Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1883, Page 3

< The Tald Up Capital - - Surplus Fund, May 1, 1883 8 R JONN Meb ~aske OF OMAHA, NEB. SON, President, of Stecle \son & Cc A. E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, of Boston. W. V. MORSE of W. ¥. Morse & Co. JOHN & COLLINS, of G H &J. 8. Colline. 3. M. WOOLWORTH, Counselor and Attorney at Law. | LS8 First Nation: This Bank opencd for husincss Apti directors and stockholders are among the lead- business of Omaha, and its business is conducted especial reference to the best and increasing in Foreign Exchan REE ot i ections receive prompt attention and charges obtainable here or el Interest allowed on time deposits upon favorabl of Byron Reed & Co. k of Omaha. 7, 1882 ‘mercantile patrons ewhere. and upon accounts of banks and bankers. Government Bonds, and County City Securities bought and sold FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL NEw Yonrk, Mone whi last J. e Sterling crnments tocks streng! fow ¢ urities dealt in oom 4, No. me Mercantile ¥ W. Rodefer, Broker, onds, 28 Pear] § , Council Blufte, In August 16, 54@6} per cent. Xers' Dbills hea por Exchange—B Y, Virm, Brokers are in excellent spirits over th shown Ly the ading stocks, h have been violently assailed during the ys. The early advance of the Erie to 318, of Western Union to 748, of Northern Pac nental to 66, ther that the publi to 4 4}, and of Oregon & Trans-Conti- arded tion is beginning to buy free- as an is re, Iy or that the heavy holders of stocks are de- termined to sustain the was Henry F formed an al up circulat tocks. market, A report ed to the effect that Jay Gould, Smith and Vanderbilt's sons had ance for the purpose of sending The stock market on the whole to- day presented a more natural and healthful appe caused largely by cov abated a thi nn mar this was revived by buy local, but from various and dam Union earance. diate ot be from E and as The advance at the opening was g of shorts, After and the usual reaction from such ad been experienced, the atively dull, and from ¢ orders, not only of ts of the country rope, latter chiefly from Amster- Frankfort. When the Western selling at the lowest point, brokers dema ne comyp edited with Gould orders bought shares lib- The nd the price recovered rapidly to 74. we in this stock was a signal for general buying movement in other active and it of the day. the whole list sold up to the high- In the final transactions the demand for stocks for borrowing purposes @3 was paid for @} ho ing stocks for investment result of the d for New York ses report good demand for dividend-pay- as high as1-16 Vew Jersey Central and 1-16 Central, Commission The net advance } accounts. s business was an to 24 per cent. Centr: pid, Fort Wayne & Chicag Hannibal & St. Jose 1.1. “asked Northwestern New York C: Ohic ‘Wes COUPONS. Ixpress .88 ar Rapids & : X Pacific. 