Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1883, Page 3

I‘HF DAILY BEE- ()MAHA. MONDAY JULY 30, 1883, 3 - v he MNebraska National Bank OF OMAHA, NEB. - ':’r‘p&'- nma May 1, 1088 ’23;88‘.’ B R, JOHNSON, President, of Steele, Johnson & Ce A. E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, of Boston. W. V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co. JOHN 8. COLLINS, 01 G H & J. 8. Collins. 3. M. WOOLWORTH, Counselor and AWorney at Law. L 8. KEED, of Byron Reed & Co. W. YATES, Cashier, formany years Cashier of the Fient National Bank of Omaha. This Bank opened for husiness April 27, 1882, directors and stockholders are among the lead business of Omaha, and it business s conducted sapecial reference to the best and Inereasing in of it mercantile patrons. Colleetions receive prompt attentlon and charges obtainable here or elsewhere. Tnterest allowed on time deposits wpon favorable and upon aecounts of banks and bankers. Foreign Exchange, Government Bonds, and County. City Securities bought and sold. J. W. Rodefer, Broker, Stocks, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other od wecurities dealt in Room 4, No. 28 Pear] St., Council Bluffs, Ia “FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL Niw Yonk, July 28, Money—Abundant supply; 13@2 per cont. Closing offered 2 per cent. Prime Mercantile Papor—43@6 per cont. Sterling Exchange—Bankers' bills changed at $ demand, & Governments lower for 4's. Stocks—State bonds dull, and less doing at the stock exchange to-day than yesterday. The market, however, was strong in prices compared to last night's closing were } to 1 per cent. higher. North Western, St. luul Lackawauna, Wi n - Union, Southern and Louisville & Nashville sho the groatest improvement. un- Pacific 6’ of '0: 810 American_ Express Burl., Cedar Rapid Ceum. o5 pid, asked Fort Wiyne & Chicags &St -l’n.lmeph asked . o Hannibu do do pfd Tllinois Ceutral. Ind,, Bloom. & Western. Kansas & Texus Lake Shore & Michigan So. Michigan Central Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific do do Northwestern . Oio & Biimluipni o o Peoria, l)emur & h ansvi 17; Rock 1s and 128 8t Paul & Milwauukeo 103 do do do_ pid 8t. Paul, Minn. & Mau 8t. Paul & Omaha do do Union Pacitic. Wabash, St. L. & Pacific do ' do do pid 39 Western Union Telegraph 80§ *Asked. ——— GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, CHICAGO, Cuicaco, July 28 -~ Wheat — Dull, weak und lower; 100§@101 for July; 101§@1 015 for August; 1033@l 03 for September; 1 043@1 04§ for October; 1 05§ for November; 1 00§@1 01 for the yea 4 spring, 100§@101; No. 3spring, 8 red winter, L 07@1 09. Corn—Fair demand and lower rates; Slje cash mulJuly,.:O ¢ for August; b0§@504c for September: 5Ui@50%e for October; 4bjc for the year. Oats—Active and lower; 204c for cash; 30c for July; 274@278c for August; 26jc for September; Zijc for October; 26c for the yoar —Quiet_at 5je. BT Sl el ominal at 155, + Dimothy—Dull; poor to prime st $1 450 7c bid for September, and _generally lower; 13 90@14 10 for cash and 14 90@14 92§ for August and September; 14 074@14 10 for October; 14 20@14 22} for November; 12 75@ 12 80 for the year. Lard—1In fair demand and easier; cash, July and August; 9 024@9 Gomber; 07309 10 for October; 85 for the year. Bulk Meuts—Fair demand; shoulders, 650; ibs 7 90; short clear 8 10, - Unnchanged. - Unchauged. Whiskey Unchanged. Cheese—Steady and demand good; choice full cream cheddurs 9@Sie; full creams flats 94@9he; fuir to good cheddars und flats 4@be; hard skins z@4c; tallow and hiaes unchanged: TOLEDO, Toreno, July 28.