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4 [NEBRASKA National ~Batk OMAHA, NEBRASKA. PAID UP CAPITAL. .$250,000 SURPLUS MAY 1, 188 IRECTORSY A TOUZALIN, oo Prosilont. VIS 8. | g Onshior, H W YATES, Presiden . Y. MOORE, JNO. 8. COLLINS, 1 Kont K. Hayden, Aselstant and Ac BANKING OFPYION: The fIron Bank. QOR, 12TH AND FARNAM STS, A GENEnau BANKING BUSINESS ~TRANSACTED. N INTEREST allowad on timo depostts npon favorablo terms and upon sosonnts of banks and bankors, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonds and County and ity securitios bought snd sold. : In ita troatmont of customors tho most liby aral policy is pursued consistont with safotd- 20 bound banking, and we invito corresponce enoo or porsonal inquiry in connection there with FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANUIAL Nzw Yorg, Sept, 11,—~\oney—Easy at 1 ®2; Closed offered 1. Prime paper—b}@6}. Starling bills—Dull; domand 4 Governments—Steady. Railways—Steady. Sto ‘neommonly dull, tog off in business sscribod to the heat, wlation, however, strong throughont. generally show an advance of 1@13 day's transactions, We n Union, Union Pacific, Northern Dic proferred, most prominent strength in tho face of dullness, duo to thereport of the agricultural depart- ment made public this moruing aud to rumors $hat reprosentatives of the trunk lines wers in aeasion to-day endeavoring to sottlo their dif- ferences. Continued fall. 8, Prices on ths & ee- 00UPONS 43 Goupous. ... . 3, new, 4’ Faclfio b's of BTO0KS AND BONDS, Central Pacifio. Chicago & Alton do do pfd. Oht, Barl, & Qniney Dol.; Tack, & Western Donver & R. Erle do ptd . litnols (Jenm Ind,, Bloom, & Kansas & Texes. Take Shoro & Michi, Louisville & Nash, Michigan Central Miesoarl Pacitic Northern Pac do do Northwestern. > i New York Oontral Oregon Trans.C Pacific Mail, Pullman P, Bock Inland. 8t. Louis & do _do Oh.lc‘;go, Mllwnukan & ‘4}!. Paul Union Pacifio. Wabash, 8t. L, & Pacitic do do do Weatorn Talon Telegrap) ©. k. & N, “Ankod, UHIOAGO PRODUCE, Cmc/um. September 11.—Flour—Unchang- \vmac Tirm and opened firiner; advanced §eo; do d lied ¥o; closed §o above yostorday: 7 for cash and September; 773@774 for Oc 794 for Novem-bor; @i for Docembr; No. 2 red and September; 51§ November; 40 'for M: jected, uict, casior the 40103 for opensd lower; closed 04@408 tor 4@ 53 for 1o year: 4536 49 for May. Dull; Noveu- rime127@1 31 No. 1,1 @1 350, sy 1650 for cash; eptember; 1550 tor October; 11 40@ 1145 for year, and 1150 for Jaiuary. Lard — Active, onsh; and Soptemb 7 5 November; Junuary, Shoul 10 10@10 15 50 for 725 October; ers 6 7H@6 87; short 124; ehort ribs 9 70 creamery 10@21; fan 03 full ci 20,000 and lower; 781 181y for N vember; & ¢ Corn—Dull and nber; 47 for October; 598 f Oats—~Dull; 26 for Noverber, Pork—Unchanged, to 10 Lard—Unchanged to 2} KANSAS 01T, Rawsas Orry, September 11,—Wheat 3 56} Lid cash; for October; 604 Whisky Quist; mi 37h(@ Pork ard - I} Whisky @\ 9 t firn Butter- 8@21, Bulk Meats Dl and n , ( INCINNA'TY, « 270, Dull at 16 50, Fair den Meats - y New OnLeaN X Corn Meal Stea Western