5 ago & Alton : do do pfd. o Burl. & Quine 3 do d Tllinois Central...... Ind,, Bloom. & Westérn. . \ R1Ens & TeXns, . ..rveesrs o Shore & Micliigan So { £ s Missouri Pacifi Northern Pacitic do do » & M do do ¢ . Paul, Minn, aul & Wabish, St 1. *Asked. ch W vy chan 12 15 do pid. lo pid pid itral . pid. ... t 0 & Evansville Milwaukee o do, & M Omaha .. Iy ol GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Onicaco, August 1 heat— 1024 for Augu for October CHICAGO ¥ ur—Quict and un- wheat quiet 1034 for Sep for Novembe Regular for the 1 02; No, 3 spring, %c; 1 spring, 5'ved winter, 1 09. Fai orn ie o ged; 1 @12 @170 for 0 1 506 1 In fair d air demand and 1 er; Hlie for cash ¢ and August: ! mber; 50}@508c for October; 48gc for November; 403@464c for the year. ‘ Oats—Quiet and weaker; 263c for cash; 26ic L for August; e for Octo- Firm at 61} Firmer; 5)fc for cash; 62c for Sep- 53¢ for October, od—Easier at 1 New in good roquest; fair to mand and nominally un- ) for cash and August; ptember; 12 30@12 32} 85 for ) i Lard—Fair deu 830 for cash and August; 8 30@ 8 40@8 423 for October; 8 20@8 224 for No- vemby 1248 15 for the year In fir demand; shouldors, ) - hard H o\ \ gust O hisky- ) cheds [% 1 skims ides green sroen 1low ToLkn, s} Niw Yok, August 1 4o lower (e W 3 red, 164@1 17; No, tly fel 1204 in I firy Oats 400 Eg 141 ‘orn opened 3@« Ingr e, Quiet mu\ unchat s — Quiet Wi Che ol off §@1 f teady; mixed woste w—Western fresh firme nd unchanged at 17c. £t Market qui o dars, 7) Al croam flats, 93(@ ) wood cheddars and flats, 3@be; 2 anged; saltod, damage salt cured, light, 8o pavy, Iry saltod, 11e; diy | salt ca'f, 1 Unchanged TOLEDO. August 10, —Wheat —~Fasier and onsh, 112, Na. 2 cash aud Au wasior; 3 No. 2, eah, 27he bid NEW YORK. Wheat Cash, options opene d sub , olosing stronger, W 101@1 red, 2 ye; ungraded re & toatne 105 115{@!1 16 ne @122} delivered d dull; op wer, M @) 50 afloat N, 3 white at 204@21c Pork—Unsettled and lower; new mess, 50, Lard—Firmer; prime steam, 8 60@s 654 Tutter—Steady and in fair Uemand at 19@ National Bank| 250,000 | { 15,000 | hier, tor many years Cashier of the | ercial Paper and all other t; closed at PALTIMORE. BatTivore, Aungust 16, Wheat | higher, closing easy; No. 2 winter 1178@1 17}, ne- Higher; mixed cash, G2 18 Quiet at 16@17¢. jeky —Steady at 1 17@1 17} KANSAS CITY, August 16, No. % red fall, 934 ember; e for Oct nery Kaxsas Crry and firmg 30}(@830}c for cash: September; d for Octobe for the year, Oats— Higher; e bid for cash, LIVERPOOA August 16, TavERroor, Broadst: 107} to 107 for ¢ 108§ to 108} fo for October Lower and slow: August; 40§ o 47¢ for October, ats 37 for cas! ptember; 111 Lower; 27 for October. Ii\:- Dull; bte b ‘orn Menl |(uu r ) t at 2 40, Unclianged gs—Unchanged. 114, W hisky MULWAUKER, MiLwavKEE, August 16, drooping; 1 for cash and Au for September; 1 05 for October. Corn ts Stronger; Higher; No, RW ORL) August Pork—Higher at 13 87)@13 Corn Meal S and firm Coru—Quiet; mixed, 0@ 0. o w Dull and nominal; tierce, " Bulk Meats—Easier. ‘Whisky—Firm and unchanged. CINCINNATI, Au‘(u»t 16 ttle—Very Texans; exports, shipping stoers, dium, 1 004 90; o rge supply; inferior to fa dull; “Sheep—Ve in three da; dium to good, 3 40@3 @4 50; lambs, 100G les, H0@ r, 2 00@ per head. feede Hogs Light, Sheep—Quiet and unch = St. Louls, August n tives ¥ medium to fair, 5 0 Texas and Indian stee of sales meditm, prinie, 1 004 ¥LOUR Onieaco, August ments of flour and g have been as follows: vipts Flour, bbls..... Wheat, bushols. , bushels bushels bushels oy, bushels New Youk, August 1 ipts st of flour and grain for the pus been as follows: 601,000 336,000 000 38,000 4,000 Corn, bushels. Oats” bushels. KAvsas 1Ty, August 1 mients of grain for the past 24 hours ws follows Wheat, bushels. Corn, bushels 41,000 LIVE STOCK. CHIcAGO, August 17.—1 ments of live stock for the been us follows: Receipts. Hogs . 11,000 Cattle. 10,000 Sheep.... ; Kansas Ciry, shipments of | have been as follows: 200 August 16, Receipts, Cattle. : Hogs Sheey 81, Lov ments « been s follows: 5, August 16, Cattlo. ... Sheey OMAHA MARK Wholesale Prices, OpFICE OF THE OMAHA g, August Thursday WiEa1 jected BAULEY: Cony Stock. and unchange Far STEKRs @4 00, Far Cows | Hoos—4 756 BukEp—Fir CaLves—i ! stock, 7 00, 3 00@3 85, 5 00, Cured Meats, Havs—13@ 14c Bacox—Unchanged at 12@13¢ SuovLners—Dull at 8@8ho Diien Begr—16¢ 1 TarLow At 9@]10¢ in 10 &t @b " Poultry and Fish, and lake trout the sam General Produce 8—Unchanged ot 13@14c. 46} to 40¢ for September; 16.—Oats v ~Wheat—St 11 oo demAR] No, 18 el Winter, cab ot Chei SRR RTIGE 16 Westorn red cash Oats S western white mixed, 3 Rye— Firm | Butter -1 western packed, 8@ 10c; affs Mar at - Lower down from strong. Wheat— Winter, 8 11d@0s 4d; spring, 8 6d | @ Corn—New, 5s 5d. | ST, LOUIS. | St Lous, August 16.—Whe and slow; red sold straight ¢ h 1074 to 107 for August: § to 110§ ash; for August; Wheat—Dull; gust; 103§ West- 2 7H@2 8 ‘hite, 9 00; keg, 108. Corn—Strong and higher at 52 Oats: m at 20@204c. Pork—Dull and unchanged. Lard—Firmer at 8 083, Bulk Meats—Fair demand. Whisky—Firm at 113, PEORIA. Prorta, August 16.—Corn —Firm _and higher; high mixed, 516 No. 2 mixed, bo@ble Oats—Active and fi No. 0@ 30c, Whisky—Steady a e LIVE STOCK. cHICAGO. C'i1caco, August 16.—The Drovers’ Journal lllugx—,Iml»mtvl\' and steady; pack- ing, ng ., b 00@ 30; Db 90; skips, 8 H0@5 30, e off, except on to choice common to me- ng and butchering, 2 00@3 00; me- H0(@4 005 stockers, 3 0@4 00; 7he lower 3 00; me- choice to extra, 4 00 s and ) common, rs, 3 50@) at 4 00@4 10; cows and and ship- | 188000 | kit Corioxs—Andros i 103000 | ¢ lackstor imperial Sic ‘ 1000 3,000 nd ship- t 24 hours —Receipt and ship- have been ipts and ship- 21 hours have Ship'ts. Receipts and stock for the past 24 hours Ship'ts. pta aud ship. live stock for the past 24 hours have BEE, | 16, d at 8 n barrels, RING CHICKENS — Small, unchanged, | @2 00; large, quiet at 8 00; old, 3 85. Wiite Fisi—Unchanged, 9@l0o.; pike Burres—Quiet; common to good, 7@10¢; | Bulphate of Morphine, per oz, #: THE DA choice dairy, 14@16 12@18; cooking, 7c POTATOES —New quict and market well suy 1 at 30@ 40¢ per bu ONIONS - Quiet at $4 0004 50 po NEW CABRAGE -60@ T per o HonEy —California, in comb, per pound, 20 | @21¢; straived, 10 124c Curesk—Dull. Wo quote 0@11¢, Toyators—Quiet at 1 00@1 15 per box sweet, high colored grass, G BLUERERRIES