, eggn s on truck, ware- 1525 and 1530 16tk b, potatoes—i-1b | “Ib okra and tomatoes, OMAHA Munuhcturers' and Jobbers” DIRECTORY. BILLIARDS. | BIOYOLES, The Bmm'iek-BlTk: ey uswiok-Balke | A, . Perrigo & Co. Bilard merchandive, Al Makes, All Prices, All Parte Saloon fixtiires @1 40 8 10Eh streot, Omabia. 1815 Dodge Sereet. BOOK BINDERS & STATIONHRS, Omaka Republican Printing Oo., Law briefs, bank supplies, and eversihing fa the printing line. 10th and Douglas strests. Ackermann Bros. & Heintzo, Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu- facturers, 1116 Howard straat, Omaha. — BOOTS AND SHORS. Charles A, Ooe & Op,, Manutacturers and job- bers. 1100 Floward stroot. Kirkendall Jones &‘0:, Wholosala Manu factur's Agonts for Boston Rube ber$hoo Co., 1102, 1104 and 106 Harnoy Si. Williams, Vao Aer- nam & Harto, 112 Farney stroot, Omatin, Neb, W. V. Morse & Oo., _|__BUTCHERS. _ | Louis Heller, Omahn paper box factory, 1517-1319 Dougla Tools & : Orders promptiy attea. | HiiN T TRcka0s B OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETO. W. T. Seaman, Omatin's Largost Varlosy WAGONS AND CARRIAGES | ~ OARPETS. Omaha Oarpet Oo., Ourpets, of! cloths, mat- tings, curtatn goods, oto. 1611 Douglas streat. CLOTHING. | Gilmore & Ruhl. Manufacturors & Whole. anle Clothie 1100 Harney St. CIGARS. West & Fritsoher, | B. Tuchma & o Manufacturers fino olgars [Manufucturers' Agent Jobbers ot leaf tobaccos. Claurs. 1011 Farnam streot. 0008 1ith st. Omaha.) e —————————— COAL, OOKE, ETO. Omaha Ooal, Ooke and | Coutant &-Equires, Lime Oo. Hardand soft coal ship- 4 and a0t onl. ors, o TR | il o Hulbert & Blum, P, H, Mahoney & Oo. Ohlolump,Rock Springs, T Sof Exceision Wainntbloex, _ Hard—Coal—Soft soreened nul, anthracits, Omees $13 N. 16th and cor. smithing, stanm. sts. LT T 10th ana Douglas sts. Howell & Oo, TS, 1th streo, American Fuel Oo, | Bhippers and dealers la anthraciie and bita- minous coal 216 8. 1ith streot. Nebraska Fuel 0a., 3188, 1th stroop __ Omaba, Neb Mount & Griffia, 218 8. 1ith strost, = Omats, Neb, Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros, 4 Farnam strost, Omahs, Neb. C.B E;-.vsuu & Co., 142 Farnam streoty Eagle Qornice Works F. Ruemping Manufacturers of Galvan- Galvanized iror cornioes, Dormer windows, d: s, finfals, into roofor. Izod Iron Cornloe. Window caps, metaliowky- lighta eto. 1110 and 1112 Dodge St DRY M, E. 8mith & O, Dry goods, furnishing €00ds, notlo; Cor. 11th and Howard sts. ELECTRIOAL SUPPLIES. Wolf Eleotrical Oo, Ilustrated Catalogue free. 1614 Capitol Avenue. Dry g urnishing goods. Cornor 11th and Harney "FARM MACHINERY, B [C. Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co,, Genoral wostern agent Cornor Joncs and 9th sts. | Skandia Plow Co., Omaha, Nob. 1340-1851 Shorman ave. FLOUR. Sy Broken Bow Roller| R. T, Davis Mill Oo,, Milling Oo. B 6 Dudorsota; Office and warehouss, Manager at Omahs. 1013 N. 16th stroot. Cor. 6th and Jackson sts. (lemens Oskamp, Mfg of rely to ralse Slap Jack Meal, finest enkon 1 tho worid. 12011215 8. 