—Wheat—Lower; No, 2 rod wintey, cash, angd July 1014 Corn—Dull; No. 2 cash, b4jc. Oats—Dull; No. 2 cash, 83fc. NEW YORK. ]!mlny Quiet; 7 Pork-Unisetled 890 for for Sep- @8 55 Niw Youk and options 1 1104 stowmer N 114@1 13 1. o. afloat; 116j@1 5 } in elevator. Corn-—Cash 1@1}o and options §@lc lower, closing steady; ungraded, BO@G24c; N i @l iu storo; Gzde atloat; O2k@0e del Oats—4@2 lower and and fairly active; mixed Wwestern, 35 42c; white 41@bZc. Egggs—Westorn fresh, demand fair and firm at ’A(fiflt Pork—Dull and unchanged; new mess, 15 874@16 00; options neglected and nominal, Lard—Prie steam, 9 10@9 12. Butter—Quiet and steady, KANSAS CITY, Kansas Crry, July 28, —Wheat—Weaker; No. 2 red fall, 8@ wm. for cash; 88jc bid for August, Corn”Quist; Bk wked for cash; 387 bid for August; 38¢ bid for September. Oats—Lower; 19c for cash, BALTIMORE, Barrivore, July 28, —Wheat—Western lower and dull; No.2 winter red, cash, 1 14@ 1144, Corn—Western steady but dull; mixed, cash, 6lc bid, Oats—Dull and easy; western white, 2@ 44¢; mixed, 40@ “)L \Iulwb.nul irm; 58@60c. Butter ; western packed, 8@16c, , 16@17e, Uy at 1 1634@117. LIVERPOOL. Liverpoor, July 28.—Breadstuffs—Quiet and steady. i . W '.m Winter, 9s@% 5d; spring, 8s 7@ Firmer bs 7d@5s Thd. LOUIS PRODUCE, y 28, Wheat—Lower and red 1 034 for cash and July; 1 03§ for August; 1 06 for September. (mru Dull and l--\wr at 47@AThe for cash; 47¢ for July; 46fcfor August; 474c for Sep: tember, Oats—Sharply lower at 234c regular cash; 24¢ for July; 23§c for Aup:uul. 24c for Sepr tember, Rye-Dull at 48¢ Cornmeal —Quiet at 2 Butter —Unchanged. Eggs—Slow at 11c. Whisky—1 14, PEOKIA PRODUCK. Pronia, July 28, —Corn —Tnactive and high; mixed, 49@49ke; No. 2 mixed 47@48c. Oats—Dull lmd luwur \u 2 white, 33@88}c. Whisky—Steady at 1 orn 81 OINOTNNATI. Crwenwatt, July 98, —Wheat—Easier; No. 2 red winter, 1 06§@1 08 for cash. Corn—Dull at ble. Oats—Dull at 36c, Rye— Easier; not quotably lower Pork—Dull and unchanged. Lard—Weaker at 8 60, Bulk Meats ~Dull, firm, unchanged. Whisky—<Firm at 1 MILWAUKER, MiLwavi er Jul ‘Wheat Dull, weak and lowe August, 100§; Septem- ber, 103¢; ()(v',fl];.-y 105, Corn—Lower at 813c; rejocted, Onts—Heavy, Ryo- Lower; ) Barley— Extra, NEW ORLRANS, Niw Onueass, July 28.—Corn—Easier; mixed and white, 60@ Pork-—Higher; demand fairat 15 25, Others unchanged. —e—— i STOCK. CHICAGO. Cnicaco, July 28, roports The Drovers' Journal hi; b@10e r and firm; 26 10; light, ogs ve for low grades; good to choice shipping mimon to medium, 4 30 Cattle exports, ST, LOUIS. Lovts, July 28 —Cattle—No supply emand beyond small laca. inquiry. Same condition as cattle, KANSAS CITY, 8. —Cattle Kansas Crry native steers, 4 Hogs—Higl Sheep—Natives 3 00, | — TRAFFIC FLOUR A} CH1cAGO, July 28.—Receipts and shipments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been us follows: Receipts. \l.n.z. Flour, bbls. .. Wheat, bushels. Crn, hushels Oats, bushels Rye, bushels Barley, bushels. NEw York, July 28, ments of flour and grai have been as follows: Flour, bbls. . Wheat, bushels. Corn, bushels Outs” bushels K Avsas Crty, July 28, —Receipts and ship- wments of grain for the past 24 hours have been us follows: 14 10,000 00 Receipts and ship- for the past 24 hours plts. Receipts SI Receipte. Shipta, Wheat bushel 89, 17,000 Corn, bushels. 8000 19,000 LIVE 8TOCK. CHicaco, July 28.—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. Hogs . 1,000 3 Cattle. 2,300 Sheep. 1,300 Kaxsas Orry, July 28, —Receipts and ship. snents of live atock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. 2,600 . "200 1 28, —Receipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past 24 hours huve been us follows: Receipts. Ship'ts 1,000 1,300 ‘Wholesale Prices, REVIEW OF THE WEEK. OFFICE 08 THE OnARA BEF, Saturday Evening, July 28, Notwithstanding the fact that the strike of the telegraph operators has continued unabated during the week, the usual amunt of busi- ness hus been transacted in the general whole- sale and commission market, Grain has suf- fered somewhat, however, but yesterday and to-day prices were again quoted as usual and everything seems tomove on in & satisfactory manuer. Prices have fluctuated considerably on all sides, but in the main are about the sume as a week ago. The general produce and fruit warket is well supplied and the demand good. The ouly change in the market worthy of note is the decline of live stock to-day, which is as follows: Fat steers declined 50@75c; fat cows de- clined 25@?50c; fut hogs declined 50, and sheep declined 25¢. Cured meats, which have remained firm for some weeks will probably decline within a few days. Grain, WiikAr— Cush No. 2, 84c; No. 3, 674c; re- ;ur.u- 424c. BanLey—Cash No, 2, 43¢; No. 8, 42c. Ltye—Cash, 40kc. Coun—Mixed, 3bc. Oars—30c. Live Stock. Far Steens—Lower at 3 76@4 00, ¥ar Cows—3 (0@3 50, HoGs —4 25w 50, SHEEP—Lower at 8 50@a3 7 Lu.