con Fruits, 15@18¢ per quart BLACKBERRIES —18@20¢ per quart, LEVONS—Quiot at 6 00@ 7 50 per box ORANC alifornia 4 00 per box. PEACHES ives 100@125 per basket California at 3 Caurorsia - Proms—In good demand; 275 per box Basavas—Unchanged; per bunch, 2 00@ 100, ®s—3 D@3 7 CALIFORNIA "\I\Hh\' 5 por bbl, Prans—In good de- tont, at 2 00@ Best quality, HND QUALITY SPRING WHEAT patent, at 2 @8 £ owt. toreED FEED—Per 00 1bs, Sic. | Conx MEAL-—100@1 10 per cwt. REENING—60@70¢ per ewt. Grocers List. ons—Oystors (Standard), fper i strawborrios, 21, per ' case por caste, 8 50; Bartlts pluins, b, per cuse, 50; it apy ; peache 4 000 4 Kick— Louisiana_prime T@r; Patma, Gle. isn—No. 1 mickerel, half b, 70 ol, kits, 1005 famil, ; family mackerel, 1 macke 8be, bols; % Standard do, £ PICKLES in half barrels, 3 in half barrels, 5 do in half barrels, 4 70. TEAS--Gunpowder, good, @75¢; good Tmperial, 4043 Medium, in barrels, ¢ ; choico 60 choice, 600 Young Hyson, good, 86@ choice, 0Be@] 00; Japan, natural leaf, 85c; Japan, choice, 60 Oolong, good, Yolong, choice, s Souchong, good, 86@d0c; pi—Sisal, & inch and 11¢; 4 inch, 11ic WOoODENY Two three hoop } iger, 10jc, § inch, hoop_ pail Tubs, No. 1, 8 neer washl Double Wellbuckets, Lean—Ba Soars—Kir satinet, 3 60; white Russ eutoca, Kirk's_Prairio ann,(l(lh kes,) 40c; Kirk's magnolia, doz. Lomasii—Pennayly 15, 4 caso, in caso, ; Babbitt,s bal ; Anchor a, T CANDLES. hoxes 40 11 Marcr 510; & il o00d, 103@11c; prime, 1y green and yellow government Jivi, 206 Lesering's ronsted, Arbuckls rosted, 14de; MeLaughlin's | | rousted, 14jc; imitation Java, 163@ Ar—New Yorkapple 16c; Olio ap- Ashton, in Dray Dhls dais Powder loads, per bbi, 17 60, 3 50, aut loaf, Su mh 9 grany wd ext all cream, 17c. merican, 3 40; Greenwich, 3 40; 3 North Star, 2 00; Lewis' lyo Jewell lye, 2 75, COTTONS- Atlanta Atlantic A, 8ic; Applo A, S¢; Boot FI, 8he abot W, Tie; s 1, 84c; Hoosier, ¢ n Head A, 8c; In River, 74 achusett 13, ansut hed 4-4, ¢ Fruit of the do Water ' an Head shrunk 4- I Lonsdale Mills, 124e; E, brown, 8¢ and plaids, stripes and’ plaids, Brunswick L 1212 do ex- Swn, extra hoavy, ;' Neponset A | X brown and - Arlington brown, 81 )] tra heav 1 TICKINGS blue mont_ BB, Hamilton D, 111 nehah 4-4, & Peurl River stripe, 12 Yeoman's blue 29, 9 15— Amoskeag, blue and brown, 1612 er DD blue, 15 12¢; Arlington X blue Scotch, 18 1 Concord 00O, blue and 1. 1312 do er's blue and neasville, and brown, 14 1.2 wpiCs— Ban Jdystone lining, ¥ 24 inch doublo faco, Bhc A gluzod, Manhattan glove finish, bhe; Newport do. do glazed, Pequot do, be; Lockwood kid finish, Androscogigin o Conestogiea u an Orchard, 7 1l sat- Conser rold, oga, Gic PRINTS 6he; Berwick iLY BEE flour, por Tb, 4oj == FRIDAY trychnine Paints, Ofls and Varnishes O1s-110° carben, per headlight, per gallon, 14k per_gall 150° wate [ secd, raw, er gallon, 6 gallon No.1 lon, 1 3 worm | per gall o1, summer, 1 | 1on, 85¢ 80c; tur [ve on, 15 AINTS 18 01t White lead. Omalia ', P, ‘.