frosh, uiot 1§ cash; 40} minal; 213 bid, CINCINNATIL nbar 11— Whoat and nominal; extra No. and at 7 20, should ; short wsier; Steady; 111 NEW ONLEANS, -Mvmhvr 11, ~ Corn — 1, 61 stern, qmnl light [supply: choice, rofined, 77 tern rect Firmj od, " we demand fair and demand fair and market firm at In fair demond; shoulders packed lower, at 7 873 Mitwavkss, Soptember changed. Wheat September, Corn ern lower, Qui Lard Bulk M short ribs, Butter creamery, ‘Whisky- Dull and ste Wheat 10d@11s, Corn— b BALTIMONE, Septe mber, S48 MILWAT 11,—Flour—Un- Milwaukee 63; Novemb ond o; No. 2 spring, Sep PALTINORR, ber 11,—~Wheat—W est- winter, red spot, dull: Corn—Westarn nominal: mixed, yoar, 41@ Oats—Stoady; westorn whits, 31@33 mixed 31@ Lower; Quict but steady; Refi LIVERPOOL, Witter, 63 10d@ 8@00. ull; 15@16, old, 17 25; new 800, ‘Wenker; shoulders, 6 87; wostern packed, 10@20 eady ot 115@1 19, LIVERPOOL. “opu ember 11,—Broadstuffs— @Ts 24; »prmg Gs 'W YORK PRODUCE, / Nuw Yorg, September 11,—Wheat—Spot 4@ higher; closing firm; options opened weak at §@g lower; rates; receipts, 64,000 bushels; exports, 1 | 000 bunll ols. N Corn duy. R 9,000 bushe firm at 184, Py supply sma Sheep— CH1cAGo, 4 00@6 6. Sheep irm; skimmed chedd s, -Quiet at 14 it loaf 74 8; cheddars, ¥ By andard A G§; gran- salted bull at Gl vy 8 calf 12@12}. roen ik H country at 0. Receipts and shipments— tooelpte, fnip'te ¥lour, bhls 4,000 5,000 an.! bushels . 107,000 Qorn, bushals, 222,000 Onts, bushels, 145,000 Rye, bushels Barloy, bushels ('AIL Boanrn Wheat 3 81 36 year; J@} lower, Oats—U d to } higher, Pork —Unchanged o be lower Lard—Unchanged to 23c lower. PEORIA PRODUCE, zonta, September 11,—Corn—Dull; high mixed, nomiual, 52@524; No, 2 mixed, nowm- white, BT, LOUIS PRODUCK. Sr, Lous, September 1L, changed. Wheat—Weak, unsettlod and lower during tho irat alf of tho vassion, bat firmed up, at nooncall, and_closed 4@ No. 2 red, 76Jc for_cash; 767 n«‘w. 08¢ for October; 813 flour—Un bors S34@8ho for Decomber; 24 May, closing at outside pr N @b, Corn—TLower and slow; 47§@48c for cash; 40@A0ke for November; 864@3s6c for the year; 374@37¢c for May, Oats— Kasier at 2730 f tober; 2670 for Decermbes year. Rye~Firmer at 51{c bid. Barley —Nothing doing, Butter—Unchanged; creamery, 18@20; ™, 14@17, Fgs—Fany at 120 Flaxseed— Hay—Uncl othy, 11 0@ Bran—Unch: Corn Meal Whisky—Ste ays 111, Provisions ~Dull'wnd prices unchanged. Pork —Market steady; 22 50 for September; 12’05 :.h»;hr Lard —Firmer; 147} for September; 7 67, for Ootober, i . 10y Avrowmoow Boand — Wheat dull, weak e for Oc- ¢ for the 25325 oged; prairie, 7 00@9 00; tim- fir; ¢ head, 100 OMAHA Thurss The following prices are charged rotailo: by jobbers, wholesalers and comnission No. 2red Octot ~ Spot ¢ 3@g lower, recov weak and (@} b eipts, —Dull Cheese— Un Torxno, Sept. 10.