200k st 8. F, Gilman, 1014 N. 16th streat. C.E Black, - Manager. Oumaba M 1ling Co, Morohant Millers, Oftice end mill, 1513 North 16th St oot FURNITURE AND CARPHTS. Dewey & Stone Fur-|Chas, Shiverick & o, niture Go, and Carpots. Furniture and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnam street, Beebe & Runyan Fur-| niture Co. Succossors tg C:A. Beebe Fuarnltu 1200-1210 Farnam 8t. & Co. Gracaand 1ith Sts, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schnaider & Loomis, |3, T. Eobjpon Notion 04y fobbera und Importers of | g oy gurnishing gdods, nottons and ruraishing | G50, CHUITIGE Srand §00a3, Uhuckakin® o voralls, pante, slirts. coats, ote! 1111 Howard streot. | Cor. 12th and [Toward sts GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. J. A Fuller & Oo., 1002 Dougias Strod Kennard Glass and Paint Co, 1408-1412 Harney stre; Omabia, Neb. William Cummings, 117 ana 619 8outh 16tk 8t Ouaha. Blake, Bruca & 0o, 90008 Lwavonworth st Omaha, Neb. Owmaha, Neb. = GROCERIES. sesmeomEmRT) ; Pazton & Gallagher,| Moyer & Raapko, 106-711 8. 10th strogt, 14031405 ilarnoy stroak, maaba, Neb. Johneon & O, a Leavenworth Btroets, Omaha, Neb. D. M. Steelo & Co, 101-1206 Jonos wrest Owaha, Nob. " Allen Bros, 1114 Harney stroet, | MoCcrd, Brady & o, Jth and Leavenworth, Omaha. Neb. Omana. Nebraska. GUNTOWDEL | Hugh G, Olark. \ Genl Westarn Azent Dupont’s Bporting waer, Atins bikh i7e, Blnsting ¢ 1318 Marney i GRAIN AND PROVISI _N3. Toncray & B'yan, | 8. A. McWhorter, rokers, gtuin, proviclons|312 st Notl Hank, Broker 3 it it ate wires to N Chieago ana Cien and »tocks. Bt fIb 8. 1t Private wire to Chi-| ¥ 0. Bt Louls asd Now ik, w K ral boughit for all warkels Low HARDW AR, A AR S A AR RAAAAANAI Reotor & Wilhelmy Oo| Cor. 10th and Jackson sts Guabe FUR, WOOL, HID Geo. Obeme &,0"', B3 8. 13th streel, Omha. Loo-Olark - Andressen Hardware Oo,, 1108:1110 Earney siroety Oumalia N ey ES, TALLOW, 7.8, Smith & Oo., 1408-1412 Teavonworth sb. Omaha. e e ey IRON WORKS. Paxton & Vierling ron Works, roneht and oadt tron Bulldiing work, ongtn s Brats worki kanora foundry, machine nad blacksmiith work. U, B Ry.and 17 Acmo Tron and Wire Works, tron, wire and brass w'ks. ) Propristor. Omaba Safo & Tron Works, Manuf'rs fro and burgiag proof anfes, vaults 1-.51" work, fron shutters i fire ssoapes G, Aas dreon 14th & Jackson sts " Wilson & Drako, Mfg tubular fues, fre box bollers, tanksy, ete. Plerco and 1nh stroots. LITHOGRAPHING. Rees Printing Oo. Lithographing, Printing Py i S 1ih and Howara Sk Tler & Co,, Lignor Morchants 1112 1 arnoy stroot Manufactur'o Kennody's Euat Lndia Bittors R. R, Grotte, tmporter and_Jobdar of {Vines and Liquors Farnam St 100 lists 0 application sobt & Co., Wholesale L iquorDealer 1M1 Farnam Q1 William Darst, Wines, Liguors aud wars 1813 Farnam St. Omaha - Frank Dellone & Co. . e Liquors and Genuine Ne- yadn Clgars 1205 Douglas Stroo & O, alers A, Frick Wholesalo Liquor® 801+ 809 8, 10th . — LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & o, Hardwood Lumben 1810 North 16th Streat. Oharles R. Loa, Hardwood lumber, wood carpets and purquet flooring: 9th and Dotigla Oady & Gray, Cor. 0th an1 Douziay Tohn A, Wakefiold, Importod, Amertcan, Ports I on)and White Limo. Wyatt - Bullard Lum- ber Co. 20th and Trard Stroots, Louis Bradford, + 3+ [Lumber, Itme, comont,ota 23 Douglas atreet. —_— MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, 0. A. Stonehill, Miliinery, Not Cloaks, Bte 116-118 8. 