- white lead, St. Louis, foi Marseillos green, 1to 5 oan } e, seal, 12¢; French zine e Fre zino, in varnish aest, 900t French zinc, in_ofl | asst, 18c; raw and burnt umber, 1 1h cans, 10c; [z’ and buent. Siann dyke brow | 180; refined Tampblae h black, and [{sory back, 16c; d ie; Prossian | blug, 80c; ultramarine blue, 18¢: chirdme green [ T3 & D)., 1o blind and shutter groom 1 Mg 1 Tndin red, | ean’ Ve |. \l Whito 1t whiting. | com'l lampblack, Germantown, lamphl rdinary, 10¢; Prossian | | ultramarine, 18¢; vandyke, brown, Sc; | | burnt, de; nmt do; sl burnt sionng w Paris NVYiy chromo green, K., vermillion, g rillion, American, 18¢; Tndian red 14e; Venetian rod, Cokusoss, rod, Ameriean, 19¢; rod load, o yellow, 3 chrome yel: 3 och chro, French, | ochire, Americ Winter's mineral, | h Oak sole, hemlock hemluck kip, 80¢ kip; 110 sots, 5§ pings, ¢ lmquM Al N TIMBE Tiynne Live er b, board, 3 5 ; spriny Burd Barne powder, quarter k s mineral, en’s muloshoes, 6 Towa nut, 3 land, \\mlu str'd 0;_Kwo pet gllon, 160 sfoot extr ubricating, zer dden machin porm, & per gallon, B¢ e No. pentine, )., 160; Paris gr tian red :n»:bi' millon, 1. & ¥ 0. & 1. 0., ochro, 10, pate ak, dark French zinc, 10, do; whiting gilders, 1 iigh brown, N1siEs - Barrels, per _ gallon 110; furniture, conch, Fapan, 7 1 oil hm«‘l, § 05 Dy §1.00, Leathor. hemlock sc D, 8 to 1 00; runner. calf, 85¢ to 120; hemlock uppo r, 24c;alligator, 4 00 kid, 250 ¢, 2 to l| ak ealf, 120 to 1350; 0 to 1 French calf, 125 to 50 to 7 hum 600 to10 00 to 10 5 "Moro: ). D. Moroeeo ES 0. 1 Ohi 2 do, 3. Tmmber. We quote lunl o at Omahin at the following prices: JOIST AND SCANTLING—10 {6, and 00; 18 ft, and under, 22 00, 18 ft, || , 4 and Gin,, 240 1816 fo R AND JOIST 1(2d common boards), iy Owa plaster, Tarred felt, 100 Heavy Hardware List plow steel spe special or German, G wagon spok axlos, each, er 10, 8@ ser Ih, 6@]13 rowbars, 6 ¢ toel, 7@ Wine—In tes, 10 to 60, ; buck shot, 21 do., half_Kogs Dlasting, kegs, , Glc per kegs, 188 L Spanish. brown, rel, 125; bulk per bushel rden’s horsehoes, AUGUST Furn 1, £1; conch, Ama b, extra, S} | T n cars under 20 00; 100, ksmith, 12 00: Mor- 200; Whitebreast lump, roast nut, 4 00; Towa lumyp, 4 00 Rock Spring, 700; Anth cites, 11 50@12 00; Canon City, 700, per ton, horses, conmon Ci proof galle [ 1 00@1 50; tucky bourbons, asylvaniu rye Twported, 6 00@1600; domestic, 1 BRANT 1 40@4 ( GIng 2 Mlhv 40 ACH Cria 3400; A Merino 18@15c; washed, T ham, 8 of .)Lh P and well grain and provisions Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Lou telegruphio facilities in office. ory ffteen m the e Douglas and 13th street. Jugott burry, bl Horses and nles. 100@150; ¢ tra farm horses, 110@125; to good farm horses, %0@100; extra common plugs, 20@ 40, Fixtra, 125150; good, TOO@140; 100; common, 60@75, per wine_ g alifornia spirits, 185 proof, 1 triplo refin proof - gallon; re-di fino blended, 1 2 00@7 00; 007 (0. whis 503 Kentucky LES )0, Twported, 4 506 00; domestic, T )05 de 1 H0@ 3 b0, D ArrLe Brasoy -1 NEs—Tmported_per cus werican, per case, 12 00 16 00, Wool. unwashed, light, 14@16¢; heavy, fum unwash choic Toba Dii olinu, 8 0z, 3, 4 oz, 4 North Caroli Survling, 2 o Durhair, 1...., and Jérr 30c; HIMEBAUGH,MERRIAM & CO, VATORN A, AXD B. il furnish roular, in utes, which together with our speciul endency of the markets. Established 1576 allon; pe 187 "proof, Ken! and 140 066 00; New England, 1 00. 