—Whent—Steady; No. rod, cash and S —Quiet; No, 2 Bt ipts 80@1 01, 8t Lours, September 11, " | 800; the demand largely oxceeds tho off 1l common to choic Sournal roports Reocei] nmon L 3 50, — OppIc psing steady at nearly lhu]l»wb V7 2 spring, 84; ungrade ed red 634(@93; do, crop in 3 red, 70@80; do, crop'in r closing at § 1et and firm; options ¢ ed the decline, clc ow the 72000 bush ; ungraded rod best_figures of the I8, exports, October, 624, $@1 lowor., 00 bushels, A ipts, 58,000 bushe 1’ western 83 Iggs—W estern fresh, quict; demand fair; and firm; new mess 17 25 Tirm; western steam spot, 7 60@7 80. good demand; 8 ngad; choice crea Sugar—Dull and wealz. TOLEDO ptembor, 78§ asked. cash una Snptl'ml.n-r 54 dy; exports, ipping, b W@ head; firmer; 10¢ high- 449 head; quict; natives ST, LOUIS, Cattle—Re ipts nd of poor qua shippiny ceipts 1,100; unchang 1i common to choice, 2 00@s3 75; 0 (@3 Hogs — Receipt active; Yorkers, @ 00; packing, § 0U; butchers', 600 0 LIVE STOCK, 11,- ke Drovers’ 10c higher, ; packing and chip! and lizht, b S0@6 19; skips cipts 7,000; strong and firm 003 common to ¢ - ice, 1,500 head; 4 25, MARKEYS olesale Pricos. or Tk OxAHA Brg, en aptember 11, } y 28 mers chants withthe exception of grain, which is quoted at the pr favaished by o elevators aud other local buyers: Corn Oata—No, h No, 1 uram, 2, 50K 50jc. 45(@50c, 0 )} @40 Soptember; per bbl, 88 00; per § I 0. Beaver Dam LI, fic H, 7fe; Royal Hill 78, 8c; Hill -4, Verk Mills, 11}0; Wi ad) ton, 10 oz.., 1e; Be ar, Sho. ‘Dioks (G y West Point, (brown), 10c, Oavprios—Fifth Keystono glove fi CORSET J RANS: Al Kearsayer, 8o Roc PrinTs —All 603 co, Bo; Ha the; Charter Privts SHIRTINGS 503 Glo #¢; Rosedale, 4§c. GINGHANS —Amos staplos, plalds, 9c; Hudson Bersiaas, Bi. Dress Goons slave_cashmer, 153c; Hamloton F: 390; strawborrios, raapborrioa, 2 b, 1 pears, por caso, 5 503 310; 'ogg _plutay, 2 4 4 inch, 10c granulated, 7 ard oxtra 0, 0 e government Java, 20 17¢; _Arbuckl XXXX roastod, @13dc; 1, 5 family whita fieh, half brls., Sysre—Stavdard do, 4 gallon kega 1 kegrg 1 60, e, in half barrals, 4 50; in half barrels, 5 00; do fn bl barrels, 5 Young 60@75¢; Oolon Wallbuckots, 5—-Kirks satinet, 860; ¥ white Russian, 525 msgmolia, do; POTASH 8 85; Bahbitt's ba 1 Yo, in case, 1 atic Prua ToRa000--0) Horseshoo, 44 a‘m soy's, 10c; B Obr Rove, 4o f North ¢ 7 per proof gallo 167 proof, 116 pof whiskies 1 00@1 50; Kontnok Flour and Millstuffs, WiNtiR WieAT—Best quality, patent, Tat 8 003 25 SECOND QUALITY Hl'm.\u Wiikar Bi. CHO| 800! P QuaLTY~2 5@2 > Fien—Per 100 1% Cory MEAL BCREENING—6! 2 45@3 00, Best quality, patent, 3 00@ 5 : por owt, 903, 100@1 10 per 75 per cwt, ‘Wool, Light fine 14@17) Hoavy fine 10@13, Modiam 14@17, Coarre 7@10. Burry 2 to be off | Apples only choice stock bringing top prices, $2. 5,00, General ¥roduce, Racaipts heavy and prices. lower, and P 1 4024 00, Gixs—TImported, 4 @ uss—Tmported, 280065 00; o PFACH AND APPLE OnAMPAGN RS —Tin) Paints Olls per gallon, 16k soed, Taw, i 1t g;.uom 580 Lard, win per *pallon, 160, Paints N (rL—W! Brans—Reoalpta light and demandlzood, Eaad pioked navy, per bu, 8250; medium, 200@2 2 Beeswax—In good demand, Oholoe bright per Ib, 26@28c; common to good dark per 1b 156G 20c. Borres —Unchanged; demand good, mainly for tho better gradce ir to go Llu!n - ‘Oho” per bbl, $7.00 Chaico tabie, 1@10c; B@1lo; oroamery, woal, 