\ S — kmrquuheyutm(_, ers’ stock, 7 50; good butch- Cured Meats, Haws—Quiet and unchanged at 113@ Bacoy Qlfmnungsd at lz‘i i SuovLneks—Dull at 7@74d Dk Beer—Unchanged; we quote at 14c. Laxn--At 9@1Uc in tierces, TaLLow—Fir at 0h@the in barrels, Poultry and Fish. SpuNG CuickeNs—Small, dull and un- changed at 1 25@2 00; large, quiet at 3 00; old Tower at 3 756@4 00 Witk Fisi—Un hanged at 10c.; pike and lake trout the same, bivd i General Produce Foos—Unchanged at 14@16c. Burree Dull wod unchan good, 7@10¢; choice dairy, 14(‘“1«. rod grass, 12wls; cooking, 7c. PrAs—Steady o 51 00, kN BEANS—82 10@2 25, Poratoks et wnd markot well sup- 30@40c sweet, high §—(Quiet ut xl '50@3 00 per bbl. Niw CautiaGH per dozen i ib, per pound, 20 ifornia, iu o 1 5 We quote KBERKIES—200 per A,um oxs—Steady and higher at 6 00@5 00 Bo._per quart. S 6, No. 1, H Ona rnia higher at 4 50@5 00 1 2, 2o, m, nlgnul. per .(ul on P PiaciEs—2 50 per box. 800; ine, per gallon, b5¢; nuptha, 74 i per gallon, 16c Cavirornia PLUMs—In good demand at 2 60@2 75 per box. CALIFORNIA APRICOTS —Scarce at 2 75 in 20 1b boxes. BANANAS 400, Avprrs—4 50@5 00 per bbl, Carvoryia Banrier Prars—Unchanged 8t 8 00@3 25 per box. Unchanged; per bunch, 2 00@ Flour and Millstuffs, Winten WHear—Best quality, [patent, at 3 25@3 50, SpcoND QUALITY--3 00@3 25, Srnive Wiear—Best quality, patent, at QUALITY--2 50@3 50, Bra —Per ton, 11 00, Onorpen Fren'—Per 90 Ibs, 1 00, Cony MEAL -1 00@]1 10 per owt., SCREENING— 60@65c per cwt, Grocers List. CANNED Goons—Oystors (Standard), por case, § 70@3 90; strawherries, 2 T, per ocase, 2 10; nm]dn'rnm 21, per case, 3 50; Bartlett 2 40; whortloberries, " per case, greon ages, 2 10, por case, 2 3 1b, per case, 4 50; n']q\lnl y pu caso, 4 00, 5 75; peaches, per case, 8 00; do ¢ case, 4 0004 50; do (pie), 81, )mr case, do ple, 6 Ib, per dozen, 3 30, Rick - Louisiana prime to choics, 7§@8e fair, 7@7; Pat ma, Gfc, Fisii—No, 1 mackerel, half brls., 7 00; No. 1 ma uknn'l kits, 100; family mackerel, )mll Drls., b 25; family mach kerel white hdL half brls., 7 00; Synvp-- Standard Com,, do, 4} gallon kegs 1 85; Standard dc kg, 1 00, Inih DA andard 4 gallon | © ers, 8 30 per case; keg soda, 6 50; do 10; do {40 New PrekLes in half barrels, in half barrels, do in half 1 TEAS Medium, in barrels, 70 s, in b Young @l 00; choice, 606 Hywon, Japan, ; Ooiong, (@40c; ¥ 11¢; § inc it WoonEXWARE-Two _hoop_ pails thrve hoop paile, 2 00, Tubs, No 1, § neer washboards, 185; Double Crown, 2 40; Wellbuckets, 8 5. AD— Bar, SoArs s Savon Tmperial satinet, Cirk's standurd, white R Kirk's | olia, doz. Tasi - Pennsylvania in case, ; Anchor Tennessee, white 1670 cases, MatCHEs - P 570; square cases, Correks—Ordi round, llow, 14@ overing’s 14je; McLaughlin’s ed, 14c; imuitation Java, 16)@ .unu‘:l XXXX roast L\( 1 ple, 1 SavLr- sacks, 3 50; bbls dairy Sutans-Powdered, 104c; cut loaf, granulated, 9c; confectioners’ A, AR Dray loads, per bbl, 1.75; Ashton, in 50. 10403 ard extra C, Bf low, 8ic; dark yellow, 7ic. STancH—Pearl, 43¢; Silver Gloss, 9¢; Corn Starch, 9¢; Excelsior Gloss, 7 1 SPICES- I’elvp«r, 17c;. allaplos, T o cream, 1lc. . YE—American, 3 40; Greenwich, 3 40; Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewis' lye 465; dewell Iye, 2 Dry Goods. BrowN Corrons—Atlantic A, 8ic; ,\p,.lu ton XX, 7e; Atlanta A, 8¢; Boot FI, 8kc, Buckeye LL, 44, 7c; Cabot W, e O nango A, 63c; Great Falls 15, 83c; H Honest Width, 8o; Indian Head A, 8c; Standard A, 8¢; Indian Orchard, d.'w,, Lawrence LL, 6jc; Mystic River, 74 A, %'¢; Utiea C, .gt. Wachusett, B, 7§ A, 84’ do 1 48, FINE Brows Corrons—Allendale 4-4, The, Alligator 34, ¢; Atluntic Ly 033 Badger State X 4- i ye S 4-4, 6, hits AA 9.8, 8le; | io; Pel )-pleull N 7 Wamsutea 4-4 4, 13 BLEACHED CorTons—Androscoggin L 4 Y4e, wiackstone AA imperial 8; o do half Dlex ) 8! 