28 00@ 45@ mond dde; Soal of ; 0.K. Durham, 4 Uncle Also buy Market roports recel on ap- dicat- Oftice corner of John D. Peabody, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. OFFI Resldence, Dankirk Dunnell, 64(@ Glougester, Ghc; H Merrimac 1), 7 outhbridge, e ; Oriental, GINGHAMS A Atlantic, 8c; O Kenilworth, COTTONADY dystone, 7c kerbock ; Argyle, 10h¢; hland, 7 American, 11c 184e; Clari 17} stripes D and T, 16c; Keystone, 134c; tucki Nonpareil, 166 Ocean 1) i3 T, 184e; Itoyal, 164c; Su ; Tioga, Wuchu! | oLt do' Nunkin 12 York, do chocks, stripos Coutinental C'4 |1‘. The; Now 1078, 80c; do b8, i Voot 104, 28 do 74 1‘: do 49, i 1 9, 2 Utica 96, & h s do'48, 17 Drugs, Divas AND CHEMICALS— Acid, Carbolic, 45c; Acid, Tartarie, 5ic; Ba pabia, per 1b, ; Calomel, per nuhnlm r oz, $105; Chloro- 1b, 8 ver's Bowders, per Ib, pson \.du per b, 84c; Glyceril o, per 1b, 80cr Lead, Acctate, per 1b, 22c; wator. No, 1. per gal, 8185, O i) Castor, | per gal. $1 20; Ofl, Olive, per gal, ¥1 50; | 0l Origanuum, Bc; Opium, 85 00; Juigiue, &W.and R &S, per oz, 8190; Potassiom, Todide, per Ib, #1 65; per oz, «»,l 70c; Bark, Sarsafras, p ICE ROOMS, 8and 6 607 FARNAM, 1714 Douglas Omaha, MRS. LOUISA MOHR, Nob. Graduated Midwife ! 1508 California [Street. M, R. RISDON, henllmuancemfim REPRESENTS: e f London, Cash - $,964,604.00 % | westahasior, . V. Copliai /000,00 | Tho Morchants, of Newark, N.J., Capita 1 0.00 Girard Fire, Philwlolphia, 'Capital 1,200,000,06 ¥ , Capltal 1,240,916.00 obmn 19, Omahia National Bank | Bulkd Teloghone No 476 ava ally = J0EN M. CLARKE, Oldest Real Estate Agent. Notary Public and Practicar Con- Clarke solls Houses a veyancer. Lots, Residence Lots and Business Lots all over tho city, and all additions, he- mar 10~ ides improved and unimproved farws ower than 5 | granite tak 1885 Railway Time Table. U, P RR, MAINELING umave | RRIVR Pacifio Expros 12:05 pm | Atlantic Express7:30 a 1 Wostorn Express 800 1 m | Eastern Express, 8:20p Grand Island Pass 4:30 pm | G, Island Pass. 13:40 & m OMAHA AND LINCOLN LINE—-U. P. DEPOT LRAYR ARRIVR. Lincoln Ex .. .12:80 p m n Ex .. 12:66 pm DUMMY TRAINS £ DIVISION Dummy trains leavo Omaha as follows: §:00 & m, 0:00 & m, 10:00 & m, 11:00 & P m, 600y, 8:00p m, 10:10 p. m. Dummy trains loave Couneil Bluffs as follcvs: 8:96 11700 & ; 00, 4:00, 500, 810 and. 10,19 p tn. ' Council Bluffe at 9:95 and 11:95 & m 5 and 8:50 and 10 THROUGH AND LOCAT PASSENGER TRAINS SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC-DE Teavo Omaha for O'Neill via 8t. Paul Line for Blair Arrive rom Nelieh BRIDGE DIVISION, LYAVR OMANA. LEAVR COUNCIL RLUTPS o S:00am Pas No. 2. .7:05 & m | Pass, No. wm No. 10 pm No. 16 am « No. 4 850%m No 1% 8 w Pass. No. § s:0am | No, 78 p m O Ne6 0w | €., M. & St PR, R—U, P, DEPOT, LRAVR, ARRIVH, Mail & Ex.,.. 740 am | Mail & Ex % pm AtlanticEx. L. 840 pm | Vaci 9145 & nr Daily WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIONR. R.