120; Fronch zin ving, i varnish asst, ot 150; raw aud b raw' and burnt Sionr 180; refined lampbl ivory black, 16¢; Crab apple, per ga ¥ tio P, 6o; Atlantic L » QorroNs Cumberland 4-4, 8¢; Davoll DD Tairmount, 430; Glory ofthe West, 84 oxNon—Amorkons, 4je, —Amerle a, 5oy gagos, 2 1b, por’ cas, % 90; pino applos per case, 4 80@5 50, Ropr—Sisal } inch and larger, 90, f§ inch, ANDLES—Boxed, 40 1bs, 18, 14cj 8s, 1doj boxes 40 b, 16 oz., 61, 14 Maronzs—Por oaddi 2 55; aquare_casos, 170, Soaars—Powdered, confoctioners’ A, 7c; vonsted, 164c; MeLanght 15f0s mitation Java, Clarks Aurora, F1@~lcuirians prima to cholee, 7@7he; fele Bho; Patma, Gic. Fisa~No. 1 mackerel halt brle,, Proxuse—Medium, —Gunpowder, Food, ‘zood Tmporial, 40@ Hyson, good, choica, 100; Japun, uatural leaf, 40@ Souchong, goo 4 Vo B A ae it B poty peils, 185 threo hoop pails, 2 10. Tubs, No. 1, 9 00; Pi noer washb 1853 Doubla Orown 2 90, avon Tmperial, § 45 1 ’onnaylvania cuns, 2doz Vinzcas—New York apple 100p oling, 2 oz,, 0 84 00; American, per Outa—-110 _ oarbon, per gatlon, 1 headlight, per znn-:on, 1 drop blck, Ybl, 84 ; condensed per A Utrrss croam, wostorn, 11; Wia oonsln new 12; yonng American 12@ 1 t ght and demanc bartly « ly today 15106 g Gave - Prairle chickens ara now fn season but after the first fow days damand has let up considerable and they are now 82 00@2 50 per doz; suipe, per de Hay—Balod, 85.00@0.00; looss, €7.00@ £ 00 JeLLy—1In 20 and 80 [h pails, 6@7 2 In 2 Ib ars, por_dor, 81 50; awoNe tumbler tor, $1 20; schooners, per dozan, 83 00, Martk Stoar - Pure, in bricks, per Ib, 16¢, Ohio, 1 small cakes, 1 . SMALL Fherms—Wild plomy per d buse hel box &1,00; Peaches 81.50. UALIFORNIA Urrs—Pears, 50-1h, &4 00; Penchea, 20.1b boxes, &8 00; ) boxes @ Grapes per crato 8250 ON10NS—Choice per bbl, $2 00, roony- In good demand at 2@24o per Ib —Receipts light; spring chickens, old_chickens, £3 003 50, WISIONS —Ham, 15 B. Bacon, 13 Sides 11§; 4‘ 12}; Should Moss Por , 9@i0c. Dry Gooar. BROWN SHERTINGS —Atiantio A, The; Atlan 13 bhe; Brunswick, 74 Lawrence L1, andard, S¢; Indian Head A, 8c; Wanchusett A, 7o, Fing Brow Siketivas —Argyle, 7he; Pop- porell R, 7o; Salisbury R, 64, -Ballon 4.4, 6}c; Ba, Fruit of the Loom 4- c G old onj Gate, 8} Oo; Tonadalo’ $jc; Now amantta, 104c, , 114o: Boe ~Boston, psten, O oz, lL: Fall Riv- West Point, 8 o 14¢; Point ' Bear, Coatinantal e 10¥0; Pear! Rlver, «dc; lhm\lnuiu Awnings, 124c, Amoskeag, 140; Beaver Oreok A Boaver Creek BB, 1l Beaver Crook 0O, 10; _Haymakors 8e; Jaffroy D & T\ 12§0; Jaffroy XXX, 12e; Poarl_Hiver, 18c; Warron AXA (brown), 12c; Warren BB '(brown), 11¢; Warren CO avento glove finish, fo; mory, Tho; Hancock, 8c; ort, 70 American, 5§o; Arnol da rmony, 43 Indigo, TAes Tndigo 7-8, 114¢; Tndigo 4-4, 12}c; cheap’ salo Oochooco Southbridge 41c; Waverlys, koag staples So: Batos Lancaster staplos, So; Plunkot chocks, 8305 Amoskeng Atlantic alpacen, 93o; Per- 23}e; Hawleton cashmers ‘a9, 1140; Haloton bro- oaden, 150; Arlington brocade, 18c, Grocers List. OANNED Goons—Uysters (Standard)por oasa, 2 1, per case, 2 20 or caso, 270; Bartlott