5 Fruit of the Loom, 9] 124; do Water Twist, 10; Tudiun Head shranlc b4, o cambric 37, 1 Pequot A, 1 Pocahontas 4-4, c; 7 * Pocasset 'C 44, Tic; ireat Falls Q. g Lonsdale, \.p]x&ru] NGT c; Pocasset 5.4, 8§; X X Ducks ((,nluud)vAHmny B vlmb 11e; do XX stripes and XX b A 1lc; Wamsutta O (,, brown, d plaids, 12 wn and drab, stripes and pla 2 on_fancy, 1Yc; Brunswi Ueowte 505 O ooy 10 1005 A0 e tra vy, 200; Tall Rivor brown, extra hoavy, 11 hdiana A brown, 13c; Neponset A row i mont un 15 1-Jc; Conestoga, extra, 17 Hamilton D 111, Lewiston A.!U 15 nehaha 4-4, "Oc Omega, super extra 4-4, Peurl River 16 1-4c; Putnam XX stripe, )\uumket 10 1-2¢; do_ S8, ‘Yeoman's blue 29, 9c. 1 M8 4\unmkmg blue and brown,161-2¢; r DD hluu, Arlington ‘X blue ord OO0, blue and 2 dn AAA, do do, 131-2%; do 4 1-2 Huyum}.u‘u blue and Mystic River DD stripe, 16 1-2 ncasville, brown, 121 XX to dod brown Pearl l\l\er, Dlue and brown, 16¢; blue and brown, 14 1-2c. Savpics Baruard, 5}o; Bddystano lining, 24 inch double fac Mauhattan glove finish, do gluzed, bie; Pequot d tinish, ¢ Conser JEANS—Amory, satteen, 8ic; 403 Hallowell, Androscoggin jarendon “Gjc; Conestogga sat- : Indian Orchiard, 74o; ) Bhe; Pepporill” kat: n, Ghe; Arnold, rwick, 4jo; Cod 5} ;Conestoga, Gh irk, —c; Dunnell, 64@7c; Eddystons, 7c; g .ur,o;( Hnnnuny,uA Knickerboc! o I, 7e; Mystle, Dhe; Spragues, ‘6c; do Ginghus, 7c; Marl: ; Oriental, Ge, GINGHAWS— Amoskeag Atlantic, 8¢; Cumberlanc Kenilworth, 94c; Plunks C ; Artisian, 20¢; Ci D and T, 17jc; Decan Ci K numu, 134c; Nun ( D and T, Foyul, 1640; Sussex, 120; "Liogn, Wachu: do Nunkin 124cs do checks, stripes il & 1t nw York m lls 224c; Pembroke 9 134c; stripes D and_ T, 16¢ tucket, 19c; anmll 16 Clarion 134 sott shirting checks, 12 e Erit A do 78, 30c i .m, 3 uot 104, 28kc; do 14, oll 96, 200; do 67, 21 Drugs, Divgs axD CitknioaLs—Acid, Carbolic, 45; Acid, Turt Balsam Copabis, por 1b, ! Cadonne) . 1 05; Chioro: 1 Oil, Castor. No. 8, per gal. § Oil, Origanum, 50c &W.and R &S, 90; Potassium, Todide, per 1b, §1 6 per oz, 40c; Sulphate of Morph ilphur flour, per 1b, 4¢; Strychnine, per oz, $1 25, Paints, Oils and Varnish 01151102 carbon, per gal headlight, per gallon, 114 per gallon, 18c; 160° wat lfi““""' B white, od, Votled, B winter str'd, allon, 850t 2, Thc; castor, per gal "' 9,'1 20, #weet, per Kml«m per gallon, 160; fish, ; neatsfoot extra, Wu.n.,‘n ubiri ng, 2ero, per Kulllm B0¢ linsy woed, raw, per lon, 1’ 1 85 W. B, Paixts 1N O1L—White lead, 6c; white lead, St. Louis, pure, 6, Owmaba P, P, Slurvunllu- Now Yorkapple 16¢; Ohio ap- { gan Vernilin, . & E, 18, chrome yllow, 7 & . 0. yollow oo } gilden’ e, 186, umt dtyer, Bos fraining colors. lI[M onk, dnrk onk, walnut, chestnut and ash, 1 Dry Paints. White lead, nmulfm;rl sine, whiting, 3 Wi ders, i ’cumm:\, com’l antown, 14 Inu\phlu ordinary, 100, ian_blue, Sc; ultramarine, 180; vandyke, brown, So; .....m‘ burnt, 4c; utmber, raw, 403 sienna, burnt, flenna, raw, dc; Parhggroen, gonuine Paris green, comme chrome ‘roma gresn; K., 18o; verm, vermillion, Ameriean, 18¢; In rose pink, 14e; Venetian red (‘uLn. 4 lo; Venetian red, American, 1jc load, o; chrorme yellow, genuine, J0c ) K., 12c; ochre, rochelle, 3¢; ochre, French, sofire, American, 2o; Winter's ‘mineral, 10c; Paria fo: whiting igh brown, 240; Spanish brown, 24c} Vrinoo' mineral, So. VARN1sHES~ Barrels, per gallon: Furni- ture, oxtra, 81 10; furniture, No. $140; concl Vo1, 81 pan, 700; nsphaltim, extra, 80c; hard oil finish, 81 50, Leather, Oak sole, 88¢ to 42¢; hemloc hemlock Li\,v, 80c to 1 00; runner 1 xhl'”l( 8 50, k u If kid, $2@80; kip, 80¢ to 10 kip, 110 to 1 pings, 900 to 10 pebble O, 1), Moroceo, Haryrss— No, 1 star 1 Ohio 3 koo, TLmmber, WHOLESALY We quoto