~U. T, DEPOT 00 m, 8:00 p 1, 4:00 | JT N 16th Street. | 50 pm | | LRAVR. ARRIVE Omatia 45 8 m | Omaha 1:80 4 m | “ 10p M €, R &Q R R—U. P, DEPOT. ARRIVE LRAVR il 7:45 4 m | Expross am Expross 40 p m [ Madl® pm N. Y. Expross Leaves Council Bluffs at 8:17 p mt W T arrives. 0 20 a mt *Sundays excopted tOmaha time. €y R L& PR R—U. P. DEPOT. ARRIVE, LEAVE, Mail 9458 m | Expross. . 58 m Expross 20 i | Mall 840 p m O N WL RSO DO Jdbam | 840 p m e 045 A m pm undays excopted. RC AP RR l' . DEPOT. - DT H Sundays excoptod. PAUL & OMATNA KA DIVISION— DERC 5 No. 2 m) 450 pm No.4 m Laldsam 8 excopted. C.B. R R—B, & M. DEPOT. il am | Expross .000am Expross Mall - A IRASKA. Denver Express Pacific Expross MISSOURI P Ex) . P, DEPOT' ARRIVE, DRPARS Express 050 & m | Expross Mall 6:15 p | Mail Teaing loav P mand arciving at 0:50 a m Opening and Closing of Mails. ROUTK, CLORK. P e, 9:00) b 2:00| 6 Ghicago & Northwostorn aigo, look Inlani & Paci Chicago, Binfington& Quiney- 1100 00 b Chicago, Milwaikeo & St. 1. 1100 9:00 Wabash 0 12380 Sioux City & Pacific, in 10wa 0:00] § Union Paciflo S:00 4:00/11140 6:30 naha & Ropublican Valley. 2:00(11:10 B. & M.in Nebraska 6:00 Chicaga, 8t. 1. M. & 0. Missour’ Pacific Sioux City & I, Special mail for Plattsmouth, 1oses at 6:30 p. m., opens at 10:30 a. b Oflico open Suudayy from 12:00 1w, £ 1:00 p. m, ©. K. COUTANT, Postuastor , in Nebraska Lincaln -SIOUX FALLS JASPER STONE Company. (INCORVORATED. ] any s now propar ) rocelv orders for Building Purposes, And will make fig Tots for prompt deliy® i shipping Paving Blocks 0 hoth Chieago and ¢ co and orders from £ in any of the western citios, TESTIMONIALS, SURBRINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Chicag ison Railway, w0 Decenher 6, 1882, | D, Elwell, President Sioux Falls. Water Power ¢ pany. Di , and solicits trictors eny orrespond 1in paving str Wost Div- ) ST have roceived from your company since October 1, 1852, whout 100 carioads of granite paving blocks and liave laid them botween the rails of Fatroct railway tracks in the heart of the have been using paving material in this city fos yeurs, and 1 tako pleasure. in saying that in my opi 1 ranite paving blocks furnishod by y the most regular in ity. JAS, K. LAKE, (Copy.) St Toums, March 23, 1853, TO WHOM I'T MAY CONCERN This to certify that | of o Quarrics, St in my for sticet pav ["“‘({ m‘\;‘ NRY FLAD ) Pros. Board Public Improvments. Stone for Paving Purposes. And any person interested in wuc will find it greatly to his advantago with us. - W fnvite improyement communicate subject fon of Wi, Me Addross your letters to A. C. SENEY. Pres. of Ja.?per Stone Co, IACADEMY: ml-m&otf fOF THE SACRED HEART, UNDEILTHE DIRECTION OF THE Religions of the Sacred Heart ! OMAHA, NED, 1ces on the first Wi Tnstrictio wud all the higher br ortmen ality e Scholastic Year comn day in September. Tho ¢ S the various clomentar ‘cliew of & finished education. Propricty porsonal neatness, and the principlos ohjucts of unce ition. Difforence s 10 abstaclo t young ludies. ‘T Freneh languago | sken u the iustitution, forn