whortleberries, per caqo, I, per case, 2 80; groen ™ 850j round, eases, 8Yc; cut_loaf, B}e; Stand. xtra O, 6303 medium yol- Tow, 5jic; dark yollow, o, Corrirs—Ordinary grades, 12@124o; falr13 @134c; good, lic; prime, 15@15he; choloo 16@17¢; fancy green and yellow, 16@164c; old @26¢; Lovering's roastod, " 16} fo. 7 (0 No, mmkorn‘ kita, 60c; No, 1 'u 1 Hu 05, s 85; Standard ds, 4 gallon Sopa=-In M papers, 8 80 per caso; kog per Ib, in barrels, 8 00; do #mall, In barrels, 9 00; do ghorkina In barrals, 10 00; B, Japan, ng, good, 85 l\hl A eutoca, il Kirk's Prairio Queen, (100 cakes,) 40c; Kix 1 oaso, Im 1n case, 1 80; An 50, stick, 11¢; twlst Ohbio np Ashton, Iu 8 40 Lewle' lyo onwlch, 005 Ballion 47ieg pearhead, 46¢; dricl, Gte. 6bo; Diamond m, 300 Moo rud-r Duae m, 4 oz, har -‘1 of North OQarolina, 8 % 75 Soal of Durham, 4 lina, Ldauors, ALOROL—18S proot aloohol gallon extra Oalifornia upi 168 n; triple r proof gallon; fine blonded, 1 b0 200@7 00; Kentuoky ylvana ryos, 2 00@7 04, Buanniez—Imported, 6 00@16 00 domestic! 50@6 00; domestie, 4 50@h 00; Now igland, 1 50@3 50, BRAND 6@4 00, ported émr x,.w. 28 0@ 1 i 40 case, and Varnishes. 150° 12hc; 176 headlight, ® water whito 143; lin® llon, 5503 linseed boilad, per tor str'd, per gallon, 70ct 0,1, 60c;Noy 2, b0o castor, XXX, per gal lon, 1" 603 No. 8140y swaah por ulog 100 sperm W.B,, per gallon, 160; fish W, B., neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 906; < 1, 78¢; lubricating, aro, par gallon, 80} summer, 1 wachino, No. 1, per gal: lon, 860; o3 sporm, signal, per gallon 8} turpantine, per gallon, 48c; naptha 74 hite lead, Omaha P, P,, u; white load, Bt, Louls, pure, 640; Marscilles green 140 51Tb eans, 20c; French zine, groan e, red seal, 1lc; Fronoh 003 Franch zinc. In_oll DATJLY BEE- -FRIDAY, L M, O, &D. O, golden ' ochre, 180, patont dr; colors, light oak, dark oak, walint, che tuot Loather, Onk sole, 8@ 20} homlook soln 280@E351 lock kid, 80c; runner 650 to 7 letk eall, #58 to100; hom Kip, 80¢ to 1 ¢ Xip, 110 to 15 ota, b 0. D, Moroco & .lhnvn, ) ! HAnyESS.—No, 1 star onk, ¢ 3 No. 1 Ohio oak, d40; INo. Tilwankea 840t No 2 d 3 1 Pitts onk har, 8$7c; No, it B Pitte cak Droga) Drras aND CHeMICALS —Add, Carbolio €5 Bhe; balsam capabia, por 11b ras, por Ib, 1205 calomol, per Ity cinohonidia, per oz, 80.65; chloroform 81.25; por Bie por Ib., $1 10; Dovars powder, per Ib,, ypuees salts, por 1b,, 84c; gly por 1b ofl, or gal stor, N $1.40; ui ¥ vmmm. ,»«k. opium, and R, & 8., per o fodine, per Ib., §1,50; salic phato of morphine, per oz, fiour, per Ib., 4e3 steyohnine, per or. Dry Paints, White load, 8c; French rinc, whiting, 230; whiting gilders, 1jc; com’ “1}e; Tampblack, (-urvlunwwn, lampblack, ordinary,10c; Prussis blue, arine, LHo; vandyke, brows, Sc; unber, unber, raw, 4c; slenns’ Lurat, dicuna, raw, 40; Parla greon, ponuing Parls groen. common, 200 chroma ¢ en N, ¥, chromo groon, K., 120, vermillion, vermillion, Amevican, 18¢; Ludian, red, roso pink, 1403 Venotian rod, Cookdron’s, Venotian' rod, Anwrh‘nn.