lumber, lath w at Omalia at the following prices: Jorst SCANTLING 10 ft. and under Hardware T plow steol s or German, Hea Iron, rates, , Ko cast tool 40 wagon spokes, « 3.00; hubs \ felloes, swwed dry, 140; tongues, ench, 70(@ , each, 7503 qUAG nULs per b, 7(@11c; washers, per 1, 8@18 b, 11¢; coil chain, per Ib, 6 12 iron wedges, Ge; crowbars, Ge; harn s spring tecl, 7 Burdon's muleshoes, Bauned Wike—In oar lots, Nanis—Rates, 10 to SHor—Shot, 1 85; buck shot, 210; powder, kegs, 6 40; do., half Kegs, quarter kegs, 1 88; blasting, kegs, 3 per 100 feet, 500, Coat—Cumberland blacksmith, 12 00; Mor- vis run Blossburg, 12 00; Whitebreast lump, 4 00; Whitebreast nut, 4 00; Towa lump, 4 00; Towa nut, 4 00; Rock Spring, 700; Anthra® cites, 11 50@1% 00; Canon City, 700, per ton, rivots, per cablo, 803 W tooth + Burden's horsehoe 6fc per 100, 7t huruen. 100@ 160; extra farm hnnmn 110G@125; common to good farmn horses, 90@ loo, extra ply common pligs, 20@40. lfium Txtra, 126@150; good, 100@140; fair, 75@100; common, 60@75. Liquors, ALCOHOL—188 proof, 2 extra California spir proof, per proof gallon; triple refined spirits, 187 proof, 123 per proof gallon; re-distilled whiskies, 100@150; fine blended, 1 560w Ken- Dbourbons, 2 00@7 00; Sley gt ylvania ryes, 2 00@7 00, D1ES—Imported, 6 006 16 00; domestic, per wine gallon; 00. —Tmported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 140 @3 00. Ruys—Tmported, 4 506 ! New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 50, PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY--1 76@4 00, CHANPAG Tmported per cuse, 28 00@ 2 00@16 00, Merino unyisl 13@15¢; medii washed, choice, 8¢; buity, blac | 14@10c;_heavy, 1, light, 18@20c; ; ub and washed, anid oobled wool, 2@0 e, Tobaccos. Fixe Cur—Common, 20@0c; good, 45@ 60c; Rose Leaf, 70¢; Premium, 65¢; Diamond Crown, een, 47¢. 20c; Muskovy, 25¢; Dur- Durhan Durlmm, ham, 8 2 oz, b Seal of North Carolina, 2 280; 0. K. Durharr, Tom and Jerr; 4 2;(lc Bullion, PruG Tona Ruddy, 44 Ilor«a«llus, 480 HIMEBAUGH, MERRIAM & CO., PROPRIETORS UNION ELKVATORS A, AND B, recelvory and ship s of grain, Omaha,Neb, Also buy dsions on marginsin New ¥ ed every fifteen minutes, whicl lcation, toysthor with 'our ng the tendency of the warkets. Office corner of Douglas and 13th strect. Established 1876, Juzottme E| 'OSALS WILL B ll BY thio wndersigned until 1% o'clock noon of Mon- day, July 30th, A" D, 1883, for the ;.mdluunl the fol Towlng streets, vi: .m son gtrect, from 10th strect to 8t. Mary's ave "“Fiirteenth stroot from the alley botwoen Maroyand Mason strects to Martha streetin 8, E. Roger's addi- tion to the city of Oubia. Pierce street, from sth stroet to the west side of 10th stre Tenth street, from Hickory street to Castellar strect. Fourteenth street, from Jackson street to Leaven worth str Fifteenth street, from Jackson street to Leaven: worth street. Bixtoenth strect, from Howard street to Leaven- ‘worth street Bixteenth street and Sherman avenue from Izard street to Lake street. Saunders strect, from Michigan street to Grand strect, Seventeenth street, from Howard street to Leaven- worth street. Beventeenth utreet, trom Farnam street to Capitol avenue, Joncs street, from 10th street to Sixteenth strect. Nineteenth street, from Dedge street to Farusm Dodge street, from 14th strect to oth street, Tonth street, from lmu{lullrutwulluyo stroet. Cuming wtrect, from Wheaton street, runniug west to the western boundary line of the city, Twentieth strect, from Dodge street to Davenport roet. Capitol avenue, from 17th street to 20th street. The alleys in biocks 116 and 117 The alleys in blocks 196 and 197, Fleventh strout, from Douglay’ stroet o Chicago root. Chicago street, from 16th strect to 11th street. Tenth street, (rom Plerce street to the alley south of the same. Such grading to be done in accordance with plans, profiles and specifications on file i the office of tho Board of Publio Works, and to be fully completed uot later than November 1st, 1885, Bids b fod by’ the slgnatures ef pro- in the event of the awarding act, will outer into boads with the city Omaha for the faithtul performance of wuch con ot Th Board of Public Works resorves the right to rejoct any or al bids, JAMES CREIGHTON, Chalrman Board of Public Works. J 162w tw J.P.WEBER &G0 803 10th St., Omaha, Make Braces for the Correction of Physical Deformities. Hip and Bpinal Discases, Club Feet, Stff Kneos, Bow Legs, Knock-knees, ete. Railway Time Table. U. P. R R, MAIN LI LRAYR. ARRIVR Pacific Express. 