16th St., Omaha L. Oberfelder & Co., ns Importers and Jobbers in I 208,210ana 2 Bireet MUSICAL INSTRUMANT3, ETO MexMeyer & Bro, Oo, Mf'g fowelers, denlors n | musical fnstruments, etc., Furnam and 16th. A, Hospo, Jr,, Organs, Artiste? Materinls, Ete, 15 Douglns Stro lan J. J. Johnson & Co., 2SS, 13th strasn Omahs OILS. " Gonsolidated Tank Line Oo. Refined and lubrioating oils, axie grens, oto. A.Ii. Bishop, Manager. ob. CEMENT AND LIME, OYSTERS, A. Booth Packing Oon, Oysters, fish and canned goods. 1803 Leavenworth. PAPER. | PLATING. Oarpenter Paper Co., Carry a ful stook of printing, wrappig and writing paper, eard pa- por, ote. Gold, siiver and Western Plating Wks nickel plating on all_metal tableware, elo. replntes ng brask & chans 1114 Dodua, PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, s In_country prod- \ trults, vegetables, 1207 Floward stroet. 0. Rosso & O, Forelgn, California and ool frule 1913 Howard atreot. Porter Bros, 0o, Califorrta, Florids and pleal fruits, 01811 Jones stroot. O. . Butts, - Manager. Schroeder & 0o, Cash buyors buttor a0 egis, a1 gonscal oo mission morchants, 423 South 11th stroot E. B. Brawh & Ooy Proguce, frults of all Kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard strost, Rob-rt Purvis, Howard stroot Writo for pricas on biite Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter oxgs and poultry 1200 Floward atroot. Bates & Oo, Countey produce, frutty, Togotahles, grocors specinliios tony, sploos, ete. 417-410 8. Tith St Butter, Olark & 0a, cheoso, ogay, 1 Ramo, h 1ith strost. poiltr: o0 801 “Williams & Orosy, Produce und fraity 1214 Harney strest —_— e e RUBBER GOODS, Omaha Rubber 0o, Manufacturing ani jod- bers all kinds rabbar Ro0ds. 1008 Farna ETC. SHEEDS. Earaon Soed 0o, eod growors, da ulors | @ray, graln 4a. 1 421-423 South 1601 _—mm——— BSASH, DOORS, M. A, Dishrow & Co., Boha 8ash & Do: Manufacturors of sash, [Ma; BLINDS, "0, Jou aoturars of mlde 4, DTS, d0orh oo 16t ana Clirk atrasts. Al BTOVES, Farrell & Oompany, Whaolesalo »yrup: anfacturers 10as 403 aad Vinogar 2172190 Juth 8th stroet. | gay4.1a)! Daffy-Trowori 135 Stovs Mannfas'z 1., Manufartur'y stovosanl stova plp 1 Loavanworth st PIOHS, CIGARS. “Conzo)idated Goffos Company, Lland 1418 Harnoy st Omuha, Nob, —— ey STEAM AND WATER SUP PLIE3 AL Strang 1002-104 U. 8 Wind Engine & Pump Co. Ross, acting manager. & Boay, araam strooh, Omaha, Neb. ——— 1, Hardy & Oon so0ds, Flag children's car 119 Faroagst. | bouse furalshing | #15and TYPE-WRITERS — Type-writess, A TE o & Co., catal 1415 Dodge rorrlge troets SOUTH OMAHA, UNION STOCK YARD3 co, LIMITED, LIVE STOCK COYMI A D. Boyer & Co 060 Exchango Bulldlag, Bouth ¢ &, U, Coffman, Bm.ley & Co,, % Exchange Bullding Boulh Ol Omaha. —— ——a Huntor & Green, 0 Exchunge bulldiag $Out O,