“\\ hk!l l‘ur‘ 1] , 96 Winters minoral, s Soanleh brown, 2ho! toro, extra, $1 10, 140; concl h. No. oxtra, o shellac, ial onst, 6o I : cast toog 20; wagon spokes, set, 2213 00; hubs 31; fo'loos sawod dr) 1 40; tonguos, c uAre nuts por ota, por Tron, raten, crucible, do, 15@ per set, 14 oach, 70 1h, 7@11e; washors er I, b, 11¢; coil ohain, per n..nx@ malleablo, 8o iron wodgoa, 6o: crowbars, 6c; harrow tosth 10; #pring teol, 7@8Se; Burden's horsohoes 4 70 Buarden's muleshoes 6 70, Bannep Wine—In car lots, 4 Nais—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 65, Bror—Shot, 1 85; buck shot, 210; orloatal powder, kogs, 6 40; do., half Kegs, 8 48; do,, quarter kogs, 1 88; blasting, koge, 8356; tuse, per 100 foat 50c. Leap—Bar, 1 65, Coat—Cumberland blacksmlth, 10 00; Mor ds ran Blossburg, 10 00; Whitobroast lnmp; 5 00; Whitebroast nut, 5 00; Towa lump, 5 00 Towa nut, 6 00; Rock Hprlnr 700; Anthra clto, 11 26@11 503 Canon City, 700, tpor. ton Immor. WHOLESALE. * We quoto lumber, ath and shinglos on cars at Omabia at tho following pricos: por 100, JoisT AND SOANTLING—16 ¢ and under 20 00, Trursns—16 feot and under, 20 00, TIMBER AND Joisr—20 ¢, 230); 24 ft, 25 00, Fenciva—No, 1, 4 and 6 in,, 24 00; No, 20 00. SueeT1vG—No, 1(2d common boards), 18 005 No, 2, 16 00, §roox BoArns—A, 45 00; B, m 00; 0, 85 00, ok ]’Iomuhu—No, 1, 10 00; "No, 2, 86 00; No, 3, 25 00 SipiNg, cleac—27 00; No, 2 2500; No, 8, 20 00, , 25 Dot o 50; standard, por M, Tasx—Per barrel, 1253 bulk per bushel ooment, bbl, 2 25; Towa plm\er bbl, 2 50; wreod folt, 100 fhe, 8 50; ot 3 b0, f Cattlo, grass, 100 b, 8 200@? 50; dressed b 875 M@ H0@6 75; drossed 8 Gu(a 9 00, “Dry Flint, 113@1 * i Kreon 4@bo. grgon ol 8@ 103 lidopakins, dry, 8@10c. Tallow. Woul. Colorado heavy, U 12@ FLouk ~Colorad @2 00; pat- ent, uxynm,zm m, 100 Ibs, t, 100 on, 12 0013 00; corn soal, 100 1bs. 1'45@1 65, GRAIN—Wheat, 100 1bs, 1 00; corn, In uncks 100 Ibs, 1 15@1 20; oats, 100 lbs, 130 @1 85; barley, 100 1bs, 1 30@ 1av—Raled, upland,~ 13 00@16 00; bot- tom 11 00@13 00; straw. 9 0O@11 00, Rurrsi—Fiuest, 20@30c; Nobraska dairy ch, doz, frosh Limburger, Gnions, new, 100 uew, 100 lbs 100; 1bs, new Lomons, choica applas, bbl," 4 0U@4 2 00@2 2 waterme per box, 8i0; 502 00; black Jalifornia grapes, Miats-- Harw, 1b, 155@)60; bacon, fast, 14}@ldhe:’ lord, in threo, b, 1 dry walt sides, 114@11jc. Fisii—Mackorol, No.l, ousing, 6 00@ poaches por 15, per doz, 300 s, per box, 1 qt. caso 6 00; 50 per box, break- 1160, hil e Gl OPENS FOR 8ECOND YEAR Eep‘t 17,734 Kit, meas, f bhl, 10 50; por Commercial and Art Dopart o Tuition low, fo equippod " faculty DA AT s for partioulary, Iiv. W, W, Hariha D. Prosident, o Faguity Bolleves Nob G 'M. Dos Islcts, Booretary u 35 e 2w Norteast Nebraska ALONG THE LINE OF TIE Chicage, St Paul, Minnapolls and OMAHA RAILWAY. The new extension of this line from Wakeflold up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Concord and Coloridge TO IXARTINGTOIN, Reaches the Lest portion of the Blate, Bpeolal ex cursion rates for land sockers over this llne ¢ Wayne, Norfolk and Hartington, and via Blalr 40 & principal poluts on th SIOUX CITY & PAOIFIO RAILROAD Tralos over tht