12:08 p 1. | Atlantic Expross7:30 a o Western % -m‘TA‘em Fxpres.. $:80p m Grand I G, Inland Passs 11:40 & m OMAHA AND LINCOLN LINE-U. P. DEPOT. o pm | Lineoln B BIBOR DIVISiON. Omaha as follows: 8:00 & m, Q0% 1308 m, 009 m, 300 m, 0 0 Dummy teaing I 0:00 8 m, T, .24 26 i, 420 p m, 628 b m, 0:80 pm, 10:30 pin The Dummy traine leave Omaha at 0 00, 5:00, 8:00 and 10,10 H\\'h ot 9:28 and 11:9 4 1odo pm HOUON' AND LAl ARSENGER TRAINS- BIIDGE DIVISION LAAVR oMANA LRAY N COUNCIL BLUPPS, No. m. am, 92:95, 7:55 m | Pas. No. 7:96 8 m Sopm | No. 16,1160 A m “ 3509 m No. 8. 11:20am Pass, No.§ Baoam) No. L. 785pm No. 0. &15am SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Leave Omaha for ¢ DEPOT N, 15th Street. Nelll via 8t. Paul Line for Blair 800 a m Arrive trom Neligh 4180 p m oM ESLPRR DEPOT BAVE. ARRIVA. Mail & Tham | Mall & Ex 5 pm Atlantic S0pm | Paciflo Ex 045 A m Daily | Daily, WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACTFIC R. R DEPOT. LAy ARRIYE Omatn A5 & | Omaha 1:80 A m “ opm| 6:20 p JB&Q R RU. P DEPOT, ANRIVR Lo 7458 m | Expreas 0488 m Mall* 7195 p w oo Counell Bluffa at 837 mt §:20 & mt Omaha time. Mal... T4sam ) Jo1st ;| Expross 24 ft, 20 50, No. 1, 4 and 6 in., 24 00; No. 2, | Mail* 7408 | Expross Exprees 340 pm [ Mallt cerING—No, 1(2d common boards), 20 00; | *Sundays excepted "Suiay oxcipod No. 2, 18 (0. S.C.& P R R—U. P, DEPOT, 1 Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per bushel Mailt . 6:00 & m | Expross am aster, bbl, 2 50; Expross 2600w | Malf 0 pm " felt, 100 fbs, \ LLE bk s Pourd, 3 50. ST PAUL & OMAUAL NEBIASKA DIVISION— DEPOT N, 161 §:00 0 m | No. 1 450 pm w | No. 8 Laldsam undays excopted B R R B, & M. DEPOT, sl .80 am Expresn 660 p m BN N N Denver Express. . 8:16 & m | Atlantio 6:30p m Paciflc Expross. 0:86 p . | Denver Express.0:40 & m Mis SOURI PACIFI ARRIVE. DRPART. 050 a m | Expross 6:16 p m | Mall, . U, P, DEPOT. Expross, Mall. . Traing leaving at 7:25 p m and arriving nu tave Pullman sleepers Opening and Closing of Mails. OPRN. -, ROUTR. Chicago & Northweatorn. . Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific.11:00 9:0 Chicagor Burlington & Quinc Unlon Pacifi 3 AR Omaha & Repubiican Valley. B & ki M. in_Nebraska. Omaha & North Missonri Pacifio Local mails for State of Towa leave but once s day, viz: 4:80 a. mh. A Linooin mail is also opened at 10:80 Offico open Bundayy from 12:00 THOS. F. QFALED PRo 2 " the undersi day August 6th 1883 for the cleanin from bth to 16t street in accordance pecications on flen the offica o tho Boar of Pub Bids to ho accompanied by the signatures of pro- posed surction who in the vent. of the awarding of the ¢ mtract will_enter into bonds with the city of Omaha_in the sum of 8500, for the faithful mance of such contract “The Bomid of Public Works reserve the right to re- Ject any and all bids. JAMES CREIGHTON, Chm, Board Public Works. SIOUX FALLS - JASPER STONE Company. (INCORPORATES Thla compaty 18 buw projar JX FALLS JASPEI STONE, Building Purposes, And will make figus ery. T 1 ) recelv orders for or round lots for prompt deliv® b compar y s shippig Paving Blocks to both Chicago and Omauha, and solicits correspond d orders from contractors engaged in paving s in any of th [ ¥, Chicago Dec . Elwell, President Sioux Falls pan DEAR i1 have received from your company since October 1, 1852, alx rioady of granite paving blocks and have lal th of our strect railway tracks in tl ) 81. Louis, March 23, 1683, 70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN s to cortify that | have examined plece om the Sloux Falls Granite Quarr , 1t 1 the best stone for street pay: ) in Awerica. HENRY FLAD P'res. Board Public Improvients. I and, in myo) g T have s (8igned) Stone for Paving Purposes. And any person Interestod in will find it greatly to his advantag with us, We invite corresponde The general management and supervision of tne company s business is now in the hauds of Wi, Mo- oh fmproven 12 i Address your letters to A. C. SENEY, wimsor Prés. of Jasper Stone Co, NEBRASKA LOAN AND TRUST CO. HASTINGS, NEB, Capital, - - §250,000. roen, 1to 51L cans, 20 Frene ine, green Saal. "120) Prench Nt -y zind, in varnish asst, 20c; French zine. in oil asst, 15¢; raw and burnt umber, 1 1b cans, 10c; raw and burnt Sienna, 10¢; vandyke brown, ;s pefined lum.mu 12¢; conch black, and ivory black, 160; drop black, 16c; Prussian blue, 80c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome gr LM & 'D., 160; blind and shutter green, M. & ; Pariu groen, 180; Indian red, 160; Sasii 9c; Tuscan red, 22; Ameri- Trusses of the Best Make kept on Hand. Trusses repaired. Crutches made to order, Bl fobs o wl kinds done o stee,lron and wood, Repairing of all kinds done cheap, neat and promptly, J.P. WEBER & CO0., 808 8. 10th St., Omaha, 10 lm E CoP W ushicy DIRECTORS: Samuel Aloxander, Gawald Olivor A. L. Clarke, E. C. Webster, Cie H Tratt, Saw. B. Heartwell, D. M, McElHinney.| First Mortgage Loans a Specialtv This Company furnishes s permanent home institu. tior: where school Bonds and other logally issued Mu- nicipal Becurities to Nebraska can be negotiated en e most fwsorable torms. Loans made oni mproved ans . ali well sottlod countios of the state through caponsiblel ocal cerresvondenta, o , | iy grave thousands of young : G‘rramte Ironware. FOR B3R % RS Viva, IS WESEREE $0Rinr.n. The Best Ware Made for the Kitchen. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE ST. LOUIS STAWPING COMPANY, ST. LOUIS. “BURLINGTON } {OUTE ¥ (Chlcago, !umngton & ouhmy .llvo.d.) mm\mm PR et = ] OOIIO EASY AND WEST, nt Day Coaches, Parlor Cars, with Reelin m‘( hairs (seats free), Smoking Cars, with Re. olving Chairs, I‘ullmnn Palace Sloeping Cars and the famous C. 1. & Q Dining 1 ‘ars run daily to and (from Chicago & Kansas City, Chicago & Council ]luun cago & Des Moines, (hicago, St. Jo. seph, 'Atchison & Topeka Only through line be |twoen Chicago, Lineoln & Denver — Throu GOING NORTH AND SOUTH. Solid Traing of Tlegant Day Conches and Pull man Palace Sleeping Cars Louis, via u.m.m-l Rurlington, Cedar Rapids and Paul and Minneapolis, Parlor (‘-N with Reclining] Chairs to and from 8t Lou Peoria and to and from St Louis and U'Ium\'l\ UIII‘{ one h cars | change of cars between St Louis wean Indianapolis & Council 1lufts via Peoria, | Maines, ‘lowa, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Denver All connections made in Union Depots. It 1| Colorado known us the great THROUGH CAR LINE. 1618 uuiversally admitted to bo the Finest Equipped Rallroad In the World for all Classes of Travel. (T J. POTTER, 8d Vice-Pres't and Gon'l Manager PERCEVAL LOWELL, Gen Pass. Ag't, Chicago. MAX MEYER & GO0, IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES : SMOKERS' ARTICLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS: Reina Victorias, Especiales, Roses in 7 Sizes from $60 to $120 per 1000. AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS: Combination, Grapes, Progress, Nebraska, Wyoming and Brigands. WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES. SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES. AXMEYER & incy, GUNS SPORTING GOODS?) ONM A E A Medical Dispensaryi Offices and Parlors Over the new Omaha National Bank,13th, Between Farnam and Douglas Streets. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. A. 5. FISHBLATT, LD, - - - PROPIETOR SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES [OF THROAT AND LUNGS, CATARRH, KIDNEY AND BLADDER, Aud Female Diseases, as Well as all Chronic and Nervous Diseases. DR. FISEEBIATT 27Has discovered thefrrertent cure o world for weaknessof the back and limbs, invaluntary dischargee ility, nervousness, languor, confusion of ideas, palpitation of heart, timidity of sight or giddinows, diseases of the head, throat, noss or skin, aflections of the liver tosmach F Dowels®.thoso terrible habits arlang {roms solitery habits of Youtheard secret practioss more fatal ta the victisus than the youg of Byrens to"the mariners of Ulyses, Dightiig ‘heirimost radian hopes or anticipatiuns, renderiug marriage impossible. stz iakaare sullrig froch e o7l prackions| which destroy[ their fmentalffaud physical systeme causing NERVOUS DEBILITY, , distrossad mind, which wintia them for pertorming thels businese and The symptoms of which are a d: social dutios, makes happy marriage iusposible diirommes the tion of the causin 3 Sushes depression of spirits, evil foreb cowardico, fears, dreams, restloss ni fm" dlulnu-, lumll\l.lnm unnatural discharges, pain in the whort breathing, melancholy, tire easily have preference to bo alone, feel At iy e Ly L hood, white bone depo dyspépaia, constipation, bo restoréd to perfect hualth. , Coutueton ot thoughl, treisbiing, Yarery A wesk .m oy i the limbs, ebc., should consult me immediately YOUNG MEN 4 Who have become victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destruotive habit whicn anmual Ton of exlted tulent. and briliant ibtelect aho might o E s W M O BT Ty MARRIAGE Married persons or youn men conte marriage be awaro of physical weakness, loss of procreative power, lmpotency, or any other disquali spoedily relieved. He who places himselt under the care o Dr. Fishblatt may religioul y sonfk'e i his bonor s a gentieman, and coulidently rely upon his skill ae physician. ORGANAL WEAKNESS nd vigor restorod. This distressing atfiction—which renders life a burden an it ponalty paid by the vietim for improper indulgence Young people are apt to a0t buing awaro of the dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now who' tha undorstauds this subject will delly that procration is lost sooner by those falling nto iuproper habits than by pr Bosides being depriv the pleastire of healthy offsprings, the most serious and destructive symptoms of both body and wind arise. The system hecomes deranged, the physical and mental functions weakon. Loss of procreative powers, nersous inability, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart, indigestion, coustitutional debifity, wasting of the trame, cough, consuription and death, A CUREIWARRANTED, Personsiruined in health by unlearned protend erswho keepjthemgtriflinggmonth atter month akin I sonous wod injurions,compoands, stoald apply 'nnsliataly. . W DR. FISHBLATT, graduate of one of the most eminent colloges uf the Unitod Statos, has effected some of the most nwnhb figcuros Wit wore ever” Knowi many troubled vith ringing’ i sars and head, whon aaleoy S entrance listening senators with the w'h tull confidence, diately oured rriage impossibl neryousuess, being alarnied b certain sounds, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes ment of the’ mind were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, Dr. ¥. addrosses all those who have injured themselves by improper indulgence and solitary habits which both body aud mind, unfitting them for business, study, society or marriage. are some of the melancholy effects produced Ly the arly habits of you o vit Weaknews of the Bk und b, pain i the hoad ud ditungss of sight, s of wuscular power tation of the hears, dyspopsia, uervous irritability, derangement of digestive functions, debillty, wu-umwon PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER Tl}ilEEBOMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, ATION FREE. Charges moderate and within ‘the reach of all who need “Thoso who reskle st & diatauice and caunot call, will Fecelye promph. sWAALIH Wu“ slwply sonding thelseymptotua with postage. R iress Look Box 4, Omaian Neby