no extra char TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Including | tuition, and instrumental Tuusic, E500, drawing, pain thug, Gorman. For further iuformation apply to THE LADY SUPERIOR, Park Place, 0 nilikeb Safety Fund System. Lite Innumnu perfect In seourity u.x at the lowest possible cost conslatent therowith. HARTFORD LIFE & ANNUITY INSURANCEH CO., HARTFORD, CONN. AUS. I PIETY, Geneisl Agent. Atthe Faxton wée-lw ), washing r year, Extracharges, £@rGood Agents Wantedt ving Chiairs, Pullman Palace Sieeping Cars tho famous C. 11 & Q. Dining Cars run daily to from Chi ansas City, Chica Blufts, Chicago & Des Moines, Ch Atchison & Topeka. through | incoln & Denver Throug! Souneil Bluffs via Pe onnectic de in Upion Depots seph, fweeh Chica | [between Ing All | [known as the great THROUGH CAR LINE {T.J POTTER, 34 Vico-Pres't and Gen'! Manag It s e B URLINGTON ROUTE" (chlongo. Burlington & Quincy Railroad.) COING NORTN AND SOUTH. Conches and Pull a S , via Hannibal, and | I , Cedar Rapids and 1 Al i Minneapolis: Parlor Cars with Reol Jo- [ Chairs to a Louls and Of cars botween Towa, ol Calorado. It 1s universally admitted to or PERCEVAT LOW Build all Kinds of Steam Boilors, Smoke § plate-iron businoss. Socond-hand Botlers will be kept on hand the country, Lam confldent . 10th and Plorce Stro can give satisfact 8, Dro Repairiig done in City and Country WILSON'S i from St Louis and Peo tumwa ia and o 5t Louls and D praska, and Denver, be the Finest Equipped Rallroad In the World for all Classes of Truvel LL, Gen P eét Lron Wk All work on, having EBRASKA. Having had many yoars oxperioncein the trade in different the best. shop and toils in the Stato. i unl. Water and Ol Tanks, and do fa geners {Done at Eastern Prices and Warranted ! J. M. WILSON Proprietor. W1111ams’ Ul'h FOUL S NOW IN. THE I IN AS THEY ARE GOING Are now constantly arriving, and activity and plmpcnt) of 1] Il N and Colored TH INVOICE 0 U 3RS b TOWN. i FAST AT PRESENT PRICES. sule the Gheat West. Good I I' ASSORTMENT OF [SE(S goods Were Never so Cheap as at Present ! Better made or fitting goods cany LOWEST I Steamn Packing at wholesale and rejai CHOOL BELLS, D) ETC,; Call and Get my Prj and Douglas, s before Engine Trimmings, Mining Machinory, Belting, We call attention to anentire new stock of LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAT ! 10t be found. RICE POSSIBLE. Hoso, il.” HALLADAY WIND-M buying elsewhere, Also 7th and Douglas, Ladies’ Light and High Colored Cashmere Shawls CLEARING SALE OF CAPPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND CURTAIN GOODS To make room before enlarging and improving our store, WIIL.I.TAMS, DRY GOODS AND GARPEL, CORNER 15th AND DODGE. Double and Single Acting Power and Hand PUMPS, STEAM ~ PUNPS, Brass and Iron Fittin ILLS, CHUK Corner 10th Farnam ‘St., Omaha Neb. LOUIS BRADFORD, EALER IN CALL AND SEE THELN, N E: W7 G OO DS we inereasing daily, showing the " These we will sell at the H Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Shingles, Lath LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES, Yards, corner 9th