O, Ht. P. M. & O. Rallway $o Luv ngton, Bloux City, Poncs, Harbington, Nortolk, Connecot at Blaixr st Fromont, Oakda.o, Noligh, sud through to Val entine, £ ¥ox raten and all lnformatien call on ¥ P. WHITNEY, Gouers Agent. i ut umber, 1 1 cans, 100; 10¢; vnmlv).e hmwn c; conch black, and 160: P rumlm blug, 40¢; nltramarine blue, 150; ohrome green L.M&D, M, &D,, 16c; Paris 160; Venetian red, 9 ‘York State | can Vermlllion, I, & P, blind and shutter san, L roon, '1hc; Todian unoan red. 22o; Amu.rl. 18¢; yellow ochre Se A. SHIPMAN, M. D, Bellevue, Nebraska, JOFFICE WITH M. A, SHIPMAN, DRUGHI3 SEPTE MBER 12 1834, Railway Time Table, plote and absol bed in the clt { dopart from Omaha on , which is 24 minutos fastor xcopt Sunda + 1 Excopt Mon From Unluu fadtiic Depot; TenthSt, U; PR, R, MAIN TIN 1Ay ARRIVE, Matland Expo 1140 am | Autantie Exp. ..7:508m Uactflo Exp.. . .8:25 pm | Mall and Kxp,...4:00 pm Dally REPUPLICAN VALLEY DIVISION LRAVR. ARRIV, Linootn Exp....19:88 p m | Lincoln Exp....19:88 p m DUMMY TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION 800, 0:00, 10:00, 11:16 & ., 1:00, , 0:00, 10:85 . i, On Suidayn 8:40,0:00, 11:18 &, m 3100, 6,00, 800, 1085 p Arrive at transter dopot 18 Broadway depal Qomncll Buls o 20 1 108 p. m 30, 11:40 . . 1:80, 1:90, 4:80, 0. vo at Tran for 7 min itos lator Loa: 0:87,10:8 ibp. m Counoll Blufts Tranator 1147 & m; 1 3 Arrlve ¢ TRAN. ARRIvE [ LRAY Paae, No. 8. B8 A m 0:48 & T [ 1188 m 5. 1280 p m 7386 p m b b w Pase. No. _ MISSOURI FA ™ ! Outa o | My o.ar 6:10 A m 8:66 p m Dall P Mall 45 n m Anuive, 0240 0 m | Fxpromt (816 & m | DosMolnes Aco 9 pm [ O. AN, W. R.R ARRIVR. L8ibam nuvuwl b | Mall* “anaive, Pacifio Ex, 9 Mall & Exp 8188 m 5D SUNDAY TRAINS tomber, Saturday evening and Sunday aing will dopart from Omaha for Chicago, and Sunday evening and Monuay morning traius wili arrivo an i < traing will leave and Sunday even ok Tstand o & 8t Paul, Northwe Milwakeo Northwestor following 1. & Q. traink run cvery day in tho wock, 0,8 &Q R R via Council Blufta,) ARy ree .. LEAVE, S0 m RETINN 816 8 m | Ex) (Note.) The 9:00am and 6:00 p m dummy tralng aleo connect with east-bound traln on the Tsland, Buslington, North-Wostorn and Milwaukeo road wmxm\l ST, LOUIS & PACK AV ARRIVE, Gannon Bal: :00 pm | Cannon Ball Datly. From B, & M. Depot; Tenth Stroet. B. & M. RAILROAD—MAIN LINE. DANVIR KXPRESA. LwRST BOUND, LRAVE, WAST BOUND, ARRIVE. Omaha pm_ 750 am 10:06 am Ashland, pm 10 8 Lincoln.'.10:00 pm 12 Orete Hatinga ited Cloud. 8:00 am McCook. .. 10:5h am Akron Donver 3 OMANA AND PLAFFINOUTH TRAINS! Ly, Omshs at 7:50, and 8:46 o m; 4:60, 0:10, 7:45 p m Ar. Onaha ¢ 7:80 p m O.B. & Q.R. B-(via Plattsmouth.) A ARgIvE] Enstern ¥xp....8:45 & m | Omaha Kxp. Chicago Bxp... 4i60 p m | Wealern Exp. y K. 0, 8T. J. &8 [§ LRAY Mall.... Exproast From O, 8t, P, M, &“ Depot, 14th and ‘Webster Streets, ’ Expross} . Mall... 10,86 P. M. & O, ey No & Passengor. 4 Mixed, i E0am No 8 Mixed, 2 [ No1 Passong Biadure eoshor Opening and Olosing of Malle, »oUTH orxx. oLosm. am. pm. am. pm, OMN.W.0,RLAP, &0, 10:80 8:00) 5:80 §:00) 0:00 12:16 530 o0 .8 8:00/ 7:00! . M. Unton Bacino, 0. & Ropublic B. & M. Local B, & M, Ex. Mall A Ofico open Sundayn from 12:00 1 3 K COUTA t41:00 p. mi. Postinastor! P A FALLS: GRANITE, And your work is done’for all time to come, WE CHALLENGE 'The World to produce a more durzble material for street pavement taan e Sioux Falls Granite, ORDERS ¥OR ANY AMOUNT OF Pavma i —OR~— 1MACADAM filled promptiy. Bamples sent and estimates given upon application, WM. McBAIN & CO., Sioux Falls, Dakota. Office and Yard: &th ardDaszlas tsh | I0OWA g BRIDGE WORK, \WONTECT, IRON WORK. AGENTS FoR THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS 1 KD RaR ESTIMATES: THE CARGESY)| N THE & nunnfia'mi EN cl N ES ' SPECIALTIES. 3 y BOILERS; MILL'AND ‘NINING MAGHINERY. PATENT Lo@ 8068 SAWIMILL SPEEIALTIES Awtomutic Cat-0ff Engines, Stoam'. Pumps, Meut Catting: Machines, Tanking Outfits & Presses Wheeléd Serapers, Fruit: Evdpiorators, Praiive, Corn Shellers. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Qur Ground Oil Cake. Tt 1atho bost and cheape Mnd @One ponnd 1 oq vunds of_corm fork fed wikh Grouad Ofl Cake instoad of running do o in welgh and bo 1n good marketable oon: 4 woll a othors, wiio un 1 oan derkityts Ita morita. Try 1§ and fuige Tt 0. hAbEs o7 sacks, - Ao, T v I COMUANY, Dot Reb, X A the Fall and Winty 0 {n th sprd ourselvoe. ko i . BOYER & CO.. DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE, VAULTS, LOCKS, & LORO M arnan: Wiroot. Onsalk STEELE, JOHNSON& CO,, VWholesale Grocers H. B. LOCKWOOD (formerly of Lockwood & Draper) Chicaco, Man. ager of the T Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of .th'z-, also pipes and smokery’ arbicles carried in ahw‘* Prices and samples furnished on application. Open orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention Satisfaction Guaranteed. AGENTS f"OR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & SRAND POWDER CO PERFECTION Heating and Baking Tu only attalond by noing CHARTER O©AK Stoves and Ranges, WITH WIRE RAUZE OVER Dith For nalo by MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA” HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF * ~=(Wall Paper and Window Shiades FASTERN PRICES ;OUFLICATED) OMAHA, NEB 1118 FARNAM/STREET, - . o 0. M. LEIGATON, 1. T. OLARKE, LEIGHTON & CLAREKE, BUCCHSSORB TO KENNAKD GROS, & C0.) Wholssale Drugmists ~—DEALERS IN— Qilg. Brushes. Cinsg. NEBRASKA Paints- OMAHA, T, A G IETR FRANZ FALK BREWING 60! RMilwaukee, Wis. BEER : ¥UNTHLR &. 1C0.. Bn‘xe Bomor Wholesale ©Ulothiers! 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET CQR. 15Th] MATA J . SLOMAN BROTHER ENTLY FROMZFREMONT,ZNEB.S WHOLESALELEATHER, SADDLERY SADDLERY HARDWARE, HIDES, PELTS, FURS, TALLOW, WOOL, .~WE PAY.THE— HIGHEST MARKET PRICES For Hides, Wool, Pelts, Ete., and consignments made to us will receive prumpt uttuutmu for which immediate returns will be made. |3th Street, Bet.'Dodge and Canitol Ave. OMAHA, NEB FRIND W. G- IRA™Y . “(SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & GRAY.) L.UIVI IS IEER LIMEIAND CEMENT.! ’ ’ Omahia Neb

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